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
tol
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:
aan DOLBY NR
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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

7 nee
; 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.
e
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.
Compact Disc Digital
Audio Player, etc.
Another source unit
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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
e White plug ma) To the LEFT channel
eRed plug m7), To the RIGHT channel
(Left)
(Right)
Speaker Systems
&
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Cassette Deck
(e| ed
Turntable
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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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OFF ON
POWER
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ROFF
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{f
the
tape
has
been
re-
corded with the DOLBY
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:
oh
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
!
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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eee
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
,@
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
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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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Press the CHECK button after pressing
the m button of Deck 1. The APMS
indicator will show the programmed
selection numbers in the order in which
you have programmed them.
@ They can not be confirmed while the
* unit is playing.
Press the CLEAR button after pressing
the = button.
@eMemorized programmes
cannot be
cleared if the unit is in the playback
mode. - :
© if the cassette compartment is opened,
memory is automatically cleared.
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Memorized programmes can be added by pressing the buttons
corresponding to the programme numbers the APMS in-
dicators of which are not lighted and then their indicators
will be lighted up.
Follow the operation as
described on page 8,
steps 1 to 3. :
Press the REPEAT but-
ton. fs
e In order to stop repeat playback, press the REPEAT button
again to turn the indicator off. After finishing playback of
the current programme, the unit will be stopped automati-
cally.
e@ By pressing the <4 or >» button during playback, the
preceding or the next programmed selection can be played.
To repeat the programme
which is being repro-
duced twenty-four times.
Press the » button of
Deck 1 or Deck 2.
e Repeat playback feature can be used with automatic pro-
grammable music selector (APMS) feature. For details refer
to page 11. ,
Follow the operation as
described on page 8,
steps 1 to 3,
e Insert pre-recorded cas-
settes into the cassette
compartments of Deck
1 and Deck 2,
Press the CONT PLAY
button,
ln order to cut continuous playback off, press the CONT
PLAY button again to turn the indicator off. After finish-
ing playback of the current programme, the unit. will be
stopped automatically.
@Continuous playback feature can be used with automatic
programmable music selector (APMS) feature. For details
refer to page 11.
@When the end of the
tape which has started
first is reached, play-
back of the second
Deck to be played. final-
ly will begin.
Press the » button of
the Deck which is to be
played first.
elf the REPEAT button is pressed before the » button is
pressed, continuous playback will be repeated twenty-four
times. :
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@ Light the indicator up by pressing the REPEAT or CONT PLAY button.
Repeat
Playback
;
Press
the
»
button
of
Deck
1.
Playing
selected
—
Finish
playing
the
(For details refer to page 10.)
(For details refer to page 10.)
Continuous Playback Press the » button of Deck 1 on 1 (APMS playback) fete ta
ogrammes
Press the » button of Deck 2 Deck 2 (Playing all the programmes
@
Since
the
function
begins
to
be
effective
at
the
time
when
the
REPEAT
or
CONT
PLAY
button
is
pressed,
those
program-
mes
which
are
finished
before
then are
not
repeated
or
played
continuously.
;
eWhen
the
REPEAT
and
CONT
PLAY
buttons
are
pressed
simultaneously,
continuous
playback
is
repeated
twenty-four
programmes by last selected pro-
selected sequence. gramme.
Rewind the cassette
automatically to the
beginning of its -first-
ly selected programme.
Deck 2 (Playing all the pr:
on one side of the cassette.)
on the side of the cassette.)
Deck 1 (APMS playback)
The intro-scan playback is a feature which allows you to
listen to 12 seconds of each programme on pre-recorded
music tapes and then resume forward APSS. :
This feature is useful for quickly finding a programme that
you do not know the location of.
Follow the operation as
described on page 8,
steps 1 to 3.
elnsert a cassette into
the cassette compart-
ment of Deck 1.
Press the INTRO SCAN
button. The indicator
lights up.
e Scanned introduction playback is continued until the end
of the cassette. ‘
ein order to stop scanned introduction playback, press the
| ® button.
@ The intro-scan playback functions for Deck 1 only.
@When the beginning of the programme that was being
heard or the beginning of the next programme is found, ap-
proximately 12 seconds of the programme is automatical-
ly played. At this time, check the programme to see if
it is the desired one.
e@ After approximately 12 seconds of the programme is play-
ed, forward APSS is resumed and approximately 12 seconds
of the next programme will be played and this process is
repeated.
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; When the desired programme is found, press the >» button.
|@ Reverse APSS will operate and the tape will be
rewound and the programme will be played from the
beginning.

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next programme _ is
elf
undesirable
programme
is
found
while
introduction
of
the
programme
is
being
played,
press
the
>>
button.
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Then
introduction
of
the
next
programme
will
be
played.
Press this while
introduction of
the programme
is being played.
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eFor
example,
if
you
would
like
to
play
introductions
of
1
Press
the
APMS
buttons
in
order
of
7
4
and
10
to
light
the
programmes
in
order
of
the
seventh,
fourth
and
tenth
the
APMS
Indicators
up
before
the
INTRO
SCAN
button
programmes:
is
pressed.
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INTRO
e
2 Press the INTRO SCAN button.
(Introductions of the programmes are played in order of
7, 4, 10 and introductions of other programmes are not
played.)
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Press
the
APMS
button
of
the
programme
the
introduction
of
which
is
being
played.
When
the
APMS
button
is
pressed,
introduction
of
the
next
programme
will
be
played.
Flashed while in-
troduction of
the programme
is being played.
Press the APMS
button while in-
troduction of
the third pro-
gramme is being
played.
The
APMS
indicators
of
the
memorized
programme
numbers
‘Introduction of the will not be turned off. ;
next programme will
be played.
These
features
operate
by
finding
approximately
a
4-second
©
Tapes
in
which
the
music
has
long
periods
of
pianissimo
space
between
programmes
on
pre-recorded
music
tapes.
(sections
of
softly
played
music),
or
music
where
there
are
Using
tapes
of
the
following
kind
may
result
in
improper
breaks
of
silence.
operation,
@
Tapes
in
which
the
space
between
programmes
is
very
short
@
Tapes
of
speech
or
dialogs.
(less
than
3
sec.).
;
©
Tapes
with
a
low
recording
level
(—20dB).
©
Tapes
recorded
with
loud
noise
or
hum.
"

LP [25 cm. (10) or EP [17cm. (7")]
Switch on both. the amplifier
30cm. (12'')] record record
and turntable.
OPEN/CLOSE
Load with only one record by placing the side A to be played
face up on the turntable platter.
Press the OPEN/CLOSE but-
ton and the turntable com-
partment will open.
OPEN/CLOSE
Ss
Press the OPEN/CLOSE but-
ton and the compartment will
Ej
Adjust
the
adaptor
for
17
cm.
(17)
EP
records
to
suit
close.
the
record
being
used.
4 e
e For records with a small centre hole, push down the adap-
tor while turning to the right as shown in the illustration.
For records with a large centre hole, turn the adaptor to
the left until it pops up..
Be careful of dust and dirt, easily picked up by the record due to static electricity. Records should not be left on the turntable
platter for extended periods when not in use. To avoid loss in quality, records should be removed from the unit and stored properly.
The unit'is designed to accept standard records and will function automatically with the greater majority of records available.
There are records on the market though which have uniquely designed, often sharply angled, rims (i.e., groove guard). Some
records, rather than the normal black, are transparent or coloured in a pale shade. With such non-standard records, the infrared
sensing device equipped within the tonearm may fail to receive a proper reading from the record surface, and in the automatic
mode may display the following problems.
© The cartridge does not come down on the record and return
to its origina! position.
@ The play begins in the middle of the record.
Cross-sectional view of record
17cm. (7) 45 rpm record
G
uard
Groove
guard
:
;
Sas
‘
With
such
records,
see
page
15
for
details
about
operating
the
semen
see
SY)
ne
Record
with norma!
edge
Record
with
sharp
edge
The following types of records should not be played; they
17cm.
(7'’)
33
rpm
record
could
be
damaged
and
at
the
same
time
cause
damage
to
the
Groove
guard
Groove
guard
cartridge
stylus.
@
Phonosheets
eee
seemgcmae
|
Sey
wed
cm
e
Records
with
a
centre
hole
that
is
not
properly
rounded,
Record
with
normal
edge
Record
with
sharp
edge
=
:
eat
than
usual,
off-centre
or
partially
covered
by
the
label.
Sees |
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The unit may not be operated when the </# PLAY/CUT
button is pressed immediately after the POWER switch is
id
set
to
the
m
ON
position.
Since
this
is
because
control
—+__——
a
microcomputer
is
not
yet
ready,
press
the
«/s
PLAY/CUT
tale
button again after about three seconds.
Do not push this part strongly or open this up by hand.
While the turntable compartment is opening or closing, do
— not open or close it forcibly by hand. If excessive force
is applied to the turntable compartment, it will be stopped on
the way and all the APMS indicators will flash. In this
case, after setting the POWER switch to the I OFF position,
set it again to the m= ON position and start the operation
- over again.
lf the OPEN/CLOSE button is pressed while a record is
playing, the record will stop rotating and the turntable com-
partment will be opened.
e@ The turntable compartment will not be opened when the
POWER switch is at the Jf OFF position.
SIDE A/SIDE B
oa
a
Press the SIDE A/SIDE B,
button to select the side
you wish to play.
e When playing both sides,
light the indicator to the
side that. you wish to
play first.
PLAY/CUT
OFF an ON
Press the </m PLAY/CUT
button.
Load the record on the
turntable platter.
Switch on both the ampli-
fier and turntable.
Both Sides Play
BOTH SIDES PLAY/CUT
Press the ~ ~_] BOTH/
SIDES button.
Then press the </m PLAY/
CUT button,
e Both sides can be played
when the J] BOTH
SIDES button is pressed
while the unit is on the
“on. side’’ play mode.
elf
the
</m
PLAY/CUT
button
is
pressed
while
the
turntable
eThe
unit
will
start
playing
from
the
first
programme
after
compartment
is
being
opened,
the
compartment
will
close
the
phono
cartridge
moves
to
the
inner
circumference
to
sand
the
unit
is
ready
to
start
playing.
~
memorize
numbers
of
the
programmes
on
the
record.
While
the
cartridge
is
moving,
the
APMS
indicators
will
flash.
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Press the SIDE A/SIDE B
SIDE A/SIDE B button,
o9 The unit will start playing
@ from the first programme on
the reverse side. When the unit
is in the “both sides’’ play
\ mode, the side currently playing
: \ will be played again after
<< playing the reverse side is
finished. :
the record will continue to revolve.
It may take some time to hear the playing sound.
To Change Record Speed
Press the ¥% ¥ CUE button to stop playing for brief periods;
To start playing again, press the ¥ ¥ CUE button once more.
@ Do not do the above operation repeatedly within one second.
The
record
speed
is
automatically
set
at
33
rpm
for
30
cm.
(12")
or
25
cm
(10”)
LP
records
and
at
45
rpm
for
17cm.
(7"')
EP
records.
For
45
rpm
LP
records
or
33
rpm
EP
records
press
the
SPEED
(33/45)
button
and
select
the
correct
speed
before
pressing
the
</m
PLAY/CUT
button.
:
PLAY/CUT
Press the </m PLAY/CUT
button.
@ Even if a record which has more than eight programmes on
one side is placed on the turntable, programme numbers are
displayed at most 7”.
e Depending on the record, final transfer groove can be counted
as a programme and programme number display, and the -
APMS indicators will indicate more than real numbers of the
programme on the record: ‘
eAfter the last programme is played, the record is stopped
automatically, if the unit is in the ‘‘one side’ play mode, after
playing one side is finished and if it is in the ‘both sides’’
play mode, after playing both sides is finished, the unit will
stop automatically.
Press the <4 FWD
button;
@ For 30 cm. (12’') LP
records, press once.
Follow the operation as
described on page 14,
steps 1 to 3.
30cm. (12’’) LP records
e@ For 17 cm. (7"’) EP
records, press three
e@ For 25cm. (10) LP :
times.
records, press twice.
The third time has to
be pressed about three
seconds after the second
time it is pressed.
peg eg pe neg =o
25cm. (10’') LP records 17cm. (7"') EP records
Press they ¥ CUE button
and the record will play
from the beginning.
©
After
the
above
process
has
been
completed
once,
the
unit
remembers
the
size
of
the
record;
it
can
be
played
again
by
pressing
the
<«/a
PLAY/CUT
button,
as
long
as
the
POWER
switch
is
not
turned
into
the
Jf
OFF
position,
and
the
turntable
compartment
is not opened.
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Reverse APSS
pare
Music being Ni Interval
listened to between
songs
Forward APSS
Cartridge
SS Sa ee cece
ee | Music being |
eneel listened to Record
songs
elf a record which has more than eight programmes on one
side is used, programmes after the eighth may not be cued
correctly. in this case, move the phono cartridge according
to the description.
Skipping Over a Number of Programmes
Repeat the operation by pressing the <«€ FWD or >» REV
button after the beginning of a programme is found and starts
to play.
eThe APSS feature allows the unit to automatically search for
the beginning and ending of each programme on pre-recorded
records and begin playback from the beginning of a pro-
gramme.
@ At first press the </m PLAY/CUT button to play the record.
Re-starting the Play of a Programme currently |
Being Piayed (Reverse APSS)
Press the >» REV button, the side being played does not
matter.
@ The unit will automatically resume play after the beginning
of the programme that was being played is found.
Playing the Next Programme
(Forward APSS)
Press the <€ FWD button, the side being played does not
matter.
e@The cartridge will move to the beginning of the next piece
and automatically begin playing.
elf the APSS is operated at the beginning or end of a pro-
gramme, a programme before or after the programme may
be skipped.
] | the APMS indicators are being lighted up, turn the APMS
indicators off by pressing the </m PLAY/CUT button.
2 After starting playback by pressing the </# PLAY/CUT
button, press the % Y CUE button.
3 Press the <4 FWD button to move the cartridge for the
same direction as a record is played and press the >> REV
' button to move it for the opposite direction.
L
®The cartridge is moving while the button is pressed. And
location of the cartridge can be seen by the APMS indicators.
@ Press the ZY CUE button again to start playing.
Even if the >» REV button is kept pressed until the time
when the cartridge may pass over the outer circumference,
the cartridge is stopped automatically at the focation of the
first groove of the record:
‘
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APMS permits the selection and entry into memory of a programme of music selections which can then be played automatically in
the order they were selected.
Follow the operation as. des-
cribed on page 14, steps 1
to 3.
SIDEA/SIDES
DB
ce
on its rest position.
Press the SIDE A/SIDE B button and the APMS
buttons (1 to 7) until the indicators light up at
the selection number you wish to programme.
e@|lf the APMS button is pressed by mistake, press
it again to turn the indicator off.
e@Programming can be made only when the
POWER switch is turned ON and the cartridge
(No programming can be
performed while the unit is in play.)
e At most fourteen programmes, seven programmes
each for side A and B, can be memorized.
@For example, if you would like to
play in order of the seventh pro-
gramme on side A, fourth programme
on side B and third programme on side
A: SIDE A/SIDE B
-0-Qa 4
Aa aed
pie
\
SIDE A/SIDE B
SIDE A/SIDE 8
Prien
0
eDo not select more numbers of the programmes than real
numbers of the programmes on the record.
Depending on a record, final transfer groove can be counted
as a programme and the APMS indicators light up more than
real numbers of the programmes on the record. .
ein order to stop the APMS operation, press the <«/# PLAY/CUT
button. In this case, those memorized programmes which are
being played currently and not played yet, are not erased.
I
PLAY/CUT
©
\
Press the </m PLAY/CUT
button,
@ Play will be in the
programme order.
eThe APMS indicator of currently playing programme flashes
rapidly and the one for the next programme is will flash
slowly.
If the next programme is on the reverse side, the indicator of
that side, side A or B, will flash slowly.
eAfter the programme is played, corresponding memorized
programme number is erased and the corresponding APMS
indicator is turned off.
my ~l

CHECK
After
setting
the
unit
at
the
stop
mode,
After
setting
the
unit
at
the
stop
mode,
eS
press
the
CHECK
button.
press
the
CLEAR
button.
The
APMS
indicator
will
show
the
pro-
@
Memorized
programmes
cannot
be
clear-
grammed
selection
numbers
in
the
order
ed
if
the
unit
is
in
the
play
mode.
\
in
which
you
have
programmed
them.
elf
the
turntable
compartment
is
opened,
e
They
can
not
be
confirmed
while
the
memory
is
automatically
cleared.
. \ unit is playing.
By
pressing
the
APMS
button
the
indicators
of
which
are
not
lighted
up,
programmes
can
be
added
and
corresponding
in-
dicators
light
up.
e
By
pressing
the
<4
FWD
or
>»
REV
button
while
playing
the
record,
the
preceding
or
next
selection
of
the
programme
can
be
played.
FWD REV
e
if
the
¥
%
CUE
button
is
pressed
before
pressing
the
<«
FWD
or
>»
REV
button,
the
unit
will
pause
at
the
beginning
of
the
selection.
.
In
this
case,
press
the
¥%
CUE
button
to
start
playing
the
record.
eThe unit can be switched to
repeat playback mode while it
is in the “one side” play or “both
sides’”’ play mode.
@ When the unit is in the ‘‘one side”
play mode, one side is repeated
twenty-four times and when it
is in the “‘both sides’’ play mode,
both sides are repeated twenty-
four times.
PLAY/CUT
Follow the operation as
described on page 14,
steps 1 to 3.
Press the </# PLAY/CUT
button.
Press the [[=] REPEAT
button.
ein
order
to
stop
repeat
playback,
press
the
([l]
REPEAT
eRepeat
playback
can
be
used
with
automatic
programmable
button
again
to
turn
the
indicator
off.
The
unit
will
be
music
selector
(APMS).
stopped
automatically
after
the
record
being
played
is
hes finished. :
@ Press the [2] REPEAT button to light the indicator up.
Play selected
i
;
Press
the
</m
PLAY/
programmes
in
Finish
playing
CUT
button.
order
of
the
9
>
the
last
selected
selection.
programme.
Move the cartridge to
the beginning of
the first selected
programme.
@ Repeat playback continues twenty-four times.
e@
The
("Z)
REPEAT
button
can
be
pressed
while
the
APMS
is
in
operation.
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@ The intro-scan play is a feature which allows you to listen to
12 seconds of each programme on records and then resume
forward APSS.
This feature is useful for quickly finding a programme that
you do not know the location of.
Follow the operation as
described on page 14, steps
1 to 3.
Press the INTRO SCAN
button. The indicator
lights up.
e@if the button is pressed while the turntable compartment is
being opened, the compartment will be closed and the unit
will be ready to start scanned introduction playback.
e@Scanned introduction playback will continue until the end
of the record. When the ] BOTH SIDES button is
pressed, introductions of the programmes on both sides
are played.
e@ln order to stop scanned introduction playback, press the
</m PLAY/CUT button.
= Introduction of the next
programme will be played.
Press this while
playing
introduction of
a programme,
@When the beginning of the programme that was being heard
or the beginning of the next programme is found, approxi-
mately 12 seconds of the programme is automatically played.
At this time, check the programme to see if it is the desired
one.
@ After approximately 12 seconds of thé programme is played,
forward APSS is resumed and approximately 12 seconds of
the next programme will be played and this process is repeat-
ed.
When the desired programme is found, press the
INTRO SCAN button once more.
Desired programme is started from the beginning.
And the unit continues to play until the last pro-
gramme.
e@if undesirable programme can be found while playing intro-
duction of the programme, press the «4 FWD button. Then
introduction of the next programme will be started.
Being flashed while
introduction of the
programme is playing.
Press the APMS
button while the
third programme
is being played.
wp Introduction of the next
programme will be played.
@Press the APMS button of the programme which is being
played: When the botton is pressed, introduction of the
next programme will start.
The APMS indicators of the memorized programmes are not
turned off. In order to play memorized programme, press
the </m PLAY/CUT button after playing introduction of
the programme is finished.
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