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Congratulations
on
your
purchase
of
the
ONKYO
TX-860,
TX
-840
Tuner-Amplifier.
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Please
read
this
manual
thoroughly
before
making
connections
and
turning
power
on.
@
Following
the
instructions
in
this
manual
will
enable
you
to
obtain
optimum
performance
and
listening
enjoyment
from
your
new
TX-860,
TX-840.
®
Please
retain
this
manual
for
future
reference.
Important safeguards
Precautions
System connections
Front panel facilities
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TX-860:
70
watts
of
rated
power
per
channel
into
8
ohms
with
no
more
than
0.04%
total
harmonic
distortion.
(2 x 165 watts dynamic power at 2 ohms)
TX-840:
60
watts
of
rated
power
per
channel
into
8
ohms
with
no
more
than
0.08%
total
harmonic
distortion.
(2 x 155 watts dynamic power at 2 ohms)
These
tuner
amplifiers
are
designed
to
consistently
deliver
their
@ Discrete Output Stage
full
rated
power
even
into
low
impedance
loads.
Instead
of
1C
power
amp
circuitry,
the
TX-860
and
TX-840
both
employ
a
discrete
output
stage
for
effortless
drive
into
jow
impedance
loads,
Low
distortion
linear
switching
and
the
high
quality
parts
used
throughout
are
proof
of
Onkyo’s
dedication
to
audio
excellence
not
merely
in
its
high
end
amps
but
across
the
board.
@
“CD
Direct”
Switch
This
switch
lets
the
user
bypass
the
tone
and
balance
controls
in
the
amplifier
when
listening
to
CD
(or
other
digital
audio
sources).
Since
noise
levels
in
digital
audio
are
extremely
low,
sending
and
switching
the
audio
signa!
through
tone
and
balance
circuitry
is
often
unnecessary
and
may
even
adversely.
alter
the
high,
quality
digital
signal.
@
APR
(Automatic
Precision
Reception)
System
Onkyo’s
exclusive
APR
precision
reception
system
lets
every
FM
broadcast
sound
its
best.
Intelligent
circuitry
monitors
the
signal
and
selects
the
optimum
settings
for
three
reception
modes
on
the
TX-840:
stereo/mono,
hi-blend
on/off
and
local/DX
mode.
On
the
TX-
860
the
system
controls
the
noise
reduction
on/off
mode
as
well.
The
APR
system
settings
are
shown
by
indicators
on
the
front
parel.
Selective
Tone
Control/Loudness
Control
Simulated Stereo
Remote
Controlled
Motor
Driven
Volume
Control
Important safeguards
“WARNING”
"TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.”
;
CAUTION
“TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
BACK).
NO
USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.”
®
For
models
having
power
cord
with
a
polarized
plug.
CAUTION:
To
PREVENT
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
DO
NOT
USE
THIS
(POLARIZED)
PLUG
WITH
AN
EXTENSION
CORD,
RE-
CEPTACLE
OR
OTHER
OUTLET
UNLESS
THE
BLADES
CAN
BE
FULLY
INSERTED
TO
PREVENT
BLADE
EXPOSURE.
System
Remote
Control
Possible
with
Onkyo
Components
bearing
the
FRI
mark
20-Station
FM/AM
Random
Memory
with
Battery
Free
Backup
Full
Logic
Selector
Keys
for
Seven
Input
Sources
Including
Video
Input
and
Dubbing
Capabilities
Dynamic
Bass
Expander
and
Stereo
Image
Expander
(TX-860)
Sleep
Timer
(Max.
90
minutes;
operable
via
remote
control)
FOR
POWER
CORDS
WITHOUT
PLUGS
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Replacement
and
mounting
of
an
AC
plug
on
the
powetsus
pply
cord
of
this
unit
should
be
performed
only
by
qualified
ser
vice
personnel.
@
IMPORTANT:
The
wires
in
the
mains
lead
are
colouredin
ac-
cordance
with
the
following
code:
Blue:
Neutral
Brown:
Live
As
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
apparaus
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
markings
identifying
the
tere
inals
in
your
plug,
proceed
as
follows:
The
wire
which
is
coloured
blue
must
be
connected
to
the
errninal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N
or
coloured
black.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
brown
must
be
connected
to
the
trrninal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
L
or
coloured
red.
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Observe
the
following
precautions
to
obtain
troublefree
perform-
ance
for
many
years.
1.
Avoid
places
subject
to
direct
sunlight
or
extremely
high
or
low
temperatures.
.
Avoid
damp
or
dusty
places
and
places
directly
affected
by
vibrations
from
the
speakers.
In
particular,
avoid
placing
the
unit
on
or
above
one
of
the
speakers.
.
Avoid
unstable
locations
and
high
places
from
which
the
unit
could fall.
.
Ventilation
—
The
unit
should
be
situated
so
that
its
location
or
position
does
not
interfere
with
proper
ventilation.
For
ex-
ample,
the
unit
should
not
be
placed
on
a
bed,
sofa,
rug
of
similar
surface
that
could block
the
ventilation
openings
or
placed
in
a
built-in
installation,
such
as
a
bookcase
or
cabinet,
that
could
impede
the
flow
of
air
through
the
ventilation
openings.
.
Heat
—
The
unit
should
be
situated
away
from
heat
sources
such as radiators, heat registers, or other appliances (including
amplifiers) that produce heat.
. Cleaning of the internal parts should be performed only by
qualified service personnel.
.
Spillage
—
Care
should
be
taken
so
that
objects
do
not
fall
and
liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through the openings.
. Damage Requiring Service — The unit should be serviced by
qualified service personnel when: 4
A. The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged; or
B. Objects have fallen or liquid has been spilled into the unit;
or
C. The unit has been exposed to rain; or
D.
The
unit
does
not
appear
to
operate
normally
or
exhibits
a
marked
change
in
performance;
or
E.
The
unit
has
been
dropped
or
the
enclosure
damaged.
. Servicing — The user should not attempt to service the unit
beyond that described in the operating instructions. All other
servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel.
This apparatus complies with requirements of EEC directive
82/499/EEC.
Precautions
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1.
Warranty Card
The serial number is written on the rear panel of this unit. Copy
the serial number and model number onto your warranty card
and keep it in a safe place.
. Recording Copyright
Recording of copyrighted material for other than personal use
is illegal without permission of the copyright holder.
. AC Fuse
The fuse is located inside the chassis and is not user serviceable.
If power does not come on, contact your Onkyo service center.
. Care
From time to time you should wipe off the front and rear panels
and the cabinet with a soft cloth. For heavier dirt, dampen asoft
cloth in a weak solution of mild detergent and water or a mild
ammonia cleaner, wring it out dry, and wipe off the dirt. Fol-
lowing this, dry immediately with a clean cloth. Do not use rough
material, thinners, alcohol or other chemical solvents or cloths
since these could damage the finish or remove the panel lettering.
. Power
WARNING
BEFORE TURNING ON POWER FOR THE FIRST TIME, READ
THE FOLLOWING SECTION CAREFULLY.
Some models are designed for use only with the power supply
voltage of the region where they are sold.
European models: AC 220V, 50Hz
British & Australian models: AC 240V, 50Hz
Worldwide models: AC 120V and 220V
switchable, 50/60Hz
Voltage Selector (Rear Panel)
Worldwide models are equipped with a voltage selector to
conform with local power supplies. Be sure to set this switch
to match the voltage of the power supply in your area before
turning the power switch on. Voltage is changed by sliding the
groove in the switch with a screwdriver to the up or down.
Confirm that the switch has been moved all the way to the up
or down before turning the power switch on. Models without
a voltage selector can only be used in areas where the power
supply is the same as that of the unit.
at AC120V
at AC220V
Tuning Step Frequency Switch (Bottom)
Worldwide models are equipped with a switch that controls the
AM (9kHz/10kHz) and FM (50kHz/200kHz) band tuning Ste ps.
Be sure to set this switch to match the tuning step frequency
in your area.
U.S.A. 10kHz/200kHz
Other area 9kHz/50kHz

System connections
a
a
General
Switch
the
main
power
switch
off
before
performing
connections.
Also
be
sure
to
perform
left
and
right
channel
connections
properly.
Modeis for some areas Do not connect both indoor and
are equipped with a outdoor FM antennas. If you decide to
screw-type FM antenna install an outdoor antenna be sure to VIDEO DISC PLAYER
terminals (75/300 ohms). disconnect the indoor feeder antenna. Outdoor or VIDEO CASSETTE VIDEO CASSETTE
AM antenna PLAYER (VCR-1) RECORDER (VCR-2) Monitor TV
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MIN/SPEAKER
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PLAYER
DECK
1
DECK
2
SPEAKER
(A)
or GRAPHIC EQUALIZER
AC Outlets
@ SWITCHED:
These
outlets
are
switched
on
and
off
by
the
Power
switch
on
the
front
pane!
and
remote
control
transmitter.
Capacity
is
total
100
watts.
(Not
included
on
British
and
Australian
models)
FM Antenna Connections
Use
theT-shaped
antenna
if
you
live
in
an
area
where
signal
strength
of
FM
broadcasts
is
high.
Connect
the
antenna
to
the
FM
75
ohms
Directional
linkage
terminals
and
place
the
antenna
on
a
wall
or
other
surface
in
the
type
splitter
position
in
which
reception
is
best.
If
signal
strength
is
low
in
your
:
To
receiver
To
TV
(or
VCR)
area,
use
a
multi-element
FM
outdoor
antenna.
Consult
your
Onkyo
authorized
service
center
about
the
right
type
of
antenna
for
your
area.
NOTES:
1.
Do
not
connect
both
the
indoor
T-shaped
antenna
and
an
outdoor
FM
antenna.
If
you
decide
to
install
an
outdoor
antenna,
be
sure
to
disconnect
the
indoor
T-shaped
antenna.
2.
Do
not
use
the
same
antenna
for
both
FM
and
TV
reception
since
the
FM
and
TV
signals
can
interfere
with
each
other.
Hf
you
must
use
a
common
FM/TV
antenna,
use
a
directional
linkage type splitter.

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AM Antenna Connections
An AM loop antenna is included in the installation instructions bag.
Take out the connection line and connect it to the AM antenna
terminals. This loop antenna can be placed on top of any stable
surface or attached to a wall. Try several positions to determine
which gives the best reception. Be sure the antenna is not near a
speaker, power cord, television set, VCR, or motorized appliances.
When using an external AM antenna, do not remove the loop an-
tenna; connect both antennas to the AM antenna terminals.
AM loop antenna assembly
connect to the AM
antenna terminals.
tS
Remove the vinyl tie and
take out the connection
i Bend in the reverse
line.
direction.
a. With the antenna on
top of any stable surface
b. With the antenna
attached to a wall
Installation hole
Mount on a wall, etc.
NOTE:
AM
reception
is
easily
affected
by
television
sets
and
VCRs.
Therefore,
AM
reception
may
be
poor
if
this
unit
is
placed
too
close
toa
TV
ora
VCR.
Speaker Connections (SPEAKERS)
1. Connect the speakers to A and/or B terminals.
2.
When
connecting
speakers,
proper
polarity
is
important.
Always
connect
the
(+)
terminal
(red)
on
this
equipment
to
the
(+)
terminal
on
the
speaker
and
the
(—)
terminal
(black)
on
this
equipment
to the
(—)
terminal
on
the
speaker.
3.
Do
not
connect
a
single
speaker
in
parallel
to
the
right
and
left
channel
outputs.
4.
Use
speaker
cables
that
have
a
low
impedance
and
that
are
as
short
as
possible.
Attach
speaker
cables
to
the
rear
panel
speaker
terminals
with
care,
being
sure
that
connections
are
made
firmly
and
that
there
is
no
possibility
of
a
short
circuit
occurring.
Connections
for
Remote
Control
(REMOTE
CONTROL)
A
cassette
tape
deck
and
compact
disc
player
that
have
the
Onkyo
FRE
mark
can
be
operated,
using
the
accessory
remote
contro!
transmitter.
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TAPE DECK CONTROL
An §RI remote control cable equipped with a 0.136” (3.5mm)
diameter miniature two-conductor phone plug is attached to
the TX-860/840 and to any compact disc player, with the
FRE mark.
To
use
an
Onkyo
compact
disc
player
and
cassette
tape
deck
with
the
FRI
mark,
insert
the
accessory
remote
control
cable
plug
into
the
REMOTE
CONTROL
jacks.
As
far
as
connecting
sequence
is
concerned,
it
doesn’t
matter
whether
the
cable
is
connected
from
the
TX-860/840
to
the
cassette
tape
deck
or
to
the
compact
disc
player.
The
remote
control
transmitter
is
operated
by
facingit
to-
wards
the
remote
control
sensor
of
the
TX-860/840,
NOTE:
Remote
control
operation
is
not
possible
when
only
the
renote
control
cable
is
connected.
Remote
contro!
cable
and
pin
cord
must be connected.
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Turntable Connections (PHONO)
Connect the output feads of the turntable to the PHONO jacks.
Be sure to connect the ground (earth) lead wire from the turntable
to the ground terminal (GND). Lack of proper ground connection
will cause hum. Turntables not provided with GND wires do not
need to be connected.
1. Place the turntable on a firm shelf or deck free from vibrations
(especially those generated by the speaker system). If the
turntable is permitted to pick up such unwanted vibrations, not
only with the performance of the unit drop, but distortion in the
bass frequencies and howling in the speakers may also occur.
2. Check the turntable instruction manual for any other precautions.
3. The loud noises that occur when connecting and disconnecting
the turntable leads, replacing the cartridge or lowering the
tonearm could damage the speakers. Always turn the power
switch off before making connections.
Compact Dise Player or Other Component Connections
(CD)
Connect the output leads of the CD player or an additional audio
component to the CD jacks. An Onkyo CD player with remote control
that has the AI mark can be operated by the TX-860/840. (Please
refer to “Connections for Remote Control” on page 4.) For more
details, refer to your CD player instruction manual.
Tape Deck and Graphic Equalizer Connections (TAPE-1,
TAPE-2)
1. This unit has facilities for two tape decks. If you are using only
one tape deck, connect it to the TAPE-1 jacks. If you have two
tape decks, connect one to the TAPE-1 jacks and the other to
the TAPE-2 jacks.
2. Connect the output leads of the tape decks to the TAPE-1 and
TAPE-2 “PLAY” jacks. Connect the input leads of the tape decks
to the TAPE-1 and TAPE-2 “REC” jacks of the unit. For more
details, refer to your tape deck instruction manual.
3. To connect a graphic equalizer, too, use the TAPE-2 jacks and
connect
the
second
tape
deck
to
the
tape
jacks
of
the
equalizer.
To connect a graphic equalizer and second tape deck to
the TAPE-2 jacks.
To TAPE-2 “REC” jacks of TX-860/840
To TAPE-2 “PLAY” jacks of TX-860/840
Graphic equalizer
REC PLAY Second tape deck
4. If you have an Onkyo tape deck with FRI the remote control
jack,
connect
it
to
the
TAPE-1
jacks.
Please
refer
to
the
section
“Connections for Remote Control” (page 4) regarding con-
nection of the remote control cable.
Video Disc Player (or Video Cassette Player) Connections
(VCR-1/VDP)
Connect the VIDEO output of the video disc player to the
TX-860/840 (VIDEO) VCR-1/VDP “PLAY” jack and the AUDIO
output to the (AUDIO) VCR-1/VDP “PLAY” jack. The VCR-1/VDP
jack is only for playback, there is no REC jack. If the audio output
from the video unit is monaural, connect to VCR-2. For more details,
refer to the video disc player instruction manual.
Video Cassette Recorder Connections (VCR-2)
1. Connect the VIDEO output of the VCR to the rear panel (VIDEO)
VCR-2 “PLAY” jack and the VIDEO input of the VCR to the rear
panel (VIDEO) VCR-2 “REC” jack. Then connect the AUDIO
output of the VCR to the (AUDIO) VCR-2 L and R “PLAY” jacks.
Finally, connect the AUDIO input of the VCR to the (AUDIO)
VCR-2 L and R “REC” jacks.
2. When using a monaural VCR (having a single audio input and
output), set the VCR-2 “MODE” switch on the rear pane! to
“MONO” and use either the R or L audio jacks. If the switch is
in the “STEREO” position, sound will be heard from only the
right or left speaker system.
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3. When using a playback-only VCR, only the output connections
need to be performed.
4. For more details, refer to the VCR instruction manual.
TV Connections (MONITOR)
1. Connect the TV VIDEO input to the TX-860/840 MONITOR
“OUT” jack. There is no need to perform an audio conn ection
since sound will be sent directly from the TX-860/840 to the
speaker systems.
2. The TX-860/840 does not have an RF converter. Therefore, it
can be used with only a monitor TV equipped with a video input
jack.
3. Since the television set, tuner (FM/AM) section of thisu nit can
cause interference that may disrupt sound and/or picture quality,
the TV and TX-860/840 and their respective connection cabies
should be placed as far apart as possible. The use of acommon
TV/FM antenna is not recommended (see antenna section).

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Multiple Function Display
Power Switch (POWER)
Press once to turn power on and once again to turn power
off. When power is turned on, the volume indicator igthts
and the TX-860/840 will turn on. If this power switch [{]is
not ON, remote control operation is not possible. If youuse
the remote contro! transmitter to turn the power off while this
switch is ON, the stand-by/received indicator will light.
Tape Monitor Button (TAPE-2 MONITOR) and Indicat or
Press this button to use the tape deck connected to the TAPE -2
PLAY/REC jacks for recording, playback or dubbing. The
on the display lights up. Note that dubbing
can only be performed from tape deck 1 to tape deck 2. Iftagpoe
deck 2 is a 3-head model, the just-recorded signal can be
monitored as a recording is being made. The button is ako
enabled by the key on the remote control transmitter.
Input Selector Buttons and Indicators
The button pressed is shown in Display [4]. For FM or ANA,
the band and the frequency are shown.
®@ Audio Selectors
TAPE-1: Press to listen to the TAPE-1
AM: Press to listen to an AM broadcast
FM: Press to listen to an FM broadcast
PHONO: Press to listen to the turntable
CD/CD DIRECT:
When you select CD DIRECT, you can obtain a “Pure” surad
reproduction, bypassing the Selective Tone/Loudness Corrol,
Simulated Stereo, Bass, Treble and Balance Controls, Dynim ic
Bass Expander (TX-860 only) and Stereo Image Expandy
(TX-860 only), and using only the Volume control.
The [CD DIRECT} on the display lights up.
Press to listen to the CD player

El
NOTE:
in the CD DIRECT position, recording with the tape deck is not
possible.
® Video Selectors (Controls audio and video signals)
VCR-1/VDP: Press to obtain the video and audio signals
from a VCR-1 or a VDP.
VCR-2: Press to obtain the video and audio signals
from a VCR-2.
The button is also enabled by the key on the remote control
transmitter.
Display
This section shows the input selected and for FM or AM, the
band and the frequency. When the sleep timer is set with the
remote contro! transmitter, this section shows the number of
minutes left on the sleep timer.
APR Indicators
Automatic Precision Reception System (FM Mode)
APR system is Onkyo’s unique computer-controlled system.
APR system automatically sets the RF stage gain (Distance/
Local), the NR function (OFF/ON) (TX-860 only) for reducing
noise in weak signals, the HI-BLEND function (OFF/ON) for
reducing noise in weak stereo signals, and the auto
stereo/mono reception modes to the proper settings for the
qualily of the broadcast currently being received. This indicator
changes each time the APR circuit switches between the
LOCAL/DX, NR OFF/ON, HI-BLEND OFF/ON or
AUTO/MONO to show the current APR setting. (APR system
is effective for only FM reception.)
NOTE:
@ When FM Muting/Mode button [9] is OFF (MONO), the
APR Mode selection function does not operate, and the
Stereo/Mode indicator is forced to “MONO”.
The “MONO” display lights up for FM monaural reception.
The NR indicator is only on the TX-860.
The RF MODE will indicate LOCAL when sufficient signal
is received.
FM/AM Preset Buttons (PRESET STATION) and Display
Use these buttons to recall an FM or AM station or to store a
station in the memory. When a button is pressed, the corre-
sponding preset number is displayed in digital form. Refer to
the Memory section for details.
Turning Selector Buttons ( < DOWN, UP PR)
DOWN: Press to tune in a lower frequency.
UP: Press to tune in a higher frequency.
When listening to a broadcast, pressing the UP button will
increase the FM or AM reception frequency. Pressing the
DOWN button decreases the frequencies (Manual Tuning).
If the button is pressed for longer than 0.5 seconds in AM or
FM, and then released, broadcast frequencies will change
automatically until a station is tuned in (Auto Tuning).
When either the upper or the lower end of the frequency range
is reached, the displayed frequency will automatically switch
back to the other end of the range and continue to either in-
crease or decrease as before. For example, when the DOWN
tuning selector is pressed, the frequency will decrease until
the lowest frequency is reached. The displayed frequency will
then switch back to the highest frequency and continue de-
creasing as before.
Scanning will not stop for broadcasts weak enough to be
suppressed by the muting circuit. To receive a weak FM
broadcast, set the FM Muting/Mode button [9] to the OFF
(MONO) and tune in the FM broadcast. In this case, even
stereo broadcasts will be heard in mono.
Shift Button (SHIFT) and Indicators
The FM/AM Preset buttons [6] can be used to store a total of
20 radio stations. Use this button to switch the Preset buttons
between the memory channel 1-10 mode and the memory
channel 11-20 mode. The setting switches between 1-10 and
11-20 each time this button is pressed and the respective in-
FS)
-7J-
dicator lights. When power is turned on, the settitng is the same
as when power was last turned off.
FM Muting/Mode Button (FM MUTE/MODE) and In-
dicator
In the Muting ON (STEREO) setting, FM stereo reception is
possible and the muting circuit suppresses interstation noise
and weak FM stations. In the OFF (MONO) setting, interstation
noise will be heard and even weak FM stations can be received.
(Muting/Mode operation is effective for only FM reception.)
Memory Button (MEMORY) and indicator
Press this button to place a station in the memory using the
FM/AM Preset buttons [6]. When this button is pressed, the
indicator lights for about 8 seconds. While the indicator is lit,
press one of the FM/AM Preset buttons [6]. Upon press, the
displayed frequency will be stored in memory. The pressed
preset number will be displayed in digital form, and the memory
indicator will go out to indicate that memory operation has
been completed.
Bass Control Knob (BASS)
Adjust to strengthen or weaken bass response.
Treble Control Knob (TREBLE)
Adjust to strengthen or weaken treble response.
Simulated Stereo Switch (SIMULATED STEREO)
Set this switch to the on position to add a stereo-like effect
to monaural sources (TV programs, mono VCR recording, AM
radio, etc.).
Balance Control Knob (BALANCE)
Use this control to adjust the relative volume Jevels of the left
and right speaker systems.
Volume Contro! Knob and Indicator (VOLUME)
Turn clockwise to increase the volume level. The volume can
be adjusted manually and by the remote contro! transmitter's
Volume UP/DOWN key [29]. When adjusted by remote control,
the volume knob rotates along with the volume indicator on
the knob. This allows you to see the volume level from a dis-
tance.
Stereo Image Expander Switch and Indicator §.1.E
(STEREO IMAGE EXPANDER) (TX-860 only)
Set this switch to the on position to add an extra feeling of
width and depth to stereo sound.
Selective Tone/Loudness Control Switch and level
Control Knob and Indicator S.T.C (SELECTIVE T ONE/
LOUDNESS) (TX-860)
Set this switch to the on position, creating a clear reproduction
quality of the ultra low frequencies and high frequenties.
Boosting of a selective tone can be controlled via thelevel
control.
Selective Tone/Loudness Control Knob (SELECTIVE
TONE/LOUDNESS) (TX-840)
Set this knob to the right position, creating a clear reprodf uction
quality of the ultra low frequencies and high frequenties..
Boosting of a selective tone can be controlled via thelevel
control. Sliding this knob all the way to the left elimirates this
effect.
Dynamic Bass Expander Switch and Level
Control Knob and Indicator
D.B.E. (DYNAMIC BASS EXPANDER) (TX-860 orly)
Set this switch to the on position to add an extra feein g of
power and realism to the low range. Its function is uili Ke that
of the conventional bass control. Adjust level controltc raise
and lower the amount of the dynamic bass expander ef fect.
Stand-By/Received Indicator
When this indicator is lit, the power can be turned or boy the
remote control transmitter. If the power switch ofih e main
unit is off, this indicator will not light even if the remot contro]
transmitter key is pressed. This indicator also flashes yen the
signal is received from the remote control transmitter
Remote Control! Sensor (REMOTE SENSOR)
This sensor receives the remote control signals.

2] Speaker Selector Switches (SPEAKERS) 29}
This unit can drive two pairs of speakers in pairs (A or B) or
fours (A + B). To listen to both Speaker Systems at once,
depress both Speaker Selector switches.
22 Headphones Jack (PHONES)
connected here.
23 Signal Strength Indicator
The optimum tuning point is achieved when the most indicators
are lit.
24 Stereo Indicator (STEREO)
This indicator lights when an FM stereo broadcast is al
being received. It does not light when the FM MUTE/
Mode button [S]is in the OFF (MONO) position or when a
weak FM stereo broadcast is being received.
® Remote Control Transmitter Controls
25 Power Key (SYSTEM POWER)
When the TX-860/840's stand-by/received indicator is lit,
pressing this key will turn on the TX-860/840 (the stand-by/
received indicator will go out). Pressing the key again will turn
off the TX-860/840 (the stand-by/received indicator will light).
The remote control transmitter also has a switch that turns
power on and off to the AC outlets on the rear panel of the
TX-860/840. (AC outlets are not supplied for some areas.)
26 Sleep key and Indicators
Press to set the power off timer. The sleep timer is a function
which turns off the power to the system from the time it is set.
When this key is pressed, “90 MIN” is displayed on the tuner’s
display for 5 seconds, and the power goes off 90 minutes later.
Each time the key is pressed during 5 seconds, the timer setting
changes , 60, and 30 minutes, in turn. While the sleep timer
is Operating, the [SLEEP] indicator is lighted. If the sleep key
is pressed during this time, the amount of time remaining on
the sleep timer is displayed, and if the key is pressed during
that display, 30 minutes will be subtracted from that time.
If the key is pressed when the panel display shows 30 minutes
or less, the sleep timer is cancelled, and the power is not turned
off.
Q7 Tape Operation Keys (DECK-A, DECK-B)
Stereo headphones with a standard binaural piug can be Bd
Volume Keys ( 4 UP, ¥ DOWN)
This key has the same function as that of the volume
control[15]. The volume level can be adjusted by pressing the
UP or DOWN key, with the volume control knob rotating si-
multaneously.
Tuner Operation Keys ( 4 PRESET P )
When the UP ( ® ) or DOWN ( 4 ) remote this key is pressed,
the next higher or lower memory channel is recalled. Each time
UP or DOWN key is pressed, the following memory channel
in the corresponding direction is recalled. If the key is held
down the memory channel will increase or decrease contin-
uously until key is released.
Audio Muting Key {AUDIO MUTING) and Indicator
This key temporarily switches off the sound from the speaker or
headphone. Pressing this key will operate the TX-860/840's audio
muting circuit. The audio muting indicator |AUDIO MUTE] will
light. Pressing the key again will turn off the audio muting.
T
°
hese
keys
control
Onkyo
double
cassette
tape
decks
that
can
Opera
tions
be remote controlled. Use the DECK-B keys to control single
ee]
Cassette tape decks with the FRI mark.
@/ta_; When this is pressed, the recording stand-by mode is
entered. Tuner Reception
<
:
The
tape
plays,
moving
from
right
to
left,
or,
in
the
re-
1.
Confirm
that
the
[T-2
MONITOR]
indicator
[2]
is
off,
audio
cording stand-by mode, recording begins.
a Interrupts all operations.
>» : The tape plays, moving from left to right, or, in the re- 2.
cording stand-by mode, recording begins.
“4: Fast forward from right to left.
>> = Fast forward from left to right.
For connections, please refer to the section “Connections for
Remote Control.”
Consult your Onkyo service center for further details.
CD Operation Keys (CD)
'
These
keys
are
used
to
operate
an
ONKYO
CD
player
with
the
FRE mark.
>» :Press this key to play the CD player. e
u :Press this key to pause the CD playback. To resume
disc play, press the PLAY key.
a : Press this key to stop the CD player.
I#4_:
Press
this
key
to
go
back
to
the
beginning
of
the
current
3.
track and again to skip back to the previous track.
pml Press this key to skip to the next track.
Refer
to
the
CD
player
instruction
manual
for
additional
in-
formation.
For connections, please see the section on “Connections for
Remote Control.”
Consult
your
Onkyo
service
center
for
further
details.
muting
is
off,
and
press
the
FM
or
AM
Input
Selector
bution
Bi}.
To
tune
in
an
FM
or
AM
station
not
stored
in
the
memory,
press
one
of
the
Tuning
selector
buttons
[7].
lf
you
press
UP,
the
frequency
is
increased.
Pressing
DOWN
decreases.
Note
that
the
frequency
is
changed
in
50kHz
(or
200kHz)
steps
in
FMA
and
9kHz
(or
10kHz)
steps
in
AM
when
the
Tuning
selecor
button
is
pressed
in
single
steps.
If
this
button
is
pressed
to
n-
tinuously
for
more
than
0.5
seconds,
the
auto
tuning
mod
is
entered,
and
frequencies
are
scanned
automatically.
Whena
broadcast
signal
is
received,
scanning
stops
and
that
frequracy
is
displayed.
If
a different
frequency
is
desired,
press
the
butt
on
once
again.
Scanning
will
not
stop
for
broadcasts
weak
enough
to
bes
p-
pressed
by
the
muting
circuit.
To
receive
a
weak
FM
broach
st,
set
the
FM
Muting/Mode
button
[9]
to
the
OFF
position
acd
select
the
frequency
of
the
desired
broadcast
station.
To recall a station stored in the memory, simply press the Pesset
station button corresponding to the desired station.
Be sure to set the Shift button [8]to the range (1-10 or 112 0)
for the memory channel! to be recalled. This is a random FMAM
memory.
If
a
preset
station
button
is
pressed
when
the
int
selector is not set to FM or AM, the input is automatically
switched to FM or AM.
.
The
Stereo
indicator
will
light
up
if
the
broadcast
is
biag
received
in
stereo.
The
Stereo
indicator
-will
not
light
up
ittme
broadcast
is
monaural
or
too
weak
to
be
received
in
Stereq

Memory Function
This unit can store a total of 20 FM and AM stations in the memory
for instant recall at any time without using the Tuning selector
buttons. The 20 stations can be any combination of FM and AM
broadcasts. Read the following directions carefully to avoid mis-
taken operations.
1. Select the FM or AM to be placed in the memory using the Input
Selector button [3]. Confirm the indicator
is off and Audio muting is off.
2. Use the shift button to set the 1-10 or 11-20 range, depending
on which memory channel is to be used.
3. Tune in the broadcast to be placed in the memory using the
Tuning selector buttons.
4. Press the Memory button and, while the Memory indicator re-
mains lit (about 8 seconds), press one of the FM/AM Preset
buttons.
5. When the Preset button is pressed, the Memory indicator will
go out and the pressed preset number will come on. The fre-
quency currently shown in the frequency display is now stored
in the memory.
6. Ifthe Memory indicator goes out before you have pressed one
ofthe Preset buttons, simply press the Memory button [10]again
to give yourself another 8 seconds.
7. Placing another broadcast in the same memory channel auto-
matically cancels the station previously stored in that channel.
NOTES:
Preset frequencies can be transferred to other channels. For
example, the FM station stored on Preset button number 6 can
be transferred to Preset button number 1 in the following manner:
1) Press Preset button number 6.
2) Press the Memory button (Memory indicator lights).
3) Press Preset button number 1.
4) The same station is now stored on both Preset buttons 1
and 6.
Memory Preservation
This unit does not require memory preservation batteries. A
built-in memory power back-up system preserves the contents
of the memory during power failures and even when the unit
is unplugged. The unit must be plugged in and the power switch
turned on and off once in order to charge the back-up system.
Note that since this is not a permanent memory, the power switch
must be turned on and off a few times each month to keep the
back-up system operative.
The memory preservation period after power has been turned
off varies depending on climate and placement of the unit. On
the average, memory contents are protected over a period of a
few weeks after the last time power has been turned off. This
period is shorter when the unit is exposed to a highly humid
climate.
Using the Phonograph Record
1. Press the Input Selector button [3] to PHONO, and confirm that
the [T-2 MONITOR] indicator is off and audio muting is off.
2. Follow the turntable operating instructions.
NOTE:
Confirm that the turntable is connected to the PHONO input
jacks on the rear panel.
Using the Compact Disc Player
1. Press the CD or CD DIRECT Input Selector button [3], and
confirm that the indicator |2}is off and audio
muting is off.
2. Follow the operating instructions for the CD player.
® With the Input Selector button [3]set to “CD”, the Bass Control,
Treble Control, Balance Control, Selective Tone/Loudness
Control, Simulated Stereo, Dynamic Bass Expander (only TX-
860), Stereo Image Expander (only TX-860) can be freely ad-
justed for the CD playback sound. When the Input Selector
button [3]set to “CD DIRECT, ” these controls will have no effect.
Instead, a purer CD sound will be produced.
Confirm that the CD player is connected to the CD input jacks
on the rear panel.
Tape Playback
1. Press the TAPE-1 Input Selector button [3]or TAPE-2 MONITOR
button depending on which pair of TAPE PLAY jacks the
deck is connected to.
2. For playback, follow the operating instructions of the tape deck.
NOTE:
Confirm that the output leads from the tape deck to the TAPE-1
and/or TAPE-2 jacks on the rear panel.
Tape Recording
1. Make all connections between the tape deck and the unit as
shown in the System Connections Diagram.
2. Radio: Press the FM or AM Input Selector button [3].
Record: Press the PHONO Input Selector button [3].
CD: Press the CD Input Selector button [3].
VCR-1/VDP: Press the VCR-1/VDP Input Selector botton [3].
VCR-2: Press the VCR-2 Input Selector button [3].
3. Put the tape deck in the recording mode. The recording can be
monitored through the speakers or headphones as desired. For
TAPE-2, turn on the corresponding Tape Monitor button to hear
the signal that, having been recorded, is returned from the deck
to the TX-860/840. (if the deck has three heads).
4. Set the proper recording level using the controls on the tape
deck used for recording. Also, during recording and dubbing
operations, never change the positions of any controls (bass,
treble, etc.) on this unit.
Tape-to-Tape Dubbing
1. Connect the two tape decks to this unit as shown in the System
Connections diagram.
2. Load the original tape in tape deck 1 and the blank tape in tape
deck 2.
3. Press the TAPE-1 Input Selector button [3].
4. Put tape deck 1 in the playback mode and tape deck 2 in the
recording mode.
5. The source signa! can be monitored through the spealers or
headphones, when the TAPE-2 MONITOR button [2]is in the
OFF position. If tape deck 2 has three heads, the just-r ecorded
signal can be monitored (when the TAPE-2 MONITOR button
is in the ON position). Refer to the tape deck instruction
manuals for more details.
Using the Graphic Equalizer
4. Connect the graphic equalizer to the TAPE-2 jacks onthe rear
panel.
2. If a second tape deck is used, connect it to the tape jacks on
the graphic equalizer.
Press the TAPE-2 MONITOR button [2].
. Follow the graphic equalizer operating instructions.
. To record an equalized signal, use tape deck 2 (connected to
the equalizer) for recording.
op w
Video Disc Player Playback
1. Connect the video disc player to the TX-860/840 as sown in
the System connections diagram. Then connect a moni tor or
TV having a video input jack to the TX-860/840 vider “MON-
TOR OUT"jack.
2. Press the VCR-1/VDP Input Selector button [3].
3. Switch on the monitor TV, and start playback of the vcleo disc
player. The picture will be sent to the monitor TV and sound
to the speakers connected to the TX-860/840.
4. Refer to the video disc player instruction manual for af ditional
information.
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sete
Video Cassette Recorder (or Player) Playback
1. Connect the VCR to the TX-860/840 as shown in the System
Connections diagram. Note that a playback only video unit has
no video or audio input jacks. Remember to switch the cores-
ponding VCR mode switch to MONO when using a monaural
VCR-2. If this is not done, sound will be heard from only one
speaker. If the MONO setting is used with a hi-fi (stereo) VCR,
even stereo sound will be heard in the monaural mode. Then
connect a monitor or TV having a video input jack to the
TX-860/840 video “MONITOR OUT" jack.
2. Press the VCR-2 Input Selector button [3].
3. Switch on the monitor TV, and start playback of the VCR. The
picture will be sent to the monitor TV and sound to the speakers
connected to the TX-860/840.
4. Refer to the video cassette recorder instruction manual for ad-
ditional information.
Video Disc Player to VCR Dubbing
Video disc programs can be recorded onto a VCR-2.
1. Load a disc in the video disc player, and a blank tape in the
VCR-2.
2. Press the VCR-1/VDP input Selector button [3].
3. Begin playback of the video disc player and recording of the
VCR-2.
4. The VCR-1/VDP to VCR-2 duplication is possible when a
second VCR output are connected to the VCR-1/VDP jacks.
5. Refer to the video disc player and VCR instruction manuals for
additional information.
Using the Remote Control Transmitter
(RC-149S)
aS LE
® Batteries
The remote control transmitter is powered by two batteries.
Before using this unit for the first time, insert the two batteries
(included) as shown in the diagram. The remote control trans-
mitter has no on/off switch. Average battery life is one year.
This period may be shorter depending on the frequency of use
and environment (temperature and humidity) in which the re-
mote control transmitter is used. If the remote contro! transmitter
does not operate even though front panel controls function
normally, the batteries should be replaced. Use only batteries
listed in the following chart.
RO3 / LRO3
UM-4 7 AM4
. Do not leave an expired battery in the case as it may leak or
damage the battery case. é
. When inserting the batteries, be sure the (+) and (—) ends
are properly aligned.
. Do not use nickel-cadmium (rechargeable) batteries.
. Do not use one specified (manganese) battery and one al-
kaline battery at the same time.
. Replace both batteries at once; do not use one old and one
new battery together.
Direct function feature
NOTE:
This function works when an Onkyo cassette tape deck or CD
player with the FRI mark is connected to a TX-860/840 with
an fRE remote contro! cable.
Just by directly operating the desired component (compact disc
player, or tape deck), the TX-860/840’s input selector automatically
switches to that component. The component that was being used
stops, and the desired component starts operation. Therefore, it
is not necessary to switch the TX-860/840’s input selector when
changing listening sources. Another way to switch listening sources
is to press the TX-860/840’s input selector of the desired listening
source. The current listening source will then stop automatically
and the desired listening source will start operation.
Example 1
When the compact disc player's play button is pressed, the
TX-860/840's input selector will switch automatically to “CD.” If
the current listening source was a tape deck, tape playback will stop
and the compact disc player will start playing.
Example 2
With a tape deck as the current listening source, if the TX-860/840's
input selector is switched to “CD,” the tape deck will stop playing
and the compact disc player will start playing.
Note:
The direct function feature does not apply to turntable.
Transmitter Battery Replacement

Remote sensor
Remote contro! transmitter
RC-149S
@ Precautions
2. This unit uses infrared rays. Therefore, commands may not be
received
properly
if
the
front
panel
of
the
TX-860/840
is
exposed
to bright light. To prevent this from occurring, place the
TX-860/840 so that it is not directly exposed to a bright light.
3.
The
batteries
of
the
remote
contro!
transmitter
must
be
replaced
periodically.
Remember,
however,
that
commands
will
be
re-
ceived
only
when
the
power
switch
of
the
TX-860/840
is
on.
4.
The
transmitter
operates
up
to
a
distance
of
about
five
meters
(16
feet).
the
transmitting
window
must
always
be
pointed
at
the
reception
window
when
a
command
is
sent
to
the
receiver.
5. if the TX-860/840 is placed inside an audio rack behind a glass
door, the door should not use colored glass or have any deco-
rations on it since this could shorten the range or prevent
commands from being received.
6. Use of other infrared remote control devices in the same room
may cause interference.
7. If this remote control transmitter does not operate properly,
confirm that the batteries are not dead. If the problem persists,
contact your Onkyo service center.
TX-860/840
5m (16 feet)
1.
Remove
the
batteries
if
the
remote
contro!
transmitter
is
not
going
to be used for a long time.
Trouble shooting guide
No power.
Power but no sound.
Hum, low frequency noise.
Howling when the volume is turned up.
Rough or scratchy sound. High range is
not clear.
Buzzing noise on AM (particularly con-
spicuous at night or with weak stations).
High pitched noise or buzzing noise on
TV.
Crackling noise on AM and FM.
FM Signal Strength Indicators and stereo
indicator light but sound is distorted and
separation is bad.
EM Signal Strength Indicators and stereo
indicator flicker and hiss is heard on FM.
No station is recalled when a FM/AM
preset button is pressed.
NOTE:
If a problem occurs, first operate the unit using the front panel
controls to confirm that it is not due to a malfunction (or worn
out batteries) of the remote control transmitter.
@ Power cord is disconnected.
@ AC fuse blown.
® Tape monitor switch on.
@
Audio
muting
switch
on.
@
Switch
to
off
by
remote
control
transmitter.
®
Bad
connections.
®
Check
input
leads,
speaker
leads,
pin
plugs,
etc.
@ Amplifier protection circuitry has been |@ Contact Onkyo Service Center.
activated.
® Connect power cord.
®@ Contact Onkyo Service Center.
@ Switch to off.
® Check outer conductor of input plugs.
@ Check for proper ground connection.
®@ Poor or no input ground.
® Poor or no phono motor ground.
@ Turntable and speakers are too close ®@ Move them farther apart.
together.
@ Replace.
@ Clean.
® Turn treble contro! down.
@ Stylus of pick-up is worn.
© Stylus tip is dirty.
® Treble contro! too high.
®
Noise
from
electrical
apparatus
such
as
|@
Move
AM
loop
antenna
to
different
pcsit
ion
fluorescent
lamp.
@
Set
up
outdoor
AM
antenna.
®
Noise
from
TV.
@
Place
the
AM
loop
antenna
as
far
as
possi
ble
from
the
TV.
® Move unit away from TV set.
® Move antenna as far as possible from the fluores-
cent jamp.
@ install and FM outdoor antenna as faras possible
from the road.
@ Change the position or direction of th: o utdoor
antenna.
®@ Noise caused by turning fluorescent
lamp on and off.
® Noise from automobile ignition.
® Change to T-shaped antenna.
@ Use antenna which has better directivity asd Select
a point where the distortion is least.
® Station is too strong.
®@ Multiple reflection of the radio waves
because of tall buildings or mountains.
@
Station
is
too
weak.
@
Install
an
outdoor
FM
antenna.
@
Stereo
FM
broadcasts
cover
only
about
|
@
Change
the
position
or
direction
of
th:
o
utdoor
half
the
distance
of
an
ordinary
broad-
antenna.
cast.
@ The power switch has not been turned |@ The memory contents are lost if the
on
for
a
!ong
time
or
the
power
cord
has}
power
switch
is
not
turned
on
afew
tims
been unplugged for a long time. each month. Store all stations again atd
remember to turn the power on a few
times each month.
Front
panel
controls
function
but
remote
|
®
No
batteries
in
remote
control
transmit-
|@
Insert
batteries.
control transmitter does not.
ter. ® Replace batteries.
®@ Batteries have worn out.
The
tuning
steps
by
which
the
tuned
frequency
changes
on
each
band
have
been
set
at
the
factory
to
the
proper
value
for
the
Cun
try
Where
each
unit
is
to
be
sold.
If
you
use
the
unit
in
a
country
where
a
different
tuning
step
is
required
or
if
the
broadcast
frequencies
in
iocat
Country
‘change
so
that
you
can
not
tune
in
radio
stations
precisely,
contact
your
authorized
Onkyo
Service
Center.

ee eae
Specification
SSS ee Ge i OED
AMPLIFIER
SECTION
TX-860
TX-840
Power
Output:
70
watts
per
channel,
min.
RMS,
at
8
ohms,
both
60
watts
per
channel,
min.
RMS,
at
8
ohms,
both
channels
driven,
from
20Hz
to
20kHz,
with
no
more
—_
channels
driven,
from
20Hz
to
20kHz,
with
no
more
than
0.04%
THD.
than
0.08% THD.
2 x 180 watts at 4 ohms, 1kHz (DIN) 2 x 160 watts at 4 ohms, 1kHz (DIN)
2 x 120 watts at 8 ohms, 1kHz (DIN) 2 x 100 watts at 8 ohms, 1kHz (DIN)
2 x 105 watts at 4 ohms, 1kHz (DIN) 2 x 90 watts at 4 ohms, 1kHz (DIN)
2 x 77 watts at 8 ohms, 1kHz (DIN) 2 x 70 watts at 8 ohms, 1kHz (DIN)
Musical Power Output:
Continuous Power Output:
Total Harmonic Distortion:
IM Distortion:
Damping Factor:
Frequency Response:
RIAA Deviation:
0.04% at rated power
0.04% at 1 watt output
0.04% at rated power
0.04% at 1 watt output
40 at 8 ohms
20 ~ 30,000 Hz + 1dB
20 — 20,000 Hz + 0.8dB
0.08% at rated power
0.08% at 1 watt output
0.08% at rated power
0.08% at 1 watt ouput
40 at 8 ohms
20 - 30,000 Hz + 1dB
20 ~ 20,000 Hz + 0.8dB
Sensitivity
and
Impedance:
Phono:
2.5mV/50
kohms
Phono:
2.5mV/50
kohms
CD/Tape Play: 150mV/50 kohms CD/Tape Play: 150mV/50 kohms
Tape Rec: 150mV/3.5 kohms (phono) Tape Rec: 150mV/3.5 kohms (phono)
120mV RMS at 1kHz, 0.04% THD 120mV RMS at 1kHz, 0.08% THD
Phono: 85dB (at 10mV input, A weighted) Phono: 85dB (at 10mV input, A weighted)
75dB (IHF A-202) 75dB (IHF A-202)
Phono Overload:
Signal-to-Noise Ratio:
CD/Tape:
95dB
(A
weighted)
CD/Tape:
95dB
(A
weighted)
80dB
(IHF
A-202)
80dB
(tHF
A-202)
Tone
Controls:
Bass:
+
10dB
at
100Hz
Bass:
+
10dB
at
100Hz
Treble:
+
10dB
at
10kHz
Treble:
+
10dB
at
10kHz
TUNER
SECTION
FM:
Tuning
Range:
87.5
-
108.0MHz
(50kHz
steps)
87.5
—
108.0MHz
(50kHz
steps)
Usable
Sensitivity:
Mono:
11.2dBf,
1.0nV,
75
ohms
Mono:
12.8dBf,
1.2uV,
75
ohms
O.9nV
(S/N
26dB,
40kHz
Devi.)
1.0uV
(S/N
26dB,
40kHz
Devi.)
75
ohms
DIN
75
ohms.DIN
Stereo:
18.0dBf,
2.2uV,
75
ohms
Stereo:
18.0dBf,
2.2nV,
75
ohms
23uV
(S/N 46dB,
40kHz
Devi.)
23uLV(S/N
46dB,
40kHz
Devi.)
75
ohms
DIN
75
ohms
DIN
50dB
Quieting
Sensitivity:
Mono:
18.0dBf,
2.2uV,
75
ohms
Mono:
18.0dBf,
2.2uV,
75
ohms
Stereo:
37.2dBf,
20uV,
75
ohms
Stereo:
37.2dBf,
20uV,
75
ohms
Capture
Ratio:
1.5dB 1.5dB
Image
Rejection
Ratio:
85dB
85dB
IF
Rejection
Ratio:
90dB
90dB
Signal-to-Noise
Ratio:
Mono:
73dB
Mono:
73dB
Stereo:
67dB
Stereo:
67dB
Selectivity
50dB
DIN
(+300kHz,
40kHz
dev.)
50dB
DIN
(+300kHz,
40kHz
dev.)
AM
Suppression
Ratio:
50dB
50dB
Harmonic
Distortion:
Mono:
0.15%
Mono:
0.15%
Stereo: 0.25% Stereo: 0.30%
30
-
15,000Hz
+
1.5dB
30
-
15,000Hz
+
1.5dB
45dB at 1kHz 45dB at 1kHz
30dB
at
100
-
10,000Hz
30dB
at
100
~
10,000Hz
Frequency Response:
Stereo Separation:
AM:
Tuning
Range:
522
-
1611kHz.(9kHz
steps)
522
~
1611kHz
(9kHz
steps)
Usable
Sensitivity:
30LV
30pnV
Image
Rejection
Ratio:
40dB
40dB
IF
Rejection
Ratio:
40dB 40dB
Signal-to-Noise
Ratio:
40d8 40dB
Harmonic
Distortion:
0.7%
0.7%
GENERAL
European models (except U.K.): AC220V, 50Hz
U.K& Australian models: AC 240V, 50Hz
Wordwide models: 120 and 220V switchable, 50/60Hz
435 x 130 x 351 mm
17-1/8"x 5-1/8"x 13-13/16"
Weight: 8.8 kg., 19.4 Ibs.
European models (except U.K.): AC220V, 50Hz
U.K& Australian models: AC 240V, 50Hz
Wordwide models: 120 and 220V switchable, 50/60Hz
435 x 130 x 351 mm
17-1/8"x 5-1/8"x 13-13/16"
8.2 kg., 18.1 Ibs.
Power Supply:
Dimensions (W x H x D):
Remote control transmitter RC-149S
UM-4/R03/AAA battery x 2
AM loop antenna
FM T-type antenna
FRI remote contro! cable
Supplied accessories:
Specifications and features are subject to change without mts ce.