Pioneer SX-990 Setup guide

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SOLIDSTATE
AM/FMSTEREO RECEIVER
Model
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CAUTION
Before
connectingthelinecordto thewallsocket,carefully
readand
followtheinstructions
describedbelow,
to assurethesafety
of your
unit.
. Thisrsceiver
is set
for 24OV operation
when
shipped.
lf thisunit
is us€d
in a different
linevoltagearsa,
readandfollow "LINE
VoLTAGE
SELECTION
AND
FUSE"
on
page
1.Besurethat
the
lin€voltagesstting
on your unit agreeswith tholinevoltagsin
yourarea
andthatthe
fuseinstalledin your
unitisaproper
one.
INSTALLATION,
OPERATING
ANDSERVICE
MANUAL
Including
PARTS
LIST,CIRCUIT
DIAGRAMS,TROUBLE'
SHOOTING
AND MOUNTINGTEMPLATE. (FVW)
PIONEER
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IrJIONEEFI
FEATURES HIGH.PERFORMANCEFMTUNER
An FET {field-effect
transistor)is usedin th€ radiofrequencyamplifierto attainahigh
sensitivhy and selectivity. Funher, four lcs (integratedcircuits) are us€d for th€
intermediate
frequencyamplifierto eliminate
interferenceandnoise.
BUILT.IN
EXCELLENTFMMPXCIRCUIT
This srwitchingcirdit havingexc€llentseparation
and frequencyresponseisbuilt in for
reproduction
of reality music.
BUILT-IN
HIGHLY-SENSITIVE
FERRITEANTENNA
FOR
RADIORECEPTION
Theferriteantenna
provides
high-sensitivity
receptionof AM broadcast
programs.
. SPECIAL
CIRCUITRY
FORVERSATILITY
Thehighoutput
given
by strictly
selectedtransistors,twoseGof loudspeakor terminals
andphono
terminals,andthe provision
for usinga microphonemake
Model
SX-990
suitable
fortheprofessional
usea well6 the
familyuse.
A VARIETYOFACCESSORIES
Accessoriesinclude the program lampsthat indicate the programbeing played,the
tuning metersverticallyarranged for facilitatingselection
of an FM broadcast
program,
the loudspeaker
selector
switct, tapemonitor switch,etc.,all for enjoyable
useof Model
sx-990.
ELEGANTLY
DESIGNED
FRONT
PANEL
Narvlydesigned
knob6areuniquelyarrang€d
on the silvertone panel.
LINEVOLTAGE
SELECTION
ANDFUS
SWITCHING
LINE VOLTAGE SETTING
AND
FUSE
Inorder
to remove thefuse,
tumthe
fuse
caplocated
on the linevoltageselector
switchin the direction
indicatedby an arJow.Thenremove
the fuse
plug
from the unit. Put the fuseplugbackso that the
proper
linevoltage
markingcanbeseenthrough
the
cutintheedge
ofthe
plug.
Whenever
the set position
of the selector
s itch is
changed,
checktheratingofthe
fuse.A l-amperefuse
isto beusedfor either220Vor 24OV
operationand
2-ampere
fusefor anyof 110V,117V,
or 130V
operation.lf the ratingof thefuseis proper,
install
thefuseinthefuse
caD.
REPLACINGOF FUSE
Whenthe fuseis blown,remove
the fusecapand
replacethe
fus€withanevvone.
Take
off the fusecap by turningit with a coin,
etc.in the directionindicated
bythearrowmark,
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FUSEPLUG
Fis.1

REARCONNECTIONS
TURNTABLE
(MM) CARTRIDGE
TAPE PLAYER
CRYSTAL
/CERAMIC TAPE
RECORD
PLAYER GND
I TERMINALRECORDING
TAPE TAPE REC
/ P.B.
CONNECTOR
(DIN TYPE)
REC/P.
S.
TAPE
MONITOR
fo)
ro)l
TAPE
E
SPEAKER
OUTPUT
FTERMINALS'l
(4n-l6a) g
CENTER
CHANNEL 220V
2A
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tov
INOTE : tf the
("DlN"type)
is
CONNECTOR
,
and MONITOR
A-SPEAKER SYSTEM B-SPEAKER SYSTEM
NOTE: l. Wh€n
only on€ s€t of sP€aker
syst€m is connected
to th€ Sx-99O. Thespesk€r imPedance
mavbe 4
to 16 ohms.
2. Do not short the SPEAKER TERMINALS.
ALLTERMINALS
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LEFT CHANNEL
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CHANNEL
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RIGHT
CHANNEL

LINE
CORD
FMANTENNA
lI the indoor antenna
js not adequate for
reception of FM Prog-
rams. seParat€ly esta-
blish an antenna in the
outside ol th€ house for
receiving FM sig als
STEREO
SYSTEM
The SX-990 is a generafpurpce stereo amplifier.
Connect to it the loudspeoker systems (two or four),
turntablo, tape recorder, etc., which are separately
6vailable.
Fig.3
INSTALLATION
For installation of the stereosystem,select
a place
rneeting
the follo\,ving:
. Well ventilated.and free from moisture
anddust
. Unex
posed
to directslnlight
a Far from heat radiators
(space
heaters.
etc')
. Stable
without incurring
vibrations
LISTENING
ROOM
. Whenthe stereosystem isinstalled,
listento music
according to the connection and operation in-
structions
desc'riH below.
. The reproduced soundisvery diffurentdepending
onthesizeof the room,the furniture anangement
in the room, andthe materialsof walls,floorand
ceiling.
Generally,
the reproduc€d
soundfills the room if
the room hasa low ceiling
and hardfloor, or the
room hasa small lengthand a hardwall opposing
loudspeakers.
Thisundesirable
acoustlgcondition
can be muchalleviat€d
by layinga carpeton the
floor for the former room and by covering
the
wall with a thick olrtain for the latterroom. lt is
alsoan effectivesolution to dlange the arrange
ment of fumitur6 for irregular
reflection of ttle
loudspeaker
sound.
ecordlplayback
connector
rrovidedon your tape
APEREC
/ P,B.
.erDinalsto the rsceiver
RECOROER)
FM ANTENNA
TERMINALS
230 VA
(TAPE
Fis.2

IPIONEETT
CONTROLSAND SWITCHESONTHEFRONT
PANEL
PROGRAM
3 rruotcnroRLAMPS
t6
1514l3
l. SPEAKERS SWITCH
A combination of the Dower on/off switch andth€
loudspeaker
systemselectorswitch.
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slfo,N
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Fig.4
POWEROFF:.....Theequipmentisdeenergized.
The power supplied from the
S1I/ITCHEDACoutlet(36)is discon-
tinuedsimultaneously.
A: ...--"..-".'..-..
Soundis reproduced
fromtheloud-
speaker system connected to the
SPEAKEROUTPUTA terminals
(31
and321.
SPKR
OFF:
.......
Loudspeakers
stopsounding.
This
position
isselectedwhen
usinga
stereoheadphone.
B:.......-....-.'...'...The loudspeakersystemconnectdto
theSPEAKEROUTPUTB terminals
(33
and
34)is
putinoperation.
A + B:........"--.The
loudspeaker
systemsconnectedto
SPEAKER
OUTPUT
A andB termi-
nalsare
putinoperation,
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2. TUNINGMETERS
When tuning the receiver
to an AM broadc6tirE
station,adjustthe TUNING knob (4) sothe pointer
of the lower one of the meters deflects largely
rightward.
When tuning the receiver
to an FM broadcasting
station, adiustthe TUNING knob sothe pointer of
the lower meter deflectslargelyrightward and, in
addition, the pointer of the upper meter is at the
center,
Tuning to AM Rädio Station
Fis.6
3. FM STEREO
INDICATOR
This lamp is lit during receptionof an FM stereo
program.
4. TUNING KNOB
Theknobfor tuningthe receiver to an
AM or FM
broadcasting
stätion.Adiust
the knobfor thebest
tuningwhileobs€rvingthetuning
meters
(2).
5. SELECTOR SWITCH
Thes,witch
forselectingthe
program
source.
AM:
.......'
.........
For
receptionof
anAM
program.
FMMONO:
...,. For rec€ptionof an FM monaural
program,
FMAUTO:
...." For automatically
selectiv€reception
ofstereoormonaural
FMProgram.
PHONO1............
For
playing
adisk
recordbyusingthe
turnbbleconnectedto thePHONO1
terminals
(17),
PHONO
2/MlC: Forplaying adisk
recordbyusingthe
turntableconnectedto thePHONO2
terminals
(18)
or for usinga micp
phone
by insertingits cord pluginto
theMIC
iack
(16).(When
themicro
phone
is connectedto the iack,the
turntableconnected
to thePHONO2
terminalscannotbeused.)
AUX:
.....-'......'
For using
the cartridge
tape
player,
reproducingthe TV audio
output,or
operating
otherequipmentconnectd
totheAUXterminals
(20).
When the SELECTOR
sl,vitch
is operated.
the
program
indicator
lamp
corresponding
totheselect-
edsource
lighß.
6. PHONESJACK
Whenusinga stereoheadphone,insertits
plug
into
this
iack.For
theheadphone to beusedwithModel
SX-990,
PIONEER's
Model
SE-20,SE-30orSE-50is
recommended.
When a longer cord is required for the stereo
headphone.use
PIONEER's
ModelJB-23extension
cordseparatelyavailable.
When desiringto connect two stereoheadphonet
usePIONEER's ModelJB-22
"Y" cordseparately
available.
BASSCONTROL
Whenthis knob isturnedclockwise,bassisboosted;
whentumed counterclockwise.attenuated.Whhthe
knob setto the center,thefrequency
responsecurve
is flat. The centerand outer knob6of this double
knob are friction-coupledwith eachother. andthe
tone of both left andright channelscanbeadjusted
simultaneously
by tuming either knob. The center
knob is for the left channel. and the outer knob is
for the right channel.
Whenadjustingthe tone of
onlv one of the channels,turn the knob for that
channelwhile holding the other knob by the other
hand.
RIGHT CHANNEL
(cH
.R)
Tuningto FM Radio Station
tw-t""*
7.
LEFT CHANNEL
(cH
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8. TREBLE
CONTROL
Use of this knob is similar to that of the BASS
control knob (7).
9, FILTERSWITCHES
LOW: A svtitch
for suppressing
low-frequency
noise
or
hum.
HIGH: A su?itch for zuppressing
high-frequency
noise.
These s,witches
are of the pushbuttontype. When
the button is pressed
once,theswitchtums on. and
whenpressed onceagain,
it turnsoff,
10.BALANCE
CONTROL
This knob is usedfor adjustingthe stereophonic
balance.
When the volume of the right channel
loudspeakeris smaller, turn the knob clockwise
towardRIGHT;whenleftchannel
volumeissmaller,
counterclockwise
toward LEFT
BALANCE
wh€nthevolume
*.)"jlt- whenthevolume
o{
teft channet f N right chsnnel
toudspeak6r
it lk-+:\) loudsPeaker
is
smatt€r VrZ smaller
LEFT- FTIGHT
Fig.8
11.
VOLUME
CONTROL
The volume increases
when the knob is turned
clockwise,
12, 13 and14arepushbutton
switches.Switches
turn on whenthepushbuttons
are
depressedonce;
turnoffwhendepressed
again.
12.
LOUDNESS
SWITCH
With this switch turned on when the soundvolume
is low, insufficiencies
of bassand treble are com-
pensatd for. Whenthe soundvolume is high, it is
recommendd to keep
thiss,witchturned off.
13.
MUTINGSWITCH
Turning on this switch, the noisegenerated
when
tuning the receiver to an FM station can be
eliminated. lf l\4odelSX-990 is usedwherethe FM
field strength is low, keep this str/itchturned off
sincethe program
soundisalsosuppressed
with the
switch
tumeddn.
14.TAPE MONITORSWITCH
Turn on this switch for listeningto or monitoring
only the signalreproducdby atape
deck
(ortape
recorder). When not usingthe tape deck (or tape
recorder). keep this switch turned off. Otherwise,
loudsoeaken
will not sound.
15.
MODE
SWITCH
Functionsasfollows:
REV....... Stereo,with lefi and right channel
input signals exchanged for each
other.
STEREO
..' Normalstereo
L.....'...'-"' Monaural play with only the left
channel input signal fed to both
channel
loudsDeakers.
R..............Monauralplay with only the right
channel input signal fed to both
channel
loudsPeakers.
L+ R ........Monaural
play
with both
leftandright
channelinput signalsmixed together
and reoroduced from both channel
lou&Deakers.
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16.MIC
{MICROPHONE}
JACK
Whena microphone is connecGdto this iack, the
signal fed from the turntable connected to the
PHONO 2 terminals
(18) on the rear panel is
disconnected,

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TERMINALS
ANDCONNECTORS
ONTHE
REAR
PANEL:
17 18t9
202122 23 2526
27
35 36 37
28
29 30 31 32 3334
Theupper
ones
of theterminals
17,
jA,20,21,22,
28 and29 arefor the left channel
respectively;the
lower
onet for theright
channel.
17.
PHONO
1 TERMINALS
MAG:.,.......Connectherea turntableequipped
with amovingmagentcartridge.
CER:.,,....,..Connectherea turntableequipped
with aceramicor crystalcartridge.
NOTE: Two turntablecannotbe connected
to the MAG and CER terminals
simultaneously.
18.PHONO2MAGTERMINALS
Connectherea turntable equipped
with a moving
magnetcartridge.
3B
Fis.10
19.
GND
(GROUND)
TERMINAL1
lf the turntable or other equipment
usedwith
[/odel SX-990 is providedwith a ground wire,
connectthewireto thisterminal.
20.
AUX.
(AUXILIARY)
INPUTTERMINALS
Connectherethe outputof a cartridge
tape
player.
21.TAPE MON TERMINALS
(TAPE
PLAY.
BACKINPUTS)
Connectthe iineoutputor monitor
outputof tape
deck
(or
taperecorder)to these
termanals.
22.TAPE
REC
TERMINALS
(TAPE
RECORD-
ING
OUTPUTS)
Connectthe line input of a tape deck (or tape
recorder).Signalis always
suppliedto thesetermi-
nals while SX-990isworking;however,
the signal

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cannotbe controlled
with the VOLUME
(11),
BALANCE
(10),
TREBLE
(8)
orBASS
(7)
control
onthefmnt Danel.
23.TAPE RECiPB CONNECTOR
(DI
NTYPE)
lf the tapedeck
(ortaperecorder)
to beused
with
Modet
SX-990is provided with a record/playback
connectorof the DIN type,
thetapedeck
(ortape
recorder)
canbeconnectedtoModel SX-990for both
recording
and playback(andmonitor)by simply
connectingtheDINcable.
When
this cableis used,
connectionsto terminals
(21t.
and
l22l areunnecessary.
The detail of connectionis shown
on page
lO.
Connection
oftapedeck
(or
taperecorder),,.
24.AM FERRITE
ANTENNA
Where
the field strengthis high,
adjustthe direction
of this ferrite antennafor goodreception,
without
usingan externalantenna.lf good reception
cannot
be obtained,see
page
g. "Antenna Cmnection and
Grounding".
25,
AM ANTENNA
INPUT
TERMINAL
Connect
a lead
wire or outdoor AM antennato this
terminal if the ferrite antenna (24) cannot get
good
reception.
26.GND
{GROUND)
TERMTNAL
2
Connect
a
ground
wiretothisterminal.
27.
FM ANTENNA
INPUT
TERMINALS
Connect
an FMantennato theseterminals.
NOTE: For the details
of AM antenna, FM
antennaand grounding,
see"Antenna
connection and grounding" on page
g,
28.
PRE-AMP OUTPUT TERMINALS
The outpr.rtof preamplifier stage,which isthesignal
having passed the tone control circuit is always
suppliedto theseterminals.
29.
MAIN-AMPINPUT
TERMINALS
Theseareinput termirElsof the power amplifier
stageof Model SX-990.
The PRE-AMP
OUTPUT
(28) andMAIN-AMP
INPUT
(291
terminals
areconnectedto eachother
with the iumper
plugs.
Withthese
plugs
removed,
the preamplifierand poweramplifier stage
of
Model
SX-990canbe used
apart.This system
is
conveniertfor compocings multi.amplitier
systsm
andother
purposes.
30.
CENTER
CHANNEL
OUTPUTTERMI-
NAL
The signalsof left and right channels
are mixed
togetherand supplied
to this terminal at all times.
The terminal may be used for composing
a 3-D
rystem
or connectingacenter-channel
amplifier.
31. & 32. SPEAKEROUTPUT
A TERM|.
NALS
Model SX-990 is designed
to permit connection
of
twö setsof stereoloudspeaker
systems.
Connectthe first setof loudspeaker
system
(system
A) to theseterminals;
the right channelto terminal
(31)
andtheleft
channelto terminal
(32).
33.& 34, SPEAKEROUTPUT
B TERMI.
NALS
Connect
the
right
channelloudspeaker
ofthesecond
loudspeaker
system
(system
B)to terminal
(33)
and
the left channel loudspeaker
of this systemto
terminal
(34).
For connectionof loudspnakrs
to the SPEAKER
OUTPUTA andB terminals,
theplugs supplied
as
accessories
mustbe us€d.Followthe instructions
under"ConrEction
of loudspeaker
system"
onpage
9,for theconectuse
of the plugs.
35.
LINE VOLTAGE SELECTORAND
FUSE
HOLDER
This selectoris usedfor settingthe SX-990to suit
the linevoltägeto besupplied.lt alsoserves6 afuse
holder.
For the selectorsettingand fusereplacement
proce.
dures,
referto the
article
"LINE VOLTAGE
SELEG
TIONAND FUSE".
(Page
1)
36.SWITCHED
AUXILIARYAC OUTLET
A powerof 230 VA can besuppliedto a tumtable
or other eqüipment from ülis outlet. The power
supply is turned on and off corresponding
to thc
turningFonand off operationsof the SPEAKERS
sl
ritch (1) onthe front panol.
37.UNSWITCHEDAUXILIARY AC OUT.
LET
The
power
outlet
also
havinga capacityof 230VA
total. The power from this outlet is supplied
regardlesoftheoperationoftheSPEAKERS srt/itch
(11.
38.AC POWERCORD
After all the extgrnal equipment is connectedto
Model SX-990, connectthis cord to a mmmercial
pow€r
outlet having asufficientcapacity.

ITJIONEETT
CONNECTION
OFLOUDSPEAKER
SYSTEM
a To connect a loudspeaker,take out a speaker
connector plug from the accessoriesbag,and con-
nect it to the leadsof the loudspeakerasillustrated
tn |:to- | t.
Besureto connectthem for the correct
polarity.
When the plugs have been connected to loud-
speakers,connectthe plug of the right channel
loudspeaker
to theSPEAKEROUTPUT
A terminal
(3?)
and
that of the left channel
loudspeaker
to the
SPEAKEROUTPUT
A terminal
132).
(See
Fis.2.)
When using an additional loudspeakersystem,
connectthe speakerconnector
plugs
to the loud-
speakersas
describedabove,andconnectthe
plug
of
the right channelloudspeakerto the SPEAKER
OUTPUT B terminal (33) and that of the left
channel
loudsDeakerto the SPEAKEROUTPUT
B
terminal{34).
ANTENNACONNECTION
ANDGROUNDING
FM ANTENNA
Whenusing
l\4odel
SX-990at a place
of low field
strengrth
or distantfrom the station,selectthe most
suitable
Fl\4
antennaas
follows:
. Usetheaccessory
T-typeindoor
antennawhenusing
ModelSX-990 within a woodenbuilding
nearthe
Fl\4 radio station.
Connectthe free and of the
vertical sectionof the antennato the Fl\4
antenna
terminals
(27)
as
shownin Fig.l2.
Expandthe horizontalsection
of theantenna,and
determine
its directionfor good receptionwhile
actually receivinga broadcast
program.
Fix the
horizontalsectionon a wall or otherolacein the
determined
direction.
For theoperating
procedure,
see
"Receptionof Flvl
broadcast"
on page
'l1,
o Whenusing
ModelSX-990at a longdistancefrom
the station,
or within a building,installanoutdoor
FM antenna.and connect
it to the F l\4antenna
terminals
(27)
asin
Fig.
13.
TheFl\4 antenna
isvarious
intype, consistingof 3to
7 elements. Selectthe optimumantenna
byconsult-
inganearbyradio,TV or hi-fi equ
ipmentsalesstore.
AM ANTENNA
Whenusing
Model
SX-990near the broadcasting
stationor insidea woodenbuilding,
connection
of
an external
AM antenna
isunnecessary.Adiust
the
directionof the AM ferrite
antenna
(24)located
on
the rear panel
for the bestradio receptionwhile
actuallylistening
to broadcasts,referringto "Re
ceptionof AM broadcast"
onpage
11.
SPEAKER TERMINALS
POSTTIvE
(+)
NEGATIVE(_)
Fis.
11
lf good radio reception
cannotbeattainedwith the
AlVlferrite antenna
{24), usethe accessory
AM lead
wireantenna.
Connectoneendoi theantennato the
AM antenna
terminal (25),and expandthe wire
alonga
walloftheroom.
(SeeFig.12.)
lf input isstill not enough,
installan AM antenna
outdoors
insteadof usingtheleadwireantenna.
(See
F
is.
13).
NOTE: A standardAl\4 outdoor antenna
can be
formedby purchasingPVC
wirefrom an
electric
appliance
store
andinstallingit 25
feet (7.5 m) above
the ground for a
horizontaltength
of 50feet
(
15m),witha
feederline 30 feet (10 ml long.These
antenna dimensions need not be so
precise,
and may be as larqeasallowable
by theplace
of installation.
However,the
heightof the horizontal
sectionof the
antennashould
not be
too lowto attaina
good
antennaeffect.
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GROUNDING
. Whetheror not ModelSX-990
is
groundd doesnot
much affect the performanceof the equipment,
Howwer, grounding is recommendedfor stabiliza-
tion of the oerformance-
. Connectto the GND terminal2 (26) a ground
conductor
leadingto theearth.
AM FERRITE
ANTENNA
CONNECTIONOF
TURNTABLE
\r'/ o lf the turntable to be usedisequippedwith a
moving magnet cartridge, connect the output
cordsof the turntable to the MAG terminalsof
PHONO1(17) on
the
rearpanel;if equippedwith
aceramiccartridge,to theCERterminalsof PHONO
1t17t.
Connect the left channeloutput cords of the
turntableto the uF -inal, andtheright
channeloutputcord',- tne
lower
terminal,
Whenusing
a monauralturntable,
its output
cord may be
connectedto eitherupperor lower
terminal.
a To use two turntables both having 1 moving
magnet
cartridge,
connectoneto thePHONO1
MAGterminals
(
17)andtheothertothe
PHONO2
- MAGterminals
(18).
NOTE:1. Whendesiringto usea turntable
equip
ped with a moving coil (MC) cartridqe,
use a matching transformer for MC
cartridge,or a separateheadamplifierfor
connectionof the turntable to MODEL
sx.990.
2. The outDut cordsof some
turntables
are
providedwith plugswhich do not meet
the input terminals
of Model SX-990,
ln sucha case,
replacethe plugs with the
pin plugs contained in the accessories
Dag.
CONNECTION
OF
TAPEDECK
(TAPE
RECORDER)
. The tape deck to be connected
to Model sx-990
shouldhave
a record/playback
preamplifier
builtin,
suchas
PIONEE
R'sModel
T-600,T-500.
a The tape recorder to be connectedshould have
outputterminals
(line
output)forexternalamplifier,
ortapemonitor
terminals.
CONNECTIONFOR
TAPE RECORDING
conned the LINEINPUT
terminals
ofthetapedeck
{or
taperecorder)to the TAPEREC
terminals
(22)on the
rearpanel.For this connection,usethe cordsaccessory
to the tapedeck (or taperecorder).
The upper
terminal
isfor the left channel,and the lower
one isfor theright
channel.lf the tape recorder
is monaural,
connectit to
theupperterminal,
CONNECTION
OFCARTRIDGETAPEPLAYER
CONNECTION
FOR
TAPEPLAYBACK
{OR
TAPE
RECORDING
MONITOR}
Connect
the LINEOUTPUT
or tapemonitortermi-
nalsof thetapedeck
(or
taperecorder)to theTAPE
l\4ONterminals
(21).
Useof theterminalsissimilar
to that for the connectionfor recordingdescribed
above.
USEOF RECORD/PLAYBACKCON
NECTO
B
lf thetape deck
(or
taperecorder)is
equippedwith
a record/playbackconnectorof the DIN type,
i
connect the connectorto the TAPE REC/P.B.
connector(23) by usingthe DIN cablethat is
separatelyavailable.
In this case,connectionsas
described
in "Connectionfor taperecording"and
"Connectionfor tape playback(or
tape
recording
monitor)" aboveareunnecessary.
When
using
a cartridge
tape
player,
suchas
PIONEER's
ModelH-60,connectits output to the AUX terminals
(20)
on
therear
panel.
10

ITJIONEET
RECEPTION
OFBROADCAST
. Setthe SPEAKERS siwitch
(1)
to the"4" position
after
ensuring
the
following:
1. TheBALANCE
knob
(10)
isin theNORMAL
(center)position.
2. TheVOLUMEknob(11)isin
theMIN position
(turned
fully counterclockwise)
.
3. TheTAPE
l\4ONITORst,itch
(14)
is
setto OFF.
4. The |\4ODEswitch
(15)
isset
to the STEREO
oosition.
RECEPTION
OF FM BROADCAST
'1. Set the SELECTOB
$vitch (5) to the FM AUTO
position.
2. Turnon the MUTINGswitch
(18).
{Keep
theswitch
turnedoff, if the field strength
is low).
3. Whileobeervingthe pointer
deflection
of thetuning
meters
(2), tune the receiverto the desiredstation
byadiusting
theTUNING
knob
(4).
The best radio reception is attained when the
pointer of the lower tuning meter deflectslargely
rightward
, and the pointer
of the uppertuning
meter
indicatesthe center.
When the tuned-in station is broadcasting
a stereo
program, the Fl\4 stereo indicator (3) lights, and
Model SX-990 operatesautomatically for stereo
broadcast reception. lf the received program is
monaural,
the indicator
doesnot light, and the
equipmentoperates
for monauralbroadcast
recep-
tion.
4. When
the desired
stationhasbeen
tuned in, turn the
VOLUI\4E
control(11) gradually
clockwise
for the
desired
volume.
AdjusttheBASS
(7) and
TREBLE
(8)
controls
asdesired.
o lf Model SX-990 is used very far from the
broadcasting
station,or whereexternal
noiseishigh,
the noiseis suppressedand better receptioncanbe
attainedby keepingthe SELECTORs\,vitch
(5) set
to the FM l\ilONO
position.
Withtheswitch
in this
position, however,a stereo
program
is receivedasa
monaural
program.
. lf goodradioreceptioncannotbe attained
by the
operationsinstructed in ltems 'l through 4 above,
reconsiderthe antenna,
reJerringto "Antenna con-
nedionand
grounding",
on page
9.
RECEPTION
OF AM BROADCAST
'1. SettheSELECTORswitch
(5)to theAIM position.
2. Whileobserving
the pointer deflection
ofthetuning
meter
{2),
tunethe
receiverto thedesiredstationby
adjustingthe
TUNINGknob
(4).
The best radio reception is attained when the
pointer of the lower tuning meter deflectslargely
rightward.
3. Whenthe desiredstation hasbeentuned in,adiust
the VOLUME (11),
BASS
(7) andTREBLE (8)
controls
fordesired volumeandtone.
o lf goodreceptioncannot beattained by the opera'
tions instructed in ltems 1 through 3 above, re-
consider
theantenna,
referring
to the "Antenna con-
nectionand
grounding",
onpage
g.
. Whenthe broadcastinq station
is verynear,amuch
distorted sound mav result from the high field
strength.lf this occurs,
shortenor remove
the
antenna
connected
tothe
AM antenna terminal
(25)
for the bestradioreception. v
Y./
PLAY
OFDISK
RECORD
1. Set the SELECTOR
switch (5) to the PHONO1
position, when operating the turntable connected
to the PHONO
1 terminals
(17)
on therear
panel.
Setthe switch to the PHONO
2/MlC positionwhen
operatingthe turntable connected
to the PHONO
2
terminals
(
18).
2. lf the turntable to be operated is monaural, set
the l\4ODEswitch
(15)
to the "L" or "R" position.
3. Adiust
the volul\ilE (11),
BASS
(7) and
TREBLE
(8)
controls
for desired
volumeandtone.
PLAY
OFCARTRIDGE
TAPE-
1. SettheSELECTOR
$/vitch
(5)
totheAUX position.
2. The succeedingprocedure is identical with its
counterpart
of "Play of disk record"above,
USE
OFMICROPHONE
PHONO 2
11

OI
1. s€t the SELECToR switch(5)
to thsPHONO2/MlC
oosition.
Insertthemicrophone
plug
to MIC
iack
(16).
Speäkinto the microphone.
Adjust the volumeand
tone as desired.
Whenthe microphone
is usednear
the loudspeakersystem,do not increasethevolume
toomuch,orhowlingmayoccur.
When
a microphoneisconnectedto Model
SX-99O,
thetumtable
connected
to rhePHONO2terminals
cannot be used. The equipmentoperatE for
monaural
reproduction
regardlessof the po6ition
the
MODEsrrvitch
(15)
issetto.
RECORDINGANDPKAYBACKWITH
TAPE
DECK(OR
TAPE
RECORDER)
INTEGRATE STEREOSYSTEM
By connecting
oneor mora of PIONEER's
Model
15-60,1970 or 1980unitq whichareseparately
available,
to thePRE-AMP OUTPUTbrminals
(28)
for both left and right channeb,respectively,an
integratestereosystsm havingminimumsound
distortion can
becomposed.Also,aPAsystemto b€
used
in a large
plac6
canb€formed by using sev€ral
powr systsms
with MoDEL Sx-990.
}D STEREO
SYSTEM
A &D stereosystemcan
beproduc€d byconnesting
to theCENTER
CHANNELOUTPUTterminal
(30)
apower
amplifierequipped
with alow-pass
filter (f
= 150to 250
Hzl.
CENTER-CHANNELLOUDSPEAKER
SYSTEM
Byconnecting
a power amplifi€rand
loudspoakerto
thE CENTERCHANNELOUTPUTIETMiNAI {30}
andplacing
the loudspeaksrat the csnDr
between
the left andright channglloudsp€akcs,
the "holo
effsqt'' of streo soundc€nbeprAte,rt3d.
5.
v
RECORDING
The
same
signalasthatreproduced
fromloudspeakers
isalways
suppliedto theTAPEREcterminals
(22).
According
to the program
sourcedesiredto b€
recorded,
operatethe SELECTOB
$'vitch
(5) and
MODE $/itch (15), rEferring
to "Reception
ot
broadcast"
and"Play of diskrscord".Th6signal
does not concern the VOLUME, BASS or
TREBLE controlsof Model SX-990.
Adiustthe
recordingletrelwith the controls
prwidedon tite
tapedeck
(or
taperecorder).
NOTE:lf a monauraltap€
recorderis used,eithsr
channelsignal
onlycanbe
recorded.
PLAYBACK
Turn on the TAPEMONITOR
nryitch
(14),
and
adiustthevoLUME(11),
BASS
(7)
and
TREBLE
(8)controls
fordssir€dvolumeandtone.
. Whenthe TAPE MONITORsr,vitdr
(14) is in the
"oN" p6ition, the position
to which the
SELECT-
OR $ritch (5) issetisunrelatedto theequipment
operation.
IN ADDITIONTOTHEFOREGOING,
band-pasfilter$
cl Connect
thoinDut
of
the other stereo
Do-
werampl
ifiersto lhe
output t€rminals
of
the other dividing
band-pass
filters.
TAPE
MONITOR
Whenusinga&head
tapedeck
(or
taperscordsrlfor
r@rding,monitor
canbeconducEdasfollows:
Turn on tho TAPE
MONITOR
svrtitch
(14)
md the
after-recording
signalwillbemonitorsd.
Turnoff theswitch,
andtheb€forarecordingsignal
will benpnitor€d.
Fis.
16
JMODELSX-990CANALSOBEUSABLE
AS FOLLOWS
. MULTI-AMPLIFIER
SYSTEM
A multiamplifier systemcanbecomposedbyusing
a twc or threedivisionband-passfilterandoneor
two stereo
pow€r
amplifirs besideeModel
SX-990.
al Remo\retheplugs whichoonnect
thePRE.AMP
outputterminals
(28)
totheMAIN-AMPINPUT
terminals
(29).
b) Connectthe PRE-AMP OUTPUTterminalsto
the input terminalsof the dividing
bandpGs
filter,andthe MAIN-AMPINPUT
terminalsto
the output t€rminals
of one of the dividing
TAPE MONITOR TERMINAL
',0ttr
Fis.17
t2

ITJIONEEIT
SPECIFICATIONS
Transistors,lCsandDiodes
Transistors...
Audio
Section
TunerSection FET '.'.......''.,.......'....'.1
lCs....:...................................................-....-5
switchable
toON-OFF,boost12dBar
50 Hz,boost9 dB at 10 kHz,with
VOLUI\4E
control set at -40 dB
Time-svvitching tVpe de-modulator FM
Mono Stereo Automatic selection
42 dB (at 'l kHz)
t
Loudness
Contour
1t
Transistors.............................-...-,.............
25
Diodes,etc..................................................5
FM Section
Circuitry
Frequency
Range
IHFUsableSenisitivity
lmageReiection
Signalto
NoiseRatio
AntennaInput
Multiplex Section
Circuitry
ChannelSeparation
AM Section
Circuitry
Frequency
Range
IHFUsableSensitivity
lmageRejection
AntennaInput
Front end using FeT and 4 gang
variable
capacitor,lF amplifier4 lC
87.5 to'l08
MHz
'l.7
pv.
87dB(at
93
lvlHz)
62dBllH
Fratins)
300ohms
{balanced)
I
Audio Sestion
Circuitry Singleended
pushpull
8O 100watts total
(lHF
rating)
MUSTCtOWer
UUtOUt
' 45I 13Owattstotal
Continuous
Power
Output
(each
channeldriven) 35W/35W
80
continuousPowerOutput 28W
+ 28W8o
(both
channeldrivenl 3ow
+ 3(Mr
451
HarmonicDistortion Lessthan0.5%
(ar
1kHzratedoutput)
Frequency
Response .t3 dB,from l0 Hzto 100kFlz
(Ovoralll
PowerBandwidth 15Hzto 40
kHz
(AUXI
Hum& Noise MAG: better
than
80
dB
{atratedoutput} AUX: better than 100dB
Inputslmpedance MAGnetic
PHONO:3.3mv.50
kO (1 kHz)
andAudioSensitivity
CERamicPHONO:
24mv.100kO{1
kHz)
(for
raredoutpot) lrlcrophone: 5 mv.100
kO {1 kHz)
TAPE|\4ONITOR:
20omv.100
kn {1 kHz)
Auxiliary: 20Omv.100kO {1
kHz)
MAINlNput: 530
mv.100kO (1 kHz)
Output
Terminals Speakers: 4to 16ohms
and
jacks Stereo
headphones
iack.
Simultaneous
lape
Recording iacks, equipped with TAPE
MONITOB
svvitch.Taperecording/playback
iack (DlN standardsl.Pre Output jacks,
CenterChannel
jack.
Equalization
Curves PHONO: RIAA
Tone Controls BASS: boosr
1l dB.cut16.5
dB (ätsoHz)
TREBLE:
boost1OdB,cut9.5dBlat10kHi)
Power
Supply,Etc.
Line
Requirements110,
'l'17,'130,
220
and240
volts.
Dimensions
{switchable),50
- 60Hz
21oVA,190wafis
(lMax)
Overall
18" 1/16 459mm
(W)
5"
11/16145
mm
(H)
14"211 369 mm
{D)
without
package
25
lb.2 oz 11.4k9
with
psckage
29
lb.2 oz 13.2kg
Superheterodyne
525to 'l 605
kHz
18pV.
77dB (ar
1000kHz)
Built
inFerriteLoopstickAntenna
v
LOW:
HIGH: cut8dB(ar
50Hz)
cut7.5
dB
{at
10kHz)
Filters Weight

OI
CONDITIONS
FREQUENTLY
MISTAKENFORTROUBLES
Noise:
Therear€ avarietyof noises
relatingto the operation
of
a hi-fi uni1.
Th€seare
g€nerally
dividedinto two types;
(1) rhe
unit is faulw (a transistoror part is deteriorated)and {2) an
externallource of noise
gives
noiseto the unit.
When
a hi-fi unit produces
anunpleasant
noise,
it isottenludged
that the unit is laulty, but statisticalrecordsindicate
that the
majorityot noises
produced
io hi-fi acoustic
units resllt from
external
sourci€sot noie. Due to the inherent
high lensitivity
and rhe high lideliry in reproduction,the unit amplifiesand
reproducesextranaous
nois€s,howe\rers.nall,into definits out-
put noise.lf your receiver produces
a noise,checkaccording
to the tollowing table and tracr oul the sourceof nois6
for
anappropriato
correctiveaction.
Tho table includesthe condilions that mav be mistaken lor
troublesoltheunit.
suspectgd Sourca of Noise Diagnosis and Remedy
6
to
c
j
3
Continuous or intermitt€nt
noi* like jjjill or zzzzzz- . Ststics or list6nin9.
a Fluoresc€nt lamp, motor, or thermostat
may b€ us€d in hous€ or in th€ vicinity
In many cas€s,
it is vory difficult to rsmov€ ths sou.c€
oi noiss. In ord€r to incroar€ th6 radio input la.g€. than
th€ nois€ lav€|, set up a good outdoor antonna and
make a compl6t€ grounding.
When a station is tuned
in, hum is mixod in tho
Program.
. Poor fluor€sc€nt lamp, motor, or slsciric
hsater mav b€ us€d in hous€ or neal lh€ Rsvgrslng th6 lin€ plug m6y occäsion.lly allwiat€ rhis
nois€ probl€m. usually lt Is vsry dlfficult to sliminsts
Hi$ing soundnoisein AM
{modium wavel rscsptlon. aTh€ fr€quoncy of 6n adjacsnt station is interferlng wlth that of th6 srätlon bsing
tun€d in (1OkHz bsat interfsrsnce).
. TV set is on in the samo house where
th€ receivor,
lmDossible to rsmovs such intsrter€nco. ll th6 caua6ol
such nols€ is in th€ TV sst. increase th€ distance
betw€€n the TV s6t and r6coiv6r,
Static noisoin FM roc€ption
{in particular. when 6uto-
moblles run clos€ to the
hous6l.
. Whit€ nois€s g€n€ratsd Jrom automobils
6ngin6s.
. Fadio fr€qu6ncv .ewing machins o. weld-
ing machlne b€lng us€d n€sr your hous€
In an area surrouncl€d by hllls or hlgh buildings, the
FM input signäls are very we€k. Thus ths nois€ limiter
in th€ ci.cuit los€sits function. S€t up an outdoor FM
antenna h6ving many r€tlector €lsmsnts.
IE
3
R€ceptlon of FM n€r6o
pJogtam contains morc
noi.€ than FM mono
a Nots that ths s€wlcs ar€a cov€red by an
FM sterco broadcast ls sbout 50 ', of
that ot a regular mono bro6dcast.
lncrsaslng FM Input signal may all€viate this problem.
Use 6n erclusiv€ FM outdoor antonna inst€ad of the
lndoor T-än1enna,
Hum o. buzz. Wh€n
swiichsd lo racliorscsptionr
ths nolss wlll disappear.
. Poor connsctlon of shieldodwl.6 (a).
. J6ck connsctlon is loos€. (b)
. Llne cord o. fluo.€:cont lamp is near thg
shi€ldad wl.s.(c)
. Poo. grounding.
{d)
a HAM ü6nsmltting nation or TV transtnit-
ting station i3nasr your hout€. (€)
corrrct the condition. .tat6d in (6), (b), {c) or {d}.
In cas€of (6), r6po.t it to an official activity.
Output tone quality is poor
and mixed with noii€,
Trcbl6 13not cl6ar.
. Stylus is worn out. {a}
. R€co.d ls worn out. (bl
. Dust adherei to stylus. lcl
.lmpropsr mounting ot stylus. (d)
a Stvlus pr€ssur€ ls not ptopsr. (€)
. The TR€BLE sound lav6lis
too high.
Ch€ck (a) through (e) and cor.sct ths condition.
Low€r the TR EBLE l€vei.
Further,watchthe followingconditions:
Thesearealsoapt to bemistakenfor troubles
of the unit.
Symptom su3poctod sourcs of Nois€ Dlagnosis änd Rsmsdy
Pow€a 13not tuhod on al-
though tho powor 3witch is
s6tto oN.
. Fuss is blo$rn. {a}
. Lln€ plus
is
loo.€.
(b) Checkla) and
(bl andcorr€rct
thecondition,
In playing
8.gcoJd,
incree
ing ths volums will caus6
howling.
a Distanco b€hiroon ths Jecord plavsr and
the soeakers is too short.
aTh6 plece on whlch th€ rscord play€r oa
soeakers are set rs unstable.
Change ihe distance or r€arrang€tha installation po3lt-
ions ot tha unit änd sp€sk€rs. {lnstalling th6 r€cord
playor on € farm, solid sland may all€viate thls probl€m.)
Do nor enhancs ths BASS .ound lsv€l 6rcos.ivolv.

IrJIONEER
ALIGNMENTINSTRUCTIONS
ALIGNMENT OF FM SECTION
DisconnectOUTPUT
terminalof front endfrom lN terminal
of lF unit
Position
of Switch: SELECTOF
....'.'FM MONO
rvuTtNG
.........
oFF
Volume
Control
Sstting: Fully Counterclockwise
v
v.
STEPS
Input
Level Dial Seüing
Output
Equipment
Connections
Alignment
Equipment
Connections Frequency Adjust Remarks
1SweepGenerator
lNterminal
of lF unit 10.7MHz
40d8 Oscilloscooe
@
terminal
Tt of lF Unit
T^ Adjust for maximum
sensitivityand symme-
trical characteristics
280dB Checksvmmetryof curve
3RemoveelectrolyticcapacitorCl2 (ot FM lF tjnit 4.7l.lF)in detectorcircuit
4Sweep
Generator
lNterminal
of lF unit 10.7MHz 4odB Oscilloscope
OUTterminal Ta of IFUnit
Adjusttheprimary core
oJ T4 so that slopeof
straightportion oi "S"
curuewill become
ihe
steepestand adiustthe
secondarycore so that
the centerof "S" curve
will concide with the
cenler of the marker.
5ConnectOUTPUTtgrminal o{ fronted to lN terminalof lF unit
SweepGenerator
tr ol Fronl-
end 10.7MHz
40dB Pointof
nointer'
terenceas
near
as
88MHz
Oscillosc€pe
(M)
terminal
T2 ot
trontend
Adjust for maximum
sensitivityand symme-
trical characteristics
78@B ChecksymmetryoJculve
840dB Oscilloscape
OUTterminal T4 of lFUnit Adiust similarly to STEP4.
ConnectelectrolvticcapacitorCl2 {4,7llF)
lo SignalGenerator
FM Antenna
terminal
90lvlHz 20d B
(400H2
30%)
90MHz Oscilloscope
OUTterminal
L5 of
frontend Adiust for maximum
deflection
11 106MHz 106MHz CTa of
frontend
12 ReDeat
STEPS10 and 1 severaltimes
13 SignalGenerator
FM Antenna
terminal
90MHz 10dB
(400H2
30%l
90lMHz Oscilloscope
OUT termin6l
Lr,Tr,
T2 ot
frontend Adiust for msximum
deJlection
14 I06MHz 't 06MH
zCT1,CT2,
CT3 of
lrontend
15 ReDeat
STEPS13 and 14 severaltimes

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CAPACITt|RS
lN pF,lO TOLERANCE
UNLESSOTHERWISE
NOTED
Symbol
Cl
C2
C4
c7
Ca
Electrolytic
[4ylar
Electrolytic
C€ramic
Ceramic
Ceramic
. {Vylar
lVylar
3P
220
0.0015
22ü
0.01
0.01
0.01
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0.00r
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3V
50v
80v
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DCI.4l{V
DCI4XV
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50v
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lN OHMloa/6
TOLERANCE,
%W UNLESSOTHERWISE
NOTED K:KO,
M:l\4O
Pt|TEI{TIOME
TERS
Symbol Descfipiion
500KOdual,
VoLUI\4E
50oKO
dual,
BALANCE c85 054C c85 048C
COILSAI{t)
TRAl{SFllRMERS
Symbol
PowerTransformer
i,latchingTranslormer
[4atchinsTranslormer
AM€rrite LoopstickAnienna
HeaierChokeCoil
ChokeCoil
T52t58C
T61041E
T61.041.E
r42 024A
124 026C
T24.030.C
Symbo
R2
R3
R5
R6
R8
R9
Rlo
Rrl
Rr2
Rt3
Rt4
Rt5
R16
Rl7
RrB
Carbonillm
Carbontilm
carbon
fllm
Carboniilm
Carboniilm
Carbon
film
carbon
film
Carbonfilm
Carbonfilm
Carbonfilm
Carbonlilm
Carbon
Jilm
Carbon
film
carbon
iilm
Carbon
film
carbon
iilm
Carbon
tilm
Carbonfilm
150K
I50K
100K
100K
1M
IM
68K
68K
410
4lo
150
150
6.8K
6.8K
1M
470
68K
68K
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Unit
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Unii
INDICATOR
Unit
HEAD
AmpUnit
CoNTR0LAmp
Unii
CoNTRoL
Unit
PUSH
Switch
Unit
(A)
PUSH
SwiichUnit
(8)
IVAINAmp
unii
PoWER
SUPPLYUnit
FroniPanel
DiaiPuttey
Foot
WooderCase
DialGlass
DiatPointer
Tuningl,leter
(lower)
Tuninslveter
(Upp€r)
Knob,Selector
Knob
Tuning
Knob,
Speakers,
Vot!me,
aatance,
[4ode
Knob,Bass,
Treble
(L)
Knob,Bass,
Treble
(R)
€P Input
Terminal
4P Input
Termina
1P InputTerminal
4P AntennaTerminäl
Pilot Lämp(for DialGlass)
PilotLamp
(tof Selecl0rP0siionFM
Sle€o
ind
calor)
Pilot Lamp (for Tuning[4eter)
. Fuse1A
Sockettor ACoIJTLET
Jackfor Speaker
Jackfor lVicrophone
.Jack
for Headphone
PilotLamp Socket
Fuse
HolderlP
Connector
5p
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w16.O22.4
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tvt6l.0l7.0
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433.084.4
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K73.003.4
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cl3
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Cr6
Cr7
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C19
C20
CVI
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cv3
cv4
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CI4
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Ceramic
Ceramic
Ceramic
Ceramic
Ceranic
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Ceramic
Ceramic
Ceramic
Ceramic
Ceramic
Ceramic
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Ceramic
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c64.036-E
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Symbol Description
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C2
Ca
C4
C5
c6
C7
C8
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