Denon D-F10 User manual

PERSONAL
COMPONENT
SYSTEM
D-F10
UNIT
No.
UTU-Fi0
(AM,
FIM
Stereo
Tuner)
UNIT
No.
UPA-F19°
(Pre-Main
Amplifier)
UNIT
No.
UCD-F10
(Compact
Disc
Player)
UNIT
No.
UDR-F19.
(Cassette
Tape
Deck)
RDS
compaiib’e
:
i
:
;
Compatible
with
various
RDS
services,
including
program
service
Two
timer
settings
can
be
made
—
everyday
and
sleep.
name
(PS},
program
type
identification
(PTY),
traffic
program
identi.
=
®
Easy-to-use
remote
control
unit
fication
(TP)
and
clock
time
(CT).
|
The
most
frequently
used
keys
are
located
on
the
front,
with
the
©
Quality
power
for
high
quality
sound
ie
remaining
keys
enclosed
under
a
sliding
cover.
:
55W
+
55W/
(3
chm
DIN)
high
quality
amplifier
and
termirais
for
large
.
-e
Auto
on
function
speukers.
oS
The
power
turns
on
automatically
and
playback
begins
when
the
play
e
digh
sound
qzality,
multi-function
CD
player
button
on
the
CD
player
or
the
cassette
deck
or
the
tuner
preset
B
=EATURES
DFAO
Edit
function
for
automatically
dividing
the
tracks
on
a
CD
for
recording
orie
sides
A
and
B
07
a
tape.
.S.L.C
for
piayback
with
high
quality
sound.
:
Cassette
deck
with
Dolby
B,
C
and
HX-Pro
circuits
For
playback
and
recording
of
high
quality
sound.
EFORE
USING
COMPACT
DIGITAL AUDIO
e The D-F10 Personal Component Syste
cunsists of the following:
An; FM Stereo Tuner Unit
Remote Control Unit Soe
UTU-FIC
RC-172
Pre-Main Amplifier Unit UPA-F10
CD
plaver
Unit.
UCD-F10
|
Casseite Deck Unit
UDR-F10
Two types of timers
up/down
buttons
on
the
remote
control
unit
are
pressed.
Moving
the
system
e
Humming
may
be
produced
if
the
system
is
set
near
a
1V
set
or
other
To
prevent
short-circuiting
or
damage
of
connection
cords.
be
sure
to
audio
component
1
its
connection
cords.
If
this
heppens,
try
unplug
the
power
cord
and
disconnect
all
connection
cords
before
changing
the
position
of
the
equipment
and
connection
cords.
moving
the
system.
e
Do
not
move
the
system
abruptly
from
a
cold
place
tc
a
warm
place,
In
addition,
aiways
remove
CDs
before
moving
the
system.
if
not,
the
as
this
may
cause
dew
(water
droplets)
to
form
in
the
set,
preventing
CD
may
be
scratched.
c
proper
operation.
If
this
happens,
wait
one
hour
before
using
the
e
Before
turning
the
power
on
:
:
:
system.
/
Check
again
that
all
cdnnections
are
proper
and
thet
the
connection
=
=
°
Be
sure
to
keep
this
manual
1
e
UPA-F10
(pre-main
amplifier
unit)
|
e
Remote
control
unit
(RC-1-
)
4
e
System
connector
cable
...
oa
|
e
RGP/AA
batteries
....
2°
e
RCA
pin-piug
cord
4
e
Operating
instructions
..
e
AC
cord
.......
oe
*
UTU-Fi0
(AM/FM
stereo
funer}
e
Inst.
Sheet
...
1
e
FM
antenna
...........-.
e
UDR-F10
(cassette
tape
deck)
cords
are
not
damaged.
Always
set
the
power
switch
to
che
STANDBY
:
position
before
disconnecting
connection
cords.
Check
that
the
following
parts
are
included
in
th
e AMioop antenna ..
»
System
connector
cable
..
e RCA pin-plug cord .....
e AC cord ......
@ inst. Sheet ..
|
N:
IPPON
COLUMBIA.
Co.,
LTD.
The
illustrations
used
in
this
manual
may
differ
from
the
actual
system.
e
package
aside
from
the
main
unit:
UCD-F10
(compact
cise
player)
e System cun:ectcr cable
e RCA pin-plug cord ..
e Inst. Sheet .......-

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I GENERAL SECTION |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Section (Page 1 ~ Pages 28)
Main Features
Before Using .
Main Specifications ...
Operating Instructions
Tuner Section (Pages 29 ~ Pages 52)
Adjustments ..
Semiconductors
Wiring Diagram ...
Schematic Diagram
Block Diagram oo...
Disassembly Procedures
Microprocessor Documentation
Printed Wiring Board, Parts List ...
Microprocessor Peripheral Wiring Diagram
Exploded View, Parts List
Pre-Main Amplifier Section (Pages 53 ~ Pages 72)
Remote Control Unit .
Block Diagram .
Level Diagram .
Adjustments ....
Semiconductor
Disassembly Procedures .
Microprocessor Documentation
Microprocessor
Peripheral
Wiring
Diagram
Printed Wiring Board, Parts List
Wiring Diagram ...sseseeecenees
Schematic Diagram ....
Exploded View, Parts List
CD Player Section (Pages 73 ~ Pages $9)
Disassembly Procedures
Laser Pickup ..
Adjustments ..
Semiconductors
Microprocessor Documentation
Microprocessor Peripheral Wiring Diagram
Printed Wiring Board, Parts List
Wiring Diagram...
Schematic Diagram
Exploded View, Parts List
Disassembly of CD Mechanism (FG-73) ...
Cassette Deck Section (Pages 100 ~ Pages 121)
e Level Diagram . 100
e Block Diagram . 100
« Disassembly Procedures . 101
@ Adjustments ..........00 102~105
© SEMICONGUCHOFS .......ceeeeeeeeees 106~109
e Microprocessor Documentation 110
Microprocessor Peripheral Wiring Diagram 111
@ Printed Wiring Board, Parts List .............. 112~115
e Wiring Diagram... 116
@ Schematic Diagram 17
e Exploded View, Parts List 118
« Cassette Mechanism ...... 119~121
Speaker Section (Pages 122 ~ Pages 123)
Exploded View, Parts List .........-sesesssssssessseererseerseseenessencneenees 122
Schematic Diagram
Network Ass'y
Wire Forming .
PACKING § & ACCESSORIES PARTS LIST
SPECIFICATIONS
@
Pre-main
amplifier
(UPA-F1
0)
Practical
maximum
output:
Low frequency adjustment range:
High frequency adjustment range:
GENERAL SECTION
55 W +55 W (4 ohms DIN)
100 Hz +8 dB
10 kHz +8 dB
Audio
input/output
jacks:
CD
input
jacks,
tape
input/output
jacks,
tuner input jacks, MD/AUX input/output jacks,
processor
loop
jacks,
6.3mm
headphones
jack
and
phono
input
jacks
Power
supply:
AC
230
V,
50
Hz
Power
consumption:
130
W
Maximum external dimensions:
270
(W)
x
96
(H)
x
342(D)
mm_=(10-5/8"
x
3-25/32”
x
13-15/32")
{including
feet,
controls
and
terminals)
Weight:
4.5
kg
(9
Ibs.
15
02)
@
Tuner
(UTU-F10)
Reception
frequency
band:
FM:
87.50
MHZ—
108.00
MHZ
AM:
522
kHz-
1611
kHz
Reception
sensitivity:
FM:
1.51/75
ohms
AM:
20nV
FM
stereo
separation:
40
dB
(1
kHz)
Power
supply:
AC
230
V,
50
Hz
Power
consumption:
8W
Maximum external dimensions:
270
(W)
x
96
(H)
x
318(D)
mm_
=
(10-5/8"
x
3-25/32"
x
12-33/64")
{including
feet,
controls
and
terminals)
Weight:
2.8
kg
(6
Ibs.
3
oz)
@
CD
player
(UCD-F10)
Wow
&
flutter:
Below
measurable
limits
(+0.001%
W.
peak)
Sampling
frequency:
44.1
kHz
Optical
source:
Semiconductor
Power
supply:
AC
230
V,
50
Hz
Power
consumption:
8wW
Maximum external dimensions:
270
(W)
x
96
(H)
x
315(D)
mm
(10-5/8"
x
3-25/32"
x
12-13/32")
{including
feet,
controls
and
terminals)
Weight:
3.3
kg
(7
Ibs.
5
oz)
HH
Cassette
deck
(UDR-F10)
Type:
Horizontal
4-track
2-channel
stereo
cassette
deck
Heads:
1
hard
permalloy
recording/playback
head
1
double-gap
ferrite
erasing
head
Tape
speed:
4.75
cm/s
Included
circuits:
Dolby
B
and
C
NR,
Dolby
HX
Pro
Usable
tapes:
Normal,
chrome
and
metal
Power
supply:
AC
230
V,
50
Hz
Power
consumption:
13W
Maximum external dimensions:
Weight:
@ Remote control unit (RC-172)
Remote control system:
Number of buttons:
Power supply:
Maximum externa! dimensions:
270
(W)
x
96
(H)
x
313(D)
mm
(10-5/8”
x
3-25/32”
x
12-21/64")
{including
feet,
controls
and
terminals)
3.8
kg
(8
Ibs.
6
oz)
Infrared pulse
50
Two DC 1.5 V R6P/AA batteries
57
(W)
x
197
(H)
x
21(D)
mm
(2-1/4"
x
7-3/4"
x
53/64")
Ref.
No.
Part
No.
|
Part
Name
Remarks
_len
Ref.
No.
Part
No.
Part
Name
Remarks
@1
UTU
F10
Tuner
Unit
Tuner
hal
e
7
GEN
2742
Envelope
Sub.
Ass'y-3
included
UCD-F10|
1°
@2
UPA
F10
Pre-Main
Amp.
Unit
Amp
71
505
9125
009]
:Poly
Cover
@
3
UCDF10
CD
Player
Unit
CD
Player
ri,
7-2
203
2310
009)
2P
Pin
Cord
L=1000
€4
UDRF10
Casette
Deck
Unit
Cassette
Deck
|
1°
i
7-3
203
2315
004
Stereo
Minipiug
Cord
Ass’y
|
L=500
7-4
206
2108
003]
:AC
Conn.
with
Plug
a)
GEN
2740
Envelope
Sub.
Ass’y-1
included
UTU-F10|
16
7-5 511
2654
006)
inst.
Sheet
rp
5-1
505
9125
009}
Poly
Cover
(1)
5-2
231
1914
003)
Loop
Antenna
(a)
r
B
GEN
2744
Envelope
Sub.
Ass'y-4
included
UDR-F10}
15
5-3
395
0021
000
FM
Ant.
Ass'y
{1}
8-1
505
8006
019
Envelope
5-4
203
2310
009
2P
Pin
Cord
L=1000
(tH)
8-2
203
2223
002]
2P
Pin
Cord
L=1000
5-§
203
2315
004
Stereo
Minipiug
Cord
Ass'y
|
L=500
(1)
8-3
203
2315
004
Stereo
Miniptug
Cord
Ass'y
|
L=500
5-6
206
2108
003
:AC
Conn.
with
Plug
(1)
8-4
su
2651
009)
Inst.
Sheet
L
{5-7
511
2653
007
Inst.
Sheet
Mi;
SPEAKER
SYSTEM
PARTS
LIST
@6
GEN
2738
Envelope
Sub.
Ass'y-2
included
UPA-F10
a
Ref.
No.
Part
No.
Part
Name
Remarks
Oty
r
6-1
505
8006
019]
Envelope
HRs
+
ta
<
6-2
511
2614
004)
Inst.
Manuat
EGFIT
mil
©
5
pl
rere
SE
tie
Rus
Speaker
Systom
4.
6-3
511
2615
003|
Inst.
Manual
ESNLSPO
[(1)
3
eceigooaiil’
envelope
02
Pe
6-4
399
0235
005]
Remote
Control
Unit
RC-172
mi
Co
009
0107
007|
Out
Put
Cord
Ass'y
L=2000
(2)
/
6-5
=
Batteries
R6P/AA/UM-3
(2)
3
514
2644
003
Inst.
Manual
(ay
4
i
|
es
Weight:
130 g (including batteries) (Approx. 4.6 02)
*
Maximum
dimensions
include
controls,
jacks,
and
covers.
(W)
=width,
(H)=height,
(D)
=
depth
ADVARSEL:
|
USYNLIG
LASERSTRALING
VED
ABNING,
NAR
.
spate
.
SIKKERHEDSAFBRYDERE
ER
UDE
AF
FUNKTION.
e
For
improvement
purposes,
specifications
and
functions
are
UNDGA
UDSAETTELSE
FOR
STRALING.
subject
to
change
without
advanced
notice.
Paes
VAROITUS!
—_LAITTEEN
KAYTTAMINEN
MUULLA
KUIN
TASSA
F
:
Fs
KAYTTOOHJEESSA
MAINITULLA
TAVALLA
SAATTAA
M
Dolby
noise
reduction
and
HX
Pro
headroom
extension
manufac-
ALTISTAA
KAYTTAJAN
TURVALLISUUSLUOKAN
1
tured
under
license
from
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corpora-
YUTTAVALLE
NAKYMATTOMALLE
LASERSATEILYLLE.
tion.
HX
Pro
originated
by
Bang
&
Olufsen.
VARNING-
OM
APPARATEN
ANVANDS
PA
ANNAT
SATT
AN
|
DENNA
BRUKSANVISNING
SPECIFICERATS,
KAN
@
“DOLBY”,
the
double-D
symbo!
Mand
“HX
PRO”
are
trademarks
SE
AGINELEN
mnATS
of
Doiby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
UTSATTAS
FOR
OSYNLIG
LASERSTRALNING
SOM
L.
OVERSKRIDER
GRANSEN
FOR
LASERKLASS
1.

{\
NOTE
ON
USE/HINWEISE
ZUM
GEBRAUCH/
OBSERVATIONS
RELATIVES
A
L’UTILISATION
NOTE
SULL’USO
SAFETY IMPORTANT
@ Avoid high temperatures
Allow for sufficient heat dispersion when installed
on a rack,
e@ Vermeiden Sie hohe Temperaturen
Beachten Sie, daG eine ausreichend Luftzirkulation
gewahrleistet wird, wenn das Gert auf ein Regal
gestellt wird.
e@ £viter des températures élavées
Tenir compte d‘une dispersion de chaleur suffi-
sante lors de {installation sur une étagére.
@ Evitate di esporre i'unité a temperature alte.
Assicuratevi che ci sia un’adeguata dispersione de!
calore quando instaliate I’unita in un mobile per
componenti audio.
uate” sep 24
Keep the set free from moisture, water, and dust.
Halten Sie das Gerat von Feuchtigkeit, Wasser und
Staub fern.
Protéger l'appareil contre I'humidité, Ieau et la
poussiére.
Tenete I'unita jontana dall‘umidita, dall’acqua e
datta polvere.
Unplug the power cord when not using the set for
long periods of time.
Wenn das Gerat eine langere Zeit nicht verwendet
werden soll, trennen Sie das Netzkabel vom Netz-
stecker.
Débrancher te cordon d’alimentation forsque |’ap-
pareil n‘est pas utilisé pendant de jongues
périodes.
Disinnestate il filo di alimentazione quando avete
lintenzione di non usare it filo di alimentazione per
un lungo periodo di tempo.
Do not let foreign objects in the set.
Keine fremden Gegensténde in das Gerat kommen
lassen.
Ne pas laisser des objets étrangers dans l'appareil.
£’ importante che nessun oggetto é inserito al!’in-
terno dell’unita.
«
Do not let insecticides, benzene, and thinner come
in contact with the set.
Lassen Sie das Gerat nicht mit Insektiziden, Benzin
oder Verdiinnungsmitteln in BerGhrung kommen.
Ne pas mettre en contact des insecticides, du
benzéne et un diluant avec S‘appareil.
Assicuratevvi che Iunita non venga in contatto con
insetticidi, benzolo o solventi.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOIS-
TURE.
eNUR FUR EUROPAISCHE MODELLE
Konformitatserkiarung
Die DENON Electronic GmbH
HalskestraRe 32
40880 Ratingen
Erklart als Hersteller/Importeur, da& das in dieser
Bedienungsanleitung beschriebene Gerat den Tech-
nischen Vorschriften fir Ton- und Fernseh-
Rundfunkempfanger nach der Amtsbiattverfigung
868/1989 (Amtsbiatt des Bundesministers fir Post
und Telekommunikation vom 31. 8. 1989) entspricht.
ADVARSEL: USYNUG LASERSTRALING VED ABienG. NAR
SIKKERHEDSAPBRYDERE ER UDE AF FUNKTION.
UNOGA UDSAETTELSE FOR STRALING.
Handle
the
power
cord
caretully.
VAROITUSI
LAITTEEN
KAYTTAMINEN
MUULLA
KUIN
TASSA
Hold
the
plug
when
unplugging
the
cord.
KAVTTOONJERSSA
MAINITULLA
TAVALLA
SAATTAA
e@
Gehen
Sie
vorsichtig
mit
dem
Netzkabel
um.
ALTISTAA
KAYTTAJAN
TURVALLISUUSLUOKAN
1
Halten
Sie
das
Kabe!
am
Stecker,
wenn
Sie
den
YUTTAVALLE
NAKYMATTOMALLE
LASERSATEN
VILLE.
Stecker
herausziehen,
“(For
sets
with
ventilation
holes)
Never
disassemble
or
modify
the
set
in
any
way.
VARNWNG-
OM
APPARATEN
ANVANDS
PA
ANNAT
SATT
AN
|
DENNA
@ Manipuler te cordon d’alimentation avec précau-
tion, :
Tenir ta prise lors du débranchement du cordon.
@ Manneggiate il filo di slimentazione con cura.
Agite per la spina quando scollegate ii cavo dalla
presa.
purchase.
@
Sollte
das
Geraét
Rauch
produzieren
oder
eigenartig
riechen,
stellen
Sie
den
Netzschalter
sofort
auf
die
Position
STANDBY
(Bereitschaft),
ziehen
Sie
den
Netzstecker
heraus
und kontaktieren Sie Ihren Handler.
@
Si
de
la
furnée
sort
de
la
chaine
ou
des
odeurs
bizarres,
placer
I’interrupteur
d’alimentation
immeédiatement
sur
!a
position
de
veille
(STANDBY),
débrancher
le
cordon
d’alimentation et contacter le distributeur.
@
Qualora
it
sistema
dovesse
produrre
del
fumo
o
degli
odori
strani,
collocate
immediatamente
!‘interruttore
di
accensione
nella
posizione
STANDBY,
disinnestate
it
filo
di
alimentazione
e rivoigetevi
al
negozio
dell’acquisto.
“SERIAL NO.
Do not obstruct the ventilation holes.
Die Beldftungsdfinungen dirfen nicht verdeckt
werden.
Ne pas obstruer les trous d’aération.
Non coprite i fori di ventilazione.
CAUTION / VORSICHT / ATTENTION / AVVISO
e
if
the
system
should
smoke
or
produce
strange
smells,
immediately
set
the
power
switch
to
the
STANDBY
position,
unplug
the
power
cord,
and
contact
your
store
of
Versuchen Sie niemals das Gerat auseinander zu
nehmen oder auf jegliche Art zu verandern.
Ne jamais démonter ou modifier l'appareil d'une
maniére ou d’une autre.
Non smontate mai, né modificate l'unita in nessun
modo.
PLEASE
RECORD
UNIT
SERIAL
NUMBER
ATTACHED
TO
THE
REAR
OF
THE
CABINET
FOR
FUTURE
REFERENCE”
BRUKSANVISMING SPECIMCERATS. KAN ANVANDAREN
UTSATTAS FOR OSYNUG LASERSTRALNING SOM
OVERSKMIDER GRANSEN FOR LASERKLASS 1.
“CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT"
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[5] PART NAMES, FUNCTIONS AND DISPLAYS
REMOTE SENSOR
When operating the remote control unit, point it at
this sensor.
SYSTEM POWER switch
(This turns the power for the entire system on and
off.)
Press this once to turn the power on, then press again
to set the power to the standby mode.
Power indicator
This lights when the power cord is plugged into a
power outlet, and flashes for 5 seconds after the
system power is turned on.
PHONES (headphones jack}
Plug the headphones into this jack.
No sound is produced from the speakers when
headphones are plugged in.
BALANCE control
Use this to adjust the balance of the volume between
the left and right channels. When set at the center
position, the volume is the same for the left and right
channels.
CLOCK/DISPLAY selector button
This button is used to switch the display between the
reception frequency and the clock.
TUNING UP and DOWN buttons
These buttons are used to select AM and FM stations
and to set the clock and timer.
POWER switch
Press this button once to turn the tuner’s power on,
then press again to set the tuner to the standby
mode. in the standby mode, “OFF” appears on the
display.
TIMER/ TIMER STANDBY button
Press this when setting the timer and to turn the timer
on so that it operates at the set times.
When the button is pressed after the timer has been
set, the timer standby mark (" (© _ “) appears on the
display. Press again to turn the mark off.
The timer will not operate when the” (& ” mark is
off.
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VOLUME control
Use this to adjust the overall volume.
The volume increases when the control is turned
clockwise ( } and decreases when it is turned
counterclockwise ( () ).
FUNCTION (input) selector button
Use this to select the input (function).
The input changes in the following order each time
this button is pressed: CD, TAPE, TUNER, PHONO.
MD/AUX. (The function changes automatically when
the system’s CD player or cassette deck is played or
when a preset channel is recatled on the tuner.)
BASS control
Use this to adjust the volume of the low frequencies.
TREBLE control
Use this to adjust the volume of the high frequencies.
Function indicators
These light to indicate the currently selected function.
BAND (AM/FM) selector button
The band switches between AM and FM each time
this button is pressed.
MONO/STEREO selector button
AUTO mode: Use this mode to receive programs in
stereo.
The sound and the indicators on the
display automatically switch between
monaural (“MONO”) and stereo
(“STEREO”) according to whether the
program is being broadcast in monau-
ral or stereo.
MONO mode: Use this mode to receive programs in
monaural, regardless of whether they
are being broadcast in monaural or
stereo.
Set this mode if there is much noise or
if the signals are weak when receiving
stereo programs (when “AUTO” is lit).
MEMO ENT/NEXT button
This button is used to preset AM and FM stations and
when setting the timer.
Display
TUNER DISPLAY
The timer will ope-
rate when this is lit.
This indicates the
number of the preset
channel.
This lights when the display is set to the
clock mode. :
The reception band, reception frequency, time
and timer settings are displayed here.
Displays the timer and RDS data.
This lights when a
station is tuned in
properly.
This flashes for approximately 10
seconds when the MEMO button is
pressed while presetting stations.
These light when set-
ting the timer.
“TIMER” lights when
the timer is set.
This lights when the
sleep timer is opera-
ting.
These display the reception mode.
STEREO: This lights when a stereo program is
received in the AUTO mode.
: This lights when a monaural pro-
gram is received in the AUTO mode
and when the MONO/STEREO but-
ton is pressed, setting the monaural
mode.
: This lights when the MONO/STEREO
button is pressed, setting the auto
mode.
This lights when in
the standby mode.
MONO
AUTO
e@ RDS (Radio Data System)
When the ROS button is pressed, a station is searched
for and automatically tuned in, the “RDS” indicator
lights and the station's name is displayed on the
frequency display.
@ PTY (Program Type)
This indicator lights when the type of RDS program is
specified.
e@ TP (Traffic Program)
received.
@ PS (Program Service name)
This lights when the station name is displayed.
NOTE:
© The timer standby mark (” © “) does not light if the
current time and the timer have not been set.
“TP” lights when an RDS traffic information station is
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CAUTION:
Whenever the power switch is in
the STANDBY position. the unit is
still connected on AC line voltage
Please be sure to unplug the cord
when you leave home for, say, a
vacation.
[4]
CONNECTIONS
«For
instructions
on
connection
connecting
the
speaker
system
Connect the speaker system for the
left channel {the left side as seen from
NOTE: MO ‘plaver. fefer.t9- the, MD the front) to the “L” terminals, the
This system includes digita! circuitry which may cause player's operating instructions. speaker system for the right channel
interference such as color blotching or changes in the to the “R” terminals. Be sure to use
color on TVs. If this happens, move the system and the speaker systems with an impedance
TV as far apart as possible MO playe:. video deck. LD piayer, etc of 4 ohm or greater.
and operation of an optional
Side by side instaliation
@ Disconnect the ground cord if
humming or noise ts produced
when it is connected.
3
Power
piug
Use
a
record
player
with
an
FM
antenna
AC
230
V
50
Hz
(Plug into a power outlet.)
MM cartridge
install the sets as shown in
one of these diagrams. In
either case, be sure that the
pre-main amplifier's ventila-
tion holes are not obstructed.
AM loop antenna
Record player
AUDIO OUT
, Power cord
{ {for U.K. model)
Pre-main amplifier (UPA-F10}
AC outlets are not
included on U.K.
models.
Side by side instailation
CD player (UCD-F10)
Cassette deck
(UOR-F10)
System
operations
OPTICAL
DIGITAL
OUT
jack
Such
system
operations
as
the
timer
and
the
auto
Digital
data
is
output
in
optical
form
from
this
jack.
on
functions,
as
weil
as
remote
control
operations
cannot
be
performed
unless
ail
the
RCA
pin-plug
NOTES:
Do
not
plug
the
power
cord
into
the
power
outlet
until
all
connections
are
completed.
Be
sure
to
interconnect
the
channels (L to L (white) and R to R {red)) properly, as shown on the diagram.
e Insert the plugs securely. incomplete connections may result in noise.
cords
and
system
connector
cords
are
connected
PROCESSOR
LOOP
jacks
©
Be
sure
to
connect
the
speaker
cords
between
the
speaker
terminals
and
the
speaker
systems
with
the
same
between
the
units,
so
be
sure
to
make
all
the
The
PROCESSOR
LOOP
jacks
on
the
UPA-F10
are
polarities
(+
to
+,
-
to
-).
if
the
polarities
are
switched,
the
sound
at
the
center
will
be
weak,
the
position
of
the
connections
properly
as
shown
in
the
diagram.
interconnected
with
short-circuiting
pins.
Only
remove
different
instruments
will
De
unclear,
and
the
stereo
effect
will
be
fost.
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Also,
disconnecting
system
connectors
while
the
these
pins
when
using
these
jacks
for
connection
to
©
After
unplugging
the
power
cord,
wait
about
5
seconds
before
piugging
it
back
in.
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system is operating may result in malfunction. Be another component. e Note that setting the connection cords (pin-plug cords) next to the power cords may result in humming or other
sure to turn unplug the power cord before chan- Noise.
ging connections.
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Disc tray
Load discs here.
> (play) button
Press this button to start playing the disc.
Even when the disc tray is open, the disc tray closes
and playback begins when this button is pressed.
When pressed in the standby mode, the power
automatically turns on and playback begins. {Auto on
function)
@ (stop) button
Press this button to stop playback.
POWER switch
Press this once to turn the CO player's power on, then
press again to set the CD player to the standby mode.
in the standby mode, “OFF” appears on the display.
OPEN/CLOSE button
Press this to open and close the disc tray.
When oressed once, the disc tray opens out, and
when pressed again, the disc tray closes. If a disc is
loaded, the totat number of tracks and total playing
time of the disc are displayed several seconds after
the disc tray is closed.
When pressed in the standby mode, the CD player's
power turns on.
Display
144 / €4 (automatic / manual search reverse) button
Use this to move to the beginning of a specific track.
When pressed during playback or in the pause mode,
the pickup moves backward a number of tracks equal
to the number of times the button is pressed.
D> / PPI (automatic / manual search forward) button
Use this to move to the beginning of a specific track.
When pressed during playback or in the pause mode,
the pickup moves forward a number of tracks equal
to the number of times the button is pressed.
@ The automatic search mode is set if the @ or @
button is released within 0.5 seconds, and the
manual search mode is set if the button is held for
over 0.5 seconds.
li(pause) button
Press this button to stop playback temporarily.
Press the play dutton to cancel the pause mode and
resume playback.
The following is displayed on the track number display:
@ When the disc's data cannot be read properly
*@ Inthe stop mode ................. Totai number of tracks
e Inthe play and program modes .. Track number
@ When the innermost or outermost section of the disc is reached during the
> (the play indicator)
manual search operation ............ CCor 3 lights when a disc is
The following is displayed on the time display :
@ When the disc’s data cannot be read properly ... ca cs playing.and lh: (the
pause indicator)
lights when the
pause mode is set.
e Inthe stop mode «0...
@ Inthe play and pause modes
@ Inthe program mode ...........
.. Total playing time
Elapsed time for current track
Elapsed time of programmed tracks
Track number display Time display
This lights when the
RANDOM button is
pressed.
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“PROG" lights during program- This lights if there are more
med playback. than 20 tracks on the disc.
Music calendar
The numbers of the tracks on the disc are displayed here (up to track number 20). The
number for the corresponding track turns off after that track is played.
During programmed playback, the numbers of the programmed tracks are displayed (up
to track number 20).
All the numbers light if the disc’s data cannot be read properly.
This lights
when in the
standby
mode.
During the editing operation, “EDIT” lights, “A“ is displayed on the track
display, the remaining time on side A is displayed on the time display,
and the numbers of the tracks to be recorded on side A light on the music
calendar. When the SIDE A/B button is pressed, “B” appears on the track
number display and the remaining time for side B is displayed in the
same way.
This changes as follows each time the REPEAT button is pressed:
1st press: REPEAT 1 (single-track repeat) is displayed and the number of the track to be repeated on the music calendar
lights.
2nd press: REPEAT ALL (al!-track repeat) is displayed.
3rd press: REPEAT A- is displayed.
4th press: REPEAT A-B is displayed.
5th press: Nothing is displayed.
(Only REPEAT 1 and REPEAT ALL are displayed in the stop mode.}
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CASSETTE DECK
Cassette tray
The cassette tray opens out when the OPEN/CLOSE
button is pressed. Load the cassette tape with the
side on which the tape is exposed facing away from
you. To close the cassette tray, press the OPEN/
CLOSE button again. For details, refer to Page 16.
44 (rewind) button
Press this button to rewind the tape.
Press this button during playback to set the music
search mode.
> (plsy} button
Press this button to start playback.
When pressed in the standby mode, the power of
‘both the cassette deck and the pre-main amplifier
turns on autornaticatly and playback starts. (Auto on
function)
b> (fast-forward) button
Press this button to fast-forward the tape.
Press this button during playback to set the music
search mode.
@ (stop) button
Press this button while the tape is moving to stop the
tape.
EDIT RELAY button
The cassette tray opens when all the tracks for side A
of the tape have been recorded with the CD edited
recording function. To continue recording on side B,
turn the tape over then press this button to close the
cassette tray and start recording
POWER switch
Press this once to turn the cassette deck’s power on,
then press again to set the cassette deck to the
standby mode. In the standby mode, “OFF” appears
on the display.
OPEN/CLOSE button
Press this to open and close the cassette tray.
When pressed in the standby mode, the cassette
deck's power turns on.
REC/REC MUTE button
This button is used when recording and when
creating blank spaces between selections. If only the
REC/REC MUTE button is pressed, the recording
pause mode is set.
When REC/REC MUTE button is pressed while in the
recording pause mode, the recording mute mode is
set for approximately 5 seconds. creating a blank
space on the tape, after which the recording pause
mode is once again set. When the > (play) button is
pressed while in the recording pause mode, record-
ing begins.
The recording pause mode is set when this button is
pressed for less than 0.5 seconds while in the
recording mode. If it is pressed for over 0.5 seconds
while in the recording mode, the recording mute
mode is set for approximately 5 seconds, after which
the recording pause mode is once again set. Press the
@ (stop) button to cancel the recording pause mode.
NOTE:
© if the pfay button on the CD player is pressed during
the recording pause mode, recording of the CD
begins automatically.
COUNTER RESET button
Press this button to reset the tape counter to
“00.00 ”.
DOLBY NR mode selector button
Use this to select the Oolby NR mode {OFF, B or C).
When piaying a tape, set the Dolby NR mode to the
same mode as when the tape was recorded.
CD-SRS (Synchronized Recording System) button
Use this button for synchronized recording of CDs.
For details, refer to Page 19.
REC LEVEL control
Use this to set the recording level.
[6] REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
inserting the batteries
NOTES:
* Use R6P (AA) batteries in this remote contro! unit.
* Replace the batteries with new ones approximately
once each year, though this depends on how fre-
quently the remote control unit is used.
e Replace the batteries with new ones earlier if the
remote contro! unit does not operate even from a
short distance.
e Insert the batteries in the proper + and ~ direction,
following the marks in the battery compartment.
e Remove the batteries when not using the remote
control unit for extended periods of time.
© To avoid damage and leakage:
Do not use a new battery with an old one.
- Do not use two different types of batteries.
- Do not short-circuit, take apart, heat or dispose of
batteries in flames.
© If the batteries should leak, carefully wipe the fluid
out of the battery compartment, then insert new
batteries.
@ Remove the remote control unit's sliding cover.
@ Insert the two R6P (AA) batteries, following the + and -
marks in the battery compartment.
thumb and slide off.
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@ The remote control unit may not operate if the remote
sensor is exposed to direct sunlight or the strong light
from a lighting fixture, or if there is an obstacle between
the remote contro! unit and the remote sensor.
e Do not press buttons on the remote control unit and on
the set at the same time. Doing so could result in
malfunction.
©
Display
If
the
remote
contro!
unit
is
pointed
away
from
the
remote sensor during continuous operations (such as
when turning the volume up or down), the operation will
stop. If this happens, point the remote contro! unit at the
remote sensor and press the but ton again.
CASSETTE DECK DISPLAY
This displays the tape
counter and tape size.
This displays the record-
ing and playback level.
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pre-main amplifier. Point the remote
control unit at the remote sensor as
shown on the diagram when operating
it.
The remote contro! unit will operate
from a direct distance of approximately
7 meters, but this distance will be shor-
tened if obstacles are present or if
operated at an angle.
(The remote control unit will operate at
an angle of up to 30° in either direction.)
CO SRS OFF
This lights when the tape
counter is set to the re-
maining time mode.
This lights during re-
cording.
This lights when in the
standby mode.
This fights during syn-
chronized recording of a
co.
These indicate the Dolby
NR mode.
This lights during play-
back and record.
This indicates whether or not a tape is toaded.
This is not displayed when no cassette tape is loaded in the cassette tray.
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CD operation buttons
@ (stop) button
Press this button to stop playback.
» {play} button
Press this button to start playback.
144 and PPI (auto search buttons)
Use these buttons to search for the
beginning of the desired track.
PRESET buttons
Use these buttons to recall preset
stations on the tuner.
Cassette deck operation buttons
@ (stop) button
Press this button to stop the tape
D> iplay) button
Press this button to start playback or
recording.
@ button
This button does not function.
FUNCTION selector button
POWER switch
Press this button to switch the input
(function).
The input changes in the following
order each time this button is press-
ed: CD, TAPE, TUNER, PHONO, MD/
AUX.
Use this switch to turn on the power
of the entire system or set the power
to the standby mode.
VOLUME buttons
Use these to adjust the volume.
The volume increases when the &
button is pressed and decreases
when the W button is pressed.
TUNER button
BAND (AM/FM} selector button
Press this button to switch the func- TUNING buttons
tion to the tuner and to recall preset
stations from the remote controt MEMO button
unit using the number buttons.
SLEEP button
Number buttons
Press this button to set the sleep
Press these buttons after pressing
the TUNER button to recall preset
stations,
When playing a CD. press these
buttons after pressing the DIRECT or
PROGRAM button to specify the
desired track.
RDS button
Use this button to automatically
tune to stations using the radio data
system.
ROS —— PTY ———> TP
PTY button
Press this button after selecting
“PTY” with the RDS button to select
one of the 15 program types.
CT button
Use this to correct the time of the
clock on the UTU-F10. Press this
button when the time service of an
RDS station is being properly re-
ceived.
“ CT " and “TIME” are displayed
for 2 seconds and the UTU-F10's
clock is corrected. “NO CT" is dis-
played if the RDS station does not
offer a time service and when the
broadcast is not being received
property.
PANEL button
Press this button when receiving
RDS stations to select the frequen-
cy, PS or PTY display.
Note that this button will not func-
tion if the reception is poor
With this remote control unit, only
the most frequently used keys are
located on the front. The remaining
keys are enclosed under a sliding
cover.
To use the buttons under the sliding
cover, press lightly on the \7 mark
then press on the * part with
your thumb and s the cover
down, as shown on the diagram on
the previous page.
Cassette deck operation buttons
@ REC/REC MUTE button
To start recording from the stop
mode, press this button, then press
»
When this button is pressed, a blank
section of approximately 5 seconds
is created, after which the recording
standby mode is set.
44 (rewind) button
Press this button to rewind the tape.
Press this button during playback to
set the music search mode (to find
the beginning of selections).
D> (fast-forward) button
Press this button to fast-forward the
tape.
Press this button during playback to
set the music search mode (to find
the beginning of selections).
RESET button
Press this button to reset the tape
counter to “ 00.00 ”
REMAIN button
Press this button to display the
tape’s remaining time on the tape
counter.
TAPE SIZE button
Press this button to select the tape
length.
For details, refer to Page 17.
REV. MODE button
This button does not function.
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CD ptayer operation buttons
DIRECT button
Press this button for direct search
on the CD player.
44 and D> (manual search) but-
tons
Press these buttons during playback
to move quickly forward or back-
ward.
REPEAT button
Press this button for repeat play-
back.
RANDOM button
Press this button to piay the tracks
in random order.
PROGRAM button
Press this button for programmed
playback on the CD player.
CANCEL button
Press this button to clear the last
track from the program.
EDIT button
Press this button for edited record-
ing on a tape, dividing the tracks
onto sides A and B according to the
length of the tape.
TIME/SIDE A/B button
o TIME
Press this button during the play
or pause mode to switch the time
display.
Normaily the elapsed time for the
track currently playing is display-
ed, When this button is pressed,
the display switches to the re-
maining time for that track
("SINGLE” lights), the total re-
maining time on the disc (“TOT-
AL” lights), then back to the
elapsed time per track.
During programmed playback,
the total remaining time display
indicates the total remaining time
of the programmed tracks.
SIDE A/B
Press this button during the edit-
ing operation to switch the dis-
play between sides A and B of the
tape.
The TIME/SIDE A/B button func-
tions as the SIDE A/B button
when it is pressed after the EDIT
button is pressed and the tracks
have been divided between sides
A and B and before the play or
pause button is pressed (before
the recording mode is set).
The TIME/SIDE A/B button func-
tions as the TIME button when it is
pressed during the play, pause, or
edited recording modes.
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LISTENING TO RADIO PROGRAMS
(Check the connections on Pages 4 and 5.}
Tunes (UTU-F10)
Example: Tuning in FM 87.50 MHz
(AM stations are tuned in using the same procedure.)
Set the VOLUME control on the
pre-main amplifier to the
minimum position, then press
the SYSTEM POWER switch to
turn on the power
SYSTEM POWER
Press the BAND button
on the tuner to select the FM band,
Use the TUNING UP and DOWN
buttons to tune the frequency
to 87.50. Once the EM
frequency is tuned in, adjust : a
the volume to the desired level
using the VOLUME control.
ro This lights when a station is tuned in.
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Auto Tuning
When one of the TUNING buttons is pressed, the frequency changes in steps of 50kHz in the FM band, 9kHz in the AM band.
@ If one of the TUNING buttons is held in for over 1 second, the frequency continues to change when the button is released
{auto tuning) and stops when a station is tuned in. Tuning will not stop at stations whose reception is poor.
@ To stop the auto tuning function, press the UP or DOWN button once.
Example: Presetting FM 87.50 (currently tuned in) at preset number 3
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the
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to call out the mumber at
which you want to preset
the station (3), or simply
press the corresponding
number button @ on the
remote
contro!
unit.
Flashes
“P3" fights
B%.
Press the MEMO ENT/NEXT
button while the
indicator is flashing.
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Up to 30 AM or FM stations can be preset using this procedure.
NOTES:
@ In addition to the reception frequency, the reception mode {monaural or auto} is also preset, so check the display when
Ppresetting stations.
® If a station is preset at a number where a station is already preset, the previous station is replaced with the new station.
e The preset memory is not cleared immediately when the power cord is unplugged, but is cleared if the cord is left
4 Oo unplugged for an extended period of time. If this happens, preset the stations again.
Listening to Preset Stations
The preset stations can be recalled using the number buttons on the remote control unit.
Also, if the following operation is performed when the system power is off, the power automatically turns on and the radio is
played. {Auto on function)
Example: Listening to the station preset at number 3
{This operation is only possible from the remote contro! unit.)
Press the TUNER button
on the remote control unit.
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Press button “3” on the remote
control unit.
Using the RDS functions
Receiving RDS broadcasts (FM only)
Press the BAND button and
set the FM band.
Press the ROS button once.
Fiashes
“RDS” blinks
Press the AUTO TUNING UP or
DOWN button.
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“TUNING:
“RDS” displayed
The station is tuned in.
“RDS” lights ater 5 seconds of flashing
Once the station is tuned in, “ROS” flashes for 5
seconds and the program service name is displayed.
NOTE: If no RDS station is found, “NQ PROG” is displayed.
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Press the RDS button twice
Press the PTY button to select
the type of program.
(One of the 15 types listed below
can be selected.)
Press the AUTO TUNING UP or
DOWN button.
The station is tuned in.
NOTE: If no program of the specified type is found, “0 PROG” is displayed
Programs
{News}
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(Information)
(Sport)
(Education}
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(Drama)
(Culture)
{Science}
Flashes
{"PTY” and “ROS” flash, and “—PTY~"
is displayed.)
Flashes
“PTY” and “ROS” light after 5 seconds of flashing
Once the station is tuned in, “RDS” and “PTY” flash for
5 seconds and the program service name is displayed.
(Varied)
(Pop Music)
(Rock Music)
{M.O.R. Music)
(Light Classics)
(Serious Classics)
Hi 4 H — fe M {Other Music)
TP Search
Press the RDS button 3 times.
Press the UP or DOWN button
of AUTO TUNING.
Flashes
TP" and “RDS” fight
Broadcast reception.
Once the station is tuned in, “TP” and “RDS” tight and
the program service name is dispiayed.
NOTE: "*t0 PROG ” is displayed when there is no traffic information broadcast station.
Receiving FM programs in stereo
@ Press the MONO/STEREO button to turn on the “AUTO” indicator. When a program being broadcast in stereo is received,
the “STEREO” indicator lights and the program is received in stereo.
e If reception is poor and there is much noise in the stereo signals, press the MONO/STEREO button to set the monaural
mode.
NOTE:
@ A humming sound may be heard when using a TV nearby while receiving AM
programs. If this happens, move the system as far from the TV as possible.
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The time and timer functions are incorporated in the tuner.
@Types of timer operations
TIMER : Use this to turn the power on and off at the same times every day.
SLEEP TIMER Use this to set the power to turn off after 10 to 60 minutes, in steps of 10 minutes (operated from the
remote control unit).
W Notes on timer settings
@ Be sure to set the current time beforehand.
@ To listen to or record a radio program (“air check”) using the timer, be sure to preset the station beforehand. (Refer to
“Presetting AM and FM Stations” on Page 10.)
Should there be a power failure or should the power cord be unplugged, the time display will flash at " 00:00 “. If this
happens, reset the current time.
Also check the timer and tuner presettings, and reset them if they have been cleared.
To check the tirner settings, press the TIMER/ TIMER STANDBY button for at least 3 seconds. (This can also be done when the
tuner's power is off.) Next, press the ENTER/NEXT button repeatedly to display the timer start mode, the reception band and
preset channel number when in the tuner mode, the on time and the off time. Press the ENTER/NEXT button once more to
return to the current mode display.
Changing the Settings
Repeat the timer setting operation to erase the previous settings and set the new settings.
Clearing the Settings
Press the TIMER/TIMER STANDBY button for at least 3 seconds, then press it again while “FUNC” is displayed to clear the
timer settings.
Note on Setting the Timer
If the time set with the timer is reached while the system power is on, the operation switches to the operation set by the timer.
Turning the Timer Off
Press the TIMER/TIMER STANDBY button to turn the © mark off.
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Tuner ({UTU-F10}
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B7.SG.peas.
Press the CLOCK/DISPLAY button
for at least 3 seconds.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons
to set the hours.
Press the MEMO ENT/NEXT button.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons
to set the minutes.
Press the MEMO ENT/NEXT button
at the sound of a time service's chime,
The time display stops flashing and
the clock starts running.
e The current time can be set even when the power is off.
@ If an RDS station offers a time service, the time can be set by pressing the CT button on the remote control unit while that
Station is tuned in.
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(If the hours have already been set, that number flashes.}
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The minutes place flashes.
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{If the minutes have already been set, that number flashes.)
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The power can be set to turn on and off every day at the same time in any of five modes: tuner, CD, cassette deck, MD player
(optional) and air check (recording from the radio). (Preset the AM or FM station beforehand.)
Tuner (UTU-F10}
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MEMO ENT/NEXT button
UP and DOWN buttons
Example: Setting the tuner to turn on at 12:35, off at 12:56 {with FM 87.50 MHz preset at channel “3”}
Press the SYSTEM POWER switch
‘on the pre-main amplifier to
turn on the system's power.
Press the TIMER/TIMER STANDBY
button for at least 3 secands
to set the timer setting mode.
Use the UP and OOWN buttons to
set the “TUNER” mode.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to
set the preset channel! number.
Press the MEMO ENT/NEXT button.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to
set the hours for the timer on time.
Press the MEMO ENT/NEXT button]
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SYSTEM POWER
TIMER/TIMER STANOBY
Say that FM 90.00 MHz is tuned in at preset
channel number “1”
TUNER
Flashes
uf the timer has aiready
been set. that number
flashes.)
Flashes
Flashes
ENTNEXT ®;
Press the MEMO ENT/NEXT button.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons
to set the minutes for the
timer on time.
Press the MEMO ENT/NEXT button.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons
to set the hours for the
timer off time.
Press the MEMO ENT/NEXT button.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons
to set the minutes for the
timer off time.
Press the MEMO ENT/NEXT button.
ENTNEXT 3
TMEA/TIMER STANDBY
Press the TIMER/TIMER STANDBY
button.
SYSTEM POWER
Press the SYSTEM POWER switch
on the pre-main amplifier to turn
off the system's power.
NOTES:
the TIMER/TIMER STANDBY button.
Flashes
tf the timer has already been set, that number flashes.)
Flashes
Flashes
(if the timer has already been set, that number flashes.)
Flashes {if the timer has already
been set, that number
flashes.)
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The display returns to as it was before the timer
setting mode was set.
tthe © markis displayed after the TIMER/ TIMER STANDBY button is pressed, the timer will operate at the same times
every day. To turn the timer off, press the TIMER/TIMER STANDBY button again to turn the
mark off..
e@ The standby mark (“ © “will not light if the current time is not set. if this is the case, set the current time, then press
* When an optional mini-disc (MO) player is connected, it can be operated with the timer. For instructions, refer to the MD
player’s operating instructions.
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Pre-main
amplifier
(UPA-F10)
Pre-main
amplifier
(UPA-F10}
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CD player (UCD-F10)
Cassette deck (UDR-F10)}
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SYSTEM POWER
Press the SYSTEM POWER switch on
the pre-main amplifier to turn on the
system's power.
Press the cassette deck’s OPEN/ Srencaoet
CLOSE button to open the
cassette tray.
Load the cassette tape in the
cassette tray.
Refer to Page 16.
Press the SYSTEM POWER switch
on the pre-main amplifier to turn
on the system’s power.
Press the CD player's OPEN/CLOSE
button to open the disc tray.
Load the disc in the disc tray.
Refer to Page 20.
Press the CD player's OPEN/CLOSE
button again to close the disc tray.
OPEwCLOsE
Press the cassette deck’s OPEN/
CLOSE button again to close the
cassette tray.
TIMERTHMER STANDBY
CY
Press the tuner’s TIMER/TIMER
5 | STANDBY button for at least
3 seconds.
Press the tuner’s TIMER/TIMER Oe pee ee
STANDBY button for at least
3 seconds.
Use the tuner’s UP and DOWN
buttons
to
set
the
“CD”
mode.
Use
the
tuner’s
UP
and
DOWN
buttons to set the “TAPE” mode.
Now follow steps 6 to 16 under “Setting the Timer” on Page 13.
® Check that the cassette deck is set to the desired Dolby NR mode.
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Pre-main amplifier (UPA-F10}
Cassette deck (UDR-F10)
Press the SYSTEM POWER switch on
the pre-main amplifier to turn on
the system’s power.
Press the cassette deck’s OPEN/
CLOSE button to open the
cassette tray.
Load the cassette tape in the
3 | cassette tray.
Refer to Page 16.
OPEN/CLOSE
Press the cassette deck’'s OPEN/
CLOSE button again to close the
cassette tray.
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Now foliow steps 4 to 16 under “Setting the Timer” on Page 13.
Press the tuner’s TIMER/TIMER
STANDBY button for at least
3 seconds.
6 Use the tuner’s UP and DOWN
buttons to set the “AIRCH” mode.
Recording is not possible on the leader tape at the beginning of the cassette tape, so to avoid missing any of the program,
we recommend setting the timer to approximately 1 minute before the program is scheduled to start.
@ When an optional mini-disc (MD) player is connected, radio programs can be recorded using the timer. For instructions,
refer to the MOD player's operating instructions.
With this function, the power can be set to turn off after 10 to 60 minutes, in steps of 10 minutes, using the remote control unit.
Exemple: Setting the power to turn off in 50 minutes
{This operation is only possible from the remote control unit.)
Tuner currently set to FM 87.50 MHz
Press the SLEEP button.
Press the SLEEP button again
while the “SLEEP” indicator
is flashing.
The previous display reappears
after 5 seconds.
The “SLEEP” indicator remains
lit, indicating that the sleep
timer is functioning.
@ The time is reset to “60” (60 minutes) if the SLEEP button is pressed again while the sleep timer is functioning.
Press the SLEEP button repeatedly until the “SLEEP” indicator turns off.
The sleep timer is also cancelled if the amplifier's SYSTEM POWER switch or the POWER switch on the remote contro} unit is
pressed, turning the system power off.
NOTE:
elf the times set with the sleep and everyday timers overlap, the sleep timer has priority.
Order of priority of the sleep and everyday timers
The sleep timer has priority for the off time. (The system operates as indicated by the bold lines.)
20:00 21:00 22:00
ON OFF
Everyday timer set +}—__}—________—_—+
SLEEP ————-_
ON OFF
Sleep timer set to 60 minutes
Even when the power was turned on with the timer, the power turns off if the remaining time of the sieep timer reaches “00”
before the off time set with the everyday timer is reached. If the everyday timer’s on time is reached while the sleep timer 's
functioning, the everyday timer does not function.
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[2] BEFORE RECORDING AND
PLAYING TAPES
Cautions on handling cassette tapes
@C-120 cassette tapes
C-120 (120-minute) cassettes use very thin tape which can
easily get caught on the capstans and pinch rollers. We
recommend not using C-120 tapes.
@ Tape slack
tf the tape is slack, it may get caught in the mechanism
and damaged. Take up any slack in the tape with a pencil,
etc., before loading the cassette.
@ Preventing accidental erasure
© Cassette tapes have tabs for preventing accidental era-
sure. Use @ screwdriver, etc., to break off the tabs to
prevent recordings from being accidentally erased.
*@ To record on a tape whose tabs have been broken. place a
piece of cellophane tape, etc., over the tab holes
Accidental erasure protection
tab for side A
Accidental erasure protection tab for side 8
WNotes on storing cassette tapes
@ Avoid placing cassette tapes in the following types of
places:
@ Hot or humid places
@ Dusty places
e Places exposed to direct sunlight
@ Near magnetic sources (TVs, speakers, etc.)
@ Store cassette tapes in cases with stoppers to prevent the
tape from getting slack
The D-F10 is equipped with an auto tape selector mechan-
ism which uses the detection holes in the cassette halves to
detect the type of tape and automatically set the most
appropriate recording bias and equalization for that type of
tape.
@ Do not use ferrichrome tapes.
e@ When an old metal tape with no detection holes is used,
the treble will be stressed excessively, so use meta! tapes
with detection holes.
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Accidental erasure pvotection tabs Detection holes
Metal tape
Chrome tape
NOTE:
© Load cassette tapes with the side on which the tape is
exposed facing the set. Loading them the other way
may result in damage.
@ Loading
@ Press the OPEN/CLOSE button. The cassette tray
opens.
@ Load the cassette tape in the cassette tray as shown
on the diagram below, with the side on which the
tape is exposed facing inside.
@ Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to close the cassette
tray.
@ Unloading
@® Press the OPEN/CLOSE button. The cassette tray
opens.
@ Remove the tape.
Check the following before recording or playing cassette tapes:
1. Are the heads diny?
-The sound quality will be poor if the heads are dirty.
Refer to Page 25.
2. Are the accidental erasure protection tabs broken off? ...... Recording is not possible if the accidental erasure protection
tabs on the top of the cassette are broken off. Refer to Page 16.
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Direction of Tape Playback
The relationship between the Operating buttons on the
Operating buttons and direction of tape travel
or
1. Tape size selector
D-F10 and the direction of tape travel is as shown on the
«When
using
the
tape
counter,
be
sure
to
set
the
size
of
the
tape
being
used
@
Press
the
TAPE
SIZE
button
on
the
remote
control
unit
to
display
the
tape
size,
then
press
the
button
again
to
select
the
desired
tape
size.
The
display
changes
as
follows
each
time
the
button
is
pressed:
The side facing the top when the cassette tape is loaded
in the cassette tray is played or recorded.
Using the Tape Counter
* "C46L", “C5OL” and “C54L” are for tapes with large hubs.
“
Tape
sizes
other
than
the
ones
indicated
above
cannot
be
set.
2. Tape counter
The
D-F10’s
tape
counter
includes
the
two
modes
described
below.
The
mode
switches
as
follows
each
time
the
REMAIN
button
on
the
remote
control
unit
is
pressed:
[Linear mode] — [Remaining time mode’]
The
mode
can
be
changed
whether
the
tape
is
stopped
or
moving.
(1) Linear mode
©
This
indicates
the
tape’s
elapsed
time
in
minutes
and
seconds.
The
counter
is
reset
to
“00.00”
when
a
new
tape
is
loaded and when the RESET button is pressed.
@
If
you
make
notes
on
the
number
on
the
counter
and
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the
recorded
content
while
recording
or
playing
tapes, these notes can be used to easily find the
(minutes)
(seconds)
section
you
want
to
play
or
record.
{2) Remaining time mode
® This indicates the remaining time on the tape.
When
this
mode
is
selected,
“REMAIN”
appears
on
the
display
(@).
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over
8
minutes
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When
under
8
minutes
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(@)
flashes
for
approximately
10
seconds
after
the
tape
is
started
while
the
remaining
time
is
being
calculated.
After
this,
only
the
minutes
are
displayed
if
there
are
more
than
8
minutes
remaining
(@),
and
both
the
minutes
and
seconds
are
displayed
if
there
are
less
than
8
minutes
remaining
(@).
e"..--
"
flashes
on
the
display
during
the
fast-forward
and
rewind
Operations.
3. Tape end warning
This
“REMAIN”
indicator
starts
flashing
to
indicate
that
there
is
little
time
remaining
on
the
tape
during
recording
or
playback.
(There
may
be
a
major
error
in
the
time
at
which
the
“REMAIN”
indicator
starts
flashing
if
the
actual
tape
and
the
tape
size
selector
setting
do
not
match,
so
be
sure
to
set
the
proper
tape
size
for
the
tape
being
used.)
@
The
“REMAIN”
indicator
flashes
starts
approximately
5
minutes
before
the
end
of
the
tape
when
the
counter
is
set
to
the
linear mode. Press the REMAIN button on the remote control unit as necessary to switch the counter to the remaining time
mode to check the remaining time.
©The
“REMAIN”
indicator
remains
lit
without
flashing
when
the
remaining
time
mode
is
set.
*
The
tape
end
warning
is
only
a
rough
indicator,
and
differs
according
to
the
thickness
of
the
tape’s
hubs
and
the
thickness
of
the
tape.
In
same
cases,
it may
not
function.
NOTE:
The
0-F10's
tape
counter
and
tape
end
warning
are
set
for
use
with
C46,
C50,
C54,
C60,
C74,
C90,
C100,
C120, C46L,
CSOL
or
C54l
cassette
tapes
(“L”
indicates
tapes
with
large
hubs},
so
they
may
be
off
when
using
tapes
of
other
sizes
or
when
the
tape
size
setting
is
not
the
same
as
the
size
of
the
tape
being
used.
When
using
tapes
of
other
sizes.
select
the
nearest
tape
size
to
minimize
the
error.
The
tape
counter
is
not
as
accurate
as
a
clock,
and
may
be
slightly
different
from
the
actual
time,
since
the
tape
thickness
differs
depending
on
the
type
of
cassette
tape
(tape
position
and
time).
The
counter
may
also
be
off
due
to
differences
in
the
hub
size
(small
or
large).
Large hubs are hubs with a diameter of approximately
27mm. Note that there may be a major error in the
remaining time display if tapes with larger hubs are used.
Normal hub
Large hub
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PLAYING CASSETTE TAPES
Cassette deck (UDR-F10)
PEN/CLOSE
Press the OPEN/CLOSE button ORENICLO
and load a recorded tape in
the cassette tray.
Refer to Page 16.
Press the DOLBY NR button
display the Dolby mode.
Refer to Page 8.
Press the play button (bP).
To stop playback, press the stop button
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The mode changes as
follows each time
the button 1s pressed:
When piaying tapes recorded
with Dolby NR, set the Dolby
mode to the same mode (8 or C}
as when the tape was recorded.
Playback starts
Wise this function to move back to the beginning of the current selection or forward to the beginning of the following
selection.
Hthis function can also be used to skip over selections {up to 99 selections in either direction).
To move to the beginning To move to the beginning
of the current selection: of the following selection:
During playback Press once. Press once.
To move back 5 selections To move ahead 5 selections:
Press 6 times. Press 5 times.
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» The music search function witl onty work if there are blank sections of at least 4 seconds between selections.
Example: To move ahead 3 selections
Blank section Blank section
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Press 3 times.
@ When a selection before the current selection is specified: @ When a selection after the current selection is specified:
Pp - Hi 3 <— Number of selections to be skipped Pp aH S <@— Number of selections to be skipped
, eae “-" is displayed when moving back to
Previous selections.
Ouring the music search function, the number of selections to be skipped is displayed on the tape counter, and decreases each
time a blank section is detected. (For example, [P03] ~ [P02] — when moving 3 selections ahead.)
The tape counter reappears when the operation is completed.
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Cassette deck (UDR-Fi0)
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© Before recording on a cassette tape, check that its accidenta! erasure protection tabs are intact
Recording is not possible if the tabs are broken off.
@ The positions of the VOLUME, TREBLE and BASS controls on the pre-main amplifier do not affect the recording.
The fl mark indicates operations which can also be performed on the remote control unit.
: OPEN/CLOSE
Press the OPEN/CLOSE button
and load the tape anto which
you want to record in th
cassette tray. :
Refer to Page 16.
7he mode changes as
foltows each time
Press the DOLBY NR button the button is pressed:
display the Doiby mode.
Refer to Page 8.
To record in Dolby NR, set to
“B" or “C"
ic
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To record the radio connected to the AUX terminats To record a CD
Press the FUNCTION button Load the disc in the CD
on the pre-main amplifier player.
to select “MD/AUX”. Refer to Page 20.
Press the tuner’s
BAND selector
button.
BAND FUNCTION
Sy, SS
Tune in the station] Starting playback on the MD
to be recorded. player, video deck or LD
Refer to Page 10. | player.
Ri
Press the CD player's play
button to start playback.
REG:
REC MUTE
<Y
Press the REC/REC
MUTE button The recording pause mode is set and the recording
indicator (@) appears on the display.
AEC LEVEL
The recording jeve! of the source being played is
Adjust the recording displayed on the level meter.
fevel. Use the REC LEVEL control to adjust the recording level.
(Refer to “Adjusting the REC LEVEL Controi” below.)
MIN
Press the play button (DP).
® For synchronized recording of CDs
(Recording starts.)
Press the stop buttons on the
CD player and cassette deck,
then press the CD SRS
button.
CO 3RS
%<Yy
“CD SRS” appears on the display.
(Recording starts.)
* When the CD SRS button is pressed, a blank section
of 9 seconds is automatically created on the tape
before actual recording starts.
To stop recording, press the stop button (
e lf the CD player's play button is pressed in the recording pause mode, recording of the CD begins automatically.
¢ The CD SRS function will not work if the CD player is set to the random ptay or program mode.
Adjusting the REC LEVEL Control
The recorded sound will be distorted if the recording level is too high, or there will be much noise if the recording level is too
low. It is important to set the recording level to an appropriate setting to achieve a good quality recording.
® Watch how far the level meter lights and adjust the REC LEVEL control accordingly.
The recording indicator {@) appears on the
display.
Optimum recording input level (approximate)
Type-I (normal) tapes: | Meter lights up to 0dB
Type-II (CrO2} tapes: | Meter lights up to +1dB
Type-IV (metal) tapes: | Meter lights up to +3dB
NOTE:
The actual recording level differs depending on the
source and the type of tape, so make a trial recording
first to check the recording level.
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[2] PLAYING CDs
COMPACT
Only discs with the mark shown below
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played.
CO singles
(8cm discs)
Loading discs in the disc tray
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Removing discs from their cases
As shown on the diagram,
grasp the outer edge of the disc
with your fingers, insert a finger
Be sure to load the disc with
in the hole in the center, press
the labelled side facing up.
{Compact discs only play on
one side.) For 8cm CDs, set
Example: Playing a disc containing 15 tracks and with a playing time of 62 minutes, 03 seconds, starting from the first track
gently, then lift the disc out of 7
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the disc in the sunken section
in the center of the tray.
NOTES:
@ The disc tray opens when the OPEN/CLOSE button is pressed once and closes when it is pressed again.
@ When the disc tray is closed, the disc turns automatically for several seconds, then the total number of tracks and total
playing time of that disc appear on the display.
@ The disc tray can also be closed by pressing the play button (>), in which case playback automatically starts from the
first track on the disc (or if tracks are programmed, from the first programmed track).
Handling the Disc Tray
Do not turn off the power, stop the disc tray by hand or pull on it when it is
moving. Doing so may damage it.
If the headphones’ cord or some other object accidentally gets caught in the disc
tray while it is closing and the disc tray stops, press the OPEN/CLOSE button
again to open the tray and remove the obstacle.
The mark indicates operations which can also be performed on the remote control unit.
Press the OPEN/CLOSE button
to open the disc tray.
Load the COD in the disc tray.
Press the OPEN/CLOSE button.
The disc tray closes.
The display appears after
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Do not set objects other than discs on the disc tray. Doing so may damage it. several seconds.
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