Pioneer XR-P670F User manual

Operating
Instructions
STEREO
FILE-TYPE
CD
CASSETTE
DECK
RECEIVER
XxXR-P67OF
SPEAKER SYSTEM
S-P4a7ov COMPACT
s-Ppe6o0-.s
JEiGx
2&5
WARNING: to prevent FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO
NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Thank you for buying this Pioneer product.
Please
read
through
these
operating
instructions
so
you
will
know
how
to
operate
your
mode!
properly.
After
you
have
finished
reading
the
instructions,
put
them
away
in a
safe
place
for
future
reference.
in some countries or regions, the shape of the power piug and
power
cutlet
may
sometimes
differ
from
that
shown
in
the
explanatory drawings. However, the method of connecting and
operating the unit is the same.
DEMO
The iliustiation shows XR-P670F and S-P470V.
DEMO FUNCTION
!f
you
connect
the
power
plug
to
a
wall
outlet,
power
to
the
unit
switches
ON,
and
DEMO
mode
operation
starts.
If
the
P.,BASS
(DEMO}
button
is
pressed
for
about
3
seconds
when
the
power
is
OFF,
the
demonstration
mode
will
be
selected
and
power
will
be
turned ON automatically.
eTo
cancel
the
DEMO
mode,
press
buttons
on
the
main
unit
or
remote
contro!
related
to
switching
power
ON,
or
the
P.BASS
(DEMO)
button
on the
main
unit
for
about
3
seconds,
eTo
cancel
the
DEMO
mode
when
the
power
supply
plug
is
connected
to
the
wall
socket,
press
the
P.BASS
(DEMO)
button
for
about
3
seconds
while
DEMO
mode
indications
are
displayed.
IMPORTANT
CAUTION
|
RISK-OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
|
DONOTOPEN
The fightning fiash with arrowhead, within an CAUTION:
equilateral mangle, is imenged to alert the user te the
presence of uninsulated “dangerous vohage’ within the
Product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnnude
i
| to constnute @ sk of electric shock to persons.
ie
TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO
NOT REMOVE COVER [OR BACK}. NG USER-
SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFEP SERVICING
TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
The exciamavon point within an equilateral inangie is
intended tc alen the user to the presence of important
operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in
the literature accompanying the appliance.
® PIONEER’
The Art of Entertainment

CAUTIONS REGARDING HANDLING
}
| Location |
| Condensation i
instail the unit in a weil-ventilated location where it will not be
exposed to high temperatures or humidity.
Do not install the unit in a location which is exposed to direct rays
of the sun, ar near hot appliances or radiators. Excessive heat can
adversely affect the cabinet and internal components. Installation
of the unit in a damp or dusty environment may result in a
malfunction or accident. (Also avoid installation near cookers, etc.,
where the unit may be exposed to smoke from oil, steam, or heat.)
Do not instail the unit on a tottered stand, nor on an unstable or
inclined surface.
| Precautions regarding installation
Placing and using the unit for long periods on heat-generating
sources wiil affect performance. Avoid placing the unit on heat-
generating sources.
@instail the unit as far away as possible from your TV. Installation
in close proximity to such equipment may cause noise or
degradation of the picture.
@Such noise may be particularly noticeable when an indoor
antenna is used. In such cases, make use of an outdoor antenna,
or turn off the power of the unit.
Please place this unit on a level surface.
Ventilation
There is a cooling fan in the rear of this unit. If the exhaust vent
is blocked, heat will build up inside, interfering with perfarmance
or causing malfunctions. Therefore, make sure to leave space
between the unit and walls and other equipment to improve
heat radiation (at least 20 cm at top, 15 cm at rear, 15cm at left
side, and 15 cm on right side (looking from the front)).
2
<ARB7114>
When this unit is brought inte a warm room from previously cold
surroundings or when the room temperature rises sharply,
condensation may form inside and the unit may not be abie to
attain its full performance. To prevent this, allow the unit to stand
for about an hour before switching it om cr raise the room
temperature gradually,
[This productis for general household purposes. Any faiiure due
ito use for other than household purposes (such as !ong- term
| use for business purposes in a restaurant ar use in a car or ship)
| and which requires repair will be charged for even during the
| warranty period.

[FOR U.K. AND EUROPEAN MODELS]
CAUTION
This product contains a laser diode of higher class than 1. To
ensure continued safety, do not remove any covers or attempt
to gain access to the inside of the product.
Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.
The following caution label appears on your unit.
Location: rear of the unit
LASER PRODUCT
[FOR U.S. MODEL}
| CAUTION |
j «Use of controls or adjustments ot performance of
procedures other than those specified herein may result in
hazardous radiation exposure.
@ The use of optical instruments with this product will increase
eye hazard.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiates radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in @ particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio ortelevision
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged totrytocorrectthe interference
by one or more of the following measures:
-— Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. i
~~ Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
~~ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
~- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for
help. i
information to User
Alteration or modifications carried out without appropriate '
authorization may invalidate the user's right to operate the |
equipment.
i
THE POWER SWITCH IS SECONDARY CONNECTED AND
THEREFORE DOES NOT SEPARATE THE UNIT FROM MAINS
POWER IN STANDBY POSITION.
i This product complies with the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/ |
EEC), EMC Directives (89/336/EEC, 92/21/EEC) and CE Marking |
|
Directive
(93/68EEC).
\
POWER-CORD CAUTION
Handie the power cord by the plug, Do not pull out the plug by
tugging the cord and never touch the power cord when your
hands are wet as this could cause a short circuit or electric
shock. Do not place the unit, e piece of furniture, etc., on the
power cord, or pinch the cord. Never make @ knot in the cord or
tie it with other cords. The power cords should be routed such
thet they are not likely to be stepped on, & damaged power cord
can cause a fire or give you an electrical sh Check the power
cord once in @ while. When you find it damaged, esk your
nearest PIONEER authorized service center or your dealer for
replacement,
CONTENTS
CAUTIONS REGARDING HANDLING
CONFIRM SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
LOADING BATTERIES INTO REMOTE CONTROL UNIT .
REMOTE CONTROL OPERATIONS.
CONNECTIONS ....
FRONT PANEL FACILITIE
SETTING THE CLOCK .
TURNING ON THE PO
Turning power ON without using the POWER switch .
TUNING INTO STATIONS .
Beat cut function .........
MEMORIZING STATIONS .
Manual presettin:
Station call...
CAUTIONS REGARDING COMPACT DISC HANDLING
HOW TO HANDLE CASSETTE TAPES oo.
READ THIS BEFORE OPERATING THE CD PLAYER
LISTENING TO COMPACT DISCS ..
Before operating the player .....
Listening to tracks in order from the first track .
Select the disc play mode .
CONVENIENT CD FUNCTION!
To play back desired tract
Best selection memory ...
Programmed play cesses
To repeat playback (Repeat play’
Random play
Fast track search (+
Previous disc scan
Changing the display
PLAYING TAPES ...
Basic operation
RECORDING....
Recording on tap
Copying a tape ...
AS.E.S, (Auto Synchro Editing System) .
SOUND FIELD EFFECT
Selecting 2 preset sound setting
Boosting the bass sound ...
FUN WITH KARAOKE FUNCTIONS
WAKE-UP TIMER
Setting the wake-up time
TIMER RECORDING
Timer recording setti
SLEEP TIMER .....
3
<ARB7114>

|
CONFIRM SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
saiesiamcmed oe nna oy
i
Remoto control unit x 1 AA/REP ary cell
batteries x 2
j
7
(
FM antenna x 7
CD case stand x 1 ae
{ see!
Note!!
{t's convenient to match the disc i
case number with the number of j
the disc loaded in the unit. |
Some disc cases {like two-disc i
cases) may not fit.
——~
LOADING BATTERIES INTO
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
REMOTE CONTROL OPERATIONS |
Open the battery compartment cover on the back of the remote
control unit,
insert size AA/REP dry cell batteries into the battery compartment
in accordance with theindications (5, QO) inside the compartment.
Close the cover of the battery case.
Incorrect usa of batteries may lead to leakage or rupture.
Always be sure to follow these guidelines:
A. Always insert batteries into the battery compartment,
correctly matching the positive D and negative © polarities,
as shown by the display inside the compartment.
8. Never mix new and used batteries.
C. Batteries of the same size may have different vaitages,
depending on brand. Do not mix differant brands ot batteries.)
4
<ARB7114>
The remote control unit can be used within a range of approx.
7 meters from the remote sensor, and within angles of up to
approx. 30 degrees.
elf the remote control sensor window is in a position where it
receives strong fight such as sunlight or fluorescent fight,
control may not be possible.

Surround (rear) speaker system
(Sold separately)
Rf 4 L
FM antenna
AM loap
antenna
|
Front speaker (R)
Front speaker {Li
To an AC walt socket
Before making or changing the connections, switch 1) Twist the 2. Push away the tab @) Pull back the tab.
off the power switch and disconnect the power cord wire strands. and insert the cord Be sure to tighten
from the AC outlet into the terminal. the cords firmly.
@ Use this unit on a flat surface.
@ Be sure to connect an antenna. If you do not, broadcast signa!
reception will not be possible.
4. Connect AM loop antenna and FM antenna to the unit's
antenna terminais.
NOTE:
Do not allow the conductors of the cords to project out of the
terminals or to come into contact with other conductors, A
breakdown or failure may occur when conductors touch,
Notes for S-P470V:
® This speaker system is magnetically shielded.
However, depending on the installation location, color distor-
tion may occur if the speaker system is installed extremely close
© the screen of @ television set.
Hf this happens, turn off the power switch of the television set,
and then turn it on after 15 to 30 minutes.
2. Connect the speaker cords to the SPEAKERS terminal. li the problem persists, place the speaker system away from the
Connect the red cords tothe “+” (red} terminals and the biack television set.
cords to the “~" {black} terminals.
po ae
| Lubrication is used in this unit's speakers. Do not touch it with |
your hands or e cloth as this may degrade performance. Ifyou |
rer i tttinind
5
<ARB7114>

CONNECTIONS
Surround (rear} speaker system connection (Scidsepa-
rateiy)
@ Connect the plugs properly.
Use speaker systems equipped with standard RCA pin olugs.
Surround (rear) speakers must have anominal impedance of
16 Q or more.
Precaution for the S-P260-S:
Do not connect this speaker to any amplifier other than the one
supplied with this system. Connection to any other amplifier
may result in a malfunction or a fire.
Note for the S-P260-S
The speaker system of this product has not been designed to be
resistant against magnetism. Ifthe system is installed near a TV
set, color irregularities may be observed on the TV screen. Be
sure to install the speaker system at a distance from a TV set.
3. Connecting another unit
# Connect this unit‘s AUX input jack to another's output jack
using a regular audio cord available in stores.
4. Finally, plug the power cord into the AC wail outlet.
NOTE:
Insert the plugs securely into the jacks. Improper connection can
lead to sound distortion or malfunction.
ANTENNA CONNECTIONS
Radio reception is not possible unless the antenna is properly
connected.
The strength of broadcast signals varies from one area to
another. Signal propagation is especially poor in metropolitan
areas, where there are many tall buildings and in mountainous
areas, Proper antenna installation is vital to good reception.
FM ANTENNA
FM antenna
Stretch the antenna and affix it to a wail, etc.
AM LOOP
ANTENA
External FM antenna installation
Use an external antenna when the signals from the stations are
weak and cannot be picked up by the accessory FM antenna, or
when the sound heard is accompanied by too much noise.
Connect a 75 Q coaxial cable.
Connect the shieid wire to GND (ground),
6
<ARBI114>
AM ANTENNA
The antenna should be placed at a distance from this unit d
should not be allowed to touch metallic objects. Avoid g
it near CD players, personai computers, television sets and
other devices generating radio frequen
@ Place the antenna on a ‘evel surface and rotate it to fir
orientation that yieids the best reception.
a
To attach the antenna to a wail, atc.
+. Select the place that yields the best reception.
Screw the le the wail, etc.
. Insert the clip on the bottem of the antenna into the gr¢
on the leg.
wn -
External AM antenna
indoor AM antenna
Provide a vinyi-coated wire (5 to 6 meters !ong). Secure one end
to the AM terminal and the other end to a wall or other high
location.
Outdoor AM antenna
{f reception is still poor even when a lead antenna has been fully
extended indoors, stretch out a vinyl-coated wire and secure it
outdoors.
NOTE:
Do not detach the AM loop antenna when using the external AM
antenna.
Outdoor AM antenna
Indoor AM antenna /
\ ef eS /
Vinyl insulated
{S - 6 meters)
AM 1.00P
| ANTENNA
e | roses
AM loop antenna
The 4, isignal earth) heips reduce ncise when an antenna is
connected. itis not a safety earth.
When moving the unit
Remove ail the discs, and then unpiug the power cord from the
wail socket about 10 seconds after a CD has stopped playing.
@ Leaving discs in the rack when you move it may result in
damage.
@ When packing the unit of removing it from its box, be sure not
to touch the front.

FRONT PANEL FACILITIES
‘D 25 OPEN/CLOSE button
@) Microphone level (MIC LEVEL)
@ Microphone jack (MIC)
@ Headphones jack (PHONES)
(5) Remote sensor
(€: POWER STANDBY/ON switch and STANDBY indicator
This is the switch for electric power.
ON : When set to the ON position, power is supplied and
the unit becomes operational.
: When set to the STANDBY position, the main power
flow is cut and the unit is no longer fully operational.
A minute flow of power feeds the unit to maintain
operation readiness. (The STANDBY indicator lights.}
@ ASES button
‘€ BEST (A, B) button
& COPY button
dc REC/STOP button (@/m)
( Dolby® NR ON/OFF button
Each time this button is pressed, the Dolby NR system turns on
and off.
STANDBY
52. TAPE | cassette door
{2 DISC SELECT UP/DOWN buttons
44 TAPE | Eject button (4)
5. TIMER REC/WAKE-UP button
(6 SFC/KARAOKE button
Each time this button is pressed, the mode changes in the
following sequence;
HALL > LIVE ~ DISCO
— off ~~ KARAOKE «—~ MOVIE
NOTE:
ff KARAOKE is selected, the vocal part in sonas is muted and
only the instrumenta! accompaniment (backup) is played.
@ P.BASS (DEMO} button
de DISPLAY CLOCK ADJ button
a8 Door pane}
20 STATION MEMORY button
@) VOLUME contro!
@2 Function buttons
¢3 Common operation button section (Refer to page 8}
24 PROGRAM button
@ FREQ/STATION button
2 TAPE li cassette door
@! TAPE li Eject button (4)
*
# Dolby noise reduction manufactured under ficense from Dalby
i ratories Licensing Corporation.
€ doubie-D symbol! are trademarks af Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
7
<ARB7114>

FRONT PANEL FACILITIES
, Common operation button section
|
{
_ Display
j
|
i
el | tid pane
F pty) __ RPT SAIMONO REC) COMAASES)} 12 £
{priser fundbo stereos Aon (PSMTREST) 1a re
By ——
i AL i, i
TaN HAE HN
MHz
KA
|
| i 1g ih
se
> C=], | buttons
(2 START button (< >}
( STOP button (m)
Roles of the commen operation buttons. (The roles of the
buttons vary depending on the input functions as shown
below.)
During CO input
START : Play/pause button
STOP : Stop button
Se : Fast forward/track search button
Cc : Fast reverseArack search button
During cassette deck input
START : Play button/Tape transport direction
STOP : Stop button
[<2 : Fast forward button
Cf » Rewind button
During tuner operation
C=) : Frequency Up button
je : Frequency Down button
During timer operation
co increasing timer button
C3 : Decreasing timer button
8
<ARB7114>
i Lights during SFC mode operation.
(2) Lights during KARAOKE mode operation.
\2) Lights to show tape direction.
indicates direction of TAPE if except TAPE functions.
(4) Lights when you press the P.BASS button.
S&S Lights during radio broadcast reception.
(6) RPT: Lights during repeat play.
S$: Lights during SINGLE mode operatien.
A _ : Lights during ALL mode cperation.
2) Lights when you press the MONO button.
8) Lights during FM stereo reception.
3) Lights when setting the timer.
10 Lights during steep timer operation.
J) Lights during recording and timer recording operation.
12 Lights when you press the RANDOM button.
12 Lights when Dolby NR is ON,
‘1@ Lights when setting up A.S.£.S.
JD Flashes during Best Selection setting (A or B}, and lights during
play.
1@ Lights when you press the PGM button.
1 Displays a CD track number. Playing track number and
waiting track numbers are displayed. In program play, lights
the programmed tracks. > lights when programmed tracks
are more than 15.
18 Indicates frequency and major operation status.
3 Lights when setting the Beat Cut function.

FRONT PANEL FACILITIES
SETTING THE CLOCK
[ REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
) SLEEP : SLEEP button
DISPLAY : DISPLAY button
SFC : SFC button
P.BASS : P.BASS button
(2\ TAPE 1, Il operation buttons
(Play <>», Stop m, Fast << pr)
Before operation, memorize broadcast stations with the
STATION ~, + buttons.
+... Stations change in order in the upward direction.
~ ... Stations change in order in the downward direction.
MONO : MONO button
FM/AM : FM/AM band button
RANDOM : RANDOM button
REPEAT : REPEAT button
MODE : CD MODE button
PREVIOUS : PREVIOUS button
HI-LITE : HI-LITE button
PGM : Program button
CLEAR : Clear button
ABESTB : BEST {A, B) button
~DISC+ : BISC [-, +) buttons
CD operation buttons
(Play/Pause » /it, Stop m, Track search we< pp}
5 POWER button
FUNCTION : FUNCTION button
Each time this button is pressed, the function changes in the
following sequence:
— > CD TAPE Hil —
——— AUX <—— FAN <«—
VOLUME + (upj, - (down) button
increases/decreases the sound volume of the
®
Set the
clock
when
it
has
been
incorrectly
set
or
when
power
has
been
cut
fo
the
unit.
e This clock provides 8 24 hour display.
e@The ciock cannot be set by the ramote control unit.
eExample : Setting the clock to 18:40
DISPLAY | _
CLOCK ADS i = pe
L :
3 DISPLAY 4
CLOCK ADS =, THING
| : ag a ey
Oo
|
oa
|
ah ; a \
if |
iq LNs
{ PERT ER
i i :
a Sena
i 5 DISPLAY
t
CLOCK
ADS
ae
|
a
uit
eee
a
ae
__
ints
.
i
1.
Turn
the
power
switch
off
and
press
the
DISPLAY
CLOCK
ADJ
button.
2. Set the hour by pressing the [2J or [=] button.
3. Press the DISPLAY CLOCK ADJ button.
4
§
.
Set
the
minutes
by
pressing
the
[=]
or
(£7
button.
.
Press
the
DISPLAY
CLOCK
ADJ
button,
when
“00“
seconds
of
that
minute
are
reached
for
precise
adjustment.
eA
r
i
1
AC
outlet,
be
sure
to
set
the
present
i
anc
timer
recording
are
not
possible
9
<ARB7114>

|
TURNING
ON
THE
POWER
;
TUNING
INTO
STATIONS
Operations
indicated
by
the
f
remote
control
unit.
imark
are
performed
with
the
@Read
“CONNECTIONS”
again
and
ensure
that
speakers,
antenna,
etc.,
are
connected
properly.
Press
the
POWER
switch.
“ae
=
POWER
i!
—z>)
=
01
oe
aera
C5
a
7
a
‘
Ta
switch
the
power
OFF:
Press
the
POWER
switch
again
and
the
STANDBY
indicator
lignts.
|
Turning
power
ON
without
using
the
POWER
switch
|
Performing
any
of
the
following
operations
while
the
system
power
is
off
(STANDBY}
turns
the
power
ON.
;
|
if
a
CD
has
been
loaded,
it
Fey
{
Laat
|
starts
to
play.
—a\
Me
=
RA
RN
=
The
tuner
(radio)
input
is
Ea
i
FM/AM
selected.
=
i
=
Hoa
[a
=p
TAPE
if
a
cassette
tape
has
been
ICH
loaded,
it
starts
to
play.
Se
OSS
ft
b
—-
Es
|
{ftheconnected
component
5)
.
saan
=
is
operating,
it
startsto
play.
AA
1
“|
|
The
function
which
has
|
been
selected
before
the
last
j
time
the
power
was
switched
off
is
selected
and
{
the
corresponding
opera-
{
tion
starts.
|
Nant
nenm
‘
ents
l
es
eer
—
10
<ARB7114>
@3e
sure
he
antennas.
oo netp
ing the
y rder,
i
er or
TV
set.
Any
of
these
installations
will
cause noise in recepticn,
a
1.
Press
the
tuner
(FM/AM)
function
button.
Seiect
the
FM
or
AM
broadcasting
band.
Eachtime
youpress
this
button,
—M
and
AM
changes
alternately.
[ > FM > AM
2.
Tunein
the
desired
station
by
pressing
the
(=)
or
C=]
burton.
Manual tuning
Tap
the
[2
or
(=)
button
in
quick
repetitions.
@ Auto tuning
Press
the
[=]
or
[=]
button
for
a
second
or
two
and
remove
your
finger
from
it
when
the
frequency
starts
to
change.
>
The
frequency
changes
automatically.
When
a
station
is
received,
the
frequency
stops
changing
and
“TUNED”
appears
on
the
display.
* High-speed manuai tuning
Press
and
hold
the
(Jor
(=
button.
~~
The
frequency
changes
continuously
and
stops
when
your
finger
is
removed
from
the
button.
MONO
button
{Remote
control
unit
only)
During
FM
reception:
Switches
between
stereo
and
monaurai
modes
when
listening
to
a
stereo
broadcast.
If
there
is
a
fot
of
noise
in
the
stereo
position,
switch
to
MONG,
and
the
noise
will
be
suppressed.
Beat cut function
n the
, perfor
If
noise
occurs
during
gan
AM
broa
fotlowing
procedures
to
reduce
the
noise.
1.
Press
the
POWER
switch
on
this
unit
so
that
the
STANDBY
indicator
fights
up.
2.
Turn
on
the
power
while
pressing
the
STATION
MEMORY
button.
(The
BEAT
CUT
indicator
fights.)
eTo
cancel
the
BEAT
CUT
function,
repeat
steps
1
and
2.
An |
FS Yee
| as
BEAT CUT indicator lights.