JVC AX-R441BK, AX-R551BK Service manual

AX R551 BK
JVC
AX-R551BK
MODEL No.
,/
~
oM:
~
~
AX·~
8T£MOINTUlRATED
~
-
- -- ._.
---- - --
-•
-------------
[DJ
0
-
:=..-=t:C--:.?J:--=-=
.D..O.
d"
r-~-
_. --....-0
0
0'
"
~-_
=sir
"
0
-
,~: l:g~
"
I=~
-=
;
_____ I
__
e
0
-'1" 1-1 1:'"1"
:-,1 0D0'0'0 D"
-
0_ Cl 0 0
_0.
-C-
-
Contents
Page
Safety Preca utions ........................................................ 1·2
Specification s,................................................................ 1-3
Instruction Book ............................................................ 1-4
Removal Procedures..................................................... 1·30
Adjustment Procedures ............................................... 1-31
Explanation of LSI ......................................................... 1-32
i»age
Internal Block Diagramms of IC ................................ 1-33
Schematic Diagrams ............................................ Insertion
Remote Control Unit............................................. Insertion
Block Diagram ....................................................... Insertion
Connection Diagram ............................................ Insertion
Parts List................................ Separate Volume Insertion
No. 20016
Feb, 19S 8
AX-R551BK
'-Safety Precautions----------------,
1. The design of this product contains special hardware and may 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. Service 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 manufacturer of responsibility for personal injury or property damage resulting therefrom.
3. Many electrical and mechanical parts in the product 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 (Ll",) 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 part 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 part 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 0.5 mA 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 n 10 W resistor paralleled by a 0.15 I1F AC-type capacitor between an exposed metal part and a known good earth ground.
AC VOLTMETER
Measure the AC voltage across the resistor with the
(Having 1000 ohms/volt,
AC voltmeter.
or more sensitivity. I
Move the resistor connection to each exposed metal
,-----t-o
o-r-part, particularly any exposed metal part having a
0.15,.F AC TYPE
return path to the chassis, and measure the AC voltage across the resistor. Now, reverse the plug in the
Place t~is probe
AC outlet and repeat each measurement. Any voltage
on each exposed
150011 IOW
metal ptr1:_
measured must not exceed 0.75 VAC (r.m.s.). This
corresponds to 0.5 mA AC (r.m.s.).
f9
ETI
1
1
~
Good earth ground
VVarning----------------------------------~
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1-2
This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards.
It is the legal responsibility of the repairer to ensure that these safety standards are maintained.
Repairs must be made in accordance with the relevant safety standards.
It is essential that safety critical components are replaced by approved parts.
If mains voltage selector is provided, check setting for local voltage.
(No. 20016)
\
AX-R551 BK
5 pecifications
Input terminals
Input sensit ivity /
impedance (1 k Hz)
PHONO
: 2.5 mV/47 kohms
TUNER, CD,
: 200 mV/35 kohms
TAPE 1, VCR, TV,
TAPE 2 MONITOR
Output
For Other areas:
100 watts per channel, min. RMS, both
channels driven, into 8 ohms from 20 Hz to
20 kHz, with no more than 0.03% total
harmonic distortion.
100 watts per channel, min. RMS, both
channels driven, into 8 ohms at 1 kHz with
no more than 0.007% total harmonic d istortion.
Signal-to-noise ratio
PHONO
For Europe, Australia, Germany and U.K.:
85 watts per channel into 8 ohms at 1 kHz
(DIN).
TUNER, CD,
TAPE 1, VCR
TV, TAPE 2
MONITOR
75 watts per channel, min. RMS, both channels driven, into 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20
kHz, with no more than 0.007% total harmonic distortion.
S.E.A. graphic equalizer
Center frequencies: 63 Hz, 160 Hz, 400 Hz,
1 kHz, 2.5 kHz,
6.3 kHz, 16 kHz
Contro I range
: +12dB ±1 dB,
-12dB±ldB
: +4dB (at 100 Hz)
Loud ness controls
+4dB (at 10 kHz)
(Volume control at
-30 dB position)
PH ONO RIAA
: ±0.5 dB
(20 Hz - 20 kHz)
deviation
Record ing output
Output level/impedance
TAPE REC-l, 2
: 200 mV/l.8 kohms
VCR REC
80 watts per channel, min. RMS, both channels driven, into 8 ohms at 1 kHz with no
more than 0.003% total harmonic distortion.
(measured by JVC Audio Analyzer System)
Total harmonic
distortion
Power band width
: 0.03% (20 Hz 20 kHz, 8 ohms) at
100 watts (For other
area)
0.007% (20 Hz20 kHz, 8 ohms) at
75 watts (For
Europe, Australia,
Germany and U. K.)
: 10 Hz - 30 kHz ('66
IHF 0.2%, 8 ohms,
both channels driven)
(For other area)
7 Hz - 60 kHz ('66
IHF 0.05%, 8 ohms,
both channels driven)
(For Europe, Australia,
Germany and U.K.)
Frequency response
: 70 dB ('66 IHF)
78dB ('78 IHF, Rec
Out)
67 dB (DIN)
: 97 dB ('66 IHF)
74dB ('78IHF,
Speaker Out)
68 dB (DIN)
GENERAL
Power source
Dimensions
Weight
Refer to the table on
back page.
: 435 (W) x 117 (H) x
345 (D) mm
17 -3/16" x 4-5/8" x
13-5/8")
: 9 kg (19.8 Ibs)
Design and specifications subject to change
without notice.
10Hz - 50 k Hz,
+0.5, -3 dB (8 ohms)
(For other areas)
6 Hz - 70 kHz,
+0.5, -3 dB (8 ohms)
(For Europe, Australia,
Germany and U. K.)
POWER SPECIFICATIONS
Areas
Continental Europe
U.K.
Austral ia
U.S. Military Market
Other areas
Power Consumption
AC 220 V Av, 50 Hz
205 watts
AC 240 V Av, 50 Hz
475 watts
AC 110/ 120/220/240 V Av seiectable, 50/60 Hz
220 watts
(No. 2,)~ 16)
1-3
AX-R551 BK
PANNEAU AVANT
FRONT PANEL
:===
-=
8
ME M O R V - - - 0
.=
MANUAL - - - ,
.=
~
:
{
:
.=
.=
__
IPROGf.'lA~~
~A
.=
B
~C
~
~
~
D
e
"
AX-R551BK
-
.-~,....,-""""'~
.....
,..---.,""~-~
_
_ ....
.....
~"",,"""-'''''''O£T'BO~
,_c.--....~
-~"",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Fig.3
•
-'''-'''''''''''':'''"''-'ll''''''''~'''''-'-'''-'
. " . '->.<' ~ .. " ' - """ .. ,,"'..,
Fig.4
o REMOTE SENSOR
Th is sensor receives
control unit.
o Detecteur de telecommande (REMOTE
infrared
signals from
the remote
SENSOR)
RECEIVED indicator
This indicator will (10 on while infrared signals are being
received from the remote control unit
f) POWER
f} Alimentation (POWER)
ON:
Press to turn the power on To turn the power off.
press it again.
STAND BY: When all of the Indicators (other than the
STAND BY) are turned off. the memory circuit operates
and the preset stations and the source selectors are not
subject to cancellation or accidental alteration as long as
the power cord is plugged into an AC outlet. This situation
is called the STAND BY mode. The preset data and the
source select data are maintained even in the case of a
power failure or when the power cord is disconnected.
provided loss of power does not exceed a u)uple of days
ON:
a
a
STAND BY indicator
Connecting the power plu~l to the AC wall outlet causes
this indicator to light, indicating that the unit has been
placed in the stand·by mode. The light of this indicator
will go out when the power button is turned on
Indicateur d'attente (STAND BY)
a
-7-
1-4
(No. 20016)
infrarDuge
AX-R551 BK
o
Note:
• Even when the POWER button is set to STAND BY~ this
receiver consumes a small amount of electricity (5
watts), To shut the power off completely, disconnect
the power cord.
SPECTRO PEAK indicator/SEA GRAPHIC EQUALIZER
indicator (AX·R551 BK only)
This display doubles as a SPECTRO PEAK indicator
and an SEA GRAPHIC EQUALIZER indicator. It is switched between display by pressing the SPI/SEA button.
SPECTRO PEAK INDICATOR: The output signal is
divided into seven frequency bands, whose center frequencies are identical to those of the seven SEA bands. This
SPECTRO PEAK INDICATOR shows the output signal
level in each frequency band. For easy viewing, the indicator is designed so that its response time is faster when
rising and slower when decaying.
SEA GRAPHIC EQUALIZER: The dot point rises and
falls in response to the pressi ng of the correspondi ng
SEA LEVE L buttons to show the SEA level in each frequency band.
8
a
Notes:
• The SEA GRAPHIC EQUALIZER level indicator is
shown for about five seconds immediately after power
is applied.
• When a signal level is displayed by SPECTRO PEAK INDICATOR, SEA GRAPHIC EQUALIZER is displayed
for 5 seconds by pressing SEA LEVE L, SEA PRESET,
SEA FLAT, SEA REVERSE, MANUAL!PROGRAMED
or SEA MEMORY button.
o SEA
o
o
PRESET indicator (AX-R551 BK only)
Pressing the MANUAL/PROGRAMED button will cause
indicator A, B, C, D, or E to light, according to which preset pattern was being used the last time the unit was in that
particular mode (MANUAL or PROGRAMED) If no preset
pattern was being used, no preset pattern indicator will
light. These indicators also light when an SEA PR ESET
button has been pressed, to select a preset pattern or to
store a newly-created pattern in memory.
MANUAL!PROGRAMED indicator (AX·R551BK only)
Pressing the MANUAL/PROGRAMED button causes
"MANUAL" or "PROGRAMED" to light on the display,
indicating which mode has been selected.
MEMORY indicator (AX·R551BK only)
This indicator lights for about five seconds when the
MEMORY button is pressed, indicating the unit is ready
to accept the pattern you have created for storage in
memory.
o
o
a
-8-
(No. 21)() 1 6)
1- 5
AX-R5518K
o SEA
o Touches de preniglage SEA (SEA PRESET) (AX-R551 BK
PRESET (AX-R551 BK only)
Press to store the displayed S.E.A. pattern in memory or to
recall the preset S.E.A. pattern corresponding to the button
pressed. While in the MANUAL mode, pressing the SEA
MEMORY button and then one of these 5 button will store
the patterns you have created. Later, while MANUAL
mode, that pattern can be recalled by pressing the appropriate SEA PRESET button. Up to 5 original patterns can
be stored for recall in this way.
A different set of S.E.A. patterns is available when in the
PROGRAMED mode. These 5 patterns (HEAVY, CLEAR,
SOFT, MOVIE and VOCAL) have been permanently
stored in memory before the unit was shipped, and may
not be replaced. So, up to 10 patterns may be recalled. For
more details, refer to page 33.
MANUAL/PROGRAMED (AX-R551BK only)
Press to switch between the MANUAL and PROGRAMED
S. E.A. pattern modes.
SEA controls (AX-R441BK only)
The built-in graphic equalizer divides the audio spectrum
into seven frequency bands with center frequencies from
63 Hz to 16 kHz at intervals of 4/3 octave.
When the S.E.A. level is set to "0" (center position), frequency response is flat. The response can be varied by
±1O dB by raising or lowering the knob.
63 Hz: Raise to emphasize the low bass response of
organs, drums, etc. It produces stable and solid sound with
emphasis and eliminates the unclear sound response of
low frequencies with de-emphasis.
160 Hz: Emphasize to obtain a more expanded low
sound. Oe-emphasize to eliminate unclear sound caused by
large or nearly empty listening rooms.
400 Hz: This frequency range is the base on which music
is constructed. Emphasize to put a punch to your music.
1 kHz: Most effective in emphasizing or de-emphasizing
the human voice. Emphasize to cause the vocalist to be
brought to the foreground, or de-emphasize to cause
it to recede into the background.
2.5 kHz: This frequency stimulates the human ear. If the
music sounds hard or metallic, de-emphasize.
6.3 kHz: Boost to add clarity to winds and strings. This
frequency band varies the tonal expression, influencing
the subtleties of the music.
16 kHz: Boosting this frequency range properly adds to
the delicacy of highs, with cymbals and triangles resounding
in a more ear-pleasing manner, and provides a feeling of
extension. This frequency band can also be used to compensate for cartridge response since most moving-magnet
cartridges have their resonance peaks in the frequency range
from 10 kHz to 20 kHz.
4D POWE R lEVEL INDICATOR (AX-R441 BK only)
This indicator lights according to the output.
o
o
o
o
a
4D
-9-
1-6
(No. 2001 6)
AX-R551 BK
Q) PHONES (Headphone Jack)
Plug stereo headphones into this Jack for private listening
and record monitoring If you want to listen to sound
from the headphones only, press the SPEAKERS buttons
to OFF.
~ SPEAKERS
SPEAKERS 1: Press to switch the speakers connected to
the SPEAKERS 1 terminals on or off
SPEAKERS 2: Press to switch the speakers connected to
the SPEAKERS 2 terminals on or off
Note:
• When speakers are connected to only one of the
SPEAKERS terminals, press only the SPEAKERS
button of the system connected; if both buttons are
pressed, sound will not be heard from either speaker
system. When two pairs of speakers are connected and
either or both SPEAKERS buttons are pressed, sound
will be heard from either or both speaker system(s).
4i) DISPLAY LEVE L (AX-R551 BK only)
Adjusts the relative display position on the SPECTRO
PEAK INDICATOR so that weak or strong level signals can
be displayed in an easy-to-see position. This control has no
effect on the output sound level
~ SPI/SEA (AX-R551 BK only)
Press to SWitch the indication between the SPECTRO
PEAK INDICATOR and SEA GRAPHIC EQUALIZER
level indicator.
4P SEA FLAT (AX-R551BK only)
Press this button for a flat response
~ SEA REVERSE (AX-R551BK only)
Press this button to reverse the pattern's characteristiCS.
fj SEA MEMORY (AX-R551BK only)
Press this button and the MEMORY indicator will light
for about five seconds. While It is lit, press one of the
SEA PRESET buttons to store in memory the SEA pattern
currently being displayed, refer to page 34.
~ SEA LEVEL (AX-R551BK only)
The built-in graphic equali7er divides the audio spectrum
intu seven frequency bands With center frequencies from
63 HL to 16 kHz at intervals of 4/3 octave.
When the S.E.A. level is set to "0" (center position), frequency response is flat. The response in each band can be
varied up to ±12 dB by pressing the UP or DOWN SEA
LEVE L buttons.
Buttons for different frequency bands can be pressed at
the same time, and holding them down causes the level to
continue rising or falling.
63 Hz: Raise to emphasiLe the very low bass response of
organs, drums, etc It produces stable and solid sound
With emphasis and el iminates the unclear sound response
of low frequencies with de-emphasis.
160 Hz: Emphasile to obtain a more expanded low sound.
De-emphasize to eliminate unclear sound caused by large
or nearly empty listening rooms.
400 Hz: This frequency range is the basis on which music
IS constructed. EmphasiLe to put a punch to your music.
a
a
a
-10 -
a
AX-R551 BK
1 kHz: Most effective in emphasizing or de-emphasizing
the human voice. Emphasize to cause the vocalist to be
brought to the foreground, or de-emphasize to cause
it to recede into the background.
2.5 kHz: This frequency stimulates the human ear. If the
music sounds hard or metallic, de-emphasize.
6.3 kHz: Boost to add clarity to winds and strings This
frequency band varies the tonal expression, influencing
the subtleties of the music.
16 kHz: Boosting this frequency range properly adds to
the delicacy of highs, with cymbals and triangles resounding
in a more ear-pleasing manner, and provides a feeling of
extension. This frequency band can also be used to compensate for cartridge response since most moving-magnet
cartridges have their resonance peaks in the frequency range
from 10kHz to 20 kHz.
Cl) SOURCE SELECTOR
TAPE 2 MONITOR: Press to listen to a cassette deck
connected to the TAPE 2 terminals. Press again, and
this button will release this function so that the source
selected by another source select button may be heard.
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
Note:
• Press this button to monitor the recorded sou nd (I isten·
ing to the sound just recorded) when using a three·head
tape deck.
TAPE 1: Press to listen to a cassette deck connected to
TAPE 1 terminals.
CD: Press this button to listen to a compact disc player
connected to the CD terminals.
TUNER: Press this button to listen to a radio broadcast.
PHONO: Press to listen to a turntable connected to the
PHONO terminals.
VCR: Press this button to listen to the sound of the VCR
connected to the VCR terminals.
TV: Press this button to listen to the sound from the TV
connected to the TV terminals.
W SEA SOURCE indicator
This indicator lights when the SEA SOURCE button has
been pressed to ON.
fj SEA REC indicator
This indicator lights when the SEA REC button has been
pressed to ON.
~ ACOUSTIC EXPANDER indicator
This indicator lights when the ACOUSTIC EXPANDER
button has been pressed to ON.
@) SEA SOURCE
Press th is button to Iisten to the S E.A. -compensated
sound.
~ SEA REC
Press this button to record SE.A-compensated signals.
a
Note:
• S.E.A. recording is possible when the TAPE 1 or VCR
terminals are used but is not possible when the TAPE 2
terminals are used.
-11 -
1-8
(No. 2001 6)
AX-R551BK
f1; ACOUSTIC EXPANDER
When this button is pressed, the ACOUSTIC EXPANDER
indicator lights and the sound image is expanded, a monaural Signal will be given a stereo effect and a stereo signal
sounds better.
Notes:
• When a TV or VCR is monaural, use the Land R distributor (mono - Land R) for connecting the left and
right termi nals .
• ACOUSTIC EXPANDER sound effect cannot be re·
corded.
~ SOURCE indicator
The i nd icator I ight correspond i ng to the SOLI rce selector
button pressed
LOUDNESS
Press this button to compensate for the ear's lower sensitivity at low listening levels.
WBALANCE
Use to adjust the balance between the left and right
speakers. Normally set this control to the center click
position.
fj) VOLUME and INDICATOR
Controls the volume of the speakers and headphones,
and th is i nd icator I ights when the POWE R button has
pressed to on.
o
-12 -
(No. 20016)
1-9
AX-R551 BK
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
SOITIER DE TELECOMMANDE
(RM-SA551 or RM-SA441)
(RM-SA551 ou RM-SA441)
RM-SA551
RM-SA441
DD
Cl
O:i5p!!~t~[5
o!c:::J m m
c:::J CD m
o:
o
I~~~~~~~~-~
.IVC
Fig_ 5
Fig. 6
o Alimentation
OPOWER
AUDIO: Press this button to switch the AXR551 BK's or
AX-R441 BK's power on or off
TV: For use with the TV. Press this button to switch the
TV's power on or off
VCR: For use with the VCR. Press this button to switch
the power on or off
Note:
• Provided one of JVC-specified VCRs or TVs are used,
they can be remote-controlled_
• Before operating the television or VCR by remote control, be sure to carefully read the television or VCR
instruction manual,
8
f)PLAY MODE
Press this button for changeover to CD AUTO CHANGER.
CONTIN UE: Press this button to listen to the compact
discs loaded in the CD magaLine in the loaded (numerical) order regardless of the setting for programmed playback.
PRGM: Press this button to listen to the compact discs
in progra mmed order.
MAG.PRGM: Press this button to listen to the compact
discs in the order of the program previously stored for
each magazine.
-13 -
1-10
(No.20016)
AX-R551 BK
8
@) CD CHANGER
These buttons are for use in specifying a disc or track by
its number. When so specifying the No. of a particular disc
or track, the 10 KEY buttons 0 must be switched over to
serve the changer in advance.
DISC: To specify a disc No., press this "DISC" button
fl rst and press 10 KEY buttons f)
~ 17 /P 1) corresponding to the No ..
TRACK: To specify a track No, press this "TRACK"
button first and press 10 KEY buttons f) (DJ ~ [IQ] ,
1+1 0 [ill ) corresponding to the No.
(DJ
I,
(DJ a
a
Notes:
• For the proper method of using 10 KEY buttons, see
page 14.
• To play a compact disc, press ~ button 4fj .
• For details on the CD auto changer, consult its instruction book.
() SOURCE CONTROL
FM: Press this button to listen to an FM broadcast.
AM: Press this button to listen to an AM broadcast.
TV: Press this button to listen to the TV connected to the
TV terminals.
VCR/VIDEO 1: Press to listen to the VC R connected to
the VCR terminals and select the external input "VI DEO
1" on the TV set at the same time.
lE.
o Commande de source
Notes:
• Where the input to the TV is VIDEO 1 which is connected to the VCR, a black-and-white stripe pattern will
appear on the TV screen when the VCR is switched to
FF, REW or STOP. The video noise will sometimes
affect the system's audio system as audio noise. When
switching to another source, switch the TV input to a
source other than VIDEO 1.
• Consult instruction book of VCR, VIDEO and TV.
o CONTROL
(RM-SA551 only)
SEA: Press this button before adjusting the S.E.A. graphic
equaliLer using the equalizer control buttons.
SEA PRESET: Press this button to select an S.E.A. preset
pattern. Each time this button is pressed, the preset pattern
is set to successively change in this order. MANUAL A - B
- C - D - E - PROGRAMED A - B - C - D - E, then
returns to the MANUAL A.
(1) SEA SOURCE
Press this button to listen to the source with S.E.A. compensation
010 KEY ([IJ ~ [IQ] ,[QJ +101)
These buttons are for directly accessing the FM/AM preset
stations, or various TV channels, also for selecting the CD
track No. or the CD changer disc No. and also the 10 KEY
operation for selecting the DA 1's piece No.
a
,I
a
a
-14 -
(No.20()16)
1-11
AX-R551 BK
SEA (RM-SA551 only):
When the CONTROL SEA button 0 has been pressed, some of these buttons can be used
to select the graphic equalizer band to be adjusted.
TV or VCR: When the TV (VCR/VIDEO 1) button has
been pressed, these button can be used to select TV channels (TV channels of VCR).
TUNER, CDorDAT: When the 10 KEY button has been
pressed, use this button to assign the CH numbers or track
numbers (1 - 10) for a disc which is to be played or
programmed. To assign a track number over 10, use a
combination of the 1+101 button and numeric button.
(Examples)
5: Press numeric buttonW.
10: Press nu meric button []]]
17. Press the 1+101 button once and numeric button[llE].
20: Press the 1+101 button once and numeric button
[J]] (Possible to press [±IQ] , [iJ:Q] and [QJ buttons
when the component of tuner has []] button in addition to [TIQJ button)
25 Press the 1+101 button twice and numeric button
rn·
Notes:
• In the case of some TUNER, CD players or OAT decks,
only the 10 KEY may be used to set track numbers.
When entering single-digit numbers, press the number,
such as Wand wait for 3 seconds. For double-digit
numbers, such as "13", press DJ, then
• For details, consult instruction book of TUNER, TV,
VCR, CD player and OAT deck.
LZLEJ
«;) SEA LEVEL (RM-SA551 only)
These two keys are used to adjust the level of the frequency
band selected using the SEA graphic equalizer band select
keys (see "SEA" above)
Cl) VIDEO 2/VIDEO 3
rn,
These buttons correspond to the external INPUT terminals
on the TV set labeled VIDEO 2 or VIDEO 3.
To watch the video equipment connected to these two pairs
of terminals, press one of these two buttons so that the input signal from the TV terminals can be selected easily
rn.
fP) PRESET CHANNEL
When the FM, AM, TV, or
VIDEO 1 button has been pressed, a preset stat'lon
channel can be selected by using these buttons
quentially scan the available stations or channels in
direction.
0Q] ,[2] )
rn.
FM/AM/TV/VCR:
SEA (RM-SA551
VCR/
or TV
to seeither
o VIDEO 2/VIDEO 3
FM/AM/TV/VCR:
-15 -
1-12
(No_ 20016)
AX-R551 BK
ID PH ONO
4J) PHONO
IRM-SA551 only)
PHONO I [El): Press this button to start playing a record
on the turntable.
STOP lOO): Press this button to stop playing a record.
IRM-SA441 only)
PHONO ID): Press this button sets the sourse selector.
~CD
CD I[EJ): Press this button to start playing a compact
d ise.
STOP lOO): Press this button to stop playing a compact
disc.
AUTO SEARCH II~I, ~)
11 ~ I): Press this button to move the pickup to the
beginnirlcJ of the current tune while it is being played. Then,
each time this button is pressed, the pickup will skip to the
beginnin~ of the previous tune. Keeping this button pressed
causes the pickup to skip back continuously.
I I ~ I): Press thiS button to move the pickup to the beelinning of the next tune. After this, each time this button
is pressed, the pickup moves forward by one tune. Keeping
the button pressed causes the pickup to skip forward
continuously
10 KEY ID): Press th is button to use the numeric
buttons f) for selecting the CD track.
~ TAPE 1
TAPE 1 I [El): Press this button to start playing a tape in
the cassette deck.
STOP I [jJ): Press this button to stop playing the
cassette deck
~TAPE 2
Press thiS button to listen to the source connected to the
TAPE 2 terminals and press it again to disengage
~DAT
DAT 1[El): Press this button to start a digital audio
tape.
STOP lOO): Press this button to stop a digital audiu
tape
AUTO SEARCH II~I,I~I)
I~): Press this button to select the beginning of the
previous tune
11 ~ I): Prpss this button to select the beginning of the
forward tune.
a
a
a
a
Note:
• ~~ ,Lffi and ~,~ have the same function.
10 KEY I D): Press this button to use the numeric buttons f) for selecting the DA T rTlUSIC No.
I)
est indi~~ e it celle de
- 16-
(No. 2~O 1 6)
1·1 3
AX-R551 BK
4D ACOUSTIC
4fI
EXPANDER: Press this button to switch
the acoustic expander function on or off.
SURROUND CONTROL
In the case of SURROUND processor (optional) corresponding COMPU LINK of JVC, possible to control the following functions. Connect surround processor (optional) to
TAPE 2 terminal.
MODE: Press this button to change the surround mode
sequentially in order to select your optimum surround
effect.
SURROUND VOLUME
This button is for use in
adjusting the output levels of the front and surround
speakers in order to enhance the surround effect.
For detail, consult the instruction book for the surround
processor.
GB:
GEl:
Note:
• Consult your nearest JVC dealer for the controllable
surround processor by this button.
4DCONTROL
Only for use with COMPU LINK components
IVCR I: Press this button to operate the VCR connected
to the VCR terminals.
ITAPE I: Press this button to operate the cassette deck
connected to TAPE 1 terminals.
I DAT I: Press this button 10 operate the DAT deck connected to TAPE 2 terminals.
a
Notes:
• Press the TAPE 2 button to listen to a DAT.
• How to control JVC COMPU LINK
1. Possible to control only PLAY and STOP in the case
of soft logic deck.
2. Possible to control all in the case of full logic deck.
41> TAPE/VCR/DAT
CONTROL (ITAPE lor IVCR I or IDAT I)
PAUSE/STILL (00): Press this button to pause during
playback or recording. To release th'ls function, press the
PLAY button.
STOP (00): Press this button to stop operation
REC (cm): Press the PLAY ([El) button while pressing
this button for recordinq.
(1"'1): For the cassette deck or DAT deck Press this
button to quickly wind the tape from the right to left reel.
For the VCR: Press this button to take the VCR from the
stop mode to the rewind mode. During playback, press this
button for high-speed playback in the reverse direction
(Shuttle search).
tII Commande
-17 -
1-14
(No. 20016)
AX-R551BK
PLAY ([EJ):
Press th is button to play a tape.
For the cassette deck or OAT deck Press this
button to quickly wind the tape from the left to right reel.
For the VCR: Press this button to take the VCR from the
stop mode to the fast forward mode. During playback,
press this button for high-speed playback in the forward
direction (Shuttle search).
(I~I):
WFADE
MUTING (Dliih:J)
Press this button to lower the volume in steps. The volume
in further decreased each time this button is pressed.
~VOLUME(I11
+1)
Press the [:±J button to increase the volume and the G
button to decrease it. When these buttons are operated, the
VOLUME knob of the amplifier rotates to register the new
volume level and the knob's indicator blinks.
G
DJ
-18 -
(No.
2~cJ
1 6)
1-1 5
AX-R551 BK
How to install the batteries
Installation des piles
Fig.7
I I
Batteries
• How to install the batteries
Slide the cover of the battery case in the direction o'f the
arrow to remove it.
2. Install the provided batteries ("AA" UM-3, R6, 1.5 V I,
with their polarities properly placed.
3. Re-install the cover of the battery case.
• Battery life
The batteries can be used for an average of 1 year
• Battery replacement time
When the distance at which the remote control unit functions
begins to decrease, replace both batteries ("AA": UM-3, R6,
• How to operate the remote control unit
When the remote control unit is directly in line with the
remote sensor of this unit, the remote control unit may be
used from as far away as seven meters. But, when it is being
used from a position one side or the other, this distance will
be shortened
OPERATION
FONCTIONNEMENT
Before use
Connect each component correctly, then plug the power cord
to an AC wall outlet.
Basic operation
,. Press the POWE R button to on.
2. Select the speaker system with the SPEAKERS buttons
3. Proceed through the steps described below according to
your purpose.
4. Adjust the volume and balance you require
5. Use the SEA buttons to obtain the tone you wish to hear.
Listening to broadcasts
1 Press the TUNER button so that the TUNER Indicator
lights.
2. Operate the tuner as descri bed in its operation manual
a
15 VI
-19 -
1-16
(No. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
Listening to records
1. Press the PHONO button so that the PHONO indicator
lights.
2. Operate the turntable as described in its operation manual.
Notes:
• Use a turntable with an MM cartridge.
• If your turntable has a separate ground lead, connect it
to the GND terminal.
a
Listening to compact discs
1. Press the CD button so that the CD indicator lights
2. Operate the CD player as described in its operation manual
a
Listening to tapes
1. Press the TAPE 1 or TAPE 2 MON ITO R button so that the
TAPE 1 or TAPE 2 MONITOR indicator lights
2. Operate the cassette deck for playback as described in its
operation manual.
a
Watching and listening to TV
1. Press the TV button so that the TV indicator lights
2. Operate the TV as described in its operation manual
a
Watching and listening to a VCR
1. Press the VCR button.
2. Operate the VCR for playback as described in its operation
manual.
a
Recording tapes
- Recording from records -
1. Press the PHONO button so that the PHONO indicator
lights
2. Operate the tu rntable.
3. Operate the cassette deck for recording.
Note:
• The sound you hear from the speakers or headphones is
the source sound, not the recording on the tape.
a
- Recording from other sources (CD, TUNER, VCR, TV) Press the button corresponding to the source to be recorded.
All other operations are identical to those when recording
from records.
• For S.E.A. recording using the SEA REC button, refer to
page 33.
a
Tape dubbing
To dub tapes, connect two tape decks. One for playback and
the other for recording You can dub from the tape deck
(connected to the TAPE 2 terminals) onto the tape deck
(connected to the TAPE 1 REC terminals) and vice versa.
a
a
- Dubbing from Tape 1 to Tape 2 -
a
1 . Activate the TAPE 1 button and the TAPE 1 indicator
lights
2. Operate the tape deck (connected to the TAPE 1 P LA Y
terminals) for playback.
3. Operate the tape deck (connected to the TAPE 2 terminals)
for recording
a
a
Copie de bandes
a
a
a
a cassette
1 vers la platinea cassette 2 -
a
a
- 20-
(No. 20016)
1-17
AX-R551 BK
a cassette 2 vers la platine cl cassette 1 -
- Dubbing from Tape 2 to Tape 1 -
1. Activate the TAPE 2 MON ITOR button and the TAPE 2
MONITOR indicator lights.
2. Operate the tape deck (connected to the TAPE 2 terminals)
for playback.
3. Operate the tape deck (connected to the TAPE 1 R EC
terminals) for recording.
Notes:
• When dubbing from the tape deck (connected to TAPE 2
terminals) onto the other tape deck, select the SOURCE
SELECTOR button other than "TAPE 1".
• While playing back a tape on the tape deck (connected to
TAPE 2 terminals), you can not record another source
onto the component (connected to TAPE 1 R EC terminals).
• When recording or dubbing tapes, the source sound will be
heard from the speakers or headphones. (Not the sound
being recorded on the tape.)
• The S.E.A. recording is not applicable to the tape deck
(connected to the TAPE 2 terminals).
How to operate the monitor while recording on the tape deck
a
1. Connect the 3-head tape deck to the TAPE 2 terminals.
2. Make sure to connect the signal cords to the PLAY and
REC terminals, and remove the remote cable connected to
the tape deck.
3. Select a source from wh ich you want to record by depressing the SOURCE selector button on this unit.
4. Operate the tape deck for recording as described in its
operation manual.
5. By playing the source component, you can record on the
tape deck.
6. While recording on the tape deck, the recorded sound can
be heard by depressing the TAPE 2 MONITOR button on
this unit or that of the remote control unit.
1. Connectez un magnetocassette
a3
Using stereo headphones
Stereo headphones can be plugged into the front panel jack.
The signal from this jack is independent of the speakers.
1. Plug stereo headphones into this jack for private listening.
2. To listen through headphones while listening to the speakers, press the appropriate SPEA K E RS button to ON ( ~ ).
~21-
1-18
(No. 2001 6)
AX-R551 BK
HOW TO USE THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
(RM-SA551/RM-SA441 )
UTILISATION DU BOITIER DE TELECOMMANDE
(RM-SA551!RM-SA441)
•
•
•
•
The "COMPU LINK" component system is composed of
the following· tuner, CO player, cassette deck, record
player and OAT deck, all using COMPU LI N K 1/SYNCH RO
terminals for connection.
Each "COMPU LINK" component can be put in operation
by merely operating the button on the remote control
unit it is not necessary to press the source selector button
on the amplifier.
Example: A component is playing when you set the target
component in playback by pressing the PLAY button (of
the remote control unitl: as you press the PLAY button,
the other component wi II automatically stop playi ng
a
•
•
Notes:
• When the DAT deck is playing, it will not stop playing even
if other components are started. And vice versa, if a component other than the DA T deck is playing and the DA T is
then started the component that was playing will not stop.
• If the component already in playback happens to be device
not covered by "COMPU LINK", it will keep on playing
back in the above case. To stop that non-COMPU LINK
device (which may be a VCR, video deck, TV or sound
processor), press its STOP button.
•
•
The remote control unit works best when it is held level
and aimed straight at the remote sensor of the amplifier.
(The control unit is RM-SA551 or RM-SA441 and the
amplifier is AX-R551BK or AX-R441BK, respectively, in
that order.1
If the signal emitted by the control unit is received by two
or more components, The recipients may hesitate to start
up. In this case, keep pressing the button until all of the
target components start. If the target components are wide
apart, they may not be able to receive the emitted signal
simultaneously, so that some of them may remain still.
In such case, re-aim the control unit to the remote sensor
of each still component and press the button.
The remote control unit (RM-SA551 or RM-SA441I has
no memory capability. Thus, programming by using
memory, if desired, must be effected at the component,
which may be a tuner, CO player or OAT player.
•
a
Drawn figures take RM-SA441 for a model. RM-SA551
and RM-SA441 have the same function except SEA
operation (except SEA SOURCEI and PHONO operation (Fig 121.
•
- 22-
(No.
2~()16)
1-19
AX-R551 BK
SEA operation
Commande SEA
Fig. 8
FM/AM broadcast
Emission en FM/AM
Fig. 9
(RM·SA551)
Fig. 10
Turning ON and OFF of power supply (Fig. 8)
o POWER [AUDIO[ Press this button to turn ON the
amplifier, and press it again to turn it OFF.
o POWER [VCR [ Press this button to turn ON the VCR,
o
o
and press it again to turn it OFF.
Press this button to turn ON the TV, and
press it again to turn it OF F.
o POWE R CTIZJ.
o
SEA operation (RM-SA551 only) (Fig. 9)
1. Cl) CONTROL [ SEA [ Pressing this button sets these
buttons automatically in SEA mode 10 KEY, 63 Hz 16 kHz O[}]-[7/P[and SEA LEVEL 0[E-ffi]
2. 0 DJ - [7/P [ Press the button for the band, whose level
you want to change.
3. 0
Pressing button rn:J lowers the level of the
raises its level.
selected band; pressing button
rn:J - [[]
Lf\/J
ffi]-ffi]
lli1
DJ a
Note:
• How to use SEA PRESET (RM·SA551 only) and SEA
SOURCE is explained in page 9 and 11,
0
a
a []]
To listen to radio broadcast, FM or AM (Fig. 10)
1.
[fMJor[AMI
Pressing this button (FM or AM) sets
these buttons in FM or AM mode, 10 KEY: [l] - [IQ] ,
[+101 ,[Qj.
e
U'D
Note:
• The amplifier source selector automatically switches
over to "TUNER" and the tuner will indicate "FM" or
"AM".
DJ
- 23-
1-20
(No. :20016)
AX-R551 BK
FM/ AM broadcast or TV
Emission en FM/AM ou TV
Fig. 11
2.
3.
DJ a
DJ
0
~ [IQ] , [±J]J, []]
Of the preset channels, programmed in the tuner, check the number of the channel
of your choice, and press the button corresponding to that
channel number. Examples
Channels 1 ~ 10
For Channel 5, press numeric button [§J.
For Channel 10, press numeric button [IQ] .
Channel 17
Press [iJ]J button once and then numeric
button 17 IP I.
Channel 20 Press G:IQJ button once and then numeric
button [IQ] .
Channel 25 Press [iJ]J button twice and then numeric
button [§] .
a
ffil
B 8J
ID>
PRESET CHANNEL
These buttons are for
Incrementing or decrementing the number. That is, selectIng the next channel above or below the currently selected
channel
BG.
To listen to TV broadcast (Fig. 11)
Turn power ON in each component involved.
1. 0 I TV I
Pressing this button switches the source selector
automatically to TV. (TARGET --+ AMPLIFIER)
ITVI
VCR goes into TV mode by pressing this button. (TARGET --+ VCR)
I TV I. TV goes into TV mode by pressing this button.
(TARGET --+ TV)
o
o
o
Notes:
• For remote control or VCR and TV, refer to page 28.
• These buttons automatically shift to TV mode: 0 10
KEY, ID> PRESET CHANNEL ElG.
o
DJ [[], []]
~
(When you select VCR or TV on the remote control)
Press the button for the desired TV channel.
3. ~ PRESET CHANNE L
For shifting the channel
selection upward or downward. Each push of the button
selects the channel immediately next to the current channel.
2. fj
a
BC±J
DJ a []],
a
0
GG
- 24-
(No. 2~O 1 6)
1-21
AX-R551 BK
10 aoel-[51
i
mmm
CH:!] CD CD
~ [El II}--[!J
wm
,-
1
lr:::l [El
11F--.~1
IES
I,[!]
m
CD
m
-
---
Note:
PHONO 0
(RM·SA441 only): Source selector is
switched to "PHONO".
Fig. 13
Note:
• 4D
Pressing th is button stops the
2
To play CO or OAT (Fig. 13)
4B or 41) 10 KEY 0
To select a track by number on
the CD or a program by the number on the OAT deck, press
this button first and then press the 0 10 KEY
~ 0]],
1+101, [QJ buttons for the selected number,
1, 4B CD ~ or G} OAT ~
Pressing th is button com·
mences play back,
DJ
Note:
• To listen to music with a OAT deck connected to TAPE
2 terminal, press 411 TAPE 2 button first and press
G} OAT [El button.
DJ
rn,
fJ or 49 STOP
Press this button to stop the performance,
3, AUTO SEARCH
~
Pressing this button interrupts
the selection being played and returns to the start of that
selection,
AUTO SEARCH (I ~ I)
Pressing this button interrupts
the music and brings the CD or tape to the start of the next
selection,
(I
Fig. 12
• 4D
2,
0,I
01
Pressing the but·
ton switches the source selector automatically to "PHONO"
or "TAPE 1", depending on the button you press, and
playback starts
m
-,
-~
lE]
Gl .~
To play phono or cassette deck (Fig. 12)
1, 4D PHONO CB or Q) TAPE 1 [EJ
or ® STOP
phono or cassette deck,
§
(RM·SA441)
(RM·SA551)
4D
El
'mmll """"'"
[al =" 0~ -~I
c::::J-GJ
ICb m Eii3 01
-
2,
~
D
I),
00
Note:
• Press once to advance to the next selection. For fast
forward, keep pressing this button.
- 25-
1-22
(No. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
CD AUTO CHANGER operation (Fig. 14)
f)PLAY MODE
ICONTINUE
Pressing this button plays the discs in the
magazine sequentially, starting with Disc 1, regardless of
the program.
IPRGM
Press this button to play the discs in programmed sequence
IMAG. PR GM
Set your magazine in place and press
this button. the discs will be played back in the sequence
programmed in the magazine.
Function of MAG PRGM isn't operated in the case of some
CD players then consult instruction book of CD auto
changer.
8CD CHANGER
Pressing DISK or TRACK button assigns" 10 KEY for
use in CD changing.
IDIScl + ., 10 KEY: Press this kay to specify a disc by
its number in the magazine. In the case, press 0 DISC
button before operating 10 key function.
ITRACKI + ., 10 KEY: Press this key to specify a track
by its number in the magazine. In the case, press 0
TRACK button before operating 10 key function.
I:
I
I:
I:
I
Notes:
• To understand 10 KEY operation, refer to page 14.
• For detail, consult the instruction book of the CD auto
changer.
SURROUND CONTROL (Fig. 15)
This control is for the surround processor (optional) connected to TAPE 2 terminal. For surround control, press TAPE 2
button Cl first and then the following
4fIIMODE]: Press this button to shift the surround proces
sor's selector from its current mode to another.
4fISURROUND VOLUME
For raising or lowering
the output levels of the front and surround speakers, in
order to enhance the surround effect. Pressing G button
lowers and pressing GJbutton raises the volume.
Note:
• For detail, consult the instruction book of the surround
processor.
SURROUND CONTROL
I:
BG:
CDAUTO CHANGER
I:
I:
a
Bm:
B
Fig. 14, 15
- 26-
(No. 20016)
1-23
AX-R551 BK
[d] m El"""""""El 01
[!J mll
1-'
DI
~[
....- ~--I
='D
D--GJ
[IT:! m £Eii3 01
,.."./ ......... UMC
1.
~
4D
~
GJ8
~ffElCElEl
I11
II~~
""""
mmm
I
..lYe
_SAMl
\"*1EII N
a
,
2.
+
"'"
3.
R)II,t,X-_,
REMOTE camIOt.
Fig. 16
4.
Control the COMPU LINK cassette deck and "OAT deck"
without changing the "SOURCE SE LECTOR" of the ampli·
fier. See the Note**. (Fig. 16)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
4El
CONTROL CfAPE=:l or IOAT I: Pressing
[JB~EJ
button or I OAT I button makes the control button ti>
serve the cassette deck or the OAT deck, respectively.
ti> PLAY ~: Pressing this button starts the cilssette
or DA T deck for playback.
ti> STOP 00: Pressing this button stops the cassette or
DAT deck to interrupt the playback.
ti> PAUSE/STILL [!!] : Pressing this button pauses the
cassette or OAT deck in play back operation.
ti> PLAY [E]: Pressing this button resumes the
recording operation that has been interrupted by pause.
ti> ~: Pressing this button sets the tape in rapid
winding into the left cassette reel.
41> ~: Pressing this button sets the tape in rapid
winding into the right cassette reel.
ti> REC [ill + PLAY ~ : Pressing [E] button
while keeping [ill button pressed commences recording.
ti> REC [ill + PAUSE/STILL []I]: Pressing these buttons, ill] and OIl at the same time pauses the recording
operation. (Record ing can be resumed at any time. )
5.
D
Note:
• I n the case of cassette deck, some aren't activated.
-- 27 -
(No. 20016)
a
Notes:
* By operating the remote control unit, you can select the
"TAPE 2" of the amplifier. But the cassette recorder
(named "TAPE 2") will not start playing. To play the
TAPE 2, press its PLA Y button.
* * To play the OAT deck, connect it to the TAPE 2 terminals
of the amplifier. Press the 41) TAPE 2
button,
4El lOA T 1and operate the button ~ .
1-24
AX-R551 BK
In the case of IT ARG ET --> TV) or (T ARG ET --> VCR) level upper end of remote control unit at remote sensor of TV or VCR
then operate remote control.
VCR
Magnetoscope
El
[El
ii:i'''ffi m
II][=]
!El El
Fig. 17
Video cassette recorder playback (Fig. 17)
1. 0 VCR/VIDEO 1 0
: Pressing this button switches
the source selector over automatically to VCR.
2. 0 VCR/VIDEO 1 D
(TARGET --> TV): This is for
switching the TV's "INPUT SELECT" to VIDEO 1 or
VCR.
D:
D
Notes:
• When the VCR is set to the fast forward, rewind or stop
mode, selecting the VIDEO signals from the TV LINE
OUT terminals (for VIDEO) may cause black and white
stripes on TV screen.
• Consult instruction book of the corresponding components.
3. ~ PLAY ~ (TARGET --> VCR): Pressing this button sets the VCR in playback operation.
Notes:
• In this case, the on-going play is not stopped. If you
wish to stop, take the action required.
• It takes a few seconds for a pictures to appear on TV
screen.
4.
ID
3. ~
STOP [jJ (TARGET --> VCR): For stopping VCR.
PRESET CHANNEL
(TARGET --> VCR):
For switching the VCR tuner's channel upward or downward.
5. ID>
B - CB
How to control the VCR without making any selection with
the amplifier's source selector (Fig. 17)
1. lE) CONTROL I VCR I: Pressing this button makes the
control button ~ serve the VCR.
2. ID PLAY ~ (TARGET --> VCR): Pressing this but·
ton starts the VCR in playback.
4. ~ Arret (STOP) ~ (Cible -+ Magnetosc~~e) (TARGET
--> VCR): Pour arreter le magnetoscope.
5. 4D Canal preregle (PRESET CHANNEL) [] Cible
--> Magnetoscope) (TARGET --> VCR): POL commuter le
canal de syntoniseur de magnetoscope en haL: ou en bas.
CB
I
- 28-
(No.2~016)
1-25
AX-R551 BK
Notes:
• In this case, the on-going play is not stopped_ If you
wish to stop it, take the action required.
• When selecting the component connected to the "TAPE
2" terminals, press the TAPE 2 button.
If a cassette deck is connected to these terminals, since
tape playback cannot be started with the remote control
button, press the PLAY button of the cassette deck.
• When playing a DAT deck, connect it to the "TAPE 2"
terminals, and connect the remote cable.
To start, press the TAPE 2 button then press the DA T
CONTROL button.
• When connecting the cassette deck to the TAPE 2 terminal, do not connect the remote cable.
STOP 00 (TARGET ~ VCR): For stopping the
VCR.
4. 41> PAUSE/STILL [iIJ (TARGET ~ VCR): Pressing
this button while the VCR is in playback switches its mode
toSTILL.
41> PLAY ~ (TARGET ~ VCR): Pressing this button resumes the recording operation that has been interrupted by pause.
5. 41> I .... I (TARGET
VCR): Press this button to re
wind the tape.
41> I ~ I (TARGET
VCR): Press this button to set
the tape in rapid forward motion. When the tape is irr the
PLA Y mode, these two buttons can be used for selecting
the "SHUTTLE SEARCH".
41> REC [Q] + PLAY [El (TARGET ~ VCR): To
start recording, press ~ button while keeping [QJ button pressed.
41> REC [ill + PAUSE/STILL[JI] (TARGET ~ VCR):
Pressing these buttons, [ill and [i!J , at the same time
pauses the recording operation. (Recording can be resumed
at any time.)
Switch the audio and video signals from the video equipment
(connected tothe TV set). (Fig. 17)
01vIDE021 or IVIDE031: The "SOUND SELECT" of
the Amplifier selects the "TV".
01vIDEO 210r l.SLtQfQjJ (TARGET ~ TV): The "INPUT
SELECT" of the TV set selects the "VIDEO 2" or
"VIDE03".
ACOUSTIC EXPANDER effects (Fig. 18)
CD IACOUSTIC EXPANDER I: Press this button to engage
ACOUST I C EXPAN DE R effects. Pressing th is button
again, the ACOUSTIC EXPANDER effects are by-passed.
Move volume up or down (Fig. 18)
W VOLUME 111
+ I: The sound volume is
increased or decreased gradually.
Mute the sound (Fig.18)
W FADE MUTING ~: The volume is further decreased
each time this button is pressed.
3.
a
41>
IEfl m rE5B 01
1-'
Cl
CEJ mll . [01 =" Cl
--~I
ICb ffi lEiiEl 01
--
CB
o
m.
-:-
D--£:I]
C::=::==:=J
~[]J,=m
~-'~-~
~
IEI Gl CEJ 8
I+ I
GJ
--
......
I
Fig. 18
- 29-
1-26
(No. 20016)
I
AX-R551 BK
SYSTEME DE TELECOMMANDE
COMPU LINK
r"'AJlDI'
• ,&IV
.." •••rv •••••
,
Ill/ Remote 1111
Control System
a
COMPU LINK REMOTE CONTROL
SYSTEM
a
The COMPU LINK REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM was
developed by JVC. You can control each COMPU LINK component from the remote control unit, and also perform the
following advanced operations with ease.
Automatic source selection
If the attached remote cable is used to connect this unit to
other JVC components with COMPU LINK-l/SYNCHRO
terminals, sources can be switched with just one touch of the
unit's source selector buttons and the corresponding component will start to play automatically. The source select button of the remote control unit or the appropriate component's
activation button may also be used.
When switching from one component to another, such as a
cassette (jeck, turntable or CD player, the previous component
will stop playing after about five seconds.
Synchronized recording
Synchronized recording refers to the process whereby a cassette deck automatically commences recording, in synchronization with the CD player or turntable.
Set the cassette deck to the REC/PAUSE mode according to
the procedures in the instruction manual.
When synchronously recording the CD player, push the PLAY
button on the CD player.
The cassette deck enters the record mode the moment the CD
player starts and synchronized recording commences.
Synchronized recording stops automatically when the CD
player stops playing
To cancel synchronized recording, push the STOP button of
the CD player, turntable or cassette deck.
a
a
a
a
Notes:
• When the REC/PAUSE mode is set to PAUSE after depressing the REC and PLAY buttons simultaneously, synchronized recording is not possible. For details, refer to your
cassette deck's instruction manual.
• Abnormal operation will result if the power supply of one
of the components is interrupted during synchronized
recording. If this happens., push the activation button again
to restart.
• Ensure that the COMPU LlNK-1/SYNCHRO terminal of
each component is connected with the attached remote
cable_ Be sure to read the instruction manual for each
component very carefully.
• The source is locked to CO or PHONO position during
synchronized recording to avoid accidental stops or changing to another source. To change the source, first cancel
synchronized recording.
a
CAUTION:
• When a component (such as a cassette deck) is connected
to the TAPE 2 terminals of the amplifier, do not connect
the SYNCHRO terminals of such component to any other
component with a remote cable_
• Connect the remote cable of a OAT to the COMPU
LlNK-1/SYNCHRO terminals of this unit.
- 30-
(No. 2(016)
1-27
AX-R551 BK
OPERATION OF THE S.E.A. GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER (AX-R551 BK only)
Compensation for room acoustics
The frequency response of the listening area varies depending
on the room's shape, furnishings, and the position of the
listener in the room. Each listening position in the room
provides the listener with a different set of frequency
responses, as a result of different degrees of reverberation,
reflection, echo, and absorption affecting each frequency.
The S.E.A. system can function to make the sound response
of a room flat by emphasizing those frequencies having a high
degree of absorption and de-emphasizing those frequencies
having a high degree of reflection.
The frequency range affected by "absorption" and "reflection" are narrow; therefore, it is only necessary to compensate
the corresponding frequency band. Since conventional 'tone
control systems simply adjust the highs and lows centered
around the frequency off 1 kHz, they are both imprecise and
incomplete. The AX-R551 BK monitors and equalizes seven
separate audio frequency bands, thus allowing you to make
the necessary adjustments in the precisely appropriate frequency bands in order to compensate for the acoustic response
of a room and any listening position in it.
Operation
S.E.A, pattern memory
For your own sound compensation and processing, you can
use the 10 PROGRAMED and MANUAL preset S.E.A.
patterns.
PROGRAMED
These five S. E.A. patterns were preset at the factory to offer
suggested settings for various types of audio programs. Each
preset pattern is shown below, After recalling these patterns,
you can further change each frequency band to suit yourself.
However, since they are representative patterns, the original,
stored pattern will be unchanged.
HEAVY (PROGRAMED Al Fig. 22
Used for music with a heavy beat, such as rock music. Low
frequencies are emphasized to produce a deeper, more powerful sound. Higher frequencies are also emphasized to enhance
and bring clarity to the highs, including the percussive notes.
CLEAR (PROGRAMED BI Fig, 23
For crisp, clear sound with transparent highs. The low and
middle frequencies that tend to be unclear are de-emphasized,
and the middle and high frequencies that strengthen the vocal
component of the music are emphasized.
a
a
Fig. 22
- 33-
1-28
(No. 20016)
Fig. 23
AX-R551 BK
SOFT (PROGRAMED C) Fig. 24
For background music. The very low frequencies. which need
boosting at low volume levels, are emphasized, and the stimulating effect of higher frequencies is diminished by de-emphasizing high frequencies.
MOVIE (PROGRAMED D) Fig. 25
For TV, VCR, and video disc sound. The low and high frequencies, which are usually of insufficient strength in the
sound of these sources, are emphasized to produce a balanced,
deeper sound. Also, the excessive brightness that is characteristic of these sources, sound is cut back by de-emphasizing the
middle frequency band.
VOCAL (PROGRAMED E) Fig. 26
For music that is chiefly vocal, or speech. The middle frequencies, which carry the human voice, are emphasized, while
surrounding frequencies are reduced. To accent the higher
vocal notes, the highest frequencies are also boosted.
MANUAL
These five S. E.A. pattern memories are provided to allow you
to create, store, and recall up to five S.E.A. patterns.
To store the S.E.A. pattern in memory, proceed as follows.
1. Set the S.EA pattern using the SEA LEVEL UP/DOWN
buttons. This will cause the MANUAL indicator to light,
if it has not been lit already.
2. Press the MEMORY button. The MEMORY indicator will
I ight for five seconds.
3. During this period, press the appropriate SEA PRESET
button to store the pattern in memory. The SEA PRESET
indicator corresponding to the button just pressed will
light, the MANUAL indicator will re-light, and the
MEMORY indicator will go off.
S. E .A. recording
The S.E.A. graphic equalizer tailors the sound to your own
particular taste and compensates for room acoustics or system
characteristics, as described on page 33. The AX-R551 BK is
equ ipped with an SEA REC button which makes it possible
to record with the added effect of the S. E.A.
Operation
1. Set the S.E.A. pattern as required.
2. Press the SEA R EC button.
3. Proceed in the same way as in normal recording
a
Notes:
• When you turn the VOLUME control on the amplifier or
press the VOLUME buttons on the remote control unit
during S.E.A. recording, the recording level will not be
affected.
• S.E.A. recording is possible when using the TAPE 1 or VCR
terminals, but not when using the TAPE 2 terminals.
Fig. 24
Fig. 26
Fig. 25
- 34-
(No. 2GO 16)
1·29
AX-R551 BK
Removal Procedures
• Removing the Power Transistors
• Removing the Top Cover
1. Remove the top cover.
2. Remove screws 0 3. Remove PC board retaining fastener G located under
R809.
4. Raise the power amplifier PCB so that the pattern side
faces up.
5. Unsolder the power transistors.
6. Remove the screws holding the power transistors
using a wrench having a diagonal length of 5.5 mm.
1. Remove six screws.
2. Remove the top cover by lifting up its rear section and
pulling it backward while holding it on incline.
• Removing the Front Panel
1. Remove the top cover.
2. Remove three plastic rivets on the upper part of the
front panel and three screws from the lower part.
3. Pull out the volume knob and remove the front panel.
• Remove the Motor Volume PC Board
1. Remove the front panel.
2. Remove screws ® ~ ®, and pull out the front
bracket.
3. Turn the holder counterclockwise securely, and re-
1-30
(No. 2001 6)
e.
move it.
4. Remove the volume retaining nut and screNS <£), @
and remove the motor volume PC Boa'd while
pushing it inside of the set.
AX-R551 BK
Adjustment Procedures
•
Power Amplifier Idling Adjustment
I
r
r
Left Channel
R751
t@t(-I
(+1
I
l
J
R788
:1J
Right Channel
R75Z
t@t(-I
(+)
00
1. Before tuning on the power, turn the semi-fixed
resistors (R7 51 for L channel and R752 for R channel)
of the power amplifier circuit board fully
co unterc loc kwise.
2. Adjust the semi-fixed resistors R751 (for L channel)
and R7 5 2 (for R channel) so that the voltage between
test points ® and ® of R787 (L channel) and between
test point © and @ of R788 (R channel) becomes
5 mV, about 10 minutes after the power is turned on.
Confirm that the voltage does not vary when the
heatsink temperature increases further.
Note: Be sure to perform the measurement with the
probes and cabinet of the measuring equipment
separated from the grounding terminals ofAXR551 BK or other measuring equipment.
(No. 20016)
1-31
AX-R551 BK
Explanation of LSI
• JLPD75104G525-18 (lC401): System Controller
(1) External Diagram
IC401
tlPD75104
(2) Pin Functions
Terminal Function
Pin No.
Symbol
I/O
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
P41
P40
P53
P52
P51
P50
RESET
X2
Xl
P63
P62
P61
P60
P73
P72
P71
P70
P83
P82
P81
P80
P93
P92
P91
P90
Vss
P13/INT3
P12/INT2
P11/INTl
PlO/INTO
PTH03
PTH02
0
0
0
0
0
0
VCR (LED)
TAPE 1 (LED)
CD (LED)
TV (LED)
TUNER (LED)
PHONO(LED)
-
--
1-32
(No. 20016)
- -- -0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
KEY OUT
KEY OUT
KEY OUT
KEY OUT
-----
AC relay ON/OFF
----
A/E
MUTE
VOLDOWN
VOLUP
--
I
DCSIN
-
--
I
I
RMIN
INH
-
---
Pin No.
Symbol
I/O
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
PTH01
PTHOO
-
no
T11
P23
P22
P21
P20/PTOO
P03/S1
P02/S0
P01/SCK
POO/INT4
P123
P122
P121
P120
P133
P132
P131
P130
P143
P142
P141
P140
NC
Vdd
P33
P32
P31
P30
P43
P42
Terminal Func1ion
----
- -DCSOUT
- --
0
-
--
0
STB
-
--
0
0
Si .............. TC9164
CK ............. TC9162
-
-KEYIN
KEY IN
KEY IN
KEY IN
KEY IN
KEYIN
KEY IN
KEY IN
TEST (active H)
CS3 (preparation)
CS2 (relay)
CSI (4/3 RS)
0
0
0
0
0
0
--
--
RM IND(LED)
VOL IND (LED)
A/E IND (LED)
TAPE 2 (LED)
SEA SOURCE (LED)
SEA REC (LED)
AX-R551 BK
Internal Block Diagrams of ICs
• NJM4558DD (lC301, IC503)
M5218P (IC531, IC582)
+Vcc
r-%----
• TC9164N (lC361)
Vss
Vdd
B
B
OUT
+IN
-,
5
7
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
l
GND
r------~~~------,
I
I
I
I
I
I
\
r'
I
I
I
le
I
L
2
3
A
A
OUT
-IN
A
+IN
___ -@---1I
-Vcc
I
I _____________________ J
L
-----------------1
I
I
• TC9162N (lC362)
Vss
GND
Vdd
,------0-~_@_------,
I
I
I
I
.J:.
u
§
IN2
2 GND
3
------
Vcont
.J:.
u
"
--'
7
Vee
I
Shift Register
L _________________
~
• TC4013BP (lC441)
TC4013BP
OUTPUT
BUFFER
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
~
CH3
CH4
n"
~
I
I
I
-.J
Vcc
BUFrEfl
(No. 2H> 16)
1-33
AX-R551 BK
• 7EL-SPI-001 (IC442)
+Ycc
-Ycc
Signal
OUT
GND
r---------------~--~--
16kHz
2.5kHz
6.3kHz
400Hz
1kHz
2 --
160Hz
Signal
IN
3
---,
63Hz
• LC7565 (lC443)
TEST2
AI
Vdd
r - - - - - - G.PH
GI
I
A2
G2
A3
G3
Al,
Gl,
A5
G5
17
A6
G6
T
A7
G7
A8
G8
A9
G9
AID
DIM
All
fl
AI2
f2
Ai3
f3
lPH
------,
'[
05C
SI
520----1
TE5 T1 0----0-4
01
CLKo--l;:.o..-I
51
fl,
Vdd?
S2
f5
VSS~
01
f6
CLK
f7
LATCH
5R
~TEST2
L ________ _
___ ...1
DIM
Vss
DSC
TESTI
G.PH
T.PH
• LC7522 (IC504)
Vdd
N.C.
IN 2
IN 2
f7
f7
I'"
"'l
r
f6
f6
f5
f4
f3
N
N
f3
f2
'"....
f2
~
fl
fl
TEST 2
Vss
TEST 1
CLK
5
V"
1-34
01
14
(No_ 20016)
15
Vcc
:c
;;:'"
J
fl
f2
f3
fl,
f5
f6
f7
DI
fl
f2
f3
fl,
f5
f6
f7
Latch
Shift Register
1------0TEST2
TESTI
I
i
L------------6-.6..6..&.-------------J
'iddVss VeeVcc
Notes:
1. _
shows DC voltage to the c
2. indicates ± B power supp
3.
indicates signal path.
Schematic Diagrams
• Source Control Section
FW314 ~ ~y"W"'"
J
r -r ; -. -- . . . ------------
-
F"!I..~~
.
2501 WI
VR 391
l
!
SW391
2
iQ.
R393
36K
[Q(ljiI£SSJ
.r-tOt~~---'-1~iBA~L_ANCE ~ ~ !~, ~
~fs,
~K
I~
I
Ip~9
R391
QVDA98W
-EF5B
L
A-c
--~I,
1:\ FW309
~-l
I
I
-
rt;;;
L...--+-----'
~3':2
~ (p-J"--+1-,
21
R394
IENE-04S-5
~---.
-B +8
L
~If r r r FW304
~~.
arV"
I
_~-I«160
DI CKI
.-P3-0-2------------~--~-----DKT~C
)
6~--,
wW
_~~~~:5~~~
(f)uTc)ou(f)<[~
TO ENB - 065-1
I44EN
~
I
I
I
IL
_________ _
AX-R551 BK
Notes:
1. _
2.
3.
shows DC voltage to the chassis with no signal input.
indicates ± B power supply.
indicates signal path.
4. When replacing the parts in the darkened area ( _
) and
those marked with Lt. be sure to use the designated parts to ensure safety.
5. This is the standard circuit diagram.
The design and contents are subject to change without notice.
---------,
470K x 7
250(WI
SW391
2
VR391
c D=--.l~=~-+O+--J
R391
68K
FW309
~"\;~:.&~-
.....,
I
I
I ~~-+-..J
I
I
I I
I~E-048-5 .JI I
IL
R394
__
TO
FW391
c
IL
_______________
_______
R556
ENB-043-1
I
I
~
(No. 20016)
AX-R551BK ~
• Power Amplifier Section
paPG
FOR
(OTHER
FOF
COUNTORIES)
~NH-JI~aJ-
I
I
~~~~
r-+-----------~
I
470
"
to ENE-04&-3
to ENE - 048-1
~H-LU"i"--
IL
~-IC>f.:
Q803
_
2581133
~)
__ ____ .J
to ENB-065-1
_
3
F~
1
FL
-8
C829
R,
I,
220J,J/35V
to
r-~~~~ ~-----4~~--~~--~~
I
R705
2K
R706
R70B
r
_ _ _ _ ---1
TO ENE-04B-3
(No. 20016)
FOR
:OUNTOR IES )
J( U.S.A')
a
AC 120V, 60Hz
'_L-2r- - -- -- ---1
-- -- 1
-7:c"-c;:-:-:-=~--~
I
I
I
I
I
I
--t
,I
~/35V
I
I
11/21
5901
ION
1
H97
IOFF
13UNF.C
I
I
I
R916
b~~---"'l
56K
~H-
'_'_I :...1.--l-
L
5.6K
06
TO ENB - 065- 1
I
I
I
I
C760
Q752
___ J
~
r
_ _ _ _ --.J
·048-3
AX-R551 BK
•
AX-R551 BK
Power Amplifier Section (for U.K., Australia and Continental Europe)
• VC5022-2 (IC751, IC752)
----------------,I
~I\! tL-!! ~ f ] -
Super-A
IL- _ _ _ _ --..:;,=:v...:.,::.::.:-.J
YC5022-2
, - - - - - - + - - { 9 Thermal
Compensation
rENH="iIl-
t-----
I
='___ -'
Q803
2581133
L- _ _ _
TO ENB-065-/
FW702
TO
ENE-048
R
G
L
---,L
1----
_________ _
I
I
I
I
I
I
IL
I
I
,---+-+------!---t--{6
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
_ _______________ JI
I
I
I
I
I
----,
_ _ _ _ _ ---,
I
I
____ J
~NG-004r-------------------------l
I
I
I
I
I
I
'
R705
2K
R707
2K
I
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
:
I
I
I
I P441
to EN8 -065-1
I
:
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
,
I !
I
:
I
I _______________________________ J:
_____
I
~~---~
r--------------1;N.!i-1!'-.:J-J
I
~
L _____________________________________________
(E)
(E,A,G,BS) (A)
~
P80S
(No. 20016)
(No. 20016)
FOR WEST GERMANY AC 220V 50Hz
BS) FOR UK
AC240V 50Hz
J
AX-R551 BK
• Front Control Section
r---------------------------------------l
0431
r------------------------,
~j
i!a
~.
FW302
r::::::::-?
.AA,
....-
~
{
c:::
C451
0,041
:~
+
C453
1000006.3V
~
~
RA442
lOOK .. 13
(C,OI
155133
(I-Jo. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
(No. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
(No. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
Remote Control Unit (RM-SA551)
•
•
Schematic Diagram
K16
K24
K32
K40
K48
K56
K7
K15
K23
K31
K39
K47
K55
K6
K14
K22
K30
K38
K46
K54
K62
K45
K53
K61
K44
K52
K60
K5
K13
K21
K29
K37
K4
K12
K20
K28
K36
K3
Kll
K19
K27
K35
K43
K51
K59
K2
Kl0
K18
K26
K34
K42
K50
K58
K1
K9
K17
K25
K33
K41
K49
K57
24
KoO
23
Kol
22
Ko2
21
Ko3
20
Ko4
18
19
Ko5
)
Ko6
part
Sym b0 I
K8
17
Ko7
IC1
Q1
D1
C1,C2
C3
C4,C5
RI
R2
Zl
1
2
3
4
5
6
REM
7
15
16
Ki1
KiO
VDD OSC-out OSC-in
8
14
Ki2
10
9
Vss
11
HD~
L---
Key Layout
Oescri pti on
DJ
DJ DJ
IT] DJ UJ DJ IT]
100pF
10pF,16V
O.lpF
27n,1/8W
[]] [ill [ill [ill [ill
ffi] [ill
[JI] [}Q]
455kHz
[ill [ill ffi] [ill [ID
[R]
WJ
[ill [K] [ill [ill
cru
Ki3
-- cif--
-- Zl ~ -,.:-~
.,.
C3
cs
G~ 01
>
7/17
7/17
R2
[ID @] ~ [ill [}Q]
[ill [ill [ill [K]
[ill 0[] [ill ~ [ill
UQJ
TC4
Zl
Clf
121
mJ
[ill
[ID QQJ
[ill [ill [ill
[ill
13
AC
DIJ [ill m::J
WJ []I] [ill
1.0n,1/4W
[]I] [ill
+
S-out
Nu mber
pPD6125AG-551
2SC3265(O, Y)
SE303A-Y
NSC21HJ-1 01
QETB1CM-106
NCB21HK-104
NRVA82D-270
NRVA42D-1 RO
ECBS455E B20
ICl
Ki/o3 K i/o2 Ki/o1 Ki/oO S-in
•
Parts List
Ql
JVC
I
61
I
62
I
RM·SA551
FOR AX·R551
UNIFIED AV REMOTE CONTROL
Rl
.............
-----
(
(t.Jo. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
AX-R551 BK
Connection Diagram
ENE-048-6
Pin Jack PCB _ _--.,
Power Cord
. (or
F USA
fine Marking
. . . & Canada)
J---=~....-Jfrlr@"""11@ENH-111-5
-"';;;;~=====~r---
®
ENB-043-3
SYNCHRO Jack PCB
@ACOutletPCB
ENE-048-1
~m
rrr
1~~
I
Source Select PCB
,
I
I
,
-----~~-ORG-------~
-----~I~I~I--BRN------
---F~~
ENH-111-1
Power Transformer
ENH-111-2
AC Primary PCB
Ff:
Power Amplifier PCB
:1
fu
P805
P807
GRY
P804
FW802
@lmTlCD
P806
@LJ;;
@
~@
P405
~~~----L-:---r-li~ @~r
~ CD
P31~~CDJ~-_I---I-_+---__:lr
I
@
P801 @
CD
P301
=
3
~;r"
r?~
~
@Il
!!=(}---J
•
®~
9
FW314
@3 'T'
@~CD
FW301
~ ~FW391
[064·1
"~('T'
~~
~@
-I-------l
FW305
I
L
CD
P302
FW~CD
----@-~
I
I
I
I
I
ENE-048-3
Volume PCB
Volume
Indicator
0:§>@
I~
L..-_--I
i!l@FW309
@
~CD
~FW313
FW803
CD~~
_~
FW802~
~I
CD
I
[fffi:J
FW354
@
r-----,w
ENH-111-4
PHONES Jack PCB
ENE-033-2
SEAPCB
CD
~®FW304
ENB-043-2
Power Switch PCB
FW312~
ENB-043-1
Front Display/Control PCB
~CD
FW407
ENB-043-4
Display Level PCB
(No. 20016)
(No. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
Block Diagram
SEA Unit
r------------,
1
1
FL441
EL UOOOI -036
RM Detector
/V
RM461
GP1U501
Active Inductor ........
~I - - - - - - - - - - f
Filament ....- - ,
Gnd Anode
A
f
t
*
*
mE r
Source
I--
r
FL Driver
~ Vcc
LC7565
t
1
....H h
1
1
L _____
1
-30V ..J1
t
Function INO
x8 xl41
1
1
IC443
CK
g1io
t
Lc~~A04
Voo
SW401-434
IC581
Bond Pas. Fi Iter
IC442
Vcc
,...-----'
SYNCHRO
JACK
J471
Inhibit
Back Up~..t
C403
0402
0403
~'L
17
r-
+5V Voltage
Regulator
0822
0827
'---
+5VVoltage
Regulator
0802
0808
,
~
Tran.former
Back
Up
TOOl
]____)
~~~~
~
Relay
Driver
08210824
08010804
0823
I
RYOOl
r--- ---,
I~I
I
Level shift
0581.0582
I
I
... -L-
Reset
~15VVoltagt
Regulator
0801
0806
H5VVoltage
Regulator
0803
0810
t
t
~
j
I
I
Tape 1
I
Tape2
I
T V
I
VCR
I
IC531
IC582
M52IBP
Vcc Vas
16 Vcc
±15V
±15V
Tape 1 Rec )
Vas
1
Motor Driver
IC351
LBI639
.. L...
~iF
)
Muting
0585-588
-1-r--k>1 1
M
11
__
1 !
1
11___ ...1 1L.. _ _
_ _ _ _ I-_J1 1L _______ oJ1
aOVVoltage
Regulator
0804
0812
0813
>-
Voltage Amp.
ENG-004
VccVas
r-----'
Driver
076 1- 772
~
Audio Relay
RY90 1
r----o-_'. . -f.I-o~l
r- ~.:>t-~t-I--(T
Vcc
1 (OOIWl
Vas
!~~
' I11 " ~
ISPK10UT
1IL
6
6
I .........
1
1
11
L
~
_____ ..J SPK20UT
SPK Switch
--T--..J
~
Main Volume
Protector
IC901
t
Filament
Bia.
0805
0814
Tuner
Bufter
I : :-7
'::~-l rA-----:1 ~
I ---~~I
r ~ rJI1:" ...
1 Vcc
~{
+5VVoltage
Regulator
(Vol.Motor)
0806
0816
I
0501,0502
R541,R542
~
~
Vol.up/down
'-_--.
C 0
Tape2 Rec )
Level shift
0583.0584
0404
I
VCR Rec
'-15V
AlE
I
~±~1~5~V_ _ _+-+-+-_+-_.-+-__~
7EL - SP 1-001
MUTE
BUffYr 405
--=.;OC;;.;:S~O.:.UT"--'
Phono
f15V
\U
+~
1L-<Jg.....
.;J
NJM4560DD
Acous tic Expander
Acoultic
Expander
Switch
LC496"
Buffer 0406
OCS IN
Vcc Vas
M5218P
SYSTEM CONTROL
I--
l
TC9162N
1C301
RIAA
I Equalizer
CK
Key out
IC401
TC9164N
....-t---<Jr--tl
STB
'---
P D75104G - 525
IC361 ,IC362
DATA
x7
~
1
0441-0449
C441-C449
r
RA441.442
SI CK
Key In
I ±6.8V
I
____________ .1
L-,.
Key Matrix
r
1
Analog Switch
IC~3
NJM456000
Buffer
Peak Hold
f4-
0428
0427
!I
I
SI i
,--------...::!..--+--!Eleclronic Volume
INO
04210426
0429
IC50
1.. IC502
BA38I;t.L
~~--~~
TA7317P
-
-15V
f
~~~~iii~~~power y
Tran.former
T002
lL-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~
__~~_~I
'---y----'
UNSWIT~EO
AC
SWITCHED
OUTLETS
(~O.
20016)
AX-R551 BK
• TA7317P (leg01)
Power ON/OFF
Detector
Over Current
Detector
DC Voltage
(No.2~()
16)
1-35
AX-R551 BK
JVC
VICTOR CONPANY OF JAPAN LIMITED
AUDIO PRODUCTS DIVISION. YAMATO PLANT. 1644. SHIMOTSURUMA. YAMATO-SHI. KANAGAWA-KEN. 242. JAPAN
(No_ 200161
"
Print ed in Japan
880:;2 G
AX-R551 BK
PARTS LIST
Contents
Main Parts Locations .................................................................................................................................................................... 2-2
Exploded Views and Parts List ................................................................................................................................................... 2-3
Printed Circuit Board Ass'y and Parts List .............................................................................................................................. 2-5
• ENH-111 D Power Amplifier PC Board Ass'y ..................................................................................................................... 2·5
• ENE-048 D Analog Switch & Pin Jack PC Board Ass·y ................................................................................................... 2·9
• ENB-065 D Logic & Tact Switch PC Board Ass'y ............................................................................................................. 2·12
• ENG-004 D Pre-Drive PC Board Ass'y ........................................................................................................................._........ 2-14
• END-046 D Primary PC Board Ass·y ............................................................................................................................_........ 2-15
Packing Materials and Part Numbers ....................................................................................................................................... 2-16
Accessories List.............................................................................................................................................................................. 2-1 7
(No. 2()016)
2-1
AX-R551 BK
Main Parts Locations
•
Front View
E304557-002
Window Screen
E72808-001-----=
Push Button
"------E304407-002
Volume Knob Ass'y
QMS6A40-021-----==_
Headphone Jack
E73835-001------------'
Push Butto
E7 44 7 8 - 0 0 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - '
E304556-00 1
Knob
Push Button
-=':::::::'----- E74478-001
'A';:;E,.Knob
E25555-001
Push Button
L - - - - - - - - E 7 3835-00 1
Push Button
L-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E304556-001
Push Button
• Top View
See page 2-4
Power Transformer
Lh
See page 2-4
Power Transformer
Lh
----ENH-lll 0
Power Amplifier
PC Board Ass'y
----ENE-048 0
Analog Switch &
Pin Jack
PC Board Ass'y
END-0460
Primary PC Board Ass'y
• Rear View
QMS3533-00 1
k
E70078-00 1 - - - - - - - - - - ,
GND Terminal
EM NOOTV-40:>
4P Pin Jack
EM NOOTV-402A---4P Pin Jack
EMNOOTV-602A---6P Pin Jack
A----=
EMNOOTV-602A
6P Pin Jack
' - - - - See page 2-4
AC Outlet ~
!===----- See page 2· 4
Cord Stopper
EM BOOTP-80 1 C
Speaker Terminal
See page 2-4
Power Cord Lh
Lh:
2-2
(No_ 20016)
Lh
Safet4( Parts
AX-R551 BK
.&, Item No.
Part Number
Part Name
Q'ty
Front Panel Ass'y
Front Panel Ass'y
Front Panel
Front Panel
JVC Mark
1
1
1
1
1
1-2
EFP-AXR551 BKE
EFP-AXR551 BKU
E25552-002
E25552-003
E72968-001
1-3
1-4
1-5
1-6
1-7
E73836-002
E73522-001
E73509-001
E304591-001
E72808-00 1
Push Button Escutcheon
Indicator
Screen
Push Button Escutcheon
Push Button
3
2
1
1
1
1-8
1-9
1-10
1-1 1
1-12
E304556-001
E25555-001
E304557-002
E72437-008
E73832-001
Push Button
Push Button
Window Screen
Indicator Sheet
Indicator
2
1
1
1
1
1
1-1
1-13
1-14
1-15
2
3
E25587-001
E70561-018
E73513-001
E304407-002
SBSE3008M
FL Escutcheon Ass'y
FL Screen
Volume Knob Escutcheon
Volume Knob Ass'y
Screw
1
1
1
1
5
4
5
6
7
8
EX0060007N40S
E48729-009
E48729-008
SLT-25VR52F
E304320-002
Felt Spacer
Plastic Rivet
Plastic Rivet
L.E.D.
Holder
3
3
5
1
1
9
10
11
12
13
E74070-001
EWS 142-004
E73905-001
E33754-001
E69291-00 1
Spacer
Socket Wire Ass'y
Sheet
Tie Band
Fuse Cover
1
1
1
1
1
14
15
16
18
E73218-00 1
SBSB3008N
SBST3006CC
E73835-001
E23862-005
Head Phone Bracket
Screw
Screw
Push Button
Grill
1
12
4
3
1
19
20
21
22
23
E74478-001
E11425-001
E74 781-001
E74782-001
E303216-004
Knob
Front Bracket
Protect Cover
Protect Cover
Fastener
2
1
1
1
4
24
25
26
27
E24742-005
E24 719-012
E61660-004
E300 167-00 1
SBST3006Z
Metal Cover
Metal Cover
Screw
Fastener
Screw
1
1
4
1
8
28
29
30
31
32
GBSB3008CC
E304 7 5 8-001
E304787-002
E69384-002
E25549-014
Screw
Protect Sheet
Protect Cover
Fastener
Rear Panel
1
1
1
1
1
33
E25549-0 15
E25549-0 16
E25549-017
E25549 -018
E25549-0 19
E73273-00 1
Rear Panel
Rear Panel
Rear Panel
Rear Panel
Rear Panel
Screw
17
1
1
1
1
1
16
Areas
E,A,G,BS
J,C, p, PG, U
J,C, P, PG,U
E, A, G, BS
E, P, PG, U
E, P, PG, U
E,BS
E,~, G BS
E, I., G, BS
E, ~S
J, C, A, G, P, PG, U
J, (
P,1G, U
E
A
G
BS
&:
2-4
(No. 20016)
IAt===ETY PARTS
AX-R551 BK
&, Item No.
Areas
1
2
1
1
1
J, C, P, PG, U
Except for BS
BS
J ,C
OMP2560-244
OMP3900-200
OMP7600-200
OMP90 17-008BS
E65389-002
Power
Power
Power
Power
Screw
Cord
Cord
Cord
Cord
1
1
1
1
4
A
E, G
P, PG,U
BS
P, PG,U
E65389-005
E3400-375
ETP 1200-21 JA
ETP 1200-21 FA
ETP 1200-25 EA
Screw
Spacer
Power Transformer
Power Transformer
Power Transformer
4
1
1
1
1
J, C" E, A. G, BS
ETP1200-25EABS
EX0045045R20S10
E73603-002
E73603-003
OMF51U1-6R3
Power Transformer
Spacer
Spacer
Spacer
Fuse
1
1
1
1
1
BS
J,C,A, BS, E,G
J, C
E, A. G, BS
J,C
Fuse
Fuse
PC Board Holder
Spacer
Wire Clamp
1
1
2
1
2
E, A. G
BS
45
46
OMF51 A2-3R 15S
OMF51 E2-3R15SBS
E69902-003
E65778-002
E303704-00 1
47
48
49
50
E303704-002
E49946-002
E303585-00 1
E49383-002
E303216-00 1
Wire Clamp
PC Board Holder
Bracket
Fastener
Fastener
1
1
1
1
1
53
54
E10653-013
E67199-00 1
E65507-00 1
E47227-011
SBSB3008Z
Chassis Base
Caution Label
Caution Label
Foot
Screw
1
1
1
5
5
55
56
57
58
59
EX0085010R10S
E67000-005
OMC0240-002
EMC0232-00 1 BS
EMC0233-00 1
Felt Spacer
Caution Label
AC Outlet
AC Outlet
AC Outlet
2
1
1
1
1
E, G
BS
A
OMF51 A2-6R3S
OMF51 A2-3R 15S
OMF51 A2-1 R25S
OMF51 A2-R 1OS
OMF51 E2-R 1OSBS
Fuse
Fuse
Fuse
Fuse
Fuse
1
1
1
1
1
P
PG, U
E
E, A, G
BS
62
63
64
65
66
E69589-010
E69291-001
E71073-002
OMG030 1-003
SBSB3016M
Spacer
Fuse Cover
Fuse Holder Bracket
Fuse Holder
Screw
1
1
1
1
2
J
E,
E,
E,
E,
67
E49267-001
Origin Marking Label
1
BS
38
39
40
&,
41
42
&, 43
&,
&,
&, 44
51
52
&, 60
&,
&,
&, 61
&,
&,
GND Terminal
Screw
Cord Stopper
Cord Stopper
Power Cord
&,
&,
&, 37
&,
&,
&,
&,
&,
&,
&,
Q'ty
E70078-00 1
SDSB3008M
OHS3876-162
OHS3876-162BS
OMP1480-200H
34
35
36
&,
&,
&,
Part Name
Part Number
The Marks for Designated Areas
J·················U.SA
C················Canada
E ················Europe
A················Australia
(No. 20016)
2-4
J, C
P, PG, U
E, A, G
J,C, P,PG, U
E, A, G, BS
J
C
&':
G················West Germany
BS···············U.K.
P,PG···········U.S.Military Market
U················Other Countries
No mark indicates all areas.
P, PG. U
P, PG. U
P, PG. U
G
SAFETY PARTS
I
AX-R551 BK
Printed Circuit Board Ass'y and Parts List
•
ENH-111 D Power Amplifier PC Board Ass'y
Note: ENH-111 D varies according to the areas employed. See note (1) when placing an order.
(No.
~OO 16)
2-5
AX-R551 BK
I CS
& ITEM
Note (1)
PART NUMBER
DES C R I P T I a N AREA!
j
\\ ,\ K E 11
PC Board Ass'y
ENH-l11 ~
ENH-l11
[Q]
ENH-ll1
[I]
TRANSISTOR
& ITEM PAllT
IC751
IC751
IC752
IC752
IC901
U.S.A.,Canada
U.S.Military Market
& Other Countries
[[]
ENH-ll1
Designated Areas
SANYO
SANYO
SANYO
SA~YO
,1,ITEMPARTNUMBER
TOSHIBA
0751
0751
0752
0752
West Germany
~OHM
~OHM
SILICON
SILICON
SILICON
SILICON
OHM
~OHM
~jn i~n~~················ S~~~~~~ ..... ~g~~
lS2473
~ILICON
lS2473
SILICON
152473
SILICON
1 S24 73 ..................... S IPCO~ .......
··b7~61S~iii·
SILICON
0756 lS2473
SILICON
080.1 300F2SFC
SILICON
OB02 300F2SFC
SILICON
0803 300F2SFC ................ SILI~ON ........
08D430DF2Sic:
SILICON
OB05 lS2473
~ILICON
0606 R016EB3
ZENER
0807 1S2473
~ILICON
0754
0754
0755
0755
DES C R I P T I a N ARE ,\
MATSUSHlTA
Q751 2SD636(Q,R)
SILICON
MATSUSHlTA
SILICON
Q752 2SD636(Q,R)
SILICON
ROHM
0
Q753 2SC1740LN(R,S)
OHM
Q753 2SC1740LN(R,S)
SILICON
E
0
Q754 2SC1740LN(R,S)
SILICON
~OHM ... .... -....
Q754 ~scii40L~(R;S)"" ~iLIcON""" OHM
E
ROHM
Q755 2SA933LN(R,S)
SILICON
0
ROHM
Q755 2SA933LN(R,S)
SILICON
E
ROHM
0
Q756 2SA933LN(R,S)
~ILICON
E...
Q756 2SA933LN(R,S) .... ~lLICON ....... :~HM .
Q757 2SC1740LN(R,si
OHM
I LI CON
Q758 2SC1740LN(R,S) ~ILICON
~OHM
Q759 2SA933LN(R,S)
OHM
~ILICON
Q760 2SA933LN(R,S)
ROHM
SILICON
Q761 2SC2389(S) .- ...... SILICON
~OHM ..........
.- ...
~ILICON"""" ~OHM
Q762 2SC2389(S)'
Q763 2SA1038(S)
~ILICON
~OHM
Q764 2SA1038(S)
SILICON
~OHM
Q765 2SC2235(0,v)
TOSHIBA
0
~ILICON
Q765 2SC2235 (O,V) ......... SILICON ....... TOSHI6A .. _.... - .. E
.
A
Q765 2SD669A(B~C)
SILICON
~lTACHl"
Q765 2SD669A(B,C)
6
!sILICON
~lTACHI
Q766 2 SC2235 (0, V)
OSHI6A
0
SILICON
Q766 2SC2235 (0, V)
OSHI6A
E
SILICON
Q766 2SD669A(B,C) .... SILICON
A
wrACHI.
~ILICON'"
Q766 2SD669A(B,C)
lTACHI
B
Q767 2SA965 (O,V)
TOSHIBA
0
SILICON
Q767 2SA965(0,v)
SILICON
OSHIBA
E
Q767 2 SB649A (.8, Cl
A
SILICON
~lTACHI
Q767
B
2SB649A(B,C)
SILICON
~llACHI
.....
........
SI L I CON········· ~OSHIBA . .......... o·
Q768 2 SA965 (O,Y)
Q768 2 SA965 (0, Y)
TOSHIBA
E
SILICON
Q768 2SB649A(B,Cl
A
SILICON
~lTACHI
Q768 2 SB649A (B, C)
SILICON
B
~lTACHl
Q769 2SC3181NLB(0,R) SILICON ...... -. TaSHIBA
............... ..... 0
E'
Q769 2SC31BiNLB(0,R) :; .11:'1 CON
TaSHIBA
Q769 2SD171BBC(PSQ)
SILICON
A
MATSUSHITA
Q769 2SD171BBC(PSQ)
MATSUSHITA
SILICON
B
TaSHIBA
Q770 2SC3181NLB(O,R) ~ILICON
0
TaSHIBA
Q770 2SC3181NLB(O,R) SILICON ......... .............................
E .....
'Q770 iSDl ilBBC (PStU ... SILICON
A
MATSUSHITA
Q770 2SD171BBC(PSQ)
SILICON
B
MATSUSHITA
Q771 2SA1264NLB(0,R) SILICON
0
TaSHIBA
Q771 2SA1264NLB(O,R) SILICON
TaSHIBA
E
Q771 2 SB1163BC (PSQ) ... SILICON ........ MATSUSHITA
......................... A
Q77t 2 sBi163BC(pSQ)
B
siLIcON
MATSUSHITA
Q772 2SA1264NLB(O,R) SILICON
0
aSHIBA
Q772 2SA1264NLB(O,R) r->ILICON
E
TaSHIBA
MATSUSHITA
Q772 2SB1163BC(PSQ)
A
SILICON
Q772 2SB1163BC (PSQ) .. . ~ILICON. ...... MATSUSHITA ..... .. B...
~Ar·iyo····
QBOl 2SD1666(R,S)
SILICON
QB02 2SD1666(R,S)
~ILICON
~ANYO
QB03 2SB1133(R,S)
SANYO
SILICON
QB04 2SB1133(R,S)
r->ILICON
~ANYO
...... Q805 ...?~. ~.5.~~.A..~ .Q.~. !I.? ......... jsJ!-.l.C:9.~ ... ..... t'1I\Ut!.~!ir.:r.A....
Q806 25D1666(R,S)
~ANYO
~ILICON
B
SILICON
~ATSUSHlT A
QB21 25D1265A(0)
A
OSHIBA
QB22 2 5C2235 (0, Y)
~ILICON
B
OSHIBA
Q822 2 5C2235 (0, Y)
SILICON
SILICON
~OHM .......
... .. A
...... Q823 OTC114YN ................ ·SILICON·······
'Gi823 DTdl,'ytl
ROHM
B
ROHM
Q901 25C23B9(S,E)
SILICON
ROHM
Q902 25C2389(S,E)
~ILICON
ROHM
Q903 25Al03B(S,E)
~ILICON
(No. 20016)
I
I
I
I
DESCRIPTlaNAREA
M A K E 11
Europe,Australia,U.K.
NUMBER
0
E
0
E
DIODES
M A K E R
2-6
VC5D22-2
VC5022-2
VC5022-2
VC5022-2
TA7317P
...
...
OHM
OHM
ROHM
ROHM ... .
ROHM
ROHM
NIHONINTER
NIHONINTER
NIHDNIN!ER.
NIHONINTER
OHM
NEC
ROHM
A
B
A
B
A
B"
A
B
o
E
O'
. . ~3~M . . .
~:g~ ~~~i.~~!l3 ..........
~ i~~ioN··
081e R016EB3
OBll lS2473
0812 R015EB3
ZENER
SILICON
lENER
~EC
~ILICON
~OHM
lENER
SILICON
NEC
NIHONINTER
A
~ILICON
~ILICON
~ILICON
~IHONINTER
~IHONINTER
NIHONINTER
B
~~~Hg~ ...... ~~~g~~~+~~
A
NEC
ROHM
~:t! :~E~~~j·············· ~'~~~:"'~'~2
....
~:~~ H~~'"
0822 llE2
0823 11E2
0823 llE2
~:~1 i~g
...... ~Rttg~ ····~~~g~~~H:·}
........... .........
0825 R012EB3
082~ lS2473
082~ lS2473
~:~~ :~t~~:~
ZENER
~ILlCON
........
~EC
~OHM
........ ....
SILICON
~OHM
~~~~:
~~~
~OHM
~OHM
OB28 152473
0828 1S2473
0901 lS2473
SILICON
SILICON
SILICON
fOHM
0904 152473
SILICON
~OHM
....... ~:g~igg~ ·········~~t~~g~·eg~~
A
B
. El'"
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
I···
CAPACITORS
&
. ...
_
ITEM
CODl
COOl
C751
C751
C751
USt
PART NUMBER
D E 5 C R I P T I a N AREA
ERAMIC
A
QCZ9019-472
(o700PF
B
ERAMIC
QCl9019-472
(o700PF
A
500V ERAMIC
QCS22HJ-470A
(o7PF
B
QCS22HJ-470A
7PF
500V ERAMIC
QCS22HJ-470A ........
500V I"ERAMIC ..
- 0E
~~:~ ......... 506Y
(itS~2HJ:;6BOA
ERAMIC
A
QCS22HJ-47DA
500V CERAMIC
(o7PF
B
500V CERAMIC
QCS22HJ-470A
(o7PF
0
ERAMIC
QCS22HJ-470A
(o7PF
50DV
E
QCS22HJ-68DA ....... ~~:} ....... 500V ERAMIC
A
500V CERAMIC
QCS22HJ-47DA
B
47PF
500V CERAfHC
QC522HJ-470A
0
QCS22HJ-470A
5DDV CERAMIC
14 7PF
E
QCS22HJ-680A
5DOV ERAMIC
j68PF
A
5DOV
QC522HJ-47DA ...... 7PF
. El"
(iCS2ZHJ::i.iDA·
i47P""""
0
500V ERAMIC
QC522HJ-470A
14 7PF
E
QC522HJ-680A
j68PF
500V ERAMIC
A
QFN81HK-223
p.022MF 5DV ~YLAR
B ..
QFNB1HK-223 ........ 'O..•'02.2.MF .. 50V ~XLAR
0
GiFNslHK::473
0.047MF 50V'" YLAR
E
QFN81HK-473
0.047MF 50V ,",VLAR
A
QFNB1HK-223
O.022MF 50V ,",YLAR
B
QFN81HK-223
O.022MF 50V ~YLAR
QFN81HK-473
O.D47MF 50V r-tYLAR
, I"0 •
;0 :-' •
.<!I. SAILIY
l~hlS
soW I"~~:~i~
AX-R551 BK
RESISTORS
CAPACITORS
&ITEM
E
D
E
o
E
o
E
A
E
A
B
A
B
A
Cl
B
A
8
, A
B
PART NUMBER
DES CRI P T
ION
AREA
R761 SDT250
HERMISTER 0
R761 SOT250
HERMISTER E
R762 SOT250
HERMISTER 0
R762 SOT250
THERMISTER E
R763 QR0148J-l02S
lK
1/4W ARBON
D
R763 (lR014I!J~i02s"" lK
iii.1i r:.ARSON
. E'
R764 QR0148J-I02S
lK
1/4W ARBON
0
R764 QR0148J-I02S
lK
1/4W ARBON
E
R765 QR0148J-I02S
lK
1/4W CARBON
0
R765 QROf48J-l02S
lK
1/4W ARBON
E
R766 QROli.8J~102S ······lK············l/i.W CA_SON"
6"
R766 QR0148J-l02S
lK
1/4W ARBON
E
R767 QRD148J-l01S
100
1/4W ARBON
0
R767 QR0148J-l01S
100
1/4W ARBON
E
R767 QRD148J-151S
150
1/4W ARBON
A
R767 QRD148J-151S
150·····tl4WARBON
B····
R768 QR0148J-l01S
100
1/4W ARBON
0
R768 QRD148J-l01S
100
14W CARBON
E
R768 QR0148J-151S
150
1/4W CARBON
A
R768 QR0148J-151S
150 ...... _ 1/4W CARBON ......... B ..... .
R769 QRDli.I!J~101S ······100
tli.w ARBON
0
R769 QRD148J-l01S
100
1/4W ARBON
E
R769 QR0148J-151S
150
1/4W ARBON
A
R769 QRD148J-151S
150
1/4W ARBON
B
R770 QRD148J-l01S
100
1/4W.r:.ARBON.
.D....
R770 QR0148J-l01S
100 ·······1/4W CARBON
E
R770 QRD148J-151S
150
1/4W ARBON
A
R770 QRD148J-151S
150
1/4W ARBON
B
R771 QR0148J-131S
130
1/4W CARBON
0
R771 QRD148J-131S
130
1/4W CARBON
E ..... .
R772 QRD148J-131S
... 130"
"'li4W' CARBON'
0
R772 QRD148J-131S
130
1/4W ARBON
E
R773 QRD148J-131S
130
1/4W CARBON
0
R773 QRD148J-131S
130
1/4W ARBON
E
R774 .. ~.~.~.1.4.~.~.::.1.3~.S ...... 1}()........... 1/4 W \;.~.R.EI !IN....
0
R774 QR0148J-131S
130
1/4W CARBON
E
R775 ERT-D2WFL351S
350
1/4W THERMISTOR 0
R775 ERT-D2WFL351S
350
1/4W THERMISTOR E
R776 ERT-D2WFL351S
~50
1/4W THERMISTOR 0
R776 ERT-D2WFL351S
350
1/4W THERMISTOR E
...... ··R777ERT::'02WFCS51S .... 350 ···········1 14W THER HI STOR 0
R777 ERT-02WFL351S
350
1/4W HERMISTOR E
R778 ERT-D2WFL351S
350
1/4W THERMISTOR 0
R778 ERT-D2WFL351S
350
1/4W THERMISTOR E
R779 QRD148J-121S
120
1/4W CARBON
0
······R779· <iRD148J~121S . ······120····· .... 1/4W' CARBON
E
R779 QR0148J-331S
330
1/4W CARBON
A
R779 QRD148J-331S
~30
1/4W CARBON
B
R780 QRD148J-121S
120
1/4W CARBON
0
R780 QR0148J-121S
120
1/4W ARBON
E
..... ··R780 QR0148J~331S·· ·····330 ........ 1/4W ARBON
A
R780 QRD148J-331S
330
1/4W ARBON
B
R781 QRD148J-121S
120
1/4W CARBON
j 0
R781 QRD148J-121S
120
1/4W CARBON
E
R781 QRD148J-331S
330
1/4W CARBON
A
·······R781QRDii.l!j~33iS··
330····· 11 i.w CARBON ...
R782 QRD148J-121S
120
1/4W CARBON
R782 QR0148J-121S
120
1/4W CARBON
R782 QRD148J-331S
330
1/4W ARBON
B
R782 QRD148J-331S ...... 1330
1/4W ARB ON
'E' R783<iRliii.5j~i72S
2. 7K···1/4W ~NF: CARB()N
ill R784 QRD145J-272S
~. 7K
1/4W !UNF. CARBON
.t; R785 QRD145J-271S
270
1/4W !uNF. CAR80NI
I
E
E
E
E
E
'.
&
ITEM
......
R751
R752
R753
R753
R753
R753
R754
R754
R754
R754
R755
R756
R757
R757
R758
R758
R759
R759
R760
R760
PART NUMBER
o
E S C R I
P T I 0 N AREA
70
p.3W tvARIABLE
470
p.3W !vARIABLE
1/4W CARBON
100
1/4W fARBON
100
AR80N ........
1. 5K ........ 1/4W
'L5K
QRD148j~152S
iii.1i 'ARS()N
1/4W ARBON
QRD148J-I01S
100
1/4W CARBON
100
QRD148J-I01S
1/4W CARBON
QRD148J-152S
1. 5K
QR0148J-152S ....... 1. 5K ..... .. 1/4W ARBON
390
..
Ij4W ARS()N
QRD148j~391S
1/4W CARBON
QRD148J-391S
~90
THERMISTOR
1/4W
350
ERT-D2WFL351S
1/4W THERMISTOR
ERT-D2WFL351S
13 50
ERT-D2WFL351S ...... 350 ........ 1/4W THERMISTOR
lii.w THERMisTOR
ERT-02WFL351S
350
1/4W CARBON
QR0148J-471S
470
1/4W CARBON
470
QRD148J-471S
1/4W CARBON
QR014BJ-471S
470
1/4W ARBON
QRD148J-471S
70
QVPC604-471
QVPC604-471
QRD148J-l01S
QRD148J-l01S
QRD148J-152S ....
~ :i:~ ~:~~j~~=~~~S
·lh··R71!8ERF032K~R22
RESISTORS
D
E
A ...
S
D
E
A
B
0
E
0 ...
E
D
E
0
E
&
R789
ill R79(
& R791
./h.. R792
ilIR793
.t; R793
& R793
L!I R793
QR0145J-IOOS
QR0145J-IOOS
QR0145J-IOOS
QR0145J-l00S
QR0125J~330·
QRD125J-330
QRD125J-330
QRD125J-470
2703~4~ ~~~E ~~RBONI
.......
~:~~
~W
CEM(
10
1/4W UN~
10
1/4W ~NF.
10
1/4W ~NF.
10
1/4W UNF.
33" ......... 1I2W UNF.
33
1/2W ~NF.
33
1/2W ~NF.
~7
1/2W iuNF.
NT
I
CARBON
CARBON1
CARBON 1
CARBONi
CARBONI
CARSON
CARBON
CARBON
l··:i:~~:~H~~~Hg .......... ~~ .......... }j ~.~ .~~ ~~~:::~~I
A
B
0
E
:
33
1/2W IuN~ CARBO~ 0
47
1/2W IuN~ CARBON E
10
2W
FILM
10
2W
p.", FILM
'<iRD145J~330S ....... 33
11i.Ii~NF, CARBON
QRD145J-330S
33
1/4W IuN~ CARBON
QRD148J-333S
33K
1/4W CAR~ON
QRD148J-333S
33K
1/4W CAR~ON
QRD125J-4R7
4.7
1/2W UN~ C~DBON
·it;·'R804QRD125j'~220·
... 22 .......... 1 i 2W ~N F CARSON;
.t; RS05 QRG022J-152A
1.5K
2W
().,." FIU1j,
'" R806 QRG022J-152A
1.5K
2W
O.M, FILM
.t; R807 QRG022J-152A
1.5K
2W
p.,." FILM
.t; R80S QRD125J-S22
~.2K
1/2W ~NF, <ARBON,
.t;
.t;
R794
R794
L!I R795
& R796
i!:." 'Ri97
L!I R798
R801
R802
L!I R803
QRD125J-330
QRD12SJ-470
QRG022J-l00A
QRG022J-l00A
p.,."
L!I
SAFE- Y
I.'IIITS
(No. 14)016)
2-7
AX-R551 BK
RESISTORS
LtIT[M
OTHERS
PART NUMBER
R809
R809
R809
R809
QRG022J-222A
QRG022J-222A
QRG022J-561A
QRG022J-561A
::~~~:~~~~}=~~~:
DES CRI
2.2K
2.2K
560
560
2W
2W
2W
2W
PT ION
p.M.FILM
p.M.FILM
p.M.FILM
~.M.FILM
. . . ~:~~····~~l:~:~it~
AREA
D
E
A
B
.~ . .
R810 QRG022J-561A
560
2W
O.M.FILM
A
R810 QRG022J-561A
560
2W
O.M.FILM
B
R811 QRG022J-222A
2.2K
2W
O.M.FILM
D
R811 QRG022J-222A
2.2K
2W
O.M.FILM
E
R811 <lRG022J":561A ·····560-·· 2W
O.M.FILM
A
R811 QRG022J-561A
560
2W
.M.FILM
B
R812 QRD125J-123
12K
1/2W ~NF.CARBON
R813 QRG022J-152A
1.5K
2W
p.M.FILM
R814 QRG022J-152A
1.5K
2W
~.M.FILM
R815 QRG022J-152A .... ··-1.5K··· .... 2W···~.M. FILM
R817 QRD125J-822
~.2K
1/2W UNF.CARBON
R81B QRD125J-820
~2
1/2W ~NF.CARBON
R819 QRD125J-562
5.6K
1/2W UNF.CARBON
R820 QRD125J-470
~7
1/2W UNF.CARBON
R821 QRD145J":100S
10·····-1/4W UNF.CARBON i
R821 QRD145J-3R3S
3.3
1/4W UNF.CARBON B
R822 QRD148J-472S
4.7K
1/4W ARBON
A
R822 QRD148J-472S
4.7K
1/4W CARBON
B
R823 QRD148J-821S
20
1/4W CARBON
A
R823 <lRD148J":821S· ..... ~20 .......... i14w ARBON
B
R824 QRG012J-222A
2.2K
lW
p.M.FILM
B
R831 QRG012J-220AF
22
lW
p.M.FILM
R832 QRD125J-183
18K
1/2W UNF.CARBON
R901 Q~D148J-681S
~80
1/4W ARBON
R902 QRD148J":681S ...... ~80····· lii.w CARBON
R903 QRD148J-562S
5.6K
1/4W
ARBON
R904 QRD148J-562S
5.6K
1/4W CARBON
R905 QRD148J-123S
12K
1/4W CARBON
R906 QRD148J-123S
12K
1/4W CARBON
....
R907<lRD148J":152S
1. 5K ·······-li4w· CARBON
R908 QRD148J-152S
1.SK
1/4W CARBON
R909 QRD148J-103S
10K
1/4W CARBON
R911 QRD148J-332S
~.3K
1/4W CARBON
R912 QRD148J-473S
7K
1/4W CARBON
R913 QRD148J":104S
... iooi( ....... ili.w· CARBON
R914 QRD148J-823S
~2K
1/4W CARBON
R915 QRD148J-473S
~7K
1/4W CARBON
R916 QRD148J-563S
56K
1/4W CARBON
R917 QRD148J-683S .... ~8K ........ 1/4W ARBON .............. .
R918 Q~D148j..:392S··
3.9K
1/4W CARBON
R919 QRD148J-392S
3.9K
1/4W
ARBON
R920 QRD148J-333S
33K
1/4W CARBON
R921 QRD148J-224S
220K
1/4W CARBON
R922 QRD148J-562S
5.6K
1/4W CARBON
R923 QRG022J-182A ·······i.8K····-2W· .M.FILM·
R924 QRD148J-181S
180
1/4W CARBON
R931 QRD145J-470S
~7
1/4W UNF.CARBON
R935 QRD148J-822S
~.2K
1/4W CARBON
........ Il.9~~ .. Cl.R.o.~.4.!I.J.::~.B.~.Sk>.8K
1/4W CARGON
R937 QRD148J-472S
~.7K
1/4W CARBON
R941 QRG022J-471A
470
2W
p.M.FILM
R942 QRG022J-471A
470
2W
O.M.FILM
R943 QRD148J-473S
~7K
1/4W CARBON
R944 QRD148J-473S
47K
1/4W CARBON
E··R9Si··QRZ006Z..:1oo········10
········1/"/ FlJSIBLE
E
& R952 QRZ0062-100
10
1/4W FUSIBLE
E
~
R953 QRZ0062-100
10
1/4W FUSIBLE
E
~
R954 QRZ0062-100
\"0
1/4W FUSIBLE
E
OTHERS
Lt ITEM
PART NUMBER
EMBOOTP-B01C
EMG7331-001
E 11414-102
E 300107-005
.. E300107-006
E 300209":021
E 300209-021
E 300209-024
E 300209-024
E33754-001
E655()8~002
E 6 5508-002
E67764-102
E67764-102
E67764-202
2-8
(No. 20016)
D E S C R I P T
I 0 N
SPEAKER TERMINAL
FUSE CLIP
C.B.HOLDER
... C.B.HOLDER .. -...............
HEiTSI Iili<
HEAT SINK
AREA
A
i
B
0
E
......
ieAND . ......... .............................
TAB
TAB
~RAPPING TERMINAL
~RAPPING TERMINAL
k-/RAPPING TERMINAL
P-
B
A
B
A
Lt
PART NUMBER
E67764 202
E67764-302
E67764-303
E708S9-001
E7094S-H25B
E73090-001
E73090-0Dl
E7326S-001
SBSB3008CC
SBSB3008CC
SBSB3008CC
SBSB3008CC
SBSB3008CC
SBSE3016CC
QMC0637-004
QMC0638-001
QMS6A40-021
EQL010l-1R2
EQL010l-1R2
EMV7112-003
EMV7112-003
EMV7112-004
JOOl
d-. JOOl
J901
L751
L752
P301
P354
P405
P441 E~;V7112":003
P801 EMV7112-003
P804 EMV7112-003
P80S E67764-103
P806 E67764-103
P807 EMV7112-004
P8D7 EMV7112-004
Lt SOOl QSR008S-008U
S901 QST4241-EIO
S902 ...Q.S.!.4.?~I.~E.l() ..
& T002 ETP1000-41ZA
Lt T002 ETPIOOO-42JA
FI/801 EV/R33B-13KST
FW802 EWR34B-30SST
..... FWB03 EWR36B-40SST
FW804 ·EWR33B~16KST
YOOl ESK1D12-113
~YOOl ESK1D12-113
RY901 ESK5D24-218
..
D E S C R I P T
I 0 1'1
~RAPPING TERMINAL
~RAPPING TERM I NAL
twRAPPING TERMINAL
EARTH PLATE
HEAT SINK
fLATE
fLATE
SCREW
SCREW
SCREW
SCREW
SCREW
SCREW
SCREW
~C OUTLET
AC OUTLET
HEAD PHONE JACK
INDUCTOR·
INDUCTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
~RAPPING TERMINAL
~RAPP!NG TERMINAL
CONNECTO~···
CONNECTOR
ivOLTAGE SELECTOR
PUSH SIJITCH
... PU.~H .. SWI.T.CH ..
POWER TRANSFORMER
POWER TRANSFORMER
FLAT WIRE
FLAT WIRE
........ FLAT WIRE .........
FLAT WIRE
RELAY
RELAY
RELAY
~
,.,
_ S A I- le I Y
~
AREA
B
B
A
B
El
B
A
..
A
B
B
B
A
....
A
B
-.
PAIl I S
AX-R551 BK
•
ENE-048 D Analog Switch & Pin Jack PC Board Ass'y
Note: ENE-048 0 varies according to the areas employed. See note (1) when placing an order.
(No. 1()O 16)
2-9
AX·R551 BK
CAPACITORS
Note (1)
Lt
Designated Areas
PC Board Ass'y
ENE-048 ~
ENE-048 [[]
U.S.A.,Canada
U.S.Military Market
& Other Countries
ENE-048
[Q]
Europe,Australia,U.K.
ENE-048
[[J
West Germany
C3~2
TRANSISTORS
Lt
ITEM PART NUMBER
QSOl
QS02
QS03
QS04
QS81
QS82
QS83
QS84
QS8S
-.--
~S!5~.
D E S C R I P T I 0 NJAil EA
MA K E R
jROHM
SILICON
2SC1740(R,S)
SILICON
2SC1740(R,S)
~OHM
2SC1740(R,S)
SILICON
~OHM
2SC1740(R,S)
SILICON
~OHM
OTA114YN ..
.... ~ ILICON ........ ~OHM .....
jsILICON
iROHM
OTC144EN
js 1 LI CON
iROHM
OTC144EN
ROHM
SILICON
OTA114YN
NEC
F.E.T
2SK10SCH)
2SK10SCH) ....... ........ F. E- T
.............
i:~E~·T"·············
QS87 2SKioSCtii
QS88 25K10S CH)
F.E.T
~~t···
ITEhi
IC301
IC3S1
IC361
IC362
...... ICSOl
ICS02
IC50~
...
IC504
ICS31
IC581
iC582
PART NUMBER
D
..........
NEC
E S C R I P T I 0 N AREA
MA K E R
LC.
NJ M4S6000
jsANYO
LC.
LB1639
TOSHI8A
LC.
TC9164N
OSHIBA
I. C.
TC9162N.
BA3812L .. ................. I.C........ -.. ...... ~g~~
LC.
BA3812L
LC.
NJ M4 56000
LC.
~ANYO
LC 7522
I'1lTSUBISHI
LC.
M5218P
LC4966 ............... .... -.. 1. C.
i~c~················
M5218P
...............
0501 MTZ6.8JC
0502 MTZ6.8JC
OS81 15S133
DES C R I P T ION AREA
MA K E R
ZENER
ZENER
SILICON
~OHM
~OHM
~OHM
CAPACITORS
Lt
ITEM
PART NUMBER
D E S C R I P T I
o N AREA
50V ELECTRO
C301 QETB1HM-475
14·7MF
~OV ELECTRO
C302 QE TB1HM-4 75
14·7MF
100PF
SOV ~ERAMIC
C30~ QCS21HJ-l0l
ERAMIC
100PF
SOV
C303 QC S21HJ -101
C303 QCS21HJ-101 ........ 100PF ..... SOV .... ERAIUC ......
SOV
ERAMIC
~j()Pf"
C30~ QCS21HJ:;331
SOV
ERAMIC
100PF
C304 QCS21HJ-l0l
SOV
ERAMIC
100PF
C304 QCS21HJ-l0l
SOV ~ERAMIC
100PF
C304 QCS21HJ-l01
C304 .. QCS21HJ-331 ....... ... 330PF ....... SOV ... ERAMIC ...
10V ELECTRa
C30S QE TB1AM:;476
i"7MF
7MF
10V ELECTRO
C306 QETB1AM-476
ERAMIC
C307 QCS21HJ-l01
100PF
~OV
ERAMIC
100PF
SOV
C30a QCS21HJ-l01
HLAR
QFN81HJ-182 ... _.-.- .. 1800PF 50V
1800PF···· ~civ··· ~Yl.AR·········
.~~~~ Qi= N8iiij:;182
50V ~YLAR
C311 QFN81HJ-682
~800PF
SOV MYLAR
012 QFN81HJ-682
~800PF
SOV ELECTRO
C313 QETB1HM-475
!4. 7MF
ELECTRO .....
.. C314 QETB1HM-47S
... j4.7MF .... 50V
~2MF .
~5ir ELECTRa
C315 QE TBi EM:;226
C316 QETBlEM-226
25V ELECTRO
~2MF
100PF
50V CERAMIC
C317 QCS21HJ-l01
ERAMIC
50V
C318 QCS21HJ-101A
100PF
C321 QFN81HJ-223
1o.022MF 50V MYLAR
2·10
(No. 2001 6)
50V ~YLAR
50V ~YLAR
50V ELECTRO
SOV .. ELECTRO
SOV
ERAMIC
SOV CERAMIC
SOV CERAMIC
SOV CERAMIC
SOV ELECTRO
50V··· ELECTRO ··1······
50V ELECTRO
sov ELECTRO
sov ELECTRO
50V ELECTRO
5OV~iLAR· ...
50V ~YLAR
50V ~YLAR
SOV ~YLAR
~YLAR
M~~ZiiiSHT"··
ITEM PART NUMBER
p.()47MF··SOV····~il.Ai··········
C391 QFN81HJ-123
p.012MF
C392 QFN81HJ-123
p.012MF
CSOl QETB1HM-475
J4.7MF
........ ~.S.~.2 .. ~.E.!.B.l.~.M.:-47S
4.7MF
CS03 QCS21HJ-470
7PF
CS04 QCS21HJ-470
7PF
CS05 QCS21HJ-l01
100PF
C506 QCS21HJ-l01
100PF
CS07 QET81HM-47S
.7MF
······~50a ··QETSliiM:;475·········· 4~7M~··
CS09 QET81HM-475
4.7MF
CS10 QETB1HM-47S
.7MF
C511 QETB1HM-47S
.7MF
C512 QETB1HM-475
.7MF
······~5i~·QFN81iij:;i53 ····p.OlSMF
CS14 QFN81HJ-1S3
p.01SMF
C515 QFN81HJ-104
p.1MF
CS16 QFN81HJ-l04
p.1MF
.. . . ··~~~~·:;~H~t;n··········~~~~=F
. . ;6~··~~~:~IC
C519 QFN81HJ-102
1000PF 50V
DIODES
Lt
C351
C352
C353
C361
·····C362
C363
C364
C381
C382
DESCR I PT I ON AREA
p.022MF 50V ~YLAR
p.022MF 50V ~YLAR
~.022MF SOV ~YLAR
QFV81HJ~73
0.047MF 50V
.FILM
QCS21HJ-331
330PF
SOV CERAMIC
E ..
~CS21HJ~331···········330P~·
50V ···t~RAMi~··· E
QCS21HJ-331
330PF
SOV ~ERAMIC
E
QCS21HJ-331
330PF
SOV
ERAMIC
E
QCS21HJ-331
330PF
50V CERAMIC
E
QCS21HJ-331
330PF
SOV CERAMIC
E
QCS2iiij:;331··~30PF·· 50V··· . ~RAMIC ......
E····
QCS21HJ-331
~30PF
SOV
ERAMIC
E
P30PF
50V
ERAMIC
E
QCS21HJ-331
QCS21HJ-331
330PF
50V
ERAMIC
E
f ..
QCS21HJ-331 ......... P30PF ....... 50V
EERRAAMMIICC.······ .. E
·QtS21Hj~33i
330PF
SOV
QCS21HJ-181
180PF
50V
ERAMIC
QCS21HJ-181
180PF
50V CERAMIC
QFN81HJ-473
p.047MF SOV 1YLAR
QETBlEM-476....
!47MF .... 25V. .. EELLEE.CC.TTRROO ............ .
QETB1EM:;476
·····J47M"····· ~5"
QFN81HJ-223
p.022MF 50V ~YLAR
QFN81HJ-223
p.022MF 50V ~YLAR
QCF21HP-223
p.022MF 50V CERAMIC
QCF21HP-223
p,022MF 50V
ERAMIC
QFN81HJ-223
QFN81HJ-223
QFN81HJ-223
C3~4·QF~81iij:;47j
I CS
Lt
ITEM PART NUMBER
A
B
.. D ..
E
I-.
B
D
E
CS20
C521
C522
...... ··C523
CS24
C52S
CS26
QFN81HJ-272
~700PF
SOV ~YLAR
QFN81HJ-272
2700PF SOV ~YLAR
QFN81HJ-l02 .......... 1000PF .... 50V .. ~XLAR ...... .
·QFN81iij:;s62
5600PF 50V
YLAR
QCS21HJ-331
330PF
SOV
ERAMIC
QFN81HJ-222
2200PF 50V MYLAR
QFN81HJ-333
0.033MF SOV MYLAR
QFN81HJ-123
QFN81HJ-S62
QFN81HJ-333
QFN81HJ-222
....... <:"5"38
QfN81HJ-S62
..... {~~~~~~:i~~~i~~ .......... ~~~~~~F ;6~···· ~~~::.
O.012MF
5600PF
O.033MF
2200PF
50V MYLAR
50V MYLAR
50V ~YLAR
50V .. MYLAR ...
C533··QFIi8iiij:;68~···········p.68MF·· SOV
T.FILM
p.68MF SOV
.FILM
CS34 QFV81HJ-684
p.068MF 50V ~YLAR
CS35 QFN81HJ-683
C536 QFN81HJ-683
p.068MF 50V ~YLAR
C537 QFN81HJ-S62 ........... S600PF .... 50V ~YLAR
5600PF
sov·····~Y"LAR····
C539 QEK61HM-224G
CS40 QEK61HM-224G
C541 QFN81HJ-473
p.22MF 50V
p.22MF SOV
p.047MF 50V
C544
CS4S
C546
CS47
700PF
.7MF
.7MF
0.022MF.
ELECTRO
ELECTRO
~YLAR
........~~:~ ··~~~:i~~~1n··········P;6b~~F.· ;g~····~~t::
QFN81HJ-472
QETB1HM-475
QETB1HM-475
QFN81HJ-223
50V
SOV
SOV
~YLAR
ELECTRO
ELECTRO
.
sov ... MY.LAR........... .
...... ··~548QFN~·iiij:;22j··· ...... 0~()22MF 50V MYLAR
C549 QET81HM-47S
4.7MF
50V ELECTRO
C550 QET81HM-47S
4.7MF
50V ELECTRO
CSSl QETB1HM-475
.7MF
50V ELECTRO
C5S2 QETB1HM-475
4.7MF
SOV ELECTRO ..... .
...... ··c S53 ··Qcs2iiij:;470 ···········4 7P F···· so,,··· ERAM I C
C5S4 QCS21HJ-470
7PF
50V CERAMIC
CSS5 QFN81HJ-223
O.022MF 50V MYLAR
C561 QETB1EM-106
10MF
25V ELECTRO
...... CS62~.E.!.~.1.~.M.::.106 .......... 1.Cl.M.F. ......... ~.~V. E!,EpR()
C563 QETB1EM-l06
10MF
25V ELECTRO
C564 QETB1EM-106
10MF
25V ELECTRO
CS81 QETB1HM-475
50V ;~LECTRO
14·7MF
CS82 QETB1HM-475
50V iELECTRO
14·7MF
CS84 QFN81HJ-472
700PF 50V /-1YLAR
.t. .
S A F ET Y
P A !Cl' S
AX-R551 BK
CAPACITORS
&.
ITE"
RESISTORS
PART NUMBER
DES C R I P T I 0
50V
SOV
50V
25V
25V ..
16V
16V
N
AREA
CERAMIC
~YLAR
/-tYLAR
ELECTRO
ELECTRO
ELECTRO
ELECTRO
RESISTORS
&.
......
Lt.
&
,t,.
Lt.
......
......
......
Lt.
~..
Lt>
ITEM PART NUMBER
R301
R302
R303
R304
R305
R306
R307
R308
R309
R310
lUll
R312
R313
R314
R351
FUS2
R361
R362
R38l
R382
R383
R384
R385
R386
R39l
R392
R393
R394
RSOl
RS02
RS03
RS04
R505
RS06
RS07
RS08
RS09
RS10
RSll
RS12
RS13
R 514
R51S
R516
R517
R518
R 519
RS20
R52l
R 522
RS23
R524
RS25
RS26
RS27
R528
R529
R53C
R531
R532
'R533
R534
R535
R536
R537
'R538
R539
R540
R54l
R542
R543
R544
R545
R546
R547
D E S
C
R I P T I 0 N ,\ li EA
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-222
2.2K
1/6W CARBON
2.2K
QRD167J-222
7K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-473
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-473
147K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-561
... 560 ..
..
i/6W CARBON'
QRD 16 iJ ~561
560
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-393
39K
QRD167J-'393
1/6W ARBON
~9K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-474
14 70K
QRD167J-474 ......... I4.?OK ....... l/6W ARBON
QRD167J:':i()4
lOOK
116W CARBON
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-104
lOOK
l/4W UNF.CARBON
QRD14CJ-680S
~8
1/4W ~NF.CARBON
QRD14CJ-680S
168
QRD167J-l05
lM ........... 1/6W CARBON
....
i/6W CARBON'
GRD16iJ:':105
lM
1/4W
UNF.CARBON
QRD14CJ-6BOS
~B
1/4W ~NF.CARBON
QRD14CJ-6BOS
~8
l/6W CARBON
QRD167J-22l
220
QRD167J-22l
220 - ......... l/6W CARBON
QRDi67j:':221
ii6W ARBON
220
l/6W CARBON
QRD167J-221
220
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-221
220
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-22l
220
QRD167J-683 .........
.... l/6W CARBON
~rK
ij6W 'CARBON
QRD167J:"683
BK ..
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-363
36K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-363
36K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167.J-104
lOOK
QRD167J-l04 . ..... lOOK ...... 1I6W . FARBON
QRDli1iJ::224'
22()K
1I6W CARBON
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-224
220K
220K
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-224
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-224
220K
QRD167J-l01 ........... 100 ..... l/6W FAHBON
'1/6\~ CARBON
QRD16ij:':101
loo
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-91i
~ .1K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-912
~ .1K
l/6W ARBON
QRD167J-1Bl
lBO
QRD167J-1Bl ........... 180 .......... l/6W CARBON ..
QRDiil7J:':B2l
i/6W 'CARBON
/82()
l/6W CARBON
QRD167J-B2l
/820
22K
l/6W CARBON
QRD167J-223
l/6W
ARBON
QRD167J-223
22K
QRD167J-154 ..... 150K ....... l/6W CARBON
. .........
ij6W 'CARBON
QRDi6ij:':154
lS0K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-l03
10K
l/6W CARBON
QRD167J-l03
10K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-22l
220
QRD167J-22l ........... 220 ...... l/6W CARBON
!a20"
QRD16ij:':B21
116W CARBON
l/6W CARBON
QRD167J-B2l
820
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-153
15K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-153
15K
.. V.6.~ . .i\.R.1l9.1I ..
.QRD167J-l04
.................
..... ... 10()K.
l/6W ARBON
lOOK
QRD167J-l04
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-l03
10K
CARBON
1/6W
10K
QRD167J-l03
1/6W CARBON
220K
QRD167J-224
QRD167J-224 ..... ... 220K ..... 1/6W CARBON ..
'GRDli1ii:':z24'
220K
li6W CARBON
220K
1I6W CARBON
QRD167J-224
1/6W CAR80N
QRD167J-B22
1a·2K
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-B22
/B.2K
QRD167J-822 ...... /B.2K ....... 1/6W CARBON
la • 2K..
GROi6 ij:':82 2
1I6W .. ARB()N
220K
l/6W CARBON
QRD167J-224
220K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-224
1/4W juNF.CARBON
QRD14CJ-6BOS
~8
QRD14CJ-6BOS .... .~.B .... .... 1/4W UN F. CARBONI
QRD12Sj::Z71'
1/2W juNF .CARBONI
270
270
1/2W UNF.CARBON
QRD125J-271
1/6W ~ARBON
QRD167J-681
680
l/6W CARBON
I
QRD167J-272
2.7K
1/6W CARBON
9.1K
i
QRD167J-912
_
&.
ITEM PART NUMBER D E S C R I P T I 0 N All EA
R548 QRD167J-912
19 .1K
1/6W CAR80N
R551 QRD167J-l03
10K
1/6W CARBON
R552 QRD167J-823
1/6W CARBON
~2K
R553 QRD167J-103
10K
1/6W CARBON
-.. -.- R554 QRD167J-l03 ......... 10K . ... - .. 1/6W CARBON
R555 . QRD16iJ:':332
~~3K
ii6W CARBON
R556 QRD167J-332
3.3K
1/6W CARBON
R561 QRD167J-221
l/6W CARBON
220
R562 QRD167J-221
1/6W et,RBON
220
RS63
QRD167J-221
1/6W
220
ARBON ..
.. __ ..
..
..
..
....
R564 ClRD167J:':z21
1/6W CARBON
220
R565 QRD167J-221
220
1/6W CARBON
R566 QRD167J-221
1/6W CARBON
220
1/6W CARBON
R567 QRD167J-221
220
..... .. R568 QRD167J-221 ........... 220 . ......... 1/6W CARBON
..
R569 GRDfilij:':f02
1K
1/6W CARBON
R570 QRD167J-l02
1/6W
lK
CARBON
R571 QRD167J-823
1/6W CARBON
~2K
R572 QRD167J-823
1/6W CARBON
/B2K
ARBON ...... I··· ......
...... R573 QRD167J-124 ... ..... 120K ... .. 1/6W
R574' QRrifilij:':i24
'l16w . CARBON
120K
R575 QRD167J-474
1/6W CARBON
1470K
70K
R576 QRD167J-474
1/6W CARBON
R577 QRD167J-221
1/6W CARBON
220
...... R57B QRD167J-221............ 220 ....... 1/6W CARBON
R5al' QRD167J-563
1/6W CARBON
S6K
R582 QRD167J-563
1/6W CARBON
56K
1/6W CARBON
R583 QRD167J-563
56K
R584 QRD167J-563
56K
1/6W CARBON
...... R585 QRD167J-223 . ........ 22K . ......... 1I6W CARBON ...
'R5B6 . QR[)f67J:':Z73'
27K
1/6W CARBON
R587 QRD167J-474
1/6W CARBON
~70K
R588 QRD167J-474
1I6W
CARBON
POK
1/6W CARBON
R589 QRD167J-223
22K
1/6W CARBON
470K
.. __ .. R590 ...QRD167J-474
__ ............. ...........
-...................... ....... . .....
1/6W CAIBON
R591 QRD167J-l04
lOOK
R592 QRD167J-154
l50K
1/611 CAIBON
R593 QRD167J-394
1/611 CARBON
~90K
R594 QRD167J-474
1/611 CARBON
1470K
R595 QRD167J-333 ........... 33K
1I6\~ CAR80N
R596 'QR[)167J:':562
5.6K
1/6W CARBON
R597 QRD167J-273
27K
1/611 CARB ON
,t,. R598 QRD14CJ-680S
1/4W UN I. CARBONI
68
,t,. R599 QRD14CJ-680S
1/4W
~8
~A501 QRB075J-474 "'--"-"- 70K .. 1/8W R. lE TWORK
RAS02 QRB()7SJ:':474
i/8W R.IEH/ORK
~iOK
250K
~R351 QVD8918-EF58
~ARI A8LE
....
"". <'' '"I
OTHERS
&.
ITEM
J301
J302
J303
J304
L301
L302
I
L303'
L304
P302
P312
...... FW301
FW304
FW305
FW3D6
FW307
FW30B
FW309
FW310
FW313
FW314
FW315
FIB54
FW391
SW391
VA391
PART NUMBER
D E S C R I P 1 I 0 N AR EA
E11415-103
BRACKET
E73B37-001
SH IELD RING
FE-ZMS409
SCREW
SBST3006Z
EMNOOTV-405A ........ ~P .. PIN JACK ....... .... - .........
.. ..
EMNOoTv:':6()2A
I6P PIN JACK
4P PIN JACK
EMNOOTV-402A
EMNOOTP-602A
I6P PIN JACK
EQL4004-220
INDUCTOR
E
INDUCTOR ...................... -..
EQL4004-220 ".-.
E
EQL4004:':220
INDUCTOR
E
EQL4004-220
INDUCTOR
E
CONNECTOR
EMV7112-009
QMV5004-003K
PLUG ASSY
EWR33B-16KST ... - .... FLAT WIRE
..
-'"... - -_ ......
FLAT WIRE
EWR35S':'3sssi
FLAT WIRE
EWR23C-30NN
FLAT WIRE
EWR23C-2SNN
FLAT WIRE
EWR23C-25NN
EWR23C-30NN ........ .. FLAT WIRE ... .......... .. - - ._ ...
EWR23C':'ZONN
FLAT WIRE
FLAT WIRE
EWR35B-20SST
FLAT WIRE
ElIR23C-20JN
FLAT WIRE
EWR23C-25NN
FLAT WIRE
EWR23C-13NN
..
- -"
EWR33B':'16KST
FLAT WIRE
EWR23C-16NN
FLAT WIRE
QST4102-E08
PUSH SWITCH
~.RESISTOR
QVDA98W-EF5C
;t
SAFEr.. P A I1I S
I
(No. 2,)016)
2-11
AX-R551 BK
•
ENB-065 D Logic & Tact Switch PC Board Ass'y
Note: ENB-065 0 varies according to the areas employed. See note (1) when placing an oder.
TRANSISTORS
Lt ITEM PART NUMBER
DES C R I
P T
I
o
N
AllEA
M A K E R
SILICON
SILICON
SILICON
SILICON
SILICON
... _-- ....
SILICON
SILICON
5ILICON
Q401
Q402
Q403
Q404
...... Q405
G406
Q441
Q442
OTA114EN
OTC144EN
25C458(C,0)
2SC458(C,0)
2SC458(C,0)
2SC4S8(C,Ol
OTA144EN
OTC114YN
PART NUMBER
~OHM
ROHM
~ITACHI
~ITACHI
........
~ITACHI
~ITACHI
ROHM
UlOHM
DES C R I
P T
ION
AREA
M A K E R
IC401
IC441
IC442
IC443
UP075104G554-1B
TC4013BP
7EL-SPI-00l
LC7565
NEC
TOSHIBA
KYOSERA
SANYO
I.C.
1.C.
1.C.
I.C.
DIODES
&ITEM
PART NUMBER
DESCI<
I PT I ON
AREA
M A K E 11
..
0401
0402
0403
0404
0405
0406
0407
0408
0409
ISS133
SILICON
15S133
SILICON
ISS133
SILICON
MTZ5.6JC
ZENER
155133
SILICON
ISSI33 ............. ·········SILICON ....
1SS133
SILICON
155133
~ILICON
155133
SILICON
~OHM
~OHM
~OHM
~OHM
ROHM
···~()HM·····
~OHM
~OHM
ROHM
~~i~i~~i~~ ··~~~i~g~ ...... :g~~
0412
0413
0414
0421
0422
0423
0424
0425
0426
·····0427
0428
0429
0430
0441
0442
.
SLR-340C3F
.E.O.
SLR-34VC3F
.E.O.
SLR-340C3F
.E.O.
155133
SILICON
ISS133·· .................. sILIcON .......
0443 155133
0444 155133
0445 ISS133
~~~* i;;i;~
0448
0449
0461
0462
...........
ISS133
155133
SLR-34VC3F
SLR-34VC3F
SILICON
SILICON
SILICON
;i~iEg~·
SILICON
SILICON
L.E.O.
.E.O.
b:.
2-1 2
(No. 2001 6)
............... .
155133
SILICON
~OHM
ISS133
~ILICON
~OHM
IS5133
~ILICON
iROHM
SLR-340C3F ............ .• E, 0 •............ iROHM ................ _
SLR-340C3F
• E. O.
OHM
SLR-340C3F
.E.O.
ROHM
SLR-340C3F
.E.O.
ROHM
SLR-340C3F
.E.O.
ROHM
5LR-340C3F
L.E.O.
ROHM
SLR~340C3F ............
~E~ii: ....... R()HM .......... · '.ROHM
ROHM
ROHM
ROHM
ROHioi·"
ROHM
ROHM
ROHM
. . . Rg~~ ........- . . . ..
~OHM
ROHM
~OHM
ROHM
SAf ETY
PA];ZTS
AX-R551 BK
OTHERS
CAPACITORS
r=-~
.6
ITEM PART NUMBER
C401 QETB1HM-l06
C402 QETB1HM-225
C403 EEZ0502-479
C404 QETB1HM-225
C405 QETB1HM-l06 ..........
·Ci.07 QEK61CM":107
C441 QCS21IlJ-l0l
C442 QETBIHM-474
C443 QETB1HM-474
...
..... C444 QET61HM-474
Ci.i.S· GETB1HM::t.7t.·
C446 QETB1HM-474
C447 QETB1HM-474
C448 QETB1HM-474
.... C449 QETB1HM-474
(:450 ·QtTBl EM:"107··
C451 QCF21HP-473
C452 QCF21HP-223
C453 QETBOJM-227
C471 QCF21HP-223
DES C R I P T I
0 N
AREA
10MF
50V I~LECTRO
2.2MF
50V IELECTRO
47000MF 5.5V ,ELECTRO
2.2MF
50V IELECTRO
10MF
50V ;ELECTRO
100MF
16V ELECTRO
100PF
50V CERAMIC
0.47MF 50V ELECTRO
O.47MF 50V ELECTRO
0.47MF ... 50V ELECTRO ..
0.t.7MF 50V ELECTRO
0.47MF 50V ELECTRO
0.47MF 50V ELECTRO
0.47MF 50V ELECTRO
0.47MF.. 50V ... ELECTRO
100MF
25V ELECTRO
O.047MF 50V CERAMIC
O.022MF 50V CERAMIC
220f1F
6.3V ELECTRO
kl.022MF 50V CERAMIC
RESISTORS
.6
ITEM PART NUMBER
R401
R402
R403
R405
R406
Ri.07
R408
R409
R410
R 411
R 413
R 414
R 416
R417
R418
R419
R420
R421
R 422
R423
R 424
R 425
R426
R427
R428
R429
R431
R432
R433
R 441
R442
R 443
R444
R445
R446
R447
R 448
R 449
R 451
R 452
R453
R 454
R 455
R 456
R 457
R458
R461
R462
R481
.... R 483
R484
RA441
RA442
RM461
VR405
[) E S C R I P T I
0 N
AREA
1/6W CARBON
QR0167J-l02
lK
QR0167J-222
2.2K
1/6W CARBON
QR0167J-331
1/6W CARBON
330
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-472
~.7K
QR0167J-l03 ........... 10K .......... 1/6W CARBON
.......
QR0167J::223
22K
1I6W CARBON
1/6,} CARBON
7K
QRD167J-473
1/6,} CARBON
QR0167J-223
22K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-472
~.7K
QRD167J-183 ...... - ... 18K .......... 1/6W ARBON
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-l03
10K
QRD167J-471
70
1/6W
ARBON
QRD167J-473
7K
1/6W CARBON
1/6W
ARBON
QR0167J-223
22K
QRD167J-l03 .. ...... IOK ...... 1/6W CARBON
···1I6W
QROI67j::Z7t
270
CAR liON
1/6W CARBON
QR0167J-271
270
1/6W
ARBON
QRD167J-271
270
QR0167J-271
270
1/6W ~ARBON
QRD167J-271 ... .... 270 . .... -_ ... 1/6W ARBON
ij6W ARSON
QRD167J-271
270
QR0167J-271
270
1/6W CARBON
270
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-271
1/6W
ARBON
QRD167J-271
270
QR0167J-271
270
1/6W
ARSON
·1:>70··
QRi1l67J::271
1/6W CARBON
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-l04
lOOK
1/6W CARBON
QR0167J-I04
lOOK
1/6W ~ARBON
QRD167J-I04
lOOK
lOOK.......... 1/6W CARBON
QRDl,67J::l04 ...
lj6W CARBON
QRD167J-473
7K
QRD167J-l04
lOOK
1/6W ~ARBON
QR0167J-473
1/6W
CARBON
~7K
QRD167J-473
47K
1/6W CARBON
1/6W k-ARBON
QR0167J-l03
.......
..... 10K
. iD';:· . .. ij6W CARBON ...
QRD167J:'474·
QRD167J-474
70K
1/6W k-ARBON
QRD167J-183
18K
1/6W ~ARBON
QRD167J-l04
lOOK
1/6W CARBON
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-l04 .. ..... lOOK
lOO';:·· .
QRD167J::l04
li6W CARBON
QRD167J-l04
lOOK
1/6W CARBON
QR0167J-l04
lOOK
1/6W ~ARBON
QR0167J-l04
lOOK
1I6W ~ARBON
QR0167J-l04 ........... lOOK...... .. 1/6W JARBON
QR0167J::223
li6W CARBON
~2K
1/6W ~ARBON
QR0167J-331
330
270
QRD167J-271
1I6W ~ARBON
1/6W CARBON
QR0167J-I01
100
QRD167J-l03 .....
10K........ . .. 1/6W CARBON ..... . ..........
QRDi67J":103
10K
ti6W k-ARBoN
QRB079J-I04
lOOK
1/10W R.NETWORK
lOOK
1/l0W R.NETWORK
QRB139J-l04
I.C. (M)
GPIU50lV
~50K
~ARIABLE
QVDA98B-EF5C
.6
ITEM PART NUMBER
D E S C R I P T I
o N AREA
E11416-101
E3400-381
FELT SPACER
E70225-001
EARTH PLATE
MINI JACK
J471 QMS3533-001
..... SOCKET WIRE
...... P312 EWS013-245
EMVSI03-002A
PLUG ASSY
P401
CONNECTOR
P404 EMV7112-003
P407 EMV7112-003
CONNECTOR
FL TUBE
FL441 ELUOOOI-036
.... FW302 EWR39B-25KST ..... FLAT WIRE
. FWi.02 EWR37B-08SST·
FLAT WIRE
FLAT WIRE
FW404 EWR23C-70JN
FLAT WIRE
FW40S EWR34B-2SKST
FW407 EWR33B-20KST.
FLAT WIRE
FW441
EWR33B-30KST
........ FLAT WIRE ..
....
;oWe07· EWR34B-20KST
FLAt WIRE
RE401 ECXOO04-194KM
~ESONATOR
TACT SWITCH
SW401 ESPOOOI-007
TACT SWITCH
SW402 ESPOOOI-007
...... TACT SWITCH
.... - SW403 ESPOOOI-007
SW40t.· ESPOOOI-Ooi
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
SW405 ESPOOOI-007
TACT SWITCH
SW406 ESPOOOI-007
TACT SWITCH
SW407 ESPOOOI-007
.... SW408 ESPOO01-007 ........... TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
SWi.09 ESPOOOI::007
TACT SW ITCH
SW41C ESPOOO1-007
TACT SW ITCH
SW411 ESPOOOI-007
ACT SWITCH
SW412 ESPOOOI-007
. ..... SW413 ESPOOOI-007 ......... TACT SWITCH ................
ESPOOOI-Ooi
ACT SWITCH·
swi.ii.
TACT SW ITCH
SW415 ESPOO01-007
TACT SW ITCH
SW416 ESPOOOI-007
SW417 ESPOOOI-007
TACT SWITCH
..... SW418 ESPOOO1-007
-..... TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
SW419 ESPOOOl":Ooi·
TACT S,JITCH
SW420 ESPOOOI-007
TACT SWITCH
SW421 ESPOOOI-007
TACT S,JI TCH
SW422 ESPOOOI-007
ESPOOOI-007
-.. _. SW423
. ...... TACT SWITCH
ACT SWITCH
SW424 ESPOOOI":007
SW425 ESPOOO1-007
TACT SWITCH
SW426 ESPOOOI-007
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
SW427 ESPOOOI-007
.... SW428 ESPOOOI-007 .. ..... TACT SWITCH
TACT ·SW ITCH
SW429 ··ESPOO01-007
SW430 ESPOOOI-007
~ACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
SWOI ESPOO01-007
TACT SWITCH
SW432 ESPOO01-007
.. __ .. SW433 .. ESPOOOI-007 .. ....... TACT SWITCH ..
SW434 Espoooi":o07
TACT SWITCH
TACT SW ITCH
SW461 ESPOO01-007
TACT SWITCH
SW471 ESPOO01-010
TP401 QMV5005-002K
PLUG ASSY
6
S A I·
r:..I
Y
I
I' A
..
HIS
(No. 2GO 16) 2- 13
AX-R551 BK
• ENG-004 D Pre-Drive PC Board Ass'y
Note: ENG-004 0 varies according to the areas employed. See note (1) when placing an order.
CAPACITORS
Note (1)
PC Board Ass'y
Designated Areas
[gJ
U.S.A.,Canada
ENG-004
[IJ
U.S.Military Market
& Other Countries
ENG-004
[l]
Europe,Australia,U.K.
ENG-004
[ill
West Germany
Q701
Q702
Q703
Q704
...... Q705
Qi06
Q707
Q708
Q709
...... .. Q?~O
Q711
Q712
2SC2240(A,B)
2SC2240CA,B)
2SC2240CA,B)
2SC2240(A,B)
2SA1038CS,E)
2SA1038(S~E)""''''
DE S
C
SILICON
~ILlCON
SILICON
SILICON
~ILICON
SILICON
SILICON
2SA933LN(R,S)
SILICON
2SA933LNCR,S)
SILICON
2SA1038CS,E)
2SA1038CS,E) ...... SILICON
siliCON
2SC2389 CS~E)"
SILICON
2SC2389(S,E)
....
R I P T I o N AREA
M A K r. R
TOSHIBA
TOSHIBA
TOSHIBA
TOSHIBA
... ROHM
ROHM
ROHM
ROHM
ROHM
... ROHM ...
ROHM
ROHM
PART NUMBER
0701
0702
0703
0703
...... - 0704
155133
155133
1 S5133
155133
155133
Dial. 1S5133 ..
0705 MTZ22JC
2-14
(No. 20016)
DE
S C
.. __ .
Lt
t,
Lt
Lt
t,
R I P T I 0 N AREA
MA K E R
SILICON
~ILICON
~ILICON
SILICON
......... ..... SILICON
SILICON'
ZENER
....
ROHM
ROHM
ROHM
ROHM
ROHM . .....
ROHM
ROHM
__
I
T
U
T
lJ
R701
R702
R703
R704
R705
fii06
R707
R70B
R709
R710
Rhl
R711
R711
R711
R712
"iih2
DIODES
~ ITEM
C
R I P T I 0
AREA
N
..
~~t::·
RESISTORS
TRANSISTOR
~ ITEM PART NUMBER
E 5
16V ELECTRO
EEZ1601-226
~2MF
16V ELECTRO
EEZ1601-226
~2MF
ERAMIC
QCS21HJ-271
50V
~70PF
270PF
50V ~ERAMIC
QCS21HJ-271
100PF
QCS21HJ-I0l ._-_ ......
.... - 50V .... ERAMIC ....
'loop,:
50V
ERAMIC
QCS21HJ-I0l
ERAMIC
QCY21HK-332
50V
~300PF
3300PF 50V
ERAMIC
QCY21HK-332
ERAMIC
QCS21HJ-7RO
~PF
50V
QCS21HJ-7RO ......... 7PF ... --_ ... 50V ~ERAMIC.
....
16V'" ELECTRO "'K
ilEHCicM::i. 76
f47MF
L
QEHCICM-476
16V ELECTRO
f47MF
T
QETBICM-476
16V ELECTRO
i"7MF
ELECTRO
U
16V
QETBICM-476
~7MF
ELECTRO
K .....
QEHCICM-476 .........
.~~~~ ........ 16V
i6V .... El. ECTRO"
QE~CICM':4?6
t:
T
QE TBlCM-4 76
16V ELECTRO
f47MF
16V ELECTRO
U
QETBlCM-476
f47MF
ERAMIC
QCS21HJ-220
122PF
50V
ERAMIC
QCS21HJ-220 ..... ... 22PF ..... 50V
.........
SOV'" ~ERAMIC
120pF
GlCS21Hj::121
120PF
50V ~ERAMIC
QCS21HJ-121
SOV ~YLAR
QFN81HJ-822
~200PF
QFN81HJ-822
iB200PF 50V ~YLAR
QFN81HJ-822 .. . _.... 50V
~~~g:~ 50V"
QFNslHJ::SZ2
K
QEHCIEM-I06
10MF
2SV ELECTRO
10MF
QEHClEM-I06
25V ELECTRO
L
T
10MF
QETBUM-I06
25V ELECTRO
10MF
U
Z5V ELECTRO
QETBlEM-I06
Lt ITEM PART NUMBER
ENG-004
D
.....
R712
R712
R713
R714
R7t?
R71B
R719
R719
R719
R7t9
R720
R720
R720
R720
'R723
R723
R723
R723
.. R724
R724'
R724
R724
R727
R727
'R727
R727
R72B
R72B
R728
R72B
R729
R729
R729
R729
D
E S
C
R I P T I 0 N AREA
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-222
2.2K
QRD167J-222
2.21<
1I6W ARBON
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-I04
1001<
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-I04
lOOK
ARBON ........ .......
QRD167J-202 ...... - ... 2K
..... 1/6W
'li6W 'CARBON
GlRo16iJ ::202
l2iC
QRD167J-202
2K
1/6W CARBON
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-202
2K
1/61-1 CARBON
QRD167J-I03
10K
QR0167J-I03 .......... 10K ..... .... 1/6W CARBON .... --.K'
QRii16iJ::S61
560
ii6W 'ARBON
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-561
560
L
T
1I6W ARBON
QRD167J-6Bl
~80
QRD167J-681
1/6W ARBON
U
~80
QRD167J-561 .......... 560 ........... 1/61-1 ARBON ...•.... I<
ii6W' cARBON
i.:'
QRiii6iJ:':s61
560
T
QRD167J-681
1I6W ARBON
~80
QRD167J-681
1/6W ARBON
U
~80
QRD167J-I04
lOOK
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-104 .......... lOOK....... 1/61-1 ARBON ..........
"ii6w'
GlRiii6iJ::io1
100
ARBON
QR0167J-I01
100
1I6W ARBON
1I4W UNF.CARBON T
QRD145J-121S
120
1/4W UNF.CARBOI>I U
QRD145J-121S
120
QRD145J-201S ....... 200 .. __ .. -.. 1/41-1 UNF_CARBOt.l I<
QRD14SJ::icilS
iii.ii UNF_CARBOi./ I.
200
1/4W UNF.CARBOI>I T
QRD145J-121S
120
1/41-1 UNF.CARBOI>I U
QR014SJ-121S
120
1I4W UNF.CARBOI>I K
QRD145J-201S
200
QRD145J-201S ...... .ZOO ....... 1/41-1 UN F., CAR.B.Ot.l L...
·1.ii.w CARBON
T
QRofi.i.j::i.?2S
4.71<
4_7K
QRD144J-472S
U
1I4W CARBON
8_2K
K
QR0144J-822S
1I4W ARBON
8_2K
1I4W CARBON
QRD144J-822S
L
QRD144J-472S ....... 4_7K ...... 1/4W CARBON ........ T
"iii;w 'CARBON
4_7K
QRiii44J::i.7'iS
U
8_2K
1/4W CARBON
K
QRD144J-822S
QRD144J-822S
1/41-1 CARBON
L
8.2K
4_7K
T
1/4W CARBON
QRD144J-472S
1/41-1 CARBON .... U ....
QRD144J-472S ........ 4.7K
····iii.w·
'K
8~iiC·
QRDii.i.J:':822S
CARBON
1/4W CMBON
QRD144J-822S
L
8.2K
T
4.7K
1/4W CARBON
QRD144J-472S
4.7K
1/4W CARBON
U
QRD144J-472S
QRD144J-822S ........ 8_2K ... .-." 1/4W ARBON ... -- K
T'
QR0144J::B22S
li4W 'CARBON
8 .2K
T
390
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-391
U
QRD167J-391
390
1/6W CARBON
K
QRD167J-681
680
1/6W CARBON
L
QRD167J-681
80
1/6W ARBON
..
..
Lt
SAFElY PAIlIS
"
"
AX·R551 BK
RESISTORS
Lt.
ITEM
RESISTORS
PART NUMBER
D E S C R I P T I 0 N IIREII
R730 QRD167J-391
1/6W CARBON
390
R730 QRD167J-391
1/6W CARBON
~90
R730 QRD167J-681
1I6W CARBON
~80
R730 QRD167J-681
1/6W CARBON
~80
QRD167J-152
1/6W CARBON
1. 5K
...... R731 ........................................
R732 QRD167J-152
1/6W CARBON
1. 5K
R733 QRD167J-152
1. 5K
1/6W CARBON
R734 QRD167J-152
1. 5K
1/6W CARBON
R735 QRD167J-333
1/6W CARBON
~3K
...... R736 QRD167J-333 .......... ~3K .......... 1/6W CARBON ...
R737 QROf6ij::391
390
li61i ·CARBON
R737 QRD167J-391
1/6W CAR.BON
390
R737 QRD167J-681
680
1/6W CARBON
R737 QRD167J-681
1/6W CARBON
680
390
...... R738 QRD167J-391
.. 1/6W CARBON
R738 ·QR016ij::39i········ 390 .
1/6W ARBON
R738 QRD167J-681
680
1I6W CARBON
R738 QRD167J-681
1/6W CARBON
680
R739 QRD167J-123
1/6W ARBON
12K
R739
QRD167J-123
12K
1/6W
ARBON
......
...... -....
.......
··R739· GR016ij::682
·ii6W ARSON·
6.8K
R739 QRD167J-682
6.8K
1/6W ARBON
R740 QRD167J-123
12K
1/6W ARBON
R740 QRD167J-123
1/6W CARBON
12K
R740 QRD167J-682
1/6W CARBON
.8K
•
Lt
ITEM
....
R740
R741
R741
R741
R741
R742
R742
R742
R742
R743
T
U
r.
~
T
U
K
L
T
U
K
L
K
L
.... -.
~
·in44
R745
R747
R748
PART NUMBER
D E S C R I P T I 0 N IIREA
QRD167J-682
6.8K
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-123
12K
1I6W CARBON
QRD167J-123
12K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-682
6.8K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-682 ....... 6.8K ....... 1/6W CARBON ..
QRDf6iJ::123
12K
116W CARBON
QRD167J-123
12K
1/6W CARBON
QRD167J-682
6.8K
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-682
6.8K
1I6W CARBON
QRD167J-511 ... -.... 510
..... 1/6W ARBON
510··
·QRD167J::511
1/6W CARBON
QRD125J-182
1.8K
1/2W UNF.CARBON
QRD167J-511
510
1/6W ARBON
QRD167J-511
.510
1I6W ARBON
U
K
L
T
U
K
L
T
U
OTHERS
Lt
ITEM
PART NUMBER
E11219-202
P313 EMV7112-003
P701 EMV5101-012B
f
U
K
L
T
DES C R I P T 10'1 IIREA
CONNECTOR
PLUG ASSY
ENO-046 D Primary PC Board Ass'y
Note: END-046 D varies according to the areas employed. See note (1) when placing an order.
O~~I
END-04611
-...,.;;-_r
11688-002
et
DIODES
Lt ITEM
PART NUMBER
D E S C R I P 1 J 0 N IIIIEA
'vi 11 K E R
0821
0822
0823
0824
...... D826
0827
D828
11£2
11£2
11£2
11£2
1SS133
·Mi"i6~ijc
..... ......
lSS133
SILICON
SILICON
SILICON
SILICON
..... SILICON
lENER
SILICON
...
NIHONI
NIHONI
NIHONI
NIHONI
ROHM
ROHM
ROHM
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
...
CAPACITORS
Lt.
ITEM
PART NUMBER
....
COOl
COOl
COOl
COOl
C821
C822
C823
C826
C828
QCl9019-472
QCZ9019-472
QCZ9019-472
QCZ9019-472BS
QCF21HP-473 ........
QETB.icM:"477
QETB1HM-I05
QETBICM-476
QETB1AM-I07
DES C R I l' 1 I
4700PF
4700PF
700PF
700PF
O.047MF
470MF
IMF
7MF
100MF
o N IIR EA
CERAMIC
CERAMIC
CERAMIC
CERAMIC
SOV ... CERAMIC
ELECTRO ..
16V
50V
ELEe TRO
16V
ELECTRO
ELECTRO
10V
0
E
f
CBS
RESISTORS
Note (1)
.1:.
Designated Areas
PC Board ASs'y
~
6
END-046 ~ BS
~
~
U.K.
..
END-046
[QJ
Europe
END-046
[I]
West Germany
END-046 [ ]
TRANSISTORS
Lt ITEM PART NUMBER
R821
R821
R821
R821
R822
R823
t:.
ITEM
DES C R I P T I
10
10
22
22
··~2?
PART NUMBER
EMG7331-001
El1688-002
El1688-002BS
Australia
DES C R I P T I
SILICON
SILICON
PART NUMBER
QR014CJ-I00S
QRD14CJ-100S
QR014CJ-220S
<lRD14CJ-220S
QRD167J-472 ...
QRD167J::821
o
N AR EA
1/4W UN F. CARBON
1/4W UN F. CARBON
1/4W UNF.CARBON
1/4W UNF.CARBON
ARiON
. ....... 1/6W
ii6W . CARiDN
0
E
CBS
F
OTHERS
F-
o
X
:vi 11 K E I1
G8Z2 2SC2235 (0, Y)
G823 DTC114YN
ITEM
TOSHIBA
ROHM
1\ I1 Ell
P807
T002
.. T002
T002
T002
~
RYOOl
RYOOl
RY001
... RYOOl
~
~
~
D E S C R I P T I
o
N AREA
FUSE CLIP
C8S
E65~08-002
TAB
E67764-102 ..
WRAPPING .TERMINAl
.... WRAPP I NG TERMINAl
E67764-202
El0859-001
EARTH PLATE
EMV7112-004
CONNECTOR
ETPI000-41£A
POWER TRANSFORMEI
D
ETP1000-41£A ....... POWER TRANSFORMEI -...
E.. _..
ETP1000::4iEA
POWER TRANS FORMEI
F
ETP1000-41EABS POWER TRANSFORMEI
CBS
ESKI012-113
~ELAY
D
ESKID12-113
~ELAY
E
ESKI012-113 ....... ~ELAY ... .... -... ..........
F
.- ... ESKI012-1138S
~ELAY
~: SAFEr-j
Plllns
(ss
(No.
2~O
1 6)
2-1 5
AX-R551 BK
Packing Materials and Part Numbers
The Marks for Designated Areas
J·················U.S.A.
C················Canada
E ················Europe
A················Australia
G················West Germany
BS .. ·· .. ····· .. ·· U. K.
P,PG···········U.S.Military Market
U················Other Countries
No mark indicates all areas.
E25560·004
Packing Pad
E25560-003
Packing Pad
PK-AXR551 BKE
(E3003 8 2-8 7 0)
Packing Case
2-16
(No. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
Accessories List
&
f0.
&
6
6
Item
Part Name
Part Number
Q'ty
Areas
E30580-1447C
Instruction Book
1
E30580-1464A
Instruction Book
1
E,A,G,P,PG,U
E30580-1464ABS
Instruction Book
1
BS
BT20025J
Warranty Card
1
BT20029C
Warranty Card
1
BT20048B
Warranty Card
J,C
for Australia
C
A
J,P,PG
BT20060
Warranty Card
1
BS
BT20064
Warranty Card
1
G
BT20098
Warranty Card
1
BT20046C
Service Infomation Card
1
J'p,PG
C
for New Zealand
A
BT20071A
Service Center List
1
BT20044E
Safety Instruction Sheet
1
J
BT20066
EEC Agency
1
G,BS
RM-SA551
Remote Control Unit
1
UM-3(DJ)
Baterry
1
E04056
Siemens Plug
1
EMC020 1-00 1BS
AC Plug
1
E67142-T3R15
1
for Fuse
for Fuse
PG,U
BS
P
E67142-T6R3
Fuse Lavel
1
QMF51A2-3R15S
Fuse
1
PG,U
QMF51 A2-6R3S
Fuse
1
E41202-2
Envelope
1
for Instruction Book
E41202-2BS
Envelope
1
for Instruction Book
BS
E66416-003
Envelope
1
for Warranty Card
J
for Fuse
P
PG,U
Except for BS
P,PG,U
E6581-4
Envelope
1
E35497-013
Caution Sheet
1
P
E35497-015
Caution Sheet
1
PG,U
The Marks for Designated Areas
J·················U.S.A.
C················Canada
E ················Europe
A················Australia
G················West Germany
BS· .............. U.K.
P,PG· .......... U.S.Military Market
U................ Other Countries
No mark indicates Cl 11 areas.
(No.2()016)
2-17
AX-R551 BK
I
-MEMO-
(No. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
-MEMO-
(No. 20016)
AX-R551 BK
-MEMO-
(No. 2001 6)