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Page 1: ...hen shipped lf this unit is used in a different line voltage area read and follow LINE VOLTAGE SELECTION AND FUSE on back cover Be sure that the line voltage setting on your unit agrees with the line voltage in your area and that the fuse installed in your unit is a proper one INSTALLATION OPERATING AND SERVICE MANUAL lncluding PARTS LIST CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS TROUBLE SHOOTING AND MOUNTING TEMPLATE PIO...

Page 2: ... stereo or monaural tape recording of any program material AM FM FM stereo multiplex or record while the material is being played OSTEREO HEADPHONE JACK Permits private listening through a stereo headphone without disturbing other people Located on the front panel for easy access O DUAL CHANNEL HIGH FIDELITY AUDIO POWER AMPLIFIER High efficiency power transistors are employed in the pushpull compl...

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Page 4: ...EREo MONO l Hlrr c SPEAKER AFF B TAPE VOLUME MON LOUDNESS L __0_ R FM 88 s s 91 90 98 100 l0 t04 106 108 MHz 55 60 70 80 S0 100 l 0 140 160 x loKHz 6 15 1617 g 1B 11 12 1g 28 29 30 3t 32 33 I t3 25 26 27 Fig 4 2B 21 22 23 24 Fig 5 ...

Page 5: ...onnected to the SPEAKER SYSTEM B TERMINALS 9 BASS CONTROL As this knob is turned clockwise bass is boosted as turned counterclockwise attenuated The control is designed to give a flat characteristic curve when the knob is set to the middle sf the rotation range oThis knob controls the tone quality of both right and left channels simu ltaneously 10 TREBLE CONTROL Use of this treble control knob is ...

Page 6: ... 24 TAPE RECORDING TERMINALS Connect to these jacks the recording input terminals line input of the tape recorder or tape deck The signals outgoing from these terminals cannot be adiusted with the VOLUME 14 BASS 9 or TREBLE 1Ol controls NOTE For correct connection to the TAPE MONITOR 23 andTApE RECORDING l24l jacks refer to the articte CONNECTION OF TAPE RECORDER ON REAR PANEL 25 LAPE _ BECORDTNG ...

Page 7: ...ntal section of the T type antenna While actually receiving broadcast determine the direction of the horizontal section for the best radio reception and fix it on a wall or other place Refer to the article RECEPTION OF FM BROADCAST reprding the determi nation of the antenna direction When using the SX 44O afar from the broadcasting station behind a mountain or within a ferroconcrete building insta...

Page 8: ...0 For this connection use the cords which are normally accessory to the tape recorder The upper one of the recording input terminals line input is for the left channel the lower one for the right channel When the tape recorder is monaural connect its input terminal to the upper TAPE RECORDING TERMINAL 24l CONNECTION OF CARTRIDGE IGROUNDING o Groundingor non grounding the GROUND TERMINAL 1 16 does ...

Page 9: ...by setting the SELECTOR knob 5 to the FM MONO position When the knob is in this position however stereo programs are received as monaural programs The stereo indicator is unrelated although it lights 4 When good radio reception cannot be attained by the above operating procedures 1 to 3 reconsider the antenna referring to the article ANTENNA CONNECTION AND GROUNDING TRECEPTION OF AM BROADCAST 1 Se...

Page 10: ...be adjusted by the control of the tape recorder or tape deck NOTE When using a monaural tape recorder signals of either left or right channel only can be recorded I PLAYBACK set the TAPE MONTTOR SWTTCH 12 to the oN position Adjust the VOLUME BASS and TREBLE CONTROLS for desired sound volume and tone quality When the TAPE MONITOR SWTTCH 12 is in the ON position the position of the SELECTOR knob 5 i...

Page 11: ...tting Fully counterclockwise DIAL CORD STRINGING Step i nput Dial S etting Output Eq u iprnent C on nections Alrgnment Eq u i pment C on nections F req uency Level Adj ust Rema rks I Sweep generator Antenna terminal dummy 455kH z 5 0dB Point of no interference as near as 535kHz 0sci lloscope Itir Tzos T zot Tzoa Adjust for maximum sensitivity and sVmmetrical characteristics 2 Signal generator to a...

Page 12: ...core of Tzoa 56 that slope of straight portion of S curve will become the steepest and adjust the secondary core so that the center of S curve wiil coinclde with the center of the marker 4 Connect TP 2ar Ia fP2a2 5 J tlilri o o FM antenna no 20dB 400H z 30 90MHz 0scii loscope TP zo L2o4 Adjust for maximum deflection 6 106M H z 106MHz CT o 7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 several times 8 J il o Fr 4 Antenna ...

Page 13: ...ous tape Recording jacks equ ipped with TAPE MONITOR sruitch Tape recording plaYback jack DlN standards PHONO RIAA BASS boost 13dB cut 11dB at 50 Hz TREBLE boost 9 5d8 cut 10dB at 10 kHz Switchable to ON oFF Boost 12 dB at 50 Hz boost 6 dB at 1 0 kHz with VOLUME control set at 40 dB o FM SECTION Circuitry Frequency Range IHF UsableSensitivity lmage Reiection Signal to noise Ratio Antenna lnPut MUL...

Page 14: ...and receiver Static noise in FM reception in particular when auto mobiles run close to the house a White noises generated from automobile engines a R adio f requepcy sewing mach ine or weld ing machine being used near your house ln an area surrounded by hills or high buildings the FM input signals are very weak Thus the noise limiter in the circuit loses its function Set up an outdoor FM antenna h...

Page 15: ...eter Knob Bass Treble Power Knob Volume L Knob Volume R Knob Selector Knob Tuni ng Pilot Lamp Pilot Lamp socket Fuse 0 5A Fuse I A Fuse 2A Fuse Holder 2p Head phone Jack Connector 5p Plug for Speaker w15 O73 A w3 5 007 o w16 021 0 M2t 267 O M2r 27 t O tM3 3 086 D B I I 022 8 M42 0 18 E M4 2 009 8 A 33 O74 O A 3 r 087 O Mtt I 01 7 o A 9 l 007 o A12 131 O A 12 134 O A 13 0 r 3 O A 12 136 O A 12 139 ...

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