JVC PC-X130 B User manual

PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/EN
JVC
SERVICE
MANUAL
COMPACT
DIGITAL AUDIO
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Contents
1.
Safety
Precautions-++--+++serssssreerssesseseseneresnens
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2
7.
Main
Adjustment
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2.
Safety
Precaution
about
PC
—
X13
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Block
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Main
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9.
Wiring
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40.
Standard
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5.
Instructions(Extract)
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11.
Location
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12.
Electrical
Parts
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5.
Removal
of
Main
Parts
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13.
Illustration
of
Packing
and
Parts
List
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Drawing
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Parts
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ACCESSOLICS
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PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/EN |
1. Safety Precautions
.
The
design
this
product
contains
special
hardware
and
many
circuits
and
components
specially
for
safety
purposes.
For
continued
-
protection,
no
changes
should
be
made
to
the
original
design
unless
authorized
in
writing
by
the
manufacturer.
Replacement
parts
must
be identical to those used in the original circuits. Service should be performed by qualified personnel only.
.
Alterations
of
the
design
or
circuitry
of
the
product
should
not
be
made.
Any
design
alterations
of
the
product
should
not
be
made.
Any
design
alterations
or
additions
will
void
the
manufacture's
warranty
and
will
further
relieve
the
manufacture
of
responsibility
for
personal
injury
or
property
damage
resulting
therefrom.
.
Many
electrical
and
mechanical
parts
in
the
product
have
special
safety
—
related
characteristics.
These
characteristics
are
often
not
evident
from
visual
inspection
nor
can
the
protection
afforded
by
them
necessarily
be
obtained
by
using
replacement
components
rated
for
higher
voltage,
wattage,
etc.
Replacement
parts
which
have
these
special
safety
characteristics
are
identified
in
the
parts
list
of
service
manual.
Electrical
components
having
such
features
are
identified
by
(
Z\
_
)on
the
schematic
diagram
and
parts
list
in
the
service
manual.
The
use
of
a
substitute
replacement
which
does
not
have
the
same
safety
characteristics
as
the
recommended
replacement
part
shown
in
the
parts
list
of
service
manual
may
create
shock,
fire,
or
other
hazards.
.
The
leads
in
the
products
are
routed
and
dressed
with
ties,
clamps
,
tubings,
barriers
and
the
like
to
be
separated
from
live
parts,
high
temperature
parts,
mpving
parts
and
or
sharp
edges
for
the
prevention
of
electric
shock
and
fire
hazard.
When
service
is
required,
the
original
lead
routing
and
dress
should
be
observed,
and
it
should
be
confirmed
that
they
have been
returned
to
normal,
after
reassembling.
. Leakage current check (Electrical shock hazard testing)
After
re
—
assembling
the
product,
always
perform
an
isolation
check
on
the
exposed
metal
paris
of
the
product
(antenna
terminals,
knobs,
metal
cabinet,
screw
heads,
headphone
jack,
contro!
shafts,
etc.)
to
be
sure
the
product
is
safe
to
operate
without
danger
of
electrical shock. Do not use a line isolation transformer during this check.
+
Plug
the
AC
line
cord
directly
into
the
AC
outlet.
using
a"Leakage
current
tester’,
measure
the
leakage
current
from
each
exposed
metal
part
of
the
cabinet,
particulary
any
exposed
metal
part
having
a
return
path
to
the
chassis,
to
a
known
good
earth
ground.
Any
leakage
current
must
not
exposeed
0.5mA
AC(r.m.s.)
: AC VOLTMETER
Alternate check method am (Having 1000 ohms/volt,
Plug
the
AC
line
cord
directly
into
the
AC
outlet.
Use
an
AC
voltmeter
or
more
sensitivity.)
having
1,000
ohms
per
volt
or
more
sensitivity
in
the
following
1
manner.
Connect
a
1,500
ohms
10W
resistor
paralleled
bya
0.15
2
F
0.15
uF
AC
TYPE
AC
type
capacitor
between
an
exposed
metal
part
and
a
known
good
,
Place
this
probe
earth
ground.
Measure
the
AC
voltage
across
the
resistor
with
the
AC
on
each
exposed
15002 10W metal part.
voltmeter.
Move
the
resistor
connection
to
each
exposed
metal
part,
e
particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the Good earth ground
chassis,
and
measure
the
AC
voltage
across
the
resistor.
Now,
reverse
the
plug
in
the
AC
outlet
and
repeat
each
measurement.
Any
voltage measured must not exceed 0.75V AC(r.m.s.).This corresponds to 0.5mA AC(r.m.s.).
Warning
1. This equipment has beer designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards.
2. It is the legal responsibility of the repairer to ensure that these safety standards are maintaintaind.
3. Repairs must be made in accordance with the relevant safety standards.
4. It is essential that safety critical components are replaced by approved parts.
5. If mains voltage selector is provided, check setting for local voltage.
2 (No. 1892)

PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/EN
2.
Safety
Precaution
about
PC
—
X130
IMPORTANT
FOR
LASER
PRODUCTS
(PRECAUTION)
PRECAUTIONS
1.
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
6.
CAUTION:
The
laser
is
able
to
function,
if
safety
swit-
2.
DANGER:
Invisible
laser
radiation
when
open
and
ches
are
out
of
function.
The
laser
light
is
invisible,
avoid
interlock
failed
or
defeated.
Avoid
direct
exposure
{fo
exposure,
do
not
disassemble
the
laser
unit,
but
replace
beam.
the
complete
unit.
3.
CAUTION:
Do
not
open
the
rear
cover.
There
are
no
user
serviceable
parts
inside
the
unit;
leave
all
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel,
4.
CAUTION:
The
compact
disc
player
uses
Invisible
IDENTIFICATION
LABEL
AND
laser
radiation
and
Is
equipped
with
safety
switches
CERTIFICATION
LABEL
which
prevent
the
emission
of
radiation
when
the
CD
door
Is
open.
It
Is
dangerous
to
defeat
the
safety
switches.
5.
CAUTION:
Use
of
controls
for
adjustments
and
the
performance
of
procedures
other
than
those
specified
herein
may
result
in
exposure
to
hazardous
radiation.
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fol
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NAME/RATING PLATE
CLASS 1
LASER
PRODUCT
Obs:
Apparaten innehdller laser
Komponent av hécer taserklass
an klass 1.
ADVARSEL-Der vil udstrales DANGER-invisible laser
osyniig laserbestraling nar radiation when open and
apparatet abnes og aflas- interlock defeated.
ningsmekanismen frigores. AVOID DIRECT EX-
UNDGA AT BLIVE UDSET POSURE TO BEAM.
FOR LASERBESTRALING.
IMPORTANT
(In
the
United
Kingdom)
Mains
Supply
(AC
240
V~,
50
Hz
only)
DO
NOT
cut
off
the
mains
plug
from
this
equipment.
If
the
plug
fitted
is
not
sultable
for
the
power
points
in
your
home
or
the
cable
IMPORTANT
is
too
short
to
reach
a
power
point,
then
obtain
an
appropriate
;
.
:
DO
NOT
make
any
connection
to
the
terminal
which
Is
markid
with
safely
approved
extension
lead
or
consult
your
dealer.
the
leiler€
of
by
th
fet
ah
Bal
right
a
e
letter
E
or
@
safely
earth
symbol
or
coloured
gnen
BE
SURE
to
replace
the
fuse
only
with
an
identical
approved
type,
pearandyance:
¥
¥
:
as
originally
fitted,
and
to
replace
tells
covery
The
wires
In
the
mains
lead
on
this
product
are
coloued
in
If
nonetheless
the
mains
plug
Is
cut
off
ensure
to
remove
the
fuse
accordance
with
the
following
code:
and
dispose
of
the
plug
Immediately,
to
avoid
a
possible
shock
hazard
by
Inadvertent
connection
to
the
mains
supply.
Blue
to
N
(Neutral)
orBlack
;
Brown
to
L
(Live)
or
Fed
As
these
colours
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
murkimngs
identifying
the
terminals
In
your
plug
proceed
as
follows:
The
wire
which
Is
coloured
blue
must
be
connected
to
the
trminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N
or
coloured
black.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
brown
must
be
connectedto
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
L
or
coloured
red.
IF
IN
DOUBT
-
CONSULT
A
COMPETENT
ELECTRCIAN.
No. 1892) 3

PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/EN |
W@W Main P.C. board
a =
Ds96~D999 ‘A -
J301
Fuse : F997
T999 : Power trans
Antenna wire
Fuse : F998 Q921
Must notprotrude
Q901,1IC101,201 from soldering
round
Micon board
Must be fixed wit Bond
Hi Inportant points for safety management
1.
7.
Make
sure
of
the
marking
"VTP57P2
—
12C
(PC
—
X130
B/E/G/GI/EN)”
on
the
power
transformer
as
well
as
of
fixing
screws
got
tightened.
.
Make
sure
of
the
markings
“SE
—
1(PC
—
X130
E/G/GI/EN)
or
SE
—
5
(PC
—
X130
B)"
on
the
attachment
plug
of
the
power
cord,
“SE
—
4
(PC
—
X130
E/G/GI/EN)
or
SE
—
6
(PC
—
X130
B)”
on
its
connector
plug
and
“<q
VDE
>
(PC
—
X130
E/G/GI/EN)
or
BS6500
(PC
—
X130
B)"
mark
on
the
power
cord
itsself
besides
confirmation
of
no
damage
in
any
part
of
the
cord.
.
Make
sure
of
the
marking
“HSC1466
(PC
—
X130
B/E/G/GI/EN)”
on
the
AC
jack
and
of
no
gap
between
the
jack
and
the
board
to
avoid
break
in
the
circuit
pattern.
.
For
securing
creeping
distance
and
space
interval,
make
sure
of
no
excess
soldering
and
no
parts
sticking
out
around
primary
terminals
and
adjacent
secondary
terminals.
.
Make
sure
of
secure
fitting
of
the
fuse
besides
rating,
ampere
—
capacity
and
T
mark
shown
on
its
base.
Especially
check
the
rating
that
is
accordant
with
the
specified
rating
indicated
on
the
board.
F997 : TSAL250V, F998 : TSAL250V
.
Make
sure
that
all
wires
and
the
like
are
securely
clamped
or
fixed
not
to
near
live
parts,
moving
parts,
heat
generation
parts
and
sharp
—
edged
parts.
Make
sure
to
arrange
the
following
parts
not
to
contact
electrolytic
capacitors
and
wires
since
they
are
heat
generation
parts.
For
inflammable parts, confirm that they don’ t topple down if they are lifted up. ( )must be controlled.
1C201, 16101, Q921, Q901, (D996), (D997), (D998), (D999), RMO7.
4 (No. 1892)

Main Features
Specifications
Compact disc player section
Type
Signal detection system
Number of channels
Frequency response
Signal-to-nolse ratio
Wow & flutter
Radio Section
Frequency range
Antennas
Tape deck Section
Track system
Motor
Heads
Frequency response
Wow & flutter
Fast wind time
General
Power output
Output terminals
Compact disc player
Non-contact optical pickup
(semiconductor faser)
2 channels (stereo)
20 Hz - 20,000 Hz
76 dB
Less than measurable limit
FM 87.5 - 108 MHz (B/E/G/GI/EN)
MW 522 ~ 1,629 KHz (B/E/G/EN)
LW 144 - 288 kHz (B/E/G/EN)
Telescopic antenna for FM
Ferrite core antenna for MW and LW
: 4-track 2-channel stereo
Electronic governor DC motor
for capstan
Deck A; Hard permalloy head for
recording/playback, 2 gap
permalloy head for erasure
Deck 8; Hard permalioy head for
playback
63 - 12,500 Hz (with normal
tape/norma! speed)
0.15% (WRMS)
Approx. 120 sec. (C-60
cassette)
Max. 20 W (10 W + 10 W) at 8 Q
PHONES x1
(Output level: 0 - 12 MW/32 2,
Matching impedance:
16 Q- 1k)
| PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/EK
. Multi-function CD player with remote control.
© CD player with programmed play of up to 20 tunes/
repeat play/random play/intro play function.
© 8-cm (3-3/16") “CD singles" capability.
. 32-key remote control unit (CD and tuner operations)
® Remote control controls power on/off switching,
volume control, SEA electronic equalizer controls,
Active Hyper-Bass on/off switching.
. Active Hyper-Bass circult for low-frequency sound
reproduction.
. 2-Band digital synthesizer tuner with 30-station (15
FM and AM (MW/LW) preset capability
® Seek/manua! tuning
® Auto preset tuning
® Preset scan tuning
. Synchro-record start for CD recording convenience.
. Double-cassette mechanism (Deck A for recording
and playback, Deck B for playback).
©
Metal
and
CrOz
tapes
can
be
played
back
for
superior
tone
quality.
© Synchro-start dubbing function (normai/high speed
dubbing).
@ Relay playback (from Deck B to Deck A).
. Timer/Clock function
@ Timer on/off with preset volume function.
© Wake-up volume setting with 25 different levels.
® Sleep timer can be set for up to 120 minutes.
AC 240 V, 50/60 Hz (PC-X130B)
AC 230 V, 50/60 Hz
(PC-X130E/G/EN/Gl)
DC 12 V (“D” cells x 8)
Ext. DC 12 V
(PC -X130E/EN)
35 W (with POWER SW ON)
2.6 W (with POWER SW
STANDBY)
700(W) x 250(H) x 231(D) mm
(27-5/8" x 9-7/8" x 9-18")
including knobs
Weight : Approx. 8.4 kg (18.6 Its) with
batteries
Approx. 7.5 kg (16.6 Its) without
batteries
AC power cord
Remote control unit (RM-FRX 130)
Battery “AAA’ x 2 (lorthe remote
control)
Power supply
Power consumption
Dimensions
Accessories provided
Speaker Section (each unit)
Speakers : 10 em (3-15/16°) x1
Impedance : 8Q
Dimensions : 180 (W) x 237 (H) 201 (D) mm
(7-1/8" x 9-3/8" x 7-11/16")
Weight : Approx. 1.6 kg (3.6 Iks)
Design and specifications are subject to change wittout motice.
No- 1892) 5

PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/EN |
Instructions ( Extract )
NAMES OF PARTS AND THEIR
FUNCTIONS
®
Top
panel
e@
Front
panel
@ Disc hoider
@ Disc holder open button (4)
© CD operation buttons
@
SEARCH/SKIP
(e-</>1)
buttons
@® PLAY/PAUSE (CH) button
@ STOP/CLEAR (Q) button
©
Display
window
(CD
player
section)
@ Function/Track number display
® Playback time display
@® INTRO scan Indicator
@ RANDOM playback indicator
©
Repeat
playback
indicator
(<=
ALL)
© Music calendar display
@ PRGM mode indicator
@® OVER indicator
6 (No. 1892)

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| PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/Eh
POWER button
PRESET SCAN button
AUTO PRESET button
TUNER (BAND/FM MODE) button
Tuning (Time adjustment) buttons
DOWN frequency/Hour or minute
UP frequency/Hour or minute
VOLUME buttons
+: Use to increase the volume or tone (SEA).
-: Use to decrease the volume or tone (SEA).
(The
level
can
be
changed
from
VOL
0
to
VOL
25.)
ACTIVE HYPER-BASS button
on:
The
ACTIVE
HYPER-BASS
indicator
will
light.
Set
to
this
position
to
listen
to
the
ACTIVE
HYPER-
BASS
sound
off:
The
ACTIVE
HYPER-BASS
indicator
goes
out.
Set
to
this
position
when
the
ACTIVE
HYPER-
BASS
sound
is
not
required.
ACTIVE HYPER-BASS indicator
®
Blinks
when
the
VOLUME
button
is
operated.
Display window
(Tuner section)
Band indicator (FM/AM) (MW/LW)
Radio frequency display
MONO indicator
STEREO indicator
Preset station display
(Tape deck/amplifier section)
Tape mode display
NORMAL tape indicator
CrO2/METAL tape indicator
NORMAL speed indicator
HIGH speed indicator
Recording indicator (REC)
(Timer/Clock section)
(See page 44)
REMOTE SENSOR section
SEA
ELECTRONIC
EQ
(FREQUENCY)
button
Used
to
select
the
electronic
equalizer
tequency
band
(100
H2/1
kH2/10
kHz)
to
be
adjusted
wih
the
VOLUME
button.
(The
level
setting
ranges
are
ftom
—5
to
5.)
TAPE
(FOR
PLAYBACK)
switch
Set
this
switch
according
to
the
type
of
fape
to
be
used.
CrOzMETAL:
(playback
only)
Set
to
this
position
to
listen
to
a
metal
(type
IV)
or
chrome
(type
II)
tape.
NORMAL:
Set
to
this
position
to
listen
to
a
normal
(type
|)
tape.
DUBBING
SPEED
switch
HIGH:
Set
to
this
position
when
dubbing
at
hgh-
speed.
NORMAL:
Set
to
this
position
when
dubbing
at
nirm
al-speed.
Cassette
holder
(Deck
A)
Cassette operation buttons (Deck A)
O REC:
Press
this
button
with
the
»
PLAY
button
to
start
recording.
>» PLAY:
Press to play the tape.
<< REW:
Press to rewind the tape rapidly.
me FF:
Press to wind the tape forward rapidly.
g/4& STOP/EJECT:
Press
to
stop
the
tape.
Pressing
this
tutton
when
the
tape
has
stopped
opens
the
cassette
iolcfer.
it PAUSE:
Press
to
stop
the
tape
momentarily.
Pre
ss
again
to
release
the
pause
mode.
Wo. 1892) 7

PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/EN |
Cassette holder (Deck B)
Cassette operation buttons (Deck B)
> PLAY:
Press to play the tape.
<< REW:
Press to rewind the tape rapidly.
pr FF:
Press to wind the tape forward rapidly.
w/& STOP/EJECT:
Press
to
stop
the
tape.
Pressing
this
button
when
the
tape
has
stopped
opens
the
cassette
holder.
86
© Rear panel
S
SPEAKER terminals
Connect the provided speakers to these terminals.
Battery compartment cover
Headphones jack (PHONES) (3.5 mm dia. stereo
mini)
Connect headphones (impedance 16 Q - 1 kQ) to this
jack. The speakers are automatically switched off when
the headphones are connected.
AC IN (AC Input) Jack
Telescopic antenna
ee
ee
DC IN 12V
(PC-X130E/EN)
8 (No. 1892)

| PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/Et
(_ REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
The following operations can be performed using the
remote contro! unit.
@ Check the functions of the operation buttons
carefully and operate them correctly.
@ wCLEAR: Stop/clear button
@ CD p/u: CD mode/play/pause button
© CD search/DOWN and UP buttons (4, bP)
@ in the CD mode, to scan to the beginning of a tune
and to start forward or reverse search.
® inthe tuner mode, to tune to broadcasts. (Also used
to set the time and timer.)
INTRO button
MEMORY/CALL button
Track (tune) number buttons (No. 1 — No. 10, +10)
Preset station buttons (No. 1 — No. 10, +10)
CLOCK button
CLOCK SET button
ACTIVE HYPER-BASS button
SLEEP button
POWER (AC) button
@ When power is supplied from the batteries, even
when the button is pressed, the PC-X130 will not be
switched on.
TUNER/BAND button
FM MODE button
PRESET SCAN button
AUTO PRESET button
RANDOM button
REPEAT button
ENTER button
TIMER ON/OFF button
TIMER SET button
VOLUME buttons
+: Use to increase the volume or tone (SEA).
-: Use to decrease the volume or tone (SEA).
FREQUENCY (ELECTRONIC EQUALIZER) button
6009 908
Geeceo0e 8 8
cS)
ATTACHING/DETACHING
THE SPEAKERS
When using the speakers attached to the main unit
Hold with the bottom of the speaker against the top of the
main unit and press down on the speaker to attach it.
k x
Speakel
act
*
Press
the
speaker
down
with
the
speaker
and
main
unit
aligned.
Main unit
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When using the speakers detached from the main unlt
Lift the speaker up to detach from the main unit by pressing
the lock lever at the rear bottom of speaker in the direction
of the arrow.
Lock lever
Note:
Since the speakers sound differently according to where
they are placed, carefully place them for optimal effect
within the length of the provided speaker cords. It Is
recommended that the left and right speakers be placed
symmetrically in relation to the main unit.
( CONNECTIONS
® Do not switch the power on until all the connections are
completed.
*
After
connecting
the
speaker
cords,
‘
bundle
any
sien
into
itis
space
for
*
When
connecting
the
speaker
cords,
*
the
speaker
cords
in
the
rear
panel
connect
the
one
marked
with
a
line
to
the
“~
P
p
.
terminal
first.
* Space for speaker cords
© Marked with line
10 (No. 1892)

| PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/E:
PLAYING COMPACT DISCS ZX
Playing an entire disc ... The following example assumes
a compact disc with 12 tunes and a total playing time of 48
minutes 57 seconds.
Operate in the order shown
[A
@ Set the POWER button to on.
@ Press to open the Disc holder.
© Load a disc with the label side facing up and close the
Disc holder.
@ Set to the CD mode.
@ {Ifthe PLAY button of deck A or B is pressed, press
the STOP/EJECT (m/4) button to set to the stop
mode.
® When aCDis first loaded, the total number of tracks
(tunes) and total playing time are displayed.
@ Press to start play.
© As tunes are played, their track numbers go out one
by one.
® 8-cm (3-3/16") compact discs can be used in this unit
without an adapter.
To adjust the SEA (FREQUENCY) electronic
equalizer
equalizer frequency band (100 Hz/1 kHz/10 kHz) to be
adjusted. Within about 5 seconds, press the VOLUME
button (+/-) to adjust the level within a range of -5 to 5.
{Level should be adjusted in each frequency band.)
Press the SEA (FREQUENCY) button to select the sie bs
To stop play
¢ To stop in the middle of a disc
During playback, press the STOP/CLEAR (0) button to
stop play.
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¢ To stop a disc temporaril
Press the PLAY/PAUSE tw) button to stop play
temporarily. When pressed a play resumes from
the point where it was paused.
Caution:
® To change discs, press the STOP/CLEAR (Q)
button; check that the disc has stopped rotating
completely before unloading it.
Notes:
® The following indication may be shown when a disc is
aly or scratched, or when the disc is loaded upside
lown.
In such a case, check the dise and insert again after
cleaning the disc or turning it over.
Keep pressing for fast-reverse search
Direct access playback (using the remote control)
@ Pressing any of the track number buttons will start
playing from the beginning of the designated tune,
without your having to press the CD m/it button. (This
function cannot be used during programmed play.)
w/CLEAR
12 (No. 1892}
® Do not use the unit at excessive high or cold
temperatures. The recommended temperature
range is from 5°C (41°F) to 35°C (95°F).
e After playback, unload the disc and close the Disc
holder.
® If mistracking occurs during play, lower the volume.
@ Mistracking may occur if a strong shock is applied to the
unit or if itis used in a place subject to vibrations (i.e. in
a car travelling on a rough road).
Skip playback
@ During playback, it is possible to skip forward to the
beginning of the next tune or back to the beginning of
the tune being played or the previous tune; when the
beginning of the required tune has been located, play
starts automatically.
To listen to the next tune ...
Press the m1 button once to skip to the beginning of the
next tune.
To listen to the previous tune ...
Press the <4 button to skip to the beginning of the tune
being played back and press again to skip to the beginning
of the previous tune.
Search playback (to locate the required position
on the disc)
© The required position can be located using fast-forward
or reverse search while playing a disc.
Ke SEARCH DPI
1 SKIP Keep pressing for fast-forward search
@ Hold down the button; search play starts slowly and
then gradually increases. in speed.
© Since low-volume sound (at about one quarter of the
normal level) can be heard in the search mode, monitor
the sound and release the button when the required
position is located.
@ Press the w/CLEAR buiton to set to the CD mode.
@ if the PLAY button of the deck A or B is pressed,
press the STOP/EJECT (m/4) button to set to the
stop mode.
@ Designate the required tune using the track number
buttons.
@ To designate tune numbers 1 to 10, press the track
number button corresponding to the tune (track)
number.
© To designate tune number 11 or higher, press the
+10 button the required number of times, then the
track number button. (Example: To designate the
25th tune, press the +10 button twice, then press
track number button 5.)
* +10 button:
Each time this button is pressed, the number increases by
10. First press this button to set the 10’s digit, then press
the track number button to set the 1's digit.
® To skip to another tune during play
When the required track number button is pressed, the
display shows the designated track number and play
starts from the beginning of the designated tune.

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Programmed play (using the remote control)
© Upto 20 tunes can be programmed to be played in any Press the m/CLEAR button.
@
required
order.
@®
Press
the
MEMORY
button
to
set
to
the
programming
The
total
playing
time
of
programmed
tunes
is
displayed
mode.
(up
to
99
minutes,
59
seconds).
@
Press
to
designate
the
required
track
number.
(Example:
When
programming
the
2nd
tune
to
be
@
Designate
the
remaining
tunes
by
pressing
the
track
®
played
first,
the
6th
tune
next,
and
then
the
12th
tuna,
number
buttons.
etc.)
Press
the
»/t
button
when
programming
ts
completed.
Programmed playback starts.
To clear the programmed tunes ...
Press the m/CLEAR button before playing a disc. During
programmed playback, press this button twice. When the
Dise holder is opened, programmed tunes are cleared
automatically. .
oH
To designate the 2nd tune.
@
To designate the 12th tune.
+10
The total playback time of programmed tunes Is
displayed.
OR OX
The 12th tune
QO om
To confirm the detalis of a program ...
Press the MEMORY/CALL button; the tunes making up the
program will be displayed in programmed order.
MEMORYICALL
Notes:
1. If the total playing time of the programned tunes
exceeds 99 minutes 59 seconds, the total phying time
indication will go out.
It is not possible to program more than 20 tirses.
. When a dise with 16 or more tunes is Icaced, the
“OVER™ indicator will appear.
4. When performing timer playback in the order of
“Programmed play”, step 6 above is not reysired.
Tune number Program order number
en
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Repeat play (using the remote control)
Press the REPEAT button before or during play. A single
tune or all the tunes can be repeated.
Whether a single tune or all tunes are to be repeated can
be specitied. Each time the REPEAT button is pressed, the
mode will change from a single tune ( c ), to all the tunes
(= ALL), to the clear mode, In this order.
REPEAT
LY > = Y All tunes
© Repeat playback of a single tune (c=)
The tune being played back will be heard repeatedly.
® Repeat playback of all tunes (<> ALL)
When playing back an entire disc or programmed tunes,
all tunes or the programmed tunes will be heard
repeatedly.
Random playback (using the remote control)
Press the RANDOM button, all tunes on a disc are played
once, in random order.
INTRO scan operation (using the remote control)
© Simply press the INTRO scan button to play the first 15
seconds of each tune. The operation Is released after
playing the introductions of all tunes or all programmed
tunes.
® Ifthe INTRO scan button Is pressed in the middle of a
tune, the intro scan operation will start from the next
tune.
® Torelease the intro scan mode, press the INTRO scan
button again and norma! playback (or programmed
playback) will resume.
|
uaa
INTRO
fioed |
14 (No. 1892)
( CASSETTE PLAYBACK (SSR)
(The example shows Deck A)
Operate in the order shown
Set the POWER button to on.
Load a cassette.
Set the TAPE switch as required.
Press to start playback.
Adjust.
OOOO
Playback in Deck B
The previous procedures @ through @ also apply to
Deck B when a cassette is loaded in Deck B. When
Decks AandB are simultaneously set to the play mode,
only the playback sound of Deck B is heard.
Notes:
1. When the power is turned off while the tape is still
running, cassette operation buttons which are depressed
do not return to the original positions.
Press the STOP/EJECT (m/4) button to stop the tape
tunning before turning off the power.
2. Avoid operating the FF or REW button on the deck
during playback of the other deck.
@&® ALL o> Goes off Repeat playback Is released.

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RELAY PLAYBACK [ToAOT] am [L282]
(From Deck B to Deck A)
Operate in the order shown
Set the POWER button to on.
Load a cassette.
Load a cassette.
Set the TAPE switch as required.
Press the » PLAY button on Deck B.
Set Deck A to the play-pause mode.
QOO006
When
Deck
8
stops,
Deck
A's
pause
mode
will
be
released
and
it
will
start
playback.
When
Deck
A
stops
automatically,
relay
playback
will
be
released.
Note:
Use
the
same
type
of
tape
in
Decks
A
and
B
during
this
mode.
(
RADIO
RECEPTION
>
:
Operate
in
the
order
shown
FM MODE button
Auto mode:
Set
to
this
position
when
listening
to
or
recording
an
FM
stereo
broadcast.
The
STEREO
indicator
lights
when
a
FM
stereo
broadcast
is
received.
MONO:
Set
to
this
position
when
FM
Stereo
reception
is
noisy.
When
another
station
is
tuned
to
in
the
MONO
mode
using
the
TUNING
UP/DOWN
or
PRESET
SCAN/ALTO
PRESET
button,
the
unit
automatically
enters
Auto
made.
® Seek tuning
Press the UP or DOWN button for one sesortd or more;
the unit enters the seek tuning mode and tunes to
higher or lower frequencies, and when th» broadcast is
received, itstops tuning automatically ancihe broadcast
can be heard.
@ Set the POWER button to on.
@
Press
the
TUNER/BAND
button;
a
band
and
radio
frequency will be shown in the display.
©
Ifthe
PLAY
button
of
the
deck
is
pressed,
press
the
STOP/EJECT
(m/4)
to
set
to
the
stop
mode.
@
Select
the
band/FM
mode
(FM
auto,
FM
MONO
or
AM)
(MW/LW).
@ Tune to the required station.
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Manual tuning
Each time the UP or DOWN button is pressed, the unit
steps through the current frequency band. Tuning is in
steps of 100 kHz for FM and 10 kHz for AM (MW/LW).
Press to move to higher frequency
Notes:
.When seek tuning to the required station is not possible
because itis broadcasting too weak a signal, press the
UP or DOWN button momentarily to perform manual
tuning.
When the power is set to STANDBY, or another mode
(TAPE or CD) is selected, the last tuned frequency Is
stored inmemory. When the power is switched on again
and TUNER/BAND button Is pressed, the same station
a
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WA TUNING
Auto preset tuning
Press to move to lower frequencies
This function scans the current band (FM-or AM (MW/
LW), detecting frequencies used to broadcast signals, and
stores the first 15 frequencies in mamory automaticlaly.
@ Press the AUTO PRESET button for more than 2
seconds. The frequencies of stations broadcasting
signals can be preset automatically in the order of
increasing frequency. (15 stations in each band (FM
will be heard.
a stations (using the remote control
un
15 stations in each band (FM and AM (MW/LW)) can be
preset as follows:
» Example (when presetting an FM station broadcasting
at 103.5 MHz to preset button “15")
and AM (MW/LW).
Press the TUNER/BAND button.
‘Select the FM band using the TUNER/BAND button.
Tune to the required station.
Press preset button *+10", then “5” for more than 2 sec.
(When “15” blinks In the preset station display, the
Station has been preset.)
Repeat the above procedure for each of the other
stations, using a different preset button each time.
Repeat the avove procedure for the AM (MW/LW)
band.
® To change preset stations
Perform step @ above after tuning to the required
station.
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16 (No. 1892)
Not
e
es:
The previous preset station is erased when a new
station Is set as the new station's frequency replaces
the previous frequency in memory.
When listening to an AM broadcast, noise may be
heard if the remote control is used.

| PC — X130 B/E/G/GI/E
Preset tuning (using the remote control unit)
® The stations must be preset before this operation can
be performed.
@ Press the TUNER/BAND button.
@®
Select
the
band
(FM
or
AM
(MW/LW))
using
the
TUNER/BAND
button.
@®
Press
the
required
preset
station
buttons
(No.
1
—
No.
10,
+10).
The preset station number and frequency
corresponding to the button pressed are shown.
Preset
scan
button
tuning
0)
Ogee
©
This
makes
it
possible
to
automatically
scan
preset
FM
i
oo
bh
Nain
—O0}G}G+GEEI-E)
Preset
stations
@
Press
the
PRESET
SCAN
button.
@
Scanning
is
performed
in
the
order
of
preset
station
@
eee
in
each
frequency
band
(FM
and
AM
(MW/LW)).
Each
preset
station
is
heard
for
approx.
5 seconds.
@
When
the
required
station
is
heard
and
its
frequency
is
blinking,
press
the
PRESET
SCAN
button
again.
Note:
Up
to
15
broadcast
stations
in
each band
can
be
preset
on
the
PC-X130.
!f
the
preset
scan
operation
Is
performed
without
all
15
stations
having
been
preset,
noise
may
be
heard
under
certain
conditions
when
non-preset
stations
are
scanned.
Using
the
antennas
RECORDING
FM
@
jn
recording,
the
ALC
circuit
automatically
optimizes
the
recording
level;
adjustment
of
the
recording
level
is
unnecessary.
@ Check that the safety tab on the cassette tipe Is not
broken off.
MW or LW
Notes:
1. The recording characteristics of this unit ar: those of
normal tape. Normal tape has different chancteristics
from CrO, and metal tapes.
2.
Do
not
operate
any
button
on
deck
B
during
ecording.
It should be noted that it may be unlawful to n-re- cord
pre-recorded tapes, records, or discs without thecorssent
of the owner of copyrightin the sound or video recoreding,
Note:
broadcast
or
cable
programme
and
in
anylite
sary,
The
built-in
ferrite
core
antenna
can
pick
up
Interference
dramatic,
musical,
or
artistic
work
embodied
herein.
from television receivers in the neighborhood and thereby
disturb AM (MW/LW) reception.
No. 1892) 17

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Synchronized recording with the CD player
® In this system, the CD player starts playback when
Deck A enters the recording mode.
Operate In the order shown
@ Load a cassette tape in deck A
@ Load a disc and close the Disc holder.
© Set the CD mode.
@ When the » PLAY button of deck is pressed, press
A
———
TE
f
|
I
ee
Re
WC,
the
STOP/EJECT
(m/4)
button
to
set
to
the
stop
mode
and
perform
this
operation.
@ When programmed playback is required, program the
required tunes using the remote control. (See page
27.)
® Select tunes with a total playing time which does not
exceed the tape length.
@ Press the O REC button with the » PLAY button;
synchronized recording will start.
®
Non-recorded
sections
of
approx.
4
seconds
are
automatically
left
between
tunes.
@
When
the
tape
reaches
the
end
first,
the
CD
player
stops
automatically;
when
the
CD
player
stops
first,
the
tape
continues
running.
In
this
case,
press
the
m/Aa
STOP/EJECT
button
to
stop
the
tape.
@
When
automatic
spacing
between
tunes
Is
not
required
...
Perform
the
following
after
finishing
the
previous
operation
(@
to
@).
@
Press
the
>t!
PLAY/PAUSE
button
of
the
CD
player
twice.
The
CD
player
enters
the
pause
mode.
@®
Press
the
O
REC
and»
PLAY
buttons
simultaneously.
Now,
the
CD
player
starts
playback
simultaneously.
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DUBBING (SYNCHRO START DUBBING)
Pees.
Normal and high-speed dubbing can be done from Deck B
to Deck A.
Operate in the order shown
Load a cassette tape in deck A. (Refer to the note ¢
page 38.)
Load a pre-recorded cassette tape in deck B.
® Slightly press the » PLAY button to set to TAF
mode. (The button should not be flocked.)
Set to NORMAL SPEED or HIGH SPEED.
Set to correspond to the type of tape in Deck B.
Press the # PAUSE button.
Press the © REC button with the » PLAY butto
(Record-pause mode.)
Press the » PLAY button. (Synchronized dubbing w
start.)
® ©
© 8680
Notes:
1. Television receivers placed close tothis unit may cat
interference on the recorded signal when this unii
used in the high-speed dubbing mode. If this happe:
either turn off the television receiver or use the norm
‘speed dubbing mode.
2. With Deck A in the record-pause mode, the #1 PAU.
button Is released when Deck B enters the stop mor
Recording from the radio
Operate In the order shown
Erasin
asing
@
Load
a
cassette.
(Deck
A)
When
recording
on
a
pre-recorded
tape,
the
previous
4
ae
the
TUNER/BAND
button.
recording
is
automatically
erased
and
only
the
new
material
une
to
the
required
station.
canbe
heard
when
the
tape
is
played.
©
Press
the
O
REC
button
with
the
»
PLAXY
button.
To
erase
a
tape
without
making
a
new
recording
...
.
:
Slightly
press
the
»
PLAY
button
of
the
deck
to
set
to
the
©
To
stop
recording
temporarily,
press
the
Wl
PAUS!
TAPE
mode
and
press
the
O
REC
and
»
PLAY
buttons
aN
ge
recording,
pres;
tne
tl
PAUSI
together after pressing the stop button.
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( CLOCK ADJUSTMENT
(Using the remote control)
Names of parts in the clock/time section, and their functions:
Timer mode indicator
SLEEP indicator
Timer indicator (ON/OFF)
Time display
DOWN/UP button
(Used to set the time and timer)
CLOCK button
CLOCK SET button
SLEEP button
ENTER button
TIMER ON/OFF button
TIMER SET button
B6OG9O GO800
Setting the current time
(when the PC-X130 Is used first time)
(Example: to set the clock to PM 1:15)
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Bo oe
re er
P a
t
1
Bat er"
me toe
yon
©
ENTER \ i SB
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7 | \
©
ENTER
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Ly
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|
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®@
DOWN bed UP Bot
@ Connect the AC power cord; “AM 12:00” will blink in the
display.
® Set the POWER button to on.
@® Press the CLOCK SET button; the hour's digits will
blink.
Set to PM 1:00 by pressing the UP/DOWN buttons.
Press the ENTER button; the minute's digits will blink.
Set to PM 1:15 by pressing the UP/DOWN buttons.
Press the ENTER button; the time will light in the
display.
©8e00
Each time the hour's digits change from 11 to 12, the
display alternates between AM and PM. (12 midnightis
indicted as “AM 12:00” and 12 noonis indicated as “PM
12:00")
® To set to the nearest second ...
Press the ENTER button when you hear the time signal
trom a TV or radio.
Notes:
® Before performing timer recording or playback, it is
necessary to set the current time.
©. Press the CLOCK button to display the current time
during CD play, tape play or radio reception. The
current time will be displayed for 10 seconds after which
the display returns to the previous mode.