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XL—-V163TN/XL—-V164BK

and

XL—V263TN/XL-V264BK

are

completely

same

in

their

structure,

except

for

the

remote

controller.

*

XL-V163TN

and

XL—-V164BK

are

completely

same

in

their

structure,

except

for

their

outlook

colours,

also

XL-V263TN

and

XL-V264BK.

Contents

Safety

Precautions

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of

Laser

Pickup

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for

Laser

Products

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of

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Procedures

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Description

of

ICs

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Disassembly

Procedures

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Flow

of

Functional

Operation

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No.

20392

COPYRIGHT

©

1993

VICTOR

COMPANY

OF

JAPAN,

LTD.

Mar.

1993

XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

Ww

Safety

Precautions

.

The

design

of

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.

Services

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

manufacturer'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

products

have

special

safety-related

characteristics.

These

characteristics

are

often

not

evident

from

visual

inspection

nor

can

the

protection

afforded

by

them

necessarily

be

obtained

by

using

replacement

components

rated

for

higher

voltage,

wattage,

etc.

Replacement

parts

which

have

these

special

safety

characteristics

are

identified

in

the

Parts

List

of

Service

Manual.

Electrical

components

having

such

features

are

identified

by

shading

on

the

schematics

and

by

(A\)

on

the

Parts

List

in

the

Service

Manual.

The

use

of

a

substitute

repalcement

which

does

not

have

the

same

safety

characteristics

as

the

recommended

replacement

parts

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,

moving

parts

and/or

sharp

edges

for

the

prevention

of

electric

shock

and

fire

hazard.

When

service

is

required,

the

original

lead

routing

and

dress

should

be

observed,

and

it

should

be

confirmed

that

they

have

been

returned

to

normal,

after

re-assembling.

.

Leakage

currnet

check

(Electrical

shock

hazard

testing)

After

re-assembling

the

product,

always

perform

an

isolation

check

on

the

exposed

metal

parts

of

the

product

(antenna

terminals,

knobs,

metal

cabinet,

screw

heads,

headphone

jack,

contorl

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

parts

of

the

cabinet

,

particularly

any

exposed

metal

part

having

a

return

path

to

the

chassis,

to

a

known

good

earth

ground.

Any

leakage

current

must

not

exceed

0.5mA

AC

(r.m.s.).

®

Alternate

check

method

Plug

the

AC

line

cord

directly

into

the

AC

outlet.

Use

an

AC

voltmeter

having,

1,000

ohms

per

volt

or

more

sensitivity

in

the

following

manner.

Connect

a

1,500Q

10

W

resistor

paralleled

by

a

0.15

uF

AC-type

capacitor

between

an

exposed

metal

part

and

a

known

good

earth

ground.

Measure

the

AC

voltage

across

the

resistor

with

the

AC

voltmeter.

Move

the

resistor

connection

to

each

exposed

metal

part,

particularly

any

exposed

metal

part

having

a

return

path

to

the

chassis,

and

meausre

the

AC

voltage

across

the

resistor.

AC

VOLTMETER

(Having

1000

ohms/olts,

or

more

sensitivity.)

Now,

reverse

the

plug

in

the

AC

outlet

and

Place

this

repeat

each

measurement.

Any

voltage

reper

measured

must

not

exceed

0.75

V

AC

(r.m.s.).

15000

10W

metal

part.

This

corresponds

to

0.5

mA

AC

(r.m.s.).

Good

earth

ground

Warning

.

This

equipment

has

been

designed

and

manufactured

to

meet

international

safety

standards.

.

It

is

the

legal

responsibility

of

the

repairer

to

ensure

that

these

safety

standards

are

maintained.

.

Repairs

must

be

made

in

accordance

with

the

relevant

safety

standards.

.

It

is

essential

that

safety

critical

components

are

replaced

by

approved

parts.

.

If

mains

voltage

selector

is

provided,

check

setting

for

local

voltage.

1-2

(No.

20392)

XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

Important

for

Laser

Products

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

5.

CAUTION:

if

safety

switches

malfunction,

the

laser

is

able

to

function.

2.

DANGER:

Invisible

laser

radiation

when

open

and

interlock

failed

or

defeated.

Avoid

direct

exposure

to

6.

CAUTION

:

Use

of

controls,

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures

other

than

those

bean.

specified

herein

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

3.

CAUTION:

There

are

no

serviceable

parts

inside

the

exposure.

Laser

Unit.

Do

not

disassemble

the

Laser

Unit.

Replace

; :

it

if

ie

malfunctions.

7.

CAUTION

:

The

compact

disc

player

provides

a

She:

Come

plese:

Fascha

a

ole

ren

on

laser

diode

of

wavelength

780-790nm

and

optical

4.

CAUTION

:

The

compact

disc

player

uses

invisible

output

power

typical

3mW

at

the

laser

diode.

laser

radiation

and

is

equipped

with

safety

switches

which

prevent

emission

of

radiation

when

the

drawer

is

open

and

the

safety

interlocks

have

failed

or

are

defeated.

It

is

dangerous

to

defeat

the

safety

switches.

VARNING

:

Osynlig

laserstralning

nar

denna

del

ar

:

ADVARSEL

:

Usynlig

laserstraling

ved

&bning,

nar

éppnad

och

sparren

4r

urkopplad.

Betrakta

:

sikkerhedsafbrydere

er

ude

af

funktion.

Undga

ej

stralen.

:

udsaettelse

for

straling.

VARO

:

Avattaessa

ja

suojalukitus

ohitettaessa

olet

:

ADVARSEL

:

Usynlig

laserstraling

ved

pning,

nar

alttiina

ndkym&ttomalie

lasersateilylle.

Ala

:

sikkerhetsbryteren

er

avslott.

unngéa

utsettelse

for

katso

sateeseen.

:

straling.

San

nnn

nn

Udit

nnn

REPRODUCTION

AND

POSITION

OF

LABELS

WARNING

LABEL

(Except

for

the

U.S.A.)

DANGER:

_

invisible

laser

radiation

when

open

and

interlock

failed

or

defeated.

AVOID

DIRECT

EXPOSURE

TO

BEAM.

{e)

VARNING:

Osynling

laser-

stréling

nar

denna

del

a

Oppnad

och

sparren

ar

urkoppled.

Betrakta

ej

stalen.

(s)

IADVARSEL:

Usynling

laser-

straling

ved

abning,

nar

sikkerhedsafbrydere

er

ude

at

funktion.

Undgdudseet-

(d)

VARO:

Avattaessa

ja

suo-

jalukitus

ohitettaessa

olet

alttiina

nakymattomalle

lasersateilytle.

Ala

katso

sAteeseen.

(VW)

telse

for

straling.

CERTIFICATION

THIS

PRODUCT

COMPLIES

WITH

DHHS

RULES

21

CFR

SUBCHAPTER

J

APPLICABLE

AT

DATE

OF

MANUFACTURE

.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

CERTIFICATION

PRINT

BY

DHHS

(Only

for

the

U.S.A.)

CLASSIFICATION

LABEL

(Except

for

the

U.S.

A.

and

Canada)

(No.20329)

1-3

XL-V163TN/V

164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

IMPORTANT

for

the

U.K.

DO

NOT

cut

off

the

mains

plug

from

this

equipment.

If

the

plug

fitted

is

not

suitable

for

the

power

points

in

your

home

or

the

cable

is

too

short

to

reach

a

power

point,

then

obtain

an

appropriate

safety

approved

extension

lead

or

consult

your

dealer.

BE

SURE

to

replace

the

fuse

only

with

an

identical

approved

type,

as

originally

fitted.

If

nontheless

the

mains

plug

is

cut

off

ensure

to

remove

the

fuse

and

dispose

of

the

plug

immediately,

to

avoid

a

possible

shock

hazard

by

inadvertent

connection

to

the

mains

supply.

If

this

product

is

not

supplied

fitted

with

a

mains

plug

then

follow

the

instructions

given

below:

IMPORTANT.

DO

NOT

make

any

connection

to

the

termina!

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

E

or

by

the

safety

earth

symbol

or

coloured

green

or

green-and-yellow.

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

on

this

product

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Blue

:

Neutral

Brown:

Live

As

these

colours

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug

proceed

as

follows:

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

IF

IN

DOUBT

-

CONSULT

A

COMPETENT

ELECTRICIAN.

THIS

UNIT

IS

PRODUCED

TO

COMPLY

WITH

DIREC-

TIVE

76/889/EEC.

CAUTION

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electrical

shocks,

fire,

etc.:

1.

Do

notremove

screws,

covers

or

cabinet.

2.

Do

not

expose

this

appliance

to

rain

or

moisture.

1-4(No.20329)

IMPORTANT

FOR

LASER

PRODUCTS

REPRODUCTION

OF

LABELS

@

CLASSIFICATION

LABEL,

PLACED

ON

REAR

ENCLOSURE

(Except

for

the

U.S.A.)

CLASS

1

PRODUCT

LASER

1.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

2.

DANGER:

Invisible

laser

radiation

when

open

and

interlock

failed

or

defeated.

Avoid

direct

exposure

to

beam.

3.

CAUTION:

Do

not

open

the

top

cover.

There

are

no

user

serviceable

parts

inside

the

unit;

leave

all

servicing

to

qualified

serv-

ice

personnel.

XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

@

WARNING

LABEL,

PLACED

INSIDE

THE

UNIT

(Except

for

the

U.S.A.)

DANGER:

Invisible

laser

radiation

when

open

and

interlock

failed

or

defeated.

AVOID

DIRECT

EXPOSURE

TO

BEAM.

(e)

ADVARSEL:

Usynlig

laser-

straling

ved

abning,

nar

sikkerhedsafbrydere

er

ude

af

funktion,

Undga

udseet-

telse

for

straling

(d)

On

the

back

fold-out

page

of

this

page

are

illustra-

tions

of

the

front

panel,

the

display

and

the

remote

control

unit.

Please

see

reverse

side

of

this

fold-out

page

when

you

read

the

instructions

corresponding

by

number.

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laser-

stralning

nar

denna

del

ar

dppnad

och

sparen

ar

urkopplad.

Betrakta

—¢j

stralen.

(3)

VARO:

Avattaessa

ja

suo-

jalukitus

ohitettaessa

olet

alttiina

—

ndkymattmalle

lasersateilylle,

Ala

katso

sateeseen,

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Specifications

HSITONA

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

JVC.

product.

Before

you

begin

operating

this

unit,

please

read

the

instructions

carefully

to

be

sure

you

get

the

best

possible

performance.

if

you

have

any

question,

consult

your

JVC

dealer.

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XL-V164BK

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Til/Remote

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Tt

Control

System

XL-V263TN,

XL-V264BK

COMPU

LINK

(remote)

Control

Systemis

a

convenient

system

using

COMPU

LINK-1,

3/SYNCHRO

terminals

on

the

rear

panel.

For

further

details,

refer

to

page

2.

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DYNAMICS

DETECTION

RECORDING

PROCESSOR

This

product

can

be

combined

with

a

DDRP

(Dynamic

Detection

Recording

Processor)

system

(compactdisc

player

+

cassette

deck,

etc.)

to

enable

setting

the

optinum

recording

level

automatically.

For

further

details,

refer

to

page

2.

Notes:

©

XL-V163TN/XL-V164BK/XL-V263TN/XL-

V264BK

has

almost

the

same

function.

Their

differences

are

as

follows:

Model

Name

Remote

Control

XL-V163TN

Titanium

XL-Vi64BK

Black

No

XL-V263TN

Titanium

Yes

XL-V264BK

Black

XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

PRECAUTION

IN

USE

HOW

TO

HANDLE

A

COMPACT

DISC

installation

—

Select

a

location

which

is

level,

dry

and

Nelther

too

cold

nor

too

hot

(between

5°C

(41°F)

and

35°C(95°F).

—

Avoid

a

dusty

location

or

a

location

subject

to

vibrations.

Power

—

When

unplugging

from

the

wail

outlet,

always

pull

on

the

plug,

not

on

the

power

cord.

Malfunctions,

etc.

~

Do

not

insert

any

metallic

object

into

the

player.

—

The

discs

to

be

played

on

this

player

are

limited

to

those

bearing

the

mark

below

(Fig.

4).

—

Placing

anything

other

than

a

compact

disc

on

the

tray

may

cause

the

player

to

malfunction.

—

If

something

goes

wrong,

turn

the

power

off

immediately.

If

the

same

phenomenon

occurs

when

the

power

is

turned

on

again,

turn

the

power

off

and

consult

your

JVC

dealer.

Volume

setting

As

acompact

disc

causes

almost

no

noise,

it

is

difficult

to

set

the

volume

level

by

listening

to

noise

as

in

the

case

of

an

ordinary

analog

turntable

or

a

tape

deck.

If

the

volume

level

is

raised

too

much

because

the

beginning

of

the

selection

is

quiet,

the

speakers

may

be

dam-

aged

by

a

sudden

increase

in

the

sound

level.

Condensation

Asthe

compact

disc

player

uses

optical

parts,

moving

it

from

a

cold

to

warm

place

or

using

itina

room

subject

to

excessive

humidity

or

in

a

room

where

a

fire

has

just

been

lit

may

cause

condensation

on

the

optical

parts.

This

phenomenon

may

prevent

the

light

from

be-

ing

correctly

transmitted,

and

may

cause

noise

or

malfunction.

\f

dew

condenses

and

the

player

does

not

functioncorrectly,

leave

it

on

for

several

hours

with

the

power

turned

on.

if

the

player

does

not

function

even

after

such

period,

consult

your

dealer.

Note:

¢

When

this unit

ls

placed

near

a

tuner

ora

receiver,

noise

may

occur.

If

thishappens,

move

this

unit

as

far

from

the

tuner

or

the

receiver

as

possible,

or

briefly

turn

off

the

power

of

the

unit.

COMPACT

DIGITAL

AUDIO

Fig

4

Since

compact

discs

are

made

of

plastic,

they

can

be

easily

damaged;

if

the

disc

gets

dirty,

dusty,

damaged

or

warped,

the

sound

will

not

be

picked

up

correctly,

and

such

discs

may

cause

the

player

to

malfunction.

When

handling

com-

pach

disc,use

the

following

precautions.

.

Do

not

touch

the

surface

of

the

disc

(reflective

silver

i.e.

the

side

without

the

label)

When

handling

the

discs.

Storage

Make

sure

tokeep

discs

in

their

cases.

Ifdiscs

are

piled

on

top

of

the

one

another

without

cases,

they

can

be

damaged.

Do

not

put

discs

in

a

location

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

or

in

a

place

with

high

temperature

and

hu-

midity.

Avoid

leaving

discs

in

your

car.

Maintenance

of

discs

(Fig.

5)

When

fingerprints

and

dirt

adhere

to

a

disc,

wipe

the

disc

off

with

a

soft,

dry

cloth

from

the

inside

towards

the

outside.

If

it

is

dificult

to

clean,

wipe

the

dics

with

a

cloth

moistened

with

water.

Do

not

use

record

cleaners,

benzine,

alcohol

or

antistatic

agent.

Do

not

damage

the

label

side

or

stick

paper

or

adhesive

to

the

surface.

In

the

case

of

an

8

cm

(3°)

single

CD,

place

it

in

the

disc

hold,

for

an

8

cm

(3")

disc,

within

the

tray.

(No.20392)1-7

XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

COMPU

LINK

CONTROL

SYSTEM

The

Compu

Link

Remote

Control

System

con-

trols

relative

operations

between

components

automatically

and

facilitates

various

operations.

This

is

a

system

originated

and

developed

by

JVC

for

facilitating

various

system

operations.

There

are

two

versions

of

this

system;

version

1

and

3.

(For

version

1

components,

“COMPU

LINK-1

SYNCHRO"

is

marked

on

the

rear

panel.

For

version

3

components,

“COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO”

is

marked

on

the

rear

panel.

This

unit

belongs

to

version

3.)

The

version

3

system

control

relative

functions

between

this

unit

and

an

amplifier

or

receiver,

in

addition

to

all

of

the

functions

of

version

1.

Automatic

Source

Selection

When

the

provided

remote

cable

are

used

for

connecting

this

unit

to

other

components

which

have

COMPU

LINK

-1,

3/SYNCHRO

terminals,

the

switch-over

of

all

system

components

is

possible

with

simple

one-touch

of

the

source

selector

button

of

the

JVC

amplifier

or

receiver.

By

doing

this,

the

corresponding

component

will

start

playing

automatically.

The

source

select

button

of

the

remote

control

unit

or

the

select

button

of

the

desired

componentcan

also

be

use

for

this

purpose.

When

the

components

have

been

switch

over,

the

previously

used

component

will

stop

playing

within

five

seconds.

Synchronized

Recording

If

a

cassette

deck

with

COMPU

LINK-1,

3/

SYNCHRO

terminals

is

connected

with

the

remote

cable

supplied,

synchro

recording

be-

comes

possible.

Synchronized

recording

refers

to

the

process

in

which

the

cassette

deck

starts

recording

in

the

synchronism

with

the

CD

player.

Perform

the

synchronized

recording

as

follows.

1.

Set

the

cassette

deck

to

the

REC/PAUSE

mode

in

accordance

with

the

procedures

in

the

instructions.

2.

If

you

want

programmed

recordings,

pro-

gram

the

desired

selections

in

any

order

you

wish

to

hear

them.

3.

Press

the

[PLAY»/m

PAUSE]

button

of

the

CD

player.

By

doing

so,

the

cassette

deck

is

placed

in

the

record

mode

and

synchronized

with

the

CD

player

for

recording.

Synchro-

nized

recording

thus

can

be

made

possible.

Automatic

Source

Selection

This

feature

works

only

when

this

unit

is

con-

nected

to

an

amplifier

or

receiver

with

COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO

terminalis.

By

pressing

the

[PLAY/t!

PAUSE]

or

(p>)

but-

ton,

you

can

turn

on

this

unit

and

the

connected

equipment

(amplifier

or

receiver),

and

by

turning

off

the

connected

equipment,

you

can

turn

off

this

unit.

Notes:

¢

Synchronized

recording

stops

automati-

cally

when

the

CD

player

stops

playing.

©

To

cancel

synchronized

recording,

press

the

{a

STOP/CLEAR]

button

of

the

CD

player

or

cassette

deck.

CAUTION:

e

When

the

REC/PAUSE

mode

is

set

by

pressing

[PAUSE

(11

)]

button

after

press-

Ing

the

[REC

(0

)]

and

[PLAY

(

>

)]

but-

tons

simultaneously,

synchronized

re-

cording

Is

not

possible.

For

details,

refer

to

the

Instructions

of

the

cassette

deck.

Abnormal

operation

will

result

ifthe

power

supply

of

the

components)

is

Interrupted.

if

this

happens,

you

must

start

all

over

again.

Ensure

that

the

COMPU

LINK-1,

3/

SYNCHRO

terminals

of

the

individual

com-

ponents

are

connected

with

the

provided

remote

cables.

Also

be

sure

to

fully

read

the

instructions

for

each

component.

DDRP

(Dynamics

Detection

Recording

Processor)

The

Dynamics

Detection

Recording

Processor

(DDRP)

detects

the

peak

level

of

the

music

being

performed

and

outputs

the

optimum

re-

cording

level.

When

the

(DDRP)

button

is

pressed,

the

DDRP

indicator

starts

to

flash,

the

letters

“ddrp"

run

along

the

display

and

the

volume

is

reset

to

the

maximum

value.

Each

time

a

new

peak

level

is

detected

during

peak

search

mode,

the

PHONES

OUTPUT

LEVEL

setting

is

reduced

and

the

optimum

level

is

set.

The

time

taken

for

peak

search

varies

with

the

total

performance

time

of

the

music

being

scanned,

but

is

around

two

minutes

for

a

40

minute

performance

time.

DORP

Recording

The

combination

of

the

DDRP

function

and

synchro

recording

makes

recording

on

tape

cassette

very

easy.

There

are

two

recording

methods

-

according

to

which

type

of

cassette

deck

is

being

used.

1.

Incombination

with

a

DDRP

compatible

JVC

cassette

deck

:

Peak

search

is

initiated

by

pressing

the

[DDRP]

button.

As

soon

as

the

peak

search

is

terminated,

recording

starts.

The

cassette

deck

should

be

operated

in

accordance

with

the

instructions

supplied

with

it.

1-8

(No.20392)

2.

In

combination

with

any

JVC

cassette

deck

not

DDRP-compatible

:

Where

connection

is

made

to

a

cassette

deck

not

DDRP-compatible,

via

the

synchro

terminals,

pressing

the

[DDRP]

button

will

start

the

recording

process.

In

this

case,

the

cassette

deck

input

level

will

not

be

automaticaily

set.

Where

a

none

DDRP-compatible

cassette

deck

is

used,

a

preliminary

recording

should

be

made

in

order

to

ascertain

ideal

input

levels

-

the

input

level

being

then

set

up

in

accordance

with

the

instructions

for

the

cassette

deck.

If

the

input-level

knob

is

subsequently

reset

to

the

same

position,

this

enables

recording

at

the

optimum

level

to

be

done,

without

resetting

every

time.

ODRP

Cancel

Press

the

[4

OPEN/CLOSE]

button

to

cancel

DDRP

mode.

Note

¢

The

graphic

equalizer

should

not

be

used

during

DDRP

recording.

Using

this

facility

will

disturb

the

optimum

recording

level

set-

ting

just

found

by

the

DDRP.

Please

do

not

turn

off

the

power

to

the

CD

player

while

the

DDRP

mode

is

active.

If

this

should

be

turned

off

by

accident

then

the

cassette

deck

should

also

be

switched

off

for

a

few

seconds

in

order

to

clear

the

DDRP

recording

mode

from

the

cassette

deck.

¢

When

the

cassette

deck

is

connected

via

the

synchro

terminals,

itis

set

in

recording

mode

when

DDRP

is

pressed.

Take

care,

there-

fore,

not

to

erase

a

tape

by

mistake.

Supplementary

Notes

e

For

successful

DDAP

recording,

make

sure

to

turn

on

the

cassette

deck

before

starting

the

recording.

e

Whenever

any

addition

or

cancellation

is

made

to

the

music

tracks

programme,

the

DDRP

mode

is

cancelled.

¢

DDRP

recording

is

automatically

stopped

when

the

CD

player

stops.

ENGLISH

XL-V163TN/V

164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

HOW

TO

INSTALL

THE

BATTERIES

The

service

life

of

the

batteries

depends

on

the

2.

Install

batteries

(AAA,

R03,

UM-4)

as

shown

Notes:

;

condition

of

use;

the

standard

life

is

about

one

in

Fig.

8.

¢

The

lower

the

temperature,

the

shorter

ale

year.

Be

sure

batteries

are

installed

with

correct

battery

life.

4g

When

the

batteries

becomes

weak,

the

effective

polarity,

(+)

and

(-).

¢

Battery

replacement.

i

o

distance

of

the

rernote

control

unit

will

become

ifm

shorter.

If

this

happens,

replace

the

batteries

¢

Batteries

{

mei

with

new

ones.

Incorrect

use

of

batteries

can

cause

corrosion

or

|

damage.

Note

the

following

points

to

lenghten

¢

How

to

instal!

batterles

battery

life.

1.

Install

batteries

observing

the

correct

polar-

1.

Remove

the

rear

cover

of

the

remote

control

ity,

(+)

and

(-).

unit

by

pressing

down

on

it

with

your

thumb

2.

Do

not

use

new

and

old

batteries

simulta-

and

simultaneously

pulling

it

backwards,

as

neously.

3.

Batteries

with

similar

shapes

may

have

dif-

ferent

voltage

ratings.

Be

sure

to

use

the

correct

batteries.

4.

Remove

batteries

from

the

remote

control

unit

if

it

will

not

be

used

for

a

long

period

of

time.

shown

in

Fig.

7.

3.

Reinstall

the

rear

cover

of

the

remote

control

unit.

Slide

the

rear

cover

back

as

shown

in

Fig.9.

Fig.

7

)

;

3

}

;

:

(No.20392)1-9

j

‘

i

4

;

i

XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

CONNECTION

DIAGRAM

¢

Do

not

connect

the

power

plug

unless

ail

the

connection

is

completed.

Connect

the

audio

plug

firmly.

¢

The

synchronized

recording

is

only

possible

with

JVC

products

which

have

the

COMPU

LINK-1,

3/SYNCHRO

terminals.

To

carry

out

synchronized

recording,

connect

to

the

amplifier's

CD

terminal.

For

further

details,

consult

your

JVC

dealer.

©

The

AC

power

cord

Is

supplied

and

must

be

connected

to

the

unit

before

use.

ENGLISH

Connecting

to

the

Analog

Output

Terminals

When

using

the

Compu

Link

Remote

Control

System

version

3,

do

not

connect

the

power

cord

to

the

SWITCHED

AC

OUTLET

of

an

amplifier

or

AC

POWER

CORD

receiver.

Otherwise,

the

automatic

power

on/off

function

cannot

be

carried

out.

This

cord

is

designed

to

connect

the

CD

or

AUX

terminals.

Do

not

connect

this

cord

to

the

PHONO

terminals

of

the

amplifier.

Either

one

of

these

two

COMPU

LINK-1,

3/SYNCHRO

terminals

can

be

used.

?

2

}o@

1@®

ee:

An

example

of

an

amplifier

Fig.

10

1-10(No.20329)

HSIONA

XL-V163TN/V

164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

DESCRIPTION

AND

FUNCTIONS

@

POWER

(ON/STANDBY)

switch

and

STANDBY

indicator

Press

this

switch

to

turn

the

power

on.

Press

again

to

turn

the

power

off

and

activate

the

standby

mode.

A

small

ammount

of

power

(3

watts)

is

con-

sumed

and

the

STANDBY

indicator

is

lit

in

the

standby

mode.

To

turn

the

power

off

completely,

disconnect

the

power

cord

from

the

wall

outlet.

@

REPEAT

ALL/1

Press

this

button

to

play

one

selection,

all

the

selections

or

the

programmed

selections

of

the

disc

repeatedly.

When

desiring

all

the

selections,

press

the

button

once.

"REPEAT"

will

be

lit

in

the

display

window.

When

desiring

one

selec-

tion,

press

the

button

once

again.

"REPEAT

1"

will

be

lit

in

the

display

window.

To

release

this

repeat

play,

press

the

[REPEAT

ALL/1]

button

again.

@

PROGRAM

To

program

the

sequence

of

the

selections

to

be

played,

press

this

button

while

the

cD

player

is

in

the

STOP

mode.

The

PROGRAM

indicator

lights

and

up

to

32

selections

can

be

programmed.

@

CANCEL

Press

this

button

to

cancel

a

programmed

tune,

each

time

it

is

pressed,

one

tune

is

cancelled.

@

RANDOM

When

this

button

is

pressed,

the

CD

player

will

be

ready

for

random

play.

@®

Disc

Tray

Load

the

disc

to

be

played.

@

REMOTE

SENSOR

(for

XL-V263TN/XL-V264BK

only)

@

10

key

operating

buttons

To

designate

the

desired

track

numbers

or

establish

the

time

interval

during

the

tape

editing,

use

these

buttons.

If

the

desired

number

is

10

or

less,

use

the

[1]

~

[10]

buttons.

However,

to

assign

a

track

number

greater

than

10,

use

the

[+10]

button

and

the

[1]

~

[10]

button.

Examples

¢

To

assign

the

25th

track,

press

the

[+

10]

button

twice

then

press

the

[5]

button.

*

Toassign

the

30

minutes,

press

[+

10}

button

twice

then

press

the

[10]

button.

@

PLAY

pm

PAUSE

Press

this

button

to

start

play.

If

the

disc

tray

is

out

press

this

button,

and

disc

tray

will

then

move

in

and

play

will

start

(without

pressing

the

[4

OPEN/CLOSE

button].

Press

this

button

again

to

suspend

play

tem-

porarily.

The

optical

pickup

stops

and

the

disc

continues

to

rotate.

This

status

is

called

the

pause

mode.

Note:

+

If

the

button

Is

pressed

with

no

disc

loaded,

the

disc

tray

will

come

out.

ff

the

button

is

pressed

in

the

standby

mode,

the

power

will

turn

on

and

play

will

start.

@

PHONES

LEVEL

Adjust

the

volume

of

the

head

phones.

Note:

+

When

listening

to

music

by

the

head-

phones,

be

careful

not

to

abuse

your

ears

by

setting

the

volume

too

high.

Adjustthe

volume

properly

to

obtain

ear-pleasing

listening.

@

PHONES

Insert

the

headphones

into

this

jack.

@

EDITING

When

editing

the

disc

data

in

the

cassette

tape,

the

time

interval

can

be

established

in

advance

in

accordance

with

the

tape

length.

When

this

button

is

pressed,

"EDIT"

appears

in

the

display

window.

@

SIDE

A/B

Use

this

button

to

designate

the

tape

side

when

programming

for

edit

recording.

@®

DDRP

Press

this

button

for

DORP

recording.

If

the

player

is

connected

to

a

DDRP

system

com-

patible

cassette

deck,

when

this

button

is

pressed,

the

optimum

recording

level

is

auto-

matically

set

and

recording

will

start.

@

Display

Window

(MULTI

MODE

DISPLAY)

This

shows

the

total

number

of

selections

on

the

disc,

the

total

playing

time,

the

elapsed

playing

time,

the

remaining

playing

time,

various

program

data,

etc.

@®

4

OPEN/CLOSE

Press

this

button

to

move

the

disc

tray

inand

out.

Press

once

and

the

disc

tray

will

move

out;

now

you

can

load

a

disc.

Press

again

to

move

the

tray

back

in.

The

disc

is

now

ready

to

be

played.

if

itis

pressed

during

play,

play

will

be

inter-

rupted.

And

the

program

will

be

erased

from

memory

and

the

disc

tray

will

come

out.

Note:

+

if

the

power

Is

turned

off

with

the

disc

tray

out,

the

disc

tray

will

automatically

come

In.

The

disc

tray

can

be

moved

In

and

out

even

in

the

standby

mode.

@

<<

SEARCH

When

this

button

is

pressed

during

play

or

pause

mode,

the

CD

player

will

begin

to

scan

backwards.

In

such

a

case,

when

the

button

is

kept

pressed,

the

CD

player

will

backward-

search

slowly

for

about

3

seconds,

and

then

go

into

a

higher

speed

search.

»e

SEARCH

When

this

button

is

pressed

during

play

or

pause

mode,

the

CD

player

will

begin

to

scan

forward.

In

such

a

case,

when

the

button

is

kept

pressed,

the

CD

player

will

forward-

search

slowly

for

about

3

seconds

and

then

go

into

a

higher

speed

search.

@

@<

AUTO

SEARCH

Press

this

button

to

locate

the

start

of

the

current

selection

or

to

go

back

to

the

during

play.

Play

will

go

back

one

selection

each

time

the

button

is

pushed.

If

the

button

is

held

down,

play

will

continue

to

go

back

one

selection

at

a

time

until

the

button

is

released.

mri

AUTO

SEARCH

Press

this

button

to

go

to

the

start

of

the

Every

time

this

button

is

pressed,

the

pickup

goes

forward

by

one

selection.Holding

the

button

down

moves

the

pickup

forward

continuously.

@

m

STOP/CLEAR

Press

this

button

to

stop

play.

A

few

seconds

after

the

disc

has

stopped

rotating,

the

player

goes

into

the

STOP

mode

with

the

track

number

"1"

shown

in

the

display

window.

The

player

is

then

ready

to

play.

(No.20392)1-11

XL-V163TN/V

1

64BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

ee

@

RANDOM

Lights

in

RANDOM

MODE.

@

EDIT

Lights

during

editing

recording.

{EDIT

AUTO]

Lights during

Auto

Edit

Recording.

[EDIT

PRGM]

Lights

during

Program

Edit

Recording.

:

Lights

when

the

A

side

of

the

tape

is

designated.

:

Lights

when

the

B

side

of

the

tape

is

designated.

@®

PLAY/PAUSE

Indicators

»

:

Lights

during

play.

Ht:

Lights

in

the

pause

mode.

@

REPEAT

Lights

when

the

repeat

play

is

ready.

REPEAT

_

:

Lights

when

the

repeat

play

of

ali

the

selections

is

entered.

REPEAT

1

:

Lights

when

the

repeat

play

of

only

one

selection

is

entered.

@®

TRACK

Lights

when

all

the

selections

of

the

disc

are

shown.

Shows

the

programmed

selection

numbers

or

the

current

selection

number

of

the

disc

during

programmed

play.

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

The

remote

control

range

is

approximately

7

metres

(23

ft.)

Pointing

the

remote

control

on

an

angle

to

the

receiver,

will

reduce

the

useful

distance

of

the

remote

control.

Use

gentle

but

firm

pressure

when

pressing

the

remote

control

buttons.

If

you

cannot

do

remote

control,

when

the

disc

tray

is

slided

out,

the

REMOTE

SENSOR

might

be

blocked

by

the

disc

tray.

So

operate

as

below.

Notes:

¢

The

provided

remote

control

unit

(RM-

SX261U)

has

operating

buttons

which

are

basically

identical

with

those

of

the

CD

player.

The

differences

are

the

following

button

which

are

not

on

the

CD

player.

¢

Stop

(m)

button

on

the

remote

control

unit

cannot

cance!

the

programmmed

selections.

1-12

(No.20392)

@

STEP

Shows

the

numbers

of

memory

steps

of

the

programmed

selections.

@

TOTAL/EACH/REMAIN

Each

time

the

[DISPLAY

MODE]

button

on

the

remote

control

unit

is

pressed,

the

indica-

tion

changes

in

the

following

order.

EACH

>|TOTAL

>

{TOTAL

-->|EACH

REMAIN

EACH

__

:

Shows

elapsed

time

for

the

each

selection.

EACH

_

:

Shows

the

remaining

playing

REMAIN

time

of

each

selection.

(Up

to

31st

selection

can

be

displayed.)

TOTAL:

Shows

the

elapsed

playing

time

of

the

disc

or

the

programmed

selections.

TOTAL:

Shows

the

remaining

playing

REMAIN

time

of

the

disc

or

the

pro-

grammed

selections.

(Up

to

31st

selection

can

be

displayed.)

@

10

key

operating

buttons

To

designate

the

desired

track

numbers

or

establish

the

time

interval

during

the

tape

editing,

use

these

buttons.

If

the

desired

number

is

10

or

less,

use

the

[1]~[10]

but-

tons.

However,

to

assign

a

track

number

greater

than

10,

use

the

[+10]

button

and

the

{1}]~[10]

buttons.

Example

¢

To

assign

the

25th

track,

press

the

[+10]

button

twice

then

press

the

[5]

button.

@

Pause

(t

)

Press

to

stop

play

temporarily.

Note:

*

To

continue

playing,

press

the

Play

{

»

)

button

again.

@

SEARCH

(<<

SEARCH

p>)

44°:

Scans

backward

quickly

during

play.

mr

=

Scans

forward

quickly

during

play.

@

REPEAT

ALL/1

Press

this

button

to

play

one

selection,

all

the

selections

or

the

programmed

selections

of

the

disc

repeatedly.

@

DISPLAY

MODE

This

button

changes

the

time

data

in

the

display

window.

@

OPEN/CLOSE

Press

to

move

the

disc

tray

in

and

out.

@

PROGRAM

To

program

the

sequence

of

theselections

to

be

played,

press

this

button

while

the

CD

player

is

in

the

STOP

mode.

The

PROGRAM

=

6

@

Time

indicator

(MINUTE)

Shows

the

total

playing

time,

elapsed

playing

time,

or

the

remaining

playing

time

in

min-

utes.

@

Time

indicator

(SECOND)

Shows

the

total

playing

time,

elapsed

playing

time,

or

the

remaining

playing

time

in

sec-

onds.

@

Program

Chart

This

chart

indicates

the

number

of

each

selection

on

the

disc.

When

a

selection

is

programmed,

the

selec-

tion

number

lights.

@

DDRP

INDICATORS

DDRP_:

Blinksduring

DDRP

operation

and

lights

steadily

during

DDAP

re-

cording.

indicator

lights

and

up

to

32

selections

can

be

programmed.

@

CANCEL

Press

this

button

to

cancel

the

programmed

tune.Each

time

it

is

pressed,

one

tune

is

cancelled.

@

RANDOM

When

this

button

is

pressed,

the

CD

player

will

be

ready

for

random

play.

@

POWER

Press

this

button

to

turn

on

the

power

of

this

set.

@

Play(

>

)

Press

to

start

play.

@

Stop/Clear

(mw

)

Press

to

stop

play.

However,

this

does

not

clear

the

program

or

the

program

edit

record-

ing.

@

AUTO

SEARCH/CHECK

(

t<¢-4,>>4

)

<q

=:

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

previ-

ous

track.

pri

:

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

It

can

be

also

used

to

check

the

program

order,

or

to

cancel

part

of

the

program.

@

INDEX

(+—):

To

start

play

from

the

desired

index

point,

scan

backward

to

the

desired

index

point

with

this

button.

(——):

To

start

play

from

the

desired

index

point,

scan

forward

to

the

desired

point

with

this

button.

ENGLISH

HSITISNA

HOW

TO

OPERATE

Preliminary

Operation

To

Stop

Play

1.

Turn

on

and

adjust

components

such

as

an

Press

the

[gS

TOP/CLEAR]

or

(m)

button.

amplifier.

2.

Turn

on

the

CD

player.

3.

Press

the

[4(OPEN/CLOSE)]

button

to

slide

the

disc

tray

out.

4.

With

its

label

side

up,

load

a

disc

on

the

disc

tray.

5.

Press

the

[4(OPEN/CLOSE)]

button

again

to

slide

the

disc

tray

in.

Notes:

¢

The

display

shows

the

number

of

tracks

and

total

playing

time

of

the

disc

for

3

seconds.

e

Youcan

also

close

the

disc

tray

by

press-

ing

the

[PLAY

»/

PAUSE]

or

(p>)

button.

In

such

a

case,

play

starts

immediately

with

the

first

selection

of

the

disc.

To

Play

From

the

First

Selection

Press

the

[PLAY

»/i

PAUSE]

or

(18)

button.

To

Play

From

Any

Desired

Selection

1,

Designate

the

desired

selection

number

by

the

10

key

operating

buttons.

Examples:

¢

To

assign

the

25th

track,

press

the

[+10]

button

twice

and

then

press

the

[5]

button.

*

To

assign

the

30th

track,

press

the

{+10}

button

twice

and

then

press

the

[10]

button.

The

same

operation

can

also

be

carried

out

using

[(¢<4,>4)]

button.

1.

Designate

the

desired

selection

number

by

the

([

1])

button.

2.

Press

the

[PLAY

»/11

PAUSE]

or

(P)

button.

To

Stop

Play

Temporarily

Press

the

[PLAY

»/i

PAUSE]

or

(8t)

button.

Note:

¢

Tocontinue

playing,

press

the

[PLAY

>/lt

PAUSE]

or

(>)

button

again.

To

Switch

Selections

During

Play

©

To

skip

to

the

Press

the

[(

4

)]

button.

To

skip

to

the

1.

Press

the

[(

<4

)]

button

once

and

locate

the

start

of

the

current

selection.

2.

Immediately

after

step

1,

press

the

[(

<4

)]

button

again.

To

Repeat

Play

¢

To

repeat

all

the

selections

4.

Press

the

[(REPEAT

ALL/1)]

button

once.

2.

Press

the

[PLAY

»/11

PAUSE]

or

(>)

button.

©

To

repeat

one

selection

1.

Press

the

(REPEAT

ALL/1)]

button

twice.

2.

Designate

the

desired

selection

number

by

the

[(mt4

)]

button.

3.

Press

the

[PLAY

»/Il

PAUSE]

or

(>)

button.

To

Remove

the

Disc

Press

the

[OPEN/CLOSE

(

&

)}

button.

To

Program

Piay

1.

Press

the

[mSTOP/CLEAR]

or

(m)

button.

2.

Press

the

[PROGRAM]

button.

3.

Program

any

desired

selections

with

the

10

key

operating

buttons.

4.

Press

the

[PLAY

»/1!

PAUSE]

or

(>)

button.

To

Correct

the

Program

©

To

correct

all

the

program

1.

Press

the

[mSTOP/CLEAR]

or

(m)

button.

2.

Start

programming

again

from

the

begin-

ning.

¢

Tocorrect

each

content

of

the

program

dur-

ing

programming

1.

Press

the

[(é<

)]

button

to

go

back

to

the

program

which

needs

to

be

cancelled.

2.

Press

the

[(CANCEL)]

button.

3.

Program

a

desired

selection

with

the

10

key

operating

buttons.

*

Newly

programmed

selection

is

added

to

the

last

of

the

program.

To

Check

the

Program

Press

the

[(<¢

,»>s4)]

button.

Notes:

¢

A

maximum

of

32

out

of

99

tunes

can

be

selected.

e

When

the

programmed

play

is

performed,

the

selection

number

programmed

first

and

the

total

playing

time

of

programmed

selections

are

dispiayed.

The

total

playing

time

display

is

useful

when

making

recording

from

the

CD

player.

¢

When

programming

Is

carried

out

with

the

disc

tray

out,

the

total

playing

time

of

the

programmed

selections

will

not

be

displayed.

e

When

the

total

playing

time

of

all

the

selected

tunes

exceeds

99

minutes

and

59

seconds,

the

time

display

will

be

disa-

bled

and

only

the

center

bar

will

be

dis-

played.

Pressing

the

[(»1)]

button

when

In

the

programmed

play

causes

the

unit

to

skip

to

the

selection.

To

stop

temporarily

during

programmed

play,

press

the

[PLAY

»/it

PAUSE]

or

(11)

button.

Press

this

button

again

to

restart.

To

Random

Play

1.

Press

the

[mSTOP/CLEAR]

or

(m)

button.

2.

Press

the

((RANDOM)]

button.

3.

Press

the

[PLAY

>/1t

PAUSE]

or

(>)

button.

To

Cancel

the

part

of

Random

Play

1.

Select

the

track(s)

you

want

to

cancel

with

the

10

key

operating

buttons.

XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

{

]:The

button

on

the

main

unit.

:

(_)}:

The

button

on

the

remote

control.

:

To

add

cancelled

track(s)

to

;

Random

Play

'

1.

Select

the

cancelled

track(s)

you

want

to

add

to

Random

Play

with

the

10

key

operating

|

buttons

or

[(<,~[)]

button.

i

2.

Press

the

[(PROGRAM)]

button.

i

To

Perform

Synchronized

Recording

j

Synchronized

recording

is

possible

by

connect-

ing

the

cassette

deck

to

the

COMPU

LINK-1,

3/

SYNCHRO

terminals

of

the

CD

player

through

the

remote

cable.

1.

Press

the

[REC

(0

)]

and

[PAUSE

(18

)]

but-

tons

of

the

cassette

deck.

2.

Press

the

[PLAY

»/tt

PAUSE]

or

(>)

button

of

the

CD

player

to

start

the

synchronized

recording.

3.

Press

the

[STOP/CLEAR

(

)]

or

(m)

button

to

stop

recording.

To

record

using

DDRP

Whenever

the

remote

cable

supplied

is

con-

nected

to

the

COMPU

LINK-1,

3/SYNCHRO

terminals

housed

in

a

DDRP-compatible

cas-

sette

deck

(with

its

power

on),

DDRP

recording

mode

is

available.

By

pressing

the

[DDRP]

button,

recording

is

automatically

started

as

soon

as

the

peak

level

search

routine

is

completed.

To

Perform

Edit

Recording

¢

Auto

Edit

Recording

Automatically

distributes

and

edits

the

tracks

accommodated

within

the

specified

time

to

sides

A

and

B.

1.

Set

a

disc

and

press

the

(m™STOP/CLEAR]

or

(@)

button.

2.

Press

the

{EDITING}

button

to

light

AUTO.

|

3.

Set

the

recording

time

corresponding

with

|

the

tape

used,

using

the

numerical

key

but-

|

tons.

Examples:

+

Toassign

the

54

minutes,

press

[+10]

button

fifth

then

press

the

[4]

button.

*

Toassign

the

90

minutes,

press

[+10]

button

eight

then

press

the

[10]

button.

When

the

length

of

tape

corresponds

with

the

time

displayed

then

the

[SIDE

A/B]

button

should

be

pressed.

4.

Press

the

[DDRP]

button.

(When

automatic

setting

of

the

recording

level

is

not

required,

set

the

cassette

deck

to

standby

(REC

PAUSE)

and

press

the

CD

player

[PLAY

»/t!

PAUSE]

or

(>)

button.)

(When

the

synchro

terminals

are

not

con-

nected,

once

the

peak

search

is

completed,

setthe

cassette

deck

to

record,

and

press

the

CD

player

[PLAY

»/il

PAUSE]

or

(>)

button.)

When

the

side

A

music

programme

has

terminated,

recording

is

automatically

stopped.

If

side

B

is

also

to

be

recorded,

turn

the

tape

over

and

again

press

the

[DDRP]

button.

(now

recording

will

start

immediately)

(No.20329)

1-13

XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

Program

Edit

Recording

Edits

the

tracks

accommodated

within

the

specified

time

in

the

desired

track

order.

1.

Set

a

disc

and

press

the

[swSTOP/CLEAR]

or

(@)

burton.

2.

Press

the

[EDITING]

button

to

light

PRGM.

3.

Set

the

recording

time

corresponding

with

the

tape

used,

using

the

numerical

key

but-

tons.

Examples:

*

To

assign

the

54

minutes,

press

[C

+

10]

button

fifth

then

press

the

[C4]

button.

*

Toassignthe

60

minutes,

press

[+

10]

button

fifth

then

press

the

[(10)]

button.

When

the

length

of

tape

corresponds

with

the

time

displayed

then

the

[SIDE

A/B]

button

should

be

pressed.

4.

Select

the

tracks

to

be

recorded

on

side

A,

using

the

numerical

key

buttons.

TROUBLESHOOTING

What

appears

to

be

a

malfunction

may

not

always

be

serious.

Make

sure

first.

Although

the

disc

Is

Inserted

in

the

CD

player,

DISPLAY

shows

no

data.

Is

the

dise

placed

upside

down?

-

Place

the

disc

on

the

disc

tray

with

its

label

side

up.

Selections

cannot

be

programmed.

Is

the

"PROGRAM"

indicator

lit?

-

Press

the

[PROGRAM]

button.

The

remote

control

unit

does

not

function.

Are

the

batteries

fresh?

—

Replace

the

batteries

with

new

ones.

The

sound

is

intermittent

and

Is

harsh

to

the

ear.

Is

the

disc

dirty?

-

Wipe

off

the

surface

with

a

soft

cloth.

Is

the

disc

scratched?

-

Replace

the

disc with

a

new

one.

Is

the

disc

warped?

—

Replace

the

disc

with

a

new

one.

1-14

(No.20392)

5.

Press

the

[SIDE

A/B]

button.

6.

Select

the

tracks

to

be

recorded

on

side

B,

using

the

numerical

key

buttons.

7.

Press

the

[DDRP]

button.

(When

automatic

setting

of

the

recording

level

is

not

required,

set

the

cassette

deck

to

standby

(REC

PAUSE)

and

press

the

CD

player

[PLAY

»/1s

PAUSE]

or

(>)

button.

When

the

synchro

terminals

are

not

con-

nected,

once

the

peak

search

is

completed,

set

the

cassette

deck

to

record,

andpress

the

CD

player

[PLAY

psi

PAUSE]

or

(m)

button.)

When

the

side

A

music

programme

has

terminated,

recording

is

automatically

stopped.

If

side

B

is

also

to

be

recorded,

turn

the

tape

over

and

again

press

the

[DDRP]

button

(now

recording

will

start

immediately).

How

to

operate

Connecting

to

a

cassette

deck

not

DDRP-

compatible,

via

the

synchro

terminals

Where

connection

is

made

to

a

cassette

deck

not

DDRP

compatible,

via

the

synchro

termi-

nals,

the

recording

process

will

be

started

by

pressing

the

[DDRP]

button.

In

this

case,

the

cassette

deck

input

level

will

not

be

automatically

set.

Apreliminary

recording

should

be

made

in

order

to

ascertain

input

levels

-

the

input

level

being

then

setup

in

accordance

with

the

cassette

deck

instruction

manual.

Subsequently

setting

the

input-level

knob

to

the

same

position

enables

recording

at

the

optimum

level

without

a

reset-

ting

process

every

time.

|

SPECIFICATION

|

System

:

Compact

disc

player

Signa!

detection

:

Non-contact

optical

system

Number

of

channels

:

2

channels

Frequency

response

:

2

Hz

~

20,000

Hz

Dynamic

range

Signal/noise

ratio

Channel

separation

Harmonic

distortion

Wow

and

flutter

:

98

dB

(1

kHz)

:

106

dB

(at

digital

0)

:

94

dB

(1

kHz)

:

0.0025

%

(1

kHz)

:

Less

than

measurable

limit

Output

level

:

2.0

Vrms

(full

scale)

Number

of

program

_:

32

steps

Dimensions

:

435

(W)

x

102

(H)

x

273.5

(D)

mm

(17-3/16"

x

4-116"

x

10-374")

Weight

:

3.5

kg

(7.8

tbs)

Accessories

:

Signal

cord

(1m

3.28

ft.)

nT

:

Remote

cable

(1

m+

3.28

ft)...

1

For

XL-V263TN/XL-V264BK

:

Remote

control

unit

(RM-SX261U)..........

1

:

Battery

(AAA,

ROS,

UM-4)

...2

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

POWER

SPECIFICATIONS

AC240V

~,

50Hz

11

Watts

ENGLISH

XL-V

163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

Description

of

ICs

wisPs420-1

(1C203)

:

Receiver

for

remote

controller

(not

use

for

XL-V163TN/XL-V164BK)

Limiter

PL.

Demodulator

Integrator

Comparato

}

GND

VEC

Vout

BR

NJM4580L

1€303,

1C304, 1C307,

1C603

:Dual

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Amp.

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STA341M

(1C602)

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Driver

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:

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Reset

signal

output

:

Low

level

is

output

when

comparator

resetting

>

:

High

level

is

output

when

cancelling

the

Conversion

reset.

Circuit

a

Circuit

power

aeply

>

(No.20329)

1-15

XL-V163TN/V

164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

M§EMN35500(1IC301)

:

D/A

Converter

1.

Outline

2.

Terminal

Layout

The

MN35500

is

a

CMOS

digital-analog

DIN

1

28

RSBDN

converter

with

independent

left

and

ne

:

27

RSBUP

right

channels.

It

was

developed

for

Wasa

Meee

PCM

digital

audio

equipment.

It

DvpD2

5

24

XIN

features

pulse

edge

modulation

(PEM)

CKO

6

23

XOUT

and

Victor

advanced

noise

shaping

DVSS2

7

22

DVSS1

(VANS)

for

resolution

equipment

to

20

eine

:

21

M2

bits(0-20kHz)

and

a

low

distortion

Srskeap

.

cree

ratio.

At

JVC,

this

type

of

digital-

AVDD1

11

‘s-AVEO?

analog

converter

is

called

a

DD

OUT1D

12

17

OUT2D

converter.

OUTIA

13

16

OUT2A

AVSS1

14

15

AVSS2

3.

Block

Diagram

XIN

XOUT

OUT2C

OUT2B

OUT2D OUT2A

PEM

BLOCK

EMPHASIS

DIGITAL

11FILTER

FILTER

BLOCK

D/A

BLOCK

DIN

LRCK

BCK

Mi

M2

M3

M4

RSBON

RSBUP

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OUT1IB

OUT1D OUTIA

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Function

Description

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pin/digital

attenetsion

contorol

1-16

(No.20392)

B

1.

Ou

The

in

compact

disc

players.

It

has

the

following

functions:

All

digital

signals

for

regeneration

are

processed

using

one

chip.

The

built-in

RAM

enables

high-integration

mounting.

Generation

by

the

use

of

a

digital

PLL

of

bit

clock

pulses

for

strobing

the

EFM

signal.

E

S

Digital

spindle

servo

system

(incorporating

an

oversampling

filter)

3.Block

Diagram

Not

XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

CXD2500BQ(IC401)

:

Digital

Signal

Processor

tline

CXD2500BQ

is

a

digital

signal

processsing

LSI

designed

for

use

2.Terminal

Layout

(TopView)

FM

data

demodulation

ubcode

demodulation

and

subcode

Q

data

error

detection

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processor

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processor

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mbps

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XRST

LOCK APTR

APTL

LRCK

WODCK

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SENS

CNIN

FOK

MIR

es:

The

data

at

the

64-bit

slot

is

output

in

2's

complements

on

an

LSB-first

basis.

The

data

at

the

48-bit

slot

is

output

in

2's

complements

on

an

MSB-first

basis.

GTOP

monitors

the

state

of

Frame

Sync

protection.

("H”

:

Sync

protection

window

released)

XUGF

is

a

negative

Frame

Sync

pulse

obtained

from

the

EFM

signal

before

Frame

Sync

protection

is

effected.

XPLCK

is

an

inversion

of

the

EFM

PLL

clock.

The

PLL

is

designed

so

that

the

falling

edge

of

XPLCK

coincides

with

a

change

point

of

the

EFM

signal.

The

GFS

signal

turns

“H”

upon

coincidence

between

Frame

Sync

and

the

timing

of

interpolation

protection.

RFCK

is

a

signal

generated

at

136-us

periods

using

a

crystal

oscillator.

C2PO

is

a

signal

to

indicate

a

data

error.

XRAOF

is

a

signal

issued

when

a

jitter

margin

of

+

28F

is

exceeded

by

the

32K

RAM.

1-17

(No.20392)

i

H

4

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XL-V163TN/V164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

4.

Function

Description

fFinNo.|_

symbol

_[

vO

yr

1

|

FoK

[1

|

Focus

OK

input

pin.

Used

for

SENS

output

and

servo

auto

sequencer.

FSW

_|

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ston

[0

output

for

spindle

motor

ONTOFFeontrol———SSS—

ao

oP

[0

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51

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[

6

Output

for

spindle

servo

control

(Nonconnection).

Pea

ese

Ee

terminal

is

“H”

when

the

GFS

signal

sampled

at

460Hz

is

“H”

It

turns

“L”

when

the

GFS

signal

turns

out

“L”

8

or

more

times

in

succession.

Ee

as

Test

(Normally

at

OV)

utput

of

charge

pump

for

analog

EFM

PLL

(Non

connection).

2

Oo

Vss

on

connection

lock

input

from

external

VCO

for

vari-pitch

control.fc

=

16.9344MHz.

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to

GND.

=

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ala

tropa

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17

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output

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GND)

|

27

|

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full-swing

output

|

28

{

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|

1

[TEST

(Connected

to

GND)

.

29

|

NC

|

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[1

input

used

to

switch

the

audio

data

output

mode."I”

for

serlaloutput"W

for

paralleloutputs___——|

31

woek

|

0]

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interface

for

48-bitslot.

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54

|

XTAO

|

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16.9344

MHz

Xtal

oscillation

circuit.

r

55

|

xtse

|

Xtal

selection

input

pin.

“L”

for

16,344MHz

Xtal,

“H”

for

33.8688

MHz

Xtal.

[56~58|

— |

—

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r

59

|

MD2

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ON/OFF

control.

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for

ON,

“L”

for

OFF.

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|

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pigitar-out

output

pin.

Nonconnection

fence

a

Noenieton

=

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data

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CPU.

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serial

data

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CPU

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|

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|

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|

i

|

Inputs

mirror

signal

to

be

used

by

auto

sequencer

when

jumping

128

or

more

tracks.

1-18

(No.

20392)

{

;

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|

i

t

i

XL-V163TN/V

164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

i

WECXA1372S

(C601)

:

Servo

Signal

Processing

Amplifier

1.Outline

2.Functions

3.Terminal

Layout

The

CXA1372Sisabipolaric

°*

Auto

asymmetry

control

developed

for

RF

signal

-

Focus

OK

detection

circuit

processing

(focus

OK,

Mirror

detection

circuit

|

mirror,

defect

detection,

+

Defects

detection,

counter

EFM

comparator)

and

servo

measures

circuit

control.

-

EFM

comparator

Focus

servo

control

Tracking

servo

control

Sled

servo

control

ial

ied

a

oa

ib

lac

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Diagram

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DECORDER

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ew

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PHASE

ae

9

COMPENSATION

5

b

(No.20329)

1-19

XL-V163TN/V

164BK

XL-V263TN/V264BK

5.Pin

Function

Description

vO

Symbol

Description

a

|

3

2

°o

lt

m

Input

of

tracking

error

amplifier.

a a

TDFCT

ATSC

FZC

FE

FDFCT

Capacitor

connecting

for

time

constant

during

defects.

ndow

comparator

input

for

ATSC

detection.

Uv

in

for

focus

zero-cross

comparator

input.

Input

of

focus

error.

apacitor

connecting

for

time

constant

during

defect

functions.

enter

voltage

input

pin.

For

dual

power:

GND

For

single

power

supply:

(VCC

+

GND)/2

E

fel

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ra)

|

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GD

FS

10

FL

11

FEO

FE-

13

SRCH

14

TGU

onnect

a

capacitor

between

this

and

pin3

to

reduce

high-frequency

gain.

he

high-frequency

gain

of

the

focus

servo

is

switched

through

FS3

ON

and

OFF.

ime

constant

external

to

raise

the

low

bandwidth

of

the

focus

servo.

ocus

drive

output.

Inverse

input

for

focus

amplifier.

=

Ne

|

ime

constant

external

for

formation

of

focus

search

waveform.

4

9)

N

me

constant

external

for

the

selection

of

tracking

high

band

gain.

ime

constant

external

for

the

selection

of

tracking

high

band

gain.

16

AVCC

17

TAO

18

TA

19

SL+

SLO

ower

supply

racking

drive

output.

Inverse

input

for

tracking

amplifier.

“FF

nw

2

on-

inverse

input

for

sled

amplifier.

led

drive

output.

21

un

a

inverse

input

for

sled

amplifier.

)

F

SET

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AVEE

DIRC

LOCK

CLK

XLT

DATA

XRST

C.OUT

SENS

DGND

in

to

set

peak

frequency

of

focus

tracking

phase

compensation

and

fo of

CLV

LPF.

urrent

is

input

to

determine

focus

search,

track

jump,

and

sled

kick

height.

TIO

imit

SW

ON/OFF

signal

detection

for

disc

inner

periphery

detection.

26

27

in

for

one-track

jump.

Contains

47kQ

pull-up

resistor.

>

tL”

sled

runaway

prevention

circuit

operate.

Contains

a

47kQpull-up

resistor.

N

ao

1%)

erial

data

transfer

clock

input

from

CPU.

N

wo

=

atch

input

from

CPU.

w

erial

data

input

from

CPU.

PS)

31

32

3

34

eset

input

pin,

reset

at

“L”.

4

rack

number

count

signal

output.

utputs

FZC,

AS,

TZC

and

S

STOP

through

command

from

CPU.

=

(eo)

IRR

comparator

output

pin.

|

36

|

DECT

Output

of

DEFECT

comparator.

FOK

utput

of

FOK

comparator.

Se

fe)

utput

of

DEFECT

bottom

hold.

Input

for

the

capacitance

coupled

output

of

DEFECT

bottom

hold.

:

42

DVCC

(a)

ow

a

N

;

uv

|

hf

w

‘onnection

of

DEFECT

bottom

hold

capacitor.

‘onnecting

of

MIRR

hold

condenser.

Non-inverted

input

of

MIRR

comparator.

RFI

RFO

DVEE

TZC

Input

with

coupling

capacitor

where

RF

summing

amplifier

output

is

connected.

Output

of

RF

summing

amplifier

and

check

point

of

eye

pattern.

47

Input

of

tracking

zero-cross

comparator.

fo]

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JVC XL-V163TN User manual

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