Pioneer KP-3330 User manual

CASSETTE
CAR
STEREO
LECTEUR
DE
CASSETTE
STEREO
POUR
WITH
FM/AM
TUNER
VOITURE
AVEC
SYNTONISEUR
FM/AM
OWNER’S
MANUAL
MODE
D’EMPLOI
Thank
you
for
surchasing
this
PIONEER
product.
Before
attempt-
ing
operation,
be
sure
to
read
this
manual.
z
See
reverse
side
of
the
package
box
for
instruction
of
installation
Nous
vous
remercions
d’avoir
acheté
cet
appareil
PIONEER.
Avant
de
lutiliser,
prendre
scin
de
lire
ce
manuel.
Voir
les
instructions
d'installation
au
dos
du
carton
dembailage.
Muchas
gracias
por
la
adquisicion
de
este
producto
PIONEER
Antes
de
tratar
de
operarto,
lea
atentamente
este
manual.
Véase
el
dorso
de
fa
caja
para
las
instrucciones
sobre
1a
instala-
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cette
Connections
! Note:
j °
| e
Blue
;
tem
control
terminal)
of
the
power
amp.
If
To
avoid
shorts
in
the
electrical
system,
be
sure
to
disconnect
the
battery
©
cable
before
beginning
installation.
Replace
fuse
only
with
the
type
stipulated
on
the
fuse
holder,
Be
sure
to
Properly
connect
the
color
coded
leads.
Failure
to
do
SO
can
cause
malfunctions.
When
the
power
amp
is
being
linked
with
this
system,
be
sure
not
to
connect
the
blue lead
to
the
amp's
power
terminal.
Like-
wise,
when
linking
this
system
with
the
auto-antenna,
do
not
connect
to
power
terminal
for
the
antenna.
Such
connection
can
make
overcurrent
cause
malfunctions.
round)
|
To
vehicle (metal)
body.
If
this
unit
is
combined
with
a
power
amp,
connect
its
blue
lead
to
the
blue
lead
(sys-
}
Combined
with
an
auto-antenna,
connect
j
its
blue lead
to
the
relay
control
terminal
of
|
the
auto-antenna.
(MAX.
300
mA,
12
V
DC)
Red
Ie
electric
terminal
controlled
by
ignition
switch
(12
V
DC)
ON/OFF.
®
Antenna Trimmer
Adjustment
Wire
tentatively
before
mounting.
Tune
ina
frequency
in
the
vicinity
of
1,400
kHz
in
AM
band
and
adjust
the
antenna
trimmer
using
a
Phillips
head
screwdriver
until
optimum
reception
is
attained.
(Fig.
1)
HSITONa
Antenna Trimmer
Fig. 1
Antenna jack
Red
Fuse holder
®
Green
Gray
@
Right
3 ———
Black ©

Using
the
Radio
Using
the
Tape
Deck
Volume/power
switeh
Tuning
FM 8S . 92 . 96 .100.104.108.
ORE BRONTE
M Se 8
Loudness
Stereo
indicator
Tone
Band
Balance
®
Before
attempting
operation...
®
Since
the
set
is
designed
preferentially
for
tape
play,
eject
a
cas-
sette
tape,
if
mounted,
before
operating
the
radio.
1.
Turn
the
power
switch
to
the
right
to
switch
power
ON,
2.
Press
the
band
switch
to
select
the
band,
3.
Turn
the
tuning
knob
to
select
a
frequency.
4. Adjust the volume and balance.
5. Adjust the tone.
® Loudness Switch
When
playing
back
a
tape
or
listening
to
the
radio
at
low
volume,
the
low and
high
tones
are
emphasized
and
more
clearly
heard
by
pressing this switch.
Fast forward, rewind/
direction change
Volume/nawer switch
Eject Cassette door
Loudness Direction indicator
Tone
Balance
1.
Turn
the
power
switch
to
the
right
to
switch
power
ON.
2.
Loading
a
cassette
tape
into
the
load
slot
causes
playback
to
begin
automatically.
3,
Adjust
the
volume
and
balance.
. Adjust the tone.
5.
When
tape
playback
reaches
the
end
of
the
tape,
playback
will
automatically
switch
from
the
side
being
played
to
the
opposite
side
fie.
Side
A
to
Side
B
or
vice
versa)
{Auto-reverse).
To
stop
the
tape
during
playback,
press
the
eject
button.
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Care and Maintenance
® A loose or warped labet on a ¢:
ism of the unit or cause the
stich tapes or 7
®@ Do not try t
function. Wait a f
® Re sure to
ette tape m:
@
Do
not
use
tapes
longer
than
C-90-type
(90
min.)
cassettes.
Longer
tapes
can
interfere
with
tape
transport.
®
'f
the
playback
head
becomes
dirty,
sound
quality
will
suffer.
Periodically
{once
or
twice
a
month)
clean
the
heads
with
a
cot-
ssette immediately after insertio
seconds.
> tape when the vehicle's ignition is
tape
in
the
deforns
the
pinch
reller
causing
wow
and
Sutter
during
tape
ton
swab
soaked
with
alcohol,
(Fig.
1)
playback
‘5
Ng
ta
;
F
5
®
Storing
cassettes
in
areas
directly
exposed
to
sunlight
or
high
goose
tapes
jd
be
rewound
with
the
aid
of
9
pencil
and
unevenly
wour
i i
Loose
tapes
src
ae
ee
rac
Toteatd
laneton.
pia
ea
*
temperatures
can
distort
them
and
subsequently
interfere
with
@
Fast
Forward/Rewind
tape
transport.
(Fig.
2)
Press
the
fast
forward
button
to
advance
the
tape
at
high
speed
and
©
Store
unused
icc
in
a
tape
case
where
there
is
no
danger
of
the
rewind
button
for
high
speed
return.
them
becoming
!oose
or
being
exposed
to
dust.
In
fast-forward,
the
tape
automatically
switches
from
one
side
to the
®
After
Service
other
when
it
reaches
the
end
of
the
tape,
and
begins
play
from
the
In
the
event
this
unit
does
not
function
properly,
contact
your
dealer
other
side
(Auto-reverse).
or
the
nearest
authorized
PIONEER
Service
Center.
In rewind, the tape automatically starts play after rewinding all the
way back to the beginning of the tape (Auto-replay)
Fast forward and rewind can be terminated by pressing the respec-
tive opposite high-speed tape transport button Head
® Change in Tape Direction
To change Side A to B or vice versa, push buttons Fast Forward and
Rewind simuttaneiously.
Cotton swab
Fig. 1 Fig, 2

Specifications
*
These
specifications
apply
to
the
model
sold
in
the
USA
and
Canada.
General
Power
source
nant
Grounding
system
|...
a
Max.
current
consumption
Dimensions
(chassis).
14.4 V DC [10.8 ~ 15.6 V allowable)
. Negative type
TA
OW} SO(H} x 130103 n
[7-1/81W) X 21H) x 5-1/8(D) in}
» TOS{(W) & 421} x 39.5(D) mm
11/8)
X
4-5/8(H)
X
1-1/2{D)
in.]
- 147 mm {5-3/4 in)
vee 13 kg (2.9 lbs}
{nose} .
Shaft interval
Weight
Amplifier
Continuous
power
output
is
3.2
W
per
Senne
min.
into
4
ohms,
both
channels
driven 50 to 15,000 Hz with no more than 5% T!
Maximum
power
Supt
=e
iivt
2
8.5
W
&
2
(EIAJ)
Load
impedance
.
:
8
@
aliowabie)
Loudness
contour
..
{100
Hz),
+7
dB
(10
kHz}
(volume:
~30
dB)
Tape Player
Tape
ae
»
Compact
Saasgtte
tape
(C-30
—
C-90)
4.8 cm/sec. (1-7/8 ips.)
Fast
forward/rewind
time
Approx.
105
sec.
for
C-60
Wow
&
flutter
....
o
0.13%
(WRMS}
Frequency
response
iS
:
50
~
14,000
Hz
(+3
dB}
Stereo
separation
.,
a
eoteee
45
dB
Signal-to-noise
ratio
.
52
dB
(IHF-A
network)
FM tuner
Frequeney range .
Usahle sensitivity
50 d8 quieting sensitivity -
Signal-to-noise ratio
Distortion .
88 -- 108 MHz
18 dBE (16 nV/75 @. mono}
» 20 dBE (2.8 nV/75 2, mono)
65 dB (IMF-A network}
0.6% (at 65 dBE_ 1 KH, stereo!
» $0 ~ 15,000 Hz (+3 dB)
35 dB lat 65 dBf, 1 kHe)
60 dB (2ACA) (+400 kHz}
igna
ve
~
60
ABF
(two
undesire
signa!
level:
110
dB)
AM
tuner
Frequency
range.
Usable
sensitivity
Selectivity
........
3 530 — 1.620 kid
48 uv (25 dB} (S/N: 20 dB)
+» 40 dB (£10 kHz}
These
specitications
were
determined
and
are
presented
in
accordance
with
specifi-
cation
standards
established
by
the
Ad
Hoc
Committee
of
Car
Stereo
Manutacturers.
Note:
spec)
ications
and
the
design
are
subject
to
po:
@ to in provements,
modification without notice
©
These
specifications
apply
to
models
sold
outside
of
the
USA
and
Canada.
General
Power source ...
Grounding system
Max. current consumption
4.4 V DC (10.8 — 18.6 V allowable}
voces Negative type
Dimensions
{chassis}
.
i
}
}
<
Y30(D)
ram
{nose}
*
405(W)
%
42(H)
X
39.5(0)
mm
Shaft
interval
»
147
mm
Weight
..
1.3
kg
Amplifier
Maximum
power
output
.
8.5
wv
x2
2
EIA
Continuous power output .
(1 Sat | KHz}
Continuous
power
output
is
3.2
W
per
channe!
min.
into
4
ohms,
both
channels
driven
80
to
15,000
Hz
with
no
more
than
$%
THD.
. 4 @ (2 -- BQ allowable}
Load impedance
Loudness
contour
.
{100
Hz},
+7
dB
(10
4
(volume: — 30 dB)
yave player
Tap
7
Compeet
cassette
tape
(C-30
~
0-90)
Bem/sec. (4-7/8 ips
ners 406 b ace. for C-60
" 0.13% (WRMS)
14.000 Hz (2:3 dB}
tee v= 45 di
. 52 dB {IEC-A network)
Tape sp od 7
Fast forward/rewind time
Wow & flutter 00.2...
Frequency response
Stereo separation .
Signal-to-noise ratio
FM tuner
Frequency range
Usable sensiti
$0 dB quieting sensitivity
Signal-to-noise ratio -
Distortion ..
Frequency respan:
Stereo separation .
AM tuner
Frequency range .....
Usabie sensitivity +
Selectivity ..
2 ~ 108 MHz
6 its Q, mono)
"20 dBt (2.8 Wis Q, mono}
65 dB IEC-A, network)
a (at 66 dBIL1 kHz, stereo
+. 50 ~ 15.000 Hz (43 dB}
ve 35 dB (at 65 dBt, 1 kHz}
Bae 531 — 1,602 kHz
ia (28 dB) (S/N. 20 38
cececee 40 UB (49 KHZ
Note:
Specifications
and
the
design
are
subject
to
possible
modification
without
notice
due to improvements

important
The serial number of this device is located on the bottom of the unit.
For your own security and convenience, be sure to record this num-
ber on the enclosed warranty card,
(These instructions apply to the mode! sold in the USA and Canada.)