Marantz ST500 User manual

SERVICE
MANUAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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12. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

MODEL ST500 AM/FM STEREOPHONIC TUNER
SFOS G00
1. INTRODUCTION
This
service
manual
was
prepared
for
use
by
Authorized
Warranty
Stations
and
contains
service
information
for
Marantz
Model
ST500
AM/FM
Stereophonic
Tuner.
Servicing
information
and
voltage
data
included
in
this
manual
are
intended
for
use
by
the
knowledgeable
and
experienced
technician
only.
All
instructions
should
be
read
carefully.
No
attempt
should
be
made
to
proceed
without
a
good
understanding
of
the
operations
in
the
tuner.
The
parts
list
furnishes
information
by
which
replacement
parts
may
be
ordered
from
the
Marantz
Company.
A
simple
description
is
included
for
parts
which
can
usually
be
obtained
through
local
suppliers.
NOTE ON SAFETY:
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computer Sim tuner:
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2. P.W. BOARDS
As can be seen from the circuit diagram, the chassis of
Model ST500 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 dia-
gram.
1. Tuner & Synthesizer . . . mounted on P.W. Board P100
2..Noise Amplifier....... mounted on P.W. Board PBOO
3. Display Ass’y........ mounted on P.W. Beard P900
4. DE-Emphasis Switch ... mounted on P.W. Board PCOO
5. Scan Step........... mounted on P.W. Board PC50
6. FUSC:) bcc eee eee mounted on P.W. Beard PPOO
7. Function Switch...... mounted on P.W. Beard PSOO
8. Mode Switch ........ mounted on P.W. Board PT00
9. Preset Switch........ mounted on P.W. Board PU0O
THE
PARTS
MARKED
WITH
A
ARE
IMPORTANT
PARTS
ON
THE
SAFETY.
PLEASE
USE
THE
PARTS
HAVING
THE
DESIGNATED PARTS NUMBERS WITHOUT FAIL.
FTZ REGULATION
Instruction for the use in the range other than specified in
FTZ codes.
Achtung fiir die Leute, die in dem Gebiet wohnen, wo die
FTZ-Bestimmungen vorherrschend sind.
Sollte des Geradt auch fiir Frequenzen auszerhab des in
den FTZ-Bestimmungen angegebenen Bereiches «mpfange-
bereit sein, bitten wir, den Bereich durch Nachzellen des
Kernes in der Oszillatorspule (in der Abbildung nit “FTZ”
gekennzeichnet) so zu korrigieren, dass er den Betimmun-
gen entspricht.

3.
TEST
EQUIPMENT
REQUIRED
FOR
SERVICING
This
table
lists
the
test
equipment
required
for
servicing
the
Model
ST500
Tuner.
Use
Signal source for AM alignment
[Trem |___ Manufacturer and Model No,
AM Signal Generator
Test
Loop
Use
with
AM
Signal
Generator
FM
Signal
Generator
Signal
source
for
FM
alignment
ane
St
e
ti
li
tand
MPX
Signal
Generator
Sound
Technology
Mode!
1000A
ereo
separation
alignment
and
trouble
shooting
Distortion
Analyzer
Distortion
measurements
Audio
Oscillator
‘|
Sound
Technology
Model
1700A
Sinewave
and
squarewave
signal
source
AC
VTVM
Voltage
measurements
(AC)
Tektronix Model T93 ;
Oscilloscope
isaac
pede
2
Waveform
analysis
and
trouble
shooting
Philips Model 3232
MPX Oscillator adjustment (VCO)
Trouble shooting
Frequency Counter
Circuit Tester
Fluke Model 8000 “‘Digital’’ Simpson
Model 313, Triplet Model 801
AC
Wattmeter
Simpson
Model
1379
Monitors
primary
power
to
tuner
Line
Voltmeter
Simpson
Model
1359
Monitors
potential
of
primary
power
to
tuner
. Superior Electronic Co., ‘ :
Variable
Autotransformer
Powerstat
Model
116B-10A
Adjusts
level
of
primary
power
to
tuner
DC
VTVM
Voltage
measurements
(DC)
4.
TUNER
ALIGNMENT
PROCEDURES
A
dummy
resistor
of
47
kohms
must
be
connected
across
the
tuner
output
terminals
before
alignment.
4.1
FM
Alignment
Procedures
(Selector
switch
in
the
“FM”
position,
mode/tuning
switch
in
the
Mono/Manual
Position.)
1. FM Local Oscillator Alignment
Indicator
Connection
Signal
Frequency
Set the Digital.
Readout Frequency to
Signal Source
Connection
Repeat steps 1 and 2
107.90 MHz C117 for 201V
DC voltmeter in
30V and 3V range
to J505
88.10 MHz L106 for 3.0)
3
|
;
|
F

2.
FM
RF
Alignment
Signal Source
Connection
Signal tndicator Set the Digital
Frequency Connection Readout Frequency
RF generator to
FM antenna
terminal through
matching network
(300 ohms, balanced)
Maintain RF level
below limit.
C101, C107, C110 for
106.10 MHz 106.10 MHz maximum output and
VTVM to Lor minimum distortion.
R channel output
(3102) L101, L102, L103 for
90.10 MHz 90.10 MHz maximum output and
minimum distortion.
Repeat steps 1 and 2.
RF generator to FM
antenna terminals
through matching
network (300 ohms,
balanced) Maintain
RF fevel below limit.
RF generator 1mV
output to FM
antenna terminals
through matching
network.
(300 ohm, balanced)
RF generator 1mV
output to FM
antenna terminals
through matching
network.
(300 ohms, balanced)
RF generator 1mV
output to FM
7 antenna terminals
through matching
network.
(300 ohms, balanced)
VTVM to LorR
98.10 MHz channel output 98.10 MHz
(J102)
L105 for maximum
output and minimum
distortion.
“0” center meter
or DG current
98.10 MHz meter in 100uA 98.10 MHz
range between
J201 and J202
L202 primary core so
that the meter indicates
its center or may read
“Q",
{F Band switch "“Wide’’.
202 secondary core
for minimum distortion.
IF Band switch “Narrow”.
L201 core for minimum
distortion.
Distortion meter
to L or R channel 98.10 MHz
output (J102)
98.10 MHz
RTO1 so that signal
strength Led may
light 5 points.
98.10 MHz 98.10 MHz
ee
RF generator to FM
antenna terminals
through matching
network (300 ohms,
balanced) with the RF
signal level of that
the sigral strength
LED may light 3 points
.at IF band switch
“Wide"’.
1F Band switch “Narrow”.
R215 so that signal
strength Led may
light 3 points.
98.10 MHz 98.10 MHz

4.2
Muting
Circuit
Alignment
~
(FM
stopping
level
of
scanning.
FM
stereo
indicator
threshold
level.)
Signal Source
Connection
Signal
Frequency
Indicator
Connection
Set the Digital
Readout Frequency
Adjust:
RF generator 12.5uV
output to FM antenna
terminal through
matching network
(300 ohm, balanced)
98.10 MHz
4.3
Multiplex
Alignment
Procedures
(Selector
switch
in
the
“FM”
position.
Mode/Tuning
switch
in
the
Stereo/Auto
position.)
Signal Source
Connection
Signal
Frequency
VTVM to RorLl
channel output
(J102)
98.10 MHz
Set the Digital
Readout Frequency
indicator
Connection
R229 for 12.5uV
threshold level
(setting to Auto
position of “Mode”
switch)
Adjust:
RF generator to
FM antenna terminals
through matching
network (300 ohms,
balanced) with 1mV
FM stereo simulator
RF level and 100%
modulation (Pilot 9%)
RF generator to
FM antenna terminals
through matching
network (300 ohms,
balanced) with 1mV
FM stereo simulator
RF level and Pilot
9% modulation.
4.4
AM
Alignment
Procedures
No modulation
Stereo left
(1,000 Hz)
Stereo right
(1,000 Hz)
Pilot only
Frequency counter
to (J301)
VTVM to right
channel output
(J102)
98.10 MHz
VTVM to left
channel output
terminal (J102)
Repeat steps 2 and 3.
VTVM to right
and left channel
output
(J102)
(Selector
switch
in
the
“AM”
position.
Mode/Tuning
switch
in
the
Mono/Manual!
position.)
1.
AM
Local
Oscillator
Alignment
(Scan
step
selector
switch
(SC51)
in
the
“10
kHz”
position.)
Signal Source
Connection
Signal
Frequency
Set the Digital
Readout Frequency
Indicator
Connection
DC voltmeter in 1,610 kHz |
30V and 3V range
to (J505)
530 kHz
Repeat steps 1 and 2.
R303 so that
Frequency may precisely
read 76 kHz
1F Band switch ’’Wide”
RSO5.
IF Band switch ‘‘Narrow”
RS04.
For same separation in
‘both channels,
R306 so that
minimum output
should be the sarne in
both channels.
CA10 for 23V
LAO2 for 2.0V

2.
AM
IF
Alignment
Signal Source
Connection
Signal
Frequency
Indicator
Connection
Set the Digital
Readout Frequency
Adjust:
Sweep generator to
(RAOS)
3.
AMRF
Alignment
4.
AM
Stopping
Level
of
Scanning
(Mode/Tuning
switch
in
the
“Stereo/Auto”
Position.)
Signal Source
Connection
450 kHz marker
Signal
Frequency
Oscilloscope to
(JAO5)
Indicator
Connection
Quiet point on band
Set the Digital —
Readout Frequency
LAO3 & LAO4 for
maximum and
symmetric response
Adjust:
Apply the signal to
the AM bar antenna
from the RF generator
using the test loop.
As per the Figure 1.
1,400 kHz
600 kHz
VTVM to Lor
R channel output
(J102)
1,400 kHz
600 kHz |
CAO2 for
maximum output
L051 for
maximum output
Apply the signal to
the AM bar antenna
from the RF generator
using the test loop.
As per the Figure 1.
(with 3mV/m)
Signal Source
Connection
Repeat
steps
1
and
2
as
necessary
to
obtain
maximum
sensitivity.
1,000 kHz
Signal
Frequency
Indicator
Connection
1,000 kHz
Set the Digital
L Readout Frequency
RSO6 so that signal
strength LED may
light 4 points.
Apply the signal to
the AM bar antenna
from the RF generator
using the test loop.
As per the Figure 1.
(with
600uV/m)
1,000 kHz
=
VTVM to L
or R channel
output (J102)
Test Loop
60cm
1,000 kHz
AM Bar Antenna
Figure 1. Application of AM Signal
RA18 for 600;V
threshold level

5. VOLTAGE CONVERSION
e EUROPEAN MODEL ONLY
To convert the unit to a different power source voltage,
change the position as illustrated in the drawing below. CAUTION:
DISCONNECT POWER SUPPLY CORD FROM AC
OUTLET BEFORE CONVERTING VOLTAGE. DO
NOT DISASSEMBLE THE VOLTAGE SELECTOR
ABSOLUTELY.
(T) (A) Versions (N) Version — (P) Version
Figure 2. Voltage Conversion Chart

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6.
FREQUENCY
SYNTHESIZER
RADIO
TUNING
SYSTEM
[1]
Construction
of
Synthesizer
System
This
frequency
synthesizer
is
composed
of
a
microcomputer
(MN1400SJ),
PLL
LS!
(MN6142),
CMOS
RAM
(MN1203),
prescaler
(uPB551C),
low
pass
filter,
crystals
and
fluorescent
indicating
tubes,
as
shown
in
Figure
1.
PLL
MN 6142
PRESCALER
yPBSSIC
MICROCOMPUTER
MN 14008J
CMOS RAM
MN 1203
INDICATOR
KEY BOARD
Figure 1
[2]
Microcomputer
MN1400SJ
[2]-1.
Terminal
Connections
[2]-2.
Block
Diagram
TOP VIEW
INSTRUCTION PLA rE)
STACK
2 LEVEL
t
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
J
Im
eof
MN 1400 SJ
g
Figure 2
C: COINCIDENCE DETECTOR G: GATE L: LATCH S: SYNCHRONIZING CIRCUIT
Figure 3

[2]
-3.
Specifications
Maximum Ratings Electrical Characteristics
(Ta = 25°C) (Ta = 25°C)
Condition
Al0~AI3, BIO~BI3
SNSO, SNS1
N-Channel (C,D,E. Port)
LOCOS
E/D
MOS
|
!on
(aV)
a
MN1400
|
““4.Bit
+
1Chip
|
(C,D,E.
Port)
ee
noY
Microcomputers ou (aV)
.
(C,D,E.
Port)
:
CO0~CO11, Voo = 5V ;
atl A Jou = -30uA
SYNC, EOS-EOS, Jas =8v |
DOPS, RAO~RA10 | y= 1 00uA J
Operating Condition Von = 5V
: (Ta = 25°C) lo. = 2mMA :
=
’
Ci
|
Vino
=
SV,
Vi
=
2V
5
‘
[2]
-4.
Functions
of
Terminals
Memory chip enabling output
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Keymodeswtchinput iP TST
Alt Key mode switch input
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8
Segment output: f
‘Frequency-division ratio preset output
Q
2)
ron)
€
Segment output: @
Frequency-division ratio preset output
Oo;,o|o
“| oO] oO
2/aQ
R\k
Segment output: g
Frequency-division ratio preset output
=a /f{—a3/ — =
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(3]
PLL
LSI
MN6142
(3]-1.
Terminal
Connections
(3]
-2.
Specifications
Absolute
maximum
ratings
Rating Unit | Remarks
Power supply voltage Vop sf ~0.3~+10
Power consumption P+(MAX) 50
Input voltage VIN ~ |=0.3~Vppt0.3 |
Output voltage Vout * -0.3~Vppt0.3
Operating temperature Vopt -20~+70
Storage temperature Tstg -55~+100
Figure 4,
(3]
-3.
Block
Diagram
12-BIT PROGRAMMABLE COUNTER
PROGRAMMABLE
FREQU
DIVIDER INPUT @ Pi TT TT TILITI ttl
(4) Po
FREQUENCY
DIVIDING
©:
7
PHASE
@pro
RATIO SE
pe
COMPARATOR
ope input | (4) PHASE COMPAR ATOR
@)P3
OUTPUT
OSCILLATOR
CIRCUIT
ost!
x'tal
LS2MHz CJ
osc2 3-BIT PROGRAMMABLE REFERENCE
FREQUENCY DIVIDER CIRCUIT
GI G2 G3 G4 G5
34
+H
fel °
@ao
cro
(vss
vo
co
(ci
(ez
OSCILLATOR
SYNC
SIGNAL
LATCH
GROUP
INPUT
OUTPUT
OUTPUT
Figure 5.

Descriptions
Power supply, +5V
Frequency dividing ratio preset code input
Programable frequency divider input
Frequency dividing ratio preset code input
Frequency dividing ratio preset code input
Oscillator
Oscillator
Oscillator output, 11.52 MHz
Sync signal output, 360 kHz
Phase comparator output
Latch group select input
Latch group select input
Latch group select input
Frequency dividing ratio preset code input
Load signal terminal for frequency dividing ratio preset code input latch circuit
Ground
[41 CMOS RAM MN1203
(4] -1. Terminal Connection [4] -2. Specifications
Absolute maximum ratings
Remarks
16] DO 3
Power supply voltage
Vss=0V
15] DO 2
Input terminal voltage
Vss=0V
4]
00
|
Output
terminal
voltage
|
Vout
ie
cE
HO] ADS
19] ADL
Figure 6.
10

[4]
-3.
Block
Diagram
3. Functional block diagram
Figure 7.
iy
COINCIDENCE
CIRCUIT
LATCH 2
A ss
ADDRESS DDRE ig-=
MEMORY CELL ARRAY
ADDRESS 4x64 BITS
LATCH |
Lowes)
4BITS
{4]
-4.
Functions
of
terminals
11
Descriptions
Power supply, +5V
Chip select input
Chip select input
Ground
Data/address input
Data/address input
Data/address input
Data/address input
ADL Address latch data input
ADS Address latch select input
CE
28a
| 9 |
| 10 |
p41 | Chip enable input
[aw | wits to oar
| 13 |
ae
| 15 |
Eom
[p00 [atau id
ee
[p02 [ata output
(0s [ate output

{5]
PRESCALER
uPB551C
[5]
-1.
Terminal
Connections
Figure 8.
[5]
-2.
Specifications
Absolute
maximum
ratings
(Ta
=
25°C)
Rating
'-0.5 ~ +6.0
-0.5~Vec
15
+125
-55 ~ +125
Item
Conditions
Power
supply
current
Vec
=
5.0V
Out
terminal,
1g
=-40uA
Low
level
output
voltage
Out
terminal,
lo
=
1.0mA
M3
terminal
*1
Low
level
input
voltage
M3
terminal
*2
Input
voltage
Vin
IN
terminal
Response
frequency
IN
terminal,
1/10,
1/11
frequency
dividing
*3
Response
frequency
[5]-3.
Block
Diagram
1/2
IN
(2)
AMPLIFIER
SnnER
Vec : POWER SUPPLY “’#'
IN : SIGNAL INPUT
CH : CHECK TERMINAL
GND : GROUND
OUT : DIVIDED FREQUEIC Y OUTPUT
: M3-M1: FREQUENCY DIVIUMIG RATIO
i
:
SETTING
CMOS LEVEL
TRANSLATOR
1710, It
DIVIDER
M3 CH vec GND —— Figure 9.
12

{6]
Principles
of
Operation
of
PLL
Synthesizer
Tuning
System
This
synthesizer
system
incorporates
a
PLL
circuit
and
a
microcomputer
to
electronically
select
radio
stations
by
varying
the
capacity
of
a
varactor
diode,
eliminating
the
need
for
a
mechanical
variable
condenser.
The
basic
operation
of
the
system
is
illustrated
in
Fig.
10.
When
a
reserve
voltage
is
applied
to
the
varactor
diode,
the
junction
capacity
of
the
diode
is
varied
which
in
turn
varies
the
tank
tuning
frequency
and
hence
the
antenna
circuit,
RE
amplifier
and
local
oscillator
circuit
are
tuned
to
the
desired
radio
frequency.
In
FM
tuning,
the
local
oscillator
frequency
fL
is
divided
by
20
by
the
prescaler,
since
it
is
as
high
as
yy
98.8-118.6
MHz
(or
Sey
98.2-118.7
MHz).
The
divided
frequency
is
then
applied
to
the
1/N
programmable
counter
where
it
is
further
divided
by
N.
The
divided
signal
(fL’)
is
phase-
compared
with
the
reference
signal
(fr),
which
the
crystal
oscillator
frequency
(11.52
MHz)
is
count
down
by
the
reference
frequency
divider.
{f
there
is
a
difference
in
frequency
or
phase
between
the
two
signals,
an
error
output(er)
corresponding
to
the
dif-
ference
is
produced.
The
error
output
is
a
pulse
signal
and
its
DC
component
is
picked
up
by
the
LPF
in
the
next
stage.
The
DC
com-
ponent
is
fed
back
to
the
varactor
diode
to
vary
the
local
oscillator
frequency.
13
When the local oscillator frequency is varied and ‘‘fr’’ and
“€L'"' are equal, the phase sync loop is locked.
fL’
fL
fL/20N = fr
20Nfr
By changing the value of N (an integer) fed from the micro-
computer to the 1/N programmable counter, the local
oscillator frequency can be varied in 20fr steps. When
tuning FM in 200 kHz steps, the value of N = 2N’ (N’:
integer) is fed from the microcomputer. Proper tracking
adjustment between the tuning circuit for the antenna
and RF amplifier and the local oscillator tuning circuit
enables reception of the desired station.
The microcomputer programs the relationship between the
receiving mode, intermediate frequency and the value
of N and feeds the data of the receiving frequency via the
driver to indicate the tuned frequency on the fluorescent
tube indicator.

ve
FM:1/36
AM:1/10
sv
98.8-118.6
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494—-5.93
-
Ne
1/20
FM:
1/18
98.2-118.7
———>
4.91
—
5.935
AM:1/9
11.52MHz
f
oc '
=
FM:
5kHz
BYAeON
i
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!
Fm:
ANTENNA
FM:
1/988-I/1186
|
FM:
1/1964-1/2374
CIRCUIT 5 ace
RE AMPLIFIER AM: 1/98-1/203 | AM: 1/109-1/228
CIRCUIT
:
AM: ANTENNA 1/N PROGRAMMABLE COUNTER
CIRCUIT
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SETTING SIGNAL
MN 1400 SJ
Figure 10.
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Local
oscillator
frequency
Number
of
Shas
compester
ving f
Somnatep
Riecenyind
sreguesney
frequency
channels
reference
frequency
FM:
200KHz
88.1MHz
~
107.9MHz
10.7MHz
98.8MHz
~
118.6MHz
AM:
10KHz
530KHz
~
1,610KHz
450KHz
980KHz
~
2,060KHz
FM:
SOKHz
87.50MHz
~
108.00MHz
10.7MHz
98.2MHz
~
118.7MHz
AM:
9KHz
531KHz
~
1,602KHz
*
450KHz
981KHz
~
2,052KHz

Mode
Setting
and
Contro!
Key
Connections
+5V
MANUA\
x
fe) A
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auto
MI
FMSOkH;
AM
Sktag SCAN
STEP
ca:
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i
aranae
° eM DOWN M5 M2
Al3 AlL2 AI! ALO
MN 1400 SJ
MW:
Memory
write
AUTO/MANUAL:
Scan
AUTO/MANUAL
select
switch.
*
Memory
write
is
possible
with
key
input.
*
AUTO........
Automatic
scan
with
up/down
key
input.
*
Memory
write
mode
is
retained
for
5
seconds
after
key
*
MANUAL
...
Manual
scan
with
up/down
key
input.
input is turned ON.
AM/FM: AM/FM select switch
M1-M7:
Memory
address
*
Selects
AM
and
FM
bands.
*
Received
station
is
stored
in
memory
by
key
input
in
*
Calls
the
last
channel
of
the
selected
band.
memory
write
mode.
*Station
frequency
stored
in
memory
is
called
in
mode
CS:
Chip
select
switch
other
than
“memory
write”
*
Display
goes
off
at
ON
position.
* Control key input is inhibited at the same time.
UP,
DOWN:
Up/Down
scan
SCAN
STEP:
Channel
space
and
frequency
select
switch.
Mode
switch
in
AUTO:
Scanned
at
about
110
msec/ch
*
AM
10K:
10kHz
space
530kHz
-
1,610
kHz
intervals.
FM
200K:
200kHz
space
88.1MHz
-
107.9MHz
Mode
switch
in
MANUAL:
a)
Step
scan
by
channel.
*
AMOK:
QkHz
space
531kHz
-
1,602kHz
b)
Scanned
at
about
90
msec/ch
FM
50K:
50kHz
space
87.50MHz
-
108Mhz
one
second
after
continuous
key
input.
Switches
other
than
SCAN
STEP
are
transistor
switches
and
used for remote control capability.
Scan
stop:
AUTO
....eeeeeeeees
Activated
by
squelch
signal
(receive
signal).
MANUAL
........
Activated
by
key
input
OFF.
4, 23-25
DC IN
14-17
15

Indicator
Dynamic
Lighting
Timing
Chart
The indicator employs fluorescent tubes for dynamic light-
ing.
Dynamic
lighting
timing
chart
MICRO—
“an
Se
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ee
COMPUTER
INDICATOR
OUTPUT GRID
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D4 — G5
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mA
5
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8
D2 = G3
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DI = G2
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bat
ae
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SEGMENT
SIGNAL
aQ ~~ 0 a ao F A
= DISPLAY
BAND FM ——_1
cre ae
SIGNAL AM DISPLAY POINT DISPLAY
FM STEREO _] - =a
FM STEREO DISPLAY
* In the above timing chart, the display lights on FM STEREO, ME and FM 108.00 MHz.
* For the indication of minimum digit (G1), the segments a1, c1, d1 and f1 are always lighted, the letter 5 is
lighted by the signal g, and the figure O is lighted by signals b1 & e1 fed by Q902 & Q903 when the signal g
is low level.

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