Sharp SM-207H User manual

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Connect the AC supply lead only to outlets providing AC
220V (50/60 Hz) power.
Should power with a rating other than 220V(50/60 Hz) be
used, the unit may operate improperly, or become a fire or
shock hazard.
Use of the AC supply lead. Misuse of the AC supply lead
will result in breakage, fire or accidental electric shock.
e@ Always take a firm grip on the plug when removing the AC
supply lead from the outlet. Never pull the plug from the
outlet by gripping the lead.
@Do not place any heavy object on the AC supply lead. Do
not excessively bend the AC supply lead. Do not place in
a position where it will be stepped on.
Do not use or place the unit where the humidity is high as
this will result in malfunctioning or electric shock.
Do not expose the unit to high temperatures, for example, in
direct sunlight or close to heaters. This will cause the plastic
parts to warp and thus cause the unit to malfunction.
Do not use or place the unit where there is excessive dust as .
this will cause malfunctioning. Special attention should be
paid to records a$ they are prone to attract dust due to static
electricity.
Do not expose the unit to extremely cold temperatures as
this will cause the unit to malfunction.
When positioning the unit, a firm, level base should be select-
ed. Be careful not to allow the unit to fall.
Do not remove the cabinet.
There are dangerous high voltages inside. In the event that
trouble develops inside the unit, please contact the dealer
from whom you purchased the unit.
Do not place cassette tapes or the unit near or in magnetic
fields such as magnets, television set or speakers. This will
result in noise or erasure of the tape.
Do not place the speakers so they face the unit or are. too
close together; this can cause howling affected by the
speaker’s sounds when a record is playing.
Stack the units as shown in the illustration.
Stereo Amplifier
Stereo Tuner
Stereo Cassette Deck
Stereo Turntable
Muting Button: MUTING
Graphic Equalizer Controls: GRAPHIC EQUALIZER
Microphone Mixing Volume Control: MIC MIXING
Balance Contro!: BALANCE
Function Selector |
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. Switches and Indicators
Microphone Socket: MIC
Headphones Socket: PHONES
Power Switch: POWER
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Power Indicator: POWER
Volume Control: VOLUME
Muting Indicator: MUTING
Loudness Switch: LOUDNESS

Deck 1)
Cassette Compartment
Peak Level Display
Deck 1}
Deck 2)
Tape Indicators
Tape Indicators
Dolby NR Indicator:
Deck 2)
DOLBY NR
Cassette Compartment
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Deck 2)
Digital
Tape
Counter
and
Tape
Counter
Reset
Button:
TAPE
COUNTER
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Deck
2)
Tape
Selector
Switch:
TAPE SELECTOR
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Deck 1) Eject Button: EJECT
Deck 1) APMS Buttons and Indicators
Deck
1)
APMS
Clear
Button:
CLEAR
Dubbing
Start
Buttons
and
Indicators:
Deck
1)
APMS
Check
Button:
CHECK
DUBBING
START
Deck
2)
Eject
Button:
Record
Level
Contro!:
RECORD
LEVEL
EJECT
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Dolby NR Switch:
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@ Deck 2) Fast Forward/
Forward APSS Button:
>>
Repeat Button and
Indicator: REPEAT
:
Deck
2)
Stop
Button:
®
Deck
1)
tntroduction
Scan
Button
and
Indicator:
INTRO
SCAN
Deck
2)
Play
Button
and
Indicator: >
Deck 1) Fast Forward/Forward APSS
Button:
>>
Deck
2)
Rewind/Reverse
APSS
Button: <<
Deck 1) Stop Button: =
Deck 2) Record Button and
Deck
1}
Play
Button
and
Indicator:
>
Indicator:
©
Deck
1)
Rewind/Reverse
APSS
Button:
<<
Deck
2}
Pause
Button
and
Indicator:
II
Power
Switch:
POWER
Continuous
Play
Button
and
Indicator:
CONT
PLAY

Control On the Rear Panel
Record Level Balance Control: BALANCE
Power Switch: POWER Side A/B Button and
Indicators: SIDE A/SIDE B
APSS/APMS S Level C :
: enshe evel Gontrpts: SENSOR introduction Scan Button
and Indicator: INTRO SCAN
APMS Buttons and Indicators
Both Sides Button and
APMS Clear Button: CLEAR Indicator: BOTH SIDES
Repeat Button and
APMS
Check
Button:
CHECK
Indicator:
REPEAT
:
Tonearm
Forward/APSS
Button:
Synchronize
Button
and
FWD
Indicator: SYNCHRO
Tonearm Reverse/APSS Button:
Speed Button: REV
SPEED
Cue Button: CUE
Piay/Cut Button:
PLAY/CUT
Turntable Compartment Turntable Open/Close Button:
OPEN/CLOSE

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; Screw (smal!] :
. Screw (large)
When using the unit for the first time, remove three screws
for transportation (blue colour) that lock the turntable com-
partment.
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These
screws
are
necessary
during
re-shipment.
Store
them’
so
that
they
will
not
get
lost.
During
re-shipment,
make
sure
that
you
install
them
in
the
specified
places.
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Make the connections described below before connecting the AC
supply leads of the amplifier and the tuner.
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Audio Player, etc.
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Check
the
POWER
switches
of
all
units
are
in
the
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OFF
or
To AC outlet
BL
©/STAND-BY
Positions
before
connecting
the
AC
supply
lead,
RCA-Type pin lead polarity
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eRed plug m7), To the RIGHT channel
(Left)
(Right)
Speaker Systems
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Cassette Deck
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Damage
to
the
electronic
circuits
of
this
unit
may
occur
if
speakers
under
6
ohms
are
used.
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Do
not
allow
the
speaker
connection
leads
or
AC
supply
lead
to
come
near
the
loop
aerial,
or
noise
may
be
mixed
in
the
broadcast
signals.
Note for Units Equipped with Non-Polar AC Supply Plug:
If
a
humming
noise
occurs,
unplug
the
AC
supply
plug
from
the
AC
outlet
and
reverse
the
polarity
{i.e.,
unplug
and
turn
the
plug
over),
and
use
in
the
position
that
gives
the
least
noise.
Note:
Even
if
one
of
those
units
such
as
SM-207H,
RT-207H
and
RP-207H
is
not
in
use,
it
has
to
be
left
connected
to
other
units.
Disconnecting
one
of
those
connections
from
the
amplifier
may
produce
hum
from
the
speakers.
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MUTING Button
This button is used to reduce the volume
quickly when, for example, a guest
arrives or the telephone rings. When the
button is pressed once again, the sound
gradually becomes louder and returns
to its original level.
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VOLUME Control
This adjusts the volume level to the speakers or headphones.
LOUDNESS Switch
This switch allows compensation to be made for ear insen-
sitivity to highs and lows while listening at low volume set-
tings. Bass and treble are automatically boosted by using
this switch. Do not use the switch at normal volume setting.
BALANCE Control
Adjusts the relative volume of each speaker for optimum
stereo effect. Slide the contro! until the sound seems to be
coming from the centre of the listening area.
GRAPHIC EQUALIZER Controls
@ Slide a control of a specific range upwards (toward +10 position) to emphasise the sounds in that particular range.
@ Slide a control of a specific range downwards (toward —10 position) to diminish the sounds in that particular range.
e By setting all GRAPHIC EQUALIZER controls to the centre (0) position, the frequency responses will become flat.
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This is the sound range that will bring out the fascinating bass Slide the knob upwards and sounds from string instruments
sounds of such instruments as bass guitars or drums. Slide ‘will be emphasised. Slide the knob downwards for the op-
the control knob upwards to increase output at these posite effect.
frequencies and downwards to reduce output at the same
frequency.
The upper register of cymbals and triangles is emphasised by
| 250 Hz | sliding this knob upwards. Slide the knob downwards to
This is the range that covers human voices and basic sounds _ reduce tape hiss noises.
of music. Slide the knob upwards and human voices will be
emphasised and vice versa.
This range affects the middle register which is higher than the
250 Hz range. By sliding the knob upwards, sounds from a
piano or brass instruments, or high human voices will be
| emphasised and vice versa.
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When the units are used as parts of the system, system func- © When the » button or INTRO SCAN button on the RT-
tion is changed automatically without touching the function 207H cassette deck is pressed:
selector switch on the amplifier, by the following operation. When the </m PLAY/CUT button, «4 FWD button or
INTRO SCAN button on the RP-207H turntable is pressed:
@When the TUNER CALL button on the ST-207H is press- ©
ed:
When switchover is made from TAPE or PHONO to another
L input, playback of tape or record is stopped automatically.
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Do not touch
with your
fingers.
Cassette Tape Selection
Tape Slack
Check to ensure there is tape visible through the cassette
centre window. Tighten any loose tape with a pencil or ball-
point pen before inserting the cassette into the compartment,
as shown at left.
1 Press the EJECT button of Deck 1 or Deck 2, respective-
ly,
2 Insert the cassettes so that the titles of the tape tracks to
be used are facing outwards.
3 Close the compartment door.
Unloading
Press the EJECT button and remove the cassette tape.
@ Use only well-known brands of tape.
© Use of C-120 (120 minutes) cassettes is not recommended,
The
extreme
thinness
of
this
tape
may
result
in
breakage
or
other problems.
Side ‘‘A(1)"' is
facing up.
Screwdriver
DB.
Do not Cover the Detection Hole.
® Broken tapes can easily become entangled in the drive
mechanism, causing major damage.
® Stretched tapes will run at uneven speeds and will distort
anything recorded on them.
© Do not place cassettes near objects with a strong magnetic
field, such as radios, TV sets or loudspeakers. Magnetic
fields may reduce the tape sensitivity or even erase the
recording.
® Do not store cassettes for extended periods in hot, moist or
dusty locations.
Removal of the erasure prevention tabs makes it impossible
to accidentally erase the tape.
@ Should you later wish to record on the tape, a piece of tape
over the tab hole will allow recording.
Detection hole
Erasure prevention
tab
Good
When covering the erase safety tab holes care should be taken
sO as not to cover the CrO, and METAL tape detection
holes. If the holes are covered, the tape will be treated as a
NORMAL tape.
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TAPE SELECTOR lf the TAPE SELECTOR switch is set to the AUTO position,
AUTO, METAL the tape type (METAL, CrO, or NORMAL] will be auto-
matically selected for proper recording and playback by
simply placing the tape in the Cassette compartment.
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NORMAL (Low-Noise) tape METAL tape
THE TAPE TYPE IS DISPLAYED
ON THE TAPE !NDICATORS.
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No detection hole Detection hole B oO oO a ie
; Detection hole A METAL
CrO, tape => 0 0D
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not provide detection hole B for METAL | — Croe
METAL tapes. If you are using 7Croz {0 OD
this type of tape, you must set Sid oOo}
the TAPE SELECTOR switch to
Datation hile METAL, otherwise the tape NORMAL a O worn
indicator will display CrO, . = <——
Note: :
The TAPE SELECTOR switch functions only for Deck 2. In Deck 1, even
if the TAPE SELECTOR switch is set to the METAL position, the tape type
is automatically changed by the AUTO TAPE SELECTOR feature.

Deck
1
Used
only
for
playback.
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Deck
1
and
Deck
2
are
played
back
at
the
same
time,
the
Deck
2-»Used
for
playback
or
recording,
sound
from
Deck
1
will
be
heard.
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POWER
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the
tape
has
been
re-
corded with the DOLBY
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ives
NR
system,
set
the
;
:
nsert
a
cassette
into
the
DOLBY
NR
switch
to
the
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Switch
on
both
the
ampli-
cassette
compartment
of
ON
position.
Otherwise
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Press
the
»
button
of
Deck
fier
and
cassette
deck.
Deck
1
or
Deck
2.
set
to
the
OFF
position
‘
1
or
Deck
2,
e@Pressing the » button will
automatically set the func-
tion indicator to TAPE:
(Auto, Function Switching
System)
A asics the GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER, BAL-
ANCE and VOLUME
controls,
After use:
Remove the tape, then set the
a
——
POWER
switches
on
both
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pees
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units
to
the
Ml
OFF
Position.
eThe tape will stop auto-
matically when it reaches the
end.
e if you wish to stop the tape
before it reaches the end,
press the # button.
Press the If button.
The tape will stop at this point.
To resume playback, press the
> button,
Before
fast
forward
or
rewind
operation:
Fast
forward
Rewind
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Press
the
™
button
if
the
cassette
Press
the
>».
button
of
Deck
1
or
Press
the
<<
button
of
Deck
1
or
Deck
‘deck
is
in
a
mode
other
than
neutral.
Deck
2
for
fast
forward
winding
of
the
2
to
rewind
the
tape.
tape.
.
.
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If
you
make
a
mistake
of
pressing
the
»
button
first
and
next
the
=
button
when
the
POWER
switch
is
at
If
OFF
position,
this
will
cause
the
unit
to
operate
unexpectedly:
i.e.
it
will
go
into
the
play
mode
in
a
moment
after
turning
the
POWER
switch
;
to
the
*
ON
position
and
then
pressing
the
»»
or
<
button.
This
is
not
due
to
any
malfunction
of
the
unit.
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The APSS speeds forward or backward to locate the pro-
gramme you wish to hear and plays it back automatically.
1 Press the > button.
2 Press the >» button or <4 button. :
The
tape
will
advance
to
the
beginning
of
the
next
pro-
gramme or be rewound to the beginning of the current
programme.
Playback automatically resumes when the space before the
next programme is reached or when the space preceding the
Fast foward .
programme is reached.
Playback
APSS Pause Control (Deck 2 only)
1 If you wish to have the tape stop at the beginning of the 2 Press the » button a second time when you wish to
selection, press the tf button while the APSS is in opera- cancel the pause.
tion.
APMS
lets
you
programme
the
selections
you
wish
to
listen
to,
and
plays
them
back
later
in
the
order
in
which
you
have
programmed
them.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
8
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For
example,
if
you
would
like
to
listen
in
Deenononvnn
order
of
seventh,
fourth
and
tenth
program-
mes:
Press the APMS buttons (1 to 10) until the
indicators light up at the selection number
you wish to programme.
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elf one of the APMS buttons is pressed by
mistake, press that button again to turn the
indicator off.
Programmes can not be memorized when
the cassette compartment is being opened.
@ At most ten programmes can be memorized.
Press the ™ button when
the tape is playing.
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Press the >» button of
Deck 1.
@Play will be in the pro-
gramme order.
elf
you
would
like
to
cut
the
APMS
playback
on
the
way,
press
©The
APMS
indicator
of
the
programme
which
is
being
played
the
#
button
of
Deck
1.
now
is
flashing
rapidly
and
for
the
programme
which
will
be
(in
this
case,
other
memorized
programmes
are
not
erased.)
played
is
flashing
slowly.
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After
memorized
programmes
are
finished
playing,
the
APMS
indicators
for
them
are
turned
off.
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