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assistance.
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Sten
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
SECTION
PAGE
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Band
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(PSO0)
Component
Locations
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Lamp
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(PY00)
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How
to
use
this
service
manual
e
The
“Common
parts’”
which
Marantz
Japan,
Inc.
has
established
are
eliminated
from
this
service
manual.
©
These
“Common
parts”
are
applied
to
all
models
in
the
service
manuals
arranged
and
issued
by
MJi.
©
To
indicate
clearly
the
common
parts
in
the
schematic
diagram,
a
line
is
drawn
above
or
under
the
Ref.
Desig.
No.
of
applicable
parts.
¢
"Common
parts”
can
be
supplied
from
the
Marantz
service
center
as
ever.
in
case
of
ordering,
please
establish
the
parts
number
of
12
N/C’S
following
the
procedure
mentioned
in
this
service
manual
"How
to
establish
the
parts
number
for
common
parts”.
1)
Please
correctly
write
the
parts
number
of
12
N/C’S
following
the
rule.
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ESS
RS
TS
RE
RE
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ER
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ER
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1532
MZ
1533
MODEL
ST-54/ST-54L
STEREOPHONIC
TUNER
1.
P.W.
BOARDS
As
can
be
seen
from
the
circuit
diagram
the
chassis
of
Model
ST-54/ST-54L
consists
of
the
following
units.
Each
unit
mounted
on
a
printed
circuit
board
is
described
within
the
square
enclosed
by
a
bold
dotted
line
on
the
©
circuit
diagram.
1.
Tuner
............
mounted
on
2.
Power
Transf.
......
mounted
on
3.
Display
...........
mounted
on
4.
Power/Mode
Switch
..
mounted
on
5.
Preset
Switch.
......
mounted
on
6.
IF
Band
..........
mounted
on
7.
Mode
Lamp........
mounted
on
1
P.W.
PW.
PW.
P.W.
P.W.
P.W.
P.W.
Board
P100
Board
PPO0O
Board
PROO
Board
PSOO
Board
PTOO
Board
PUOO
Board
PYOO
2.
TEST
EQUIPMENT
REQUIRED
FOR
SERVICING
Item
Use
AM
Signal
Generator
Signal
source
for
AM
alignment
——
Test
Loop
+
Use
with
AM
signal
generator
FM
Signal
Generator
Signal
source
for
FM
alignment
1
MPX
Signal
Generator
Distortion
Analyzer
;
Audio
Oscillator
Stereo
separation
alignment
and
trouble
shooting
Distortion
measurements
Sinewave
and
squarewave
signal
source
ee
r
AC
VTVM
Voltage
measurements
(AC)
Oscilloscope
Waveform
analysis
and
trouble
shooting
and
ASO
alignment
~~
Frequency
Counter
MPX
oscillator
adjustment
(VCO)
ame
a
Eee
Tester
Trouble
shooting
Voltage
measurements
(DC)
DC
VTVM
AC
Wattmeter
Line
Voltmeter
Variable
Autotransformer
(0
3.
TUNER
ALIGNMENT
PROCEDURES
~
140V
AC,
10A)
Monitors
primary
power
to
tuner
Monitors
potential
of
primary
power
to
tuner
Adjusts
level
of
primary
power
to
tuner
A
dummy
resistor
of
47
kohms
must
be
connected
across
the
tuner
output
terminals
before
alignment.
FM
Alignment
Procedures
(Function
switch
in
the
“FM
position,
MODE/FM
MUTING
Switch
in
the
MONAURAL/MUTING
OFF
position.)
1.
FM
RF
Alignment
(IF
BAND
switch
in
the
“WIDE”
position.)
=
Ste
Signal
Source
Signal
Indicator
Ir
Set
the
Digital
P
Connection
Frequency
Connection
Readout
Frequency
FM
signal
generator
to
FM
antenna
terminal
(300
ohm)
San
ce
aeetea
VTVM
to
Lor
R
FRONT
END
IFT
(L9)for
Leh
98.00
MHz
chnnel
output
98.00
MHz
maximum
output
and
level
so
that
some
noise
:
(3102)
:
aximumourpue
can
be
observed
on
the
minimum
distortion.
upper
and
lower
side
of
the
output
waveform.
FM
signal
generator
1
mV
output
to
FM
antenna
“O”’
center
meter
terminal
(300
ohm)
through
or
DC
current
meter
L202
core
so
that
2
matching
network
98.00
MHz
in
100
wA
range
98.00
MHz
the
meter
indicates
its
Modulation
Level
between
center
or
may
read
“O’’.
WHE
75
kHz
DEV.
(J100
1,
2}
DIN
40kHz
DEV.
output
to
FM
antenna
3
matching
network
Modulation
Level
\HE
75
kHz
DEV.
DIN
40kHz
DEV.
output
to
FM
antenna
terminal
(300
ohm)
thr
matching
network.
FM
signal
generator
1
mV
terminal
(300
ohm)
through
FM
signal
generator
1
mV
‘ough
aoe
98.00
MHz
98.00
MHz
“O"
center
meter
or
DC
current
meter
L203
(Primary)
core
so
in
100
vA
range
98.00
MHz
that
the
meter
indicates
its
between
center
or
may
read
O"’’.
(J200
1,
2)
ee
Distortion
meter
to.
Lor
R
channel
output
98.00
MHz
(J102)
L203
(Secondary)
core
for
minimum
distortion.
MZ
1534
2.
FMIF
Alignment
Procedures
(Function
switch
in
the
‘“FM’’
position,
MODE/FM
MUTING
switch
in
the
AUTO
STEREO/MUTING
ON
position.)
1F
BAND
switch
in
the
“WIDE”
position.
Signal
Source
Signal
Indicator
Set
the
Digital
Connection
Frequency
Connection
Readout
Frequency
R334
so
that
FM
signal
generator
.
7
Frequency
counter
1
mV
output
modulated
No
modulation
to
300
1,
2)
Frequency
may
precisely
by
MPX
signal
generator
read
76,000
kHz
(V.C.O)
inal
a
choinscan
Stereo
left
VTVM
to
left
(1,000
Hz)
channel
output
98.00
MHz
matching
network
Modulation
Level
(J102
L
ch)
FRONT
END
IFT
(L9)
IHF
67.5kHz+9%
Pilot
DEV.
:
for
minimum
DIN
40kHz
+8%
Pilot
DEV.
Stereo
right
VTVM
to
right
distortion
channel
output
{1,000
Hz)
(J102
R
ch)
Indicator
Connection
Splat
Siaied
Stereo
ieft
VTVM
to
left
by
MPX
signal
generator
(1,000
Hz}
channel!
output
to
FM
antenna
terminal
(J102
L
ch)
1300
ohin!
shrouey
aan
iis
matching
networ
3
Modulation
Level
Stereo
right
Abra
bs
IHF
67.5kHz+9%Pilot
DEV.|
(1,000
Hz)
phennel
eu
DIN
40kHz
+8%
Pilot
DEV.
RF
generator
to
FM
antennaterminais
through
:
matching
network
ice
ae
ae
(300
ohms,
balanced)
with
al
.
EL
a
the
RF
signal
level
set
so
98.00
MHz
ley
pe
ak
LED
that
the
signal
strength
(ort
Le
4
points.
LED
may
Sight
4
points
at
IF
band
switch
“Wide”
3.
Muting
Level
Alignment
(Function
switch
in
the
““FM’’
position,
MODE/FM
MUTING
switch
in
the
AUTO
STEREO/MUTING
ON
position.)
IF
BAND
switch
in
the
“WIDE”
position.
Signai
indicator
Set
the
Digital
Frequency
Connection
Readout
Frequency
—
4.
Multiplex
Alignment
Procedures
(Function
switch
in
the
“FM”
position,
MODE/FM
MUTING
switch
in
the
AUTO
STEREO/MUTING
ON
position.)
FM
signal
generator
VTVM
to
right
Set
the
Digital
Readout
Frequency
1
mV
output
modulated
Stereo
Seft
channel
output
si
1,000
:
CEM
antenna
vecminal
ea
(J102
R
ch)
IF
BAND
WIDE
326
(300
ohm)
through
98.00
MHz
bese
Ww
ieee
‘or
matching
network
e
ee
in
Modulation
Level
Stereo
right
VTVM
to
left
oth
channels.
tHE
67.5kHz+9%
Pilot
DEV
(1,000
Hz)
channel
output
L201
for
minimum
distortion
Signai
Source
Connection
FM
signal
generator
12.5
wV
output
to
FM
antenna
terminal
through
matching
network
(300
ohm,
balanced)
VTVM
to
Lor
R
channel
output
(J102)
Adjust
R233
until
output
is
developed.
y
DIN
40kHz
+8%
Pilot
DEV.
(J102
L
ch)
Repeat
steps
1
and
2.
RF
generator
to
FM
antenna
terminals
through
VTVM
to
right
R330
so
that
mimimum
matching
network
Pilot
only
and
left
channel
output
should
be
the
(300
ohms,
balanced)
output
(J102)
same
in
both
channels
with
1
mV
FM
stereo
signal.
MZ
1535
AM
Alignment
Procedures
(Function
switch
in
the
“AM”
position.)
1.
AMIE
Alignment
Step
Signal
Source
Signal
Indicator
Set the
Digital
Connection
Frequency
Connection
Readout
Frequency
Sweep
generator
to
Oscilloscope
to
1
AM
Antenna
Terminal.
450
kHz
marker
J300
(2,
3)
2.
AMRF
Alignment
a
Signal
Source
Signal
Connection
Frequency
Indicator
Connection
Set the
Digital
Readout
Frequency
Apply
the
signal
to
the
AM
loop
antenna
from
the
AM
signal
generator
using
the
test
loop.
600
kHz
600
kHz
VTVM
to
Lor
R
channel!
output
(J102)
1,400
kHz
1,400
kHz
Repeat
steps
1
and
2.
Step
Signal
Source
Signal
Indicator
Set
the
Digital
Connection
Frequency
Connection
Readout
Frequency
Apply
the
signal
to
the
173
kHz
173
kHz
AM
loop
antenna
from
the
VTVM
to
L
or
R
RF
generator
using
the
nena
output
test
loop.
272
kHz
272
kHz
Repeat
steps
1
and
2
as
necessary
to
obtain
maximum
sensitivity.
4.
AM
Signal
Alignment
(Function
switch
in
the
“AM”
position)
Signal
Source
Signal
Indicator
Set
the
Digital
Connection
Frequency
Connection
Readout
Frequency
_
[|
_
4.
TEST
POINT
AND
ALIGNMENT
POINTS
Apply
a
signal
to
the
AM
loop
antenna
from
the
RF
generator
via
the
test
test
loop.
(5
mV/m)
LAOS
for
maximum
and
symmetric
response.
Adjust:
LAO1
for
maximum
output.
CAO2
for
maximum
output.
Adjust:
LAO2
for
maximum
output.
CA36
for
maximum
output.
Adjust
RA23
so
that
5
signal
LEDs
light.
(DT13)
MZ
1536
5.
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
5.1
»#PD1712CU-529
(Q501)
FOR
AM/FM
TUNER
©
Built-in
PLL
Frequency
Synthesizer;
one-chip
microprocessor
Pin
assignment
Pin
description
Symbol
Name
[
Explanation
of
Functions
|
Type
of
Port
Sg
to
Sa
Segment
Active
“H”
at
“key
return”
P-Ch
Output
signal
basic
terminal.
Open
drain
Se
K3
to
Ko
Key
Return
Terminal
for
input
of
key
return
Input
Signal
Input
signal
from
external
key
matrix.
MONO/ST
MONO/
Outputs
“H”
with
the
FM
(Auto
N-Ch
STEREO
Stereo)
mode.
Open
drain
+
ME
MEMORY
Outputs
“H”
when
in
the
CMOS
P-P
memory
enabled
state.
Xo,
X1
Xtal
Connector
terminal
quartz
CMOS
P-P
oscillator
(4.5
MHz)
VDD
VDD
Device
output
terminal.
_
E02,
£01
Error
Out
Phase
wave
detector
charge
CMOS
pump
output.
Three
states
CE
Chip
Enable
“L”
level
during
back
up
and
Input
“H”
level
when
devices
are
operated.
FM
Local
Inputs
frequencies
divided
into
Input
Oscillator
1/16,
1/17
by
prescaler
(Q502)
Signal
Inputs
for
FM
broadcast
output.
AM
Locat
inputs
broadcast
signal
output
Oscillator
for
MW,
LW.
Signal
Inputs
Prescaler
When
the
“pulse
swallow”
CMOS
P-P
Control
system
is
used
as
a
frequency
divider,
the
signal
for
the
fre-
quency
divider
ratios
is
output
to
the
prescaler.
GND
connector
to
ground
system.
Muting
output
terminal
to
N-Ch
reduce
shock
and
noise
when
Open
drain
the
Pil
lock
is
off.
Terminal
for
output
of
display
N-Ch
data
to
frequency
display
driver
Open
drain
(QRO1).
Outputs
“H”
when
the
LW
band
N-Ch
is
being
received.
Open
drain
Outputs
“H”
when
the
LW
band
N-Ch
is
being
received.
Open
drain
Terminal
for
output
of
display
N-Ch
data
to
frequency
display
driver
Open
drain
(QRO1).
Terminai
for
output
of
display
CMOS
P-P
data
to
frequency
display
driver
(QRO1).
M1
to
M8
PRESET
IND.
Outputs
“H”
when
any
of
the
present
settings
from
M1—M8&
are
being
received
in
the
FM
mode.
M8
to
M16
PRESET
IND.
Outputs
“H”
when
any
of
the
present
settings
from
M9—M16
are
being
received
in
the
FM
mode.
Station
Inputs
auto
tuning
stop
signal.
Detector
MZ
1537
5.2
OUTLINE
OF
FUNCTIONS
e
Receiving
Bands
1.
FM/MW/LW
bands
can
be
received
in
European
region.
. :
Range
of
Receiving
Reference
Destination
Band
Name
Frequency
Channel
Space
Frequency
IF
MW
531
~
1602kHz
9kHz
9kHz
450kHz
LW
;
153
~
281kHz
1kHz 1kHz
450kHz
FM
87.50
~
108.00MHz
50kHz 10kHz
|
10.7MHz
e
Selection
Function
¢
Preset,
Memory
Record
(1)
Auto
UP/DOWN
tunings
(saw-tooth
wave
mode)
Press
the
preset
key
with
“ME”
lit
to
record
frequency
be-
Selects
automatically
as
long
as
“H”
level
input
is
ob-
ing
received
in
the
memory.
tained
at
SD
terminal
(42).
(2)
Manual
UP/DOWN
tuning
(saw-tooth
wave
mode)
Step
tuning
selection
in
momentary
mode;
fast
manual
tuning
when
button
pressed
for
longer
than
0.5
sec.
(3)
Preset,
Memory
Recall
PM)
deve
esses
16
channels
(M1/M9
~
M8/M16)
LW/MW
......
8
channels
(M1/M8);
random
5.3
KEY
MATRIX
CONFIGURATION
K3
K2
Ki
Ko
Kind
of
Keys
Sa
M1/M9
M2/M10
M3/M11
M4/M12
Momentary
Switch
Sb
M5/M13
M6/M14
M7/M15
M8/M16
Sc
UP
DOWN
MEMO
<p-
Sa
FINE
FM
IF
BAND
=
Se
MW
(AM)
FM
LW
St
BAND
2
BAND
1
N/N+2
Initial
Setting
Diode
+
4
+
Matrix
Sg
_|
Tr.
POINT
PRESET
LW
A
a
Sd
Sc
{_]
K3
K2
Ki
Ko
Sg
Sf
Se
Sb
Sa
MZ
1538
5.4
DESCRIPTION
OF
KEY
MATRIX
¢
Momentary
Key
1.
M1/M3~M8/M16
Preset,
Memory
Record
and
Recall
Keys.
Sets
M1~M8
when
pressed
for
less
than
0.5
sec.;
Sets
M9
~M16
when
pressed
for
more
than
0.5
sec.
(Only
FM,
both
record
and
recall)
(1)
Memory
Record
After
the
MEMO
key
is
pressed
with
ME
lit,
press
any
key
from
M1/M9~
M8/M16
within
5
Sec.
to
record
the
contents
of
the
memory
for
the
channel
being
received
(Frequency;
FM
mode:
Mono/Auto
Stereo
FM
only).
3.
UP/DOWN
Auto
and
Manual
tuning
keys
(for
saw-tooth
wave
made)
(1)
Manual
Each
time
either
key
is
depressed,
the
frequency
either
increases
or
decreases
1
channel
step;
when
either
key
is
pressed
for
more
than
5
secs.,
the
manual
fast
tuning
mode
is
obtained.
(2)
Auto
Release
either
key
while
in
the
Manual
Fast
Tuning
mode
to
enable
Auto
UP/DOWN
selection.
When
there
is
“H”
level
input
at
the
S,
D
(Station
Detec-
tor),
terminal,
or
when
the
these
keys
are
pressed
a
se-
cond
time,
the
scan
function
is
stopped.
*
Initial
Setting
of
Diode
Matrix
1.
BAND
1
(D515),
BAND
2
(D508)
Set
the
reception
area.
Europe
Japan
BAND
1
ce)
1
BAND
2
1
1
1:
Diode
Connection
0:
Open
2.
LW
(D510)
Designating
the
LW
Band.
1:
Includes
LW
Band
O:
Excludes
LW
Band
MZ
1539
(2)
Recail
Press
any
key
from
M1
/M9
~
M8/M16
to
recall
the
con-
tents
of
the
memory
for
the
key
that
was
depressed
(Fre-
quency,
FM
Mode);
16
channels
FM,
8
channels
MW,
LW
(random).
2.
MEMO
Indicates
Preset,
Memory
Record
condition;
when
this
key
is
depressed
“ME”
lights
for
5
secs.,
enabling
memory.
4.
FM,
MW
(AM),
LW
When
any
of
these
keys
are
pressed,
the
last
channel
cor-
responding
to
the
band
of
the
key
that
was
pressed
is
recalled.
(Note:
When
LW
selection
is
excluded
with
the
diode
matrix,
the
LW
key
is
ignored.
5.
FM
IF
BAND
WIDE
or
NARROW
wilt
be
selested
alternately
each
time
this
key
is
pressed.
The
WIDE/NARROW
mode
can
be
entered
into
the
preset
memory
(for
FM
only),
3.
N/N
+
2
(D509,
0504)
Set
Frequency
for
SD
check
of
LW
Band.
1:
(9x
N)
153.162.171....270.279(kHz)
O:
(9x
N+2)
155.164,173....272.281(kHz)
4.
Tr
Point
Preset
With
the
diode
connected,
turn
the
CE
terminal
from
Lb
to
H
(for
Power
ON)
and
the
adjustment
frequency
will
be
recorded
in
the
memory.
Tr.
Point
Preset
Frequency.
FM:
M4=90.0
MHz,
M5
=98.0
MHz,
M6
=
106.0
MHz.
AM:
M1
=
603
kHz,
M2
=
999
kHz,
M3
=
1404
kHz,
M4
=
173
kHz,
M5
=
209
kHz,
M6
=
272
kHz,