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RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
SERVICE MANUAL
CD PORTABLE SYSTEM
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
Areas suffix
J ---------------- U.S.A.
C ------------- Canada
REMOTE CONTROL RM-SRCBZ5
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
Contents
Safety precautions
Importance administering point on the safety
Preventing static electricity
Important for laser products
Disassembly method
Adjustment method
Description of major ICs
VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED
AUDIO & COMMUNICATION BUSINSS DIVISION
PERSONAL & MOBILE NETWORK B.U. 10-1,1Chome,Ohwatari-machi,Maebashi-city,371-8543,Japan
(No.20819)
Printed in Japan
200007(S)
COPYRIGHT
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Comparison table
Item
Jog dial circuit
Back light (LCD)
Bass boost circuit
Power amplifier
Electrical volume
2000 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LTD.
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD RC-BZ6BU
Not used
Used
Not used
Used
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Used
14W
18W
Not used
Used
No.20819
July. 2000
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
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Safety precautions
1. This design of this product contains special hardware and many circuits and components specially
for safety purposes. For continued protection, no changes should be made to the original design
unless authorized in writing by the manufacturer. Replacement parts must be identical to those
used in the original circuits. Services should be performed by qualified personnel only.
2. Alterations of the design or circuitry of the product should not be made. Any design alterations of
the product should not be made. Any design alterations or additions will void the manufacturer`s
warranty and will further relieve the manufacture of responsibility for personal injury or property
damage resulting therefrom.
3. Many electrical and mechanical parts in the products have special safety-related characteristics.
These characteristics are often not evident from visual inspection nor can the protection afforded
by them necessarily be obtained by using replacement components rated for higher voltage,
wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics are identified in
the Parts List of Service Manual. Electrical components having such features are identified by
shading on the schematics and by ( ) on the Parts List in the Service Manual. The use of a
substitute replacement which does not have the same safety characteristics as the recommended
replacement parts shown in the Parts List of Service Manual may create shock, fire, or other
hazards.
4. The leads in the products are routed and dressed with ties, clamps, tubings, barriers and the
like to be separated from live parts, high temperature parts, moving parts and/or sharp edges
for the prevention of electric shock and fire hazard. When service is required, the original lead
routing and dress should be observed, and it should be confirmed that they have been returned
to normal, after re-assembling.
5. Leakage current check (Electrical shock hazard testing)
After re-assembling the product, always perform an isolation check on the exposed metal parts
of the product (antenna terminals, knobs, metal cabinet, screw heads, headphone jack, control
shafts, etc.) to be sure the product is safe to operate without danger of electrical shock.
Do not use a line isolation transformer during this check.
Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet. Using a "Leakage Current Tester", measure
the leakage current from each exposed metal parts of the cabinet , particularly any exposed
metal part having a return path to the chassis, to a known good earth ground. Any leakage
current must not exceed 0.5mA AC (r.m.s.)
Alternate check method
Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet. Use an AC voltmeter having, 1,000 ohms
per volt or more sensitivity in the following manner. Connect a 1,500 10W resistor paralleled by
a 0.15 F AC-type capacitor between an exposed
AC VOLTMETER
metal part and a known good earth ground.
(Having 1000
Measure the AC voltage across the resistor with the
ohms/volts,
or more sensitivity)
AC voltmeter.
Move the resistor connection to each exposed metal
part, particularly any exposed metal part having a
0.15 F AC TYPE
return path to the chassis, and measure the AC
Place this
voltage across the resistor. Now reverse the plug in
probe on
the AC outlet and repeat each measurement voltage
each exposed
1500 10W
metal part.
measured any must not exceed 0.75 V AC (r.m.s.).
This corresponds to 0.5 mA AC (r.m.s.).
Good earth ground
! CAUTION Burrs formed during molding may be left over on some parts of the chassis. Therefore,
pay attention to such burrs in the case of preforming repair of this system.
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Importance administering point on the safety
D901
D903
D904
Not used
F901
J9
F902
POWER TRANSFORMER
R998
F903
CN306 CN307
D902
Power supply board
S901
For USA and Canada / pour Etats - Unis d' Amerique et Canada
Caution: For continued protection against risk of
fire, replace only with same type 3A/125V for
F902 and F903. This symbol specifies type of fast
operating fuse.
Precaution: Pour eviter risques de feux, remplacez
le fusible de surete de F902 et F903 comme le
meme type que 3A/125V.
Ce sont des fusibles suretes qui functionnes rapide.
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Preventing static electricity
1.Grounding to prevent damage by static electricity
Electrostatic discharge (ESD), which occurs when static electricity stored in the body, fabric, etc. is discharged,
can destroy the laser diode in the traverse unit (optical pickup). Take care to prevent this when performing repairs.
2.About the earth processing for the destruction prevention by static electricity
Static electricity in the work area can destroy the optical pickup (laser diode) in devices such as CD players.
Be careful to use proper grounding in the area where repairs are being performed.
2-1 Ground the workbench
Ground the workbench by laying conductive material (such as a conductive sheet) or an iron plate over
it before placing the traverse unit (optical pickup) on it.
2-2 Ground yourself
Use an anti-static wrist strap to release any static electricity built up in your body.
(caption)
Anti-static wrist strap
3. Handling the optical pickup
Conductive material
(conductive sheet) or iron plate
1. In order to maintain quality during transport and before installation, both sides of the laser diode on the
replacement optical pickup are shorted. After replacement, return the shorted parts to their original condition.
(Refer to the text.)
2. Do not use a tester to check the condition of the laser diode in the optical pickup. The tester's internal power
source can easily destroy the laser diode.
4.Handling the traverse unit (optical pickup)
1. Do not subject the traverse unit (optical pickup) to strong shocks, as it is a sensitive, complex unit.
2. Remove solder of the land on the flexible cable after replacing the optical pickup. For specific
details, refer to the replacement procedure in the text. Remove the anti-static pin when replacing the traverse
unit. Be careful not to take too long a time when attaching it to the connector.
3. Handle the flexible cable carefully as it may break when subjected to strong force.
4. It is not possible to adjust the semi-fixed resistor that adjusts the laser power. Do not turn it
Attention when traverse unit is decomposed
CD Pick up
*Please refer to "Disassembly method" in the text for pick-up and
how to detach the substrate.
1.Short the land before the card wire is removed from connector on
the Main board as shown in Figure.
(When the wire is removed without putting up solder, the CD pick-up
assembly might destroy.)
2.Please remove solder after connecting the card wire with
when you install picking up in the substrate.
Land
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Important for laser products
5.CAUTION : If safety switches malfunction, the laser is able
1.CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
2.DANGER : Invisible laser radiation when open and inter
lock failed or defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.
3.CAUTION : There are no serviceable parts inside the
Laser Unit. Do not disassemble the Laser Unit. Replace
to function.
6.CAUTION : Use of controls, adjustments or performance of
procedures other than those specified herein may result in
hazardous radiation exposure.
the complete Laser Unit if it malfunctions.
4.CAUTION : The compact disc player uses invisible
laserradiation and is equipped with safety switches
whichprevent emission of radiation when the drawer is
open and the safety interlocks have failed or are de
! CAUTION Please use enough caution not to
see the beam directly or touch it
in case of an adjustment or operation
check.
feated. It is dangerous to defeat the safety switches.
REPRODUCTION AND POSITION OF LABELS
WARNING LABEL
CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT
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Disassembly method
<Main body>
Removing the front cabinet assembly /
rear cabinet assembly (See Fig.1 to 3)
A
A
1. Detach the battery cover on the back of the body.
Remove the eight screws A attaching the front
cabinet assembly and the rear cabinet assembly.
2. Press STOP / EJECT button on the upper side of the
body to open the cassette door.
3. Remove the front cabinet assembly toward the front
and pull out the volume knob at the same time.
Battery cover
Fig.1
4. Disconnect the speaker harness from connector
CN309 on the main board in the rear cabinet
assembly.
Rear cabinet assembly
Front cabinet assembly
STOP / EJECT button
assembly /
Cassette door
Volume knob
Fig.2
Rear cabinet assembly
Main board
CN309
Front cabinet assembly
Fig.3
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<Front cabinet assembly>
Removing the speaker (L) and (R)
(See Fig.4)
B
Speaker (L)
B
Prior to performing the following procedure, remove
the front cabinet assembly.
1. Remove the eight screws B in the front cabinet.
B
Removing the cassette door
(See Fig.5 and 6)
Speaker (R)
B
Fig.4
the front cabinet assembly.
1. Remove the door spring in the front cabinet
assembly.
2. Insert a screwdriver between the door arm and the
front cabinet and slide the door arms inward, then
detach the cassette door from the front cabinet.
Door arms
Screwdriver
Fig.5
Reattaching the door spring
1. Reattach the door spring to the cassette door shaft
with opening the cassette door.
2. Fit another end of the door spring to the front cabinet
rib.
3. Fit the shorter end of the door spring to the cassette
door.
Shaft
Door spring
Fig.6
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<Rear cabinet assembly>
CD / cassette and amplifier assembly
Removing the CD / cassette and amplifier
assembly from the rear cabinet
(See Fig.7 and 8)
Slot a
Release the hornese
the front cabinet assembly and the rear cabinet
assembly.
1. For the harness connecting the amplifier board with
the power board, disconnect it from connector
CN306 on the power board in the right rear cabinet
assembly. For the harness connecting the battery
terminal wire with the power board, disconnect it
from CN307 on the power board.
2. Remove the two screws C
cassette mechanism unit.
Power board
CN307
C
Slot c
CN306
Fig.7
on the bottom of the
CD / cassette and amplifier assembly
3. Release the harnesses from the slot a, b and c and
the notch of the main board in the rear cabinet.
4. Remove the CD / cassette and amplifier assembly
from the rear cabinet.
Now the CD / cassette and amplifier assembly is
ready to conduct burn-in.
Slot b
Fig.8
D
CD door eject button
Key switch / display board
CN704
Fig.9
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CD cover and door unit
Removing the CD cover and door unit
(See Fig.9 and 10)
the CD / cassette and amplifier assembly.
1. Disconnect the harness from connector CN704 on
the key switch / display board (The harness is
extending from the door switch board).
2. Press EJECT button to open the CD door.
3. Remove the two screws D on the front of the CD
cover and door unit.
4. Raise the front part of the CD cover and door unit
and detach upward. Then push the whole unit
backward until it comes off.
Fig.10
ATTENTION: At this point, the CD mechanism unit
will become removable. So handle the
rear cabinet with care.
Tab
Removing the CD door switch board
(See Fig.11)
the CD cover and door unit.
Joint d
1. Turn over the CD cover and door unit and gently
spread apart the locking tab. Then remove the CD
door switch board in the direction of the arrow while
releasing it from joint d.
CD door switch board
Fig.11
Key switch / display board
CN702(RC-BZ5 only)
Removing the key switch / display board
(See Fig.12)
CN704
assembly.
1. Disconnect the card wires from connector CN701,
CN702 and CN703, then the harness from CN704
on the key switch / display board.
2. Remove the four screws E attaching the key switch /
display board.
The key switch / display board can be removed
even if the mechanism cover is attached.
CN703
E
E
CN701
Cassette mechanism assembly
Fig.12
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Removing the cassette mechanism
assembly (See Fig.13 to 15)
the CD / cassette and amplifier assembly, the CD
cover and door unit and disconnect the harnesses
connected to the key switch / display board.
The cassette mechanism cover is still attached.
1. Push inward the locking tabs e on both sides of the
cassette mechanism cover and remove the
mechanism cover in the direction of the arrow.
Locking tab e
Cassette mechanism cover
2. Disconnect the harnesses from connector CN301
and CN308 on the main board.
Fig.13
3. Remove the upper two screws F and the cassette
mechanism assembly toward the front.
Locking tab e
Removing the CD mechanism assembly
(See Fig.16)
cover and door unit.
1. Disconnect the harness from connector P011 on the
motor board in the lower part of the CD mechanism
assembly. Then disconnect the pickup card wire
from CN601 on the main board.
Cassette mechanism cover
2. Remove the CD mechanism assembly upward.
Fig.14
CD mechanism assembly
CN301
Motor board
P011
F
Main board
CN308
Main board
CN601
Fig.16
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F
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Removing the main board
(See Fig.17 to 19)
Key switch/display bord
CN702
cover and door unit and the CD mechanism
assembly.
and CN308 on the main board (The harnesses are
extending from the cassette mechanism assembly).
CN301
CN308
2. Disconnect the harness from connector CN702 on
the key switch/display board (RC-BZ5 only).
Main board
Fig.17
3. Remove the two screws G on the underside of the
main board and release the two joint tabs f from the
chassis in the direction of the arrow.
ATTENTION: When reassembling, get the harness
extending from FW301 and FW302
on the main board through the two
slots g of the chassis. Get the card
wire extending from CN304 on the
main board through the hook h
and the slot i.
Joint tab f
Main board
G
Joint tab f
Fig.18
Chassis
g
FW302(RC-BZ5 only)
g
h
FW301
i
CN304
Fig.19
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Removing the power
assembly (See Fig.20)
transformer
Power transformer assembly
assembly.
I
and CN307 on the power board in the power
transformer assembly.
2. Remove the two screws H attaching the AC jack of
the power board and the two screws I attaching the
power transformer.
Remove the power transformer assembly toward the
front.
H
Power board
CN307
CN306
Fig.20
Removing the battery board
(See Fig.21 and 22)
assembly.
1. Disconnect the battery terminal wire from connector
CN307 on the power board.
2. Remove the battery board on the back of the rear
cabinet.
Release the hornese
Power board
CN307
Fig.21
Battery board
Fig.22
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<Cassette mechanism section>
Capstan motor ass’ y
A
Motor bracket
a
Main belt
Eject slide
lever
Flywheel ass’ y
Leaf switch
Fig.1
Capstan motor (Fig.1)
1. Remove the cassette mechanism assembly. (Refer
to the article “Cassette mechanism assembly”
appearing on a previous page.)
2. Remove one screw A retaining the capstan motor
assembly from the back of the cassette mechanism
assembly.
3. Disengage the main belt from the flywheel assembly.
Then slide the capstan motor slightly in the direction
of the arrow a while lifting it upwards to remove
together with the main belt.
Eject slide lever (Fig.2)
1. Place the cassette mechanism back side frontward
and disengage the stopper arm b of the Eject slide
lever by pressing it inwards through the opening of
the chassis with a small screwdriver as shown in
Fig.2.
Leaf switch (Fig.3)
1. Press the leaf switch in the direction of the arrow c
and then remove it in the direction of the arrow d
referring to Fig.3.
b
Eject slide lever
Stopper arm
Fig.2
d
Leaf switch
c
Fig.3
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Rec/PB
head
Stopper
Capstan shaft
Stopper
Erase head
C
B
Pinch roller arm ass’y
Fig.4
f
h
Pinch roller arm ass’y
Stopper
e
Erase head
g
Base ass’y
Stopper
Fig.5
Pinch roller arm assembly (Fig.4 to 5)
1. Pull out the stopper protruding from the base assembly
in the direction of the arrow e to remove it from the
pinch roller arm assembly.
2. Then, pull out the pinch roller arm assembly in the
direction of the arrow f.
Fig.6
i
P washer
Base ass’y
Rec/PB head and erase head (Fig.4 to 6)
1. Remove two screws B, C retaining the Rec/PB head.
2. Pull out the stopper of the erase head in the direction of
the arrow g.
3. Pull out the erase head in the direction of the arrow h.
Flywheel assembly (Fig.7)
1. Remove the split washer retaining the flywheel
assembly in the direction of the arrow i.
2. Pull the flywheel assembly out of the back side of the
cassette mechanism assembly in the direction of the
arrow j.
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Flywheel
j
Fig.7
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Adjustment method
Test Instruments required for adjustment
1.
Low frequency oscillator
Test remarks
1. Negative side of the input and output terminals of the
(Frequency range: 50Hz to 20kHz)
testing set, shall be isolated from each other. The
(Output: 0 dBs across 600 Ω terminating resistor)
negative side should not be commonly connected
2.
Attenuator(Impedance: 600 Ω)
when a 2channel electronic voltmeter is connected.
3.
Test Tapes
2. A dummy load shall be connected to the output
VT712
For tape speed, wow & flutter check
VT722, 724
For playback, output level check
VT738
For playback frequency response check
VT702
For head azimuth adjustment
terminal and the lead wires of dummy load shall be
as thick as possible.
Measuring condition(Tuner section)
4.
Blank tape TYPE1:AC–225
Power supply voltage to tuner
5.
Electronic voltmeter
Reference output
6.
Distortion meter
AM modulation
400Hz, 30%
7.
Frequency counter
FM modulation
400Hz, deviation 22.5kHz
8.
Wow and flutter meter
9.
Torque gauge(Cassette type)
CTG – N
10. Test disc
11. Jitter meter
12. TE Offset
Remarks for alignment
1. Connect 30 pF capacitor and 33k Ω resistor to the
NJM631
output terminal of the IF sweeper in series while
LTM9055
0.082 µ F capacitor and 100k Ω resistor to the input
AC120V(60Hz)
DC12V(UM–1 x 8)
Reference output level
Speaker: 0.245V/3 Ω
CTS1000
Measuring conditions(Amplifier section)
Supply voltage
Vcc: DC 6V
Speaker
terminal in series.
2. Set the output level of the IF sweeper as low as
adjustable.
3. IF alignment is not necessary for both AM and FM
: 0 dBs(0.775V) / 3 Ω
MPX alignment is not necessary either. All IFTs and
Headphone
MPX coil are non-adjusting type.
: –10 dBs(0.245V) / 32 Ω
Reference input level
: –20 dBs supplied to test point CN1
Standard test frequency
1kHz
Output measuring point
Speaker terminal
:Dummy load 3 Ω
Standard position of switches
Function switch
TAPE
Beat cut switch
NORMAL
Standard position of controls
Tone
Main volume adjust
Maximum position
0 dBs output position
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Cassette amplifier section
Item
Conditions
Adjustment & Confirmation Method
Standard Value
Adjusting Point
• Output: Max.
level plus less
than 2 dB
• Phase difference between
R & L ch:
Minimum
Azimuth adjusting
screw (after head
replacement only)
Head azimuth
adjustment
• Test tape:
VT702(8 kHz)
• Test output from:
Speaker terminal
(with 3 Ω load)
1. Play back the test tape VT702 (8 kHz signal).
2. Adjust the azimuth adjusting screw so that
phase difference between R and L channels is minimum with the output level that
is the maximum level plug less than 2 dB
in the FWD and REV mode.
After the adjustment apply screw sealant
onto the azimuth adjusting screw for more
than half the screw head.
3. If the head azimuth is still maladjusted, readjust it with the azimuth adjusting screw
alternately in the FWD and REV modes.
Tape speed,
Wow & flutter
check
• Function selector:
TAPE
• Test tape:
VT712 (3 kHz)
•Test output from:
Speaker terminal
(with 3 Ω load)
1. Play back the end portion of the test tape
VT712 (3 kHz signal).
2. At that time check to see if the frequency
counter reads 2940 to 3090 Hz. If not,
adjust the semi-fixed resistor inside the
motor to obtain the specified frequency.
3. Wow and flutter must be 0.38 % or less
(unweighted).
Playback
output check
TAPE
• Test tape: VT722,
VT724 (1 kHz)
Speaker terminal
(with 3 Ω load)
• Speaker output
1. With the test tape VT722 (1 kHz signal)
being played back, confirm that the speaker with 10 %
distortion:
output is 2.1 W or more with 10 % distor2.1W or more
tion.
• Deviation be2. With the test tape VT724 being played
tween R & L ch
back, confirm that the deviation between
outputs:
R-ch and L-ch outputs is less than 3 dB.
3 dB or less
Playback
frequency
response
check
TAPE
• Test tape: VT738
Speaker terminal
(with 3 Ω load)
With the test tape VT738 being played back,
confirm that the deviation between 1 kHz and
125 Hz signals is 6 ± 3 dB and that between
the 1 kHz and 8 kHz signals is 0 ± 4 dB.
• Deviation
between 1 kHz
& 125 Hz:
6 ± 3 dB
• Deviation
between 1 kHz
& 8 kHz:
0 ± 4 dB
REC/PB
sensitivity
check
TAPE
• Mode: Recording
• Test input to:
CN301
With the input of 1 kHz, –20 dBs signal to the
test point CN301, confirm that the level difference between the recording and playback
is 0 ± 3 dB or less.
• Level difference
between
REC & PB:
0 ± 3 dB or less
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Frequency:
2940-3090 Hz
0.38 % or less
(unweighted)
Tape speed (with
semi-fixed resistor
inside motor)
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Tuner sections
Item
Conditions
Adjustment & Confirmation Methods
FM, AM IF
adjustment
Since a solid IF is being used, no
adjustment is required.
MPX
adjustment
Since a ceramic resonator is being used,
no adjustment is required.
FM tracking
adjustment
Since a fixed coil is being used, no
adjustment is required.
Stand. values
Adjust
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Description of major IC's
MN35510 (IC603) : Digtal servo & digtal signal processor
1. Block diagram
MN35510
VSS
BCLKIN(SSEL)
DEEMPHSIS
DIGITAL
SUBCODE
BUFFER
DVDD1
LRCKIN(MSEL)
SRDATAIN(PSEL)
IOSEL
CLVS
CRC
BLKCK
/CLDCK
SBCK
SUBC
DEMPH
RESY
FLAG5(RESY)
SSEL
SQCK
SUBQ
AVSS2
8TIMES
OVER SAMPPUNG
DIGITAL FILTER
EFM
DEMODULATION
SYNC
INTERPOLATION
VDSS1
AVDD2
SUBCODE
DEMODULATION
1BIT DAC
LOGIS
CIRC ERROR
CORRECTION
DEINTERLEVE
15K
SRAM
PWM
(R)
PWM
(L)
DIGITAL
AUDIO
INTERFACE
CLV
SERVO
OUTR
AVSS1
AVDD1
–
+
OUTL
(BYTCK)TRVSTR
TRV
KICK
VREF
DMUTE
BCLK
SRDATA
LRCK
PC
ECM
TX
IPFLAG
FLAG
–
+
D/A
CONVERTER
ECS
TVD
TRD
FOD
TBAL
FBAL
TOFS
TES
/TLOCK
/FLOCLK
PLAY
LDON
WVEL
SENSE
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INTER POLATION
SOFT MUTING
DIGITAL
ATTENUATION
PEAK DETCT
AUTO CUE
OUTPUT
PORT
OFT
DSL
PLL VCO
BDO
SERVO
TIMING GENERATOR
/RFDET
SERVO
CPU
VDET
INPUT PORT
TRCRS
MICRO COMPUTER
INTERFACE
TE
PCK
EFM
PLLF
DSLF
IREF
DRF
ARF
RSEL
PSEL
/RST
MLD
MCLK
MDATA
VCO
RFENV
A/D CONVERTER
FE
TIMING
GENERATOR
PITCH CONTROL
/TEST
CK384(EFM)
VCOF
BYTCK
SMCK
FCLK
PMCK
CSEL
MSEL
X2
X1
STAT
VDD
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BA6897FP (IC602) : 4channel driver
1.Terminal layout & Block diagram
D.BUF
CH1-OUTA
1
28 GND
D.BUF
CH1-OUTB 2
27 CH4-OUTA
D.BUF
CH1-INA
+
Level
shift
3
+ Level
shift
26 CH4-OUTB
D.BUF
CH1-INB
4
TEST1
5
TEST2
6
MUTE
7
22 Vcc
8
21 Vcc
CH2-INB
25 CH4-INA
T.S.D
+-
24 CH4-INB
23 BIAS IN
-+
-+
9
+-
DRIVER
MUTE
20 CH3-INB
-+
CH2-INA 10
19 CH3-INA
D.BUF
CH2-OUTB 11
Level
shift
- +
Level
shift
+
-
D.BUF
18 CH3-OUTB
CH2-OUTA 12
17 CH3-OUTA
D.BUF
D.BUF
16 OP IN(+)
OP-OUT 14
15 OP IN(-)
-+
GND 13
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RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
LC72136N (IC2) : PLL Frequency sinsesizer
1.Terminal layout
XT
FM/AM
CE
DI
CLOCK
DO1
FM ST VCO STOP
AM/FM
NC
NC
SDIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
XT
GND
LPFOUT
LPFIN
PD
VCC
FMIN
AMIN
NC
IFCONT
IFIN
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
2. Block diagram
Phase
Detector
Charge Pump
Reference
Driver
1
18
22
19
20
16
Swallow Counter
1/16,1/17 4bit
1/2
Unlock
Detector
12bit
Programmable
DriverS
15
12
3
4
C2B
I/F
5
Universal
Counter
Data Shift Register & Latch
6
Power
on
Reset
17
21
7
8
2
11 13
3. Pin function
Pin
No.
Symbol
I/O
1
XT
I
Pin
No.
Symbol
I/O
X'tal oscillator connect (75KHz)
12
IFIN
I
IF counter signal input
13
IFCONT
O
IF signal output
14
NC
-
Not use
15
AMIN
I
AM Local OSC signal output
Function
2
FM/AM
O
LOW:FM mode (Not use)
3
CE
I
When data output/input for 4pin(input) and
Function
6pin(output): H
4
DI
I
Input for receive the serial data from
controller
5
CLOCK
I
Sync signal input use
16
FMIN
I
FM Local OSC signal input
6
DO1
O
Data output for Controller
17
VCC
-
Power supply(VDD=4.5
Output port
7
FM ST
O
"Low": MW mode
5.5V)
When power ON:Reset circuit move
18
PD
O
PLL charge pump output(H: Local OSC
frequency Height than Reference frequency.
VCO STOP
L: Low Agreement: Height impedance)
8
1-20
AM/FM
O
19
LPFIN
I
Input for active lowpassfilter of PLL
20
LPFOUT
O
Output for active lowpassfilter of PLL
9
NC
-
Not use
10
NC
-
Not use
21
GND
-
Connected to GND
11
SDIN
I/O
Data input/output (Not use)
22
XT
I
X'tal oscillator(75KHz)
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
TA2104AN (IC1) : AM/FM 1 chip tuner IC
1.Terminal layout & Block diagram
FM
RF OUT
RF
Vcc
AM
RF IN
24
23
22
FM
OSC
21
AM
OSC
20
OSC
OUT
19
AM
OSC
ST
LED
18
SW
ST
FM
OSC
IF
REQ
17
DET
OUT
16
MPX
IN
15
LPF1
14
LPF2
13
AF
IF
REQ
AF
BUFF
VCO
BUFF
DIVIDE
DECODE
IF
BUFF
BUFF
LEVEL
DET
1/8
FM
DET
AM
DET
ST / MO
FM / AM
AM
MIX
AGC
FM
MIX
FMRF
AMIF
FMIF
MUTE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
RF
GND
FM
RF IN
AM
LOW CUT
MIX
OUT
Vcc
AM
IF IN
FM
IF IN
GND
AGC
QUAD
R-OUT
12
L-OUT
2.Pin function
Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Pin Name
RF GND
FM RF IN
AM LOW CUT
MIX OUT
Vcc
AM IF IN
FM IF IN
GND
AGC
QUAD
R-OUT
L-OUT
LPF2
LPF1
MPX IN
DET OUT
IF REQ
ST LED
OSC OUT
AM OSC
FM OSC
AM RF IN
RF Vcc
FM RF OUT
Function
RF Stage ground
FM RF Input
AM Low Frequency Cut Filter External Component
Mixer Output
Power Supply
AM IF Amplifier Input
FM IF Amplifier Input
Ground
AM AGC External Capacitor
FM Quadrature Detector Terminal
Audio output CH-R
Audio output CH-L
LPF Terminal for Phase Detector / AM, FM Switching
LPF Terminal for Synchronous Detector / VCO Stop
FM MPX Input
AM/FM Detector Output
IF Output / IF Request control
FM Stereo Indicator Output
Local Oscillator Output
AM Oscillator
FM Oscillator
AM RF Input
RF Stage Vcc
FM RF Amplifier Output
1-21
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
AN8806SB (IC601) : RF & Servo amplifier
1.Treminal layout
PD
LD
LDON
LDP
VCC
RFRFOUT
RFIN
C.AGC
ARF
C.ENV
C.EA
CSBDO
BDO
CSBRT
OFTR
/NRFDET
GND
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
PDAC
PDBD
PDF
PDE
PDER
PDFR
TBAL
FBAL
FEFEOUT
TETEOUT
CROSS
TEBPF
VDET
LDOFF
VREF
ENV
2.Block diagram
6
29
7
28
27
9
8
17
RF
AGC
EQ
36
10
11
12
19
ENV CIRCUIT
DET
13
VCBA
BDO
14
OFTR
15
16
35
VCBA
31
VCBA
20
34
32
VCBA
21
33
2
30
1-22
24
25
26
23
22
1
4
3
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
3. Pin function
Pin No.
Symbol
I/O
1
PD
I
APC amp input terminal
2
LD
O
APC amp output terminal
3
LDON
I
APC ON/OFF control terminal
4
LDP
--
Connect to ground
5
VCC
--
Power supply
6
RF-
I
Inverse input pin for RF amp
7
RFOUT
O
RFamp output
8
RFIN
I
9
C.AGC
I/O
Function
RF input
Connecting pin of AGC loop filter
10
ARF
O
RF output
11
C.ENV
I/O
A capacitor is connected to this terminal to detect the envelope of RF signal
12
C.EA
I/O
A capacitor is connected to this terminal to detect the envelope of RF signal
13
CSBDO
I/O
A capacitor is connected to detect the lower envelope of RF signal
14
BDO
O
BDO output pin
15
CSBRT
I/O
A capacitor is connected to detect the lower envelope of RF signal
16
OFTR
O
Of-track status signal output
17
/NRFDET
O
RF detection signal output
18
GND
--
Ground
19
ENV
O
Envelope output
20
VREF
O
Reference voltage output
21
LDOFF
I
22
VDET
O
Vibration detection signal output
23
TEBPF
I
Input pin of tracking error through BPF
24
CROSS
O
Tracking error cross output
25
TEOUT
O
Tracking error signal output
26
TE-
I
Inverse input pin for tracking error amp
27
FEOUT
O
Output pin of focus error
28
FE-
I
Inverse input pin for focus error amp
29
FBAL
I
Focus balance control
30
TBAL
I
Tracking balance control
31
PDFR
I/O
F I-V amp gain control
32
PDER
I/O
E I-V amp gain control
33
PDE
I
I-V amp input
34
PDF
I
I-V amp input
35
PDBD
I
I-V amp input
36
PDAC
I
I-V amp input
1-23
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
TA2068N (IC301) : Rec/PB. amplifier
1. Terminal layout
AGC
PBO1
PBNF1
REC1
PBIN1
VREF
VSS
PBIN2
REC2
PBNF2
PBO2
MICNF
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
RAIN1
MICSEL
CDIN1
P/R
OUT1
VCC
OUT2
SEL
CDIN2
TAPE
RAIN2
MICIN
2. Block diagram
5
3
2
22
24
MONITOR AMP 1
MUTE
RADIO
19
TAPE
LINE
NAB AMP1
13
REC AMP1
ALC1
TAPE
MIC AMP1
–
19.5
+
12
ON
–
–
46.5
+
BUF. AMP A1
MUTE
20
7
+
4
26
BUF. AMP B1
1
DET
ON
REC AMP2
REF. AMP
NAB AMP2
2.1V
6
ALC2
BUF. AMP A2
+
46.5
–
TAPE
LINE
MONITOR AMP
–
2
ON
18
7
7
TAPE
8
10
11
14
16
MUTE
BUF. AMP B2
LOGIC
RADIO
1-24
9
26
+
15
17
21
23
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
Block diagrams (RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD)
L4
Main Volume
+B
L3
AM
CN702
FM RF/IF/DET/MPX
AM RF/IF/DET
FW302
BPF
IC1
Power Amp.
LCH
BP1
Q101
Q201
T2
L1
RCH
CF1
Q302
Q101
IC2
PLL
RCH
LCH
Tuner
L&R
IC302
SMUTE
RCH
R/P HEAD
REC
CN301
J301
Q112
EQ
Q212
PB
LCH
IC301
Bias
CN309
R/P Amp.
R-CH / L-CH
SPEAKER
CN601
CD Pickup
RF/Servo amp.
IC603
IC601
Digital servo
Digital signal
Processor
F/T
Coil
SPINDLE / FEED
MOTOR
CN303
Forcus
Tracking
M
IC602
M
BTL Driver
CN703
IC701
SMUTE
SYSTEM
CONT.
Spindle
Feed
2-1
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
Block diagrams (RC-BZ6BU)
L4
L3
+B
L.OSC
AM
FM RF/IF/DET/MPX
AM RF/IF/DET
BPF
IC1
BP1
LCH
T2
L1
IC304
CF1
PLL
RCH
IC302
IC303
Tuner
L&R
SMUTE
RCH
LCH
REC
CN301
Q101
Q201
Q302
E.VOL
Q101
IC2
R/P HEAD
Power Amp.
Bass
Boost
Amp.
RCH
J301
PB
LCH
IC301
Bias
CN309
R/P Amp.
R-CH / L-CH
SPEAKER
CN601
CD Pickup
RF/Servo amp.
IC603
IC601
Digital servo
Digital signal
Processor
F/T
Coil
SPINDLE / FEED
MOTOR
CN303
Forcus
Tracking
M
IC602
M
BTL Driver
Spindle
Feed
2-2
CN703
IC701
SMUTE
SYSTEM
CONT.
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
Standard schematic diagrams
TO MAIN AMP SECTION
TO D-1 on page 2-7
1K
1K
1K
1K
6
20
21
SEG15
18
17
19
SEG14
SEG13
SEG12
16
SEG16
15
SEG11
13
12
11
10
9
8
14
SEG10
SEG9
SEG8
SEG7
SEG6
SEG5
SEG4
6
7
SEG2
SEG1
4
3
5
SEG0
COM0
SEG3
ALL
REC
REPEAT
BASS
S858
UP/
SW8V
TRACK
KHz
STEREO MONO
MHz
DI701
QLD0046-001
STOP/
R855
S855
6.8K
3.9K
C710
10K
R725
2.2K
9 0V
R728
10K
47K
Q703
2SC2412K/R/-X
4.7K
10K
POWER
S865
2.2K
R718
0.1
R754
10K
6 5.1V
R724
2.2K
R710
100K
5 3.7V
R727
2.2K
R715
33K
4 3.5V
R785
*
3
0V
2
0V
1
0V
PEN
S851---S858
QSW0707-001Z
C732
10K
D708
1SS133-T2
R789
R858
5.6K
*
C719 C720
0.001 0.001
R773
10K
K702
VQZ0048-009
C724
100P
C723
100P
C738
150P
D852
LTD321-41
R748
22K
5.0V 3
R749
47K
5.0V 2
0.7V
REST
R859
18K
0V
1
SCK
VCC
IC703
GP1U281X
GND
R864
5.6K
+
MPX
0.01
R860
330
R861
680
REMOCON
SUBQ
POWER
LED
C721
SQCK
4.0V
0V
OUT
SDATA
0.01
STANBY
LED
R708
8.2K
36P
0V
R703
K701
VQZ0048-009
CLOCK
C703
0V
C703
24P
0V
36P
0V
1K
C704
8.2K
R701
0V
R702
+
Q701
2SC2714/O/-X
C712
0V
C707
+
C708
0V
X701
QAX0410-001Z
C702
24P
0.1
220/10
VMW2422 A
5.0V
STAT
1
10K
Q706
DTC143TKA-X
D707
C711
10/16
1SS133-TE
+
0V
R706
0V
1.5K
RESET
Q704
DTC144EKA-X
5.1V
AC/DC
R851
S851
QSW0707-001Z
7 0V
3AB39N
100K
SOUND
R797
10 5.0V
R770
2.2K
R712
R726
R714
11 4.6V
10K
R719
39K
L702
3AB39N
MCLK
2.2/50
2
R852
1.8K
S852
0V
L701
AC/DC
D703
UZ5.16SC-T2
22K
R711
100K
5.4V 84
PIN
SO
82
10K 5.4V 83
10K 0V
R750
100K
R730
SI
81
0V
SCK
80
R751
10K 0V
MDATA
79
0V
R759
1K
MCLK
78
0V
R760
1K
SUBQ
77
R763
2.2K 0V
SQCK
76
2.2K 0V
R753
75
TUST
NC
10K 0V
VDD
100K
MDATA
TUST
1SS133-T2
D702
SEG2
SEG3
SEG4
SEG5
SEG6
SEG7
SEG8
SEG9
SEG10
SEG11
SEG12
SEG13
SEG14
SEG15
37
NC
SEG16
NC
38
40
39
NC
36
2.6V
35
2.6V
34
2.6V
33
2.6V
32
2.6V
31
2.6V
30
2.6V
29
2.6V
28
2.5V
27
2.6V
26
2.5V
25
2.6V
24
2.6V
23
2.6V
22
5.4V 74
0V
R740
R707
REC
R752
R729
47K
2.2K
R721
TAPE
OSC1
AC/DC
BEAT
C722
100P
R709
NC
5.1V 64
22K
0V 63
C725
100P
NC
XRST
OSC2
0V 62
2.4V 73
2.2K
AVSS VREF-
2.0V 72
R761
VER
MLD
2.2K
XRST
FCD
R742
6.0V 61
VSS
2.2K
71
R758
0V
5.0V 60
MLD
SW5V SAFETY
NC
22K
TPE
5.4V 70
FCD
R739
0V 59
NC
10K
CD+B SAFETY
RESET
R741
TRE
NC
14 1.7V
47/10
58
MPX
R732
8 0V
MODEL
NC
R733
C727
57
R734
2.7K
100K
1
FTU
69
0V 56
BUP
0V
10K
+BCTL
5.4V 68
R768
FTU
KEY1
CONTROLLER
15 0V
12 5.1V
CLOSE/REST
SYSTEM
SMUTE
REC
0V 55
67
0V 54
4.7K
R723
22K
R767
STAT
R746
TAPE
SMUTE
66
1
0.6V
0V
13 3.3V
AVDD VREF+
POUT
2.5V
2.5V
16
VLCD1
BASS
0V
1
17
VLCD2
MN171603JACA
NC
10K 0V
R735
182.5V
VLCD3
IC701
2.2K
POUT
COM3
R762
5.0V 53
2
COM2
NC
65
10K
2
NC
33K
BACK UP
2.5V
19
COM1
NC
51
0V 52
COM0
NC
50
10K
NC
2.6V
20
R853
PRESET
R717
R720
49
R738
SEG0
22K
48
SEG1
NC
NC
2.6V
21
R756
45
BASS
NC
NC
44
47
P8-22F23-A3.3NS
41
42
NC
43
10K
CN704
EMV5133-002KR OR TIP-X02P-MI
Q705
2SA1037AK/RS/-X
100K
4.4V
46
3
R854
S853
R716
D706
1SS133-T2
5.1V
R796
2
4
12K
DOWN/
5
FW701
R856
S856
S854
5.1V
S866
VMW14774 D
CD/
TUNER/BAND
BCTL
CD DOOR SW
39K
LCD HOLDER
CD+B
SAFETY
R857
S857
Q851
2SA1037AK/RS/-X
R777
R778
R772
R779
SLEEP
D851
LTD3116-41
1K
1K
1K
COM1
1
R774
R775
R776
COM3
CN703
QGF1212F1-12
K703
VQZ0048-009
17 8.3V
16 6.8V
15 0.7V
14 2.1V
13 5.7V
12 0V
11 5.0V
10 4.6V
9 5.1V
8 4.8V
7 5.0V
6 0V
5 6.1V
4 0.1V
3 5.1V
2 5.0V
1 0V
0.9V 1
2
0V
3
0V
4
0V
1.1V 5
6
0V
7
0V
8
0V
0V
9
5.1V 10
3.1V 11
5.9V 12
TO MAIN AMP SECTION
TO A-1 on page 2-7
SW8V
CD+B
FCD
AC/DC
TAPE
REC
SAFETY
REST
MLD
MDATA
MCLK
DG
XRST
STAT
SQCK
SUBQ
DG
COM2
CN701
QGF1212F1-17
7
2
SDATA
TUST
SCK
MPX
POUT
BASS
FTU
TPE
DG
BUC
SMUTE
US6V
System control circuit (RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD only)
NOTES:
Q702
2SC2714/O/-X
0V
R704
1K
LIST
EE.EV
E.B.EN
U.UP.US.UT.UX.UY.UZ
J.C
R789
10K
10K
10K
-------
C706
0.001
PARTS NAME
R785
150K
22K
8.2K
2.2K
1. VOLTAGES ARE DC-MEASURED WITH A DIGITAL VOLT METER OR OSCILOSCOPE
WITHOUT INPUT SIGNAL.
CONDITION ---- CD STOP AT DC SUPLLY
2. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED,RESISTORS ARE 1/6W 5% CAPBON RESISTOR.
ALL RESISTANCE VALUES ARE IN OHM(s)
ALL CAPACITORS ARE CERAMIC CAPACITOR OR MYLAR CAPACITOR.
ALL CAPACITANCE VALUES ARE IN uF(p*pF).
ALL INDUCTANCE VALUES ARE IN uH(m*mH).
ALL E.CAPACITORS ARE SHOWN IN THE FORM OF CAPACITANCE(uF)/RATED VOLTAGE (V).
ALL DIODES ARE 1SS254T-77 OR 1N4148M
ALL TRANSISTORS ARE 2SC2785(F.E). OR 2SC3330(S.T). OR KTC3199(GL).
CONSTRUCTION
4.7K
DTC143TKA
DTC144EKA
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
47K
47K
H
I
J
2-3
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
System control circuit (RC-BZ6BU only)
AHB
SDATA
TUST
SCK
MPX
POUT
VOLCK
FTU
VOLDATA
DG
BUC
SMUTE
US6V
TO D-1 on page 2-8
TO MAIN AMP SECTION
PL701
BACK LIGHT
1
KHz
STEREO
5.7V 1
Q852
2SC2412K/R/-X
MHz
AHB PRO
ALL MONO
LCD HOLDER
SWBY SAFETY
FCD
VER
MLD
AVSS VREF-
MDATA
PEN
PIN
3
2
1
R707
10K
L701
3AB39N
5.0V
0V
R726
2.2K
R725
2.2K
R728
10K
R770
0V
5.1V
R754
10K
R724
2.2K
R727
2.2K
R785
*
2.2K
R858
5.6K
R718
10K
C732
0.1
R710
100K
R715
33K
0.7V
3.7V
3.5V
0V
K702
0V
5.0V
R713
10K
R755
10K
R789
C720
0.001
*
C738
150P
C723
100P
C724
100P
VQZ0048-009
4.0V
JS801
QSW0705-001
0V
REMOCON
R746
22K
5.4V 3
R749
47K
5.4V 2
18 MPX
R773
10K
0.01
Q851
2SA1037AK/RS/-X
R859
18K
5.4V 1
R756 R720
22K
C721
0.01
SDATA
15
SCK
17
MDATA
9
MCLK
10
SUBQ
14
SQCK
13
+
C727
47/10
100K
OUT
VCC
R860
330
GND
POWER
LED
IC703
GP1U281X
R863
10K
R862
10K
R861
680
STANBY
LED
C801
0.01
C802
0.01
7
R708
10K
K701
8.2K
36P
36P
C703
24P
0V
LIST
E.B.EN
U.UP.US.UT.UX.UY.UZ
EE.EV
J.C
Q702
2SC2714/O/-X
R789
10K
10K
10K
-------
R785
22K
8.2K
150K
2.2K
C704
0V
0V
Q701
2SC2714/O/-X
C701
CLOCK
1K
R703
R706
10K
R701
8.2K
0V
+
C708
0V
R702
+ C712
2.2/50
0V
X701
QAX0410-001Z
C702
24P
0.1
+
5.0V
C707
Q706
DTC143TKA-X
220/10
RESET
1
Q709
1SS133-T2
VMW2422 A
0V
D707
1SS133-T2
22K
D708
0V
REST
C711
10/16
Q703
2SC2412K/R/-X
39K
10K
2.2K
S865
Q704
DTC144EKA-X
0V
R711
D703
R865
4.5V
5.1V
AC/DC 3
QSW0707-001Z
R797
4.7K
R714
5.1V
R719
100K
2
0V
R851
1.5K
S851
POWER
L702
3AB39N
C719
0.001
R730
R750
R751
R759
R760
4
0V
27P
C710
16
AC/DC
R763
C718
5
R753
22P
5
R732
100K
3.3V
10K 5.0V 83
5.0V
84
SO
10K
0V
82
SI
SCK
81
0V
80
0V
10K
MCLK
JOG1
C717
R752
TAPE 4
SQCK
BEAT
SUBQ
JOG2
TUST
XRST
6
R733
100K
0.6V
SOUND
3
CD+B SAFETY
KILL
7
R734
100K
S851--- S858
QSW0707-001Z
BACK UP
R716
47K
1.7V
R852
1.8K
S852
2
VOLDATA
8
R731
1K
D852
LTD321-41
MPX
9
R853
2.7K
S853
R717
33K
1
MODEL
VOLCK
11
10
DOWN/
D851
LTD3116-41
FTU
12
R854
3.9K
S854
5.6K
BUP
13
TUNER/BAND
R864
CONTROLLER
+BCTL
14
R855
6.8K
S855
BASS
R712
KEY1
2.6V
21 30
2.6V
20 29
2.6V
19 28
2.5V
18 27
2.5V
17 26
2.5V
16 25
0V
15
UZ5.1BSC-T2
D702
1SS133-T2
SEG2
SEG3
SEG4
SEG5
SEG6
SEG7
SEG8
SEG9
SEG10
SEG11
SEG12
SEG13
SEG14
SEG15
SEG16
SEG17
SEG18
SEG19
SEG20
SEG21
SMUTE
STAT 12
TUST
CLOSE/REST
SYSTEM
R740
D704
1SS133-T2
POUT
VDD
2.2K
2.2K
C725
100P
C722
150P
150P
C714
C716
22K
100P
R761
5.0V
61
5.0V
62
0V
63
AVDD VREF+
OSC1
2.2K
AHB
OSC2
R758
VLCD1
2.2K 2.3V 72
2.2V
73
5.1V
74
0V
10K
75
4.9V
2.2K
76
5.1V
2.2K
77
5.0V
1K
78
4.8V
1K
79
8
MN171603JACA
R742
MLD
NC
X702
22K
VLCD2
QAX0401-001
R739
R721
2
1
2
0V 59
5.0V
60
IC701
VSS
10K
FCD
R709
5.0V 57
5.0V 58
NC
X2
10K
VLCD3
X1
VOLCLK 21 R769
COM3
NC
RESET
0V 56
SEG28
REC
10K
COM2
R723
R768
SEG27
STAT
0V 55
COM1
TAPE
4.7K
COM0
SEG26
R762
R767
SEG22
2.6V
42
2.6V
41
2.6V
40
2.6V
39
2.6V
38
2.6V
37
2.6V
36
2.5V
35
2.6V
34
2.6V
33
2.6V
32
2.6V
31
2.6V
30
2.5V
29
2.6V
28
2.6V
27
2.6V
26
2.6V
25
2.6V
24
2.6V
23
2.6V
22
0V 54
SEG25
AC/DC
57
5.0V 53
22K
SEG0
47K 5.1V 64
5.6V
10K
65
0V
2.2K
66
0V
10K
67
5.1V
68
2.0V
69
R722
2.6V
70
100K
0V
71
56
10K
R745
SEG24
R729
Q705
2SA1037AK/RS/-X
55
R796
100K
54
R735
SEG1
R856
12K
STOP/PRESET
D706
1SS133-T2
53
CN704
EMV5133-002KR OR TIP-X02P-MI
52
POUT 20
SMUTE24
SEG23
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
0V 52
VOLDATA 23
R737
REC
40
10K
2 0V
3
41
R738
XRST 11
42
19
P8-22F23-A3.3NS
43
2.6V 47
2.6V 51
22
44
2.6V 46
2.6V 50
FTU
45
VMW1474 D
2.6V 45
2.6V 49
1 0V
46
1
47
4
48
2
2.6V 44
2.6V 48
AHB
49
5
50
51
4.4V
FW701
CD/
4.3V
R790
4.7K
6
SAFETY
S866
4.3V
0V
2.6V 43
R857
39K
S857
0V
5.1V
UP/
4.9V
S856
CD+B 1
5.1V
S858
2SC2412K/R/-X
K703
VQZ0046-009
TRACK
DI701
QLD0045-001
BCTL
CLOCK/METER
5.7V
6
CD DOOR SW
2
FW702
ON
OFF
REC
2
6.3V 2
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
33
SEG28
SEG27
SEG26
SEG25
SEG24
SEG23
SEG22
SEG21
SEG20
SEG19
SEG18
SEG17
SEG16
SEG15
SEG14
SEG13
SEG12
SEG11
14
16
13
12
11
10
15
SEG10
SEG9
SEG8
SEG7
SEG6
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1
24
20
21
22
23
SEG5
SEG4
SEG3
SEG2
SEG1
SEG0
COM0
COM1
COM2
COM3
1
0V
0.9V 152
0V 163
4
17
0V
0V 185
1.1V 6
5.0V 7
8
0V
5.0V 9
10
0V
5.1V 11
3.1V 12
5.9V 13
19
TO MAIN AMP SECTION
TO A-1 on page 2-8
FW703
57
56
55
54
53
52
51
50
49
48
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
CLOCK
SLEEP
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
1K 11
1K 12
1K 13
1K 14
30
R777
R778
R772
R779
CN703
QGF1212F1-13
29
R774
R775
R776
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1K 8
1K 9
1K 10
28
8.3V
6.8V
0.7V
2.1V
5.7V
0V
5.0V
4.5V
5.1V
4.8V
5.0V
0V
5.1V
0.1V
5.1V
5.0V
0V
27
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
26
SW8V
CD+B
FCD
AC/DC
TAPE
REC
SAFETY
REST
MLD
MDATA
MCLK
DG
XRST
STAT
SQCK
SUBQ
DG
25
CN701
QGF1212F1-17
7
0V
0V
R704
1K
PARTS NAME
CONSTRUCTION
4.7K
C706
0.001
NOTES:
1. VOLTAGES ARE DC-MEASURED WITH A DIGITAL VOLT METER OR OSCILOSCOPE
WITHOUT INPUT SIGNAL
CONDITION ----- CD STOP AT DC SUPLLY
SOUND.FLAT AHB.ON
2. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED,RESISTORS ARE 1/6W 5% CAPBON RESISTOR.
ALL RESISTANCE VALUES ARE IN OHM(s)
ALL CAPACITANCE VALUES ARE IN uF(p*pF).
ALL INDUCTANCE VALUES ARE IN uH(m*mH).
ALL E.CAPACITORS ARE SHOWN IN THE FORM OF CAPACITANCE(uF)/RATED VOLTAGE (V).
DTC143TKA
VQZ004B-009
DTC144EKA
A
B
C
D
E
2-4
F
G
47K
47K
H
I
J
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
CD amplifire circuit
7
R605
270K
TBAL
R606
150K
FBAL
MCLK
MLD
MDATA
1K SQCK
DG
SUBQ
SQCK
STAT
XRST
DG
MCLK
MDATA
MLD
REST
SAFETY
AVSS1
MN35510
FOD
OUTL
VREF
AVDD1
DIGITAL SERVO
&
DIGITAL SIGNAL
FBAL
TBAL
FE
TEST
IOSEL
RESY
PROCESSOR
TE
DEMPH
RFENV
CRC
VDET
CLVS
OFT
FLAG
TRCRS
IPFLAG
RFDET
FCLK
VDD
X2
X1
VSS
SBCK
SUBC
TOFS
PCK
EFM
BYTCK
0.022
C673
220/10
41
0.0V
42
5.0V
43
0.0V
44
2.5V
45
1.3V
46
0.0V
47
2.5V
48
0.7V
49
5.0V
50
5.0V
51
0.0V
52
2.4V
53
2.2V
54
2.4V
55
3.1V
56
5.0V
57
0.0V
58
2.6V
59
2.6V
60
5.0V
AVSS2
LDON
ARF
AVDD2
CLDCK
VCOF
BDO
C674
D661
1SS133-T2
TRD
22
OUTR
IC603
C675
0.001
R666
BCLK
LRCK
SRDATA
DVSS1
DVDD1
TX
MCLK
MLD
MDATA
SENSE
TLOCK
FLOCLK
BLKCK
SQCK
SUBQ
DMUTE
RSEL
KICK
80
5.0V
79
0.0V
78
0.0V
77
0.0V
76
5.0V
75
2.5V
74
0.0V
73
2.5V
72
4.9V
71
5.0V
70
5.0V
69
0.0V
68
0.0V
67
0.0V
66
0.0V
65
0.2V
64
2.5V
63
0.0V
62
5.0V
61
4.7V
TO MAIN SECTION
TO B-1 on page 2-7 or 2-8
R654
R653
R651
RST
STAT
ECS
PLLF
LDON
33
TRACKING COIL
PSEL
CSEL
DSLF
R603
C612
C611
RFDET
SSEL
ECM
DRF
100/10
C655
0.047
PC
IREF
C629
150P
150P
MSEL
ARF
0.047
C692
C693
TVD
WVEL
C628
C694
20
5.4V
19
5.1V
18
5.1V
17
0.1V
16
0.0V
15
0.0V
14
5.1V
13
0.0V
12
0.0V
11
0.0V
10
0.0V
9
5.1V
8
4.8V
7
5.0V
6
0.0V
5
0.0V
4
5.0V
3
0.0V
2
2.5V
1
2.5V
1.2M
0.01
0.0047
0.027
C610
C609
C608
C614
OFT
SMCK
20 2.4V
RFDET
OFT
BDO
ARF
100P
0.1
1/50
11K
R601
VDET
TRV
PLAY
0V 18
0V 17
4.8V 16
14
0V
3.3V 15
3.3V 13
3.0V 12
3.7V 11
1.5V 10
3.4V 9
2.4V 8
2.4V 7
2.4V 6
4.9V 5
4
3
0V
LDON
Q601
TP601
(GND)
BDO
C605
10/25
R614
10
R613
120
FOCUS COIL
TE
TRCRS
R623
4
FE
RFENV
12
91
2SA952/LK/-T
OR 2SB698/EF/-T
VR001
TBAL
33
2K
KICK
FBAL
1 2.4V
A
2 2.4V
3 2.4V
F
4
5 2.4V D
6 5.0V
7 2.4V E
8 0V
9 0.8V R615
10 0V R616
11 0V
12 3.1V
F+
13 3.1V
T+
14 3.1V
T15 3.1V
F-
A
B
F
C
D
K
E
MD
LD
VR
G
F+
T+
TF-
33
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
1
R622
6
R621
7
5
4.5V
4
ECS
FOD
1.0V
C001
C613
330P
21
2.4V
22
2.4V
23
5.0V
24
2.4V
25
2.3V
26
2.4V
27
2.4V
28
2.4V
29
2.4V
30
2.4V
31
2.5V
32
2.4V
33
2.4V
34
0.0V
35
0.0V
36
0.0V
37
4.8V
38
4.8V
39
0.0V
40
0.0V
TES
GND
TVD
PMCK
ENV
NRFDET 0V
OFTR 0V
OSBRT
BDO
CSBDO
C.EA
C.ENV
ARF
C.AGC
RFIN
19 2.4V
21 0V
VREF
23 1.7V
22 0V
VDET
TEBPF
25 2.4V
24 4.8V
CROSS
TE-
TEOUT
26 2.4V
27 2.4V
FEOUT
29 2.4V
28 2.4V
FE-
FBAL
30 2.4V
TBAL
RFOUT
TRV
C604
100/10
TRD
5.0V
8
QGF1025C1-15
3
CN601
9
HQMV7102-015
10
2
P001
1
0V
1
0V
4.5V 2
5
150P
150P
ECM
HDU-100
R652
R697
LDOFF
C615
C616
32 2.4V
31 2.4V
RF-
VCC
LDP
LDON
C691
C653
0.022
PDFR
34 2.4V
33 2.4V
PDER
PDE
PDF
36 2.4V
35 2.4V
PDAC
AN8806SB
PDBD
LD
PD
HQ100008
RFENV
VDET
RF&SERVO AMP
IC601
0.022
C641
OPTIMA-7B
C622
PICKUP ASS'Y
47/10
6
0.1
TRCRS
470K
A
C623
C617
0.022
0.022
D
C618
0.0022
1K SUBQ
C620
180P
C607
0.001
0.022
C606
0.001
1K XRST
E
R612
1K
1K STAT
F
TE
R610
150K
R609
100K
R607
C619
27K
270P
FE
K601
QQR0779-001Z
C661
KICK
TRD
TVD
470P
C651
22P
5.0V
Q631
C640
NOTES
1K
1K
R671
R672
470
R664
C665
0.1
120K
R663
68K
R661
0.022
0.022
OP-INOP-OUT
C562
OP-IN+
OUT3+
OUT2+
GND
IN3/R
OUT3OUT2-
IN3
IN2/R
C672
0.0022
2SA952/LK/-T
OR 2SB8698/EF/-T
6.3V 14
13
0V
3.1V 12
3.1V 11
2.4V 10
2.4V 9
K602
SMC632
100/10
L601
SM+
8
0V
0V
R632
100
C676
0.001
R645
22K
ECM
R646
2.2K
ECS
R647
4.7K
QQR0779-001Z
10uH
L602
FOD
100uH
0.0082
CD SIGNAL
DG
MG
+B
L
AG
R
1. VOLTAGES ARE DC-MEASURED WITH A DIGITAL VOLT METER.
2.UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED,RESISTORS ARE 1/6W +/-5%
CARBON RESISTOR.
ALL RESISTANCE VALUES ARE IN OHM(
)
ALL CAPACITANCE VALUES ARE IN uF(P=pF).
ALL E.CAPACITORS ARE SHOWN IN THE FORM OF CAPACITANCE
(uF)/RATED VOLTAGE (V).
B
C652
22P
C671
0.0022
C697
100P
6.1V
R696
2.2K
6.8V
A
IN2
VCC
VCC
MUTE
3.6V 7
5.0V 6
6.0V 5
2.4V 4
2.4V 3
F-
F+
-
M
R633
27K
C698
100P
FEED
1
R659
270
TAB
FM-
R631
330
+
GND
VREF
REG-OUT
IN4
TR-B
OUT4IN1/R
IN4/R
OUT4+
OUT1-
IN1
GND
BA6897FP
SMSM+
OUT1+
FM+
3.1V 2
3.1V
4.6V
3.1V
3.1V
0V
3.1V
3.1V 1
-
M
6
5
4
3
2
1
IC602
BTL DRIVER
CN602
2
+
REST SW
SPINDLE
0.022
TP602
(ARF)
TAB
C663
15 0.8V
16 0.9V
17 3.1V
19 2.4V
18 3.1V
20 2.4V
21 6.8V
22 6.8V
23 2.4V
C699
100P
24 2.4V
25 2.4V
3.1V
26
0V
28
27 3.1V
C696
100P
C664
FM-
T-
T+
3
FM+
TRV
C631
470/10
16.9344MHZ
56K
12K
8.2K
22K
X651
QAX0369-001Z
R641
R642
R643
R644
TO MAIN SECTION
TO A-2 on page 2-7 or 2-8
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
2-5
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
IC1
4
1.1
1.9
1.3
5.0
16
1.5
1.4
1.4
2.5
5
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
17
1.4
1.6
1.4
5.0
6
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
18
3.6
3.6
3.6
1.0
7
5.0
4.0
5.0
3.6
19
4.0
4.0
4.1
1.0
8
0
0
0
3.6
20
5.0
5.0
5.0
0.8
9
3.6
3.6
4.1
0.1
21
5.0
5.0
5.0
0
10
5.0
5.0
4.3
0.1
22
5.0
5.0
5.0
2.3
11
1.6
1.6
1.6
0.1
23
5.0
5.0
5.0
12
1.5
1.5
1.5
0
24
5.0
5.0
5.0
NOTES
1. VOLTAGES OF THE TABLE ARE DC-MEASURED WITH A DIGITAL VOLT METER.
2. ALL RESISTORS ARE 1/6W +/-5% CARBON RESISTOR.
3.ALL RESISTANCE VALUES ARE IN OHM
4. ALL CAPACITANCE VALUES ARE IN uF(P=pF).
5. ALL E.CAPACITORS ARE SHOWN IN THE FORM OF CAPACITANCE (uF)/RATED VOLTAGE(V).
6. ALL INDUCTANCE VALUES ARE IN uH(m=mH).
7. SI.DIODES(
) ARE ALL 1SS133T
PP
C22
430P
R18
1K
C23
12P
R13
100K
L4
QQR0723-001
(MW OSC)
TC2
IC2
3
0.7
0.7
0.3
0
15
3.6
3.6
0
0
CH
IC2
2
0
0
0
0
14
3.6
3.6
0
0.1
D8
SVC344
IC1
1
0.8
0.8
0
2.4
13
4.4
4.4
4.5
3.6
BAR ANT
L3
VQB008M-506T
7
PIN NO.
FM NO SIGNAL
FM 60dB STEREO
AM NO SIGNAL
FM NO SIGNAL
PIN NO.
FM NO SIGNAL
FM 60dB STEREO
AM NO SIGNAL
FM NO SIGNAL
QAT7002-200Z
Tuner circuit
CC
R37
56
C21
0.047
R20
22K
QQR0768-001Z
L12
C7
0.001 R3
C43
0.1/50
3.3K
R57
13
LPF2
LPF1
14
15
16
MPX IN
IF REQ
DET OUT
17
18
ST LED
OSC OUT
19
20
AM OSC
FM OSC
21
L-CH OUT
R-CH OUT
12
11
QUAD
GND 2
AGC
9
8
FM IF IN
AM IF IN
7
6
VCC2
MIX OUT
5
22
AM RF IN
AM LOW CUT
VCC1
FM RF IN
2
1
10
C47
0.015
C36
CC
4.7/50
R55
2.2K
C61
100/10
1K
0.0022
CC
C42
C70
2.2/50
CC
R35
27K
0.047
100K
12
C48
0.015
R36
27K
C49
0.1/50
R49
18K
C50
0.1/50
IF IN
(FM IF)
R50
18K
120
C38
0.01
ZD1
MTZJ3.08
ANT GND
R39
NC
13
IF CONT
NC
R38
100
11
10
14
NC
NC
9
15
16
FM IN
AM IN
AM/FM
8
D01
6
FM ST
VCO STOP
17
VCC
18
CLOCK
DI
4
5
CE
NC
3
2
7
LPF IN
PD
19
20
LPF OUT
GND
21
22
XT
1
XT
IC2
LC72136N
L7
QQL231K-221
X1
QAX0402-001
CH
C62
PLL
R33
330
R31
CF1
QAX0403-001
(FM IF)
C35
0.1/50
R64
C64
12P
3
1K
T2(AM IF)
QAX0540-001
CH
0.01
R30
18K
C40
C37
0.001
C65
0.001 R44
2.2K
CF3
QAX0538-001Z
R52
10K
C33
100/10
GND
12P
TUR
2
R61
1K
D12
IN4001
R59
1K
TUL
TO A-5 on page 2-7 or 2-8
C69
FM RF/IF/EDT/MPX AM RF/IF/DET
TO MAIN SECTION
R56
R63
47K
C71
10/16
3
23
24
C32
0.01
FM RF OUT
12P
R54
2.2K
R32
3.3K
R24
680
C41
4.7/50
C77
0.001
4
C44
1/50
0.1/50
1K
K1
QR0779-001Z
R4
C13
0.022
C60
0.001
330P
C16
0.01
GND1
CC
R9
4.7K
L1
QQR0772-001
(FM OSC)
R2
47K
C9
47K
R48
R1
100K
C51
27
C3
3.9P
R7
100K
C45
Q1
2SC2668/0/-T
C31
0.001
D1.2 SVC203SPA-JVKV1370N
D1
D2
IC1
TA2104AN
D6
R47
22
C6
0.01
TP2
5
R25
1K
(FM RF)
L2
C52
0.001 QQR0769-001
FM GND
D5
TP1
QQR0756-001
4
6
TO ROD.ANT
BP1
0.001
MPX
SDATA
R42
47K
R60
1K
SCK
TUST
L10
QQL231K-4R7Y
1
AM SIGNAL
TO C-1 on page 2-7 or 2-8
TUSW6V
C63
J/C/B/E/EN/U/UP/US/UT/UX/UY/UZ
FM SIGNAL
RADIO MAIN SIGNAL
A
B
C
D
E
2-6
F
G
H
I
J
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
Amplifier circuit (RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD only)
50K(A)
50K(A)
VR302
DVQO121-A54
T.S.D
STANDBY
SW
BIAS CIRCUI
+
-
0V
1
2
0V
1.2V
3
4
12.2V
5
6
12.0V
7
0V
8
1.2V
12.2V
9
10
11
5.1V
0V
6.1V
11.1V
1000/16
1000/16
C123
C223
R223
100
C224
0.1
R221
82
R122
2.2
R222
2.2
C221
220P
C121
220P
J301
HSJ2000-01-010
R123
100
C220 C319
100/16 10/25
C320 C120
220/16 100/16
TRE
R917
22
0V
L
0.4V
3.3K
BEAT CUT
6.0V
(2.4V)
0V
CN301
DGA2501C4-03
(TIP-X03P-52)
R356
10K
D911
R916
820
10K
0V
Q907
D995
C912
0.01
0.7V
(0V)
R913
5.6K
R908
3.3K
C911
22/16
AC/DC
3
G 2
1
VCC
C909
4.7/50
FW905
CN307
5268-03A
330
R999
D904
IN5401-TN
0.022
C904
0.022
D903
IN5401-TNC
C902
3
F903
3A/250V
R998
3.3M
C903
D902
IN5401-TN
0.022
0.022
D901
IN5401-TN
MTZJ7.5C
0.01
R912
1K
4.6V
0V
3
3
2
1
*
J9
*
D918
Q310
DTA143ES-T
2.9V
2.9V
(0V)
(4V)
R373
100
2.9V
(0V)
POWER CORD
CN308
QG42501C4-06
(TIP-X06P-82)
0V
GND
5.7V
PLAY
0V
GND
8.3V
SW8V
4.5V
US6V
0V
REC
C354
220/10
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
LEAF SW
PLAY
LEAF SW
REC SW
R328
10K
0V(3.5V)
Q318
DTA143ES-T
C916
R922
47/10
0.7V
(0V)
6.8K
R909
1K
0.1V
(12.2V)
Q904
5.2V
1
2
3A/250V
Q309
0.7V
(0V)
C709
2200/5.3
0V(4.5V)
0V
0V
Q308
DTC143ES-T
VMW1474 A
0.9V1
0V 2
0V 3
0V 4
1.1V 5
0V 6
0V 7
5.0V 8
0V 9
5.1V10
3.1V11
5.9V12
J/C
B
CN303
QGF1212C1-12
TO TUNER SECTION
TO J-2 on page 2-6
C
AHB
SDATA
TUST
SCK
MPX
POUT
VOLCK
FTU
VOLDATA
DG
BUC
SMUTE
US6V
TO CD SECTION
TO J-6 on page 2-5
MPX
SCK
TUST
SDATA
DG
SUBQ
SQCK
STAT
XRST
DG
MCLK
MDATA
MLD
PEST
SAFETY
CN304
QGF1212C1-17
R907
1K
5.5V
(2.0V)
6.8K
8.3V
6.8V
0.7V
2.1V
5.7V
0V
5.0V
4.6V
5.1V
4.8V
5.0V
0V
5.1V
0.1V
5.1V
5.0V
0V
R915
100
TP302
0V
Q911
(2.0V)
R137
R910
R911 100K
4.7K
11.5V
1
2
-
R307
Q909
VMK1474 C
M
Q313
2SC2001/LK/-T
12.1V
D910
0.7V
(0V)
R914
4.7
11.5V
(12.2V)
R906
56K
0.01
R316
3.3K
Q903
8550D (OR 8550C)
C913
Q312
2SC2001/LK/-T
C331
0.001
R234
3.9K
MTZJ6.2B
2.3V
(3.1V)
S303
SK-23E01-G9
R311
100
ZD903
2.8V
(0V)
0V
(0.7V)
T9
US6V REG
5.9V
R920
4.7K
3
R302
10K
R237
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
POWER SW
Q906
B550D(OR 8550C)12.2V
(0.7V)
12.2V
R919
56K
Q908
2SB772/QP/
R134
3.9K
2
2.3V
(3.1V)
0.0047
1
2.3V
(0.1V)
8.1V C315
(2.3V)
11.6V
(11.7V)
T301
DH-812320
Q315
2SC2458/YG/-T
Q311
2SC2001/LK/-T
R306
1.8K
C310
0.0018
12K
0.0068
0V
R310
3.3K
0V
SPEAKER
LE10010-005A
+
CD REG
12.2V
430
C312
C308
180P
1
2
3
L-CH
TTL25L-003
F902
4.7/50
QQL25CK-330Z
4.7/50
C207
R904
820
0V
Q305
DTC114ESA-T
C901
22/16
C107
R372
2.8V
(0V)
R305 2.8V
1.8K (0V)
6
5
4
4
DC 12 V
*
C357
D917
CDR
GND
CDL
CD+B
MG
DG
A
10K
6.8V
(1.6V)
R312
BIAS OSC
4.7M
0V
(3.8V)
1
R317
D905
L901
R303
RAIN1
R204
3.3K
R206
39K
C322
1000P
D915
C353
10/16
12
0V
Q303 (0.2V)
2SC2458/YG/-T
2SC2458/YG/-T
Q317
1. VOLTAGES ARE DC-MEASURED WITH A DEGITAL
VOLT METER OR OSCILLOSCOPE WITHOUT
INPUT SIGNAL.
CONDITION--- CD STOP MODE AT DC SUPLLY
( )IS INVERT MODE SOUND FLAT AHB.ON
2. UNLESS ( )THEAWISE SPECIFIED.RESISTORS
ARE 1/6W 15% CARBON RESISTOR.
ALL RESISTANCE VALUCE ARE IN OHM(s)
ALL CAPACITORS ARE CERAMIC CAPACITOR OR
MYLAR CAPACITOR
ALL CAPACITANCE VALUES ARE IN uF(P=pF)
ALL INDUCTANCE VALUES ARE IN uH(m=mH)
ALL E.CAPACITORS ARE SHOWN IN THE FORM
OF CAPACITANCE (uF)/RATEO VOLTAGE (V)
ALL DIODES ARE 1SS133-T2
ALL NPN TRANSISTORS ARE 2SC2458/YG/-T
MICSEL
AGC
5.9V
(0V)
0V
(2.8V)
C205
3.3/50
R903
100
100/10
NOTES
1
47/10
7.5V
(0.9V)
5.9V
(0.7V)
C915
22/16
PBO1
0V
C204
0.039
C304
R320
5.6K
FR
C305
C255
180P
100
0.01
82
CDIN1
R318
D307
C105
3.3/50
Q902
2SC2458/YG/-T
D906
C908
15K
R207
P/R
PBNF1
2.3V
2
C203
22/16
OUT1
REC1
2.3V
3
BIAS
VCC
PBIN1
3
4
(TID-X03P-M1)
CN306
R902
56K
MTZJ5.6B
R208
4
VREF
3
R-CH
FW301
R321
5.6K
R332
10K
5.3V (4.5V)
R901
4.7K
ZD904
0.001
5
2.3V
10K
Q901
25B772/QP/
C906
C201
6
2.3V
R360
Q306
5.9V
8550D
(OR 8550C) (5.1V)
5.3V
11.6V
(11.7V)
ZD905
C230
220P
C202
0.0056
C303
150P
OUT2
10K
TU SWITCH
0.01
C306
100/10
SEL
VSS
R304
5.9V
(5.8V)
C905
C102
0.0056
MG E.HEAD
PH-K380-MS1-6A
CDIN2
PBIN2
7
2.0V
TAPE
REC2
4.6V (4.7V)
0V
(5.8V)
Q304
2SA1015/YG/-T
D908
GND
PBNF2
R371
10K
220/10
C130
220P
0V
8
2.3V
0V
RAIN2
2.0V
13
2.0V
14
0V
15
2.0V
16
0V
17
2.0V
18
7.4V
19
2.0V
20
0V
21
2.0V
22
0V
23
2.0V
24
D909
C155
180P
PBO2
2
12.2V
C910
0.001
MICIN
8.3V
(0.9V)
D907
15K
C101
R104
3.3K
MICNF
SW8V REG
Q316
2SA1015/YG/-T
220/10
R361
2.3V
R108
2.0V 12
2.3V
11
2.3V
10
2.3V
9
R106
39K
TAPE SW
D914
5.3V
C914
C104
0.039
R/P SYSTEM
TA2068N
0V
(5.2V)
470K
IC301
47/10
4
R107
82
5.3V
(0.7V)
0.0018
R313
3
4
C103
22/16
TP301
1
2
2.1V
1/50
C313
3
C309
2.3V
2.3V
1/50
C208
1
1
2
2
L
TO CD SECTION
TO G-1 on page 2-5
GND
0V
3
1
2
SW8V
CD+B
FCD
AC/DC
TAPE
REC
SAFETY
REST
MLD
MDATA
MCLK
DG
XRST
STAT
SQCK
SUBQ
DG
D912
IN4001
3
4
TO U-COM
TO A-7 on page 2-3
0.4V
1
2
1
R
2
0V
R
12.2V
C108
R/P HEAD
MS15R-AA2N1
3
GND
BASS
ANTGND
GND
TUL
TUSW6V
TUR
CN301
DGA2501C4-04
(TIP-X04P-82)
TO TUNER SECTION
TO J-2 on page 2-6
5
HP JACK
R121
82
CN309
QGA2501C4-04
(TXLP-04P-M1)
C233
47/10
C133
47/10
0.7V
(0V)
Q201
2SC2001/LK/-T 0V
OR
KTC3203(DY)
D305
R132
10K
C124
0.1
0.7V
(0V)
0V
C318
6800/25
R232
10K
C350
4.7/50
100K
C257
0.15
R219
R125
10K
Q211
R235
47K
1SS133-T2
Q111
R124
2.2K
0V
R224
2.2K
C219
0.47/50
100K
5.1V
(0V)
2SC2001/LK/-T
D302
DTA114ES-T
5.2V
(5.5V)
D303
0.47/50
3.1V
(5.3V)
C157
0.15
IC302
LA4597K
C119
4.7/50
C156
0.0082
R135
47K
12
13
RCH IN 5
LCH IN 4
GND
3
RCH OUT 2
LCH OUT 1
C214
R233
1.8K
R133
1.8K
C222
100/16
SMUTE DRIVE
4.7/50
Q101
R225
10K
-
C122
100/16
C114
C132
0.47/50
R131
18K
Q112
FW302
R119
R127
3.3K
6
C232
0.47/50
R231
18K
C256
0.0082
Q212
11.1V
1 2 3 4 5
R227
3.3K
POWER AMP
+
CN702
TIP-X05P-82
VMW2422
0V
7
Parts are safety assurance parts.
When replacing those parts make
sure to use the specified one.
TO U-COM
TO D-7 on page 2-3
D
E
F
G
RADIO MAIN SIGNAL
TAPE PB SIGNAL
CD SIGNAL
TAPE REC SIGNAL
H
I
J
2-7
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
Amplifier circuit (RC-BZ6BU only)
C220 C319
100/16 10/25
R327
6.8K
22/16
2200/16
2200/16
22/16
C225
C223
C123
C125
J301
HSJ2000-01-010
C320 C120
220/16 100/16
R220
18K
R120
18K
D301
C328 R374
1/50 100K
HP JACK
R121
82
C329
0.1/50
R917
22
D912
IN4001
GND
0V
R
0.4V
GND
0V
L
0.4V
0V
AC/DC
3
G 2
1
VCC
FW905
CN307
5268-03A
330
R999
D904
IN5401-TN
0.022
C904
0.022
D903
IN5401-TNC
C902
1
2
3
3
3
2
1
F903
3A/250V
3.3M
R998
D902
IN5401-TN
0.022
C903
MTZJ7.5C
1
2
10K
47/10
0V (0V)
4.6V
R913
5.6K
R908
3.3K
C911
22/16
R912
1K
C909
4.7/50
Q310
DTA143ES-T 2.9V
(4.0V)
2.9V
(0V)
2.9V
(0V)
R373
100
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
LEAF SW
PLAY
LEAF SW
REC SW
R328
10K
0V(3.5V)
Q318
DTA143ES-T
C916
R922
0V
(0V)
Q907
D995
C912
0.01
0.7V
(0V)
5.2V
Q309
0.7V
(0V)
0V(4.5V)
0V
(0V)
B
TO TUNER SECTION
TO J-2 on page 2-6
C
1.1V6
5.0V7
0V 8
5.0V9
0V 10
5.1V11
3.1V12
5.9V13
Parts are safety assurance parts.
When replacing those parts make
sure to use the specified one.
TO U-COM
TO D-7 on page 2-4
D
Q308
DTC143ES-T
J/C
AHB
SDATA
TUST
SCK
MPX
POUT
VOLCK
FTU
VOLDATA
DG
BUC
SMUTE
US6V
TO CD SECTION
TO J-6 on page 2-5
MPX
SCK
TUST
SDATA
CN303
QGF1212C1-13
0V 1
0.9V2
0V 3
0V 4
0V 5
0V
(0V)
E
2-8
F
G
RADIO MAIN SIGNAL
TAPE PB SIGNAL
CD SIGNAL
TAPE REC SIGNAL
H
I
J
-
R916
820
0.7V
(0V)
R909
1K
0.1V
(12.2V)
Q904
CN308
QG42501C4-06
(TIP-X06P-82)
0V
GND
5.7V
PLAY
0V
GND
8.3V
SW8V
4.5V
US6V
0V
REC
C354
220/10
M
5.5V
(2.0V)
POWER CODE
+
D911
J9
*
D918
C709
2200/5.3
DG
SUBQ
SQCK
STAT
XRST
DG
MCLK
MDATA
MLD
PEST
SAFETY
CN304
QGF1212C1-17
VMK1474 C
*
R356
10K
6.8K
8.3V
6.8V
0.7V
2.1V
5.7V
0V
5.0V
4.6V
5.1V
4.8V
5.0V
0V
5.1V
0.1V
5.1V
5.0V
0V
TTL25L-003
VMW1474 A
L901
TP302
CN301
DGA2501C4-03
(TIP-X03P-52)
0V
Q911
(2.0V)
R137
R907
1K
0.01
BEAT CUT
0V
R915
100
C913
6.8K
R910
R911 100K
4.7K
11.5V
6.0V
(2.4V)
R914
4.7
12.1V
11.5V
(12.2V)
R906
56K
Q909
MTZJ6.2B
R237
CDR
GND
CDL
CD+B
MG
DG
3.3K
Q903
8550D (OR 8550C)
5.9V
D910
ZD903
R307
R234
3.9K
3
Q313
2SC2001/LK/-T
0V
(3.8V)
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Q906
B550D(OR 8550C)12.2V
(0.7V)
12.2V
R920
4.7K
T9
US6V REG
POWER SW
R919
56K
Q908
2SB772/QP/
0.7V
(0V)
2
R316
3.3K
R311
100
1
Q312
2SC2001/LK/-T
C331
0.001
0V
(0.7V)
0.0068
2.3V
(3.1V)
11.6V
(11.7V)
S303
SK-23E01-G9
SPEAKER
LE10010-005A
F902
CD REG
12.2V
R134
3.9K
3.3K
2.8V
(0V)
12K
0.0047
C312
2.3V
(3.1V)
R302
10K
R310
8.1V C315
(2.3V)
R372
2.3V
(0.1V)
1
2
3
T301
DH-812320
Q315
2SC2458/YG/-T
Q311
2SC2001/LK/-T
R306
1.8K
6
5
4
0V
Q303 (0.2V)
2SC2458/YG/-T
2SC2458/YG/-T
Q317
0V
C310
0.0018
12
0V
47/10
C308
180P
R313
2.8V
(0V)
L-CH
*
4.7/50
330
QQL25CK-330Z
R312
100/10
4.7/50
C207
C915
C107
R904
820
0V (0V)
Q305
DTC114ESA-T
C353
10/16
0.022
22/16
D307
R305 2.8V
1.8K (0V)
4
DC 12 V
D915
C901
10K
R903
100
3A/250V
R317
C357
7.5V
(0.6V)
D901
IN5401-TN
0V
(2.8V)
5.9V
(0.7V)
D905
0.01
C322
1000P
0.01
47/10
C304
6.8V
(1.6V)
BIAS OSC
4.7M
5.9V
(0V)
FR
R303
RAIN1
R320
5.6K
D917
R204
3.3K
R206
82K
100
Q902
2SC2458/YG/-T
D906
0.01
22/16
MICSEL
AGC
3
4
(TID-X03P-M1)
CN306
R902
56K
C908
C305
PBO1
1
C313
1. VOLTAGES ARE DC-MEASURED WITH A DEGITAL
VOLT METER OR OSCILLOSCOPE WITHOUT
INPUT SIGNAL.
CONDITION--- CD STOP MODE AT DC SUPLLY
( )IS INVERT MODE SOUND FLAT AHB.ON
2. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.RESISTORS
ARE 1/6W 15% CARBON RESISTOR.
ALL RESISTANCE VALUCE ARE IN OHM(s)
ALL CAPACITORS ARE CERAMIC CAPACITOR OR
MYLAR CAPACITOR
ALL CAPACITANCE VALUES ARE IN uF(P=pF)
ALL INDUCTANCE VALUES ARE IN uH(m=mH)
ALL E.CAPACITORS ARE SHOWN IN THE FORM
OF CAPACITANCE (uF)/RATEO VOLTAGE (V)
ALL DIODES ARE 1SS133-T2
ALL NPN TRANSISTORS ARE 2SC2458/YG/-T
82
CDIN1
R318
R901
4.7K
MTZJ5.6B
NOTES
R207
0V
C204
0.039
P/R
PBNF1
2.3V
C255
180P
OUT1
REC1
2.3V
2
C203
22/16
75K
72.5K
75K
VCC
PBIN1
3
R-CH
FW301
R321
5.6K
R332
10K
5.3V (4.5V)
Q901
2SB772/QP/
ZD904
4
VREF
10K
11.6V
(11.7V)
C906
15K
5
2.3V
R360
Q306
8550D
5.9V
(OR 8550C) (5.1V)
5.3V
TU SWITCH
ZD905
R208
2.3V
10K
5.9V
(5.8V)
C905
0.001
6
OUT2
R304
0V
(5.8V)
D908
C202
0.0056
C201
SEL
VSS
3
BIAS
CDIN2
4.6V (4.7V)
Q304
2SA1015/YG/-T
220/10
C230
220P
C303
150P
TAPE
REC2
R371
10K
D909
C306
47/10
PBNF2
PBIN2
7
2.0V
RAIN2
2
12.2V
C910
2.3V
0V
GND
PBO2
TAPE SW
2.0V
13
2.0V
14
0V
15
2.0V
16
0V
17
2.0V
18
7.4V
19
2.0V
20
0V
21
2.0V
22
0V
23
2.0V
24
6.3V
(0.9V)
D907
C155
180P
C130
220P
0V
8
MICIN
SW8V REG
Q316
2SA1015/YG/-T
220/10
0.001
TA2068N
D914
5.3V
C914
15K
C101
R104
3.3K
5.3V
(0.7V)
0.0018
MICNF
1
2
2.1V
1/50
0V
(5.2V)
R108
2.0V 12
2.3V
11
2.3V
10
2.3V
9
R106
82K
1
CN309
QGA2501C4-04
(TXLP-04P-M1)
R222
2.2
C121
220P
R123
100
C318
6800/25
R122
2.2
C221
220P
D304
C330
4.7/50
1
2
0V
1.2V
3
4
0V
12.2V
5
6
12.0V
7
0V
8
1.2V
12.2V
9
10
11.1V
11
R221
82
R219
0V
(0V)
R223
100
C224
0.1
100K
100K
0V
(0V)
Q201
2SC2001/LK/-T
OR
KTC3203(DY)
5.1V
12
13
11.1V
C124
0.1
0V 0.7V
(0V) (0V)
0.7V
(0V)
2SC2001/LK/-T
R124
2.2K 0V
(0V)
C219
0.47/50
Q101
5.2V
(5.5V)
1SS133-T2
C350
4.7/50
D305
100/10
C327
15K
R214
R114
15K
100/10 R213
VOLCK
R112
220K
C325
UZ4.3858-T2
0V
6.1V
22/16
C214
22/16
C114
220K
220K
2.2K
0V
R212
220K
10K
R224
2.2K
D303
0.47/50
5.1V(0V)
3.1V (5.3V)
R113
0V
ZD302
2SC3330/ST/-T
IC303
Q203
0V
R111
5.6K
C222
100/16
C119
10K
R217
1.8K
0V(0.6V)
R331
5.6K
R309
R117
D302
DTA114ES-T
R211
5.6K
C122
100/16
SMUTE DRIVE
R119
100
R209
5.0V
10
SCL
SDA
5.0V
9
5.6K
R308
R315
100
0V
4.0V
8.0V
VCC
8
4.0V
7
4.0V
6
5
4.0V
0V
GND
4
4.0V
3
2
1
IC304
BA15218N OR NJM455OL
1.8K
R323
M62420SP-700
5.2V
11
RESET
OVDD
5.2V
12
OGND
LCHOUT
7
0V
8
2.7K
R136
4.1V
R101
3K
4.1V
1.8K
6
TRE1
BASS1
SIMOUT1
4.1V
4
4.1V
5
R103
4.7K
R330
R110
1.8K
R109
C134
0.0056
C117 R102
1/50
1K
VOLDATA
2.3V
MG E.HEAD
EM-1636
A
4.0V
0.001
2.7K
R236
AGND
TRE2
RCHOUT
14
0V
13
4.1V
15
4.1V
4.1V
16
BASS2
4.1V
17
SIMOUT2
4.1V
18
RCMTH
SIMIN1
LCHIN
4.1V
3
REF
4.1V
2
4.1V
1
0.0068
C211
4.7K
100/10
IC301
C104
0.039
R/P SYSTEM
R361
TO TUNER SECTION
TO J-2 on page 2-6
R329
C323
4
R107
82
C102
0.0056
TO CD SECTION
TO G-1 on page 2-5
SIMIN2
7.5V
20
4.1V
19
VCC
1.8K
R203
1K
R216
3
4
C103
22/16
TP301
2.3V
2.3V
1/50
C108
C309
470K
CN301
DGA2501C4-04
(TIP-X04P-82)
3
SW8V
CD+B
FCD
AC/DC
TAPE
REC
SAFETY
REST
MLD
MDATA
MCLK
DG
XRST
STAT
SQCK
SUBQ
DG
R210
1.8K
IC302
LA4597K
1
2
2
L
TO U-COM
TO A-7 on page 2-4
R116 C111
1K
0.0068
C109
0.082
-
3
1
2
BEAT 1
BEAT 2
BEAT 3
C110
0.082
POWER AMP
+
3
4
1
C113 C112
0.022
0.47
-
1
2
1
R
2
R322
100K
VOL TONE
C115
0.1/50
C209
0.082
T.S.D
STANDBY
SW
BIAS CIRCUI
+
12.2V
C208
R/P HEAD
RC-889
3
C210
0.082
R201
3K
6
ANTGND
GND
TUR
TUL
TUSW6V
+
-
C234
0.0056
C213 C212
0.022 0.47
R319
100
5
+
-
Q103
0V 2SC3330/ST/-T
(0.6V)
C215 C325
0.1/50 100/10
C324
7
100/10
R202
1K
C321
BASS BOOST
C217
1/50
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
Printed circuit boards
Main board
Block No. 01
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
2-9
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
System CPU board (RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD) Block No.02
System CPU board (RC-BZ6BU) Block No.02
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
A
B
C
D
E
2-10
F
G
H
I
J
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
RC-BZ6BU
PARTS LIST
[ RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD ]
[ RC-BZ6BU ]
* All printed circuit boards and its assemblies are not available as service parts.
Areas suffix
J ----------------------------- U.S.A.
C -------------------------- Canada
- Contents - [RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD]
Exploded view of general assembly and parts list
Cassette mechanism assembly and parts list
CD mechanism assembly and parts list
Electrical Parts List
Packing materials and accessories parts list
3-2
3-4
3-6
3-7
3-13
- Contents - [RC-BZ6BU]
Electrical Parts List
3-14
3-16
3-18
3-19
3-25
3-1
30
3-2
31 32
33
28
36
26
35
59
27
34
25
37
16 24
16 23
59
Remote
board
ass'y
LCD
20 55
18 17
Key switch
/display
board ass'y
55
15
14
13
12
9
8
7
6
5
4
2
1
16
69
11-1
11-2
11-4
62
11-3
40
Cassette
mechanism
11-6
11-5
41
CD
mechanism
63 43
10
3
16
66
A
65
Power
board ass'y
Main board ass'y
60
61
CD door switch
board ass'y
34 70 54
A
67
46
47
64
49
Battery
board ass'y
38
16
68
44
48
50
51
52
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. M 1 M M
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Parts list ( General assembly )
A
Item
Parts number
Block No. M1MM
Parts name
Q'ty
Description
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Block No. M1MM
Parts name
Q'ty
Description
GJ460340210101
LENS CD DOOR
1
RC-BZ5LB
46
TA46174
T.PICK ANTENNA
1
GJ460340500101
LENS CD DOOR
1
RC-BZ5RD
47
VYH5657-006
BATTERY SPRING
1
2
GJ670000010330
D.SPACER
1
65X3.5
48
LV20082-001A
BATTERY COVER
1
3
GJ670000010340
D.SPACER
1
65X3.5
49
VYH8008-001
HANDLE SUPPORT
2
4
GJ670000010350
D.SPACER
1
110-3.0
50
GJ702244304512
SCREW TT3X45
8
5
GJ460340120101
DOOR CD
1
51
GJ460340150101
HANDLE
1
6
VYH7313-005
MAGNET
1
52
GJ701224300852
SCREW M3X8
1
7
LV30175-001A
CLAMPER
1
54
GJ711001330201
SPRING
1
8
GJ702224301242
SCREW TT3X12
2
55
GJ702244300812
SCREW TT3X8
8
9
GJ460340160101
CD CASE
1
59
GJ782000090101
FOOT RUBBER
2
10
GJ460340020101
BUTTON
1
OPEN
60
LV30176-001A
HEAT SINK
1
1
FOR CD CASE
Area
SIZE D
T. ANTENNA
DECK/KEY P.C.B.
11-1
GJ460340040101
BUTTON(A)MECHA.
1
PAUSE
61
QYSDSF3008Z
SCREW
3
11-2
GJ460340050101
BUTTON(B)MECHA.
1
STOP
62
202-300002-00
CD COVER PLATE
1
11-3
GJ460340060101
BUTTON(C)MECHA.
1
FF
63
GJ702224200642
SCREW TT2X6
4
11-4
GJ460340070101
BUTTON(D)MECHA.
1
REW
64
VYH5483-001
BATTERY SPRING
1
11-5
GJ460340080101
BUTTON(E)MECHA.
1
PLAY
65
QMF51N2-3R0-J1
FUSE
1
3A 125V F902
11-6
GJ460340090101
BUTTON(F)MECHA.
1
REC
66
QMF51N2-3R0-J1
FUSE
1
3A 125V F903
67
GJ560340150101
NAME PLATE
1
RC-BZ5LB
J,C
GJ560340070101
NAME PLATE
1
RC-BZ5RD
J,C
12
---------------
CD UNIT EXL-M7B
1
GJA1005002001C
13
E75609-001
INSULATOR
2
CD MECHA RED
14
E75609-002
INSULATOR
2
CD MECHA PURPLE
15
GJ460340170101
HOLDER CD
1
16
GJ702244301012
SCREW TT3X10
17
GJ460340200101
HOLDER
1
18
GJ781000090101
SHIELD PLATE
1
20
GJ460340270101
HOLDER (1)LCD
1
23
GJ460340230101
FUNCTION KNOB
1
24
LE10010-005A
SPEAKER
2
25
GJ702244260812
SCREW TT2.6X8
2
COVER-FRONT
26
GJ460340030101
LENS
1
REMOTE SENSOR
27
GJ460340260101
LENS
1
LED
28
GJ460340400101
FRONT COVER
1
30
GJ0001-SPGR
SPEAKER GRILLE
1
SHILD, RC-BZ5RD
GJ0003-SPGR
SPEAKER GRILLE
1
SHILD, RC-BZ5LB
31
GJ460340250101
VOLUME KNOB
1
32
GJ460340490101
C.DOOR LENS
1
RC-BZ5RD
GJ460340190101
C.DOOR LENS
1
RC-BZ5LB
33
34
20
SPEAKE/MAIN PCB
FRONT LENS
1
RC-BZ5LB
GJ460340480101
FRONT LENS
1
RC-BZ5RD
VYH8007-001
GEAR
2
DOOR
35
GJ460340180101
CASSETTE DOOR
1
36
LV40210-001A
DOOR SPRING
1
37
GJ0002-SPGR
SPEAKER GRILLE
1
SHILD, RC-BZ5RD
GJ0004-SPGR
SPEAKER GRILLE
1
SHILD, RC-BZ5LB
38
GJ460340010101
FRONT CABINET
1
40
---------------
DECK MECHANISM
1
2
GJ702264301412
SCREW TT3X14
43
GJ711001340101
SPRING
1
44
GJ460340100101
REAR CABINET
1
68
GJ782000090101
RUBBER SPACER
1
69
GJ761000200100
SPACER
1
70
GJ500340240101
GEAR SPRING
1
CD COVER
CD DAMP
CONTROL BOARD
GJ460340220101
41
A
A
HEAT SINK
TN-21ZVC-1800
ANT CONTACT
3-3
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Parts list ( Cassette mechanism assembly )
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Block No. M2MM
Q'ty
Description
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Block No. M2MM
Q'ty
Description
1
192114316T
BASE ASSY
1
58
19211301T
EJ. SLIDE LEVER
1
2
19211409T
SWITCH ACTUATOR
1
59
18211093T
PACK SPRING
1
3
19211408T
LOCK CAM
1
60
18211069T
REC.SAF.LEVER
1
4
19211403T
REC BUTT.LEVER
1
62
MS15R-AA2N1
R/P HEAD
1
5
19211419T
PLAY BUTT.LEVER
1
63
PH-K380-MS1-6A
ERASE HEAD
1
6
19211404T
REW BUTT. LEVER
1
64
60020217T
MOTOR
1
7
19211405T
FF BUTTON LEVER
1
66
9P0420031T
TAPPING SCREW
1
PACK SPRING
8
19211406T
STOP BUTT.LEVER
1
68
9B1020051T
TAPPING SCREW
2
(M2 X 5)
9
69
9C0720451T
TAPPING SCREW
2
(M2 X 4.5)
70
9B0120031T
SCREW(+)BIND
1
(M2 X 3)
71
9P0120061T
SCREW
1
(M2 X 6)
19211460T
PAUSE BUT.LEVER
1
10
19211413AT
SPRING
1
11
19211455T
PAUSE LEVER (E)
1
12
19211412T
SPRING
1
72
9F0820071T
SCREW AZIMUTH
1
(M2 X 7)
13
19211411T
PAUSE STOPPER
1
75
9W0230010T
P.CUT WASHER
1
(12X3.8X0.3)
14
19211414T
TORSION SPRING
1
76
9W0250010T
P.CUT WASHER
1
(1.45X3.8X0.5)
15
192101501T
CHASSIS ASS'Y
1
77
9W0140010T
P.CUT WASHER
1
(2X3.5X0.4)
16
19211416T
TORSION SPRING
1
78
9W0113020T
P.CUT WASHER
1
(2X3.5X0.4)
17
19211417T
TORSION SPRING
1
80
19210201T
REC ARM
1
19
182101159T
E.KICK LEVER
1
81
19211437T
P ARM COLLAR
2
20
19211420T
STOPPER
1
82
64010138T
LEAF SWITCH
1
21
19211421T
TORSION SPRING
1
REC BUTTON
83
9P0420041T
SCREW
1
(M2 X 4)
22
19211415T
TORSION SPRING
1
BUTTON LEVER
84
9P0420051T
SCREW
1
(M2 X 5)
PAUSE LEVER
PAUSE LEVER
23
MSW-1541T
LEAF SWITCH
1
MSW-1541T
85
19211434T
P.ROLLER ARM
1
24
18210150T
TENSION SPRING
1
PLAY BUTTON
86
9P0820301T
TAPPING SCREW
1
25
19210311T
HEAD PANEL
1
26
19210304AT
HEAD BASE
1
27
19210309T
PANEL P SPRING
1
28
19210305T
MAGNET HEAD ARM
1
29
18210307T
AZIMUTH SPRING
1
AZIMUTH
30
19211418AT
SPRING
1
M CONTROL
31
19210310T
MG ARM SPRING
1
MG ARM
32
192104309T
P.ROLLER ARM
1
35
19212604AT
SENSING LEVER
1
36
19212605T
TORSION SPRING
1
37
192126502T
GEAR PLATE
1
38
19212602T
CAM GEAR
1
40
192107304T
R.F.CLUTCH
1
41
19210703T
REW/F.F. BELT
1
43
192109303T
FLYWHEEL ASSY
1
45
18211070T
F.FORWARD GEAR
1
46
18211099T
BACK TENSION SP
1
47
192105304T
S. REEL ASS'Y
1
48
192105303T
T. REEL ASS'Y
1
49
19210506T
SENSOR
1
51
18211289AT
MOTOR BRACKET
1
53
19211202T
COLLAR SCREW
2
54
19211201T
MOTOR PULLEY
1
55
19210904T
MAIN BELT
1
56
19211203T
MB SCREW
1
GEAR PLATE
SP MOTOR 3X6
SP M B 2X
3-4
(M2 X 3)
Area
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. M 2 M M
7.6±0.1
TN-21ZVC-1800
Pulley hight dimension
3-5
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. M 3 M M
Grease Point
G-31KB
(Grease to apply have
to be alittle for the
exchange)
No.EXL-M7B
16
5
4
3
7
6
2
8
G-31KB
1
G-31KB
6
9
10
NOTE
Please order moutor after confirming the number
of the P.C.Board because the combination of feed
motor is different according to the P.C.Board used.
15
13
11
14
Parts list ( CD mechanism assembly )
A
3-6
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Block No. M3MM
Q'ty
Description
1
GJ560280020101
MECHA BASE
1
2
OPTIMA-7B
CD PICK UP
1
3
E407782-001
PICK STAFT
1
4
E307746-001
CD RACK GEAR
1
5
GJ560280010101
MECHA GEAR
1
6
GJ50312003102
SCREW MZX3 B/H
4
7
E406750-001
PINION GEAR
1
8
GJA2062001001C
CD TURN TABLE
1
9
GJ90028678400
FEED MOTOR
1
10
GJ90028678300
SPINDLE MOTOR
1
11
GJ100069000100
MECH CIR BOARD
1
13
GJ157208512
LEAF SWITCH
1
14
GJ50322623312
SPECIAL SCREW
1
15
GJ51206010101
6P PLUG ASSY
1
16
SDSF2006Z
SCREW
1
GEAR SHAFT
Area
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. 01
Electrical parts list ( Main board )
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
Area
A
Item
Parts number
C 3
GJ264130392101
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL K 3.9PF
C 203
GJ270122260332
C 6
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 204
C 7
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 205
C 9
GJ264031202101
A.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 12PF
C 13
GJ262102232402
C.CAPACITOR
C 16
GJ264271032101
C 21
Parts name
Remarks
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
GJ282033932415
M.CAPACITOR
FILM 50V J 0.03
GJ270193350332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 3.3UF
C 207
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V VX M 4.7UF
25V YR K 0.022U
C 208
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 214
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V VX M 4.7UF
GJ262104732402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.047U
C 219
GJ270194740332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.47UF
C 22
GJ285214312415
M.CAPACITOR
PP 100V J 430PF
C 220
GJ270121070332
E.CAPACITOR
100UF 16V VX M
C 23
GJ264081202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V CH J 12PF
C 221
GJ264142212101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 220PF
C 31
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 222
GJ270121070332
E.CAPACITOR
100UF 16V VX M
C 32
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 223
GJ270121080132
E.CAPACITOR
1000UF16V VX
C 33
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 100UF
C 224
GJ283101042432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 35
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 230
GJ260772212412
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 220PF
C 36
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V VX M 4.7UF
C 232
GJ270194740332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.47UF
C 37
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 233
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
C 38
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 255
GJ264141812101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 180PF
C 40
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 256
GJ283108222432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 41
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V VX M 4.7UF
C 257
GJ283101542432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 42
GJ262104732402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.047U
C 303
GJ260771512412
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 150PF
C 43
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 304
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
C 44
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 305
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 45
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 306
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
C 47
GJ262101532402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.015U
C 308
GJ260771812412
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 180PF
C 48
GJ262101532402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.015U
C 309
GJ264261822101
C.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0018U
C 49
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 310
GJ283101822432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 50
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 312
GJ283106822432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 51
GJ264143312101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 330PF
C 313
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
C 52
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 315
GJ283104722432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 56
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 318
GJ270143380132
E.CAPACITOR
25V VX M 3300UF
C 60
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 319
GJ270141060332
E.CAPACITOR
25V M 10UF
C 61
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 100UF
C 320
GJ270122270332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 220UF
C 62
GJ264081202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V CH J 12PF
C 322
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 63
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 331
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 64
GJ264081202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V CH J 12PF
C 350
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V VX M 4.7UF
C 65
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 353
GJ270121060332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 10UF
C 69
GJ264262222101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0022U
C 354
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
C 70
GJ270192250332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 2.2UF
C 357
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 71
GJ270121060332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 10UF
C 604
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 100UF
C 77
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 605
GJ270141060332
E.CAPACITOR
25V M 10UF
C 98
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
C 606
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 99
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
C 607
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 101
GJ283101022432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 608
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 102
GJ283105622432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 609
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
C 103
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 610
GJ282032732415
M.CAPACITOR
FILM 50V J 0.02
C 104
GJ282033932415
M.CAPACITOR
FILM 50V J 0.03
C 611
GJ264264722101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0047U
C 105
GJ270193350332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 3.3UF
C 612
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 107
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V VX M 4.7UF
C 613
GJ264143312101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 330PF
C 108
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 614
GJ282031042415
M.CAPACITOR
FILM 50V J 0.1U
C 114
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V VX M 4.7UF
C 615
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
C 119
GJ270194740332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.47UF
C 616
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
C 120
GJ270121070332
E.CAPACITOR
100UF 16V VX M
C 617
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
C 121
GJ264142212101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 220PF
C 618
GJ264262222101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0022U
C 122
GJ270121070332
E.CAPACITOR
100UF 16V VX M
C 619
GJ264142712101
A.CAPACITOR
50V B K 270PF
C 123
GJ270121080132
E.CAPACITOR
1000UF16V VX
C 620
GJ264141812101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 180PF
C 124
GJ283101042432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 622
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
C 130
GJ260772212412
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 220PF
C 623
GJ282031042415
M.CAPACITOR
FILM 50V J 0.1U
C 132
GJ270194740332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.47UF
C 628
GJ262104732402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.047U
C 133
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
C 629
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 100UF
C 155
GJ264141812101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 180PF
C 631
GJ270114770332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 470UF
C 156
GJ283108222432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 632
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 100UF
C 157
GJ283101542432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 640
GJ264278222101
C.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0082U
C 201
GJ283101022432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 641
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
C 202
GJ283105622432
M.CAPACITOR
POLY FILM 50V K
C 651
GJ264032202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 22PF
Area
3-7
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. 01
A
A
A
A
3-8
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
C 652
GJ264032202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 22PF
C 653
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
C 655
GJ262104732402
C.CAPACITOR
C 661
GJ264144712101
C 662
Area
A
A
Item
Parts number
Remarks
Parts name
D 904
1N5401-M
SI DIODE
25V F Z 0.022UF
D 905
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
25V YR K 0.047U
D 907
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 470PF
D 908
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
D 909
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 663
GJ282032232415
M.CAPACITOR
FILM 50V J 0.02
D 910
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 664
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
D 911
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 665
GJ282031042415
M.CAPACITOR
FILM 50V J 0.1U
D 912
IN4001
DIODE
RECT BULK
C 671
GJ264262222101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0022U
D 914
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 672
GJ264262222101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0022U
D 915
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 673
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
D 916
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 674
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
D 917
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 675
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
D 918
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 690
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
D 995
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 691
GJ264141512101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 150PF
FC902
GJ153321741
FUSE HOLDER
C 692
GJ264141512101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 150PF
FC903
GJ153321741
FUSE HOLDER
C 693
GJ264141512101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 150PF
FC905
GJ153321741
FUSE HOLDER
C 694
GJ264141512101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 150PF
FC906
GJ153321741
FUSE HOLDER
C 695
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
FW 1
GJ353120150107
CARD WIRE
CN303 TO CN703
C 696
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
FW 2
VWF1015-08TTA
CARD WIRE
CN601 TO CD
C 697
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
FW 3
GJ353170240107
CARD WIRE
CN304 TO CN701
C 698
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
IC 1
TA2104AN
IC
DIP
C 699
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
IC 2
LC72136N
IC
PLL IC
C 709
GJ270102280132
E.CAPACITOR
6.3V VX M 2200U
IC301
TA2068N
IC
DIP PRE/REC AMP
C 901
GJ262772232412
C.CAPACITOR
50V F Z 0.022UF
IC302
LA4597K
IC
DIP SB-S1150
C 902
GJ262772232412
C.CAPACITOR
50V F Z 0.022UF
IC601
AN8806SB
IC
RF AMP
C 903
GJ262772232412
C.CAPACITOR
50V F Z 0.022UF
IC602
BA6897FP
IC
POWER DRIVER
C 904
GJ262772232412
C.CAPACITOR
50V F Z 0.022UF
IC603
MN35510
IC
1 CHIP PROCISSE
C 905
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
IC703
GP1U281X
IC
GJ313010541005
C 906
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
J 9
QNC0043-001
AC SOCKET
125V 7A
C 908
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
J 301
GJ342010200113
JACK
H/P MSJ2000 (BL
C 909
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V VX M 4.7UF
K 1
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
C 910
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
K 601
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
C 911
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
K 602
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
C 912
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
L 1
VQF1B20-019
OSC COIL
FM OSC
C 913
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
L 2
VQC1505-002L
RF COIL
GJ320020260109
C 914
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
L 3
VQB008M-506
BAR ANTENA
GJVQB008M506
C 915
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 100UF
L 4
QQR0723-001
OSC COIL
IFT AM OSC 7.5
C 916
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
L 7
VQP0018-221
INDUCTOR
220UH 10% Q40
CF 1
QAX0403-001
C FILTER
CER FM 10.7M
L 10
QQL231K-4R7Y
INDUCTOR
4.7UH
CF 3
QAX0538-001Z
CRYSTAL
CER FM CDA10.7
L 12
V03047-17L
INDUCTOR
GJ320080140109
CN301
GJ156450711
CONNECTOR
4PINS ST RED
L 601
3A839N
INDUCTOR
10UH RADIAL LEA
CN303
QGF1212C1-12
FFC CONNECTOR
12PINS
L 602
GJ141033431
INDUCTOR
100UH 10% Q40
CN304
QGF1212C1-17
FFC CONNECTOR
17PINS
L 901
VQP0028-330Z
INDUCTOR
33UH
CN306
TID-X03P-MI
CONNECTOR
3 PINS RA WHIT
Q 1
2SC2668/O/T
TRANSISTOR
GJ312020351201
CN307
5268-03A
CONNECTOR
3PINS RA
Q 101
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
CN308
GJ156450911
CONNECTOR
6PINS ST WHITE
Q 111
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
CN309
GJ158016511
TRANSISTOR
4PIN ST WHITE
Q 112
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
CN310
QGA2501C3-03Z
CONNECTOR IM
GJ156450611
Q 201
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
CN601
QGF1025C1-15
21-41 CONNECTOR
15PINS
Q 211
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
D 1
SVC203SPA-JV-T
VARI CAP
GJ310050080104
Q 212
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
D 2
SVC203SPA-JV-T
VARI CAP
GJ310050080104
Q 302
KRA102M-T
D.TRANSISTOR
GJ872903715
D 5
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
Q 303
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
D 6
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
Q 304
2SA1015/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923115
D 8
KV1555N-T
VARI CAPACITOR
GJ310050040103
Q 305
KRC102M-T
D.TRANSISTOR
GJ872903658
D 12
IN4001
DIODE
RECT BULK
Q 306
8550C
TRANSISTOR
GJ312080042204
D 303
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
Q 308
DTC143ES
TRANSISTOR
DTC143ES-TP
D 305
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
Q 309
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
D 307
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
Q 310
DTA143ESA-T
D.TR.I.M
DTA143ESA-TP
D 661
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
Q 311
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
D 901
1N5401-M
SI DIODE
Q 312
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
D 902
1N5401-M
SI DIODE
Q 313
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
D 903
1N5401-M
SI DIODE
Q 315
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
A
A
Area
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. 01
A
A
A
A
A
Item
Parts number
Q 316
2SA1015/YG/-T
Q 317
Q 318
Parts name
Remarks
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923115
R 132
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 133
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1.8K
DTA143ESA-T
D.TR.I.M
DTA143ESA-TP
R 134
GJ250083922103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.9K
Q 601
2SA952/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
TAPE
R 135
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 47K
Q 631
2SA952/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
TAPE
R 137
GJ250086822103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 6.8K
Q 851
2SA1037AK/RS/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872902649
R 204
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
Q 901
2SB772/QP/
TRANSISTOR
GJ312070021102
R 206
GJ250083932103
CF RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 39K
Q 902
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 207
GJ250088202103
RES CF
CF 1/6W J 82
Q 903
8550C
TRANSISTOR
GJ312080042204
R 208
GJ250081532103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 15K
Q 904
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 219
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100K
Q 906
8550C
TRANSISTOR
GJ312080042204
R 221
GJ250088202103
RES CF
CF 1/6W J 82
Q 907
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 222
GJ250082292103
C.RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 2.2
Q 908
2SB772/QP/
TRANSISTOR
GJ312070021102
R 223
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100
Q 909
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 224
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 2.2K
Q 911
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 225
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 1
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100K
R 227
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
R 2
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 47K
R 231
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 18K
R 3
GJ250082702103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 27
R 232
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 4
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 47K
R 233
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1.8K
R 7
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100K
R 234
GJ250083922103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.9K
R 9
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 4.7K
R 235
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 47K
R 13
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100K
R 237
GJ250086822103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 6.8K
R 18
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 302
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 20
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 303
GJ250084752103
RES CF
CF 1/6W J 4.7M
R 24
GJ250086812103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 680
R 304
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 25
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 305
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1.8K
R 30
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 18K
R 306
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1.8K
R 31
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100K
R 307
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
R 32
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
R 310
GJ250081232103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 12K
R 33
GJ250083312103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 330
R 311
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100
R 35
GJ250082732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 27K
R 312
GJ250084312103
C.RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 430
R 36
GJ250082732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 27K
R 313
GJ250081202103
C.RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 12
R 37
GJ250085602103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 56
R 316
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
R 38
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100
R 317
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 39
GJ250081212103
CF RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 120
R 318
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100
R 42
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 47K
R 320
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 5.6K
R 44
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 2.2K
R 321
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 5.6K
R 47
GJ250082202103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 22
R 328
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 48
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 332
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 49
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 18K
R 356
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 50
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 18K
R 360
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 52
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 361
GJ250084742103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 470K
R 54
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 2.2K
R 371
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 55
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 2.2K
R 372
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
R 56
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
R 373
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100
R 57
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 601
GJ250081132103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 11K
R 59
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 603
GJ250081252103
FUSE RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1.2M
R 60
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 605
GJ250082742103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 270K
R 61
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 606
GJ250081542103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 150K
R 63
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 47K
R 607
GJ250082732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 27K
R 64
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 609
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100K
R 104
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
R 610
GJ250081542103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 150K
R 106
GJ250083932103
CF RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 39K
R 612
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 107
GJ250088202103
RES CF
CF 1/6W J 82
R 613
GJ250081212103
CF RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 120
R 108
GJ250081532103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 15K
R 614
GJ250081002103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10
R 119
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100K
R 615
GJ250081202103
C.RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 12
R 121
GJ250088202103
RES CF
CF 1/6W J 82
R 616
GJ250089102103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 91
R 122
GJ250082292103
C.RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 2.2
R 621
GJ250083302103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 33
R 123
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100
R 622
GJ250083302103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 33
R 124
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 2.2K
R 623
GJ250083302103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 33
R 125
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 631
GJ250083312103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 330
R 127
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
R 632
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100
R 131
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 18K
R 633
GJ250082732103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 27K
Area
3-9
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. 01
A
A
A
3-10
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
R 641
GJ250085632103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 56K
R 642
GJ250081232103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 12K
R 643
GJ250088222103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 8.2K
R 644
GJ250082232103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 22K
R 645
GJ250082232103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 22K
R 646
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 2.2K
R 647
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 4.7K
R 651
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 652
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 653
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 654
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 659
GJ250082712103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 270
R 661
GJ250086832103
CF RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 68K
R 663
GJ250081242103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 120K
R 664
GJ250084712103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 470
R 666
GJ250082202103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 22
R 671
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 672
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 696
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 2.2K
R 697
GJ250084742103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 470K
R 901
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 4.7K
R 902
GJ250085632103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 56K
R 903
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100
R 904
GJ250088212103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 820
R 906
GJ250085632103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 56K
R 907
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 908
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 3.3K
R 909
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 910
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100K
R 911
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 4.7K
R 912
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 1K
R 913
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 5.6K
R 914
QRZ0077-4R7X
FUSE RESISTOR
1/4W J 4.7 TAPE
R 915
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 100
R 916
GJ250088212103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 820
R 917
GJ250082202103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 22
R 919
GJ250085632103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 56K
R 920
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 4.7K
R 922
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 10K
R 998
GJ251273352201
C RESISTOR
1/2W 3.3M 5%
R 999
GJ250083312103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 330
S 301
MSW-17820MVD0
LEAF SWITCH
GJ390140041114
S 303
SK-23E01-G9
SLIDE SWITCH
SLIDE SIDE
T 2
GJ123388511
IFT
7MM BLACKPCFAZ-
T 9
GJ336570400003
POWER TRANS.
EI-57 AC120V
T 301
OH-812320
BIAS OSC COIL
GJ321000140101
TC 2
QAT3722-200ZM
T CAPACITOR
TRIMMER 20PF EC
TP 2
VMZ0015-002
POST PIN
FM ANT PIN SOCK
WR 1
GJ354003940105
WIRE
CN308 TO DECK
WR 2
GJ354003960205
WIRE
POWER TO BATT.
WR 3
GJ354003980205
WIRE
CN309 TO SPEAKE
WR 4
GJ354003990405
WIRE
FW301 TO POWER
WR 5
GJ354004000105
WIRE
CN301 TO HEAD
WR 6
GJ351004020105
WIRE
CN602 TO CD ME.
X 1
QAX0402-001
CRYSTAL
75KHZ +/-20PPM
X 651
CSA16.93MXZ040T
CERA LOCK
CER CSA
ZD 1
MTZ3.0JB
Z.DIODE
GJ871998307
ZD903
MTZJ6.2B-T2
ZENER DIODE
GJ871992342
ZD904
MTZJ5.6B
Z DIODE
GJ310030011305
ZD905
MTZJ7.5C-T2
ZENER DIODE
GJ310030015005
Area
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. 02
Electrical parts list ( System CPU board )
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
C 702
GJ116323691
C.CAPACITOR
24PF CH 2012 5%
R 723
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 703
GJ116324091
C.CAPACITOR
36PF CH 2012 Z
R 724
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 704
GJ116324091
C.CAPACITOR
36PF CH 2012 Z
R 725
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 705
GJ116323691
C.CAPACITOR
24PF CH 2012 5%
R 726
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 706
GJ116300991
C.CAPASISTOR
1000PF B 2012 1
R 727
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 707
GJ116303891
C.CAPACITOR
100000PF F 2012
R 728
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 708
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
R 729
GJ121608991
C.RESISTOR
47K 1/10W 5%
C 710
GJ116302191
C.CAPASISTOR
10000PF B 2012
R 730
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 711
GJ112423391
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 10UF
R 732
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
C 712
GJ112425791
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 2.2UF
R 733
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
C 719
GJ116300991
C.CAPASISTOR
1000PF B 2012 1
R 734
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
C 720
GJ116300991
C.CAPASISTOR
1000PF B 2012 1
R 735
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 721
GJ116302191
C.CAPASISTOR
10000PF B 2012
R 738
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 722
GJ116311791
C.CAPACITOR
100PF SL 2012 5
R 739
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
C 723
GJ116311791
C.CAPACITOR
100PF SL 2012 5
R 740
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 724
GJ116311791
C.CAPACITOR
100PF SL 2012 5
R 741
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 725
GJ116311791
C.CAPACITOR
100PF SL 2012 5
R 742
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 727
GJ112678591
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
R 746
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
C 732
GJ116303891
C.CAPACITOR
100000PF F 2012
R 748
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
C 738
GJ116312191
C.CAPACITOR
150PF SL 2012 5
R 749
GJ121608991
C.RESISTOR
47K 1/10W 5%
CN701
QGF1212F1-17
FFC/FPC CONNE
17PINS
R 750
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
CN702
GJ156450811
CONNECTOR
5 PIN
R 751
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
CN703
QGF1212F1-12
FFC CONNE
12PINS
R 752
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
CN704
GJ156451711
CONNECTOR
2PINS RA
R 753
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
D 702
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
R 754
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
D 703
UZ5.1BSC-T2
ZENER DIODE
MTZJ5.1B-T77
R 756
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
D 706
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
R 758
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
D 707
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
R 759
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
D 708
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
R 760
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
D 851
LT0311G-41
LED GREEN STAND
STAND BY/RED CO
R 761
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
D 852
LT0321-41
ON LED RTP
ON /GREEN COLOR
R 762
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
DI701
GJ373010282311
LCD
DLC-9833P
R 763
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
IC701
GJ313010671223
IC
MICOM MN171603Y
R 767
GJ121606591
C.RESISTOR
4.7K 1/10W 5%
K 701
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
R 768
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
K 702
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
R 770
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
K 703
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
R 772
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
L 701
3A839N
INDUCTOR
10UH K RADIAL L
R 773
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
L 702
3A839N
INDUCTOR
10UH K RADIAL L
R 774
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
Q 701
2SC2714/O/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ312020341203
R 775
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
Q 702
2SC2714/O/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ312020341203
R 776
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
Q 703
2SC2412K/R/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872992075
R 777
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
Q 704
DTC144EKA-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872902759
R 778
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
Q 705
2SA1037AK/RS/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872902649
R 779
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
Q 706
DTC143TKA-X
DIGI TRANSISTOR
GJ872902756
R 785
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
R 701
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
R 796
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
R 702
GJ121607191
C.RESISTOR
8.2K 1/10W 5%
R 797
GJ121606591
C.RESISTOR
4.7K 1/10W 5%
R 703
GJ121607191
C.RESISTOR
8.2K 1/10W 5%
R 851
GJ121605391
C.RESISTOR
1.5K 1/10W 5%
R 704
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
R 852
GJ121605591
C.RESISTOR
1.8K 1/10W 5%
R 706
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
R 853
GJ121605991
C.RESISTOR
2.7K 1/10W 5%
R 707
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
R 854
GJ121606391
C.RESISTOR
3.9K 1/10W 5%
R 708
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
R 855
GJ121606991
C.RESISTOR
6.8K 1/10W 5%
R 709
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
R 856
GJ121607591
C.RESISTOR
12K 1/10W 5%
R 710
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
R 857
GJ121608791
C.RESISTOR
39K 1/10W 5%
R 711
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
R 858
GJ121606791
C.RESISTOR
5.6K 1/10W 5%
R 712
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
R 859
GJ121607991
C.RESISTOR
18K 1/10W 5%
R 714
GJ121608791
C.RESISTOR
39K 1/10W 5%
R 860
GJ121603791
C.RESISTOR
330 1/10W 5%
R 715
GJ121608591
C.RESISTOR
33K 1/10W 5%
R 861
GJ121604591
C.RESISTOR
680 1/10W 5%
R 716
GJ121608991
C.RESISTOR
47K 1/10W 5%
R 864
GJ121606791
C.RESISTOR
5.6K 1/10W 5%
R 717
GJ121608591
C.RESISTOR
33K 1/10W 5%
S 851
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
R 718
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
S 852
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
R 719
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
S 853
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
R 720
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
S 854
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
R 721
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
S 855
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
Area
3-11
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. 02
A
3-12
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
S 856
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 857
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 858
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 865
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 866
GJ390030152203
SWITCH PUSH SW
PSG-22F0US-Q3.5
VR302
QVQ0121-A54
MAIN VOL
GJ299000490002
WR701
GJ354004030205
WIRE
CN704 TO CD DO.
WR702
GJ354004040105
WIRE
CN702 TO MAIN
X 701
QAX0410-001Z
CERA LOCK
MIZCRHF 4.19MHZ
Area
RC-BZ5LB/BZ5RD
Block No. M 4 M M
Block No. M 5 M M
A2~A7
A1
P4
P6
A8
P7
P1
A9
P2
A10
P5
P3
P8
Packing parts list
A
Block No. M4MM
Item
Parts number
P 1
GJ560340040101
CUSHION (L)
1
P 2
GJ560340050101
CUSHION (R)
1
P 3
Parts name
Q'ty
Description
GJ560340140101
CARTON WALL
1
RC-BZ5RD
GJ560340130101
CARTON WALL
1
RC-BZ5LB
P 4
QPA02503503P
POLY BAG
1
250 X 350
P 5
GJ740456520300
POLYBAG PE
1
450 X 650
P 6
QPA01503503
POLY BAG
1
150 X 350
P 7
QPA01202505
POLY BAG
1
120 X 250
P 8
LV30189-001A
CARTON LABEL
1
Accessories parts list
A
A
Area
Block No. M5MM
Item
Parts number
A 1
GJ350161831129
POWER CORD
Parts name
Q'ty
1
7A 120V 1.80M
Description
Area
A 2
GJ773012200101
INTRUCTIONS
1
ENG SPA FRE
A 3
BT-20044G
ACC SAFETY GUID
1
GJ775000140101
A 4
GJ775000200202
SERVICE LIST
1
J,C
A 5
GJ775000340101
SVC CENTER LIST
1
J,C
A 6
GJ773030190302
WARRANTY CARD
1
J
A 7
GJ773030290101
WARRANTY CARD
1
C
A 8
GJA1002014001C
REMOCON UNIT
1
A 9
GJ460340320102
BATTER COVER
1
J,C
J,C
REMOTE CONTROL
3-13
30
3-14
31 32
33
28
36
26
35
59
27
34
25
37
16 24
16 23
59
Remote
board
ass'y
LCD
57 56 55 20 58 18 17
16
11-1
69
Key switch
/display
board ass'y
58
15
14
13
12
9
8
7
6
5
4
2
1
11-2
11-4
62
11-3
40
Cassette
mechanism
11-6
11-5
41
CD
mechanism
63 43
10
3
16
66
A
65
Power
board ass'y
Main board ass'y
60
61
CD door switch
board ass'y
34 70 54
A
67
46
47
64
49
Battery
board ass'y
38
16
68
44
48
50
51
52
RC-BZ6BU
Exploded view of general assemble and parts list
Block No. M 1 M M
RC-BZ6BU
A
Item
Parts number
Block No. M1MM
Parts name
Q'ty
Description
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Block No. M1MM
Parts name
Q'ty
Description
50
GJ702244304512
SCREW TT3X45
8
65X3.5
51
GJ460340150101
HANDLE
1
1
65X3.5
52
GJ701224300852
SCREW M3X8
1
1
110-3.0
54
GJ711001330201
SPRING
1
1
55
LV40379-001A
LCD LENS 2
1
MAGNET
1
56
LV40213-001A
LCD SHEET
1
CLAMPER
1
57
LV40200-001A
LCD LENS
1
SCREW TT3X12
2
58
GJ702244300812
SCREW TT3X8
8
1
GJ460340470101
LENS CD DOOR
1
2
GJ670000010330
D.SPACER
1
3
GJ670000010340
D.SPACER
4
GJ670000010350
D.SPACER
5
GJ460340120101
DOOR CD
6
VYH7313-005
7
LV30175-001A
8
GJ702224301242
FOR CD CASE
9
GJ460340160101
CD CASE
1
59
GJ782000090101
FOOT RUBBER
2
10
GJ460340020101
BUTTON
1
60
LV30176-001A
HEAT SINK
1
11-1
GJ460340040101
BUTTON(A)MECHA.
1
PAUSE
61
QYSDSF3008Z
SCREW
3
11-2
GJ460340050101
BUTTON(B)MECHA.
1
STOP
62
202-300002-00
CD COVER PLATE
1
11-3
GJ460340060101
BUTTON(C)MECHA.
1
FF
63
GJ702224200642
SCREW TT2X6
4
11-4
GJ460340070101
BUTTON(D)MECHA.
1
REW
64
VYH5483-001
BATTERY SPRING
1
11-5
GJ460340080101
BUTTON(E)MECHA.
1
PLAY
65
QMF51N2-3R0-J1
FUSE
1
3A 125V F902
11-6
66
QMF51N2-3R0-J1
FUSE
1
3A 125V F903
67
GJ560340060101
NAME PLATE
1
A
A
GJ460340090101
BUTTON(F)MECHA.
1
REC
12
---------------
CD UNIT EXL-M7B
1
GJA1005002001C
13
E75609-001
INSULATOR
2
CD MECHA RED
68
GJ782000090101
RUBBER SPACER
1
14
E75609-002
INSULATOR
2
CD MECHA PURPLE
69
GJ761000200100
SPACER
1
15
GJ460340170101
HOLDER CD
1
70
GJ500340240101
GEAR SPRING
1
16
GJ702244301012
SCREW TT3X10
17
GJ460340200101
20
SPEAKE/MAIN PCB
HOLDER
1
CONTROL BOARD
18
GJ781000090101
SHIELD PLATE
1
20
GJ460340280101
HOLDER(2)
1
23
GJ460340230101
FUNCTION KNOB
1
24
LE10010-005A
SPEAKER
2
25
GJ702244260812
SCREW TT2.6X8
2
COVER-FRONT
26
GJ460340030101
LENS
1
REMOTE SENSOR
27
GJ460340260101
LENS
1
LED
28
GJ460340290101
FRONT COVER
1
30
GJ0005-SPGR
SPEAKER GRILLE
1
31
GJ460340240101
VOLUME KNOB
1
32
GJ460340190101
C.DOOR LENS
1
33
GJ460340220101
FRONT LENS
1
34
VYH8007-001
GEAR DANPER
2
35
GJ460340180101
CASSETTE DOOR
1
36
LV40210-001A
DOOR SPRING
1
37
GJ0006-SPGR
SPEAKER GRILLE
1
38
GJ460340010101
FRONT CABINET
1
40
---------------
DECK MECHANISM
1
41
GJ702264301412
SCREW TT3X14
2
43
GJ711001340101
SPRING
1
44
GJ460340100101
REAR CABINET
1
46
TA46174
T.PICK ANTENNA
1
47
VYH5657-006
BATTERY SPRING
1
48
LV20082-001A
BATTERY COVER
1
49
VYH8008-001
HANDLE SUPPORT
2
Area
HEAT SINK
CD COVER
J,C
CD DAMP
LCD
SHILD
DOOR
SHILD
TN-21ZVC-1800
ANT CONTACT
SIZE D
3-15
3-5
RC-BZ6BU
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Block No. M2MM
Q'ty
Description
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Block No. M2MM
Q'ty
Description
1
192114316T
BASE ASSY
1
58
19211301T
EM. SLIDE LEVER
1
2
19211409T
SWITCH ACTUATOR
1
59
18211093T
PACK SPRING
1
3
19211408T
LOCK CAM
1
60
18211069T
RECK.SAF.LEVER
1
4
19211403T
REC BUTT.LEVER
1
62
MS15R-AA2N1
R/P.HEAD
1
5
19211419T
PLAY BUTT.LEVER
1
63
PH-K380-MS1-6A
ERASE HEAD
1
6
19211404T
REW BUTT. LEVER
1
64
60020217T
MOTOR
1
7
19211405T
FF BUTTON LEVER
1
66
9P0420031T
TAPPING SCREW
1
PACK SPRING
8
19211406T
STOP BUTT.LEVER
1
68
9B1020051T
TAPPING SCREW
2
(Ma X 5)
9
69
9C0720451T
TAPPING SCREW
2
(Ma X 4.5)
70
9B0120031T
SCREW (+)BIND
1
(Ma X 3)
71
9P0120061T
SCREW
1
(Ma X 6)
72
9F0820071T
SCREW AZIMUTH
1
(Ma X 7)
GJ711000820103
GJ382070110003
19211460T
PAUSE BUT.LEVER
1
10
19211413AT
SPRING
1
11
19211455T
PAUSE LEVER (E)
1
12
19211412T
SPRING
1
13
19211411T
PAUSE STOPPER
1
75
9W0230010T
P.CUT WASHER
1
(12X3.8X0.3)
14
19211414T
TORSION SPRING
1
76
9W0250010T
P.CUT WASHER
1
(1.45X3.8X0.5)
15
192101501T
CHASSIS ASS'Y
1
77
9W0140010T
P.CUT WASHER
1
(2X3.5X0.4)
16
19211416T
TORSION SPRING
1
78
9W0113020T
P.CUT WASHER
1
(2X3.5X0.4)
17
19211417T
TORSION SPRING
1
80
19210201T
RECK ARM
1
19
182101159T
E.KICK LEVER
1
81
19211437T
P ARM COLLAR
2
20
19211420T
STOPPER
1
82
64010138T
LEAF SWITCH
1
21
19211421T
TORSION SPRING
1
REC BUTTON
83
9P0420041T
C TAPPING SCREW
1
(Ma X 4)
22
19211415T
TORSION SPRING
1
BUTTON LEVER
84
9P0420051T
C TAPPING SCREW
1
(Ma X 5)
PAUSE LEVER
PAUSE LEVER
23
MSW-1541T
LEAF SWITCH
1
640101149T
85
19211434T
P.ROLLER ARM
1
24
18210150T
TENSION SPRING
1
PLAY BUTTON
86
9P0820301T
PA TAPPIN.SCREW
1
25
19210311T
HEAD PANEL
1
26
19210304AT
HEAD BASE
1
27
19210309T
PANEL P SPRING
1
28
19210305T
MAGNET HEAD ARM
1
29
18210307T
AZIMUTH SPRING
1
AZIMUTH
30
19211418AT
SPRING
1
M CONTROL
31
19210310T
MG ARM SPRING
1
MG ARM
32
192104309T
P.ROLLER ARM
1
35
19212604AT
SENSING LEVER
1
36
19212605T
TORSION SPRING
1
37
192126502T
GEAR PLATE
1
38
19212602T
CAM GEAR
1
40
192107304T
R.F.CLUTCH
1
41
19210703T
REW/F.F. BELT
1
43
192109303T
FLYWHEEL ASSY
1
45
18211070T
F.FORWARD GEAR
1
46
18211099T
BACK TENSION SP
1
47
192105304T
S. REEL ASS'Y
1
48
192105303T
T. REEL ASS'Y
1
49
19210506T
SENSOR
1
51
18211289AT
MOTOR BRACKET
1
53
19211202T
COLLAR SCREW
2
54
19211201T
MOTOR PULLEY
1
55
19210904T
MAIN BELT
1
56
19211203T
MB SCREW
1
GEAR PLATE
SP MOTOR 3X6
SP MB 2X
3-16
3-6
(Ma X 3)
Area
RC-BZ6BU
Block No. M 2 M M
7.6±0.1
TN-21ZVC-1800
Pulley hight dimension
3-17
RC-BZ6BU
Block No. M 3 M M
Grease Point
G-31KB
(Grease to apply have
to be alittle for the
exchange)
No.EXL-M7B
16
5
4
3
7
6
2
8
G-31KB
1
G-31KB
6
9
10
NOTE
Please order moutor after confirming the number
of the P.C.Board because the combination of feed
motor is different according to the P.C.Board used.
15
13
11
14
Parts list ( CD mechanism assembly )
A
3-18
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Block No. M3MM
Q'ty
Description
1
GJ560280020101
MECHA BASE
1
2
OPTIMA-7B
C.D PICK
1
3
E407782-001
PICK STAFT
1
4
E307746-001
CD RACK GEAR
1
5
GJ560280010101
MECHA GEAR
1
6
GJ50312003102
SCREW MZX3 B/H
4
7
E406750-001
PINION GEAR
1
8
GJA2062001001C
CD TURN TABLE
1
9
GJ90028678400
FEED MOTOR
1
10
GJ90028678300
SPINDLE MOTOR
1
11
EMW10190-001/S/
MECH CIR BOARD
1
13
GJ157208512
LEAF SWITCH
1
14
GJ50322623312
SPECIAL SCREW
1
15
GJ51206010101
6P PLUG ASSY
1
16
SDSF2006Z
SCREW
1
GEAR SHAFT
Area
RC-BZ6BU
Block No. 01
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
C 3
GJ264130392101
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL K 3.9PF
C 134
GJ283105622432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.0056UF
C 6
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 155
GJ264141812101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 180PF
C 7
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 201
GJ283101022432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.001UF
C 9
GJ264031202101
A.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 12PF
C 202
GJ283105622432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.0056UF
C 13
GJ262102232402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.022U
C 203
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 16
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 204
GJ282033932415
M.CAPACITOR
50V J 0.039UF
C 21
GJ262104732402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.047U
C 207
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 4.7UF
C 22
GJ285214312415
M.CAPACITOR
PP 100V J 430PF
C 208
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 23
GJ264081202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V CH J 12PF
C 209
GJ283108232432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.082UF
C 31
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 210
GJ283108232432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.082UF
C 32
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 211
GJ283106822432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.0068UF
C 33
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
C 212
GJ282034742415
M.CAPACITOR
50V J 0.47UF
C 35
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 213
GJ283102232432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.022UF
C 36
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 4.7UF
C 214
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 37
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 215
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 38
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 217
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 40
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
C 219
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 4.7UF
C 41
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 4.7UF
C 220
GJ270121070332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 100UF
C 42
GJ262104732402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.047U
C 221
GJ264142212101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 220PF
C 43
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 222
GJ270121070332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 100UF
C 44
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 223
GJ270122280132
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 2200UF
C 45
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 224
GJ283101042432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.1UF
C 47
GJ262101532402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.015U
C 225
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 48
GJ262101532402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.015U
C 230
GJ260772212412
C.CAPACITOR
C 50V SL J 220P
C 49
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 234
GJ283105622432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.0056UF
C 50
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 255
GJ264141812101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 180PF
C 51
GJ264143312101
C.CAPACITOR
AXIAL 50V B K 3
C 303
GJ260771512412
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 150PF
C 52
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 304
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
C 56
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 305
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 60
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 306
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
C 61
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
C 308
GJ260771812412
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 180PF
C 62
GJ264081202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V CH J 12PF
C 309
GJ264261822101
C.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0018U
C 63
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 310
GJ283101822432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.0018UF
C 64
GJ264081202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V CH J 12PF
C 312
GJ283106822432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.0068UF
C 65
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 313
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
C 69
GJ264262222101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0022U
C 315
GJ283104722432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.0047UF
C 70
GJ270192250332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 2.2UF
C 318
GJ270146880132
E.CAPACITOR
25V VX M 6800UF
C 71
GJ270121060332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 10UF
C 319
GJ270141060332
E.CAPACITOR
25V M 10UF
C 77
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 320
GJ270122270332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 220UF
C 98
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
C 321
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
C 99
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
C 322
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 101
GJ283101022432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.001UF
C 323
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
C 102
GJ283105622432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.0056UF
C 324
GJ283101022432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.001UF
C 103
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 325
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
C 104
GJ282033932415
M.CAPACITOR
50V J 0.039UF
C 326
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
C 107
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 4.7UF
C 327
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
C 108
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 328
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 109
GJ283108232432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.082UF
C 329
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 110
GJ283108232432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.082UF
C 330
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 4.7UF
C 111
GJ283106822432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.0068UF
C 350
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 4.7UF
C 112
GJ282034742415
M.CAPACITOR
50V J 0.47UF
C 353
GJ270121060332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 10UF
C 113
GJ283102232432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.022UF
C 354
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
C 114
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 357
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 115
GJ270191040332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 0.1UF
C 371
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 117
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 604
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
C 119
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 4.7UF
C 605
GJ270141060332
E.CAPACITOR
25V M 10UF
C 120
GJ270121070332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 100UF
C 606
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 121
GJ264142212101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 220PF
C 607
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
C 122
GJ270121070332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 100UF
C 608
GJ270191050332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 1UF
C 123
GJ270122280132
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 2200UF
C 609
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
C 124
GJ283101042432
M.CAPACITOR
50V K 0.1UF
C 610
GJ282032732415
M.CAPACITOR
50V J 0.027UF
C 125
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
C 611
GJ264264722101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0047U
C 130
GJ260772212412
C.CAPACITOR
C 50V SL J 220P
C 612
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
Area
3-19
RC-BZ6BU
Block No. 01
A
3-20
Item
Parts number
C 613
GJ264143312101
C 614
C 615
Parts name
Remarks
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
C.CAPACITOR
AXIAL 50V B K 3
CN307
5268-03A
CONNECTOR
3PINS RA
GJ282031042415
M.CAPACITOR
50V J 0.1UF
CN308
GJ156450911
CONNECTOR
6PINS ST
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
CN309
GJ158016511
TRANSISTOR
4PINS ST
C 616
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
CN310
QGA2501C3-03Z
CONNECTOR IM
GJ156450611
C 617
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
CN601
QGF1025C1-15
21-41 CONNECTOR
15PIN
C 618
GJ264262222101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0022U
D 1
SVC203SPA-JV-T
VARI CAP
VARIABLE FM CAP
C 619
GJ264142712101
A.CAPACITOR
AXIAL 50V B K 2
D 2
SVC203SPA-JV-T
VARI CAP
VARIABLE FM CAP
C 620
GJ264141812101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 180PF
D 5
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 622
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
D 6
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 623
GJ282031042415
M.CAPACITOR
50V J 0.1UF
D 8
KV1555N-T
VARI CAPACITOR
VARIABLE AM CAP
C 628
GJ262104732402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.047U
D 12
IN4001
DIODE
RECT 1N4001 BUL
C 629
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
D 301
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 631
GJ270114770332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 470UF
D 303
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 632
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
D 304
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 640
GJ264278222101
C.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0082U
D 305
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 641
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
D 307
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 651
GJ264032202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 22PF
D 661
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 652
GJ264032202101
C.CAPACITOR
50V SL J 22PF
D 901
1N5401-M
SI DIODE
GJ871903152
C 653
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
D 902
1N5401-M
SI DIODE
GJ871903152
C 655
GJ262104732402
C.CAPACITOR
25V YR K 0.047U
D 903
1N5401-M
SI DIODE
GJ871903152
C 661
GJ264144712101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 470PF
D 904
1N5401-M
SI DIODE
GJ871903152
C 662
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
D 905
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 663
GJ282032232415
M.CAPACITOR
50V J 0.022UF
D 906
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 664
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
D 907
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 665
GJ282031042415
M.CAPACITOR
50V J 0.1UF
D 908
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 671
GJ264262222101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0022U
D 909
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 672
GJ264262222101
A.CAPACITOR
16V X M 0.0022U
D 910
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 673
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
D 911
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 674
GJ264182232101
C.CAPACITOR
25V F Z 0.022UF
D 912
IN4001
DIODE
RECT 1N4001 BUL
C 675
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
D 914
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 676
GJ264141022101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 1000PF
D 915
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 690
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
D 917
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 691
GJ264141512101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 150PF
D 918
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 692
GJ264141512101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 150PF
D 995
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
C 693
GJ264141512101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 150PF
FC902
QNG0003-001Z
FUSE CLIP
GJ153321741
C 694
GJ264141512101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 150PF
FC903
QNG0003-001Z
FUSE CLIP
GJ153321741
C 695
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
FC905
QNG0003-001Z
FUSE CLIP
GJ153321741
C 696
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
FC906
QNG0003-001Z
FUSE CLIP
GJ153321741
C 697
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
FW 1
GJ353170240107
CARD WIRE
CN304 TO CN701
C 698
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
FW 2
VWF1015-08TTA
CARD WIRE
CN304 TO CD
C 699
GJ264141012101
C.CAPACITOR
50V B K 100PF
FW 3
GJ353130150107
CARD WIRE
CN303 TO CN703
C 709
GJ270102280132
E.CAPACITOR
6.3V M 2200UF
IC 1
TA2104AN
IC
DIP 24 IF&MPX
C 901
GJ262772232412
C.CAPACITOR
50V F Z 0.022UF
IC 2
LC72136N
IC
PLL IC
C 902
GJ262772232412
C.CAPACITOR
50V F Z 0.022UF
IC301
TA2068N
IC
GJ313020121101
C 903
GJ262772232412
C.CAPACITOR
50V F Z 0.022UF
IC302
LA4597K
IC
DIP POWER AMP
C 904
GJ262772232412
C.CAPACITOR
50V F Z 0.022UF
IC303
M62420SP-700
IC
GJ313060301112
C 905
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
IC304
BA15218N
IC
GJ313010021103
C 906
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
IC601
AN8806SB
IC
RF AMP
C 908
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
IC602
BA6897FP
IC
POWER DRIVER
C 909
GJ270194750332
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 4.7UF
IC603
MN35510
IC
1 CHIP PROCISSE
C 910
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
J 9
QNC0043-001
AC SOCKET
125V 7A
C 911
GJ270122260332
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 22UF
J 301
GJ342010200113
JACK,
H/P MSJ2000 (BL
C 912
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
K 1
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
C 913
GJ264271032101
C.CAPACITOR
16V Y M 0.01UF
K 601
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
C 914
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
K 602
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
C 915
GJ270111070332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M VX 100UF
L 1
VQF1B20-019
OSC COIL
FM OSC
C 916
GJ270114760332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
L 2
VQC1505-002L
RF COIL
FM RF
CF 1
QAX0403-001
C FILTER
FM 10.7M
L 3
VQB008M-506
BAR ANTENA
GJVQB008M506
CF 3
QAX0538-001Z
CRYSTAL
FM CDA10.7
L 4
QQR0723-001
OSC COIL
AM OSC 7.5MM RE
CN301
GJ156450711
CONNECTOR
4PINS ST
L 7
VQP0018-221
INDUCTOR
220UH 10% Q40
CN303
QGF1212C1-13
FFC CONNECTOR
13PIN
L 10
QQL231K-4R7Y
INDUCTOR
4.7UH
CN304
QGF1212C1-17
FFC CONNECTOR
17PINS
L 12
V03047-16
RF COIL
SPRING CW
CN306
TID-X03P-MI
CONNECTOR
3 PINS RA WHIT
L 601
3A839N
INDUCTOR
10UH RADIAL LEA
A
A
A
A
A
A
Area
RC-BZ6BU
Block No. 01
A
A
A
A
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
L 602
GJ141033431
INDUCTOR
100UH 10% Q40
R 57
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
L 901
VQP0028-330Z
INDUCTOR
33UH EL0606RA
R 59
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
Q 1
2SC2668/O/T
TRANSISTOR
GJ312020351201
R 60
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
Q 101
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
R 61
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
Q 103
2SC3330/ST/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ312030091201
R 63
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 47K
Q 201
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
R 64
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
Q 203
2SC3330/ST/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ312030091201
R 101
GJ250083022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.0K
Q 302
KRA102M-T
D.TRANSISTOR
GJ872903715
R 102
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
Q 303
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 103
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1.8K
Q 304
2SA1015/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923115
R 104
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.3K
Q 305
KRC102M-T
D.TRANSISTOR
GJ872903658
R 106
GJ250088232103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 82K
Q 306
8550C
TRANSISTOR
GJ312080042204
R 107
GJ250088202103
RES CF
1/6W J 82
Q 308
DTC143ES
TRANSISTOR
GJ872992166
R 108
GJ250081532103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 15K
Q 309
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 109
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1.8K
Q 310
DTC143ESA-T
TR I/M
GJ872902947
R 110
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1.8K
Q 311
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
R 111
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 5.6K
Q 312
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
R 112
GJ250082242103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 220K
Q 313
2SC2001/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872914247
R 113
GJ250082242103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 220K
Q 315
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 114
GJ250081532103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 15K
Q 316
2SA1015/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923115
R 116
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
Q 317
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 117
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
Q 318
DTC143ESA-T
TR I/M
GJ872902947
R 119
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
Q 601
2SA952/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ312090101202
R 120
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 18K
Q 631
2SA952/LK/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ312090101202
R 121
GJ250088202103
RES CF
1/6W J 82
Q 901
2SB772/QP/
TRANSISTOR
GJ312070021102
R 122
GJ250082292103
C.RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2
Q 902
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 123
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
Q 903
8550C
TRANSISTOR
GJ312080042204
R 124
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2K
Q 904
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 134
GJ250083922103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.9K
Q 906
8550C
TRANSISTOR
GJ312080042204
R 136
GJ250082722103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.7K
Q 907
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 137
GJ250086822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 6.8K
Q 908
2SB772/QP/
TRANSISTOR
GJ312070021102
R 201
GJ250083022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.0K
Q 909
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 202
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
Q 911
2SC2458/YG/-T
TRANSISTOR
GJ872923044
R 203
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1.8K
R 1
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
R 204
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.3K
R 2
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 47K
R 206
GJ250088232103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 82K
R 3
GJ250082702103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 27
R 207
GJ250088202103
RES CF
1/6W J 82
R 4
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 47K
R 208
GJ250081532103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 15K
R 7
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
R 209
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1.8K
R 9
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 4.7K
R 210
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1.8K
R 13
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
R 211
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 5.6K
R 18
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 212
GJ250082242103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 220K
R 20
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 213
GJ250082242103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 220K
R 24
GJ250086812103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 680
R 214
GJ250081532103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 15K
R 25
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 216
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 30
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 18K
R 217
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 31
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
R 219
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
R 32
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.3K
R 220
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 18K
R 33
GJ250083312103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 330
R 221
GJ250088202103
RES CF
1/6W J 82
R 35
GJ250082732103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 27K
R 222
GJ250082292103
C.RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2
R 36
GJ250082732103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 27K
R 223
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 37
GJ250085602103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 56
R 224
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2K
R 38
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 234
GJ250083922103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.9K
R 39
GJ250081212103
CF RESISTOR
1/6W J 120
R 236
GJ250082722103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.7K
R 42
GJ250084732103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 47K
R 237
GJ250086822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 6.8K
R 44
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2K
R 302
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 47
GJ250082202103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 22
R 303
GJ250084752103
RES CF
1/6W J 4.7M
R 48
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 304
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 49
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 18K
R 305
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1.8K
R 50
GJ250081832103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 18K
R 306
GJ250081822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1.8K
R 52
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 307
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.3K
R 54
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2K
R 308
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 5.6K
R 55
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2K
R 309
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 5.6K
R 56
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.3K
R 310
GJ250081232103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 12K
Area
3-21
RC-BZ6BU
Block No. 01
A
A
A
3-22
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
R 311
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 901
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 4.7K
R 312
GJ250084312103
C.RESISTOR
1/6W J 430
R 902
GJ250085632103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 56K
R 313
GJ250081202103
C.RESISTOR
1/6W J 12
R 903
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 315
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 904
GJ250088212103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 820
R 316
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.3K
R 906
GJ250085632103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 56K
R 317
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 907
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 318
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 908
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.3K
R 319
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 909
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 320
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 5.6K
R 910
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
R 321
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 5.6K
R 911
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 4.7K
R 322
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
R 912
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 323
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2K
R 913
GJ250085622103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 5.6K
R 327
GJ250086822103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 6.8K
R 914
QPZ0077-4R7X
RESISTOR
1/4W J 4.7
R 328
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 915
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 329
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 4.7K
R 916
GJ250088212103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 820
R 330
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 4.7K
R 917
GJ250082202103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 22
R 331
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 919
GJ250085632103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 56K
R 332
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 920
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 4.7K
R 356
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 922
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 360
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
R 998
GJ251273352201
C RESISTOR
3.3M 5% W/UL&CS
R 361
GJ250084742103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 470K
R 999
GJ250083312103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 330
R 371
GJ250081032103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10K
S 301
GJ390140041114
LEAF SWITCH
MSW-17820MVD0
R 372
GJ250083322103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 3.3K
S 303
SK-23E01-G9
SLIDE SWITCH
SLIDE SIDE
R 373
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
T 2
GJ123388511
IFT
7MM BLACK
R 374
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
T 9
GJ336570400003
POWER TRANS.
EI-57 AC120V
R 601
GJ250081132103
CARBON RESISTOR
CF 1/6W J 11K
T 301
OH-812320
BIAS OSC COIL
GJ321000140101
R 603
GJ250081252103
FUSE RESISTOR
1/6W J 1.2M
TC 2
QAT3722-200ZM
T CAPACITOR
TRIMMER 20PF EC
R 605
GJ250082742103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 270K
TP 2
VMZ0015-002
POST PIN
GJ156418711
R 606
GJ250081542103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 150K
WR 1
GJ354003940105
WIRE
CN308 TO DECK
R 607
GJ250082732103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 27K
WR 2
GJ354003960205
WIRE
POWER TO BATT.
R 609
GJ250081042103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100K
WR 3
GJ354003980205
WIRE
CN309 TO SPEAKE
R 610
GJ250081542103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 150K
WR 4
GJ354003990405
WIRE
FW301 TO POWER
R 612
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
WR 5
GJ354004000105
WIRE
CN301 TO HEAD
R 613
GJ250081212103
CF RESISTOR
1/6W J 120
WR 6
GJ354004020105
WIRE
CN602 TO CD MEC
R 614
GJ250081002103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 10
X 1
QAX0402-001
CRYSTAL
75KHZ +/-20PPM
R 615
GJ250081202103
C.RESISTOR
1/6W J 12
X 651
QAX0369-001Z
CERA LOCK
16.9344MHZ
R 616
GJ250089102103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 91
ZD 1
MTZJ3.0JB
DIODE
GJ871998307
R 621
GJ250083302103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 33
ZD302
UZ4.3BSB-T2
ZENER DIODE
GJ310030014405
R 622
GJ250083302103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 33
ZD903
MTZJ6.2B-T2
ZENER DIODE
GJ871992342
R 623
GJ250083302103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 33
ZD904
MTZJ5.6JB
ZENER DIODE
GJ310030011305
R 631
GJ250083312103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 330
ZD905
MTZJ7.5C-T2
ZENER DIODE
GJ310030015005
R 632
GJ250081012103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 100
R 633
GJ250082732103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 27K
R 641
GJ250085632103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 56K
R 642
GJ250081232103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 12K
R 643
GJ250088222103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 8.2K
R 644
GJ250082232103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 22K
R 645
GJ250082232103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 22K
R 646
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2K
R 647
GJ250084722103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 4.7K
R 651
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 652
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 653
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 654
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 659
GJ250082712103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 270
R 661
GJ250086832103
CF RESISTOR
1/6W J 68K
R 663
GJ250081242103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 120K
R 664
GJ250084712103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 470
R 666
GJ250082202103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 22
R 671
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 672
GJ250081022103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 1K
R 696
GJ250082222103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 2.2K
R 697
GJ250084742103
CARBON RESISTOR
1/6W J 470K
A
A
Area
RC-BZ6BU
Block No. 02
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
Area
A
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
C 702
GJ116323691
C.CAPACITOR
24PF CH 2012 5%
R 709
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
C 703
GJ116324091
C.CAPACITOR
36PF CH 2012 5%
R 710
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
C 704
GJ116324091
C.CAPACITOR
36PF CH 2012 5%
R 711
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
C 705
GJ116323691
C.CAPACITOR
24PF CH 2012 5%
R 712
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 706
GJ116300991
C.CAPASISTOR
1000PF B 2012 1
R 713
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 707
GJ116303891
C.CAPACITOR
10000PF F 2012
R 714
GJ121608791
C.RESISTOR
39K 1/10W 5%
C 708
GJ270112270332
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 220UF
R 715
GJ121608591
C.RESISTOR
33K 1/10W 5%
C 710
GJ116302191
C.CAPASISTOR
10000PF B 2012
R 716
GJ121608991
C.RESISTOR
47K 1/10W 5%
C 711
GJ112423391
E.CAPACITOR
16V M 10UF
R 717
GJ121608591
C.RESISTOR
33K 1/10W 5%
C 712
GJ112425791
E.CAPACITOR
50V M 2.2UF
R 718
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 714
GJ116312191
C.CAPACITOR
150PF SL 2012 5
R 719
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
C 716
GJ116312191
C.CAPACITOR
150PF SL 2012 5
R 720
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
C 717
GJ116310191
C.CAPACITOR
22PF SL 2012 5%
R 721
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 718
GJ116323791
C.CAPACITOR
27PF CH 2012 5%
R 722
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
C 719
GJ116300991
C.CAPASISTOR
1000PF B 2012 1
R 723
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 720
GJ116300991
C.CAPASISTOR
1000PF B 2012 1
R 724
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 721
GJ116302191
C.CAPASISTOR
10000PF B 2012
R 725
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 722
GJ116311791
C.CAPACITOR
100PF SL 2012 5
R 726
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 723
GJ116311791
C.CAPACITOR
100PF SL 2012 5
R 727
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
C 724
GJ116311791
C.CAPACITOR
100PF SL 2012 5
R 728
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 725
GJ116311791
C.CAPACITOR
100PF SL 2012 5
R 729
GJ121608991
C.RESISTOR
47K 1/10W 5%
C 727
GJ112678591
E.CAPACITOR
10V M 47UF
R 730
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
C 732
GJ116303891
C.CAPACITOR
10000PF F 2012
R 731
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
C 738
GJ116312191
C.CAPACITOR
150PF SL 2012 5
R 732
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
C 801
GJ116302191
C.CAPASISTOR
10000PF B 2012
R 733
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
C 802
GJ116302191
C.CAPASISTOR
10000PF B 2012
R 734
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
CN701
QGF1212F1-17
FFC/FPC CONNE
17PINS
R 735
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
CN703
QGF1212F1-13
FFC/FPC CONNE
13PINS
R 737
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
CN704
GJ156451711
CONNECTOR
TIP-X02P-M1
R 738
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
D 702
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
R 739
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
D 703
UZ5.1BSC-T2
ZENER DIODE
GJ310030011405
R 740
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
D 704
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
R 742
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
D 706
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
R 746
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
D 707
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
R 748
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
D 708
1SS133Y
DIODE
GJ871999133
R 749
GJ121608991
C.RESISTOR
47K 1/10W 5%
D 851
LT0311G-41
LED GREEN STAND
STAND BY/RED CO
R 750
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
D 852
LT0321-41
ON LED RTP
ON /GREEN COLOR
R 751
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
DI701
QLD0045-001
LCD
GJ373010272210
R 752
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
IC701
GJ313010671223
IC
MICOM
R 753
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
IC703
GP1U281X
IC
REMOTE SENSOR
R 754
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
JS801
QSW0706-001
ROTARY ENCODER
GJ299000480002
R 755
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
K 701
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
R 756
GJ121608191
C.RESISTOR
22K 1/10W 5%
K 702
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
R 758
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
K 703
QQR0779-001Z
INDUCTOR
GJVQZ0048009
R 759
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
L 701
3A839N
INDUCTOR
10UH
R 760
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
L 702
3A839N
INDUCTOR
10UH
R 761
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
PL701
QLL0051-001
LAMP
8V 105MA T3.4 (
R 762
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
Q 701
2SC2714/O/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ312020341203
R 763
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
Q 702
2SC2714/O/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ312020341203
R 767
GJ121606591
C.RESISTOR
4.7K 1/10W 5%
Q 703
2SC2412K/R/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872992075
R 768
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
Q 704
DTC144EKA-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872902759
R 769
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
Q 705
2SA1037AK/RS/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872902649
R 770
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
Q 706
DTC143TKA-X
DIGI TRANSISTOR
GJ872902756
R 772
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
Q 709
2SC2412K/R/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872992075
R 773
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
Q 851
2SA1037AK/RS/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872902649
R 774
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
Q 852
2SC2412K/R/-X
TRANSISTOR
GJ872992075
R 775
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
R 701
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
R 776
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
R 702
GJ121607191
C.RESISTOR
8.2K 1/10W 5%
R 777
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
R 703
GJ121607191
C.RESISTOR
8.2K 1/10W 5%
R 778
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
R 704
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
R 779
GJ121604991
C.RESISTOR
1K 1/10W 5%
R 706
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
R 785
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
R 707
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
R 790
GJ121606591
C.RESISTOR
4.7K 1/10W 5%
R 708
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
R 796
GJ121609791
C.RESISTOR
100K 1/10W 5%
Area
3-23
RC-BZ6BU
Block No. 02
A
3-24
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Remarks
R 797
GJ121606591
C.RESISTOR
4.7K 1/10W 5%
R 851
GJ121605391
C.RESISTOR
1.5K 1/10W 5%
R 852
GJ121605591
C.RESISTOR
1.8K 1/10W 5%
R 853
GJ121605991
C.RESISTOR
2.7K 1/10W 5%
R 854
GJ121606391
C.RESISTOR
3.9K 1/10W 5%
R 855
GJ121606991
C.RESISTOR
6.8K 1/10W 5%
R 856
GJ121607591
C.RESISTOR
12K 1/10W 5%
R 857
GJ121608791
C.RESISTOR
39K 1/10W 5%
R 858
GJ121606791
C.RESISTOR
5.6K 1/10W 5%
R 859
GJ121607991
C.RESISTOR
18K 1/10W 5%
R 860
GJ121603791
C.RESISTOR
330 1/10W 5%
R 861
GJ121604591
C.RESISTOR
680 1/10W 5%
R 862
GJ121607391
C.RESISTOR
10K 1/10W 5%
R 864
GJ121606791
C.RESISTOR
5.6K 1/10W 5%
R 865
GJ121605791
C.RESISTOR
2.2K 1/10W 5%
S 851
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 852
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 853
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 854
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 855
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 856
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 857
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 858
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 865
QSW0707-001Z
TACT SWITCH
GJ390110171110
S 866
PS-22F23-A3.3NS
PUSH SWITCH
GJ390030152203
WR701
GJ354004030205
WIRE
CN704 TO CD DOR
X 701
QAX0410-001Z
CERA LOCK
MIZCRHF 4.19MHZ
X 702
QAX0401-001
CRYSTAL
32.768KHZ
Area
RC-BZ6BU
Block No. M 4 M M
Block No. M 5 M M
A2~A6
A1
P4
P6
A8
P7
P1
A9
P2
A10
P5
P3
P8
Packing parts list
A
Block No. M4MM
Item
Parts number
P 1
GJ560340040101
CUSHION (L)
Parts name
Q'ty
1
Description
P 2
GJ560340050101
CUSHION (R)
1
P 3
GJ560340030101
CARTON WALL
1
P 4
QPA02503503P
POLY BAG
1
250 X 350
P 5
GJ740456520300
POLYBAG PE
1
450 X 650
P 6
QPA01503503
POLY BAG
1
150 X 350
P 7
QPA01202505
POLY BAG
1
120 X 250
P 8
LV30189-001A
CARTON LABEL
1
Accessories parts list
A
A
Area
Block No. M5MM
Item
Parts number
Parts name
Q'ty
Description
Area
A 1
GJ350161831129
POWER CORD
1
7A 120V 1.80M
A 2
GJ773012130101
INSTRUCTIOS
1
ENG SPA FRE
J,C
A 3
BT-20044G
ACC SAFETY GUID
1
GJ775000140101
J,C
A 4
GJ775000200202
SERVICE LIST
1
J,C
A 5
GJ775000340101
SVC CENTER LIST
1
J,C
A 6
GJ773030190302
WARRANTY CARD
1
J
A 8
GJA1002015001C
REMOCON UNIT
1
A 9
GJ460340320102
COVER BATTERY
1
REMOTE CONTROL
3-25
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Warnings, Cautions and Others
WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR
ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
ADVERTENCIA:
PARA EVITAR RIESGOS DE INCENDIOS O ELECTROCUCIONES, NO
EXPONGA ESTE APARATO A LA LLUVIA O A LA HUMEDAD.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of
uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk
of electric shock to persons.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK
CAUTION “TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
REFER SERVICING TO QULIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.”
INFORMATION (For U.S.A)
This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur
in a particular installation. If this equipment
does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by
one or more of the following measures:
– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
– Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
– Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
– Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/
TV technician for help.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is
intended to alert the user to the presence of important operation and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS
(For U.S.A only)
PRECAUTIONS
1
2
3
4
5
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
DANGER: Invisible laser radiation when open
and interlock falled or defeated. Avoid direct
exposure to beam.
CAUTION: Do not open the rear cover. There
are no user serviceable parts inside the unit;
leave all servicing to qualified service personnel.
CAUTION: The compact disc player uses invisible laser radiation and is equipped with safety
switches which prevent the emission of radiation when the CD tray is open. It is dangerous to
defeat the safety switches.
CAUTION: Use of controls for adjustments and
the performance of procedures other than those
specified herein may result in exposure to hazardous radiation.
(For CANADA)
CAUTION
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH
WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT,
FULLY INSERT.
Caution - POWER switch!
Disconnect the mains plug to shut the power off
completely. The POWER switch in any position does
not disconnect the mains line. The power can be
remote controlled.
Attention - Commutateur POWER!
Déconnecter la fiche de secteur poru couper complètement le courant. Le commutateur POWER ne
coupe jamais complètement la ligne de secteur,
quelle que soit sa position. Le courant peut être télécommandé.
G-1
AVERTISSEMENT:
POUR
REDUIRE
LES
RISQUES
D’INCENDIE OU D’ELECTROCUTION,
NE PAS EXPOSER L’APPAREIL A LA
PLUIE OU A L’HUMIDITE.
(Pour le CANADA)
PRECAUTION
POUR EVITER LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA
PLUS LARGE DE LA
FICHEDANSLABORNE CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER
JUSQU’AU FOND.
For Canada/pour le Canada
THIS DIGITAL APPARATUS DOES NOT EXCEED THE CLASS B LIMITS FOR
RADIO NOISE EMISSIONS FROM DIGITAL APPARATUS AS SET OUT IN THE
INTERRFERENCE-CAUSIING EQUIPMENT STANDARD ENTITLED “DIGITAL
APPARATUS,” ICES-003 OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS.
CET APPAREIL NUMERIQUE RESPECTE LES LIMITES DE BRUITS RADIOELECTRIQUES APPLICABLES AUX APPAREILS NUMERIQUES DE CLASSE B
PRESCRITES DANS LA NORME SUR LE MATAERIEL BROUILLEUR: “APPAREILS NUMERIQUES”, NMB-003 EDICTEE PAR LE MINISTRE DES COMMUNICATIONS.
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English
Thank you for purchasing the JVC CD Portable System.
We hope it will be a valued addition to your home as well as to your outdoor life, giving you years of enjoyment.
Be sure to read this instruction manual carefully before operating your new stereo system.
In it you will find all the information you need to set up and use the system.
If you have a query that is not answered by the manual, please contact your dealer.
Features
Here are some of the things that make your System both powerful and simple to use.
■ The controls and operations have been redesigned to make them very easy to use, freeing you to just enjoy the music.
• With JVC’s COMPU PLAY you can turn on the System and automatically start the Radio, CD Player, or Cassette Deck with a single touch. (When power is supplied from AC)
■ Sound effects; BEAT, POP, and CLEAR.
■ The System incorporates AHB (Active Hyper Bass) PRO circuitry to faithfully reproduce low frequency sounds.
■ A 30-station preset capability (15 FM and 15 AM) in addition to auto-seek and manual tuning.
■ A user-friendly timer lets you wake or fall asleep to music.
How This Manual Is Organized
•
Basic information that is the same for many different functions - e.g. setting the volume - is given in the section ‘Common Operations’,
and not repeated under each function.
• The names of buttons/controls are written in all capital letters: e.g. TUNER BAND.
• System functions are written with an initial capital letter only: e.g. Normal Play.
Use the table of contents to look up specific information you require.
We’ve enjoyed making this manual for you, and hope it serves you in enjoying the many features built into your System.
IMPORTANT CAUTIONS
1. When carrying the Unit
■
•
Do not raise or lower the carrying handle of the Unit with the telescopic antenna extended in order to avoid damaging the antenna.
2. Where to place the Unit
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•
•
•
Select a place which is level, dry and neither too hot nor too cold (between 5°C/41°F and 35°C/95°F).
Leave sufficient distance between the Unit and a TV.
Do not use the Unit in a place subject to vibrations.
3. Power cord
■
•
•
•
Do not handle the power cord with wet hands!
Some power (2.8 W) is always consumed as long as the power cord is connected to the wall outlet.
When unplugging the Unit from the wall outlet, always pull the plug, not the power cord.
4. Malfunctions, etc.
■
•
•
There are no user serviceable parts inside. In case of system failure, unplug the power cord and consult your dealer.
Do not insert any metallic object into the System.
■
■ Table of Contents
Features ............................................................................... 1
How This Manual Is Organized .......................................... 1
IMPORTANT CAUTIONS ................................................ 1
Care And Maintenance ......................................... 11
Getting Started .........................................................2
Specifications ........................................................ 12
Troubleshooting .................................................... 12
Common Operations ................................................3
Using the Tuner ........................................................5
Using the CD Player .................................................6
Using the Cassette Deck (Listening to a Tape) ....7
Using the Cassette Deck (Recording) ...................8
Using the Timers ......................................................9
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■
■ Getting Started
Accessories
Check that you have all of the following items, which are supplied with the System.
Power Cord (1)
Remote Control (1)
If any of these items are missing, contact your dealer immediately.
How To Put Batteries
How To Put Batteries In the Unit
1. Open the battery cover on the back of the Unit by pulling it toward you while pressing the tabs as shown by the arrows.
2. Put 8 batteries (not supplied) in the battery compartment in the order of “1” to “8” as shown.
3. Securely close the battery cover.
Note: When you operate your Unit on mains (AC) power, the power source switches automatically from batteries to AC. However, you should
remove the batteries when operating on AC power.
“R20/D (13F)” size batteries
How To Put Batteries In the Remote Control
Match the polarity (+ and –) on the batteries with the + and – markings in the battery compartment.
R6P(SUM-3)/AA(15F) (not supplied)
CAUTION: Handle batteries properly.
To avoid battery leakage or explosion:
• Remove batteries when the Unit or the Remote Control will not be used for a long time.
• When you need to replace the batteries, replace batteries at the same time with new ones.
• Do not use an old battery with new ones.
• Do not use different types of batteries together.
• Do not try to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
Using the Remote Control
The Remote Control makes it easy to use many of the functions of the Unit from a distance of up to 7m (23 feet) away.
You need to point the Remote Control at the remote sensor on the Unit’s front panel.
Note: If you point the Remote Control from the slant direction, the above distance will be shortened.
Remote sensor
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Connecting the AC Power Cord
Firmly insert the AC power cord supplied with the System into the AC inlet on the back of the Unit.
The provided AC power cord for this unit has certain one-way direction connections to prevent electric shock. Refer to the illustration for correct connection.
CAUTIONS:
• ONLY USE THE JVC POWER CORD PROVIDED WITH THIS SYSTEM IN
ORDER TO AVOID MALFUNCTION OR DAMAGE TO THE SYSTEM.
• BE SURE TO UNPLUG THE POWER CORD FROM THE OUTLET WHEN
GOING OUT OR WHEN THE SYSTEM IS NOT IN USE FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME.
Plug the AC power cord into the wall outlet, and your System is at your command!
COMPU PLAY (AC power only)
JVC’s COMPU PLAY feature lets you control the most frequently used System functions with a single touch.
With One Touch Operation you can play a CD or tape, or turn on the radio, with a single press of the play button for that function. One Touch
Operation turns the power on for you, then starts the function you have specified. If the System is not ready (no CD in place), the System still
powers on so you can insert a CD.
How One Touch Operation works in each case is explained in the section dealing with that function.
The COMPU PLAY buttons are:
On the Unit
On the Remote Control
CD 6 button
TUNER BAND button
PLAY (TAPE) button
CD 6 button
TUNER BAND button
■
■ Common Operations
Display
POWER indicator
POWER
STANDBY indicator
POWER
VOLUME control
SOUND
AHB PRO
SOUND
AHB PRO
PHONES
BEAT CUT
...
VOLUME +, –
NORM-123
PHONES
Turning the Power On and
Sandby
Turning the Unit On ————————
Press the POWER button.
POWER POWER ON
(AC)
POWER
or
STANDBY
■
If you were listening to the Tuner last, the Tuner comes on playing the station it was last set to.
Note: When power is supplied from the batteries, the POWER button on the Remote Control does not work.
Turning the Unit Standby ——————
Press the POWER button again.
When operating on AC power:
POWER POWER ON
(AC)
POWER
or
The POWER ON indicator (green) lights up and the display comes
on.
The Unit comes on ready to continue in the mode it was in when the
power was last turned off.
■ For example, if the last thing you were doing was listening to a
CD, you are now ready to listen to a CD again. If you wish, you
can change to another source.
STANDBY
The STANDBY indicator lights up and the display is blank.
■ When in Standby mode, the Unit continues to a small amount of
power (2.8 W) to run the display.
■ To switch off the Unit completely, unplug the AC power cord
from the AC outlet.
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When power is supplied from the batteries:
When the Unit is turned off with the POWER button on the Unit
(the POWER button on the Remote Control is ineffective), the
Standby indicator goes out and the display is blank.
To switch off the Unit completely, remove the batteries from the
Unit.
Adjusting the Volume
You can adjust the volume level between 0 and 25 when the Unit is
turned on.
Showing the Time (DISPLAY)
In standby mode, both a digital and an analogue are displayed.
In Standby mode, both clocks are displayed on the display.
When the Unit is turned on, the analogue clock only is displayed.
To display both clocks while the Unit is turned on, press
the CLOCK/TIMER button on the Unit.
To return to the original display, press the CLOCK/TIMER
button on the Unit once again.
Turn the VOLUME control on the Unit to the right or left to increase or decrease the volume level.
OR
Press the VOLUME + or – button on the Remote Control to increase
or decrease the volume level.
Digital clock
Analog clock
Note: You need to set the clock first in order for it to work. (See
“Setting the Clock” on page 9.)
CAUTION: DO NOT turn on the Unit and/or start
playing any source without first setting the
VOLUME control to 0, as a sudden blast of sound
can damage your hearing, speakers and/or headphones.
For private listening
Connect a pair of headphones to the PHONES jack. No sound
comes out of the speakers.
Be sure to turn down the volume before connecting or putting on
headphones.
Reinforcing the Bass Sound
(AHB PRO)
You can reinforce the bass sound to maintain rich, full bass at low
volume (you can use this effect only for playback):
To get the effect, press the AHB (Active Hyper Bass) PRO
button.
The “AHB PRO” indicator lights up on the display.
To cancel the effect, press the button again.
The “AHB PRO” indicator goes out.
Sound Effects (SOUND)
The System has the following preset sound effects that give you
control over the way your music sounds, so you can tailor it to the
acoustics of your room and the quality of your source. Test the
sound effects out to hear how each affects the music. Note that the
effects work only during playback.
Sound effects
FLAT:
No sound effect.
BEAT:
Boosts low and high frequencies.
POP:
Good for vocal music.
CLEAR: For a wide, dynamic stereo sound.
To get an effect, press the SOUND button repeatedly until the
Sound mode you want appears on the display.
Each time you press the SOUND button, the display changes as
shown below:
BEAT
POP
CLEAR
FLAT
To cancel the effect, press the SOUND button until “FLAT” appears on the display.
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■
■ Using the Tuner
JOG dial
4
Number keys
¢
TUNER BAND
PRESET
TUNER BAND
¢
4
Band display, Frequency display, Preset channel
Analog clock
(Display when using the Tuner)
You can listen to FM and AM stations. Stations can be tuned in
manually, automatically, or from preset memory storage.
■
One Touch Radio (AC power only) —
Just press the TUNER BAND button to turn on the Unit and start
playing the station you were last tuned to.
■ You can also switch from any other sound source to the radio by
pressing the TUNER BAND button.
Tuning In a Station
3. Turn the antenna for best reception.
■
•
•
1. Press the TUNER BAND button.
■
The Band and Frequency you were last tuned to appear on the
display.
Each time you press the button, the band changes as follows:
FM Auto
FM MONO
methods.
Manual Tuning
Press the 4 or ¢ button repeatedly to move from frequency
to frequency until you find the station you want.
or
■
■
For FM broadcast, extend and turn the telescopic antenna.
For AM broadcast, turn the Unit itself.
For FM
For AM
AM
2. Select a station using one of the following
■
■
Preset Tuning using the Remote Control (Possible
only after presetting stations)
Select the station by entering its preset number on the number
keys.
• Example:For channel 5, press 5. For channel 15, press +10
then 5.
• The band and the frequency are displayed.
OR
Auto Tuning
If you press and hold the 4 or ¢ button for one second or
more, the frequency changes down, or up, automatically until a
station is found.
OR
Preset Tuning using the Unit (Possible only after presetting stations)
Press the 7 PRESET button to select the preset station.
After you have selected the preset number, the band and the frequency are displayed.
• Example:Press the 7 PRESET button until the preset
number 12 “P- 12” appears.
Presetting Stations
You can preset up to 15 FM stations and up to 15 AM stations into
memory using the Remote Control.
Auto Presetting (Using the Unit) ——
In each band, you can automatically preset FM-15, AM-15 stations.
Preset numbers will be allocated as stations are found, starting from
the station currently tuned to and moving up the frequency.
1. Select a band (AM or FM) by pressing the
■
TUNER BAND button.
2. Press the 7 PRESET button for more than
■
two seconds.
3. Repeat steps 1-2 for the other band.
■
■
If you want to change any of the auto preset stations, follow the
procedure for Manual Presetting.
CAUTION: If the Unit is unplugged or if a power
failure occurs, the preset stations will be erased
after approx. five minutes. If this happens, you
will need to preset the stations again.
OR
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Manual Presetting (Using the Remote Control) ———————————
4. Repeat steps 1 - 3 for each station.
■
To change the preset stations, repeat the same steps as above.
Number key(s) (hold for 2 seconds)
To Change the FM
Reception Mode
1. Select a band by pressing the TUNER
■
BAND button.
2. Press the 4 or ¢ button to tune in a station.
■
3. Set the preset number by pressing and hold■
ing the number key on the Remote Control.
The “STEREO” indicator lights up and you can hear stereo effects,
when a program is broadcast in stereo.
However if an FM stereo broadcast is hard to receive or noisy, you
can select Monaural mode. Reception improves, but you lose any
stereo effect.
Press the TUNER BAND button to select FM
MONO mode.
•
To preset numbers 1 to 10: Press the number key and hold
down for 2 seconds.
• To preset numbers 11 to 15: Press and release the +10 button, then press the second number key (1 to 5) and hold
down for 2 seconds.
When the preset display blinks, the setting is stored and you can
release the number key. The display returns to the normal band
and frequency display.
Example: Preset number = 12
The “MONO” indicator lights up on the display.
To restore the stereo effect, press the TUNER BAND button
to select FM Auto mode. The “MONO” indicator goes out.
■
■ Using the CD Player
JOG dial
4
Number keys
CD holder
REPEAT
CD OPEN
¢
7
/8
6
Playing time, Preset number
¢
7
4
Track number
CD indicator/
Analog clock
Repeat indicator
You can use Normal or Repeat Play. Repeat Play can be set to repeat
all or just one of the tracks on the CD.
One Touch CD Player
(AC power only) ——————————
■ Just press the CD 6 button.
•
•
The power is automatically turned on. If a CD is already
inserted, “PLAY” is displayed and the CD will start playing from the first track.
If no CD is inserted, “NO DISC” is displayed on the display and the CD Player remains in Stop mode.
Normal Play
1. Press the CD OPEN button on the Unit.
■
The CD holder opens.
2. Place a CD, with its label side up.
■
3. Gently close the CD holder by hand.
■
4. Press the CD 6 button.
■
6
(Display when using the CD Player)
The first track of the CD begins playing.
The CD Player automatically stops when the last track of the CD has
finished playing.
• During playback, the track number being played and the playback time elapsed are shown on the display.
To stop playing the CD, press the 7 button.
The following information for the CD is displayed.
Total number of tracks
Playback time elapsed
To pause, press the CD 6.
To cancel pause, press the CD 6 again. Play continues from
the point where it was paused.
Notes:
• You can place an 8 cm (3'') CD without an adaptor.
• If the CD cannot be read correctly (because it is scratched, for
example), “000000” appears on the display.
• Even if other function is selected during playing the CD, the
last track is memorized.
Skip Play (4 or ¢)————————
During playback, enter the number of the track you want
to listen to using the number keys.
The selected track starts playing.
• Example: For track 5, press 5. For track 15, press +10 then 5.
For track 20, press +10, then 10. For track 32, press +10 three
times, then 2.
During playback, press the 4 or ¢ button to select the
track you want.
The selected track starts playing.
• Press and release the ¢ button to go forward one track at a
time.
• Press and release the 4 button to go back one track at a time.
Repeat Play
Search Play ————————————
During playback, hold down the 4 or ¢ button.
This operation will fast forward/backwards the CD so you can
quickly find a particular passage in the track you are listening to (the
CD is played slowly for a moment and then the playback speed increases).
Locating a Track directly with the
Remote Control ——————————
You can repeat one track or all the tracks on a CD.
During, or before playback, press the REPEAT button on
the Remote Control to select the Repeat mode.
The Repeat indicator changes with each press of the button, as
shown below.
=
ALL =blank display = (back to the beginning)
: Repeats one track.
ALL : Repeats all the tracks.
Using the number keys on the Remote Control allows you can go
directly to the beginning of any track.
To exit Repeat mode, press the REPEAT button until the Repeat
indicator on the display goes out.
■
■ Using the Cassette Deck
(Listening to a Tape)
TAPE indicator/Analog clock
8
(Display when using the Cassette Deck)
§
1
¡
PLAY
The Cassette Deck allows you to play and record audio tapes
Notes:
• The Cassette Deck performs best with normal tapes (metal or
CrO2 tapes are not recommended).
• The use of tapes longer than 120 minutes is not recommended,
since characteristic deterioration may occur and these tapes
easily jam in the pinch-roller and the capstan.
One Touch Play (AC power only) —
Just press the PLAY TAPE
button on the Unit. The power is auTAPE
tomatically turned on, “TAPE” is displayed, and if a tape is already
in the deck, it will start to play.
Playback
1. Press the § STOP/EJECT button to open
■
the cassette holder.
2. Insert a cassette tape with the exposed
■
side facing upward as shown below.
+ Forward direction
4. Press the PLAY
■
TAPE
button.
•
•
The tape is played and then stops when it reaches the end.
The TAPE indicator always turns to the right when the tape
is travelling.
To pause, press the 8 PAUSE button on the Unit.
To cancel pause, press the 8 PAUSE button again. Play continues from the point where it was paused.
To stop playing, press the § STOP/EJECT button.
To remove the tape, stop the tape, and press the § STOP/
EJECT button again.
To Fast-Forward and Rewind a
Tape
Press the 1 (fast-forward) button on the Unit to
fast-forward the tape.
Press the ¡ (rewind) button on the Unit to rewind the tape.
• The Cassette Deck automatically stops when the tape reaches
its end.
3. Close the holder gently until it clicks.
■
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■
■ Using the Cassette Deck
(Recording)
REC indicator
TAPE indicator
Analogue clock
8
§
1
¶
PLAY
(Display when using the Cassette Deck)
¡
Things To Know Before You Start
Recording —————————————
■ It should be noted that it may be unlawful to re-record
■
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pre-recorded tapes, records, or discs without the consent of the owner of copyright in the sound or video recording, broadcast or cable program and in any literary,
dramatic, musical, or artistic work embodied therein.
The correct recording level is automatically set by the ALC
(Automatic Level Control) function, and is not affected by the
VOLUME control on the Unit or by the use of sound effects.
Two small tabs on the back of the cassette tape, one for side A
and one for side B, can be removed to prevent accidental erasure
or recording.
To record on a cassette with the tabs removed, you must cover
the holes with adhesive tape as shown.
Notes:
• Use normal tapes (not metal or CrO2 tapes) for recording.
• At the start and end of cassette tapes, there is leader tape which
cannot be recorded onto.
• If a recorded tape you make has excessive noise or static, the
Unit may have been too close to a TV during the recording.
Either turn off the TV or increase the distance between the TV
and the Unit.
Recording from the Radio
1. Press the § STOP/EJECT button to open
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the cassette holder.
2. Insert
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a blank or erasable cassette tape
with the exposed side facing upward as
shown below and wind past the leader tape.
+ Forward direction
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The tape is recorded and then stops when it reaches the
end.
• The TAPE indicator always turns to the right when its tape
is travelling.
To pause the recording, press the 8 PAUSE button on the Unit.
To cancel pause, press the 8 PAUSE button again. Recording
continues from the point where it was paused.
To stop recording, press the § STOP/EJECT button.
EJECT button again to open the cassette holder.
Recording an AM station (BEAT CUT)
When recording an AM broadcast, beats may be produced which
are not heard when listening to the broadcast. If this happens, you
can use the BEAT CUT function.
Switch the BEAT CUT switch on
the back of the Unit from the
NORM-1 to 2 or 3.
Note: In regular use, the BEAT CUT switch
should be set to the NORM-1 position.
Recording from the CD
The CD Player can be started with the Cassette Deck for synchronous recording and everything on the CD recorded onto the tape in
the order it is on the CD.
1. Insert a cassette tape in the Cassette
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Deck and wind past the leader tape.
2. Load a CD.
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3. Press the CD 6 button.
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4. Press the 7 button to stop the CD.
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You can check the number of tracks and the total playback time
of the CD on the display. (See page 6.)
5. Select the Repeat mode of the CD if
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desired.
To select the Repeat mode (
or
ALL), press the REPEAT button on the Remote Control.
6. Choose whether to have approx. four sec■
onds of blank tape between tracks.
3. Close the holder gently until it clicks.
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4. Tune in to a radio station.
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5. Press the ¶ REC button on the Unit.
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The PLAY button is pressed at the same time, the “REC” indicator lights up, and the Unit begins recording.
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If you want the blank section, skip this step.
If you do not want the blank section, perform the following operation on the CD Player.
• Press the CD 6 button twice.
7. Press the ¶ REC button on the Unit.
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The PLAY button is pressed at the same time, the “REC” indicator lights up, and the synchronous recording begins.
• The tape is recorded and then stops when it reaches the end.
• To continue recording to the other side of the tape, perform the
following steps.
1. Reverse the cassette tape and wind past the leader tape.
2. Press the CD 6 button and then press the ¶ REC button.
Then, the synchronous recording begins from the beginning of the
last track that was stopped at the end of the first side of the tape.
To stop recording, press the § STOP/EJECT button.
EJECT button again to open the cassette holder.
Notes:
• If the CD reaches its end before the tape, the tape will continue
to run until stopped. Press § STOP/EJECT button to stop
the tape.
• During synchronous recording, the CD 6, 4, and ¢
buttons for the CD Player do not function.
• If you press the ¶ REC button during playback the CD, recording will start from the beginning of the track being played.
To Continue Recording to the Other
Side of the Tape———————————
When the tape reached its end and stopped, carry out the following
to continue recording to the other side of the tape.
1. Reverse the cassette tape and wind past the leader tape.
2. Press the ¶ REC button again.
The synchronous recording will begin from the last track
that was stopped at the end of the first side of the tape.
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SLEEP
JOG dial
Timer indicator
CLOCK/TIMER
Analog clock
The timers let you control listening functions automatically.
Setting the Clock
You can set the clock when the Unit is turned on.
Notes:
• The clock must be correctly set for the timers to work.
• When setting the timers, you have two minutes in which to
complete the procedure. Otherwise, the setting is cleared and
must be repeated from the beginning.
(Display when using the Timer)
3. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button.
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The “CLOCK” indicator stays lit. The Unit’s current set time
blinks on the display.
4. Turn the JOG dial to set the time.
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Turn the JOG dial to the right or left to increase or decrease the
time. Turning it rapidly advances or decreases the time faster.
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Then wait for 5 seconds or press the CLOCK/TIMER button
once again to return to the original display. The selected time is
set and the seconds start counting from 0.
(For 2 seconds) (Display “CLOCK”) (Select the time)
1. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button on the Unit
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and hold for more than two seconds.
2. Turn the JOG dial until the “CLOCK” indica■
tor blinks on the display.
The display changes as follows:
(For 2 seconds) (“CLOCK”indicator) (Select the time)
CAUTION: If there is a power failure, the clock
loses its setting after approx. five minutes. The
display shows “AM12:00” and the “CLOCK” indicator blinks, and the clock must be reset.
Setting the Daily Timer
Once you have set the Daily Timer. The timer will be activated at the
same time every day. You can cancel or re-activate the Daily Timer.
Note that the Timer indicator (
) on the display shows that the
Daily Timer you have set is in effect.
Note: Perform each setting within 30 seconds. Otherwise, setting
is cleared and must be repeated from the beginning.
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1. Press the POWER button to turn on the Unit.
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2. Setting the ON time (Example: AM7:00)
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1. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button on the Unit and hold for
more than 2 seconds.
2. Turn the JOG dial until the “
” indicator blinks on the
display.
The current ON time blinks on the display.
4. Turn the JOG dial to set the time you want the Unit to come on.
Turn the JOG dial to the right or left to advance or decrease
the time.
Turning it rapidly advances or decreases the time faster.
Cancelling the Daily Timer
To cancel the Daily Timer, turn off the Timer indicator as follows:
(Hold for 2 seconds)
(2 time)
1. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button on the Unit
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for more than 2 seconds.
2. Turn the JOG dial until the “
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” indicator
3. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button .
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The Timer indicator and the CLOCK indicator go out.
To re-activate the cancelled timer, repeat the same steps as for
setting the Daily Timer.
3. Setting the OFF time (Example: AM10:15)
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1. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button on the Unit.
The “
” indicator lights up and the current OFF time
2. Turn the JOG dial to set the time you want the Unit to be
turned off.
Setting the SLEEP Timer
Use the Sleep Timer to turn the Unit off after a certain number of
minutes when it is playing. By setting the Sleep Timer, you can fall
asleep to music and know that your Unit will turn off by itself rather
than play all night.
■ You can only set the Sleep Timer when the Unit is on and a
source is playing.
1. Play back a CD, tune in to a desired sta■
tion, or play back a tape.
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4. Setting the volume level
The Timer indicator is lit and the current volume setting
2. Turn the JOG dial to the right or left to increase or decrease
the volume level.
Volume setting range: 0 - 25 or –.
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The timer setting is completed and the display returns to the display before you set the timer. The Timer indicator stays lit.
6. Before turning off the Unit, prepare the
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music source.
Tuner:
CD:
Tape:
Tune in to the desired station.
Load a CD.
Load a prerecorded cassette tape.
7. Press the POWER button to turn off the
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Unit.
To confirm the timer settings (ON/OFF time and volume
level), turn on the power, press the CLOCK/TIMER button for more
than 2 seconds, and press the CLOCK/TIMER button repeatedly.
To change the timer setting, repeat the setting procedure from
the beginning.
CAUTION: If the Unit is unplugged, or a power failure occurs, the timer setting will be lost after approx. five minutes. You will need to reset the
clock first, then the timer.
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2. Press the SLEEP button on the Remote
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Control.
The “SLEEP” indicator lights up.
3. Set the length of time you want the source
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to play before shutting off.
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Each time you press the SLEEP button, it changes the
number of minutes shown on the display in this sequence:
= 30 = 60 = 90 = 120 = Cancelled = (back to the beginning)
The display will stop blinking after 5 seconds and return to the display before you set the Sleep Timer.
The Unit is now set to turn off after the number of minutes you have
set.
To Confirm the Sleep Time
When the SLEEP button is pressed, the remaining sleep time is displayed. After 5 seconds the original display returns.
To Cancel the SLEEP Timer Setting
Press the SLEEP button until the “SLEEP” indicator goes off on the
display.
Turning off the Unit also cancels the SLEEP Timer.
■ If you are setting the Daily Timer, the Unit will be turned on at
the set time to wake you up.
Handle your CDs carefully, and they will last a long time.
Cassette Tapes
Compact Discs
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Only CDs bearing this mark can be used with
this Unit.
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Continued use of irregularly shaped CDs
(heart-shape, octagonal, etc.) can damage the
Unit.
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Remove the CD from its case by holding it at
the edges while pressing the case's center hole
lightly.
Do not touch the shiny surface of the CD, or
bend the CD.
Put the CD back in its case after use to prevent
warping.
Be careful not to scratch the surface of the CD
when placing it back in the case.
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, temperature
extremes, and moisture.
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If a tape is loose, it may get stretched, cut, or
caught in the cassette. Take up the slack by
inserting a pencil in one of the reels and rotating in the right direction.
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Do not touch the tape surface.
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Do not store the tape:
- In dusty places
- In direct sunlight or heat
- In damp areas
- On a TV or speaker
- Near a magnet
Cassette Deck
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A dirty CD may not play correctly. If a CD is
dirty, wipe it with a soft cloth in a straight line
from center to edge.
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CAUTION: Do not use any solvent (for example,
conventional record cleaner, spray thinner, benzine, etc.) to clean a CD.
If the heads, capstan, or pinch-roller in the Cassette Deck
become dirty, you may experience:
- Loss of sound quality
- Discontinuous sound
- Fading
- Incomplete erasure
- Difficulty recording
Clean the heads, capstans, and pinch-rollers using a cotton
swab moistened with alcohol.
Pinch roller
Moisture Condensation
Moisture may condense on the lens inside the
Unit in the following cases:
• After turning on heating in the room.
• In a damp room.
• If the Unit is brought directly from a cold to
a warm place.
Should this occur, the Unit may malfunction. If
this happens, leave it turned on for a few hours
until the moisture evaporates, unplug the AC
power cord, and then plug it in again.
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■ Care And Maintenance
Capstan
Record/Play head
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Erase head
If the heads become magnetized, the Unit will produce noise or
lose high frequency notes.
To demagnetize the heads, turn off the Unit, and use a head
demagnetizer (available at electronics and record shops).
General Notes
To ensure top performance, keep your CDs and the mechanism clean.
• Store CDs in their cases, and keep them in cabinets or on
shelves.
• Keep the CD holder closed when not in use.
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■ Troubleshooting
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If you have a problem with your System, check this list for a possible solution before calling for service.
If you cannot solve the problem from the hints given here, or the System has been physically damaged, call a qualified person, such as your
dealer, for service.
Symptom
Possible Cause
Action
No sound is heard.
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Unable to record.
Cassette record protect tabs are removed.
Poor radio reception
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The power cord is disconnected.
The batteries in the Unit have lost
their charge.
Headphones are connected.
The System is not properly positioned.
The Antenna is not properly positioned.
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Connect it firmly
Replace the batteries.
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Disconnect the headphones.
Cover the holes on the back edge of the
cassette with tape.
• Turn the System to the best reception
position.
• Extend the Antenna and turn it to the
best reception position.
The CD skips.
The CD is dirty or scratched.
Clean or replace the CD.
The CD does not play.
The CD is upside down.
Put the CD in with the label side up.
Unable to operate the Remote Control.
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Remove the obstruction.
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Replace the batteries.
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Operations are disabled.
The cassette door cannot be opened.
The path between the Remote Control and the sensor on the Unit is
blocked.
The batteries have lost their charge.
The built-in microprocessor has malfunctioned due to external electrical
interference.
During tape playing, the power cord was
unplugged.
Unplug the Unit then plug it back in.
Plug in the power cord, press the
POWER button, and then press the §
STOP/EJECT button.
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■ Specifications
Amplifier
Output Power
General
3.6 watts per channel, min. RMS at 3 ohms,
from 150 Hz to 15 kHz, with no more than
10% total harmonic distortion
Dimensions
Mass
438 ✕ 175.5 ✕ 261.5 mm (W/H/D)
(17-1/4 ✕ 6-29/32 ✕ 10-5/16 inches)
Approx. 4.2 kg (9.3 lbs) (without batteries)
Output Sensitivity/Impedance (1 kHz)
Phones
16 ohms - 1 kohm
0 - 20 mW/ch output into 32 ohms
Accessories
Cassette Deck
Power Specifications
Frequency Response
Wow and Flutter
80 - 12,500 Hz
0.15% (WRMS)
Power Cord (1)
Remote Control (RM-SRCBZ6) (1)
Power Requirements
Power Consumption
AC 120 V ~ , 60 Hz
18 watts (power on mode)
2.8 watts (in Standby mode)
CD Player
Signal-To-Noise Ratio 90 dB
Wow And Flutter
Unmeasurable
Tuner
FM Tuner
Tuning Range
AM Tuner
Tuning Range
Antenna
Speakers
12
87.5 - 108.0 MHz
530 - 1,710 kHz
Telescopic antenna for FM
Built-in ferrite core antenna for AM
10 cm (3-15/16") ✕ 2, 3 ohms
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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Gracias por comprar el reproductor de CD portátil JVC.
Esperamos que lo disfrute al máximo y durante muchos años, esté donde esté, tanto dentro como fuera de casa.
Asegúrese de leer detenidamente este manual de instrucciones antes de utilizar el sistema estéreo.
En él encontrará toda la información que precisa para configurar y utilizar el sistema.
Si tiene alguna duda no tratada en este manual, póngase en contacto con su distribuidor.
Aquí hay algunos de los aspectos que hacen que su sistema sea tan potente, así como fácil de utilizar.
■ Los mandos y las funciones han sido rediseñados para que resulten muy fáciles de utilizar y pueda dedicarse sólo a
disfrutar de la música.
• Con el COMPU PLAY de JVC puede poner en marcha el sistema y escuchar automáticamente la radio, la platina de casete o el reproductor de CD con un simple toque. (Con el equipo enchufado a la corriente)
■ Efectos sonoros; BEAT, POP, y CLEAR.
■ El sistema incorpora el circuito de graves AHB PRO (“Active Hyper Bass”) para reproducir con fidelidad los sonidos de frecuencias bajas.
■ Posibilidad de presintonización de 30 emisoras de radio (15 FM y 15 AM) además de las funciones de autobúsqueda y sintonización manual.
■ Un temporizador de fácil uso que le permite despertarse o dormirse con música.
Cómo está organizado este manual
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En la sección “Funciones comunes” se da información básica común a muchas funciones distintas - p.ej. el ajuste del volumen - sin
repetirla luego debajo de cada función.
• El nombre de los botones y mandos aparecen todos en mayúsculas: por ejemplo TUNER BAND.
• Funciones del sistema están escritas sólo con una inicial mayúscula: por ejemplo: Reproducción Normal.
Utilice el índice para buscar la información específica que está buscando.
Hemos disfrutado haciendo este manual para usted y esperamos que le sirva para sacar el máximo provecho de las funciones que posee su sistema.
PRECAUCIONES IMPORTANTES
1. Cuando transporte el equipo
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No suba ni baje el asa del equipo con la antena telescópica extendida, ya que podría dañarla.
2. Dónde colocar el equipo
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Elija un lugar nivelado, seco y no demasiado frío ni demasiado caliente (que oscile entre los 5°C y los 35°C o los 41°F y los 95°F).
Deje espacio suficiente entre el equipo y un televisor.
No utilice el equipo en un lugar sujeto a vibraciones.
3. Cable de alimentación eléctrica
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No manipule el cable de alimentación con las manos mojadas.
Siempre se consume algo de corriente (2,8 W) mientras el equipo está enchufado a la corriente.
Cuando desconecte el equipo de la toma de corriente, tire siempre del enchufe y no del cable.
4. Fallos, etc.
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No hay piezas reparables por el usuario en el interior. En caso de fallo del sistema, desconecte el cable principal de alimentación y contacte con su distribuidor.
No inserte ningún objeto metálico en el sistema.
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■ Índice
Características ..................................................................... 1
Cómo está organizado este manual ..................................... 1
PRECAUCIONES IMPORTANTES .................................. 1
Uso de los temporizadores .................................... 9
Cómo empezar .........................................................2
Solución de problemas ......................................... 12
Funciones comunes ................................................3
Especificaciones ................................................... 12
Cuidado y mantenimiento .................................... 11
Uso del sintonizador ................................................5
Uso del reproductor de CD .....................................6
Uso de la platina de casete (Escuchar una cinta)..7
Uso de la platina de casete (Grabación) .................8
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■ Cómo empezar
Accesorios
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Compruebe que tiene todos los elementos siguientes, suministrados con el sistema.
Cable de alimentación (1)
Mando a distancia (1)
Si faltara alguno de estos artículos, contacte de inmediato con su proveedor.
Cómo colocar las pilas
Cómo colocar las pilas en el mando a distancia
1. Abra la tapa del compartimento de las pilas (situado en la parte trasera de la unidad) apretando la pestaña como se muestra en la ilustración y tirando de la tapa hacia usted.
2. Inserte 8 pilas (no incluidas) en el compartimento de las pilas en el orden de “1” a “8” como muestra la figura.
3. Vuelva a poner la tapa en su sitio hasta que quede bien sujeta.
Nota: Cuando utilice el equipo enchufado a la corriente alterna (CA), la fuente de alimentación cambiará automáticamente de pilas a corriente
alterna. Sin embargo, es preferible que le quite las pilas al equipo si lo va a utilizar enchufado a la corriente alterna (CA).
Pilas de tamaño “R20/D (13F)”
Cómo colocar pilas en el mando a distancia
Haga coincidir la polaridad de las pilas (+ y –) con las marcas + y – del compartimento de las pilas.
R6P(SUM-3)/AA(15F) (no incluidas)
CUIDADO: Manipule las pilas adecuadamente.
Para evitar que las pilas pierdan o exploten:
• Saque las pilas cuando no vaya a utilizar el equipo o el mando a distancia durante mucho tiempo.
• Cuando necesite cambiar las pilas, cámbielas todas al mismo tiempo.
• No mezcle pilas nuevas y pilas viejas.
• No utilice al mismo tiempo pilas de distinto tipo.
• No intente recargar pilas no recargables.
Uso del mando a distancia
El mando a distancia le facilita el uso de muchas funciones desde una distancia de hasta 7 m (23 pies).
Debe apuntar el mando a distancia hacia el sensor remoto en el panel frontal del sistema.
Nota: Si apunta con el mando a distancia en posición inclinada, la distancia indicada se reducirá.
Sensor remoto
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Conexión del cable de alimentación principal CA
CUIDADO:
• UTILICE SÓLO EL CABLE DE ALIMENTACIÓN PRINCIPAL DE JVC SUMINISTRADO CON LA UNIDAD PARA EVITAR UN MAL FUNCIONAMIENTO
O DAÑOS EN EL SISTEMA.
• ASEGÚRESE DE DESENCHUFAR EL CABLE DE ALIMENTACIÓN PRINCIPAL CA DE LA TOMA DE CORRIENTE CUANDO VAYA A SALIR O NO VAYA A UTILIZAR EL EQUIPO DURANTE CIERTO TIEMPO.
Conecte el cable de alimentación principal CA a la toma de corriente y su equipo estará bajo su control.
COMPU PLAY (Sólo corriente alterna)
La función COMPU PLAY de JVC le permite controlar las funciones más frecuentes utilizadas en el sistema con un simple botón.
Con el funcionamiento mediante un sólo botón puede reproducir una cinta o un CD o encender la radio con sólo presionar el botón “PLAY”.
El funcionamiento mediante un sólo botón enciende la unidad para usted y luego comienza la función elegida por usted. Si el sistema no está
listo (no hay CD insertado), el sistema sigue encendido así que usted puede insertar un CD.
El funcionamiento mediante un sólo botón se explica en cada caso en la sección relacionada con esta función.
Los botones COMPU PLAY son:
En el equipo
En el mando a distancia
Botón CD 6
Botón TUNER BAND (sintonizador/banda)
Botón PLAY (TAPE)
Botón CD 6
Botón TUNER BAND (sintonizador/banda)
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■ Funciones comunes
Pantalla
Indicador POWER
POWER
Indicador STANDBY
SOUND
AHB PRO
POWER
SOUND
AHB PRO
Mando VOLUME
PHONES
BEAT CUT
...
NORM-123
VOLUME +, –
PHONES
Encendido y espera del equipo
Encendido del sistema———————
Presione el botón POWER.
POWER POWER ON
(AC)
POWER
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or
STANDBY
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Si estaba escuchando la radio, al encender se pondrá en marcha
el sintonizador en la emisora que tenía al apagar.
Nota: Si el equipo funciona con la alimentación a pilas, el botón
POWER del mando a distancia no responderá.
Estado de espera del sistema ———
presione de nuevo el botón POWER.
Si el equipo está enchufado a la corriente:
POWER POWER ON
(AC)
El indicador de encendido POWER ON (de color verde) se enciende y la pantalla se ilumina.
El sistema está listo para continuar en la función en que estaba cuando se apagó por última vez.
■ Por ejemplo, si lo último que hizo fue escuchar un CD, ahora estará listo para continuar escuchando el CD. Si lo desea, puede
cambiar a otra fuente de audio.
POWER
or
o
STANDBY
EL indicador de espera STANDBY se enciende y la pantalla queda
en blanco.
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Inserte el cable de alimentación principal CA (suministrado) firmemente en la toma CA de la parte
posterior del sistema.
Le cordon d'allmentetlon secteur fouml avec cet apparail ne peut étre branché qus dans un seul sens
afin d'avter tout nsque de choc électrique. Se rélérer á l'ilustration pour le racorder correctement.
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Aunque esté en modo de espera, el equipo consume algo de energía (2,8 W) para mantener la pantalla en funcionamiento.
Para apagar el equipo completamente, desenchufe el cable de
alimentación de la toma de corriente.
Con el equipo alimentado a pilas
Cuando se apaga el equipo desde el botón POWER del panel frontal
(el botón POWER del mando a distancia no funciona) se apaga el
indicador de modo de espera (standby) y la pantalla se queda en
blanco.
Para apagar el equipo completamente, quítele las pilas.
Ajuste del volumen
Puede ajustar el nivel del volumen entre 0 y 25 con el equipo encendido.
Para cancelar el efecto sonoro, presione el botón SOUND
hasta que aparezca en la pantalla el mensaje “FLAT”.
Presentación de la hora (Pantalla)
En modo de espera (standby), la pantalla mostrará tanto el reloj digital como el analógico.
En modo de espera (standby), los dos relojes aparecen en pantalla.
Cuando el equipo se enciende, la pantalla sólo muestra el reloj
analógico.
Para ver en pantalla ambos relojes con la unidad en marcha, presione el botón CLOCK/TIMER del equipo.
Para volver a la visualización anterior, presione de nuevo el
botón CLOCK/TIMER.
Gire el mando VOLUME hacia la derecha o hacia la izquierda para
aumentar o reducir el volumen.
O
Presione el botón VOLUME + o – del mando a distancia para aumentar o reducir el nivel de volumen.
Reloj digital
Reloj analógico
Nota: Para que el reloj funcione, tiene que ponerlo en hora antes.
(Consulte “Ajuste del reloj” en la página 9.)
PRECAUCION: NO ENCIENDA el equipo ni
comience la reproducción de una fuente de audio
sin haber bajado antes el VOLUME a 0, ya que un
inicio repentino a muy alto volumen puede dañar
los oídos, los altavoces y/o los auriculares.
Para una audición privada.
Conecte unos auriculares a la salida rotulada PHONES. No se oye
nada por los altavoces.
Asegúrese de bajar el volumen antes de conectar o de ponerse los
auriculares.
Refuerzo de los sonidos
graves (AHB PRO)
Puede reforzar los sonidos graves para mantener un buen nivel de
graves incluso a bajo volumen (sólo podrá utilizar este efecto en la
reproducción):
Para lograr este efecto, presione el botón AHB (Active Hyper
Bass) PRO.
En la pantalla se encenderá el indicador “AHB PRO”.
Para cancelar el efecto, presione de nuevo el botón.
Se apagará el indicador “AHB PRO”.
Efectos sonoros (SOUND)
El sistema cuenta con los efectos sonoros que se detallan a continuación. Con ellos podrá controlar las características de la música para
ajustarlas a la acústica de la sala y a la calidad de la fuente de audio.
Pruebe todos los efectos sonoros para saber de qué manera afectan
a la música. Recuerde que los efectos sonoros sólo funcionan durante la reproducción.
Efectos sonoros
FLAT:
Sin efectos de sonido.
BEAT:
Potencia las frecuencias bajas y altas.
POP:
Ideal para piezas cantadas.
CLEAR: Para un sonido estéreo más amplio y dinámico.
Para activar un efecto sonoro, presione el botón SOUND hasta que aparezca en la pantalla el modo sonoro deseado.
Cada vez que presione el botón SOUND, la pantalla cambia en el
orden que se muestra a continuación:
BEAT
4
POP
CLEAR
FLAT
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■ Uso del sintonizador
Mando giratorio JOG
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Teclas numéricas
TUNER BAND
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PRESET
TUNER BAND
Presentación de banda, presentación de frecuencia, canal de prefijado
¢
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Reloj analógico
(Mostrar al usar el sintonizador)
Podrá escuchar emisoras de FM y de AM. Las emisoras se pueden
sintonizar manualmente, automáticamente o desde las presintonías
almacenadas en la memoria.
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Radio mediante un sólo botón (sólo
corriente alterna (CA)) ———————
Presione sólo el botón TUNER BAND para que el equipo se encienda y se escuche la emisora que tenía seleccionada cuando apagó el
equipo.
■ También puede cambiar desde cualquier otra fuente de audio a
la radio con sólo pulsar el botón TUNER BAND.
Sintonice con el mando a distancia las presintonías
(sólo cuando se hayan presintonizado emisoras).
Seleccione la emisora introduciendo el número de presintonía
en las teclas numéricas.
• Ejemplo: Para el canal 5, presione el 5. Para el canal 15
presione +10 y luego el 5.
• Se visualizan la banda y la frecuencia.
3. Gire la antena para mejorar la recepción.
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• Alargue y gire la antena telescópica para las emisoras FM.
•
Para sintonizar emisoras AM basta con utilizar el equipo.
Para FM
Sintonización de una emisora
Para AM
1. Presione el botón TUNER BAND.
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En la pantalla aparecerán la banda y la frecuencia sintonizadas
en último lugar.
Cada vez que presione el botón, la banda cambia del siguiente
modo:
FM Auto
FM MONO
AM
2. Seleccione una emisora con uno de los
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métodos siguientes.
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Sintonización manual
Presione el botón 4 o el botón ¢ varias veces para pasar de
frecuencia a frecuencia hasta encontrar la emisora deseada.
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or
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O
Sintonización automática
Si pulsa y mantiene pulsado el botón 4 o ¢ durante un segundo o más, la frecuencia cambiará, hacia abajo o hacia arriba,
automáticamente hasta encontrar una emisora.
O
Sintonización en el equipo de presintonías (sólo
cuando se hayan presintonizado emisoras)
Presione el botón 7 PRESET para seleccionar la emisora sintonizada con anterioridad. Cuando haya seleccionado él número
de presintonía, la banda y la frecuencia correspondientes aparecerán en la pantalla.
Ejemplo: Presione el botón 7 PRESET hasta que aparezca en
pantalla la presintonía nº 12 “P- 12”.
Presintonía de emisoras
Se pueden presintonizar hasta 15 emisoras de FM y hasta 15 emisoras de AM con el mando a distancia.
Presintonización automática (desde
el equipo) ——————————————
En cada banda puede prefijar automáticamente 15 emisoras FM y
15 AM. Los números presintonizados se distribuirán a medida que
se encuentren las emisoras empezando por la frecuencia en uso y
buscando hacia arriba.
1. Seleccione una banda (AM o FM) presio■
nando el botón TUNER BAND.
2. Presione el botón 7 PRESET durante más
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de dos segundos.
3. Repita los pasos 1 y 2 para la otra banda.
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Si desea realizar algún cambio en las emisoras presintonizadas
automáticamente, siga el procedimiento de presintonización
manual.
CUIDADO: si desenchufa el equipo o se va la corriente, las presintonías se borrarán transcurridos
aproximadamente cinco minutos. Si sucediera,
necesitará volver a programar las emisoras.
Presintonización manual (con el
mando a distancia) —————————
Tecla(s) numérica(s) (pulsar durante 2
segundos)
O
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1. Seleccione una banda con el botón TUNER
■
BAND.
4. Repita los pasos 1 a 3 para cada emisora.
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Para cambiar las emisoras presintonizadas, repita los mis-
2. Presione el botón 4 o el botón ¢ para sin■
tonizar una emisora.
mos pasos que arriba.
3. Fije el número presintonizado pulsando y
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manteniendo el botón del teclado numérico
en el mando a distancia.
Para presintonizar los números del 1 al 10: Presione la tecla
numérica y manténgala pulsada durante 2 segundos.
• Para presintonizar los números del 11 al 15: Presione y
suelte el botón +10 y posteriormente la otra tecla (del 1 al
5) durante 2 segundos.
Cuando la presintonía se haya memorizado, la frecuencia parpadeará en la pantalla y ya podrá soltar la tecla numérica. La
pantalla vuelve a mostrar la información habitual con la banda
y la frecuencia.
Ejemplo: presintonía número = 12
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Para cambiar el Modo de recepción FM
El indicador “STEREO” se enciende y se puede oír el efecto estéreo
cuando se recibe una emisora que emite en estéreo.
Sin embargo, si una emisora estéreo FM se recibe mal o con ruidos
puede seleccionar modo monoaural. La recepción mejora, aunque
se pierde el efecto estéreo.
Presione el botón TUNER BAND hasta seleccionar el modo FM MONO.
El indicador “MONO” se enciende en la pantalla.
Para volver a activar el efecto estéreo, presione el botón
TUNER BAND para seleccionar el modo “FM Auto”. Se apagará
el indicador “MONO”.
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■ Uso del reproductor de CD
Compartimento del CD
CD OPEN
Mando
giratorio
JOG
4
¢
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Teclas numéricas
6
Tiempo de reproducción, número de presintonía
REPEAT
Número de pista
/8
¢
7
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Indicador de CD
Reloj analógico
Indicador de función de repetición
(Mostrar al usar el reproductor de CD)
Puede utilizar la función Normal o Repetida. La Reproducción
Repetida se puede ajustar para que repita todas las pistas o sólo una
de las pistas del CD.
Reproducción de CD mediante un sólo
botón (Sólo corriente alterna (CA)) —
■ Sólo tiene que presionar el botón 6 del CD.
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•
El equipo se enciende automáticamente. Si ya hay un CD
insertado, en la pantalla aparecerá el mensaje “PLAY” y
comenzará la reproducción desde la primera pista.
Si no se ha insertado un CD, en la pantalla aparecerá “NO
DISC” y el reproductor de CD permanece en el modo Stop.
Reproducción normal
1. Presione el botón CD OPEN del equipo.
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El reproductor de CD se abre.
2. Coloque un CD con la cara impresa hacia
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arriba.
3. Cierre suavemente el compartimento del
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CD con la mano.
4. Presione el botón 6 del CD.
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Empieza la reproducción de la primera pista y el indicador de CD
gira hacia la derecha.
El reproductor de CD se parará automáticamente cuando acabe la
última pista del CD.
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Durante la reproducción, el número de pista que se está reproduciendo y el tiempo de reproducción transcurrido se muestran
en pantalla.
Para detener la reproducción del CD, presione el botón 7.
En la pantalla aparece la siguiente información sobre el CD.
Número total de pistas
Tiempo de reproducción transcurrido
Para hacer una pausa, presione el botón 6 del CD.
Para cancelar la pausa, presione de nuevo el botón 6 del CD.
Se reanuda la reproducción desde el punto en que se entró en la pausa.
Notas:
• Puede insertar un CD de 8 cm sin necesidad de adaptador.
• Si el CD no puede reproducirse correctamente (porque está
rayado, por ejemplo) en la pantalla aparecerá “000000”.
• La última pista se memoriza incluso si durante la reproducción
del CD ha seleccionado otra función.
Para saltar de una pista a otra
(4 o ¢) ——————————————
Durante la reproducción, presione el botón 4 o el botón
¢ para seleccionar la pista que desee escuchar.
Empieza a oírse la pista seleccionada.
• Presione y suelte el botón ¢ para avanzar una pista cada vez.
• Presione y suelte el botón 4 para retroceder una pista cada vez.
Durante la reproducción, mantenga pulsado el botón 4
o el botón ¢.
Este procedimiento hará que el CD avance o retroceda rápidamente
para que encuentre una sección de la pista que esté escuchando (el
disco compacto se reproduce a baja velocidad durante unos instantes y después aumenta de velocidad).
Cómo encontrar una pista directamente desde el mando a distancia —
Con el teclado numérico del mando a distancia se accede directamente al principio de cualquier pista del CD.
Durante la reproducción, introduzca el número de la pista que desee escuchar mediante el teclado numérico.
Empieza a oírse la pista seleccionada.
• Ejemplo: Para la pista 5, presione el 5. Para la pista 15 presione
+10 y luego el 5. Para la pista 20, presione +10 y luego 10. Para
la pista 32 presione +10 tres veces y luego 2.
Reproducción repetida
Puede repetir una pista o todas las pistas del CD.
Durante la reproducción, presione el botón REPEAT del
mando a distancia para seleccionar el modo de
repetición.
El indicador Repeat cambia cada vez que se pulsa el botón, como
muestra la figura.
=
ALL =pantalla en blanco = (de vuelta al principio)
: Repite una pista.
ALL : Repite todas las pistas.
Para salir del modo de repetición, presione el botón REPEAT
hasta que el indicador REPEAT desaparezca de la pantalla.
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■ Uso de la platina de casete
(Escuchar una cinta)
Indicador TAPE/reloj analógico
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(Mostrar al usar la platina de casete)
§
1
¡
PLAY
La platina de casete le permite reproducir y grabar una cinta de audio.
Notas:
• La platina funciona mejor si se utilizan cintas normales (no se
recomienda el uso de cintas de metal o cromo).
• No se recomienda el uso de cintas de duración mayor a 120
minutos, ya que estas cintas se estropean fácilmente y se suelen
enrollar en el rodillo de presión y en el arrastre.
Reproducción mediante un sólo
botón (sólo corriente alterna (CA))
Sólo tiene que presionar el botón PLAY
de la unidad. El
TAPE
TAPE
equipo se enciende automáticamente y aparece el mensaje “TAPE”
en la pantalla; la reproducción se inicia si hay alguna cinta en la platina.
Reproducción
1. Presione el botón § STOP/EJECT para
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Para hacer una pausa, presione el botón 8 PAUSE del equipo.
Para cancelar la pausa, presione el botón 8 PAUSE otra vez.
Se reanuda la reproducción desde el punto en que se entró en la
pausa.
Para parar la reproducción, presione el botón § STOP/
EJECT.
Para sacar la cinta, pare la reproducción y presione de nuevo el
botón § STOP/EJECT.
Para avanzar rápidamente o
rebobinar una cinta
Presione el botón 1 (avance rápido) del equipo
para que la cinta avance rápidamente.
Presione el botón ¡ (rebobinado) del equipo
para que retroceda la cinta.
• La platina de casete se para automáticamente cuando la cinta
llega al final.
abrir el compartimento del casete.
2. Inserte la cinta con la cinta magnética
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hacia arriba, como se muestra en la ilustración.
+ Hacia delante
3. Cierre suavemente el compartimento hasta
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oír un clic.
4. Presione el botón PLAY
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•
TAPE
.
La reproducción se detiene cuando la cinta llega al final de
la cara.
El indicator TAPE siempre gira a la derecha cuando la cinta
se está moviendo.
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Reproducción con búsqueda ———
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■ Uso de la platina de casete
(Grabación)
Indicador de grabación REC
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Indicador de cinta TAPE
Reloj analógico
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§
1
¶
¡
Cosas que debe saber antes de empezar a grabar ———————————
■ Es ilegal grabar o reproducir materiales con derechos
■
■
■
(Mostrar al usar el reproductor de casete)
PLAY
registrados sin la autorización del propietario.
El nivel de grabación correcto viene determinado de manera automática por la función ALC (Automatic Level Control), a la
que no le afectan ni el volumen (VOLUME) ni los efectos sonoros del equipo.
En la parte posterior del casete hay dos pequeñas pestañas, una
para la cara A y otra para la B, que pueden extraerse para evitar
un borrado o grabado accidental de la cinta.
Para grabar en una cinta con las pestañas eliminadas, antes deberá cubrir los orificios con cinta adhesiva.
Notas:
• Utilice cintas normales cuando grabe (no emplee cintas de
metal o cromo).
• Al principio y al final de las cintas hay una cinta guía que no
permite la grabación.
• Si la grabación realizada tiene mucho ruido o mucha estática, es
posible que el equipo estuviese demasiado cerca de un televisor
encendido durante la grabación. Apague el televisor o aumente
la distancia entre el televisor y el equipo.
Cómo grabar de la radio
1. Presione el botón § STOP/EJECT para
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abrir el compartimiento del casete.
2. Inserte la cinta en blanco o que quiera bor■
rar con la cinta magnética hacia arriba y
avance la cinta hasta que pase la cinta guía.
Para cancelar la pausa, presione el botón 8 PAUSE otra vez.
Se reanuda la grabación desde el punto en que se entró en la pausa.
Para parar la grabación, presione el botón § STOP/EJECT.
Para sacar la cinta, pare la grabación y vuelva a pulsar el botón
§ STOP/EJECT para que se abra el compartimento del casete.
Cómo grabar una emisora AM (con reducción de interferencias BEAT CUT)
Cuando se grabe una emisora de AM, se pueden producir pulsaciones no audibles mientras se escucha la emisora. Si ésto sucede,
utilice la función BEAT CUT.
Cambie el interruptor BEAT CUT
(reducción de interferencias) que
se encuentra en la parte trasera
del equipo de la posición NORM-1 a
la posición 2 ó 3.
Nota: En condiciones normales, el interruptor
BEAT CUT debería estar en posición NORM-1.
Cómo grabar del CD
Se puede hacer que el reproductor de discos compactos empiece a
funcionar al mismo tiempo que la platina para que la reproducción
sea sincronizada y todo el contenido del CD pase a la cinta, en el
mismo orden.
1. Inserte una cinta en la platina y avance
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hasta pasar parte de la cinta.
2. Cómo cargar los CD.
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3. Presione el botón 6 del CD.
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4. Presione el botón 7 para detener el CD.
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Puede comprobar el número de pistas y el tiempo total de
reproducción del CD en la pantalla. (Consulte la página 6.)
5. Si lo desea, seleccione el modo de repro■
ducción repetida de CD.
Pa seleccionar el modo de repetición (
presione el botón REPEAT del equipo.
+ Hacia delante
o
el modo ALL),
6. Elija si quiere dejar un espacio en blanco
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de aproximadamente cuatro segundos
entre pista y pista.
Si quiere que las pistas tengan ese espacio en blanco,
sáltese este paso.
Si no quiere que haya espacios en blanco entre las
pistas, lleve a cabo el siguiente procedimiento.
• Presione el botón 6 del CD dos veces.
3. Cierre suavemente el compartimento hasta
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oír un clic.
4. Sintonice una emisora de radio.
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5. Presione el botón de grabación ¶ REC en el
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equipo
Al mismo tiempo queda accionado el botón de reproducción, se
enciende el indicador “REC” y el equipo empieza a grabar.
• La grabación se detiene cuando la cinta llega al final de la
cara.
• El indicator TAPE siempre gira a la derecha cuando la cinta
se está moviendo.
Para hacer una pausa en la grabación, presione el botón
8 PAUSE del equipo.
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7. Presione el botón ¶ REC en el equipo
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Al mismo tiempo queda accionado el botón de reproducción, se enciende el indicador “REC” y comienza la grabación sincronizada.
La grabación se detiene cuando la cinta llega al final de la cara.
Para continuar grabando en la otra cara de la cinta, haga lo
siguiente:
1. Dele la vuelta a la cinta y aváncela hasta llegar a la
zona de grabación.
está sonando.
Para seguir grabando en la otra cara
de la cinta ——————————————
Cuando la cinta haya llegado al final y se haya detenido, lleve a cabo
el siguiente procedimiento para seguir grabando en la otra cara.
1. Dele la vuelta a la cinta y aváncela hasta pasar el espacio en blanco inicial.
2. Vuelva a pulsar el botón de grabación ¶ (REC)
La grabación sincronizada se iniciará a partir del
último tema que quedó cortado al final de la primera
cara de la cinta.
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■ Uso de los temporizadores
SLEEP
Mando giratorio JOG
Indicador del temporizador
CLOCK/TIMER
Reloj analógico
(Mostrar al usar el temporizador)
Los temporizadores le permiten controlar automáticamente las funciones de reproducción.
Ajuste del reloj
Sólo odrá fijar la hora con el equipo encendio.
Notas:
• Para que funcionen los temporizadores, el reloj debe estar bien
ajustado.
• Cuando ajuste los temporizadores, deberá completar el procedimiento en dos minutos. Caso contrario, el ajuste se borra y debe
repetirse desde el principio.
CLOCK/TIMER
VOLUME/
VOLUME/
KALEIDO JOG
KALEIDO JOG
CLOCK/TIMER
CLOCK/TIMER
(Durante 2 segundos) (Aparece “CLOCK”) (Ajuste la hora)
1. Presione el botón CLOCK/TIMER en el equipo
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durante más de dos segundos.
2. Gire el mando “JOG” hasta que el indicador
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“CLOCK” parpadee en la pantalla.
La pantalla cambia como se muestra:
(Durante 2 segundos) (Indicador “CLOCK”) (Ajuste la hora)
3. Presione el botón CLOCK/TIMER.
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El indicador “CLOCK” permanece encendido. En la pantalla parpadea la hora actual.
4. Gire el mando giratorio para ajustar la hora.
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Gire el mando giratorio hacia la derecha o hacia la izquierda para
aumentar o reducir las horas. Si lo mantiene girado, la hora avanzará más rápidamente.
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Ahora espere unos cinco segundos o presione el botón CLOCK/
TIMER de nuevo para volver a la pantalla anterior. Se fija la hora
seleccionada y los segundos comienzan a contar a partir de 0.
CUIDADO: si hay un fallo de corriente, el reloj perderá su ajuste después de unos cinco minutos. La
pantalla muestra “AM12:00” y el indicador
“CLOCK” parpadea. El reloj debe reajustarse.
Ajuste del temporizador Daily
Una vez haya ajustado el temporizador diario, este se activará cada
día a la misma hora. Si lo desea, puede cancelar o volver a activar el
temporizador diario.
Como comprobará, el indicador del temporizador(
) de la pantalla
indica que el temporizador diario está activado.
Nota: Realice los ajustes en 30 segundos. Caso contrario, el ajuste
se borrará y deberá repetirse desde el principio.
1. Presione el botón POWER para poner en mar■
cha la unidad.
2. Cómo ajustar la hora de inicio (ON) (por
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ejemplo: 7:00 AM)
1. Presione el botón CLOCK/TIMER en el equipo durante más
de dos segundos.
2. Gire el mando giratorio hasta que el indicador de activación
del (
) parpadee en la pantalla.
En la pantalla parpadea la hora de inicio (ON) seleccionada
anteriormente.
4. Gire el mando giratorio para elegir la hora a la que quiere que se
encienda el equipo.
Gire el mando giratorio hacia la derecha o hacia la izquierda
para aumentar o reducir las horas.
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2. Presione el botón 6 del CD y a continuación el
botón REC ¶.
De esta forma, la grabación sincronizada empezará desde el principio de la pieza que se interrumpió al final de la otra cara de la cinta.
Para parar la grabación, presione el botón § STOP/EJECT.
Para sacar la cinta, pare la grabación y vuelva a pulsar el botón
§ STOP/EJECT para que se abra el compartimiento del casete.
Notas:
• Si el CD se acaba antes que la cinta, ésta continuará avanzando
hasta que se pare. Presione el botón § STOP/EJECT para
parar la cinta.
• Durante la reproducción sincronizada, los botones 6 del CD,
4, y ¢ del reproductor de CD no funcionan.
• Si presiona el botón ¶ REC durante la reproducción de un CD,
el equipo empezará a grabar desde el principio del tema que
Si lo mantiene girado, la hora avanzará más rápidamente.
Para volver a activar el temporizador cancelado, siga el proceso de activación del temporizador diario.
Ajuste del temporizador SLEEP
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3. Cómo ajustar la hora de desconexión (OFF)
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(por ejemplo: 10:15 AM)
1. Presione el botón CLOCK/TIMER en el equipo.
El indicador (
) se encenderá y la hora de desconexión
(OFF) seleccionada anteriormente parpadeará en la pantalla.
2. Gire el mando giratorio para elegir la hora a la que quiere que
se desconecte el equipo.
Utilice el temporizador “Sleep” para apagar la unidad cuando hayan
transcurrido unos minutos. Al ajustar el temporizador “Sleep”,
puede dormirse escuchando música con la seguridad de que el equipo se apagará sólo y que no funcionará toda la noche.
■ Sólo podrá fijar el temporizador Sleep cuando el equipo esté encendido y se esté escuchando música.
1. Inicie la reproducción de un CD o de una
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cinta, o sintonice una emisora de radio.
2. Presione el botón SLEEP del equipo o del
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mando a distancia.
Se enciende el indicador “SLEEP”.
4. Cómo ajustar el nivel del volumen
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El indicador del temporizador se enciende y el nivel del volumen en uso parpadea en la pantalla.
2. Gire el mando giratorio hacia la derecha o hacia la izquierda
para aumentar o reducir el nivel del volumen.
El nivel del volumen oscila entre 0 y 25 o –.
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El ajuste del temporizador ha acabado y la pantalla vuelve a mostrar la información que tenía antes de pasar al temporizador. El
indicador del temporizador permanece encendido.
6. Prepare la fuente de audio antes del apagar
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el equipo.
Sintonizador: Sintonice la emisora deseada.
CD:
Cómo cargar los CD.
Cinta:
Inserte una cinta de casete pregrabada.
7. Presione el botón POWER para apagar el
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equipo.
Para confirmar los ajustes del temporizador (Hora de encendido y apagado ON/OFF y nivel del volumen), encienda
la unidad, presione el botón CLOCK/TIMER durante más de 2 segundos y presione el botón CLOCK/TIMER repetidamente.
Para cambiar los ajustes del temporizador, repita el procedimiento de ajuste desde el principio.
CUIDADO: si desenchufa el equipo o se va la corriente, los ajustes del temporizador se borrarán
transcurridos aproximadamente cinco minutos.
Tendrá que fijar primero la hora y luego el temporizador de nuevo.
Cómo cancelar el temporizador diario
Para cancelar el temporizador diario, apague el indicador del modo
siguiente:
CLOCK/TIMER
(presiónelo durante 2 segundos)
CLOCK/TIMER
(2 veces)
1. Presione el botón CLOCK/TIMER en el equipo
■
durante más de dos segundos.
2. Gire el mando "JOG dial" hasta que el indica■
dor (
) parpadee en la pantalla.
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El indicador del temporizador y el indicador CLOCK desaparecerán de la pantalla.
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3. Determine el tiempo durante el cual desea
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que funcione el equipo antes de apagarse.
•
Cada vez que pulsa SLEEP la cantidad de minutos cambia
en la pantalla en la secuencia siguiente:
= 30 = 60 = 90 = 120 = Cancelled = (vuelta al principio)
La pantalla dejará de parpadear transcurridos cinco segundos y
volverá a mostrar la información previa al ajuste del temporizador
“Sleep”.
El equipo está ahora listo para apagarse al cabo de los minutos fijados.
Para confirmar la hora de la función Sleep
Cuando se pulsa el botón SLEEP se ve en el visor el tiempo restante
del modo SLEEP. La pantalla inicial vuelve después de 5 segundos.
Para cancelar el ajuste del temporizador SLEEP.
Presione el botón SLEEP hasta que se apague el indicador “SLEEP”
en la pantalla.
Al apagar el equipo se desactiva también el temporizador SLEEP
■ Si está realizando el ajuste del temporizador diario “Daily”, el
equipo se pondrá en marcha cuando llegue la hora a la que decidió despertarse.
■
■ Cuidado y mantenimiento
Discos compactos
•
Sólo se pueden utilizar en este equipo los CD
que lleven este distintivo.
•
El uso continuado de discos de perfil irregular
(en forma de corazón, octogonales, etc.) puede
dañar el equipo.
•
•
•
•
•
•
Cintas de casete
Extraiga los discos de la caja sosteniéndolos
por el borde y haciendo un poco de presión en
la sujeción central de la caja.
No toque la superficie brillante del CD ni lo
doble.
Guarde los CD en sus respectivos estuches una
vez escuchados, para evitar que se estropeen.
Procure no rayar la superficie del CD al guardarlo en el estuche.
Evite exponerlos a luz solar directa, altas temperaturas y humedad.
Si la cinta está floja puede estirarse, cortarse o
engancharse en la platina. Elimine la holgura
insertando un lápiz en una de las bobinas y
girando en la dirección correcta.
•
No toque la superficie de las cintas.
•
No guarde las cintas:
- En lugares polvorientos
- Bajo luz solar directa o mucho calor
- En zonas húmedas
- Sobre un televisor o altavoz
- Cerca de un imán
Platina de casete
•
Un CD sucio no se reproducirá correctamente.
Si un CD se ensucia, límpielo con un paño
suave en pasadas desde el centro hacia afuera.
•
CUIDADO: No utilice disolventes (por ejemplo,
limpiador convencional de discos, diluyente en
atomizador, bencina, etc.) para limpiar el CD.
Condensación
Puede condensarse humedad en las lentes dentro del equipo en los casos siguientes:
• Después de poner en marcha la calefacción.
• En un cuarto húmedo.
• Si el equipo cambia directamente de una
zona fría a otra caliente.
Si ocurre, el equipo puede funcionar mal. En
este caso, deje el equipo encendido durante
unas horas hasta que la humedad se evapore,
desenchufe el cable de alimentación y vuélvalo
a enchufar.
•
Si los cabezales, los arrastres o los rodillos metálicos se ensucian, puede suceder lo siguiente:
- Pérdida de la calidad del sonido
- Sonido discontinuo
- Desvanecimiento del sonido
- Borrado incompleto
- Grabación dificultosa
Limpie los cabezales, los rodillos de arrastre y los de presión
con un bastoncillo de algodón humedecido con alcohol.
Rodillo de presión
Arrastre
Cabezal de grabación/reproducción Cabezal de borrado
•
•
Si los cabezales se magnetizan, el equipo producirá ruido y
perderá capacidad en las altas frecuencias.
Para desmagnetizar los cabezales apague la unidad y utilice un
desmagnetizador de cabezales (que puede adquirirse en tiendas
de material electrónico y de música).
Notas generales
Para que el funcionamiento del equipo sea el óptimo, asegúrese de
que los CD y el mecanismo estén siempre limpios.
•
•
Guarde los CD en sus estuches y archívelos en cajas o estantes.
Mantenga la tapa del compartimento del CD cerrada cuando no
esté en uso.
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Si trata sus CD con cuidado, durarán mucho tiempo.
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■ Solución de problemas
•
•
Si tiene problemas con su sistema, compruebe en esta lista la posible solución antes de acudir al servicio técnico.
Si no puede solucionar el problema o si el sistema se ha dañado físicamente, avise a un técnico cualificado, como por ejemplo su distribuidor oficial, para que lleve a cabo la reparación.
Español
Síntoma
No se oye ningún sonido.
Causa posible
•
•
•
No puede grabar.
La recepción de radio es pobre.
Acción
El cable de alimentación principal
está desenchufado.
Las pilas del equipo están descargadas.
Están conectados los auriculares.
Se han eliminado las pestañas de protección contra grabación del casete.
• La unidad no está bien ubicada.
•
La antena no está bien orientada.
•
Conéctelo con firmeza
•
Sustituya las pilas.
•
Desconecte los auriculares.
Tape los agujeros en el borde posterior
del casete con cinta adhesiva.
• Gire la unidad hasta que la recepción
sea buena.
• Extienda la antena y gírela hasta que
se logre una buena recepción.
El CD salta.
El CD está sucio o rallado.
Limpie o sustituya el CD.
El CD no funciona.
El CD está al revés.
No se puede utilizar el mando a distancia.
•
Coloque el CD con la etiqueta hacia
arriba.
• Elimine la obstrucción.
•
Las funciones están deshabilitadas.
No se abre el compartimento del casete.
La comunicación entre el mando a
distancia y el sensor del equipo está
bloqueada.
Las pilas están descargadas.
El microprocesador incorporado ha funcionado mal debido a una interferencia
eléctrica externa.
Durante la reproducción de la cinta se ha
desenchufado el cable de alimentación.
•
Sustituya las pilas.
Desenchufe el equipo y vuélvalo a enchufar.
Enchufe el cable de alimentación, presione el botón POWER y después el
botón § STOP/EJECT.
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■ Especificaciones
Amplificador
Potencia de salida
En general
3,6 vatios por canal, RMS mín. a 3 ohmios, de 150 Hz a 15 kHz, con una distorsión
armónica total máxima de 10%.
Dimensiones
Peso
438 ✕ 175,5 ✕ 261,5 mm (A/A/P)
(17-1/4 ✕ 6-29/32 ✕ 10-5/16 pulgadas)
Approx. 4,2 kg (9,3 libras) (sin baterías)
Sensibilidad de salida/impedancia (1 kHz)
Auriculares
16 ohmios - 1 kohmio
Salida de 0 - 20 mW/canal a 32 ohmios
Accesorios
Platina de casete
Especificaciones eléctricas
Respuesta en frecuencia 80 - 12,500 Hz
Fluctuación y trémolo 0,15% (WRMS)
Requisitos eléctricos CA 120 V ~ , 60 Hz
Consumo
18 vatios (modo encendido)
2,8 vatios (en modo de espera)
Cable de alimentación (1)
Mando a distancia (RM-SRCBZ6) (1)
Reproductor de CD
Relación señal/ruido
Fluctuación y trémolo
90 dB
Inapreciable
Sintonizador
Sintonizador FM
Rango de sintonización 87,5 - 108,0 MHz
Sintonizador AM
Rango de sintonización 530 - 1,710 kHz
Antena
Antena telescópica para FM
Antena con núcleo de ferrita incorporada
para AM.
Altavoces
10 cm (3-15/16") ✕ 2, 3 ohmios
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Merci d’avoir fait l’acquisition de la chaîne portable avec lecteur CD de JVC.
Nous espérons qu’elle représentera un atout supplémentaire pour votre foyer ainsi que lors de vos sorties et qu’elle vous enchantera des années
durant.
Veuillez lire attentivement le présent manuel d’utilisation avant de faire fonctionner votre nouvelle chaîne stéréo.
Vous y trouverez toutes les informations nécessaires pour installer et utiliser la chaîne.
Si vous avez des questions auxquelles le manuel ne fournit pas de réponse, veuillez prendre contact avec votre revendeur.
Caractéristiques
Structure du mode d’emploi
•
Des informations de base identiques pour de nombreuses fonctions différentes – par exemple, le réglage du volume – sont traitées dans
le chapitre “Opérations communes” et ne sont pas répétées sous chaque fonction.
• Les noms des touches/des commandes sont indiqués entièrement en lettres majuscules : par ex. TUNER BAND.
• Les fonctions de la chaîne sont écrites avec une lettre majuscule initiale uniquement : par ex. Lecture Normale.
Utilisez la table des matières pour rechercher toute information requise.
Nous avons pris du plaisir à réaliser ce manuel pour vous et nous espérons qu’il vous aidera à apprécier les nombreuses fonctions que comprend
votre chaîne.
AVERTISSEMENTS IMPORTANTS
1. Lors du transport de la chaîne
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• Ne pas soulever ou abaisser la poignée de transport de la chaîne lorsque l’antenne télescopique est dépliée afin d’éviter de l’endommager.
2. Emplacement de la chaîne
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• Choisissez une surface plane, horizontale, sèche, dans un endroit ni trop chaud ni trop froid (entre 5°C/41°F et 35°C/95°F).
•
•
Laissez une distance suffisante entre la chaîne et un téléviseur.
N’utilisez jamais l’appareil dans un endroit soumis à des vibrations.
3. Cordon d’alimentation
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• Ne manipulez jamais le cordon d’alimentation avec les mains humides!
•
•
La chaîne consomme toujours un certain courant (2,8 W) tant que le cordon d’alimentation est branché à la prise murale.
Débranchez toujours l’appareil de la prise murale en tirant sur la fiche et non sur le cordon d’alimentation.
4. Mauvais fonctionnement, etc.
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• Aucun élément interne n’est accessible à l’utilisateur. En cas de mauvais fonctionnement de la chaîne, débranchez le cordon d’alimen•
tation et contactez votre revendeur.
N’introduisez jamais d’objets métalliques dans l’appareil.
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■ Table des matières
Caractéristiques ................................................................... 1
Structure du mode d’emploi ................................................ 1
AVERTISSEMENTS IMPORTANTS ............................... 1
Pour commencer ......................................................2
Opérations communes ............................................3
Utilisation du tuner ..................................................4
Utilisation de la platine à cassettes
(Enregistrement) ..................................................... 8
Utilisation des minuteries ...................................... 9
Entretien - Divers .................................................. 11
Dépistage des défaillances .................................. 12
Caractéristiques .................................................... 12
Utilisation du lecteur CD .........................................6
(Ecoute d’une cassette) ...........................................7
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Français
Vous trouverez ci-dessous une explication de certaines des fonctions qui rendent votre chaîne si puissante et si simple à utiliser.
■ Les commandes et les opérations à effectuer ont été redéfinies pour les rendre encore plus accessibles, vous libérant
ainsi de toute contrainte afin que vous puissiez profiter pleinement de la musique.
• Grâce à la fonction COMPU PLAY de JVC, vous pouvez mettre la chaîne sous tension et démarrer automatiquement la radio, la platine à cassettes ou le lecteur CD en activant une seule touche. (Lors de l’alimentation
secteur)
■ Effets sonores; BEAT, POP, et CLEAR.
■ La chaîne comprend des circuits AHB (Active Hyper Bass) PRO qui permettent de reproduire fidèlement les sons graves.
■ Possibilité de présélectionner jusqu’à 30 émetteurs (15 FM et 15 AM) en plus des fonctions de réglage automatique et manuel.
■ Une minuterie pratique pour l’utilisateur permet de s’éveiller ou de s’endormir agréablement en musique.
■
■ Pour commencer
Accessoires
Vérifiez si tous les éléments suivants, fournis avec la chaîne, sont inclus.
Cordon d’alimentation (1)
Télécommande (1)
Si l’un de ces éléments fait défaut, veuillez contacter immédiatement votre revendeur.
Français
Mise en place des piles
Comment installer les piles dans l’appareil
1. Ouvrir le couvercle du logement des piles à l’arrière de l’appareil en le tirant vers soi et en appuyant sur les languettes comme indiqué par
les flèches.
2. Mettre 8 piles (non fournies) dans le logement des piles, dans l'ordre “1” à “8” comme indiqué.
3. Refermer convenablement le couvercle du logement.
Remarque: Lorsque l’appareil fonctionne sur secteur (AC), la source d’alimentation commute automatiquement des piles au secteur. Nous
conseillons néanmoins de retirer les piles lors du fonctionnement sur secteur.
Piles de format “R20/D (13F)”
Comment installer les piles dans la télécommande
Faites correspondre la polarité des piles (+ et - ) avec les indications + et - de leur logement.
R6P(SUM-3)/AA(15F) (non fournies)
ATTENTION : Toujours manipuler les piles correctement.
Pour éviter que les piles coulent ou explosent :
• Retirez les piles lorsque l’appareil ou la télécommande ne doivent pas servir pendant un certain temps.
• Lorsque les piles doivent être remplacées, remplacez-les toutes en même temps.
• N’utilisez jamais une pile neuve avec des piles usées.
• Ne mélangez pas des piles de types différents.
• Ne jamais essayer de recharger des piles non rechargeables.
Utilisation de la télécommande
La télécommande permet d’utiliser la plupart des fonctions de l’appareil jusqu’à une distance d’environ 7 m (23 pieds).
Dirigez la télécommande vers le capteur situé sur la face avant de l’appareil.
Remarque: Si vous pointez la télécommande en la tenant sur son flanc, la distance indiquée ci-dessus est réduite.
Capteur à distance
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Raccordement du cordon d’alimentation secteur
Introduisez fermement le cordon d’alimentation secteur fourni dans la borne secteur située au dos de
l’appareil.
Le cordon d'alimentation secteur fourni avec cet appareil ne peut étre branché que dans un seul sens
afin d'evier tout risque de choc électrique. Se référer á l'illustration pour le raccorder correctement.
ATTENTION :
• N’UTILISEZ PAS D’AUTRE CORDON D’ALIMENTATION QUE LE CORDON JVC FOURNI AVEC LE PRESENT APPAREIL POUR EVITER TOUT MAUVAIS FONCTIONNEMENT OU
DES DEGATS MATERIELS.
• DEBRANCHEZ TOUJOURS LE CORDON D’ALIMENTATION DE LA PRISE SECTEUR LORSQUE VOUS
PARTEZ OU QUE VOUS NE COMPTEZ PAS UTILISER L’APPAREIL PENDANT UN CERTAIN TEMPS.
Vous pouvez à présent brancher le cordon d’alimentation secteur dans la prise secteur et l’appareil est
prêt à recevoir vos commandes!
La fonction COMPU PLAY de JVC permet de commander les fonctions les plus utilisées de la chaîne à l’aide d’une seule touche.
Les opérations à une seule touche permettent d’écouter un CD ou une cassette, d’allumer la radio, etc. en appuyant simplement sur la touche
de lecture correspondant à cette fonction. La pression d’une seule touche met l’appareil sous tension pour vous et démarre la fonction demandée.
Si la chaîne n’est pas prête (par exemple, pas de CD dans le tiroir), elle se met malgré tout en marche pour vous permettre d’introduire un CD.
Le fonctionnement des opérations à une seule touche est expliqué pour chaque cas dans le chapitre qui traite de la fonction correspondante.
Les touches COMPU PLAY sont :
Sur l’appareil
Sur la télécommande
Touche CD 6
Touche TUNER BAND
Touche PLAY (TAPE)
Touche CD 6
Touche TUNER BAND
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■ Opérations communes
Affichage
Témoin POWER
POWER
Témoin STANDBY
SOUND
AHB PRO
POWER
SOUND
Commande de VOLUME
AHB PRO
BEAT CUT
PHONES
...
VOLUME +, –
NORM-123
PHONES
Mettez sous et hors attente
Mise sous tension de l’appareil ——
Appuyez sur la touche POWER.
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Si vous écoutiez le tuner, le dernier émetteur sélectionné revient
automatiquement.
Remarque: Lors du fonctionnement sur piles, la touche POWER
de la télécommande ne fonctionne pas.
Mettez l’appareil hors attente ———
POWER POWER ON
(AC)
POWER
ou
or
STANDBY
Appuyez à nouveau sur la touche POWER.
Lors du fonctionnement sur secteur:
POWER POWER ON
(AC)
POWER
Le témoin “POWER ON” (vert) s’allume et l’affichage s’éclaire.
L’appareil se met en marche, prêt à continuer dans le mode où il se
trouvait lors de sa dernière mise hors tension.
■ Ainsi, si vous écoutiez un CD en dernier lieu, vous êtes prêt
pour écouter à nouveau un CD, mais vous pouvez changer pour
toute autre source si vous le souhaitez.
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STANDBY
Le témoin STANDBY s’allume et les affichages s’effacent.
■ Lorsque l’appareil est en mode Standby, il continue à utiliser
une faible quantité d’énergie (2,8 W) pour l’affichage.
■ Pour éteindre complètement l’appareil, débranchez le cordon
d’alimentation de la prise secteur.
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Français
COMPU PLAY (alimentation secteur uniquement)
Lors du fonctionnement sur piles:
Lorsque vous éteignez l’appareil à l’aide de sa touche POWER (la
touche POWER de la télécommande ne fonctionne pas), le témoin
Standby s’éteint et l’affichage est vierge.
Pour éteindre complètement l’appareil, retirez les piles du logement.
Effets sonores (SOUND)
La chaîne possède les présélections d’effets sonores suivantes afin
de mieux pouvoir contrôler le son de la musique; vous pouvez ainsi
l’adapter à l’acoustique de la pièce et à la qualité de la source.
Testez les effets sonores pour entendre l’influence de chacun sur la
musique. N’oubliez cependant pas que ces effets sont uniquement
opérationnels pendant la lecture.
Effets sonores
FLAT:
Pas d’effet sonore.
BEAT:
Accentue les graves et les aigus.
POP:
Convient parfaitement à la musique vocale.
CLEAR: Pour un son stéréo vaste et dynamique.
Pour obtenir un effet, appuyez de manière répétitive sur la touche SOUND jusqu’à ce que le mode de son souhaité apparaisse sur
l’affichage.
Chaque fois que vous appuyez sur la touche SOUND, l’affichage
change et indique les informations dans l’ordre suivant :
Réglage du volume
Vous pouvez régler le volume entre 0 et 25 lorsque l’appareil est
sous tension.
Français
Tournez le bouton de VOLUME vers la droite ou vers la gauche
pour augmenter ou pour diminuer le volume.
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Appuyez sur la touche VOLUME + de la télécommande pour augmenter le volume ou sur la touche volume – pour diminuer le volume.
BEAT
POP
CLEAR
FLAT
Pour supprimer l’effet, appuyez sur la touche SOUND jusqu’à
ce que “FLAT” apparaisse sur l’affichage.
ATTENTION : NE JAMAIS mettre l’appareil sous
tension et/ou démarrer la lecture d’une source
sans avoir au préalable réglé la commande de
VOLUME sur 0. Un éclat de son soudain risquerait
en effet d’endommager votre ouïe, les haut-parleurs et/ou le casque d’écoute.
Affichage de l’heure (Affichage)
En mode Standby, l’heure est affichée de manière numérique et
analogique.
En mode Standby, les deux horloges s’affichent.
Pour une écoute en privé
Raccordez un casque d’écoute à la prise PHONES. Dans ce cas, aucun son ne sort par les haut-parleurs.
Mettez toujours le volume sur le niveau minimum avant de brancher
ou d’utiliser un casque d’écoute.
Lors de la mise sous tension de l’appareil, seule l’horloge
analogique s’affiche.
Pour afficher les deux horloges lorsque l’appareil est
sous tension, appuyez sur la touche CLOCK/TIMER de l’appareil.
Pour revenir à l’affichage d’origine, réappuyez sur la touche
CLOCK/TIMER de l’appareil.
Accentuation des sons graves
(AHB PRO)
Vous pouvez à présent accentuer les sons graves pour conserver
toute leur richesse à un faible volume (cet effet est uniquement disponible pour la lecture) :
Pour obtenir l’effet, appuyez sur la touche AHB (Active Hyper
Bass) PRO.
Le témoin “AHB PRO” s’allume sur l’affichage.
Pour supprimer l’effet, appuyez à nouveau sur la touche.
Le témoin “AHB PRO” s’éteint.
Horloge numérique
Horloge analogique
Remarque: Vous devez d’abord mettre l’horloge à l’heure pour
qu’elle fonctionne. (Voir “Mise à l’heure de l’horloge”
à la page 9.)
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■ Utilisation du tuner
Bouton JOG
4
Touches
numériques
¢
TUNER BAND
Touche TUNER
BAND
¢
4
PRESET
Gamme d’ondes, fréquences, canal présélectionné
Horloge analogique
(Affichage lors de l’utilisation de la radio)
4
Commande radio à une touche (alimentation secteur uniquement) ——
Appuyez sur la touche TUNER BAND pour que la radio diffuse automatiquement le dernier émetteur écouté.
■ Vous pouvez passer à la radio à partir de n’importe quelle autre
source en appuyant simplement sur la touche TUNER BAND.
Recherche d’un émetteur
1. Appuyez sur la touche TUNER BAND.
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L’onde et la fréquence du dernier émetteur sélectionné s’affichent.
Chaque fois que vous appuyez sur la touche, l’affichage indique
un type d’émetteur dans l’ordre suivant :
FM Auto
FM MONO
AM
Présélection automatique (à l’aide
de l’appareil) ————————————
Dans chaque bande de fréquences, vous pouvez automatiquement
présélectionner 15 émetteurs FM et 15 émetteurs AM. Les numéros
présélectionnés seront attribués en premier aux stations de basse
fréquence puis aux stations de plus haute fréquence au fur et à
mesure que celles-ci seront localisées.
1. Sélectionnez une bande (AM ou FM) en
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appuyant sur la touche TUNER BAND.
2. Appuyez sur la touche 7 PRESET pendant
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plus de deux secondes.
3. Répétez les opérations 1-2 pour l’autre
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bande de fréquences.
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2. Sélectionnez un émetteur en utilisant une
des méthodes suivantes.
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Présélection des émetteurs
Vous pouvez ainsi présélectionner jusqu’à 15 émetteurs FM et jusqu’à
15 émetteurs AM à l’aide de la télécommande.
Réglage manuel
Appuyez à plusieurs reprises sur la touche 4 ou sur ¢ pour
passer de fréquence en fréquence jusqu’à ce que vous localisiez
l’émetteur souhaité.
Pour changer un des émetteurs présélectionnés automatiquement, reportez-vous à la procédure expliquée pour les présélections manuelles.
ATTENTION : Si l’appareil est débranché ou en cas
de panne de courant, les émetteurs présélectionnés seront effacés après environ 5 minutes. Dans
ce cas, vous devrez à nouveau les présélectionner.
Présélection manuelle (à l’aide de la
télécommande) —————————————
ou
or
Touche(s) numérique(s) (maintenir enfoncée(s) pendant 2 secondes)
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Réglage automatique
Maintenez la touche 4 ou ¢ enfoncée pendant plus d’une
seconde; la fréquence diminuera ou augmentera automatiquement jusqu’à ce qu’un émetteur soit localisé.
OU
Recherche des présélections par l’appareil (Possible
uniquement après la présélection des émetteurs)
Appuyez sur la touche 7 PRESET pour choisir un émetteur
présélectionné. Lorsque vous avez choisi le numéro de la
présélection, la bande s’affiche avec sa fréquence d’émission.
Exemple:Appuyez sur la touche 7 PRESET jusqu’à ce que le
numéro de présélection 12 “P- 12” apparaisse.
OU
Recherche des présélections à l’aide de la télécommande (Possible uniquement après la présélection des
émetteurs)
Sélectionnez l’émetteur en entrant son numéro de présélection sur
les touches numériques.
• Exemple: Pour l’émetteur 5, appuyez sur 5. Pour l’émetteur
15, appuyez sur +10 puis sur 5.
• Sa bande et sa fréquence s’affichent.
3. Tournez l’antenne pour localiser la meilleure
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réception possible.
•
•
Pour les émissions en FM, étendez l’antenne télescopique
et tournez-la.
Pour les émissions AM, tournez l’appareil.
Pour la
FM
Pour les
AM
1. Choisissez une bande de fréquences en appuy■
ant sur la touche TUNER BAND.
sur la touche 4 ou ¢ pour localiser un
2.
■ Appuyez
émetteur.
3. Attribuez un numéro de présélection en appuy■
ant sur les touches numériques de la télécommande et en les maintenant enfoncées.
• Pour les numéros de présélection 1 à 10: appuyez sur la touche numérique et maintenez-la enfoncée pendant 2 secondes.
• Pour les numéros de présélection 11 à 15, appuyez sur la
touche +10 puis relâchez-la; appuyez ensuite sur la deuxième touche numérique (1 à 5) et maintenez-la enfoncée
pendant 2 secondes.
Lorsque le numéro de présélection clignote, le réglage est mémorisé et vous pouvez relâcher la touche numérique. L’affichage
normal de bande et de fréquence revient ensuite.
Exemple: Numéro de présélection = 12
4. Répétez les opérations 1 - 3 pour chaque
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émetteur.
Pour changer les émetteurs présélectionnés, répétez les
opérations indiquées ci-dessus.
Changement du
mode de réception FM
Le témoin “STEREO” s’allume et vous pouvez alors entendre les
effets stéréo, quand un programme est émis en stéréo.
Si la réception d’une émission FM stéréo est difficile à capter ou
bruyante, vous pouvez sélectionner le mode monaural. La réception
s’améliore mais vous perdez l’effet stéréo.
Appuyez sur la touche TUNER BAND pour
sélectionner le mode FM MONO.
Le témoin “MONO” s’allume sur l’affichage.
Pour rétablir l’effet stéréo, appuyez sur la touche TUNER
BAND pour sélectionner le mode FM Auto. Le témoin “MONO”
s’éteint.
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Français
Vous pouvez écouter les émetteurs en FM et AM. La syntonisation
peut se faire manuellement, automatiquement ou par présélections.
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■ Utilisation du lecteur CD
Tiroir de disque
CD OPEN
Bouton JOG
4
¢
7
Touches numériques
REPEAT
6
Temps d’écoute, nombre de pas
Numéro de plage
/8
Français
¢
7
4
Témoin CD/
Horloge analogique
Témoin de répétition
(Affichage lors de l’utilisation du lecteur CD)
Vous pouvez utiliser les fonctions de lecture normale ou de lecture
répétée. La lecture répétée permet de répéter toutes les plages ou
juste une plage du disque compact.
Lecture par une seule touche
(alimentation secteur uniquement) —
■ Appuyez sur la touche CD 6.
•
•
L’appareil se met automatiquement sous tension. S’il y a un
CD dans le tiroir de disque, l’indication “PLAY” s’affiche et
la lecture commence à partir de la première plage.
S’il n’y a pas de CD dans le tiroir de disque, le message “NO
DISC” s’affiche et le lecteur CD reste en mode d’arrêt.
Lecture normale
1. Appuyez sur la touche CD OPEN de l’appar■
eil.
Le tiroir de disque s’ouvre.
2. Posez un disque dans le tiroir, avec les
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inscriptions tournées vers le haut.
3. Refermez doucement le tiroir de disque à
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la main.
4.
Appuyez sur la touche CD 6.
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La lecture de la première plage du CD commence.
Le lecteur CD s’arrête automatiquement après la lecture de la dernière
plage
du
disque.
• Pendant la lecture, le numéro de la plage en cours et le temps
de lecture écoulé sont indiqués sur l’affichage.
Pour arrêter la lecture du CD, appuyez sur la touche 7.
Les informations suivantes s’affichent pour le CD.
Nombre total de plages
Temps de lecture écoulé
Pour mettre en pause, appuyez sur la touche CD 6.
Pour annuler le mode pause, réappuyez sur la touche CD 6.
La lecture reprend là où elle s’était arrêtée.
Remarques:
• Vous pouvez placer dans le tiroir un CD de 8 cm sans
adaptateur.
• Si le lecteur ne parvient pas à lire correctement le CD (par
exemple, parce qu’il est griffé), le message “000000” apparaît
sur l’affichage.
• Même si une autre fonction est sélectionnée pendant la lecture
d'un CD, la dernière plage est mémorisée.
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Saut de plages (4 ou ¢) —————
Pendant la lecture, appuyez sur la touche 4 ou ¢ pour
sélectionner la plage souhaitée.
La lecture de la plage choisie commence.
• Appuyez sur la touche ¢ puis relâchez-la pour avancer d’une
plage à la fois. Le témoin CD s’allume un peu plus vite à droite.
• Appuyez sur la touche 4 puis relâchez-la pour reculer d’une
plage à la fois. Le témoin CD s’allume un peu plus vite à gauche.
Recherche de passage ———————
Pendant la lecture, maintenez la touche 4 ou ¢ enfoncée.
Cette opération permet l’avance/le recul rapide de la lecture du CD.
Vous pouvez ainsi repérer un passage précis sur la plage que vous
écoutez (la lecture du CD se fait lentement pendant un instant, puis
elle augmente).
Repérer directement une plage avec
la télécommande ——————————
L’utilisation des touches numériques de la télécommande permet de
lire directement le début de n’importe quelle plage.
Pendant la lecture, entrez le numéro de la plage que vous
voulez écouter à l’aide des touches numériques.
La lecture de la plage choisie commence.
• Exemple : Pour la plage 5, appuyez sur 5. Pour la plage 15,
appuyez sur +10, puis sur 5. Pour la plage 20, appuyez sur +10,
puis sur 10. Pour la plage 32, appuyez trois fois sur +10, puis
sur 2.
Lecture répétée
Vous pouvez répéter une plage ou toutes les plages du CD.
Pendant ou avant la lecture, appuyez sur la touche REPEAT de la télécommande pour sélectionner le mode de
répétition.
Le témoin de répétition change comme indiqué ci-dessous chaque
fois que vous appuyez sur la touche.
=
ALL = affichage vierge = (retour au début)
: Répète une plage.
ALL : Répète toutes les plages.
Pour quitter le mode de répétition, appuyez sur la touche
REPEAT jusqu’à ce que le témoin “REPEAT” s’éteigne.
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■
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(Ecoute d’une cassette)
Témoin de cassette TAPE/
Horloge analogique
(Affichage lors de l’utilisation de la platine à cassettes)
§
1
¡
PLAY
La platine à cassettes permet de lire et d’enregistrer des cassettes audio.
Remarques:
• La platine à cassettes donne de meilleurs résultats avec des cassettes normales (les cassettes métal ou CrO2 ne sont pas conseillées).
• Il est déconseillé d’utiliser des cassettes de plus de 120 minutes
car elles peuvent produire des déformations caractéristiques et
leurs bandes se coincent facilement dans les galets-presseurs et
dans les cabestans.
Avance et retour rapides
d’une cassette
Appuyez sur la touche 1 (avance rapide) de l’appareil pour faire avancer rapidement la cassette.
Appuyez sur la touche ¡ (retour rapide) de l’appareil pour rembobiner rapidement la cassette.
• La platine à cassettes s’arrête automatiquement à la fin de la
bande.
Lecture à une touche (alimentation
secteur uniquement) ————————
Appuyez simplement sur la touche PLAY
de l’appareil.
TAPE
TAPE
L’appareil se met automatiquement sous tension, “TAPE” s’affiche
et, si vous avez installé une cassette dans la platine, la lecture commence.
Lecture
1. Appuyez sur la touche § STOP/EJECT
■
pour ouvrir le porte-cassette.
2. Insérez une cassette avec la partie de la
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bande exposée tournée vers le haut,
comme indiqué ci-dessous.
+ Direction avant
3. Fermez le porte-cassette doucement,
■
jusqu’à ce qu’il se mette en place avec un
déclic.
4. Appuyez sur la touche PLAY
■
• La lecture s’arrête à la fin de la bande.
TAPE
TAPE
.
•
Le témoin TAPE s’allume toujours à droite quand la bande
défile.
Pour mettre en pause, appuyez sur la touche 8 PAUSE de l’appareil.
Pour annuler le mode pause, appuyez à nouveau sur la touche
8 PAUSE. La lecture reprend là où elle s’était arrêtée.
Pour arrêter la lecture, appuyez une fois sur la touche §
STOP/EJECT.
Pour sortir la cassette, arrêtez-la et appuyez à nouveau sur la touche § STOP/EJECT.
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Français
8
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■
■
■
(Enregistrement)
Témoin REC
Témoin de cassette TAPE
Horloge analogique
Français
8
§
1
¡
PLAY
Ce qu’il faut savoir avant de commencer
l’enregistrement ————————————
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■
■
■
(Affichage lors de l’utilisation de la platine à cassettes)
¶
Il paut eire illégal d’enraglstrer ou de reproduire des
oeuvres sous copyright sans le consentement du
détenteur des droite d’auteur.
Le niveau d’enregistrement correct est automatiquement sélectionné par la fonction ALC (contrôle de niveau automatique) et il
n’est pas affecté par la commande de VOLUME de l’appareil ni
par l’utilisation d’effets sonores.
Vous pouvez retirer les deux petites languettes à l’arrière de la
cassette, une pour la face A et l’autre pour la face B, pour éviter
tout effacement ou enregistrement accidentel.
Pour enregistrer sur une cassette dont on a retiré les languettes, recouvrez d’abord les orifices avec du ruban adhésif comme illustré.
Remarques:
• Utilisez des cassettes normales (pas des cassettes métal or CrO2)
pour l’enregistrement.
• En début et en fin de bande, il y a une amorce sur laquelle il
n’est pas possible d’enregistrer.
• Si vos enregistrements sont excessivement bruyants ou contiennent trop de déclics d’électricité statique, il se peut que
l’appareil se trouve trop près d’un téléviseur, qui était allumé
pendant l’enregistrement. Eteignez le téléviseur ou éloignez
l’appareil.
Enregistrement à partir de la
radio
1. Appuyez sur la touche § STOP/EJECT pour
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ouvrir le porte-cassette.
2.
Insérez une cassette vierge ou effaçable avec
■ la
partie de la bande exposée tournée vers le
haut, comme indiqué ci-dessous, et bobinez
l’amorce.
Pour arrêter provisoirement l’enregistrement, appuyez sur
la touche 8 PAUSE de l’appareil.
Pour annuler le mode pause, appuyez à nouveau sur la touche
8 PAUSE. L’enregistrement reprend là où il s’était arrêté.
Pour arrêter l’enregistrement, appuyez une fois sur la touche
§ STOP/EJECT.
Pour sortir la cassette, arrêtez-la et appuyez à nouveau sur la
touche § STOP/EJECT pour ouvrir le porte-cassette.
Enregistrement d’un émetteur AM
(BEAT CUT) —————————————
Lors de l’enregistrement d’une émission AM, vous pourriez entendre
des parasites qui ne sont pas audibles lorsque vous écoutez l’émission. Dans ce cas, vous pouvez utiliser la fonction BEAT CUT.
Faites passer l’interrupteur BEAT
CUT situé au dos de l’appareil de la
position NORM-1 à la position 2 ou 3.
Remarque: Normalement, l’interrupteur BEAT
CUT doit être mis sur la position
NORM-1.
Enregistrement à partir d’un CD
Le lecteur CD peut être démarré en même temps que la platine à
cassettes pour un enregistrement synchronisé et tout le contenu du
CD est alors enregistré sur la cassette dans l’ordre du CD.
1. Introduisez une cassette dans la platine à
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cassettes et bobinez l’amorce.
2. Placez un CD dans le tiroir.
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3. Appuyez sur la touche CD 6.
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4. Appuyez sur la touche 7 pour arrêter le
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disque CD.
•
Vous pouvez vérifier le nombre de plages et le temps de lecture
total du CD sur l’affichage. (Voir page 6.)
5. Sélectionnez le mode de répétition du CD
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si vous le souhaitez.
Pour sélectionner le mode de répétition (
ou
ALL), appuyez sur la touche REPEAT de la télécommande.
+ Direction avant
6. Choisissez si vous souhaitez laisser envi■
ron quatre secondes de blanc sur la cassette entre les plages.
3. Fermez le porte-cassette doucement, jusqu’à
■
ce qu’il se mette en place avec un déclic.
4.
■ Localisez un émetteur radio.
5. Appuyer sur la touche ¶ REC de l'appareil
■
La touche de lecture s'enfonce en même temps, le témoin d'enregistrement "REC" s'allume et l'appareil commence l'enregistrement.
• La cassette est enregistrée puis s’arrête à la fin de la bande.
• Le témoin TAPE s’allume toujours à droite quand la bande
défile.
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Si vous souhaitez conserver les blancs, sautez l’opération suivante.
Si vous ne souhaitez pas de blanc entre les plages, effectuez la manoeuvre suivante sur le lecteur CD.
• Appuyez deux fois sur la touche CD 6.
7. Appuyer sur la touche ¶ REC de l’appareil.
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La touche de lecture s’enfonce en même temps, le témoin d’en•
registrement “REC” s’allume et l’enregistrement synchronisé
commence.
La cassette est enregistrée puis s’arrête à la fin de la bande.
Pour continuer l’enregistrement sur l’autre face de la cassette,
effectuez les opérations suivantes:
1. Retournez la cassette et bobinez l’amorce.
2. Appuyez sur la touche CD 6 puis sur la touche ¶ REC.
L’enregistrement synchronisé commencera à partir du début de
la dernière plage interrompue à la fin de la première face de la
cassette.
Pour arrêter l’enregistrement, appuyez sur la touche §
STOP/EJECT.
Pour sortir la cassette, arrêtez-la et appuyez à nouveau sur la
touche § STOP/EJECT pour ouvrir le porte-cassette.
Remarques:
• Si le CD s’arrête avant la cassette, la cassette continuera de
tourner jusqu’à ce que vous l’arrêtiez. Appuyez sur la touche
§ STOP/EJECT pour arrêter la cassette.
• Pendant l’enregistrement synchronisé, les touches CD 6,
4, et ¢ du lecteur CD ne fonctionnent pas.
• Si vous appuyez sur la touche REC ¶ pendant la lecture du CD,
l’enregistrement commencera à partir du début de la plage en
cours de lecture.
Pour continuer l'enregistrement sur
l’autre face de la cassette —————
Lorsque l’enregistrement a atteint la fin de la bande et s’est arrêté,
prenez les mesures suivantes pour continuer l’enregistrement sur
l'autre face.
1. Retournez la cassette et bobinez l’amorce.
2. Réappuyez sur la touche ¶ REC.
L’enregistrement synchronisé commencera à partir de
la dernière plage interrompue à la fin de la première
face de la cassette.
Français
•
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■ Utilisation des minuteries
SLEEP
Bouton JOG
Témoin de la minuterie
CLOCK/TIMER
Horloge
analogique
(Affichage lors de l’utilisation de la minuterie)
Les minuteries permettent de programmer automatiquement les fonctions d’écoute.
Mise à l’heure de l’horloge
Vous ne pouvez régler l'horloge que lorsque l'appareil
est allumé.
Remarques:
• L’horloge doit être à l’heure pour que les minuteries puissent
fonctionner correctement.
• Lors de la programmation des minuteries, vous avez deux minutes pour accomplir toute la procédure. Sinon, le réglage est
effacé et doit être recommencé depuis le début.
(pendant 2 secondes)
(Affichage de l’horloge
“CLOCK”)
(Sélectionnez l’heure)
1. Appuyez sur la touche CLOCK/TIMER de l’appa■
reil pendant plus de deux secondes.
2. Tournez le bouton JOG jusqu’à ce que le témoin
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“CLOCK” clignote sur l’affichage.
L’affichage change comme illustré:
(pendant 2 secondes)
(Témoin d’horloge
“CLOCK”)
(Sélectionnez l’heure)
3. Appuyez sur la touche CLOCK/TIMER.
■
Le témoin “CLOCK” reste allumé. L’heure programmée sur l’appareil clignote sur l’affichage.
4. Tournez le bouton JOG pour régler l'heure.
■
Tournez le bouton JOG vers la droite ou la gauche pour avancer
ou retarder l'heure. En tournant le bouton rapidement, vous pouvez avancer ou retarder l'heure plus rapidement.
■
Attendez ensuite 5 secondes ou appuyez à nouveau sur la touche
CLOCK/TIMER pour revenir à l’affichage d’origine. L’heure
choisie est validée et les secondes commencent à avancer à partir de
0.
ATTENTION : En cas de coupure de courant, l’horloge perd ses réglages après environ 5 minutes.
L’affichage indique “AM12:00” et le témoin
“CLOCK” clignote; l’horloge doit alors être remise
à l’heure.
Réglage de la minuterie
Bonjour
Lorsque vous avez programmé la minuterie Bonjour, celle-ci s’enclenche tous les jours à la même heure. Vous pouvez la réactiver ou
la supprimer.
Le témoin de la minuterie (
) présent sur l’affichage indique quand
la minuterie Bonjour est opérationnelle.
Remarque: Effectuez chaque réglage dans les 30 secondes sinon,
le réglage est effacé et doit être recommencé depuis le
début.
1. Appuyez sur la touche POWER pour mettre
■
l’appareil sous tension.
2. Programmation de l’heure d’enclenchement
■
“ON” (Exemple : AM 7:00)
1. Appuyez sur la touche CLOCK/TIMER de l’appareil pendant plus de deux secondes.
) cli2. Tournez le bouton JOG jusqu’à ce que le témoin (
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gnote sur l’affichage.
L’heure ON programmée clignote sur l’affichage.
4. Tournez le bouton JOG pour régler l’heure à laquelle la minuterie doit s’enclencher.
Tournez le bouton JOG vers la droite ou vers la gauche pour
augmenter ou pour diminuer l’heure.
En tournant le bouton rapidement, vous pouvez avancer ou retarder
l'heure plus rapidement.
Suppression de la minuterie
Bonjour
Suppression de la minuterie Bonjour ——
Pour supprimer la minuterie Bonjour, éteignez le témoin de la minuterie en procédant de la manière suivante:
CLOCK/TIMER
(Maintenir enfoncée
pendant 2 secondes)
Français
3. Programmation de l’heure d’extinction “OFF”
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(Exemple : AM 10:15)
1. Appuyez sur la touche CLOCK/TIMER de l’appareil.
Le témoin (
) s’allume et l’heure OFF programmée clignote sur l’affichage.
2. Tournez le bouton JOG pour régler l’heure à laquelle la minuterie doit se désactiver.
CLOCK/TIMER
(2 fois)
reil pendant plus de deux secondes.
2. Tournez le bouton JOG jusqu’à ce que le témoin
■
(
) clignote sur l’affichage.
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Les témoins de la minuterie et CLOCK s’éteignent.
Pour réactiver la minuterie supprimée, répétez les mêmes
opérations que pour la programmation de la minuterie Bonjour.
Réglage de la minuterie
Bonsoir
4. Réglage du volume
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1. Appuyez sur la touche CLOCK/TIMER de l’appareil.
Le témoin de la minuterie est allumé et le niveau du volume
clignote sur l’affichage.
2. Tournez le bouton JOG vers la droite ou vers la gauche pour
augmenter ou pour diminuer le volume.
Plage de réglage du volume: 0 - 25 ou –.
reil.
La programmation de la minuterie est terminée et l’affichage
précédent réapparaît. Le témoin de la minuterie reste allumé.
6. Avant d’éteindre l’appareil, préparez la source
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de musique.
Tuner:
Recherchez l’émetteur souhaité.
CD:
Placez un CD dans le tiroir.
Cassette: Introduisez une cassette pré-enregistrée dans le
porte-cassette.
7. Appuyez sur la touche POWER pour mettre
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l’appareil hors tension.
Pour valider la programmation de la minuterie (heure
d’enclenchement / de désactivation et niveau du volume), allumez la chaîne, appuyez sur la touche CLOCK/TIMER
pendant plus de 2 secondes, et appuyez plusieurs fois sur la touche
CLOCK/TIMER.
Pour modifier la programmation de la minuterie, répétez
toute la procédure depuis le début.
ATTENTION : Si l’appareil est débranché ou en cas
de panne de courant, la programmation des minuteries sera effacée après environ 5 minutes. Vous
devrez alors remettre l’horloge à l’heure avant de
les reprogrammer.
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Utilisez la minuterie Bonsoir (SLEEP) pour éteindre l’appareil après
un certain nombre de minutes. Cette minuterie permet de s’endormir
agréablement en musique sans avoir à se soucier d’éteindre la chaîne.
■ Cette minuterie Bonsoir ne peut cependant être programmée que
si la chaîne est allumée et que vous écoutez une source.
1. Ecoutez un CD, localisez l’émetteur souhaité
■
ou écoutez une cassette.
2. Appuyez sur la touche SLEEP de l’appareil ou
■
de la télécommande.
Le témoin “SLEEP” s’allume.
3. Déterminez la durée d’écoute avant l’extinc■
tion de la chaîne.
•
Chaque fois que vous appuyez sur la touche SLEEP, la
minuterie Bonsoir change le nombre de minutes affiché dans
l’ordre suivant :
= 30 = 60 = 90 = 120 = Annulé = (retour au début)
L’écran arrête de clignoter au bout de 5 secondes et il revient à l’affichage précédant le réglage de la minuterie Bonsoir.
L’appareil est à présent prêt à s’éteindre après le nombre de minutes
programmé.
Pour confirmer l’heure d’extinction
Lorsque vous appuyez sur la touche SLEEP, le temps restant avant
l’extinction s’affiche. L’affichage d’origine réapparaît après 5 secondes.
Pour supprimer la programmation de la minuterie Bonsoir
Appuyez sur la touche SLEEP jusqu’à ce que le témoin “SLEEP”
s’éteigne.
Si vous éteignez l’appareil, la minuterie Bonsoir est également déprogrammée.
■ Si vous avez programmé la minuterie Bonjour, l’appareil se met
en marche à l’heure de réveil programmée.
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■ Entretien - Divers
Cassettes
•
Si la bande n’est pas tendue, elle risque de
s’étirer, de se couper ou de se coincer dans le
mécanisme de la platine. Insérez alors un crayon
dans un des axes et tournez dans la bonne direction pour la retendre.
• L’utilisation continue de CD de formes
irrégulières (en forme de coeurs, octogonaux,
etc.) risque cependant d’endommager le lecteur.
•
Ne touchez jamais la surface sensible de la
bande.
• Retirez le CD de son boîtier en le tenant par les
bords et en appuyant légèrement sur l’orifice
central du boîtier.
• Ne touchez pas la surface brillante du CD et ne le
pliez pas.
•
• Rangez immédiatement le CD dans son boîtier
après l’écoute pour éviter toute détérioration.
• Veillez à ne pas rayer la surface du CD lorsque
vous l’enlevez de son boîtier ou que vous l’y
rangez.
• Evitez toute exposition aux rayons directs du
soleil, à des températures extrêmes ou à l’humidité.
Ne rangez pas vos cassettes :
- Dans des endroits poussiéreux
- Au soleil ou près d’une source de chaleur
- Dans des endroits humides
- Sur un téléviseur ou un haut-parleur
- A proximité d’un aimant
Platine à cassettes
Disques compacts
• N’utilisez que les CD portant la marque ci-contre
avec cet appareil.
• Si le CD est sale, sa lecture risque d’être
déformée. Dans ce cas, nettoyez-le avec un chiffon doux, en l’essuyant en mouvements rectilignes allant du centre vers le bord.
•
•
ATTENTION : Ne jamais utiliser de solvants (par
exemple des produits de nettoyage pour disques
vinyles, des liquides à pulvériser à base de thinner,
d’essence, etc.) pour nettoyer un CD.
Condensation
Dans les cas suivants, de l’humidité peut se condenser sur la lentille à l’intérieur du lecteur :
• Après avoir allumé un chauffage dans la pièce.
• Dans une pièce humide.
• Si l’appareil est transporté directement d’une
pièce froide à une pièce chaude.
Dans ce cas, la lecture ne se fait pas normalement. Laissez alors l’appareil allumé pendant
quelques heures pour que l’humidité s’évapore.
Ensuite, débranchez la fiche de la prise de courant et rebranchez-la.
Si les têtes, les cabestans ou les galets-presseurs de la platine
sont encrassés, vous risquez les problèmes suivants :
- Une diminution de la qualité sonore
- Des interruptions dans le son
- Des pertes de niveau
- Un effacement incomplet
- Des difficultés à obtenir un bon enregistrement
Nettoyez les têtes, cabestans et rouleaux presseurs à l'aide d'un
coton-tige imbibé d'alcool.
Galets-presseurs
Cabestans
Tête d’enregistrement/de lecture
•
•
Tete d’effacement
Si les têtes se magnétisent, la reproduction sonore comportera
davantage de bruit de fond et une perte des aigus.
Pour démagnétiser les têtes, éteignez l’appareil et utilisez un
démagnétiseur de têtes (que vous trouverez chez les revendeurs
de matériel électronique ou dans les magasins de disques).
Divers
Pour les meilleurs résultats, conservez vos CD et le mécanisme toujours en bon état de propreté.
• Rangez les CD dans leurs boîtiers et conservez-les dans une
armoire ou sur une étagère.
• Veillez à fermer le tiroir de disque lorsque l’appareil n’est pas
utilisé.
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Français
Prenez grand soin de vos CD afin d’assurer leur bon et long fonctionnement.
■
■ Dépistage des défaillances
•
•
Si votre chaîne présente certaines défaillances, vérifiez la liste ci-dessous pour y trouver un remède possible avant d’appeler le service
technique.
Si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème avec ces indications, ou si la chaîne a été endommagée, demandez l’intervention technique
d’une personne qualifiée, comme votre revendeur.
Symptôme
Pas de son.
Cause possible
•
•
•
Français
Impossible d’enregistrer.
Action
Le cordon d'alimentation est
débranché.
Les piles de l'appareil sont épuisées.
Le casque écoute est branché.
•
Le raccorder correctement.
•
•
Remplacer les piles.
Débranchez le casque d’écoute.
Mauvaise réception radio.
Les languettes de protection contre
l’enregistrement ont été brisées.
• La chaîne n'est pas correctement
positionnée.
• L'antenne n'est pas correctement
positionnée.
Couvrez les orifices à l’arrière de la cassette avec un ruban adhésif.
• Orientez la chaîne de façon à obtenir
la meilleure réception possible.
• Etendez l'antenne et orientez-la de
façon à obtenir la meilleure réception possible.
Le son du CD saute.
Le CD est sale ou rayé.
Nettoyez ou remplacez le CD.
Pas de lecture du CD.
Le CD est placé à l’envers.
La télécommande refuse de fonctionner.
•
Posez le CD avec les inscriptions vers le
haut.
• Supprimez l’obstacle.
•
Il y a un obstacle entre la télécommande et le capteur de l’appareil.
Les piles sont épuisées.
•
Les commandes sont inopérantes.
Le porte-cassettes ne s’ouvre pas.
Le microprocesseur interne est perturbé
par des interférences extérieures.
La fiche secteur a été débranchée pendant la lecture d’une cassette.
Remplacez les piles.
Enlevez la fiche secteur de la prise de
courant puis rebranchez-la.
Branchez le cordon d’alimentation,
appuyez sur la touche POWER, puis sur
la touche § STOP/EJECT.
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■ Caractéristiques
Amplificateur
Puissance
Caractéristiques générales
3,6 watts par canal, min. efficace sous 3
ohms, de 150 Hz à 15 kHz, avec une distorsion harmonique totale inférieure à
10%
Dimensions
Poids
438 ✕ 175,5 ✕ 261,5 mm (L/H/P)
(17-1/4 ✕ 6-29/32 ✕ 10-5/16 pouces)
Approx. 4,2 kg (9,3 liveres) (sans piles)
Accessoires
Sensibilité/Impédance de sortie (1 kHz)
Casque d’écoute
16 ohms - 1 kohm
0 - 20 mW/sortie du canal dans 32 ohms
Cordon d’alimentation (1)
Télécommande (RM-SRCBZ6) (1)
Alimentation
Platine à cassettes
Réponse en fréquence
80 - 12.500 Hz
Pleurage et scintillement 0,15% (WRMS)
Lecteur CD
Rapport signal/bruit
90 dB
Pleurage et scintillement Non mesurable
Tuner
Tuner FM
Bande de fréquence
Tuner AM
Bande de fréquence
Antenne
Enceintes
12
87,5 - 108,0 MHz
530 - 1.710 kHz
Antenne télescopique pour la réception
FM
Antenne avec noyau de ferrite incorporé
pour la réception AM
10cm (3-15/16'') ✕ 2, 3 ohms
Tension requise
Consommation
CA 120 V ~ , 60 Hz
18 watts (allumé)
2,8 watts (en mode Standby)
Le modèle et les caractéristiques peuvent être sujets
à modifications sans avis préalable.
Rc-BZ6BU(J)-Back cover.fm Page 1 Tuesday, February 22, 2000 4:50 PM
RC-BZ6BU
CD PORTABLE SYSTEM
VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED
EN, SP, FR
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