Panasonic SV-MP710VEG User manual

TD0504024C2
Digital AudioPlayer
SV-MP710VEG / SV-MP710VEB
Colour
(A).................... Blue Type
(W)................... White Type
SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications
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Memorysize: 256 MB
Supportedsampling frequency:
/
MP3; 32 kHz, 44.1kHz, 48 kHz,
WMA; 8kHz to44.1kHz
Supportedbit-rates: MP38kbpsto320 kbps(128
kbpsisrecommend) WMA32
kbpsto192 kbps(96 kbpsis
recommend)
No. of channels: Stereo, 2channels(MUSIC, FM
RADIO), Mono 1channel (IC
RECORDER)
Frequencyresponse: 20 Hz to20,000 Hz (+0dB, -6dB)
(MUSIC), 300 Hz to4,300 Hz (IC
RECORDER,HQ mode)
MicS/N: 30 dB (IC RECORDER,HQ mode)
RadioFrequencyrange(FM): 87.9MHz to107.9MHz (200kHz
steps),87.5MHz to108.0MHz
(50/100 kHz steps)
Output: 4.5mW+ 4.5mW(16 ,M3
jack)
Power supply: DC 1.2V (onerechargeable
battery)
Approximateplaytimes: 10 hours (MUSIC),
5hours (FM RADIO)
Approximaterecording times: 9hours (IC RECORDER, HQ
mode)
5hours (FM RADIO)
Cabinet dimensions(WxHxD): 70.0x22.2x14mm
Mass: 36.2gwithbattery/ 23.5g
without battery
AC adaptirinput: AC110V ~ 240V,50 Hz/ 60 Hz
Power consumption instandby
mode: 0.2W
-Specificationsaresubject to changewithoutnotice.
-Theplaytimes shown depend on operating conditions.
-Mass and dimensionsareapproximate.
-MB meansonemillion bytes. Useablecapacitymaybeless.
-Thisproduct iscompatiblewith thefollowing character code. The
displaymaynotappear correctlywith other character codes.
-(When thesupplied rechargeablebatteryisfullycharged.)
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law.
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1. Accessories
-Stereo earphones
(L0BAB0000188) ............................................................. 1pc.
-USBCable
(K1HA05AD0003)............. ................................................ 1pc.
-Neck Strap
(RFAT0006-Q) ....................................................................1pc.
-CD-ROMDriver
(RFET0002) ...................................................................... 1pc.
-AC Adaptor
(N0JZCD000008) ...........................................................[EG].
(N0JZCD000004) ...........................................................[EB].
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-BatteryAss’y
(ZBRP-BP65HE)................................................................1pc.
-BatteryCase
(RFCT0005-H) ............................................................ 1pc.
2. Supply of Rechargeable Battery as Replacement
Parts
-Please take note of the following points relating to Carrying Case
to be used for protection of RechargeableBatteryfrom shorting.
Replacement Parts:
-RechargeableBattery(ZBRP-BP65HE) to be supplied will be
provided with Carrying Case (RFCT0005-H).
-Noreplacement parts will be supplied for RechargeableBattery
without Case.
-Replacement parts will be supplied for Carrying Case (RFCT0005-
H)without RechargeableBattery.
-To your customers, deliveryRechargeableBatterytogether with
Carrying Case to prevent shorting accidents that mayoccur when
RechargeableBatteryiscarried about without Carrying Case.
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3. Caution in Use of Rechargeable Battery
-Take RechargeableBatteryout of Carrying Case and use iy. Be
sure to carryRechargeableBatteryinthisCarrying Case. Ifnot,
mayeither head or ignite byshorting with ametal.
4. Location of Controls
5. Operation Checks and Component Replacement /
Procedures
1. Thissection describes procedures for checking the operation of
the major printed circuitboards and replacing the main
components. /
2. For reassemblyafter operation checks or replacement, reverse
the respective procedures special ressemblyprocedures are
described onlywhen required.
3. Select item from the following index when checks or replacement
are required.
Contents
1. Checking for the mainP.C.B.
2. Checking for the memoryP.C.B.
3. Checking for the tuner P.C.B.
4. Checking for the LCD ass’y.
5. Checking for the prevent electrostaticdischarge.
5.1. Removal of the batterycover
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5.2. Removal of the front cabinet
5.3. Removal of the memoryP.C.B.
5.4. Removal of the mainP.C.B.
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5.5. Removal of the batteryterminal.
5.6. Removal of the LCD Ass’y
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5.7. Removal of the LCD Piece
5.8. Removal of the mode button and holdknob
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5.9. Removal of the USBfixpiece and USBcover
5.10. Removal of the RECbutton
5.11. Removal of the tuner P.C.B. and MICass’y
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6. Instructions for Repair Service
7. Service Position
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