Marantz SR1010 User manual

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Model SR1010/SR1020 User Guide
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Tuner Amplifier

ENGLISH
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CONTENTS LIST
English... + page 2
Frangais........... ..page 15
DOUtSCD.......cecccsreres we Seite 29
Nederlands .... . pagina 44
Espafiol ..pagina 57
italiano .... «pagina 70.
POMUQUES: eicsicecccseteteiatetsosasets pagina 84
SVENSKA. eee sssesesstesesensecesseeesssnecsnsnseeessecsanneeee -.Sidan 98
Specifications «page 111
Figures. page 112
ENGLISH: This unit meets the requirements of EEC Recommendation 82/499.
FRANCAIS: Cet appareil ext conforme aux directives 82/499 de la CEE.
DEUTSCH; Dises Gerat entspricht der EWG-Empfehlung 82/499,
NEDERLANDS: Dit apparaat voldoet aan de eisen van Aanbeveling EEG 82/499.
ESPANOL: Este aparato cumple los requisitos establecidos en la directiva 82/499 de la
CEE.
ITALIANO: Questo apparecchio é conforme ai requisiti della direttiva CEE 82/499.
PORTUGUES: — Esta unidade foi concebida e manufacturada em conformidade com a
Recomendagao 82/499 de Comunidade Econémica Europeia.
SVENSKA: Denna apparat 6verenstammer med bestammelsema i EEC 82/499.
“Este aparato lleva elementos antiparasitarios necesarios para cumplir con los limites que se estableren
en el Anexo V del Reglamento sobre Pertubaciones Radioelectricas e Interferencias aprobado en el Real
Decreto 138/1989. (B.0.£ de 9 de Febrero 1989).”.

CONTENTS
FOREWORD..
Warnings
Equipment mains wor!
Important ...
How to connect a plug
Copyright
About this user guide
PRECAUTIONS
General precauations
FEATURES ...
CONNECTIONS
Connection of D-BUS Remote Contro! Bus
System Connection through AL-Bus ......
CONNECTORS AND CONTROL BUTTONS ON THE MAIN UNIT
CONTROL BUTTONS ON THE REMOTE CONTROL ..
1. Remote control operation range
2. Loading baatteries ....
Functions available with Al-Bus System Connection ...
PLAYING A PROGRAMME SOURCE
TUNER OPERATION ....
PRESET MEMORY OPERATION
Manual preset memory (remote control only)
Auto preset memory (main unit only)
Station name preset
Recalling a station from the preset memory (remote control only) ....
Preset scan tuning (remote control only) .
Clearing the preset memory (remote control only)
PRESENT TIME SETTING
Button Operation ...
Cleaning the Time .
Program Timer Setting .....
Caution in Timer Play ...
The set timer porgrams can be cancelled temporarily when they are not required
Checking Timer Program Contents ..
Clearing Timer Program (remote control only)
Sleep timer Setting (remote control only)
TROUBLESHOOTING
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Cleaning of equipment external surfaces
Fuse replacement
Repairs ..

FOREWORD
This section must be read before any connection is made to
the mains supply.
l
WARNINGS
Do not expose the equipment to rain or moisture.
Do not remove the cover from the equipment.
Do not push anything inside the equipment through
, the ventilation holes
Do not handle the mains lead with wet hands.
EQUIPMENT MAINS WORKING SETTING
Your Marantz product has been prepared to comply with the
household power and safety requirements that exist in your area.
"102" Version product can be powered by 230 V AC only.
105" or “/07” Version product can be powered by 240 V AC
only.
On the rear panel of the “/01” Version product, a voltage
selector (2-position.or 4-position) is provided. Be sure to set
the voltage selector to the mains voltage of your area before
using the unit.
IMPORTANT:
This apparatus is fitted with an approved moulded 13 Amp
plug. To change a fuse in this type of plug proceed as follows:
4, Remove fuse cover and fuse.
2, Fix new fuse which should be @ BS1362 5A, A.S.T.A. or
BSI approved type.
3, Refit the fuse cover.
If the fitted plug is not suitable for your socket outlets, It
should be cut off and an appropriate plug fitted in its place.
{f the mains plug contains a fuse, this should have a value of
5A. If a plug without a fuse is used, the fuse at the distribution
board should not be greater than 5A.
NOTE:
The severed plug must be destroyed to avoid a possible
shock hazard should it be inserted into a 13A socket elsewhere.
HOW TO CONNECT A PLUG
The wires In the mains lead are coloured in accordance with
the following code:
BLUE—"NEUTRAL” (“N")
BROWN—"LIVE” (“L")
1. The BLUE wire must be connected to the terminal which is
marked with the letter "N" or coloured BLACK.
2. The BROWN wire must be connected to the terminal which
is marked with the letter "L" or coloured RED
3, Do not connect either wires to the earth terminal in the
plug which is marked by the letter "E" or by the safety earth
symbol == or coloured green or green-and-yeliow,
Before replacing the plug cover, make certain that the cord
grip is clamped over the sheath of the lead — not simply over
the two wires
COPYRIGHT
Recording and playback of any material may require consent.
For further information refer to the following:
~~ Copyright Act 1956
— Dramatic and Musical Performers Act 1958
— Performers Protection.Acts 1963 and 1972
— any subsequent statutory enactments and orders.
ABOUT THIS USER GUIDE
Refer to the diagrams on page 113 at the rear of this user
guide.. The numbers on the diagrams correspond to those in
the text. All references to the connections and controls that
are printed in BOLD type are as they appear on the unit.
PRECAUTIONS
The following precautions should be taken when operating
the equipment.
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS.
When siting the equipment ensure that:
— the ventilation holes are not covered;
— air is allowed to circulate freely around the equipment
— itis on a vibration free-surface;
— it will not be exposed to interference from an external
source;
— it will not be exposed to excessive heat, cold, moisture or
dust;
— it will not be exposed to direct sunlight;
— it will not be exposed to electrostatic discharges
Never place heavy objects on the equipment.
if a foreign body or water does enter the equipment, contact
your nearest dealer or service centre.
Do not pull out the plug by pulling on the mains lead, hold the
plug.
It is advisable when leaving the house, or during a
thunderstorm, to disconnect the equipment from the mains
supply.
FEATURES
* Top-end models of the Slim Line Series
This model has a very slim shape and a height of 68 mm. All
buttons except for the contro! knobs are conceald behind a
front flap. {SR1020)
* High power output of 50 W + 50 W (DIN, Into 8 ohms)
The discrete configuration is characterised by a high level of
reliability.
© Door open/close mechanism operates by means of a
touch sensor (SR1020)
* 30-Station random preset tuner
Station names consisting of 5 characters can be stored
together with the frequencies.
© Independent/System operation switch
This unit can be operated as a system component in
combination with a CD player and tape deck of the Marantz
Slim Line Series
« 2-Program Timer/Sleep Timer
« System remote control
The remote control supplied with this unit can also be used to
operate the CD player and tape deck of the Marantz Slim
Line Series.
In this manual, the controls on the main unit are enclosed in a
circle, e.g. ©, and the controls on the remote control are
enclosed in a square, ¢.g.
re]

CONNECTIONS
Connection of D-BUS Remote Control Bus
This unit is equipped with the remote control bus function. By
connecting it to Marantz system components equipped with
remote control (D.BUS/RC-5) jacks, such as a CD player and
tape deck, these components can be remote controlied from
this unit.
Connect the D.BUS OUT jack of this unit to the REMOTE
CONT. BUS IN jack of another component using an RCA-type
pin lead.
Note:
© If the connected component with the remote control
(D.BUS/RC-5) jacks has an iNT/EXT switch on the rear
panel, set the switch to EXT.
SR1020 rear panel
CD player
rear panel
* Set to INT.
If this unit is to be connected to a CD player and tape deck of
the Marantz Slim Line Series, refer to “Systern Connection
through AL-Bus” Shown in below figure.
SYSTEM (AL-BUS)
Receiver SR1010/SR1020
AUDIO BUS
REMOTE BUS
System Connection through AL-Bus
* Use the following connections if this unit is to be used in
combination with the Marantz Slim Line Series
components.
Note:
If these components are to be stacked, always observe the
stacking order shown in this illustration, that is, the receiver
‘on top, the CD player in the middle and the tape deck at the
bottom.
Do not use this AC OUTLET when the unit is
combined with the Marantz Slim Line Series
components.
elf the mains lead of the CD player or tape
deck is connected to this AC OUTLET,
efficient operation cannot be guaranteed.
Mains power plug
CD Player CD1010/CD1020
AUDIO BUS
Set to SYSTEM
Mains power plug
Tape Deck SD1010/SD1020
Set to SYSTEM
Mains power plug

CONNECTORS
AND
CONTROL
BUTTONS
ON
THE
MAIN
UNIT
iO) Terminal for FM antenna, 75 ohms
For
connecting
an
external
FM
antenna
with
a
circular
plug,
or
for
connecting
a
cable
network.
@
Terminals
for
AM
antenna
and
earthing
To
connect
the
AM
loop
antenna
supplied,
use
the
terminais
marked
‘AM’
and
‘GND’.
In
areas
where
the
AM
loop
antenna
gives
unsatisfactory
results,
it
is
recommended
that
the
receiver
be
connected
to
an
outdoor
antenna.
Use
the
terminal
marked
‘AM’
for
this.
An
earthing
lead
can
be
connected
to
the
terminal
marked
"GND"
to
reduce
interference
further.
®
TUNING
STEP
selector
(SR1020/1A
and
$R1010/1B
only)
This
switch
changes
the
step
when
the
tuner
searches
for
the
next
station
up
and
down
the
scale.
IN
Europe
this
switch
should be set to “8 KHz”.
@)
FM
DE-EMPHASIS
switch
(SR1020/1A
and
$R1010/1B
only)
This
unit
is
equipped
with
switchable
de-emphasis.
This
switch
works
in
conjunction
with
the
TUNING
STEP
selector
switch.
The
de-emphasis
is
set
to
“50uS”
when
the
unit
leaves
the
factory.
©) PHONO input jacks
Connect
to
the
output
jacks
of
record
player
using
a
Moving-
Magnet-type
cartridge.
An
earth
terminal
for
connecting
the
earth
wire
of
the
turntable
is
provided,
|f
hum
or
other
noise
is
observed
as
a
result
of
earth
wire
connection,
do
not
connect
the
earth
wire.
® CD input jacks
Connect
to
the
audio
output
jacks
of
a
CD
player.
@® AVX 1/AUX 2 input jacks
Connect
to
the
audio
output
jacks
of
the
second
CD
player,
second
tape
deck,
etc.
DCC input/output jacks
Connect
the
IN
jack
to
the
output
jack
of
a
DCC
deck,
and
the
OUTjack
to
its
input
jack.
@® TAPE input/output jacks
Connect
the
IN
jacks
to
the
output
jacks
of
a
tape
deck,
and
the
OUT
jacks
to
its
input
jacks.
(Q SPEAKER SYSTEM terminais
Connect
the
left
and
right
speaker
feads,
observing
the
+
and
—
polarity
of
the
leads
and
terminals.
@ D.BUs jacks
Connect
to
a
component
equipped
with
remote
control
(D.BUS/RC-5)
jacks.
(Refer
to
page
4)
ie) REMOTE control switch
This
switch
selects
the
remote
control
operation
mode.
Set
to
SYSTEM
when
the
unit
is
being
used
in
combination
with
a
CD
player
and
tape
deck
of
the
Marantz
Slim
Line
Series.
® ac ourTLeT
Use
this
mains
power
outiet
to
power
another
component.
The
power
supply
from
the
AC
OUTLET
is
turned
ON/OFF
by
switching
the
power
of
this
unit
ON/OFF
with
the
POWER
‘switch
on
the
front
panel
or
the
POWER
switch
of
the
remote
control.
The
power
consumption
of
the
component
connected
to
the
AC
OUTLET
must
not
exceed
100.W.
(} Main POWER switch
Press
this
switch
to
turn
the
power
supply
to
this-unit
ON,
and
press
again
to
turn
it
OFF.
When
this
switch
is
in
the
ON
position,
the
power
of
the
unit
can
be
switched
ON/OFF
with
the
POWER
switch
on
the
front
panel
or
with
the
POWER
switch
on
the
remote
control.
The
main
POWER
switch
should
normally
be
eft
in
the
pushed-in
ON
position,
4 ® Mains lead
Connect to a mains power outlet.
4® Touch sensor (SR1020 only)
When
this
elongated
button
is
touched
lightly,
the
front
flap
opens
or
closes
automatically.
@® POWER switch
Press
to
turn
power
ON
and
press
again
to
tum
it
OFF.
The
clock
is
displayed
while
the
POWER
switch
is
OFF.
48 CLOCK button
Press
to
enter
the
clock
display
mode.
If
this
button
is
pressed
while
the
POWER
switch
is
ON,
the
display
changes
to
the
clock
display
and
then
returns
to
the
previous
display
in
5
seconds.
(9 TIMER button
This
button
is
used
when
setting
a
timer
program
or
checking
the
timer
program
contents
after
setting
the
timer.
It
is
also
used
to
cancel
a
set
value.
@ F/P (Frequency/Preset) button
Press
this
button
to
select
whether
frequencies
or
preset
numbers
are
to
be
displayed.
@ AM/PM and Station Name button
This
button
is
used
when
setting
the
clock
or
the
timer
function.
Press
to
alternate
between
AM
and
PM
or
to
switch
between
the
12-hour
display
mode
and
the
24-hour
display
mode.
When
the
tuner
source
is
selected,
pressing
this
button
sets
a
station
name.
@ wiM+ and H/M— buttons
These
buttons
are
used
when
setting
the
clock
or
the
timer
function.
@ BAND button
Press to alternate between FM and AM.
@ «up and ¥ DOWN buttons
Press
these
buttons
to
change
the
tuner
frequency
or
preset
channels.
These
buttons
are
also
used
to
enter
alphanumeric
characters
during
timer
setting
or
station
name
preset
opera-
tion.
® Function buttons
Press
this
button
to
select
the
source
to
be
played
or
recorded.
The
selected
source
name
appears
in
the
display.

@ Display
This panel shows information on'the status of the unit.
TIMER]
Timer indicator
COP D-T: Tape copy indicator
SLEEP}. SLEEP indicator
Preset SCAN indicator
: Tuned indicator
STEREO indicator
H FM AUTO/AUTO memory indicator
: Memory indicator
“I~: Function/Station name/Clock indicator
Frequency/Preset indicator
SGOosSesg@GO8o
:
VOLume control
This knob adjusts the volume.
@ BALance control
This rotary dial adjusts the balance between the left and right
speakers and headphones.
@ PHONES jack
For connecting a pair of stereo headphones.
Plugging in the headphones turns the speaker sound off.
@)_ MEMO button
This button is used to store frequency preset, timer setting
data, preset station name and clock data in the memory.
@ copy button
Press to copy sound from DCC to TAPE. The sound can be
copied regardless of the source being played.
NOTE:
This button is invalid wnen a component of the Marantz Slim
Line Series is connected through the AL-Bus.
@ Infrared sensor
The infrared signal from the remote control enters the unit
through this window. When remote controlling the unit, point
the remote contro! transmitter toward this window.
cz} BASS/TREBLE tone controls
The bass and treble frequencies can be controlled by turning
the respective controls. Turning a control clockwise toward +
enhances the corresponding frequencies and turning it
counterclockwise toward — attenuates them.
BASS: Controls the tone of low frequencies.
TREBLE: Controls the tone of high frequencies.
CONTROL BUTTONS ON THE REMOTE
CONTROL
POWER switch
Press thé switch to turn the power of the unit ON. Pressing
the switch again turns the power OFF and the unit enters the
standby mode.
This switch also turns the power output from the AC OUTLET
on the rear panel ON/OFF.
2} Function buttons
CD, PHONO, FM/AM (iuner), DCC, TAPE, AUX 4/TV and
AUX 2/LD.
These buttons select the source to be played or recorded.
3) Numeric buttons 1 to 9
These buttons are used fo enter figures in the selection of a
tuner preset station, to set the clock or to set select a CD
track number, etc. The functions of these buttons are
dependent on the function button selected.
4) O/CL button
This button is used to enter the number “O” as well as to
cance! various operations.
5) Control buttons
Play (>), Stop (a), Pause (H), FF (me), REW (<4).
These buttons are used when operating the CD player, TAPE
deck, DCC deck, etc.
The functions of these buttons are dependent on the function
button selected.
6] MODE 1/A button
The function of this button is dependent on the function
button selected, as described below.
When CD is selected:
Disc + (used to select a disc in the CD changer).
When TAPE or DCC is selected:
Deck A
(used to select deck A of a double cassette deck).
When TUNER is selected:
FIP
(used to select whether frequencies or preset numbers.
are to be displayed).
When AUX 1/TV is selected:
Video
(used to switch the TV input between VIDEO and TV).
When AUX 2/LD is selected:
Side A (used to select side A of LD).
When a VCR is selected:
Auto Tracking (used to select auto tracking of VCR).
7) MODE 2/B button
The function of this button is dependent on the function
button selected, as described below.
When CD is selected:
Disc — (used to select a disc in the CD changer).
When TAPE or DCC is selected:
Deck B
(used to select deck B of a double cassette deck).
When TUNER is selected:
Preset Scan (used to receive all of the tuner preset
stations sequentially).
When AUX 1/TV is selected:
PIP (used to select the Picture-In-Picture Function).
When AUX 2/LD is selected:
Side B (used to select side B of LD).
The foliowing table shows the functions of the MODE buttons
Band.
CD |TAPE/DCC | TUNER | . TV LO VCR
[BIMODE-1/A |DISC + | DECKA | F/P/CH |VIDEO|SIDE A| AUTO-Tr:
DISC -| DECKB |P.SCAN| PIP |SIDEB CNTICLK |

ca)
[8} TIMER button
Its function is the same as the TIMER button on the main unit.
This button is used in combination with the numeric buttons
and [4], +/— buttons [10] and MEMO button [fi].
9] CLOCK button
The function of this button is the same as that of the CLOCK
button (8 of the main unit.
This button is used in combination with the numeric buttons
3] and (@} and the MEMO button fii].
0] +/— buttons
11] MEMO button
This button is used when setting a timer program or the clock.
To set a timer program, press the TIMER button [8] first. To
set the clock, press the CLOCK button [S] first. Then use the
numeric buttons, +/— buttons and MEMO button.
[2] SLEEP button
Press to set the sleep timer,
13] P/CH &/¥ buttons
These buttons are used to increase/decrease the tuner preset
number, increase/decrease the CD track number or to go to
the next/previous track on a TAPE.
The function of this button is dependent on the function
button [2] selected
[4] VOLUME 4/¥ buttons
These buttons vary the listening volume. Press the + button
to increase It and the -- button to decrease It.
15} MUTE button
Press to mute the sound from the speakers. When this button
is pressed, the speakers are muted and “MUTE” appears on
the display of the main unit. Pressing the button again
cancels the muting function, which can also be cancelled by
pressing one of the function buttons.
(16) SYSTEM/DOOR/TRAY buttons ($R1020)
* |f components of the Marantz Slim Line Series are
connected through the AL-Bus, the SYSTEM button allows
the doors on the system components to be opened or
closed
NOTE:
The SYSTEM button is invalid if the components are not
connected through the AL-Bus.
* Pressing the DOOR button opens or closes the doors on
the system components.
To open or close the CD door alone, first press the CD
function button [2] then press the DOOR button. To open
or close the cassette door alone, first press the TAPE
function button [2} then press the DOOR button.
* Pressing the TRAY button opens or closes the CD tray or
the cassette tray. To open or close the CD tray, first press
the CD function button [2], then press the TRAY button.
The cassette door can be opened or closed with a similar
operation.
® If the PHONO input is selected using the remote controller,
the door of the SR1020 cannot be opened or closed from
the remote controller.
It can be opened or closed if the function button selected
before the PHONO button is pressed has been AUX 4,
AUX 2 or AM/FM.
[17] PROG button
This button is used to store a preset station in the memory or
to program a CD track.
8] MODE/«» button
The function of this button is.dependent on the function
button [2] selected, as described below.
When CD is selected:
Repeat (used to repeat the same tracks).
When TAPE or DCC is selected:
Direction (used to select side A or B).
When tuner is selected:
Stereo/Mono {used to switch the tuner reception mode
between stereo and mono).
When AUX 1/TV is selected:
Bilinguat (used to select the TV audio multiplex mode).
When AUX 2/LD is selected:
Sound {used to select the LD audio mode).
When a VCR is selected:
Bilingual (used to select the VCR audio mode).
CD |ACC/DCC| TUNER Tv Lb | VCR
MODE/4> |REPEAT| <> ST/MONO | BILIN | SOUND | BILIN
[19] DCC REC button (Append)
When this button is pressed, the deck advances the new tape
to be recorded until the start position of the recordable tape
and enters the record-pause mode. If recording is to. be
started from the middle of a tape, the deck searches the
position where the previous recording was ended and enters
the record-pause mode.
20) TAPE REC button
Press to REC PAUSE.
21) REC-CANCEL button
Press to cancel the record mode of the tape deck or DCC
deck
The deck rewinds iape io the recording start point, performs
the same operation as Rec muting then enters the record-
pause mode.
22} PAUSE (II) button
Press to pause playback or recording of the TAPE deck or
DCC deck.
For details, refer to the instruction manual of your TAPE deck
or DCC deck.
23, DISPLAY button
The function of this button is dependent on the function
button [2] selected, as described below
When CD's selected:
Time (used to switch the displayed time between
elapsed time and remaining time).
When DCC is selected:
Text (with DCC, used to display character information)
When TUNER is selected:
Text (invalid).
When AUX 1/TV is selected:
OSD (used to conirol the on-screen display of TV).
When AUX 2/LD is selected:
OSD (used to control the on-screen display of LD).
When a VCR is selected:
Slow (used for slow playback of videotape).
* For details, refer to the instruction manuais of the
components used in your system.

RANDOM button
The function of this button is dependent on the function
button 2] selected.
When CD is selected:
Random (used for random playback).
When DCC is selected:
Time (with DCC, used to switch the time display mode).
When TUNER is selected:
Invalid.
When AUX 1/TV Is selected:
Size (used to switch the picture size with a wide-screen
TY).
When AUX 2/LD is selected:
Invalid
When a VCR is selected:
Slow + (used in slow playback of videotape).
The following table shows the functions of buttons 23 and 24.
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Gil RANDOM sci pecks | size’ - |slow+
1. Remote control operation range
The remote control should be operated at a distance of less
than 5 m from the infrared sensor of the unit. Be careful not to
point the transmitter of the remote control in any direction
other than towards the infrared sensor and ensure that there
are no obstacles between the transmitter and infrared sensor,
for these may make remote control operation impossible.
2. Loading batteries
The batteries in the remote control have a service life of about
one year under normal use. When the remote control is not to
be used for a long period of time, be sure to remove the
batteries. If the remote contro! power seems to be weakened,
replace the batteries before they are exhausted.
4) Remove the battery cover by pushing the tab.
“—.
2) Load batteries with the correct + (positive) and —
(negative) polarities
Use two R03 (UM-4) dry
I) cel batteries
3) Click the battery cover back into position.
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The RC1020SR Remote control is capable of controlling
Marantz system components equipped with the D-Bus or AL-
Bus jacks, such as a CD player and tape deck as well as this
unit. Refer to “Connection of D-BUS Remote Control Bus” on
page 4 or to “System Connection through AL-Bus” on page 4
and make the appropriate connections before proceeding to
system control operation.
An example procedure for system operation is described
below. Here, the case in which a CD player is connected to
this unit through the AL-Bus is taken as an example.
4, Press the POWER switch [J to turn the power of this unit
ON.
2. Press the CD function button [2] to set the remote’ control
to CD mode.
3. Press the “5” numeric button :3] to select track number 5 of
the CD.
4. Press the Play » contro! button [5] to play the CD.
5. Press the VOLUME 4/¥ buttons {4 to adjust the listening
volume.
6. Press the Stop m control button iS] to stop the CD,
7. Press the POWER switch [1] to turn the power OFF.
* As described above, pressing one of the function buttons
[2] of the remote control switches the remote control mode
so that the CD player, tape deck or DCC deck can be
controlled (Play, Stop, Pause, etc.),
Functions available with AL-Bus System Connection
The numbers of controls and buttons on the main unit are
enclosed In ©, and those on the remote control are enclosed
in.
1. Synchronized power ON/OFF
Switching the POWER switch @/[1] ON/OFF also turns
ON/OFF the power of the CD player.and tape deck
connected through the bus system connection.
2. Synchronized door open/close (SR1020 only)
Pressing the DOOR button [18 of the remote control opens
or closes the doors of the components in the system
3. Auto operation
When the tape deck or CD player is operated, the system
switches over automatically to the component which is
playing.
4. Simple connection
The system can be connected very easily with a small
number of cables.
Note:
lf the AL-Bus system connection has been made, it is not
possible to dub DCC sound onto cassette tape while playing
another source. Dubbing is possible only when the source
being played is the dubbing source

PLAYING A PROGRAMME SOURCE
® Normal play
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2.
3.
4.
Set the VOLUME control @ to the minimum position.
Press the POWER switch @2/[1] to turn the power ON.
Press the optimum function button @/[Z] for the source to
be played by referring to the table below.
Start playing the source component,
Adjust the listening volurne with the VOLUMEcontrol @/[4.
Adjust the tone with the TONE CONTROLS
(BASS/TREBLE) &.
Adjust the left and right volume balance with the
BALANCE control @.
Function button @y[2]
Source to be played —
CD player cD
FM/AM ' BAND or FM/AM
AUX (second tape deck, etc.) | AUX 1
AUX (second CD player, etc.) | AUX 2
DCC deck DCC
Record player PHONO
Cassette tape deck TAPE
To record sound onto a tape or DCC:
Use the following procedure when recording, for example,
CD onto a cassette tape or DCC.
1.
2.
3.
Press the function button @/{2] of the source to be
recorded. In this example, press the CD function button.
Operate the CD player.
Operate the tape deck to record the CD onto a cassette
tape.
The recorded sound will be the sarne as that reproduced
through the speakers.
To dub from a DCC to cassette tape while listening to
the sound of CD playback, for example:
. Press the function button @/[Z) of the source to be
listened. In this example, press the CD function button,
. Press the COPY button @). “COP D-sT” appears on the
display.
. Play the DCC deck.
. Operate the tape deck to record the DCC playback onto a
cassette tape.
The sound reproduced through the speakers is the CD
playback, but the contents recorded onto the cassette is
the DCC playback.
Notes:
If a system composed of Marantz Slim Line Series models is
connected through the AL-Bus, it is not possible to dub DCC
sound onto cassette tape while playing another source.
The COPY button can use when the SYSTEM switch of the
SR 1020 main unit is set to INT or EXT.
TUNER OPERATION
The numbers of controls and buttons on the main unit are
enclosed in ©, and those on the remote control are enclosed
inQD.
Before proceeding to tuner operation, press the FM/AM
function button [2] of the remote contro! to set the remote
contro! in the tuner mode.
* To listen to the tuner
1. Set the VOLUME control @ to the minimum position.
2. Press the POWER button @/[] to tun the power ON.
3. Press the BAND button @ or the FM/AM function button
to select the radio band to be received.
4. Press the F/P button @ or the MODE 1/A button [6] to
select the frequency display.
5. Press the TUNING & UP or ¥ DOWN button 24/113 to scan
the frequency. Pressing the button for less than 0.5
second scans the frequency by 1 step. Holding the button
depressed scans the frequency continuously. When the
button is released in this mode, auto tuning starts. Auto
tuning stops automatically when a broadcasting station is
tuned into, and the TUNED indicator lights up. The tuned
signal strength is displayed on the bar display of the
frequency/preset indicator @ - @ for 2 seconds
6. Adjust the volume with the VOLUME contro! @/().
The following operation is available only on the remote
control.
When receiving the FM band, set the desired audio mode
with the MODE button [ig
When the AUTO indicator is lit up:
When a stereo programme is being received, the
STEREO indicator lights up and the programme is
received in stereo.
To receive sound in mono, press the MODE button so
that the AUTO indicator goes off.
PRESET MEMORY OPERATION
This unit can store up to 30 stations selected randomly in the
FM, MW and LW (SR1020/1A and SR1010/1B only) bands.
The preset memory function allows the frequency, receiving
mode and also the station name to be stored in the memory.
The preset memory can be jilled in two ways:
* Manuai preset memory (remote control only)
1. Select a desired station, refering to “Tuner Operation”,
2. Press the PROG button [7].
The MEMO indicator on the display starts to flash; while it
is flashing, enter the preset number with the numeric
buttons [3] on the remote control. Then press the PLOG
button [I again to complete the preset memory storage.
Note:
It is recommended that numbers from 1 to 9 be entered as
two digits, e.g. 01 to 0S. They can also be entered as one
digit, but a waiting period of 3 seconds fs required in this
case.
* Auto preset memory (main unit only)
This allows a band to be scanned automatically, a station with
good reoperation to be found and to be and stored in the
preset memory.
‘tL. Select the desired band and frequency. In this example,
select FM 87.5 MHz.

2. While holding the MEMO button & depressed, press the
& UP buiton @. The auto preset memory operaiion starts.
It first stores the present frequency in [P1] and, when "P1”
is displayed, starts auto scanning within the band.
3. The MEMO indicator flashes on the display.
4. When.a station is received, scanning pauses for 5
seconds. In this period, the following operations can be
performed:
1) Changing the band @.
2) Changing the mode fg.
5. If no button is pressed in the period above, the frequency
being received is stored in [P2]. If the a UP button @ is
pressed in the 5-second period, scanning restarts without
storing the frequency being received in the memory.
6. When stations up to [P30] have been preset, auto preset
memory is automatically stopped.
To stop In mid-operation, press one of the function buttons
® or, on the remote control, press one of the function
buttons ‘2] or the O/CL button [4].
* Station name preset
The station name preset function allows the name of each
preset channel to be entered using alphanumeric characters.
The Station Name button is valid only in the tuner mode and
the preset number display mode
Before station name preset operation, store stations with the
preset memory operation described on the previous page.
1. Press the Station Name button @.
The ---- indicator in the display starts to flash.
2. Within 5 seconds, press the MEMO button @. The MEMO
indicator starts flashing, and the leftmost column of the
station name indicator flashed, indicating the character
entry ready status.
[ Operation using the buttons on the main unit ]
3. When the & UP button @ is pressed, alphabetic and
numeric characters will be displayed in the following
order:
A> B-C...Z —_(Blank) >» 1+ 23 3..0+--A
UP
<— DOWN
Holding the button depressed displays alphanumeric
characters at high speed, and pressing the YW DOWN
button reverses the order.
4, After selecting the first character to be entered, press the
MEMO button &, The entry in this column is fixed and the
next column starts to flash, Fill the next column and press
the MEMO button @0 to confirm the entry.
Note:
The station name preset is not complete until all of the 5
colurnns have been filled. Unused columns should be
filled by entering blanks.
[ Operation using the buttons on the remote control ]
3. Enter the character using the numeric buttons [3] [4].
For example, to enter "A"
1) Press the “1” button. “A” appears on the display
column.
2) Every time the “1" button is pressed, the displayed
character changes in the order: A> B+C>1—A....
Pressing buttons other than the “1” button cause
different characters to be displayed in a similar way, so
that other alphanumeric characters can be entered.
To enter a blank or space, press the “9” button.
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4. When the desired character is displayed, press the PROG
button [7] to confirm the entry in this column and move to
the next column.
After having filled alt of the 5 columns, press the PROG
‘button ff again
* Recalling a station from the preset memory {remote
control only}
4. Direct selection by pressing numeric buttons 3] [4]:
Enter an integer from 1 to 30. 1-digit preset numbers 1 to 9
should be preceded by 0, for example “05”. The entry is
complete when the second digit has been entered.
If the display mode before recalling was the frequency
display mode, the display returns to the frequency display
in 3 seconds. If it was the preset number display mode,
the display mode remains the same.
2. Selection using UP/DOWN buttons 73]
Press the MODE 4/A button [6] to select the preset number
display mode.
Each press of the UP or DOWN button [3 increases or
decreases the preset number by one, holding the button
depressed changes the preset numbers at a high speed
and releasing the button stops the high-speed change.
* If the station names have also been preset, they are
displayed together with the preset numbers
¢ Preset scan tuning (remote contro! only)
1. Press the MODE 2/8 button 7]
The P-SCAN indicator flashes on the display, and the
display enters the preset number display mode. (The
smallest preset number is recalled at this time. If no station
has been preset, "POO" flashes and the display returns to
the previous contents.)
2. Preset scan starts endlessly advancing to the next preset
number, for example from P1 to P2, every 5 seconds. The
preset numbers which do not correspond to any preset
memory are skipped.
3. Preset scanning can be accelerated by holding the UP
button [13| depressed.
Preset scanning can.be cancelled by pressing the DOWN
button [13
It can also be cancelled by pressing the 0 button.
* Clearing the preset memory (remote control only)
The preset memory contents can be cleared with the follow-
ing procedure.
1, Press the MODE 1/A button [6] to enter the preset number
display mode, then recall the preset number to be cleared
with the UP or DOWN button [13].
2. Press the PROG button 7] and,-while the MEMO indicator
fiaslhes for 5 seconds, press the “O/CL" button [4]. The
CLEAR indicator is displayed and the contents of that
preset number are cleared

PRESENT TIME SETTING
[ Operation using the buttons on the main unit]
The Initial clock display is “0:00”,
The following is an example of how to set, the time of 13:00,
or 1:00 PM.
The time can be set either in the 12-hour system or 24-hour
system,
Button Operation Display
Y. Press the MEMO button 4. MEMO flashing.
2, While the MEMO indicator is flash-
» ing,.press the H/M+ or H/M— but- og00
ton @ to set the digits displayed to
the left of the colon to “43” or “1" T
Flashing
Press the MEMO button @.
Now the hour digits have been set.
3. Press the H/M+ or H/M— button
@ to set the digits displayed to the
right of the colon to "30".
Litup Flashing
Press the MEMO button @.
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4. Press the AM/PM button @) so that
"PM" is displayed. Litup . Flashing
When setting a time after midnight
or in the morning, press the AM/PM
button again so that "AM" is dis-
played,
5. Press the MEMO button @.
1330 PM
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t
Flashing
6. While listening to the time an-
nouncement of a telephone service,
for example, press the MEMO 3G BR
button @ exactly at the instant >
13:30 is announced. The time is set Flashi
and the clock starts. asning
7, The 24-hour system can be
switched to the 12-hour system as
described below:
Press the MEMO button @.
Press the AM/PM button @.
Press the MEMO buiton again to
display the time in the 12-hour
system.
8. To set the time while the power is
ON, if the clock is not displayed,
first press the CLOCK button to
display the time, then immediately
press the MEMO button @; and
start time-setting with the same
procedure outlined in steps 2 to 7
above,
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[ Operation using buttons on the remote contro! ]
The remote control can set the time only in the 24-hour
system.
1. Press the CLOCK button /3]
2. Press the MEMO button [fil.
3. Enter 1 3 3 O using the numeric buttons
4. Press the MEMO button [1].
5. While listening to a time announcement, press the MEMO
button @ exactly at the instant 13:30 is announced,
Correcting the Time
The displayed time can be corrected by repeating the time-
setting procedure from ihe beginning, but can be corrected
more simply if it is done near 00 minute of an hour.
The following example assumes that the displayed time of
13:40 is to be corrected to 14:00.
1. Press the MEMO button @/'l] twice.
Flashing
2. While listening to a time announcement, press the MEMO
button G0/{ii] the moment 14:00 is announced.
Note:
The displayed hour does not change if the minute figures
displayed are between 00 and 29. if they are between 30
and 59, the displayed hour increases by one.
For example, the time being displayed is 13:58, the above
operation changes it to 14:00.
Program Timer Setting
The timer built in to this unit allows you to perform the follow-
ing operations:
* Two kinds of timer settings: Program 1, Program 2;
* Setting of ON time and OFF time;
* Setting of operation mode;
The operation mode is selected from tuner preset numbers
1 to 30, CD, PHONO, DCC, TAPE, AUX 1, AUX 2 and
AUTO.
* Specification of CD track number to be played:
* Setting of single (ONCE) operation or everyday (DAILY)
operation.
In the following procedure, each button should be pressed
within 8 seconds of pressing the previous one.
1, Press the POWER switch 4/1] to turn the power of the
unit ON.
2. Press the TIMER button @/[B]. The TIMER indicator
flashes on the display.
3. Press the MEMO button @/fi] within 5 seconds of the
above. The MEMO indicator and “PRG-1” flash, indicating
that the unit is in the timer setting mode.
4. Select Program 1 or Program 2 with the & UP or ¥ DOWN
button 4y[i9.
In this example, select PROG-1 and press the MEMO
button @0y fi].

[ Operation using the buttons on the main unit ]
5. “— -:— — ON” is displayed. Enter the timer ON time in
hours and minutes using the H/M+ and H/M— buttons @,
and press the MEMO button @ after each entry.
(The entry order is hour figures » MEMO ~» minute figures
— MEMO. The entry can be made either in the 24-hour
systern or 12-hour system.)
When the display changes to “~ ~:— ~ OFF”, enter the
timer OFF time in hours and minutes using the H/M+ and
H/M— buttons @, and press the MEMO button & after
each entry.
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[ Operation using the buttons on the remote control }
5, “~ —i- — ON’ is displayed. Enter the timer ON time using
the numeric buttons [3] [4]. To enter 13:30, press 1 > 3 >
3-0. After entry, press the MEMO button 11).
6, Similarly, enter the timer OFF time using the numeric
buttons 3] [4] and press the MEMO button il] after entry.
7. “AUTO” starts to flash on the dispiay.
With AUTO timer operation, when the ON time comes, the
unit searches the components automatically in the order
TAPE > DCC -+ CD — TUNER to detect the presence of a
source (if a disc or tape is set), and plays the first
detected source.
[ To set the timer with AUTO timer operation ]
A, Press the MEMO button 60/[1]] while “AUTO" is flashing.
(If AUTO timer operation is required, the AUTO operation
is set automatically in 8 seconds, even when the MEMO
button is not pressed.)
B. “ONCE” starts to flash on the display.
Select ONCE or DAILY by pressing the UP or DOWN
button 29/[0.
The ONCE operation executes the set timer operation only
once, after which the memory is cleared.
The DAILY operation executes the set timer operation
every day.
After selecting “ONCE” or “DAILY”, press the MEMO
button @/il).
The ONCE or DAILY operation is set automatically in 8
seconds even if the MEMO button is not pressed.
Notes:
* Timer operations such as timer playback are not possible
if a Marantz CD player or tape deck is not connected
through the remote control bus.
¢ The power supply from the AC OUTLET 3 on the rear
panel of the main unit is turned on/off in conjunction with
the timer operation. The AC OUTLET has a maximum
capacity of 100 W; Do not connect products which have a
higher power consumption.
The system components of Marantz Slim Line Series can
be turned ON through the remote control bus line, and can
therefore be connected directly to the wall mains outlets.
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Caution in Timer Play
A. Be sure to set the present time before setting the timer
operation.
B. if the times set for two timer programs overlap, the timer
will operate as follows.
1) if the ON time of one program comes after the ON time
of the other program:
(Exampie)
PRGA
- In the case shown on the
eae left, PRG-2 is not executed.
ON ON OFF OFF
2) If the ON time of one program coincides with the OFF
time of the other:
(Example)
PRG-1 PRG-2
In the case shown on
the left, PRG-2 is also
executed.
ON OFFION OFF
C. While setting the timer, units except for receiver cannot be
operated.
Be sure to operate the units after completion of the timer
setting.
[ To set the timer with MANUAL timer operation ~ 1 —]
A. Press the UP or DOWN button @/[10 while “AUTO” is
flashing on the display in step 7 above.
B. The display changes to flashing “MANU”, Press the
MEMO button 60/117] while "MANU" is flashing.
C. The display changes to “SEL”. Now select the source to
be played by the timer by pressing one of the function
buttons @yE2].
D. The tuner can be selected by pressing the BAND button
@ of the main unit or the “3" (for example) numeric button
[3] of the remote control.
—. When the desired preset number is displayed, press the
MEMO button @/i11)
The display changes to flashing "ONCE".
Select ONCE or DAILY by pressing the UP or DOWN
button @y[id.
The ONCE operation executes the set timer operation only
once, after which the memory is cleared.
The. DAILY operation executes the set timer operation
every day.
After selecting “ONCE” or “DAILY”, press the MEMO
button yf),
The ONCE or DAILY operation is set automatically in 8
seconds even if the MEMO button is not pressed.
Note:
To set a tuner broadcast station with its preset number, the
station has to be stored in the preset memory beforehand
Timer program setting is not possible if no station has been
stored in the preset memory.

[ To set the timer with MANUAL timer operation — 2-]
When a CD is to be played by the timer, the track number to
be played can also be specified.
A. Press the UP or DOWN button @/ {0
flashing on the display in step 7 above.
B. The display changes to flashing "MANU". Press the
MEMO button 48/[i] while “MANU” is flashing.
C. The display changes to “SEL”. Now select the source to
be played by the timer, CD, in this example, by pressing
the CD function button @y
D. When “NUMBR? is displayed, Enter the track number with
the UP or DOWN button 1. Pressing the UP bution
increases the number from + — 2 3..., and pressing the
DOWN button decreases it from 99 — 98 — 97...
When the desired track number is displayed, press the
» MEMO button 60/[1]. if the MEMO button is not pressed,
track number 1 will be set in 8 seconds.
* The track number can be specified directly using the
numeric buttons [3] of the remote control
E. The display changes to flashing “ONCE”.
Select ONCE or DAILY by pressing the UP or DOWN
button @4y (10.
The ONCE operation executes the set timer operation only
once, after which the memary is cleared
The DAILY operation executes the set timer operation
avery day,
After selecting “ONCE” or “DAILY”, press the MEMO
button fi.
The ONCE or DAILY operation is set automatically in 8
seconds even if the MEMO button is not pressed.
while "AUTO" is
* The set timer programs can be cancelled temporarily
when they are not required.
4. If the TIMER indicator is displayed, press the TIMER
button (9/[8]. When the timer program contents start to be
displayed, press the TIMER button again.
2. The TIMER indicator disappears from the display, and the
timer program will not be executed,
The timer program can be re-activated by pressing the
TIMER button 43/{8) again to display the TIMER indicator.
If both PRG-1 and PRG-2 have been set, it is not possible
to temporarily cancel only one of them.
Checking Timer Program Contents
Use the following procedure to check the timer program
contents.
The check is possible even when the power of the unit is
OFF.
1. Press the TIMER button @/[8}. If no timer program has
been set, The TIMER indicator flashes for 2 seconds and
then disappears. If any timer programs have been set,
their contents are displayed in the following order, taking 2
seconds for each step.
2. “TIMER PRG-1" is displayed.
3. "13:50 ON” or “2:30 PM”
(an example of ON time display)
4. "16:30 OFF" of “4:30 PM"
(an example of OFF time display)
5. "CD 11" (example when CD track No. 11 is to be played)
6. "DAILY" or “ONCE” (depending whether PRG-1 is DAILY
or ONCE)
7. “TIMER PRG-2” (not displayed when PRG-2 has not
been set}
8. The information on PRG-2 is displayed in the same way as
in 3 to 6 above
9. The display returns to the previous display of clock or
function.
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Clearing Timer Program (remote contro! only)
Use the foliowing procedure to clear the contents of a timer
program.
4. Press the TIMER button [8].
2. When the timer check operation starts, press the “O/CL”
numeric button [4] while the contents of the timer program
to be cleared, PRG-1 or PRG-2, are displayed.
Sleep Timer Setting (remote control only)
The sieep timer function allows the power of the unit to be
turned OFF automatically after a specified period. of time.
1. While the power is ON, press the SLEEP button [12],
2, Flashing “SLEEP” appears on the display.
3. Within 5 seconds of step 2 above, press. the MEMO button
Ti). The display changes to flashing “SLEEP 10”,
4. If the SLEEP button is pressed again within 5 seconds of
step 3 above, the displayed period changes in the
following order 10 + 20 30 > 40» 50 — 60-+ 90>
120 -» OFF —> 10...
5. When the desired period is displayed, press the MEMO
button I.
“SLEEP” is now lit up continuously on the display.
* To check the remaining time of the sleep timer after it has
been activated, press the SLEEP button [2. The time
period will be displayed.
* To change the sleep timer period after the sleep timer has
been activated, proceed as follows.
A, Press the SLEEP button [3, then immediately press the
MEMO button i)
B. Set the sleep timer period again following steps 2 to 5
above.
* To cancel the sleep timer operation, use the following
procedure.
A. Press the SLEEP button [1 then, within 5 seconds,
press the “O/CL” numeric button [4]. This cancels the
sleep timer.

TROUBLESHOOTING
Should faults occur, it is in many cases not necessary to
consult your dealer or Marantz technical service department.
On the basis of the following checks yoi will be able to rectify
a number of faults yourself without difficulty.
If the fault cannot be remedied after the following checks,
please consult your dealer or nearest Marantz service agent.
Does sound come from only one side?
— Is the balance control set correctly?
— Check the connections of the loudspeaker which is not
working.
— Check the connections between the sound source and
receiver.
— If using headphones, check that the plug is properly
inserted into the jack.
Does the receiver hum, buzz or howl during recording or
playback?
— Check the earth (GND) connection of the record player.
— Are the connection plugs pushed far enough into the
jacks?
— Keep the connection cable to the record player as far
away as possible from the mains power cable (in case of
hum) or TV circuits (in case of buzz).
— The receiver may how! as a result of acoustic feedback
from the loudspeakers to the record player. This occurs
mainly at higher volumes.
in this case change the positioning of the loudspeakers.
You cannot hear anything, and no indicator lights up?
—— The receiver is not switched on.
— The receiver is not connected to a mains power outlet.
— The mains power outlet is not live.
You cannot hear anything, but an indicator lights up?
— Are the function buttons in the correct position?
— Is the selected sound source functioning properly?
— Is the volume control high enough?
Do not keep it in the maximum position!
—~ Are the loudspeakers connected properly?
Before you check this, ensure that the receiver is switched
off.
Was the recording unsuccessful?
— Faulty operation of the signal source to be recorded.
Remote control is not working.
— Check that the batteries of the remote control are not
exhausted.
If they are, replace them with two new batteries .
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
This section describes the care and maintenance tasks that
must be performed to aptimize the operation of your Marantz
equipment.
CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT EXTERNAL SURFACES
The exterior finish of your unit will last indefinitely with proper
care and cleaning. Never use scouring pads, steel wool,
scouring powders or harsh chemical agents (¢.g., lye
solution), alcohol, thinners, benzine, insecticide or other
volatile substances as these will mar the finish of the
equipment. Likewise, never use cloths containing chemical
substances. If the equipment gets dirty. wipe the external
surfaces with a soft, lint-free cloth.
If the equipment becomes heavily soiled:
— dilute some washing up liquid in water, in a ratio of one
part detergent to six parts water
— dip a soft, lint free in the solution and wring the cloth out
until it is damp. 0
— wipe the equipment with the damp cloth.
— dry the equipment by wiping it with a dry cloth.
FUSE REPLACEMENT
If a fuse blows, unpiug the equipment from the mains supply.
Replace the fuse only with a fuse of the same type and rating.
Replacing the fuse with one of a higher rating or a slower
action will not protect the equipment and will invalidate the
warranty. if the replacement fuse blows again after the
equipment is turned on, the equipment should be taken to an
authorized service facility.
REPAIRS.
Only the most competent and qualified service technicians
should be allowed to service the equipment. The Marantz
company and its factory-trained warranty station personnel
have the knowledge and special facilities needed for repair
and calibration of this precision equipment. After the warranty
period has expired, repairs will be performed for a charge if
the equipment can be returned to normal operation.
in the event of difficulty, refer to your dealer or write directly to
the nearest location to you that is listed on the Marantz
Authorised Service Station list. If writing, please include the
model and serial number of the equipment together with a full
description of what you think is abnormal about the
equipment’s behaviour.

Figura 3
@ Terminal para antena de FM, 75 ohmios
® Terminales para antena de AM y puesta a tierra
® Selector TUNING STEP (sdlo SR1020/1A y SR1010/1B)
@) Interruptor FM DE-EMPHASIS (sélo SR1020/1A y
$R1010/1B)
Entradas PHONO
Entradas CD
Entradas AUX1/AUX2
Entradas/Salidas DCC
Entradas/Salidas TAPE
Terminales SPEAKER SYSTEM
@® Conectores D.BUS
(2 Interruptor REMOTE
@ Toma de corriente
Botén POWER principal
@ Cable de alimentacién
Sensor de contacto (sélo SR1020)
Interruptor POWER
Botén CLOCK
Botén TIMER
Botén F/P (Frecuencia/Presintonia)
Botén AM/PM y Nombre de Emisora
Botones HIM+ y H/M—
Botén BAND
Botones & UP y ¥V DOWN
)Botones de tuncién
Pantalla
[TIMER]
COP D-T
SLEEP
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TUNED!
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Control VOL
@ control BAL
@ Toma PHONES
Botén MEMO
&) Botén COPY
@ Sensor de infrarrojos
@) Controles BASS y TREBLE (TONE CONTROLS)
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Figura 3
@ Presa per antenna FM, 75 chm
@ Prese per antenna AM e collegamento a terra
@®) Selettore TUNING STEP (solo modelli $R1020/1A e
$R1010/1B)
® Interruttore FM DE-EMPHASIS (solo modelli
$R1020/1A e SR1010/1B)
©) Jack di ingresso PHONO
© Jack di ingresso CD
@) Jack di ingresso AUX 1/AUX 2
Jack di uscita/ingresso DCC
© Jack di ingresso/uscita TAPE
@® Prese SPEAKER SYSTEM
@ Jack D.BUS
@ Interruttore REMOTE
@® Presa ac
(@ Tasto POWER principale
® Cavo di alimentazione
(6 Sensore sensibile al tatto (solo SR1020)
@ Interruttore POWER
@® Tasto CLOCK
® Tasto TIMER
@ Tasto F/P (Frequency/Preset,
frequenza/preimpostazione)
@ Tasto AM/PM e nome stazione
@ Tasti HiM+ H/M-
@ Tasto BAND
@) Tasti A UP e ¥ DOWN
@ Tasti funzione
Display
TIMER}
OP D-T
Q
foo
Regolazione VOLUME
@ Regolazione BALance
@ Jack PHONES
@ Tasto MEMO
@) Tasto COPY
@ Sensore a infrarossi
8 REGOLAZIONE TONI BASSVALTI
QOOGEOGOHOHO®S

Abbildung 3
@® Klemme far UKW-Antenne, 75 Ohm
® Klemmen fiir AM-Antenne und Erdung
® TUNING STEP-Wahischalter (nur SR1020/1A und
$R1010/1B)
@ FM DE-EMPHASIS-Schalter (nur SR1020/1A und
$R1010/1B)
© PHONO-Eingangsbuchsen
® CD-Eingangsbuchsen
@ AUX 1/AUX 2-Eingangsbuchsen
DCC-Eingangs-/Ausgangsbuchsen
@) TAPE-Eingangs-/Ausgangsbuchsen
SPEAKER SYSTEM-Klemmen
@ p.Bus-Buchsen
(2 REMOTE-Schalter
@ NETZAUSGANG
@ Hauptnetzschalter POWER
© Netzkabel
Kc) Berdihrungssensor {nur SR1020)
@ Power-Schatter
® cLock-taste
© TIMER-Taste
@) Fyp-Taste (Frequenz/Vorwahisender)
@ AM/PM- und Sendernamen-Taste
@ Tasten HM + und H/M—
@ BAND-Taste
@ Taste a UP und ¥ DOWN
® Funktionstasten
Display
(TIMER)
COP D-T
SCA\
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ERE Ba Smog
te =
Lautstarkeregler
BALance-Regler
PHONES-Buchse
MEMO-Taste
@ copy-taste
(cy) infrarot-Sensor
@ BASS/TREBLE-Klangregler
SSSSCOSOSOSOCS8
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Figuur 3.
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@® GNDen am
@) TUNING STEP (alleen op de SR1020/1A en de
$R1010/1B)
DE-EMPHASIS (alleen op de SR1020/1A en de
$R1010/1B)
© PHONO en GND
© ep
@ AUX 1/AUX 2
DCC IN/OUT
© TAPE IN/OUT
(0 SPEAKER SYSTEM
@ p.sus
@ REMOTE
@ Netaansluiting
@ power
® Netsnoer
(6 Tiptoets (alleen op de SR1020)
@ power
@® crock
© Timer
©) FIP (frequentie/preset)
@ AM/PM en zendernaam
@ w+ en HiM—
@ Bano
@ «uP env DOWN
®) Functieknoppen
Displ
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Figure 3
a Terminal for FM antenna, 75 ohms
® Terminals for AM antenna and earthing
® TUNING STEP selector (SR1020/1A and SR1016/1B
only)
@® FM DE-EMPHASIS switch (SR1020/1A and SR1010/1B
only)
G) PHONO input jacks
: ® CD input jacks
@) AUX 1/AUX 2 input jacks
DCC input/output jacks
TAPE input/output jacks
SPEAKER SYSTEM terminals
D.BUS jacks
REMOTE control switch
‘AC OUTLET
Main POWER button
Mains lead
Touch sensor (SR1020 only)
( Power button
@® CLock button
@ TER button
@®) FIP (Frequency/Preset) button
@) AMP and Station Name button
@ HIM+ and H/M— buttons
@ BAND button
@ AUP and ¥ DOWN buttons
Function buttons
SOSSSSS0
VOLume control
BALance control
PHONES jack
MEMO button
COPY button
Infrared sensor
BASS/TREBLE TONE CONTROLS
B@SSOOLSLOSSHOIOOOGOOKD
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FRANCAIS
Figure 3
® Borne pour antenne FM,.75 ohms
@ Bornes pour antenne AM et pour mise a la terre
® Sélecteur d’accord de pas (TUNING STEP) (SR1020/1A
et SR1010/1B uniquement)
® Commutateur d’atténuation FM (FM DE-EMPHASIS)
(SR1020/1A et SR1010/1B uniquement)
© Prises d'enirée PHONO
© Prises d’entrée CD
@ Prises d’entrée AUX 1/AUX 2
Prises entrée/sortie DCC
@® Prises entrée/sortie TAPE
@® Bornes SPEAKER SYSTEM
@ Prises D.BUS
@ Commutateur pour télécommande REMOTE
@ Prise ca
@ Touche secteur POWER
@® Cordon secteur
(® Capteur tactile (SR1020 uniquement)
@® Touche POWER
8 Touche CLOCK (horloge)
Touche TIMER (minuterie)
@ Touche F/P (fréquence/présélection)
@) Touche AM/PM et nom de I'émetteur
@ Touches HiM+ et H/M-
® Touches BAND
@) Touches a UP et ¥Y DOWN
@ Touches de fonction
2) Afficheur
[rer]
col
[STEEP]
P D=T
TUNED]
| eee
@ Commande de VOLUME
@) Commande de BALance
@® Prise PHONES
@ Touche MEMO
@ Touche CopY
@ Capteur infrarouge
& _Commandes de tonalité BASS/TREBLE
(graves/aigués)
QOOSO9O@8200®

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Analogur output jacks or
AV components, video disc
player, etc.
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Assemble the AM roop antenna as shown in the
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