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Before operating this unit, please read these instructions completely.
We want to thank you for selecting this product and from this new addition to your home.
to welcome you to the growing family of satisfied Please read these operating instructions carefully,
Technics product owners around the world. and be sure to keep them handy for convenient
We feel certain you will get maximum enjoyment reference.
o ACCBSSON®S ............ 2 о Settingthe Time... ..................... 11
o Suggestions for Safety.................. 3 o To Usethe Timer ....................... 12
e For United Kingdom .................... 3 | Remote-Control Transmitter............. 16
о СоппесПоп8............................ 4 » Remotse-Control Operation. .............. 17
e Antenna Connections ................... 5 o Technical Specifications ................ 19
* Front Panel Controls and Functions..... 6 ¡ Maintenance............._ o omz лк.о, 19
o Memory Presettings..................... 8 eo Troubleshooting Guide ......... Back cover
o Listening to Radio Broadcasts .......... 10
(Refer to pages 4, 5 and 16.)
® РМ indoor antenna .......... 1 2
2
1 e Attachment plug .......... 1
(For United Kingdom)
e Remote-control transmitter
(RAK-SC301X). ............ 1
1 1
2
Note: Configuration of AC power supply cord and FM indoor antenna differs according to area.
THIS TUNER/RECEIVER |S CAPABLE OF RECEIVING THE NEW AM STEREO BROADCASTS FROM THE AM BAND RADIO STATIONS.
HOWEVER LIKE MANY TUNERS AND RECEIVERS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET IT WILL REPRODUCE THIS AM STEREO
SIGNAL ONLY IN AM MONO, WHICH, IN EFFECT, IS OF NO LESSER QUALITY THAN YOUR EXISTING AM MONG TUNER/RECEIVER.
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1Use a standard AC wall outlet
1. Use from an AC power source of high voltage, such as for
an alr conditioner, is very dangerous.
There is the possibility that a fire might be caused by making
such a connection.
2. A DC power source cannot be ussd.
Be sure to check the power source carefully, especially on a
ship or other place where DC is used.
Grasp the plug when disconnecting the power
supply cord
1. Wet hands ars dangerous.
A dangerous electric shock may result if the plug is touched by
wet hands,
2. Never place heavy items on top of the power supply cord,
and never force it to bend sharply.
HAC outlet on rear pane!
(not equipped for some countries)
1. Any equipment connected here should have the specified
power consumption or less.
This outlet is exclusively for the connaction of other audio
equipment, such as a tape deck. Be sure the power consump-
tion does not exceed the wattage specified near the AC outlet.
2. Never connect other electrical appliances, such as an iron
or toasiar.
If appliances with a large power consumption are connected,
an accident might occur as a result of overheating.
A Place the unit where It will be well ventilated
Place this unit at least 10 em (4') away from wall surfaces, etc.
Avold places such as the following:
in direct sunlight or In other places where the temperature ls
high.
in places where there is excessive vibration or humidity.
Such conditions might damage the cabinet and/or other compo-
nent parts and thereby shorten the unit's service life.
Be sure to place the unit on a flat, level sur-
face.
If the surface i$ inclined, a malfunction may result.
INever attempt to repair or reconstruct this
unit
A serious electric shock might occur if this unit is repaired,
disassembled or reconstructed by unauthorized persons, of if the
internal parts are accidentally touched.
Take particular care if children are present
Never permit children to put anything, especially metal, inside
this unit. A serious electric shock or malfunction could occur if
articles such as coins, needles, screwdrivers, etc. are inserted
through the ventilation holes, etc. of this unit.
Alf water is spilled on the unit
Be extremely careful if water is spilled on the unit, because a fire
or serious electric shock might occur. Immediately disconnect
the power cord plug, and consult with your dealer.
Avold spray-type insecticides
Insecticides might cause cracks or “cloudiness” in the cabinet
and plastic parts of this unit. The gas used in such sprays might,
moreover, be ignited suddenly.
Never use alcoho! or paint thinner
These and similar chemicals should never be used, because they
might cause flaking or cloudiness of the cabinet finish.
Disconnect the power supply cord if the unit
will not be used for a long time
If the unit is left for a long time with the power ON, this will not
only shorten its useful operation life, but may also cause other
troubles.
If, during operation, the sound is interrupted or indicators no
longer llluminate, or If abnormal odor or smoke is detected,
immediately disconnect the power cord plug, and contact your
dealer or an Authorized Service Center.
{("EB" area code model only)
The “EB” indication is shown on the serial number tag.
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THE WIRES IN THIS MAINS LEAD ARE COLOURED IN ACCOR-
DANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE.
BLUE: NEUTRAL
BROWN: LIVE
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus
may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the
terminals in your plug proceed as follows. The wire which is col-
oured BLUE must be connected to the terminal which is marked
with the letter N or coloured BLACK.
The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the
terminal which is marked with the latter L or coloured RED.
Make connections in the numbered sequence by using the included cables
and power cord.
REMOTE
Turntable SYNCHRO REC
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AC QUTLET
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Make connections as described below for remote-con-
trol operation and timer operation. For information
concerning the stereo connection cables of each unit,
refer to that unit.
[1] Connect the stereo connection cable
(included),
[2] Connect the L-type cables.
[3] Connect the 3-core flat cables.
Connect the 3-core flat cable
(included),
Connect the 3-core flat cable
{inciuded with the cassette deck),
Connect the AC power supply cords.
Connect the AC power supply
cord (included).
(1 Connect this cord only after all other cables have
been connected.
(2 For United Kingdom,
DN Household
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Fit a suitable plug to the AC power
supply cord.
Notes:
a Configuration of the AC outlets and AC power
supply cords differ according to area.
* If the graphic equalizer is not used in combination
with these components, connect the AC power
supply cord of the compact disc player to the AC
outlet of the amplifier.
“AC OUTLET”
“SWITCHED” outlet
Power is controlled by the power switch.
This outlet is only for use with other audio equipment.
Note:
If another unit is connected to the AC outlet of this unit,
be sure to check that the total amount of power consump-
tion of each unit to be connected does not exceed the
maximum power output allowed for the AC outlet of
this unit.
The indication AM used here
includes both MW and LW.
PM indoor antenna Fi outdoor antenna
75-0hm coaxial
AM loop antenna location
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Nota: An outdoor antenna should be installed by a competent technician only.
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Use the Vinyi-covered wire
attachment (not included)
plug
(included).
AM outdoor antenna AM loop antenna
M Indoor antenna (included)
Attach to a wall (using tack or tape) facing in the direction of best
reception.
For best reception sound quality:
An FM outdoor antenna is recommended.
Notes:
a The tack should not contact the internal antenna wire.
e Disconnect this antenna if an FM outdoor antenna is installed.
FM outdoor antenna (not included)
if the FM indoor antenna does not provide satisfactory reception
of FM broadcasts, an outdoor antenna should be used.
The outdoor antenna may be required in a mountainous region, or
if this unit is located inside a reinforced-concrete building, etc.
— if FM antenna terminal is as shown below —
(1) Remove a piece of the outer
vinyl insulator,
@ Twist the shield braid to
expose the core wire.
3) Connect the shield braid and
the center conductor as
shown below.
tape
Shield reía ‘Core wire
NAM loop antenna (included)
Connect the AM loop antenna to the AM antenna terminals, and
attach it to a column, rack or this unit (facing in the direction of
best reception).
Notes:
о If this antenna is not properly installed, AM broadcasts will not
be received.
е Ве sure to connect the AM loop antenna even when an outdoor
antenna is used.
Pay attention to the following points when attaching the
antenna.
» Do not attach it horizontally (to do so would impair reception).
e Do not attach it close to power cords, speaker wires or metal
surfaces {to do so would result in noise).
e Do not attach it close to a tape deck (when the tape deck is
being used, chirping or beeping sounds may be received).
When attaching the antenna to a column, a wall
or rack
Affix it vertically. Screws (included)
Column”
AM antenna
holder (A) (included)
When attaching the antenna to the unit
This type of installation may cause impaired reception or result in
signal noise. If possible, attach the antenna to a rack, a wall, ora
column.
Move the antenna toward the right or left to find the point of best
reception.
AM antenna holder (B)
Rear panel
of the unit
AM outdoor antenna (not included)
The outdoor antenna may be required in a mountainous region, or
this unit is located inside a reinforced-concrete building, etc.
Use 5— 12 m (16-40 ft.) of vinyl-covered wire horizontally at the
window.
The indication AM used here Includes both MW and LW.
[1] Power “STANDBY (h JON” switch
(POWER/ON/STANDBY d )
This switch switches ON and OFF the secondary circuit
power only. The unit is in the “standby” condition when this
switch is set to the STANDBY & position. Regardless of the
switch setting, the primary circuit is always “live” as long as
the power cord is connected to an electrical outlet.
[2] Tuning-mode selector (TUNING MODE)
Each time this selector is pressed, the selection changes, in
sequence, to “AUTO”, “MANUAL”, “PRESET” and “LOCK”,
AUTO:
At this position, broadcast stations are automatically found
when the tuning control is turned to the left or right until the
frequency changes.
MANUAL:
At this position, the tuning control can be used to tocate the
desired station.
PRESET:
At this position, a broadcast station already preset in the
memory can be selected.
LOCK:
At this position, the broadcast station now being heard is
locked in, and other broadcast stations cannot be tuned
to, even if the tuning control is turned.
[3] Tuning control (TUNING)
This control is used to select an FM or AM broadcast.
When the control is turned to the left, the frequency changes
downward. When the control is turned to the right, the
frequency changes upward,
Remote-control signal receptor (SENSOR)
Memory button (MEMORY)
This button can be used when preseiting broadcast station
frequencies to the memory. (Refer to pages 8-9.)
6] Preset- channel buttons
PRESET)
These buttons are used to preset broadcast frequencies into
the memory of this unit, and are also pressed to recall the
desired preset stations. (Refer to pages 8— 10.)
Each time a button is pressed, a frequency and “channel”
number is displayed; if the button is pressed and held, the
display will continue to be shown.
FM mode selector (FM MODE)
This unit automatically switches to the stereo mode when an
FM stereo broadcast is received. This selector is used to
select the mode (stereo or monaural) of FM broadcast signals
manually.
Band selectors (BAND SELECTOR)
FM: Press this button to listen to an FM broadcast.
MW: Press this button to listen to an MW broadcast.
ALLOCATION: When the MW button is pressed for about 3
seconds, the MW frequency step will change to 10 kHz per
step. (This unit is set to 9 kHz before shipment.) In order to
return to the original frequency indication, press this button
for about 3 seconds again.
LW: Press this button to listen to an LW broadcast.
FREQ SHIFT: When the LW button is pressed for about
3 seconds during reception of an LW broadcast, the LW
frequency will decrease by 2 kHz. In order to return to the
original frequency indication, press this button for about
3 seconds again.
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Clock set button (CLOCK SET)
This button can be used, when setting the unit to the present
day and time, to select the item (day, hour and minute) to be
set next.
Sleep button (SLEEP)
This button can be used to set the time at which the power will
be switched OFF.
This button can be used to erase the timer setting or to cancel
a setting that is being made, if, for example, you decide to do
something else.
[4] Stand-by button (STANDBY)
This button can be used to temporarily cancel the timer
setting.
This button can be used, when making the timer setting, to
select the type of timer operation, the day, the time, etc.
[7] Select buttons (SELECT)
These buttons can be used to set the unit to the present day
and time, and for setting the day, time, etc. for timer opera-
tion.
[A] Timer-mode indicator
This indicator shows the type of timer operation that has been
selected.
[8] Stand-by indicator (STANDBY)
This indicator shows that the timer has been set to eperate al
the programmed time.
Day display
This display shows the present day, and (if the timer has been
set) the day It has been set for.
DITimer ON/OFF indicator (ON/OFF)
This indicator shows whether the times for timer switch-ON
and switch-OFF have been set.
Time display
This display shows the present time, and (if the timer has been
set) the time it has been set for.
[F] Colon indicator
This indicator shows, by flashing continuously, that the clock
is operating.
(G| Tuning-mode indicator
(AUTO/MANUAL/PRESET/LOCK)
The words “AUTO”, “MANUAL”, "PRESET” and “LOCK”
illuminate in succession each time the tuning-mode selector
is pressed.
[Hl FM stereo indicator (STEREO)
This indicator automatically illuminates when an FM stereo
broadcast is being received,
It will not illuminate if the FM mode selector is set to the
monaural mode,
Digital frequency display
For timer operation, “CD” and “TAPE” are displayed.
[J] Quartz-lock indicator (QUARTZ LOCK)
This indicator Hluminates when the unit is tuned precisely to a
broadcast station.
Memory indicator (MEM
This Indicator llluminates when the memory button is pressed.
[L] Channel display
This display shows the channel number selected by one of the
preset-channel buttons,
EM mode indicator (AUTO/MONO)
When FM broadcasts are being received, usually the "AUTO"
indication is illuminated.
When the FM mode selector is used to select monaural
reception, the word “MONO” illuminates.
[N] Timer playirec indicator ((U PLAY/REC)
The indication AM used here
includes both MW and LW.
When broadcast frequencies have been preset te the memory, any of those broadcast frequencies can thereafter be easily selected by simply
pressing one of the preset-channel buttons. There are two methods for presetting broadcast frequencies in the memory: the automatic method
(sec below) and the manual method (refer to page 9); select whichever method you prefer.
When this method is used, the frequencies of the selected broad-
cast stations are automatically preset (in sequence to higher fre-
quencies) into the memory: “channels” 1 to 28 are available for
the presetting of FM stations, “channels” 13 to 28 are available
for MW stations, and “channels” 19 to 28 are available for LW
stations. When a presetting is made to a channel that has already
been preset, the prior presetting will be erased.
Switch ON the power “STANDBY D JON”
switch.
(The frequency will be displayed on the digital frequency
display.)
f) Switch the amplifier ON, and set it for
listening to radio broadcasts.
Press the desired band selector.
PRA: for FM broadcasts
MW: for MW broadcasts
LY: for LW broadcasts
Before presetting broadcast stations, press to select the
appropriate frequency step for your locality.
{Refer to item [8] on page 6.)
6 Set to the frequency from which you want to
' start automatic memory presetting.
(Refer to ‘Frequency tuning”, below.)
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Press and hold the memory button: release
"it when the display frequency begins to
change.
(The memory indicator will ffash, and the automatic
memory presetting is activated.)
à Confirm the stations which are preset to
) each channel, and write them in the station
log {page 10).
» To confirm the preset contents by tuning control
1. Set the tuning-mode selector to the “PRESET position.
2. Turn the tuning control to the left or right to verify the
broadcast station.
¡Notes
9 For automatic presetting in areas where there are fewer than
28 FM stations, the remaining channels (through channel 28)
will be left unoccupied. The unoccupied channels can be filled
by using manual memory presettings.
For AM broadcasts with extremely strong signal transmissions,
the frequency memorized may be slightly different than the
correct frequency. If this occurs, make a manual presetting.
( Frequency tuning ([TUNING] [TUNING MODE)
DOWN: Turn to the left to lower the frequency.
UP: Turn to the right to increase the frequency.
1. Set the tuning-mode selector to the “AUTO” position.
2. Turn the tuning control to the left or the right until the
frequency changes.
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3. When the displayed frequency approaches the desired fre-
quency, press the tuning-mode selector to select the
“MANUAL” position. (The displayed frequency will stop
changing.)
Note:
The changing of the displayed frequency will be automatically
stopped (by the automatic tuning function) if a broadcast
station frequency is located during the tuning process. If
the frequency at which it stops is not close to the desired
frequency, repeat step 2 at the left.
4. After stopping at step 3, turn the tuning control so as to tune
to the desired frequency.
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Stations can be freely preset to any desired channel.
A maximum of 28 broadcast stations can be memorized.
Switch ON the power “STANDBY d JON”
switch.
(The frequency will be displayed on the digital frequency
display.)
Switch the amplifier ON, and set it for
listening to radio broadcasts.
? Press the desired band selector.
В РМ: Юг РМ broadcasts
RAW: for MW broadcasts
LY: for LW broadcasts
Before presetting broadcast stations, press to select the ap-
propriate frequency step for your locality.
(Refer to item [8] on page 6.)
Turn the tuning control so as to tune to the
desired frequency.
(Refer to “Frequency tuning” at the bottom of the previous
page.)
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(The memory indicator will illuminate and the TT indica-
tion will flash on and off continuously.)
Note:
If the memory button is pressed continuously, the
automatic memory presetting will be activated. To stop the
automatic memory presetting, once again press the
memory button. Then begin again from step 4.
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(The memory indicator illumination will stop and the
flashing of “CH” indication changes to illumination.)
) Repeat the above procedures to make
) memory presettings; write the presettings
in the station log (page 10).
( FM mode (FM AUTO,
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With this unit, it is possible to enter into the memory FM broad-
cast stations in the monaural mode. This is convenient when
entering into the memory an FM broadcast station that is broad-
casting FM stereo signals in which there is much noise.
(M) Follow above steps 1 through 4.
O Press the FM mode selector to select “MONO”.
“MONO” FM mode indicator will illuminate.)
@ Follow steps 5 through 7 above.
MONO) memory
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Have you completed the steps (an page 8 or 9) of
“Memory Presettings”?
1
If not, follow the appropriate steps {on page 8 or 9), and then
select the desired station by following the steps below, or tune by
using the tuning control and the tuning mode selector. (Refer to
“Manual tuning”, below.)
Switch ON the power “STANDBY ® ION”
switch.
(The frequency will be displayed on the digital frequency
display.)
#7) Switch the amplifier ON, and set it for
Em listening to radio broadcasts.
Press “VV PRESET” or “A PRESET” to
select the desired “channel”.
The FM stereo indicator automatically illuminates when an
FM stereo broadcast is being received.
s To use the tuning control to select the “channel”:
1. Set the tuning-mode selector to the “PRESET” position.
2. Turn the tuning control to the left or right to select the
“channel”.
Follow the steps above, except that, for step 3, follow the steps
below.
1| Select the desired band. (Refer to page 6.)
Select the desired broadcast station by
using the tuning contro! and the tuning:
mode selector.
(Refer to “Freguency tuning”, at the bottom of page 8.)
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Note:
To prevent noise while listening to a broadcast station, switch
OFF the compact disc player and turntable.
Tuning-mode
selector
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Press the FM mode selector.
The sound will then be heard as monaural sound and the FM
stereo indicator will not illuminate; the "MONO” FM mode in-
dicator will then illuminate instead of the “AUTO” indicator. If the
broadcast signal is weak, sounds can be heard more clearly (than
in the stereo mode) by pressing the FM mode selector.
The back-up function maintains the preset memory and the most:
recent memory (see below) when the power is switched OFF, in
the event of a power failure, or if the power cord is disconnected.
The memory will be maintained for as long as approximately one
week.
Most-recent memory
The most-recent memory system “remembers” the broadcast
station last tuned to when the unit was switched OFF. That station
will be automatically tuned to when the power is switched ON.
if frequency presettings are accidentally
erased
Make the frequency presettings (on page 8 or 9) once again.
The power cord should remain connected for one hour or more
for the memory back-up to be effective.
Station Log
1 8 15 22
2 9 16 23
3 10 17 24
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
CLOCK SET SELECT
à Cancel button
Example: To set to 16:45 on Wednesday
Set the power “STANDBY &/ON" switch to “ОМ”.
The "E:" will flash. (Refer to note 1.)
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Notes
1. Note that the “E: in the display will flash continuously
when the unit is connected to a power source for the first
time, or if the power cord is disconnected or there is any
other interruption of power to the unit.
(Note that timer function memory will be retained for ap-
proximately three seconds after the power supply is inter-
rupted.)
2. Other operations, such as switching OFF the unit, etc.,
cannot be done while the time is being set. To do so, first
press the cancel button, then perform the desired opera-
tion. Note that the time will start from the time displayed
when the button was pressed.
3. 1f a mistake is made while making the setting, press the
clock set button; then press one of the select buttons
(while the day, hour or minute is flashing) in order to make
the resetting.
( One-time timer function (ONCE) >
This timer function can be used to switch the power ON and to
the stand-by condition at a desired day and time {one day only).
This is convenient for recording broadcasts while you are away.
(Programmed settings are canceled when this timer function is
used.)
)
9 Every week on the same day, (one day from Sunday to Satur-
day)
e Every day (from Sunday to Saturday)
e Every day except Sunday (from Monday to Saturday)
® Every day except Saturday and Sunday (from Monday to Friday)
The power will de switched ON and to the stand-by condition at
the desired times (among those choices described above). This
feature is convenient for listening to and/or recording the same
program at regular intervals.
(The programming remains in effect until canceled.)
(_ Weekly timer function (WEEKLY)
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( Sleep timer function (SLEEP)
This timer function can be used to switch the power to the stand-
by condition at the desired time (within a range of 60 to 10
minutes from the present time). Use this timer to switch the
power to the stand-by condition automatically even if you fall
asleep while listening.
(Programmed settings are canceled when this timer function is
used.)
If programmed times overlap, timer operation priority is as
“SLEEP",“ONCE” and "WEEKLY" settings.
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[1] In the following example, the “WEEKLY” setting will be stop-
ped mid-way.
SLEEP
ONCE |
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16
Not activated because the "ONCE" switch-ON time has priority.
[2] In the following example, the “WEEKLY” setting will not be
activated,
OJONCE
X | WEEKLY
14 15 16
Not activated because the “ONCE” switch-OFF time has priority.
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Cancel button e
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TIMER SET! [SELECT
Have you completed the steps described in the section “Memory
Presettings” (pages 8—9) and “Setting the Time” (page 11)?
Example: To set the one-time timer function for listening to
EM “channel” 3 from 18:30 until 21:00 on Saturday
“ON”.
(1) (TIMER SET| Press the timer set button.
(Flashing witl begin.)
Ps
e Use the select buttons to set to “ONCE”.
For the weekly timer function, set to "WEEKLY,
1) Press the timer set button.
(Flashing will begin.)
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(2) [SELECT] Use the select buttons to set to “SAT”.
For the weekly timer function, select from among
only one of the following: one specific day (Sunday
through Saturday) each week, or every day from
Sunday through Saturday, or every day from Mon-
day through Friday, or every day from Monday
through Saturday.
(1) [TIMEA SET) Press the timer set button.
(Flashing will begin.)
(Flashing will begin.)
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a) Use the select buttons to set to 30”.
(D) [TIMEA SET) Press the timer set button.
(Flashing will begin.)
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(2) [SELECT] Use the select buttons to set to “FM”.
The above “FM” display shows that the unit is in
the tuner position. Follow steps 3: and 4 below
to select the band (FM, MW or LW).
The indication changes as follows each time a
select button is pressed.
CD —.—e TAPE —> EM/MW/LW 7
[Y] CD —> FMIMWILW — TAPE
(3) [TIMER SET] Press the timer set button.
(Flashing will begin.)
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(4) [SELECT] Use the select buttons to set to “3”,
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(1) [TIMER SET] Press the timer set button.
(Flashing will begin. Note that there will then
automatically be an indication of the time that is
one hour after the ON time.)
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(4) [SELECT] Use the select buttons to set to “00”.
[TIMER SET] Press the timer set button.
(Flashing will begin.)
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Timer programming is completed; the display will
then return to the present time.
Switch the power “STANDBY d /ON" switch
to “STANDBY $ ”. Leave the power switch of the
amplifier at the ON condition.
(Check to be sure that the amplifier's "TUNER" input
selector has been selected. Set the amplifier's
volume to the desired level.)
= Notes
1. If a mistake is made while making the setting, press the
cancel button and begin again from step 2.
2. To switch OFF the unit while making the timer setting, or
while contirming the programmed setting, or to use the
tuner to listen to FM, press the cancel button and allow the
display to return to the display of the present time (the
colon flashes continuously) before doing so.
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{continued)
Follow steps 1 through 4 on pages 12 and
Prepare the cassette tape deck for record-
13.
ing.
(1) Press the timer set button.
(Flashing will begin.)
Follow steps 1 through 5 on pages 12 and
13.
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(Flashing will begin.)
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Follow steps 7 through 9 on page 13. Use the select buttons to set to “El REC”.
Leave the power switch of the compact disc player and of
the cassette tape deck at the ON setting.
Follow steps 7 through 9 on page 13.
Leave the power switch of the cassette tape deck at the
ON setting.
Note:
If a compact disc player with remote-control sensor (SL-PK25
etc.) is used, CD timer play cannot operate.
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| CANCEL]
[STANDBY]
READ
[TIMER SET
( To confirm the setting
| SELECT |
[READ] Press the read button.
(The display will change each time it is pressed. The display
changes in order, even if the timer is not set.)
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1. Press the read button so as to display the program
mode (1) or 3) above) to be canceled.
( To temporarily cancel a setting
(The stand-by indicator illumination will stop.)
3. Press the cancel button,
(The display will return to the display of the present time.)
Note:
To activate the timer again, repeat steps 1, 2 and 3 above.
)
C To cancel a setting
1, Press the timer set button.
2. [SELECT| Use the select buttons to select “ONCE” or
"WEEKLY".
3. Press the cancel button.
(The display will return to the display of the present time.)
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CANCEL]
READ]
[SLEEP] Press the sieep button whiie listening.
Illuminate.
ed. m o MODE 1
Here, the setting is already made to 60 minutes, so the
powsr will be switched to the stand-by condition 60
minutes later. To change the 60 minutes to a different
length of time, follow step 2.
[SLEEP] Press the sleep button to select the time.
At the desired time, release the button.
The sleep timer operation will begin when the button is
released.
{1:60 — 50 — 40 — 30 + 20 —› 10 ———
The display will return to the display of
the present time.
C To cancel a setting
[CANCEL] Press the cancel button.
The display will return to indication of the present time.
Note:
The display will return to the display of the present time after
about one minute after the sleep timer is set.
e Press the SLEEP button to disptay the “sleep” time and then to
return (after about 10 seconds) to display the present time.
e Press the READ button to display the “sleep” time.
To return to the display of the present time, press the READ
button once again.
1. Open the cover.
2. Insert the batieries.
* Be sure to insert according to the (+)
and (—}indications in the battery com-
partment.
e Use two UM-4, "AAA (RO3;1.5W) size
batteries.
3. Close the cover.
Battery life is about one year. (Battery life may
vary depending upon the frequency of use
and other conditions of use.)
The batteries should be replaced if the unit
cannot be operated even when the remote-
control transmitter is brought close to the
unit.
Battery notes
e Be sure that batteries are inserted so that
they are placed correctly with respect to the
(+) and (—) indications in the battery com-
partment. If the batteries are not inserted
correctly, they may leak and damage the
remote-control transmitter.
° Do not use rechargeable (nickel-cadmium)
type batteries.
e Do not mix old and new batteries, or bat-
teries of different types (carbon and
alkaline, etc.).
e If the remote-control transmitter is not to be
used for a long period of time, take out the
batteries and store them in a cool, dark
place.
9 Remove and dispose of worn-out batteries.
o Never attempt to recharge or short-circuit
the batteries, and do not disassemble them
or expose them to excessive heat or throw
them into a fire.
e |f a battery leaks, remove both batteries and
dispose of them, and then thoroughly clean
the battery compartment before inserting
new batteries.
Use the remote-control transmit-
ter within 6 meters (20 Н.).
6 meters (20 ft.)
Face H toward ihe remote-contro!
signal receptor of this unit.
(Obstacles should be
avoided.)
Be sure the transmitter part of the remote-control
transmitter and the receptor pant of this unit are
free from dust.
Excessive dust might prevent reception.
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Avoid dust.
— Other notes
1. Do not expose the receptor (on this unit)
to direct sunlight or other strong light,
because to do so might result in in-
correct operation.
2. Do not use a remote-control transmitter
for a TV set, a YCR or other video compo-
nent at the same time as this remote-con-
trol transmitter is being used, because to
do so might result in incorrect operation.
3, If this unit is installed in a rack with glass
doors, the glass doors’ thickness or col-
or might make it necessary to use the
remote-control transmitter a shorter
distance from the unit.
4. The control panel of the remote-control
transmitter may be covered by a clear
plastic protective sheet. This sheet can
be removed if desired,
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e This remote-control transmitter can be used for control of a
Technics amplifier with a control terminal, as well as a cassette
tape deck, turntable, compact disc player, or a graphic
equalizer with a remote-control terminal. Consuit your dealer
for details.
For detailed information concerning operation steps, etc.
please refer to the appropriate page for each unit and the
respective operating instructions. For this system, you can
listen to tapes or compact discs, etc., by operating the remote-
control transmitter without using the amplifier's input selectors.
EASY PLAY
DEGK TUNEA
EASY PLAY
CECK TUNER
AEE
When these keys are pressed, the power is automaically switch-
ed ON, and the compact disc player, tape deck and this unit are
automatically activated.
Notes:
e For operating the easy play buttons the unit has to be
swiiched to stand-Dy.
e |f a compact disc player with remote-control signal sensor is us-
ed, the power will be switched ON, and the amplifier's input
selector will change to CD, but operation will not be activated.
e |f there are tape cassettes in both tape decks, deck 2 will have
priority.
e Playback of one deck only can only be done by deck 2.
= 17 —
Press this key to switch the tuner ON or to the stand-by
condition.
Note that there is no need to press this key If the tuner's
power is ON. (If it is pressed, the tuner will be switched to
the stand-by mode.)
| © |- о | Press this key to select the desired preset chan-
6 | nel.
» To designate channels 1—9: Press the appropriate (1-9)
preset-tuning button.
Note: When selecting channel 1 or channel 2, enter the selec-
tion “017 ог “02”. If only “1” or "2" is pressed, channel access
will be delayed by two seconds.
o To designate channels 10 — 28:
MD Press the button for the left digit (1 or 2).
( Press the button for the right digit (1-0) within 2 seconds
after pressing the first button.
Example: To designate channel 12
Press the “1” button and then the “2” button.
SLEEP
Press this key to use the sleep timer operation.
Press this key to start play.
Press this key to stop play.
Note:
Only Technics turntables (e.g., SL-J110R, etc.) equipped with a
remote terminal can be remote-controlled by the transmitter includ-
ed with this unit, and only when connected by the proper cable.
e à | Press this key to adjust the volume level,
“т
CJ | The volume level is attenuated by 20 dB (approx. 1/10).
Press once again to return to the previous volume level.
Press this key to temporarily reduce the volume level.
В
oar | Press this key to switch the equalizer correction ОМ.
_ Press once again to switch to the flat setting.
Press this key to retrieve a memorized curve.
1 {Only applicable to a Technics graphic equalizer with the
preset memory function.)
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If switched over to tuner or tape during CD playback the stop
button and after that the playback button have to be pressed
to switch back.
pos Press this key to temporarily stop play.
— Press the play key to resume play.
= Press this key to stop play.
« Press momentarily to search for the beginning of the
ce track now playing. Repeat this step the necessary
number of times to search for a previous track.
Press this key to start play.
“"C | Press momentarily to search for the next track.
This button is only used when another CD player from
Technics can not be operated with the playback button.
If the switch over and the playback button are pressed
simultaneously for at least 2 seconds, the remote control
signal is switched over and the buttons have the in-
dicated functions. (To switch back to the former func-
tions press both buttons simultaneously.)
If this system is connected with other compact disc players
than SL-PJ27 or SL-PJ27A, pressing the play key of the
remote control transmitter during compact disc play may
cause the compact disc player to go in the pause mode.
— 18 —
(continued)
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pun Press this key to select the deck ("DECK 1” or "DECK
— | 2") to be used.
| ges | pass #> : For the ‘forward (A)" side of the tape
«Y: For the “reverse (BY' side of the tape
Press one of these keys to begin the playback or recording, press-
ing the key corresponding to the side of the tape to be played (or
recorded).
Press this Key to stop tape movement.
Press this key to make a silent interval during recording.
(After 4 seconds, the tape deck will automatically change to the
recording stand-by mode.)
To start the recording again, press the playback key.
Note: For some Technics tape decks (RS-X301, etc.), “DECK 1”
has no recording capability.
Press this key to advance or rewind the tape while the unit is in
the stop mode.
Press this key to select the desired tune while the unit is in the
play mode,
(Only applicable to a Technics tape deck with the “cuefreview”
function.)
wee | Prags this Key to temporarily stop playback or recording.
© Press the playback key to resume play or recording.
Press this key to change to the recording stand-by mode.
Note: For some Technics tape decks (RS-X301, etc.) "DECK 1”
has no recording capability.
(DIN 45 500)
E FM TUNER SECTION Selectivity (+9 kHz)
MW (at 999 kHz) 50 dB
Frequency range 87.50 ~108.00 MHz (0.05 MHz steps) LW (at 254 kHz) 50 dB
Sensitivity 1.5 MY (IHF, usable) Image rejection
SIN 30 dB 1.3 UY (75 Q) MW (at 999 kHz) 40 dB
SIN 26 dB 1.2 47 (752) LW (at 254 kHz) 40 dB
SIN 20 dB 0.9 pv (75 Q) IF rejection
IHF 48 dB stereo quieting sensitivity 28 uV/75 Q MW (at 999 kHz) 60 dB
Total harmonie distortion LW (at 254 kHz) 60 dB
MONO 0.15 %
STEREO 0.3%
SIN
MONO 70 dB (78 dB, IHF) - os
STEREO 65 dB (70 dB, IHF) 3 TIMER SECTION
Frequency response 20 Hz~ 15 kHz, +0.5 dB~ —1.5 dB
Alternate channal selectivity Clock Quartz-lock type
+450 kHz 55 dB 24-hour indication
Capture ratio 1.0 dB Functions 24-hour programmable;
image rejection at 88 MHz 45 dB weekly (1 setting)
iF rejection al 98 MHz 90 de once only (1 setting)
Spurlous response rejection at 98 MHz 75 dB sleep (at 10~60 min., 10-min. intervals)
AM suppression 55 dB Programmable content
Stereo soparation Program source (FM, MW, LW, CD, TAPE)
1 kHz 40 dB Timer recítimer play/power ON/OFF setting
10 kHz 30 dB Designation of preset station
Carrier leak Setting intervals 1 minute ~23-hours, 59 minutes
19 kHz —30 dB (—35 dB, IHF) (at 1-min, intervals)
38 kHz —45 dB {—50 dB, IHF) Priority order sleep, once, weekly
Channel balance (250 Hz-— 6,300 Hz) +1.5 dB |
Limiting point 1.2 pv
Bandwidth
IF amplifler 180 kHz =
Fil demodulator 1000 kHz li GENERAL
Antenna terminals 75 Q (unbalanced)
Quiput voltage 0.3 Y (0.6Y IHF)
Power consumption 9 W (Standby 5 W)
m AM TUNER SECTION Power supply AC 50 Hz/60 Hz, 240V
Dimensions (W x M x D} 360 x 64.5 x 288 mm
Frequency range | (14-3/16° х 2-17/32” х 11-11/32”)
MW 522 kHz- 1611 kHz (9-kHz steps) Weight 2,1 kg (4.6 ID.)
530 КНг- 1620 kHz (10-kHz steps)
LW 155 kHz ~ 353 kHz (9-kHz steps)
163 kHz ~351 kHz {—2-kHz shift)
Sensitivity (S/N 20 dB) Note:
RA 20 uv, 300 uvim Specifications are subject to change without notice. Weight and
LW 50 uv dimensions are approximate.
To clean this unit, use a soft, dry cloth. Never use alcohol, paint thinner, benzine, or a chemically treated
For very dirty surfaces, dip a soft cloth in a weak soap-and-water cloth to clean this unit.
solution and wring well. After cleaning, wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Such chemicals may damage the unit's finish.
— 19 —
Before requesting service for this unit, check the chart below for a possible cause of the problem you are experiencing. Some simple checks or
a minor adjustment on your part may eliminate the problem and restore proper operation.
If you are in doubt about some of the check points, or If the remedies indicated in the chart do not solve the problem, refer to the directory of
Authorized Service Centers (enclosed with this unit) to locate a convenient service center, or consult your Technics dealer for instructions.
Problem | Probable cause(s)
Suggested remedy
While listening to FM broadcasts
Due to the differences between a monaural and a
stereo signal, a higher level of signal strength is
required for proper stereo reception. If the signal
tevel is low, a hissing noise may be produced on
the stereo channel.
An unusual hissing noliss is
heard when listening to the
broadcast in stereo, but not
neard when listening
monaurally.
Noise |s excessive in both Poor location and/or direction of the antenna.
stereo and monaural
Transmitting station is too far away.
broadcasts.
¢ Try reducing the treble sound by using the treble
control of the amplifier.
e Set for monaural reception to reduce the hiss.
Note, however, that the broadcast will not be heard
as stereo,
e Try changing the location, height and/or direction
of the antenna.
e If an indoor antenna is being used, change to an
outdoor antenna.
e Try using an antenna with more elements.
The FM stereo indicator or Poor location and/or direction of the antenna.
the quartz lock Indicator
flickers, without completely
Muminating.
Transmitting station is too far away.
Excessive distortion in the
sound of stereo broadcasts.
Nearby building or mountain.
[Multipath distortion is being caused by the mutual
interference of broadcast signals received
directly from the transmitting station {direct
waves) and signals being reflected from nearby
buildings or mountains {reflected waves).]
a Try changing the location, height and/or direction
of the antenna.
2 |f an indoor antenna is being used, change to an
outdoor antenna.
2 Try using an antenna with more elements.
Sound Is distorted,
“popping” noise Is heard,
and/or the volume level
becomes low.
Broadcast signals are being disturbed by nearby
automobile traffic or airplanes.
o Relocate the antenna and the connection wires to
a place farther away from where automgbiies pass.
While listening | broadcasts
An unusual “beat” sound is
heard.
Unit is being used at the same time as the
television set.
s Switch OFF the television set, or use this unit
farther away from it.
A low-pltched “hum” sound
is heard when the
The AM loop antenna connection wires are too
close to the power cord.
o Place the antenna connection wires and the power
cord farther apart.
broadcast Is tuned. The power supply frequency from the power cord
is modulated and heard from the speakers.
9 Install a special outdoor antenna.
A strange hlesing nolse Is
produced contlnuousiy or
intormittentiy.
Caused by the “discharge phenomenon" and the
“oscillation phenomenon” of electric appliances
(such as fluorescent lights, TY, smail series-type
motors, rectification equipment, etc.).
e Try placing this unit farther away from such
equipment.
@ Install noise-prevention equipment on this unit or
on the electric appliance.
1ote-control transmitter
While using the rem
The remote-control
transmitter doss not
Batteries are incorrectly placed.
e Insert the batteries so that the positive (+) and
negative (—) polarities are correct.
function. The remote-control transmitter batteries are
consumed.
o Replace them with new batteries.
There is an obstruction between the remote-
| control transmitter and this unit.
9 Remove the obstruction.
The remote-control transmitter is not correctly
facing this unit.
© Face the remote-control transmitter correctly
toward this unit.
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 530-91, Japan
Printed in Japan
RQT0492-B
H0290C3110

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