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RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
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DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICE-
ABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle,
is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous
voltage” within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the
user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Rowlormihtaerkibrung
Ose = DENON Etectronic Genbit
Motshenitate 32
40880 Ratingen
Ertian’ ats Hersietter/Importeut, del cas in dieser Bedienungsanieltung Deschriebene Gerdt den Technischen Yorschritien lor Ton und
Ferneeh-Rundiuntemptbnger nach der Amisblenvartigung 068/1909 (Amisbien des Bundesminisiers fur Post und Teletommuniaation vom 31. 8.
1989+ entapricht,
PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLATION
install DRA-565/365AD atways horizontally. And leave al least 10 cm of space between this unit and other component placed above.
VORKEHRUNGEN FOR DIE AUF STELLUNG
Der DRA-585/365AD ist stots waegerecht eutrustellen. AuBerdem muB ein Mindestabsiand von 10 om zwischen diesem Gerat und der
Komponente gewahrieisiet werden, die daruber gestellt wird.
PRECAUTIONS D'INSTALLATION
Le DRA-565/365RD doit toujours étre instailé horizontelement. El laisser au moins un espace de 10 cm entre cet eppareil et Meuire
composam plecé au-dessus.
PRECAUDON! PER LINSTALLAZIONE
8 DRA-565/365RD viene sempre instaileic in modo orizronisie. Lesciate uno spazic di almeno 10 cm tre quest'unité @ un eventuale
componente sovrepposto.
PRECAUCIONES PARA LA INSTALACION
instale siempre al DRA-585/385RD en posicién horizontal, Asegurese también de dejar un espacio de por lo menos 10 em entre esta
unided y ef componente que ses colocsdo encima
VOORZORGSMAATREGELEN VOOR INSTALLATIE
De DRA-565/365RD atid horizontaal plaatsen. En minstens 10 cm rulmie laten tussen dit toesiel en het andere komponent dat u erboven
plaatst.
FORBEREDELSER FOR INSTALLATION
Instatiers
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DRA-5S55/365AD
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Lore voor een degatift hitteatvoe indian
Segure s tomes 0 desconecta: o flo.
Keep the set free Isom moisture, weter, and
Oust.
Hatten Bie dae Gert von Feuchtigten,
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Protéger Feppereil contre humid, ‘eeu
#1 la pounsitre,
Tenete unit lomene dett'umictul, det sc-
aus @ defle potvere.
Mantengs of equice Ure de humedad,
equa y poe.
‘Laat geen vochiigheid, water of stot in het
epperset binnendiingen,
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dame.
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umidede, bqus ov poeve,
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Oe net obstruct the ventilation holes.
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ect! werden,
Ne pes obviruer ies tous Sab ation,
Neon coprte i fort di ventitasions,
No obstrvys tos onticios 08 ventilenca.
De verttaticopeningen mogen niet warden
dediowneerd.
Tapp inte YH vertilationsépeningsens.
Nao obsirue 08 ortlicios Ge renilecto.
Do not let forvign objects in the set,
Kaing tremsen Gegenstinde in das Gartt
Lommen Lassen.
Ne pas lelsser des objets ttrangers cent
Fappereit
E importante che nessun oggetio & inserts
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equips.
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lat appacsten.
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Do not Set insecticides, berwene, and thin-
Ret come in contact with ihe set.
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Please
check
the
following
items
ere
included
with
the
main
unit
in
the
carton:
(1)
Operating
instruction:
(2)
AM
Loop
Antenna
{3)
FM
Antenna
..
(4)
Remote
Contro!
RC-174
(5)
Battories
R6
(AA)
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Binte dberpraien Sie, ob die folgenden Teile volstindig In der
Verpeckung enthahen sind:
(1) Bedienungsanteitung
(2) AM-Rahmenantenne
(3) UKW-Antenne .
(4) Fernbedienungsgertt RC-174
(51 Trockenretie-Batterie R6 (AA}
Nw wee
Veuillez contrdter que tes erticies sutvants pont bien joints &
‘apparel principal dans te carton:
(1) Mode d'emploi ....
(2) Antenne-cadre AM
(3) Antenne FM
(4) Telecommanda RC-174
{5} Piles de format AG {AA)
Noone
Contotiere
che
te
partl
seguenti
si
trovine
imbeliste
con
Vapparecctto
neta
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dt
spediziions,
{1}
Istruztoni
per
lus
..
(2)
Antenna
AM
atelaio
(3)
Antenna
FM.
(4)
Telecomando
RC-174
($5)
Batieria
»
seceo
R6
{AA}
yon
Pot favor verifique que los siguientes articulos son empacados en
la cole pers seperades de la unklad principal.
{1} Instruceiones de operacion ..
(2) Antena AM de cuedro
(3) Antena de Fat ..
(4) Unidad de control remote RC-174
{5} Pilea neces RE (AA)
Na ee
Kontroteer of de volgende acceasoires bij het hoofdtoestel in de
doos xin verpakt:
(1) Gebruikssenwijzing
(2) AM-raamantenne
(3) FM-antenne ......
{4} Afstandsbediening RC-174
(8) RB (AA) droge cel batter] .
Naw ee
Kortrofiera ett {diande tifbehdr har packats ner | kartongen
Ulisammans med huvudenheten.
{1} Bruksanvisning
{2} Ramantenn Or AM-brut
{3} FM-antenn ....
(4) Fibrrkontrotl RC-174
(5) RE (AA) torrbatteri ..
Nan ee
Cortifique-se de que as seguintes peces estho inciuides na
embetagem fora de unidede principal:
(1) Instrucdes de operacto .
(2) Antens de quedro AM
(2) Antena FM ...,
{4} Controle remoto RC-174
(5) Pilhae RG (AA) .....
Nowe
for mutivohoge medets enty:
The desired vehtage may be met with Ihe VOLTAGE SELECTOR
KNOB on the rear panel. using a sctewttriver.
Oo not twist the VOLTAGE SELECTOR KNOS with excessive force as
thin may cause Gamage.
WW the VOLTAGE SELECTOR KNOB does not turn srnoothiy, piesse
contact & qualitied servicemen.
{Tha voliags it set 10 220 ¥ upon ahipinent trom,
the lectory.t
FREQUENCY STEP [Freeveney step owitsh)
Sat the FREQUENCY STEP switch os described below.
© Inthe USA and Conade - set the switch 10 100 ihr / 10 tHe
side,
With this setting, the frequency varies in 100 tHe steps in the
renga of 87.8 to 108.0 MHz (FM) and in 10 kHe stepe in 520 to
1710 HE CANE},
Elsewhere = set the switch to $0 tH: / 9 aMe side.
With thit setting, the frequency varies in 50 KHz steps in the
tangs of 87.86 to 108.0 MHe {FM} and in ® AMY otepe in 572 10
1611 eHe (AM),
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DESIGNATIONS
AND
FUNCTIONS
OF
PANEL
CONTROLS
(Refer
to
Page
5.)
FRONT
PANEL
Oo
POWER (Power ON-STANOBY/OFF Switeh}
This switch turns the unit ON of OFF. There is # delay of
approximatety 3 seconds before the unit will operate atier
this power switch is turned ON. If the unit is turned OFF
from the remote controt, the unit will ba in the STANDBY
mode. Whan in the STANDBY mode, the unit can be turned
ON with the power button on the remote contrat. Hf the unit
will not be used for extended period, be sure to tum the
unit OFF from the fromt panel power switch.
NOTE: This unit includes # STANDBY protection feature.
. This feature is designed to prevent accidental
turn-on from the STANDBY mode in the event of
8 power failure. Should AC power be discon.
Mected and then reconnected when the unit is in
STANOBY mode, the unit will retum to the
STANOBY mode,
To tum the unit ON from the STANDBY mode
without the remote control, operate the tront
panel power switch four times. The unit will then
operate normally.
PHONES (Headphones jack}
Connect a pair of headphones (sold separately) to this jack
for private Netening.
SPEAKERS (Speaker selector switches)
These switches are used to select speaker system A and 8.
No sound Is heard through the speakers when both
switches are reset to the { um } position.
REMOTE SENSOR (Remote control sensor)
This sensor receives the infra-red light transmitted from the
wireless remote control unit.
For remote controt, point the wireless remote contro! unit
lowards the sensor.
BASS (Bass conto!)
Use this controt to adjust the low-range response.
When the controt is set to the center position, the frequency
characteristic curve [below 1.000 Hz] is flat. Turn tha contro!
clockwise to Incr the bass response and counter-
Clockwise ta decrease it.
TREBLE (Treble control)
Use thia control to adjust the bigh-range response.
When tha control is set ta the center position, the traquency
tharacteriatic curve [above 1,000 Hz) is fat. Turn the control
clockwise to increase the treble response and counter-
clockwise (0 decrease it.
BALANCE (Balance contro!)
Use this controt to balance the volume levels between left
and right channels. The volume levels in both chann:
equal when the control is set to the center position.
VARIABLE LOUONESS {Loudness control)
Al low volurnes, tha human ser is lees sensitive to low
{BASS} and high (TREBLE) frequencies. Use this contro! to
compensate for this deficiency when listening at low
volume levels. Turn this control counter-clockwise until s
natural batence of bess and treble sound hes: been
restored. :
BASS EQ (DRA-565RD only}
Press this button to switch the BASS EQ ON {=} for
emphasis of bess sounds.
Use in conjunction with the bi adjustment of the tone
control with provide further emphasis of bass sounds. Set
this switch to OFF (.m) when you wish to Hsten with @
format setting condition,
VOLUME (Volume control}
This knob ia used to adjust the volume level of both
channeis.
Tum the knob clockwise to raise the volume and counter-
clockwise to lower it.
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Input selector (Input selector buttons)
Thess buttons are used lo select the Budio input source.
« PHONO: Press to play a record on a tecord player
connecied to the PHONO input Jacks.
« CO: Press ta fisten to a compact disc pisyer or
another component connected to the CO Input
jacks.
« TUNER: Press to listen to FM of AM programs
© VIDEO: Use whan playing back the audio from a HI-Fi
video, video dise player or other component
connected to the VIDEO terminal.
@ Tape selector (Tape selector/monitor buttons)
(DRA-4SESRD}
TAPE-1; Press this Dutton once, TAPE-1 indicator will
Hight up and then you can play tepe sourca on TAPE-1
terminal.
In this state you can copy TAPE-1 source to TAPE-2
terminal.
TAPE-2: Presa this bution ones, TAPE-2 indicator will
fight up and then you can play tape or video source of
TAPE-2 terminal.
Presa again the button currently accessed, to play
sources selected by input selector @, Indicator goes out.
© TAPE (Tape monitor button) (ORA-365RD}
Press this button once, TAPE Indicator will light up and
then you can play tape source on the TAPE terminal,
Press again the bution currently accessed, to play
sources selected by inpul selector @, indicators goes oul.
ROS button
This bution is used for the ADS search (refer to page 12)
and PTY search (refer 10 page 12), and TP search (reler to
page 12) operations, and to input the station name (refer to
pege 12, 13).
BAND (Band selector switch)
Press this switch to select ihe FM or AM (MW} band.
AUTO {Tuning mode button}
This switches between auto and manual tuning.
Auto tuning: When the UP button is pressed, the radio is
tuned automatically to s higher frequency. Press the
DOWN button to tune to & lower frequency. Use this
position to eliminate noise when no signals or weak signals
are being received. /
Manuel tuning: In this poshion, the radio can de tuned
manualty. Reception is automatically monaural when in the
manuel mode.
TUNING (Tuning buttons)
Use these to change the received frequency to 4 higher
frequency (UP) of a lower frequency (DOWN).
When writing station names. use these buttons to select
the letters. (Refer to Page 13.)
MEMORY (Memory button)
‘This switch Is used to store the desired radio station lo »
memory.
© Presetting stations
After preseing the MEMORY button, press the SHIFT/
PTY button to select the memory block, A io E. Now use
the PRESET UP end DOWN buttons to specify the preset
channel number. Presa the MEMORY button agin to
Gore the station at the specified preset channel,
Prosat (Preset station buttons)
Thess duttons ars used for storing stations of recalling
stations which have been preset. Using the SHIFT button
you can preset a [otel of 40 FM or AM stations into preset
channels,
Once 8 radio has been memorized, the same station can
later be tuned in instantly simply by recailing the corres:
ponding preset channet with PRESET UP or DOWN buttan,
DISPLAY
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RDS indicator
This fights when receiving ADS broadcasts, and Hashes
during the ROS search operations.
TA indlestor
This lights when receiving traffic announcements.
TP indicator
This flashes during the TP search operation end lights
whan TP stations are tuned in,
PTY Indicator
This fleahes during the PTY (Programme type} search
operation,
TUNED Indicator
This lignis when 8 station is properly tuned in.
STEREO Indicator
This tighta when recalving stereo broadcasts. H remains of
when receiving AM broadcasts.
AUTO Indicator
This indicates the tuning mode. It fights in the auto mode,
and remains off in the manual mode.
NOTE:
© TP (Trethic Programme)
Stations scheduled to broadcast traffic Programmes
© TA (Traffic Announcement)
Traffic information beosdcants
REAR PANEL
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FM ANT (FM antenna terminals)
75-ohm coaxial cable can be connected to this terminal. For
antenna connecting procedure, see the ANTENNA IN-
STALLATION.
GND (Grounding terminal)
The grounding wire of the turntable is connected here.
« Hum of noise may be generated if the grounding wire
ot connected.
AM ANT (AM antenna terminals)
Connect the attached AM loop antenna. iReter to page 10
for connections}.
Connect to this terminal when a medium wave outdoor
antennae is used.
PHONO (Phono Input terminsis}
The output cord of the turntable is connected here.
Since the Input sensitivity of “PHONO* is extremety high,
do not use the unit without the Input pin cord. if used
without this cord, the speakers may generate hum.
co
The output cord of the CD player is connected here.
VIDEO
A VIOEO, such #8 & VCR or Video Disc may be connected
here.
© TAPE-1, TAPE-2 (Tape deck playback / recording
terminal} (ORA-S6SAD)
Two tape decks of tape deck can be connected to these
jacks for fult-fedged playback. tecording and tape
dubbing operation.
PE (DRA-3eSAD)
Tape decks can be connected for full use including
Playing of copying.
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© SHIFT/PTY button
Use tts button to select the memory blocks, A [110 8}, 8
(1 to 8, Ct} to 8). O11 to BI or E 11 to 9}
For PTY search. use this bution to salectthe program
type.
When writing station names, use this button Lo set the
writing position
MEMO indicator
This indicator lights for approximately 10 seconds when
the MEMORY button has been pressed and @ station can be
stored on » PRESET CHANNEL button.
This flashes continuously dusing the aulo memory opera-
tlon
CH indicator
This lights when the preset channel number and shift mode
(A. B, C, © or E) are disptayed.
© TAPE-1/TAPE-2 Indicator (DRA-565R0)
The TAPE-1 indicator lights when the TAPE-1 source 1s
selected with the (spe selector buttons, The TAPE-2
indicator tights when the TAPE-2 source is selected,
© TAPE indicator (DRA-365RD)
The TAPE indicator lights when the TAPE source is
selected with the tape selector buttons.
Muli function display
This displays the frequency, station name, Programme
type, etc.
PRE-OUT (DRA-565RD only)
Output signais for power amplitiers sre sent trom these
jacks.
The rated output is 2 volts,
SPEAKER SYSTEMS (Speaker terminals}
Two pairs of speakers A and B can be connected to these
terminats.
AC OUTLET (AC power outlets)
This AC outlet is controlled by the power ewitch and
Remoto controtunit {DRA-SESAD). controlled by the power
switch [ORA-365R0}.
AC CORO (Power cord)
Connect this cord into the wall outtet.
BE CESS LLNS SS aaa I eer NETS

NOTES
©
This
receiver
has
»
full
back-up
system.
When
the
power
1s
turned
‘on,
tha
INPUT
SELECTOR
buttons
sre
set
Io
the
lest
mode
set
betore
the
power
was
turned
off.
«©
Wher
using
this
receiver
in
close
proxmnity
to
video
equipment
(TV,
VCR.
VDP,
etc.).
nose
may
be
genermed
in
AM
brosdcasis.
To
CONNECTIONS
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DIRECTION OF As
BROADCASTING STATION
EM ANTENNA
AM j000 antennas
ANTENNA INSTALLATION
© FM ANTENNA
The
supplied
indoor
FM
antenna
can
be
used
Inside
wooden
houses
for
receiving
local
FM
stations
and
other
strong
FM
signats.
Stretch
out
the
ends
of
the
antenna
and
mount
the
antenna
on
the
wall
of
ceiling
where
optimum
reception
is
achieved.
A
indoor
FM
antennas
may
not
consistently
ensure
stable
reception,
due
to
environment
changes.
In
such
cases,
the
indoor
FM
antenne
should
only
be
used
lemporarity
until
an
outdoor
FM
antenna
has
been instelied.
When
connecting
an
outdoor
FM
anienna,
the
use
of
75
obm
Coaxial
cable
(3C-2V,
5C-2V)
is
strongty
recommended
° AM ANTENNA
Attach
the
supplied
AM
loop
antenne
even
when
uBing
an
outdoor
AM
antenna
Connect
the
leads
to
Ihe
AM
and
GND
terminals.
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Also
use
the
AM
terminals
for
Eonnecting
an
outdoor
AM
anienna
when
making
Buch
&
connection
do
noi
disconnect
the
AM
loop
antenna}
Adjust the loop antenns to obtain optimum recepti
broadcast
stations
are
distant
and
onty
week
signals
are
received,
of
where
signals
are
blocked,
it
is
best
to
insti!
an
Ouldoor
AM
antenna.
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[Video Cassette Recorder)
Bvoid this, keep ihe receiver far sway from other video
components a2 possibie, or place ihe AM toop snienns where
Noise Is reduced. H the noize is not reduced, turn off the power of
the video components when listening to AM broadcasts
TAPE DECK 2
Speaker (a)
SPEAKER (B}
+ Remove the tna Lastening the loop antenne’s lead
2Fd Conrect the lead (0 Ine amonne terminats,
SPEAKER CONNECTION
Confirm potarity {+, -) and left and right channels {L. A). Connect the
Spesker pairs to the SPEAKER terminals A or B on the deck panel.
Connections musi be made with power cord disconnected.
1. Peet off the sheath.
[77] Peet
—<———
2. Twist the wires
1. Loosen by turning counterclockwiss.
2. Insert the cord and lighten by turning clockwise.
o-@
Notes on Connection
¢ Do nat piug the power cord into the AC wall outlet untit att
connections have Been completed.
+ Make sure channets are correctly connected. Connect Left
channets to Left channels and Right channels to Right
channels. Foltow the cotor markings of plugs and terminels
lo make sure mistekes not made.
« Connect all pin-plugs securely, pushing them complety into
the jacks. incomplete connections will cause noise genera-
tlon.
* Binding the connection cables to power cords, of ruoning
buch cables close (0 power supply transformers will cause
humming or noise, and should thus be avoided.
Notes:
+ Do not connect wo FM amennss simuttaneous
©
Even
Hf
an
externa!
AM
antenns
Is
used,
do
nol
disconnect
the
AM
loop
snienna.
*
Make
sure
AM
loop
antenna
lead
terminals
do
nol
touch
metal
paris
of
the
panei,
ei
CAUTION
Protective Circuht
This act is equipped with # high speed protective circuit,
This circuit protects the internal circuitry trom damage due
to large currents Mowing when the speaker jacks are not’
completely connected or when an output ia generated by a
short circuit.
This protective circuit's operation cuts off the output to the
Speakers. in such a case, be sure to turn the power fo the
set off and check the connections to the speskers. Then
turn the power on again. Aher muting for several seconds,
the set will operate normally.
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Using the Various Functions
1. Presetting stations in the memory
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The frequency and the mame of the radio station fincluging
names which you have input yourself}, are also stored in the
memory.
In particular, the various RDS functions can be used effectively
when ADS stations are stored in the memory.
How lo preset the memory
Press the MEMORY button @. The “MEMO” indicator on the
display @ lights, Next, use SHIFT/PTY button @ to select the
memory block A, 8, C, 0 ar E. Now press the PRESET UP or
DOWN button © to specify the preset channet number, and
then press the MEMORY button @ to store the station in the
memory.
The preset channel! numbers for the different memory diocks
are as follows.
Memory block A 1
Memory block B 7
Memory biock C 77
Memory block D 77
Memory block & Pa |
Sssos Rome
. Auto Memory (FM onty}
The DRA-565A0/0RA-365AD is equipped with an auto mem:
ory function.
Connect the antenna, set it 80 that stations can be received,
then hold in the MEMORY button and press the POWER button
to turn the power on. Stations for which the auto stop function
Opersies are stored in the preset memory In the order Al to
A8. B1 to 88, end so on, through E&
Channel Ad tuned in after the auto memory operation is
completed.
Using this function makes it possible to find aut the overall
reception
conditions
of
the
receivable
stations.
The
memory
can be used efectivety by recalling ‘hannels in the preset
memory and replacing stations whose reception is poor with
stations whose reception is good, using the procedure de-
scribed in 1 above.
. Recalling preset stations
Use the SHIFT/PTY button © to salect memory block A, B,C, D
or E, then preas the PRESET UP or DOWN button © to recalt
the station stored in the memory.
If the PRESET UP of DOWN buttons are pressed without
preasing the SHIFT/PTY button @, the stations are recalied in
the order Al to A8, B1 to BS, and 80 on, through E8.
ROS search (for FM onty)
Use Ihis function to automatically tune to stations offering
Radio Oate Service.
This operation is also possible by pressing the TUNER button
On the remote contrat unit once when the function is set to the
TUNER mode,
Operation Oisptay
Press the ROS bution @ once. ROS SEARCH
2. Press the PRESET UP or i
COWN bunon @. “ROS SEARCH” fleshes on the
Oteptay.
(Preset memory cheaneta At
to €8 ore being seerched.)
Ht n@ ROS station Ie found
with the sbove operation,
ah the reception bends
ate searched,
The station name is diepieved
ater searching stops.
ROS search saris agen.
3. Presa the PRESET UP or
DOWN button agein white
the ROS mart ia flashing.
Ut ne other ROS station is found when ail the frequencies are searched,
“NO ROS” be displayed.)
. PTY search (for FM onty)
Use thes function to find stations broadcasting a designated
type of programme type (PTY).
This operation is aiso possible by Pressing the TUNER dutton
on the remote control unit twice when the function is set (9 the
TUNER mode. Next, press the PANEL button on the remote
Controf unit, select the PTY, then press the PRESET UP of
DOWN buttons to start the PTY search lunctian in the specified
direction.
Operation Oisptay
1. Press tne ROS tunton ice. PTY SEARCH
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Programme type or PTY
2. Press the SHIFT/PTY bution. Designated programme type
lAbways do this to designate the programme type i “PTY” is displayed
in top 1)
2. Press the PRESET UP o¢ “PTY SEAACH® Hashes on the
DOWN button © display
(Preset memory channels Al to ES
are being wearchedj
thery 1 ne station road
Casting the deaignated programme
Iype wih the above operation,
afl the reception bends are
searched.
The steten name is dispteyed
after searching stops.
4. Press the PRESET UP o¢ PTY search stants again.
DOWN button again while
the PTY mart is Nasning.
[tH na other mation brosdcasiing the designated programme type is
found when af the frequencies We vearchad, ” PROGRAMME” te
Ghplayed.)
* The programme types which can be cactayed are listed on
Page 13.
6. TP Seerch (for FM onty)
Thia function is used to find stations scheduled to broadcast
traffic programmes {TP stations}.
This operstion is atso possible by preasing the TUNER button
on the remote control unit three times when the function is set
to the TUNER mode.
Operation Dvaptey
1, Press the ROS button @ TP SEAACK
2 thnes, 4
2, Press the PRESET UP oF “TP SEAACH™ Rashes on
DOWN bution @. the dispiay.
Presa memory channets A}
Jo £8 are beng searched.)
Ht ng TP gration it foung
with the sbewe operstion,
ait the recaution bands are
seorched,
The stenan name is displayed
afler vearcinng stops.
3. Press the PRESET UP or TP pears marin again,
COWN button agsin white
the TP mark is feahing.
AN 00 other TP mation is found when af the beaqwancies ara searched,
“NO PROGRAMME® is dispisyed.}
7, Wiking stetion nemes
You can wrhe in station nemes yourself
(Up to 8 charactors}
(Refer to the table of charecters on pege 12)
Operation
1. Presa the RDS burton First chavacter
4 tenes.
2, Use the TUNING eng
Ros
“ALARM”
witl
flesh
on
the
display
when
the
unt
receives
the
Emergency
Programme
Type
Code
(PTY31)
trom
an
ROS
steson.
This feature mey not operate property H the signal fem the RDS station fs
too weet or fe subjected 10 interterence.
hh ta not possible 10 select the “ALARM™ diapley from the PTY search mode,
& Clearing station names
Y. Recall (he station name you want to clear.
2. Press tne ROS buiton 4 times until the character al the first
piace flashes.
3. Then press the SHIFT/PTY button for at least 2 seconds.
The current station name will then be cleared.
Note:
Station
names
must
be
stored
in
a
preset
memory
to
be
retained.
If
the
power
Is
turned
off,
or
if
the
bend
(AM/FM)
ia
changed,
the
station
name
will
be
lost.
Ba
sure
to
store
the
entersd
station
name
in
a
Preset
Memory
betore
changing
the
band
or
turning
the
power
switch
OFF.
The fokowing programme types can be designated:
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Table of characters
The
characters
are
input
in
the
order
shown
to
the
tight.
Use
the
TUNING button to select the desired characters.
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PLAYBACK USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
The
accessory
RC-174
remote
contro!
unit
is
used
to
control
the
RECEIVER
from
a
distance.
(1) inserting the dry cefl batteries
1 Remove the rear cover on the remote control unit.
=<
Nes
2) Insert two size “AA™ (RE) dry cel! batteries as shown in
the diagram on the baliery supply unit.
3 Replace the rear cover
{2} Directions for use
Note on Operstion
Notes on Use of the Batteries
@ The remote contro! unit uses size “AA” [R6! dry cell batteries
© The batteries will need to be replaced approximately once #
year, This wit depend upon how often the remote control is
used, .
@ Mf, in lese than @ yeast from the time new batteries were
inserted, the remote contro! fails to operate the receiver from a
near-by position, 1 ia time to replace the batter
© tnsert the betteries properly, following the diagram on the
femote control battery suppty unit, and making sure to align
the plus end minus sides of each bettery.
« Oo nol combine new batteries with used ones.
* Do not combine different types of datieries.
© Do not jumper the opposite poles of the betieries, expose
them to heet or break them open, oF pul them into open
fre.
* When the remote contro! is not 10 be used for a tong period of
time, ramove the batteries from the unit.
© If the batteries have jeaked, remove any battery fluid from the
inside of the battery supply unit by wiping it out thoroughly,
and insert new batteries.
® Operate the remote contro! unit while pointing it towarda the
femote control sensor on the receiver as shown In the diagram
lett.
© The remote contro! unit can be used st distances up to about 8
meters in 8 straight tine from the receiver. This ance will
decrease if there are obstructions blocking the infra-red fight
tranemission or H the remote contro! unii is not directed
straight at the receiver.
*
Do
not
press
the
operating
buttons
on
the
receiver
and
the
remote
control
unit
at
the
esme
time.
This
will
cause
misoperation.
= Operation of the
MOIe
Control
Unit
will
become
tess
effective
or
erratic
H
the
Infrared
remote
control
sensor
on
the
receiver
is
exposed
10
strong
light
or
if
there
are
obstructions
between
the
remote
controt
unit
and
the
sensor.
*
Incase
you
operate
your
VCR,
TV
or
other
components
by
remote
control,
do
not
opersie
buttons
on
two
diferent
remote
control
units
a1 the same time. This will cause mis-operation.
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Besides
being
able
to
operate
the
DRA-565RD/365RD
receiver
with
this
remote
control
unit,
you
can
also
operste
a
DENON
cassette
deck
and
CD
player
from
this
handy
full-system
remote
control!
unit.
Remote Contro! Section
Full-system Remote Controt Unit
The
tull-system
remote
controt
unit
oper:
att
major
functions
of
the
receiver
such
as
function
switching,
volume
control,
and
preset
Sietion
selection.
Bul
thei's
not
all!
The
¢
control
psd
can
also
contro!
the
major
functions
of
a
DENON
CD
player
and
cassetie
deck
to
Create
a
remarkably
ergonomic
and
verastile
OENON
systern
with
all
the
quality
sound
feproduclion
that
the
devoted
audiophile
expects.
Remote
Contro!
Unit
RC-174
supplied
with
DRA-565RD/365RD
POWER bution
FF button
Refer to the
operating set:
ructions of your
PLAY bution.
STOP bution
AB
DECK
Reverse
Tract
AIR
W-DECK
Steet
eines
male
Search
bution
Forward
Trach
Search bution
PAUSE bution
REPEAT bution
RAMDOM button
| OSC SKIP Dutton
+> This ta only posuble on the DRA-S8SAD.
se oars SELECTOR butions
|
|
The disptey switches between the fre.
Qvency, manual characters, station
Raa, Programme type edt time sech
time INe Dutton it prevsed. Station
names, programme types and the time
are only Sitplayed when recerving ROS
stations.
The tottowing may sppear on ihe disptay for
some stations, Dut thit ig not & malfunction:
“NO PTY: Ths it en ROS broadcast, but the
Program type {PTY} te not being
broadcast.
“NO PS": An ROS broedcast is being re
ceved, but the PS (Programme
Service name or station name) is
Mot being received due 10 west
signale, ete.
“NO TIME DATA"; This is displayed when
the slstion — currentty
tuned in in not broadcast:
ing time data, and mey
be daplayed for one mi-
mute afer tha power is
lurned on even when the
Hlation currently tuned in
ts brosdcaating time
date
(The PANEL bution only opersies when the
function ia set (o the TUNER mode.
VOLUME buttons (4 W}
ON cnn serra, oa C174
PRESET butions (& W)
Opetate the monitor of the DAA-36SAD.
(ope deck wih the TAPE MONITOR
button.
«
The
RC-174
Remote
Control
Unit
can
contro!
CD
Players
and
cassette
decks
made
by
DENON.
*
Note
that
operation
may
not
de
possible
for
some
models
©
Buttons
are
conveniently
separated
into
gfoups,
each
group
controlling
one
specific
component.
The
groups
are
RECEIVER,
CO
ang
DECK.
For
details
on
Operating
olher
components,
reter
to
the
instruction
manuals
for
the
CO
player
and/or
cassette
deck,
CAUTION:
@
Ifthe
power
is
turned
off
with
the
remote
control
unit,
the
receiver
is
switched
to
the
power
stand-by
state.
If
yOu
#1@
10
be
absent
fora
long
period
of
lime,
de
sure
io
turn
the
power
off
using
the
POWER
switch
on
the
recenwer
*
A
part
of
tat
digit
of
fiuorescent
display
light
while
the
receiver
is
in
the
Power
stand-by
state
©
You
ma
Perience
erratic
operation
of
the
remoie
control
unit
if
it
1s
operated
in
Huorescent
light
and
direct
this
Hght
strikes
the
remote
contro!
sensor
on
the
receiver,
However,
this
is
not
am
sensor
against
such
light.
sunlight, 1m pacicutar if
alluncuon, and if (his should happen, protect the
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TROUBLESHOOTING
1 Have all conrections been made PROPERLY?
2. Have you followed all operational instructions correctly?
3 Check speske and the turntable systems for Proper operation.
When
your
unil
does
not
seem
to
be
operating
correctly,
first
check
the
items
in
the
following
lable.
if
the
symptom
does
not
correspond
to
any
of
the
problems
as
shown
below,
turn
of
ihe
power
sources
Imemedietely
and
contact
your
DENON
dealer.
{~
Propiem
Cause
cls
Remedy
FM ANO AM RECEPTION
ene
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Radio program can not be received.
Noise is reproduced.
Antenna connection is wrong.
A signal sirength is weak.
A signal strength is weak.
Automobile ignition nolse interferes
with reception.
‘Other etectrieal equipment interieres
with reception,
@ Check the connectlon,
@ Check the antenna instatiation.
© Install an outdoor antenna.
* Keep the antenna away from the
street.
© Keep the equipment away from this
Sat, oF turn off the power of ihe other
equipment,
The preset frequencies are
In automatic tuning, the frequency
doesn't stop at the radio station.
in automatic tuning, it stops at the one
Step tower of higher frequency than the
radio station.
No sound is produced with power on,
Audibie hum when pleying records.
Howling is produced when the volume
control is turned up too high while play-
ing records.
Cracking noise is oroduced when playing
records.
The memory deck-up lerm {aboul t
Month) passed.
A signal strength is weak.
Noise of strong signal strength is
received.
input and speaker cords connection
are wrong.
Speaker switch Is off.
The INPUT SELECTOR buttons sre in
wrong position.
The protective circuit is operating.
The fuse has biown out
Tha input and grounding cords con-
nection of the turnteble are wrong
The cords connection of the cartridge
are wrong,
The interference from the nearby TV
of radio transmission snienns,
The vibrations and sounds trensmit
trom the speakers to the turntable.
The record is stained with the dust.
The stylus tip of ine cartridge is
Stained with the dust.
The cartridge is defective.
© Preset agein.
* Use manual tuning
© Use manual tuning for optimum re-
caption.
* Check the connection,
© Turn on speaker switch.
2 Chect these position.
© Turn the power off once. check ine
Connections to the speakers, then turn
tha power on again,
© Ask your daster, of the nmesrest
ENON representative.
@ Check ihe connection.
* Check the connection.
© Ask your dealer, of the nearest
OENON resptasentative.
@ Insulate the vibrations, of keep the
speskers away from the turntable.
© Clean the record.
« Clean the stylus tp.
© Try the other cartridge.
SPECIFICATIONS
AMPURER SECTION
Continwovs Power Ovtpyt:
tory
Power Banchwicth (PHF):
Total Hermonte Distortion:
Frequency Response:
input Sensitivity and
lnpedance:
Maxinum input Level
{et 1 kHe):
Signal te Meise Ratio
UHF-A):
Tene Contre:
Lowdness, Contre! Eftect:
PRE-OUT terminals
Rated output:
{DRA-8468D enty)
ORA-SOGRD: 80 W + 80 W (dohms, 1 kHz)
DRA-206RD: 62 W + 62. Wid ohms. 1 tH)
YO Mr ~ 40 key (7.1.0, 0.16% both
Channets driven imo 8 ohms)
0.09% {-3 68 at rated output, 8 ohma)
PHONO AAA Standard Curve (Record.
ing Output)
MM 20 Hz ~ Wate 20.5 08
CO, VIDEO, 20 Hz ~ GO ku? £1.68
tact)
TAPE-1, TAPE-2 (DRA-S65RO)
TAPE (DRA 265R0)
PHONO MM 2.5mV 4) wonme
CD, VIDEO, 18O0mV 2k ohms
TAPE-1, TAPE.2 (DAA-S@SAD)
TAPE (DRA. 368RD)
PHONO MM 120mv
PHONO MM = 78GB {at 5.0 mV Input)
CO, VIDEO, a8
TAPE: 1, TAPE-2 (DRA-665R0)
TAPE (DRA-38BRD)
sass 2.10 4B at 100 He
TAEGLE 210 6B ot 10 kHz
VARIABLE LOVONESS et maximurn position
$0 He/10 kos, +10 08/48. 08
2. ¥ {at 100 hohm load}
Design and specifications ara subject to change wihout prior notice.
TUNER SECTION
{FMI Inote: uv at 18 ohms, dB! - 1 10 YW)
Receiving Range: 87.5 ~ 108 Mie
Unable Sensitivity: 0.94 (10,3 81)
Signal to Noise Ratio
(HE -A): MONO 82.08
STEREO 7808
image Rejection: 65.08
Botecthvity { 2 200 Kix): 3848
Frequency Response: JOM ~ 1S He ares)
Stereo Seperation
(at 1 aH): 40.48
lam)
Receiving Range: $22—~ etd ate
Usedie Sensittvity: yy
Signal vo Noles Ratio: $508
General
Power Supply: AC 290V SO Ha
Power Consumption: 145 W [ORA-S65R0)
120 W (DFLA-268A0)
Power Outiets: SWITCHED 100 Ww
Olmensions: 434 men (W411 130 mm (1)
« TIZMM IO} {(ORA-S65RD)
434 cre (WY) «120 mien (HY
192 mm (01 (ORA-368RO}
Weight: 7.2 bg (ORA-565AD1
6.0 kg (ORA-265R0)
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT AC-174
Remote controt system: intrared pulse system
Power suppty: 3V OC Two size “AA” (RSI
Ory cell batteries
External dimensions: 60 mm W «175 mH
a18mmd
Weignt: 120 9 (Inctudes baneries)
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DISASSEMBLY
Mi
We
pop
sibe
(everey
Hiseey
ny)
@
Despite
the
transformer
and
PWB
are
connected
with
the
wire,
an
arrangement
clamper
is
relatively
easy
to remove
at
a
time
of
servise.
@ Top Cover
@ Front Mold P.
Remove
4
screws
@
and
2
screws
@
:
met
(1) Pull out Volume knob (4) and 4 round knobs (6) .
(2) Remove 5 nuts © and Speed Nut @ -
(3) Remove 2 screws (8) .
(1) Disassemble Front Aluminum Panet
(refer to previous Item 2).
Top Cover
(2) Remove 4 screws (D) securing the Radiator to the
Bottom Cover.
(3) Unfasten 2 screws on the surface and 5 screws on the
bottom of Rear Panel (refer to previous Item 4).
(4) Remove 2 screws (A) securing the Inner Panel.
(5) Untighten a screw (C) and detach Main PWB, remove
a screw (B) and detach Power Supply PWB.
(6) Remove arrangement clamper for the wire of Trans-
former.
(7) Hold and iit the Back Panel and inner Panel.
© Front Mold Panel
@ Front Aluminium Panel @ Rear Panel
Remove
4
screws
(365RD)
5
screws
(565RD)
@
and
(1)
Disconnect
cord
bush
®
.
undo
hooks
at
4
places.
(2)
Remove
7
screws
©
and
8
screws
(365RD)
9
screws
(S65RD) QD .
“Screws 11 is tighten.
Front Aluminium Panel
Checking is feasible by positioning the PWB upright.
Front Aluminium
Panel
i Front Mold Panei
Rear Panel ©