Panasonic Technics SL-1800 User manual
SFNU180C01
027700
Technics
by
Panasonic
Direct
Drive
Turntable
System
SL-1800
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
We
want
to
thank
you
for
selecting
the
SL-1800,
Direct
Drive
Turntable
System.
For
optimum
performance,
we
recommend
that
you
read
these
instructions
caretully.
Parts
identification
=
Output
terminals
—————_—
Turntable
mat
Turntable
pl
Motor
shaft
(Centre
spindle)
Strobe
dots
Strobe
mark
Strobe
iluminator?
pilot
lamp
Speed
selector
eS
Head
shett
Pitch
control
knobs:
Turntable
base
Assembly
and
set-up
w
Caution:
Never
connect
the
AC
power
plug
belore
the
assembly
has
been
completed
Attach
the
dust
cover
last.
so
that
assembly
of
other
parts
and
adjustments
can
be
made
efficiently,
@check
the
parts
Turntable
unit,
45
r.p.m.
adaptor
1 1
Turntable
platter
1
Special
oil
Turntable
mat
1
Balance
weight
1
Dust
cover
1
Head
shell
Overhang
gauge
1
@Remove
the
transport
spacers.
spacers
for
transportation
(located
at
lelt-hang
front
corner,
right-hand
rear
corner,
and
then
the
tonearm
base),
and
the
tape
fastening
the
tonearm.
(See
Figs.
2
and
3),
“Warning:
To
prevent
fire
or
shock
hazard,
do
not
expose
this
appliance
to
rain
or
moisture.”
1
@Apply
two
or
three
drops
of
oil
to
the
motor
shatt
using
the
furnished
oil
container.
(See
Fig.
4)
Although
the
unit
has
been
lubricated
before
shipping
from
the
factory.
apply
a
few
drops
of
oil
to
the
motor
shaft
for
assur-
ance.
After
that,
application
of
two
or
three
drops
of
oil
once
‘every
2000
hours’
operation
or
so
is
sulticient.
The
time
in-
terval
is
much
longer
than
that
of
conventional
type
motors
(200-
'500
hours),
so
do
not
apply
too
much
oil,
nor
more
frequently
than
necessary.
Never
use
any
other
type
of
oil
installation
of
the
turntable
platter.
1,
Place
the
turntable
platter
on
the
motor
shaft
(centre
spindle)
2.
Place
the
turntable
mat
on
the
platter
Note:
1)
The
rotor
is
connected
to
the
reverse
surtace
of
the
turn-
table
platter.
(The
magnet
of
the
motor
is
attached
to
the
turntable
platter
)
To
maintain
optimum
pertormance
as
specitied,
extra
care
should
be
taken
to
prevent
adhesion
fof
dust
of
iron
filings
to
the
magnet
and
not
to
damage
the
magnet
by
dropping
it
Do
not
remove
the
three
screws
for
securing
the
magnet.
(See
Fig.
5)
Should
the
position
of
the
fixed
magnet
be
altered
by
loosening
the
securing
screws,
the
rated
performance
of
the
unit
can
not
be
guaranteed.
lation
of
the
cartridge
(optional).
1.
Connect
the
lead
wires
to
the
cartridge
terminals,
White
(L
+)
Left
channel
+
Blue
(L
~)
Lett
channel
~
Red
(R
+)
Right
channel
+
Green
(R
-)
Right
channel
—
2.
Install
the
cartridge
to
the
spacer,
and
tighten
it
with
screws.
provided
with
the
cartridge.
(See
Fig.
6)
3.
Insert
the
head
shell
into
the
gauge.
(See
Fig.
7)
4.
Loosen
overhang
adjustment
screw
and
move
the
cartridge
forward
or
backward
until
the
stylus
tip
lines
up
with
the
edge
of
the
gauge.
5.
Tighten
adjustment
screw
without
moving
the
cartridge.
Note:
1)
Your
cartridge
is
now
adjustec
for
lowest
tracking
error
and
minimum
distortion.
2)
This
gauge
is
exclusively
designed
for
this
tonearm,
‘Overhang
adjustment
screw
g
Washer
Head
shell
Nut
.
Terminal
a
“e
|
=
a
|
ng
adjustment
screw
Overhang
gauge
rio
7]
Olnstatiation
of
the
head
shelt.(See
Fig.
8)
Insert
the
plug
portion
of
the
head
shell
into
the
front
end
of
the
tubular
arm,
and
turn
the
locking
nut
clockwise
(in
the
Girection
shown
by
the
arrow
A"),
with
the
head
shell
held
horizontally
to
secure
firmly.
Locking
nut
Head
shel
Adjustments
of
the
horizont
pressure.
1.
Insert
the
balance
weight
onto
the
rear
shatt
of
the
tonearm
(See
Figs.
9
and
10)
2.
Remove
the
stylus
cover.
it
your
cartridge
has
one,
3.
Release
the arm
clamp
(Fig.
9)
and
lift
the
tonearm
trom
the
arm
rest
to
tree
the
tonearm,
4,
Turn
the
entire
balance
weight
clockwise
(indicated
by
the
arrow
A")
of
countrerclockwise
(indicated
by
the
arrow
“B")
until
the
tonearm
is
approximately
balanced
horizontally.
(See
Fig.
10).
Balance
weight
Gueing
lever
Tubular
arm
re
a
~
=
5.
Altor
the
tonearm
is
horizontally
balanced,
temporarily
fix
the
tonearm
by
the
arm
clamp. (Refer
to
Fig.
11)
Hola
the
balance
weight
stationary
with
fingers
as
shown
in
Fig.
11
and
rotate
only
the
stylus
pressure
ring
to
bring
the
‘numeral
"0"
of
the
ring
into
alignment
with
the
centre
line
‘on
the
tonearm
rear
shatt,
(The
adjustment
of
the
horizontal
balance
is
now
completed.)
Note:
1)
During
the
adjustment
of
the
horizontal
balance,
be
sure
that
the
stylus
tip
of
the
cartridge
does
not
contact
the
turntable
mat
or
turntable
base.
Ensure
that
the
anti-skating
knob
is
at
"0"
position.
(See
Fig.
11)
‘There
are
cases
where
the
tonearm
may
sway
or
flow
Slightly
at
the
position
of
"0"
due
to
the
highly
sensitive
rotational
part
of
the
tonearm,
but
this
side
force
is
trivial
‘and
presents
no
inconvenience.
Peoressure
ring
“0
3)
Ensure
that
ine
cueing
lever
is
in
the
lowered
position
as
shown
in
Fig.
10.
4)
Make
certain
that
the
speed
selector
is
in
the
"s
position.
the
balance
adjustment
is
easily
made
as
the
turntable
platter
remains
stationary,
Atter
adjusting
the
horizontal
balance,
turn
the
balance
weight
clockwise
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
and
align
the
correct
stylus
pressure.
(Follow
the
cartridge
manufacturer's
recommendation.)
(See
Fig.
12)
:
Note
1)
As
the
stylus
pressure
ring
rotates
together
with
the
ba-
lance
weight.
proper
stylus
pressure
can
be
selected
by
directly
reading
the
graduated
ring,
2)
Set
the
stylus
pressure
to
the
maximum
value
of
your
Cartridge
in
cases
where
the
record
has
an
extremely
high
recording
level,
or
where
the
unit
is
operated
in
@
room
at
low
temperature
or
in
places
in
which
the
unit
is
liable
to
be
subjected
to
vibrations
@anti-s
skating
force
control.
Set
the
anti-skating
force
control
to
the
same
value
as
that
set
tor
stylus
pressure.
(See
Fig.
13)
Place
the
dust
cover
into
position
from
directly
above
at
both
sides.
For
detaching
the
dust
cover,
be
c
raise
it
as
illustrated
betore
removal
holding
it
tain
first
to
Dust
ccver
Note
Opening
or
closing
of
the
dust
cover
during
playing
should
be
made
as
gently
as
possible,
since
this
may
not
only
cause
harmful
vibrations,
but
also
result
in
skipping
of
the
stylus.
@Placement.
1.
Use
the
unit
in
a
stable
and
horizontal
position,
where
there
is
little
or
no
vibration,
2.
Use
the
unit
as
far
away
from
the
speakers
as
possible
and
isolate
the
unit
from
sound
radiation
from
them.
3.
Do
net
place
the
unit
where
it
is
exoosed
to
direct
sun,
dust,
moisture
or
heat
4.
Keep
it
in
a
well-ventilated
place.
@connect
the
AC
power
plug.
Connect
the
AC
power
plug
to
the
AC
socket
Jn
cases
where
the
AC
power
plug
is
connected
to
the
outlet
(AC
outlet)
of
the
amplifier.
receiver
and
the
like.
make
sure
that
the
wattage
indicated
on
the
outlet
corresponds
to
the
turntable's
requirements
botore
connecting
the
power
plug
‘®Cconnect
the
output
terminal
‘Output
termi
or
Receiver
Lwnite)
Channel
R
(Red)
Channel
E
(Spade
!ug)
——-
EX)
Note:
Be
sure
to
connect
the
ground
terminal
to
the
amplifier
of
receiver.
It
this
connection
is
not
made
or
is
loose,
a
power
source
HUM”
will
result
How
to
play
Adjustments
@Set
the
switch
lever
to
“ON”
position.
(See
Fig.
15)
@Set
the
speed
selector
to
the
desired
record
speed.
(See
Fig.
16)
Speed
selector
a3}
as
90:
180
the
arm
clamp,
(Refer
to
Fig.
9)
OLit
the
cueing
lever
as
indicated
by
the
arrow.
(See
Fig.
17)
Cueing
tever
@
Move
the
tonearm
over
the
record
and
then
lower
the
cueing
lever.
The
tonearm
will
descend
slowly
onto
the
record
and
play
will
begin.
the
cusing
lever
and
cure
it
with
the
arm
clamp.
@Get
the
switch
lever
to
“OFF”
position
(The
turntable
platter
will
rotate
for
a
short
time
due
to
its
inertia
It
you
play
a
45
r.p.m.
record
with
a
large
centre
hole.
use
the
furnished
adaptor
on
the
centre
spindle
@Adjustment
of
the
arm
lift
height.(See
Figs.
18
and19),
The
arm
lft
height
(distance
between
the
stylus
tip
and
record
surface
when
cueing
lever
is
raised)
has
been
ad-
justed
at
the
factory
detore
shipping
to
approximately
§
to
10
mm
(3/16"
to
25/68"),
I
the
clearance
becomes
too
narrow
of
too
wide
because
of
the
physical
size
of
the
different
cartridges
on the
market,
turn
the
agjustment
screw
clockwise
or
counterclockwise,
at
the
same
time
pushing
the
arm
lift
down,
Clockwise
rotation
—distance
between
the
record
and
stylus
tip
is
reduced.
Counterclockwise
rotation
—distance
between
the
record
and
stylus
tip
increases,
Cueing
ter
5
to
10
mm
(9/16"
to
25/64")
Note:
‘As
the
adjusting
screw
has
a
hexagon
head,
be
sure
to
make
the
adjustment
while
depressing
the
arm
lit
©Speed
adjustment
(with
pitch
control
knobs}(See
Figs.20.21and22)
Strobe
dots
are
set
on
the
tapered
rim
of
the
turntable
plat-
ter
according
to
the
power
frequency
and
the
number
of
‘revolutions
of
the
records.
Make
adjustment,
referring
to
strobe
dot
indication.
(See
Fig.
20)
45pm.
53-13
rpm,
1,
Set
the
speed
selector
to
the
number
of
revolutions
to
be
adjusted.
(See
Fig.
21).
2.
Set
the
switch
lever
to
"ON"
position.
The
strobe
illuminator/pitot
lamp
will
illumina
dots,
and
the
turntable
platter
will
rotate.
the
strobe
3.
While
turning
the
pitch
control
knobs
either
to
"+
side
or
"
~"
side,
adjust
to
such
an
extent
that
the
strobe
dots
of
the
turntable
platter
look
as
if
they
were
stationary.
The
state
under
which
the
strobe
dots
seem
to
be
stationary
represents
the
correct
speed
The
strobe
dots
for
60
Hz.
4/3
p.m.
seem
to
be
stationary.
"4"
direction
This
increases
the
speed
of
the
turntable
rotation,
and
the
strobe
dot
pattern
seems
to
flow
in
the
same
direction
as
the
turntable
platter
*
direction
This
decreases
the
speed
of
the
turntable
rotation,
resulting
ina
state
opposite
to
that
in
the
"
+”
direction
Note:
Strobe
dot
pattern.
The
strobe
illuminator/pilot
lamp
of
this
unit
employs
the
commercially
available
power
source.
The
frequency
of
such
Power
source,
when
actually
measured,
has
a
fluctuation
of
about
0.2%,
As
such
a
fluctuation
of
the
power
source
affects
the
strobe
illuminator,
the
strobe
dot
pattern
also
seems
to
fluctuate
to
a
certain
extent,
But
the
urit
is
not
atfected
by
the
fluctuations
of
the
power
source,
since
a
D.C,
motor
is
employed.
4, If
the
desires
speed
can
not
be
obtained
by
the
variable
pitch
controls,
turn
the
speed
adjusting
screws
with
a
screw
driver
for
further
adjustments,
(See
Fig.
22)
Maintenance
and
note
@Exira
care
should
be
taken
in
handling
the
turntable
platter.
The
turntable
platter
has
a
rotor
(the
magnet
of
the
motor)
directly
connected
to
it.
Theretore,
the
turntable
platter
should
not
be
removed
trom
the
motor
shaft
unnecessarily,
since
adhesion
of
dust
or
iron
filings
onto
the
magnet
results
in
eterioration
of
the
performance.
Should
it
become
necessary
to
remove
the
turntable
platter,
be
sure
to
pull
the
AC
power
plug
out
of
the
socket
@Wipe
the
dust
cover
and
turntable
base
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth,
Never
use
any
cleaners
containing
alcohol,
benzine
or
thin-
ner.
Use
of
a
chemical
dust
cloth
ang
the
like
should
also
be
avoided.
Be
sure
that
the
dust
cover
is
not
exposed
to
in:
Secticide
spray,
as
cracks
or
blurs
may
result.
To
remove
stubborn
finger
prints
or
grease
spots
detach
the
Gust
cover
or
disconnect
the
AC
power
plug
and
use
a
sott
cloth
damped
with
a
mild
soap
and
water
solution
cord
should
Dust
and
dirt
adhering
to
the
stylus
tip
or
the
bbe
carefully
removes.
WW
used
with
dust
ang
dirt
adhering
to
the
stylus
tip,
the
stylus
will
not
fit
into
the
sound
groove
of
the
record
correctly.
This
may
not
only
result
sn
the
deterioration
of
tone
quality,
but
cause
undue
wear
of
the
record
ang
the
stylus
tip
itselt
Use
a
brush
having
soft
tips,
moving
it
from
the
base
to
the
tip
of
the
stylus
caretully
for
removing
dust
and
dirt
The
recora should
also
be
carefully
wiped
with
a
record
cleaner
of
high
quality
oO!
12
detaching
oF
attaching
the
he
the
volume
control
for
the
amplifier
or
receiver
to
"0"
position,
oF
to
turn
off
the
power.
Detaching
of
attaching
of
the
head
shell,
with
the
volume
con-
trol
turned
high,
may
not
only
result
in
unpleasant
noises,
ut
Cause
damage
to
the
speakers.
@Wnen
finished
playing,
be
sure
to
secure
the
tonearm
by
the
‘arm
clamp.
After
finished
playing,
if
the
unit
is
not
to
be
used
for
some
time,
care
should
be
taken
to
secure
the
tonearm
for
the
pro-
tection
of
the
stylus
tip
For
the
same
reason,
the
stylus
cover
should
also
be
attache
@Wipe
the
head
shell
terminals
trom
time
to
time.
(See
Fig.
23)
‘Adhesion
of
dust
and
dirt
to
the
head
shell
terminals
may
give
‘ise
to
contact
faults,
thus
resulting
in
increased
"HUM"
noise
for
non
transter
of
sound
to
the
speakers.
Use
a
soft
dry
cloth
‘oF
the
like
for
wiping
the
head
shell
terminals,
Head
shell
terminal
Features
Turntable
section
The
newly
developed
double-insulate
vibration-damping
unit,
Unique
in
Technics,
was
developed
through
high
mass
design
placing
particular
emphasis
on
acoustic
quality,
(See
Fig.24).
The
turntable
platter
and
the
tonearm
are
installed
on
the
base
land
solidly
girded
through
the
integral
construction
of
the
main
base
and
the
bottom
of
the
case,
while
the
entire
base
is
floating
in
stable
equilibrium
with
respect
to
the
main
turntable
base
through
insulators.
composed
of
metallic
springs
and
a
viscoelastic
materi
The
main
turntable
base
is
also
provided
with
an
insulator
‘superior
in
vibration
damping
characteristics
for
protection
trom
undesirable
external
vibrations.
As
a
result,
a
combined
effect
is
obtained
through
the
use
of
two
insulators
to
maintain
‘excellent
absorption
and
cutoff
of
external
vibrations
and
local
resonance
from
speaker
output
thus
effecting
remarkably
improved
feedback
prevention.
Motor
construction
peculiar
to
Technics
in
which
the
rotor
of
the
motor
is
integrally
connected
to
the
turntable
platter.
(See
Fig.
24).
In
Technics
turntable
systems
we
took
the
lead
in
the
world
by
putting
the
Direct
Orive
system
on
the
market
with
a
marked
improvement
in
the
pertormance
ot
turntables.
Since
then,
we
have
developed
numerous
turntaples
of
high
performance,
furnishing
new
topics
of
conversation
each
time.
(One
of
these
achievements
is
the
motor
construction
of
this
unit,
‘nique
and
singular
ip
the
world,
in
which
the
rotor
of
the
motor
is
directly
connected
to
the
turntable
platter.
Moreover,
the
motor
base
has
been
integrally
connected
to
the
turntable
base
of
diecast
aluminum
for
presenting
turntable
‘systems
of
higher
accuracy
and
rational
construction
MDependable
one
chip
IC.
(See
Fig.
25).
First
in
development
of
the
IC
(AN630)
of
the
Back
Electro-
motive
Force
Frequency
Generator
system.
The
motor
drive
unit
control
unit
and
various
additional
functions
are
integrated
into
Turntable
base
is
of
diecast
aluminum
for
slim
and
compact
the
B.FG"
system
which
utilize
the
Back
Electromotive
Force
Frequency
Generated
in
the
drive
winding
of
the
Direct
Drive
motor.
Consequently,
superior
temperature,
drift
and
transient
chars
teristics
are
obtained
improving
the
overall
reliability
of
the
turntable
system,
The
one
chip
IC
(AN630)
employed
in
this
unit
has
a
total
of
321
‘elements
such
as
transistors,
diodes,
resistors
and
capacitors
consolidated
in
a
silicon
substrate
approximately
3
x2.7
mm?
in
size.
We
take
pride
in
the
fact that
the
one
chip
IC
(AN630)
represents
the
world’s
largest
degree
of
integration
as
a
bipolar
linear
IC.
*
Back
Electromotive
Force
Frequency
Ger
ator.
‘One
chip
IC
(AN
630)
Interior
of
AN
630,
I
HiAidelity
pertormance
with
rumble
(signal
to
noise
ratio)
of
73
dB
(DIN4SS39B),
wow
and
flutter
of
0.025%
(W.R.M.S.).
‘The
ultra-low
speed
brushless
DC
motor
employed
in
this
unit
thas
the
extremely
low
power
consumption
of
about
0.1
W,
and
ie
thus
free
trom
vibrations
due
to
excessive
energy
or
heat
‘generation.
Tho
high
performance
of
the
Direct
Drive
motor
is
due
to
the
etticiency
of
the
newly
developed
double
insulator
and
to
the
utilization
of
the
one
chip
IC
of
the
B.FG
system
lm
Prism
type
strobe
illuminator
also
serves
as
pilot
lamp.
Cro:
Motor
shalt
(Centre
spin
)
section
of
motor
portion
and
double
insulator
Position
detecting
rotor
Stator
Position
detecting
coil
Tonearm
Turntable
m:
Stator
coil
]
——_|
Rotor
magnet
|
|
Dust
cover
pest
ul
pessiats
me
aes
tee
|
Feit
2nd
insulator
Visco-elastic
material
Stator
frame
Tonearm
section
Highly
sensitive
universal
tonearm.
Highly
sensitive
universal
tonearm
of
the
gimbal
suspension
system
in
which
precision
pivot
bearings
are
employed
at
the
horizontal
and
vertical
journals
of
the
tonearm
has
made
it
possible
to
realize
arm
friction
of
7
mg.
Theretore,
the
performance
of
the
high-compliance
cartridge
can
be
fully
realized.
Furthermore,
the
tonearm
base
is
integrally
forme
with
a
die-
cast
zinc
alloy
finish
of
high
specific
gravity
to
lend
sutticient
strength
and
weight
and
thus
completely
eliminates
undesirable
vibrations.
Diecast
aluminum
head
shell.
The
head
shell
integrally
formed
by
strong
diecast
aluminum
for
reduction
in
weight
18
protected
!rom
harmful
head
shell
resonance.
Addit
the
head
shell
terminals
are
gold
plated
for
prevention
of
contact
faults
at
replacement
Mviscous
damped
cueing.
To
prevent
damage
to
the
stylus
tip
and
records
liable
to
take
place
during
operation
of
the
tonearm.a
cueing
device
damped
with
viscous
oil
is
adopted.
Since
the
tonearm
can
be
raised
or
lowered
through
operation
of
the
lever,
location
of
a
desired
playing
portion
or
temporary
suspension
of
the
playing
are
conveniently
achieved
i
Anti-skating
control.
Proper
outside
force
can
be
applied
by
such
a
simple
opera
tion
as
aligning
the
knob
with
the
same
valve
as
the
stylus
pressure,
thus
cancelling
the
skating
force
harmful
to
the
stylus
Mi
Low-capacitance
phono
cables
that
will
not
impair
the
high-
frequency
characteristics
of
the
cartridg:
Specifications
Turntable
section
™
Direct
Drive
Turntable
Drive
method
Direct
Drive
‘Motor
Back
Electromotive
Force
Frequency
Generator
servo
OC
motor
‘employing
one
chip
IC
‘Aluminum
die-cast,
33
em
(13")
33-1/3
and
45
rpm
Individual
adjustment
controls,
10%
agustment
range
0.025%
W.A.MS,
(JIS
C5521)
£0.035%
Weighted
zero
to
peak
(OIN
45507),
=50
dB
(DIN
45539)
=73
4B
(DIN
455998)
Pitch
controls
Wow
and
tlutter
Universal
tubular
arm,
static-
balance’
type
Effective
length
239
mm
(9-1/16")
Overhang
15
mm
(19/32")
Friction
7
mg
(horizontally
and
vertically)
Effective
m
22.9(6.0
g
cartridge
weight
175
gstylus
pressure)
Tracking
error
angle
mm
(5-45/64”)
Irom]
the
cent
within
61°
(se
point
of
$5
J
Within
+3°
(2
point
of
145
mm
(2-2/16")
from.
the
centre
Otset
angle
as
Adjustable
stylus
range
to
39
(stylus
pressure
direct
reading
type)
Cartridge
weight
Stottg
Head
shell
weight
959
General
—
=
AC
120
V.
$0
0r
60 Hz
sw
Dimensions
125
«48.3
96.9
cm
(HW
xD)
(4-15/16
*
17-12/16
x
14.9/16
inches)
Weight
85
kg
(18.7
Ibs.)
Weight
and
dimensions
shown
are
approximate,
‘Specifications
subject
to
change
without
notice.
Matsushita
Electric
of
Canada
Limited
40
Ronson
Drive,
Rexdale,
Ontario,
M9W
1B5
Telephone:
(416)
248-5551
Printed
in
Japan
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