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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