Sony Xr-6450 User manual

S

ONY.

3-798-550-21

(1)

®

FM/AM

Cassette

Car

Stereo

Operating

Instructions

Mode

d’emploi

Owner’s

Record

The

mode!

and

serial

numbers

are

located

at

the

bottom

of

the

unit.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

these

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regariding

this

product.

Model

No.

XR-6450

Serial

No.

For

installation

and

connections,

see

the

supplied

installation/connections

manual.

En

ce

qui

concerne

l’installation

et

les

connexions,

consulter

le

manuel

d'installation/connexions

fourni.

XR-6450

©

1995

by

Sony

Corporation

Warning

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

radiate

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

ina

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

—

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

—

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

—

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

ona

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

—

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/

TV

technician

for

help.

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

Features

General

¢

Detachable-front

panel

enables

you

to

take

the

front

panel

away

with

you

when

you

leave

your

car

(page

4).

»

Caution

alarm

will

be

activated

if

you

turn

off

the

ignition

key

without

removing

the

front

panel

from

the

unit.

¢

Provided

with

a

digital

12-hour

clock

(page

5).

¢

Built-in

power

amplifier

(max.

output:

20

W

x

4

ch)

enables

you

to

enjoy

a

4-

speaker

system.

Cassette

player

section

¢

Dolby

B

NR*

system

reduces

hiss

noise

during

tape

playback

(page

6).

¢

Intro

scan

function

for

playing

the

first

10

seconds

of

each

track

(page

7).

¢

Repeat

play

function

for

playing

back

a

track

repeatedly

(page

7).

¢

ATA

(Automatic

Tuner

Activation)

for

automatically

turning

on

the

tuner

while

fast-

forwarding

or

rewinding

a

tape

(page

6).

e

Blank

skip

function

for

automatically

skipping

blanks

during

tape

playback

(page

7).

*

Dolby

noise

reduction

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

“DOLBY”

and

the

double-D

symbol

OO

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

Tuner

section

¢

Up

to

30

stations

can

be

preset:

18

stations

on

FM

and

12

stations

on

AM.

e

BTM

(Best

Tuning

Memory)

function

automatically

searches

and

stores

the

stations

with

the

strongest

signals

on

the

preset

number

buttons

in

order

of

frequency

(page

8).

Optional

the

rotary

commander

can

be

used.

You

can

use

the

rotary

commander

(RM-X25)

which

can

be

operated

like

the

wiper

or

headlight

switch

of

your

car

while

driving.

Table

of

Contents

PrecaubOnss

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Detaching

and

Attaching

the

Front

Panel

............

Setting

the

Clock

..0..ccccccccecesseeseee

teense

eeeneeneeneennenees

Cassette

Player

Operation

Listening

to

Tape

Playback

......cccccesceescesceeeeeeee

Ejecting

the

Cassette

........ccccscesssesseseetseesteneanes

Fast-winding

the

Tape

.........ccccceeeeseeneceneeesteeeenens

Playing

a

Tape

Recorded

in

the

Dolby

B

NR

System

Playing

a

CrO2

or

Metal

Tape....

Locating

the

Beginnings

of

the

Tracks

—

AMS

(Automatic

Music

Sensor)

Function

..

Searching

the

Desired

Track

—

Intro

Scan

Function...

Playing

Tracks

Repeatedly

—

Repeat

Play

Function

........ccccceceeeieeeeees

Radio

Reception

during

Fast-forwarding

or

Rewinding

of

a

Tape

—

ATA

(Automatic

Tuner

Activation)

PRUNCHON:

«

Secensessce

eect

ices

cheat

cance

teneeeb

uses

Skipping

Blanks

Automatically

during

Tape

Playback

—

Blank

Skip

Function

occ

eeeeneee

|

Radio

Reception

Searching

for

the

Stations

Automatically

—

Automatic

TUning

....cceeccceeceeseeeeeeeeeees

If

FM

Stereo

Reception

is

Poor

—

Monaural

Mode

oun.

ccceccceceecetetereneteestenenenes

Tuning

in

by

Adjusting

the

Frequency

—

Manual

Tuning

oe

eeeeceee

reset

reer

Memorizing

Stations

Automatically

—

BTM

(Best

Tuning

Memory)

Function

........

Memorizing

Only

the

Desired

Stations

......

Receiving

the

Memorized

Stations

.............

Other

Functions

Adjusting

the

Sound

Characteristics

............002..9

Enjoying

Bass

and

Treble

even

at

Low

Volume

—

Loudness

Function

0...

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9

Muting

the

Sound

Quickly

=

Mite

FUnctiOn

2...20

seats

steel

Sie

9

Muting

the

Beep

Tone

..........ccccceeeeeeeseeseeseenecnes

10

Maintenance

sc1i

cn

ek

iter

scek

8

haan

Dismounting

the

Unit

The

Rotary

Commander

Labels

...

Location

of

Controls

Specifications

....

Troubleshooting

Guide

Precautions

*

Before

operating

the

unit

for

the

first

time

or

after

replacing

the

car

battery,

press

the

reset

button

with

a

ball-point

pen

etc.,

and

then

start

operating

the

unit.

ie

ra

C_]

Reset

button

¢

If

your

car

was

parked

in

direct

sunlight

resulting

in

a

considerable

rise

in

temperature

inside

the

car,

allow

the

unit

to

cool

off

before

operating

it.

¢

If

no

power

is

being

supplied

to

the

unit,

check

the

connections

first.

If

everything

is

in

order,

check

the

fuse.

¢

Ifno

sound

comes

from

the

speakers

of

a

2-speaker

system,

set

the

fader

control

to

the

center

position.

If

you

have

any

questions

or

problems

concerning

your

unit

that

are

not

covered

in

this

manual,

please

consult

your

nearest

Sony

dealer.

Notes

on

Cassettes

Cassette

care

¢

Do

not

touch

the

tape

surface

of

a

cassette,

as

any

dirt

or

dust

will

contaminate

the

heads.

¢

Keep

cassettes

away

from

equipment

with

built-in

magnets

such

as

speakers

and

amplifiers,

as

erasure

or

distortion

on

the

recorded

tape

could

occur.

¢

Do

not

expose

cassettes

to

direct

sunlight,

extremely

cold

temperatures

or

moisture.

«

When

the

tape

is

played

back

for

a

long

-

period,

the

cassette

shell

may

become

warm

because

of

the

built-in

power

amplifier.

However,

this

is

not

a

sign

of

a

malfunction.

Cassettes

longer

than

90

minutes

The

use

of

cassettes

longer

than

90

minutes

is

not

recommended

except

for

long

continuous

play.

The

tapes

used

for

these

cassettes

are

very

thin

and

tend

to

be

stretched

easily.

Frequent

playing

and

stopping

of

these

tapes

may

cause

them

to

be

pulled

into

the

cassette

deck

mechanism.

Detaching

and

Attaching

the

Front

Panel

The

front

panel

of

this

unit

can

be

detached

in

order

to

prevent

the

unit

from

being

stolen.

Detaching

the

Front

Panel

Before

detaching

the

front

panel,

be

sure

to

press

the

OFF

button

first.

Then

press

the

RELEASE

button

to

open

up

the

front

panel

and

detach

the

panel

by

pulling

it

towards

you

as

illustrated.

RELEASE

button

Be

sure

not

to

drop

the

panel

when

detaching

it

from

the

unit.

Attaching

the

Front

Panel

Apply

the

right

hand

side

of

the

front

panel

to

the

unit

by

attaching

part

®

of

the

front

panel

to

part

®

of

the

unit

as

illustrated

and

push

until

it

clicks.

Notes

©

Make

sure

that

the

front

panel

is

the

right

way

up

when

attaching

it

to

the

unit

as

it

cannot

be

attached

upside

down.

©

Do

not

press

the

front

panel

hard

against

the

unit

when

attaching

it

to

the

unit.

It

can

easily

be

attached

by

pressing

it

lightly

against

the

unit.

©

When

you

carry

the

front

panel

with

you,

put

it

in

the

supplied

front

panel

case.

©

Do

not

press

hard

or

give

excessive

pressure

to

the

display

windows

of

the

front

panel.

¢

Before

removing

the

front

panel,

be

sure

to

turn

the

power

off.

However,

if

you

press

the

RELEASE

button

to

detach

the

panel

while

the

unit

is

still

turned

on,

the

power

will

be

automatically

turned

off

in

order

to

protect

the

speakers

from

being

damaged.

©

Do

not

expose

the

front

panel

to

direct

sunlight,

heat

sources

such

as

hot

air

ducts

or

leave

it

ina

humid

place.

Never

leave

it

on

the

dashboard

etc.

of

a

car

parked

in

direct

sunlight

where

there

may

be

a

considerable

rise

in

temperature

inside

the

car.

Caution

alarm

If

you

turn

the

ignition

key

to

the

OFF

position

without

removing

the

front

panel,

the

caution

alarm

will

be

activated

and

a

beep

tone

will

be

heard

for

a

few

seconds

(only

when

the

POWER

SELECT

switch

is

set

to

the

®

position).

Setting

the

Clock

The

clock

has

a

digital

indication.

For

example,

setting

it

to

10:08

1

Display

the

time.

oon

(Press

the

OFF

or

the

©

button

during

the

unit

operation.)

2

Press

the

©

button

for

more

than

two

seconds.

a

The

hour

digit

blinks.

Set

the

hour

digits.

(Be)

The

minute

digit

blinks.

Set

the

minute

digits.

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JaAe|d

ayjasseD

to

go

forward

to

go

back

4

Press

the

©

button

momentarily.

C

100

)

The

clock

activates.

Note

If

the

POWER

SELECT

switch

on

the

bottom

of

unit

is

set

to

the

position,

the

clock

cannot

be

set

uniess

the

power

is

turned

on.

Set

the

clack

after

you

have

turned

on

the

radio,

or

started

cassette

playback.

Cassette

Player

Operation

——

eee

Listening

to

Tape

Playback

After

inserting

the

cassette,

playback

will

start

automatically.

If

a

cassette

is

already

inserted,

press

the

button

to

start

playback.

If

you

press

during

playback,

the

tape

transport

direction

will

change.

Indication

of

Tape

Transport

Direction

(

TAPE

©

|

The

side

facing

up

is

being

played.

{

TREE

6)

The

side

facing

down

is

being

played.

To

stop

playback,

eject

the

cassette

by

pressing

the

(=)

button

or

press

the

OFF

button.

Playback

stops

also

when

you

select

radio

by

pressing

the

or

ea

button.

Ejecting

the

Cassette

Press

the

(2)

button.

Fast-winding

the

Tape

Gr=TD

Rewind

Fast-forward

To

start

playback

during

rewinding

or

fast-

forwarding,

press

the

button.

_

Playing

a

Tape

Recorded

in

the

Dolby

B

NR

System

Press

the

button

when

you

want

to

listen

to

a

tape

recorded

in

the

Dolby

B

NR

system.

—

“DO”

appears

in

the

display.

To

cancel,

press

again.

Playing

a

CrO2

or

Metal

Tape

Press

the

button

when

you

want

to

listen

to

a

CrO2

(TYPE

Il)

or

metal

(TYPE

IV)

tape.

—

“MTL”

will

appear

on

the

display.

To

cancel,

press

again.

Locating

the

Beginnings

of

the

Tracks

—

AMS

(Automatic

Music

Sensor)

Function

During

playback,

press

either

side

of

the

SEEK/AMS

button

the

number

of

times

you

wish

to

skip

the

tracks.

SEEK

|

+°

SEEK

|

AMS

|

PPt

AMS

To

locate

the

To

locate

the

succeeding

tracks

Up

to

nine

tracks

can

be

skipped.

If

the

blanks

between

the

tracks

are

shorter

than

four

seconds,

or

if

there

are

noises,

the

AMS

function

will

not

work.

Also,

the

unit

may

read

long

sections

of

low

volume

music

or

quiet

sections

on

a

track

as

blanks

between

tracks.

Searching

the

Desired

Track

—

intro

Scan

Function

Press

the

button

during

playback.

—

“INTRO”

appears

on

the

display.

The

first

10

seconds

of

all

the

tracks

are

played.

When

you

find

the

desired

track,

press

the

button

once

more.

The

unit

returns

to

the

normal

playback

mode.

Playing

Tracks

Repeatedly

—

Repeat

Play

Function

Press

the

button

during

playback.

—

“REP”

appears

on

the

display.

When

the

currently

played

track

is

over,

it

will

be

played

again

from

the

beginning.

To

cancel

this

mode,

press

the

button

again.

Radio

Reception

during

Fast-forwarding

or

Rewinding

of

a

Tape

—

ATA

(Automatic

Tuner

Activation)

Function

Press

the

button

during

playback.

—

“ATA”

appears

on

the

display.

When

fast-forwarding

or

rewinding

with

the

button,

the

tuner

will

turn

on

automatically.

Skipping

Blanks

Automatically

during

Tape

Playback

—

Blank

Skip

Function

Press

the

button

during

playback.

—»+

“BL.SKIP”

appears

on

the

display.

Blanks

longer

than

eight

seconds

will

be

automatically

skipped

during

tape

playback.

Radio

Reception

Searching

for

the

Stations

Automatically

—

Automatic

Tuning

1

Select

the

desired

band.

FM

Cs

FM1

—

FM2

—

FM3

—

FM1

AMI

+>

AM2

2

Press

either

side

of

the

SEEK/AMS

button

to

search

for

the

station

(automatic

tuning).

SEEK

|

+0

SEEK

i

AMS

|

PPI

AMS

For

lower

For

higher

frequencies

The

scanning

stops

when

a

station

is

received.

Press

either

side

of

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

desired

station

is

received.

When

an

FM

stereo

program

with

a

sufficient

signal

strength

is

tuned

in,

(Sai)

The

“ST”

indication

will

appear.

To

avoid

the

automatic

tuning

from

stopping

on

stations

too

frequently

(local

seek

mode),

press

the

button

momentarily

to

get

the

“LCL”

indication.

Only

the

stations

with

relatively

strong

signals

can

be

tuned

in.

The

local

seek

mode

functions

only

when

the

automatic

tuning

is

in

operation.

If

FM

Stereo

Reception

is

Poor

—

Monaural

Mode

Press

the

button

momentarily.

—+

“MONO”

appears

on

the

display.

The

sound

will

improve,

but

it

will

become

monaural.

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Jake}g

ajjasseD

Tuning

in

by

Adjusting

the

Frequency

—

manual

Tuning

1

Select

the

desired

band.

2

Press

and

hold

either

side

of

the

PRESET

button.

Release

the

button

when

the

desired

station

is

received.

For

lower

For

higher

frequencies

PREVENTING

ACCIDENTS!

When

tuning

in

during

driving,

use

the

automatic

tuning

and

the

memory

preset

search

function

(page

9)

instead

of

the

manual

tuning.

Memorizing

Stations

Automatically

—

BTM

(Best

Tuning

Memory)

Function

This

function

selects

from

the

currently

received

band

the

stations

with

the

strongest

signals

and

memorizes

them

in

order

of

their

frequency.

1

Select

the

desired

band.

2

Press

the

button

for

more

than

two

seconds.

¢

When

there

is

no

preset

number

indicated

on

the

display

window,

stations

will

be

stored

on

all

preset

number

buttons

on

the

currently

selected

band.

¢

When

there

is

a

preset

number

indicated

on

the

display

window,

the

unit

will

store

stations

on

all

preset

number

buttons

from

the

one

currently

displayed.

For

example,

when

you

select

FM2

and

preset

number

3

is

displayed,

the

operation

will

start

from

preset

number

3

on

FM2,

and

will

stop

at

preset

number

6

on

FM3.

Memorizing

Only

the

Desired

Stations

1

Select

the

desired

band.

eas

2

Tune

in

the

station

which

you

wish

to

store

on

the

preset

number

button.

3

Keep

the

desired

preset

number

button

((m]

to

(6

Se)

pressed

for

about

two

seconds

until

you

hear

a

beep

tone.

The

number

of

the

pressed

preset

number

button

appears

on

the

display

window.

Up

to

6

stations

on

each

band

(FM1,

FM2,

FM3,

AM1

and

AM2

can

be

stored

on

the

preset

number

buttons

in

order

of

your

choice.

Therefore,

18

stations

can

be

memorized

on

FM.

If

you

try

to

store

another

station

on

the

same

preset

nuntber

button,

the

previously

stored

station

will

be

erased.

Receiving

the

Memorized

Stations

1

Select

the

desired

band.

AM

2

Press

momentarily

the

preset

number

((

m0)

to

[6

Sis))

button

on

which

the

desired

station

is

stored.

Note

If

you

press

the

preset

number

button

for

more

than

two

seconds,

the

currently

received

station

will

be

memorized

again.

To

receive

the

previously

memorized

station,

make

sure

that

the

preset

number

button

is

pressed

only

momentarily,

Press

either

side

of

the

PRESET

button

momentarily

to

receive

in

order

the

stations

stored

in

the

memory

(Preset

Search

Function).

CACIaIFS

Press

momentarily

12

+

+»

5

6915

+

Grats

Press

momentarily

—

1747675

+

+2

>

1

Other

Functions

Adjusting

the

Sound

Characteristics

1

Select

the

item

you

want

to

adjust

by

pressing

the

button

repeatedly.

VOL

(volume)

—

BAS

(bass)

+

TRE

(treble)

—>

BAL

(balance)

—>

FAD

(fader)

—

VOL

(volume)

2

Adjust

the

selected

item

by

pressing

either

the

or

button.

Adjust

within

three

seconds

after

selecting.

(After

three

seconds

the

button

will

again

serve

as

volume

control

button.)

2

Enjoying

Bass

and

Treble

even

at

Low

Volume

—

Loudness

Function

Press

the

button.

—

“LOUD”

will

appear

on

the

display.

Bass

and

treble

will

be

reinforced.

To

cancel,

press

again.

SUOIPUN,

J2YIO/UOI}darday

OIPeY

z

Muting

the

Sound

Quickly

—

Mute

Function

Press

the

button.

—

The

“MUTE”

indication

flashes.

The

sound

is

muted

at

once.

To

restore

the

level,

press

again.

This

function

will

be

also

canceled

when:

—

the

or

OFF

button

is

pressed.

—

ejecting

a

cassette

by

pressing

the

&

button

during

tape

playback.

10

Muting

the

Beep

Tone

Press

the

button

while

pressing

the

button.

To

reobtain

the

beep

tone,

press

these

buttons

again.

Maintenance

Fuse

Replacement

When

replacing

the

fuse,

be

sure

to

use

one

with

the

correct

amperage

which

is

stated

on

the

fuse

case.

Never

use

a

fuse

whose

amperage

rating

exceeds

the

one

supplied

to

the

unit

as

this

could

cause

a

malfunction

of

the

unit.

Warning

Use

a

fuse

with

the

specified

amperage.

Use

of

a

fuse

with

higher

amperage

may

cause

serious

damage.

Cleaning

the

Connectors

The

unit

may

not

function

properly

if

the

connectors

between

the

unit

and

the

front

panel

are

not

clean.

In

order

to

prevent

this,

open

the

front

panel

by

pressing

the

RELEASE

button,

then

detach

it

and

clean

with

a

cotton

swab

which

was

dipped

in

alcohol.

Do

not

apply

too

much

force.

Otherwise,

the

connector

may

get

damaged.

Main

unit

Back

of

the

front

panel

Dismounting

the

Unit

1

B

a

A

Se

Release

key

(supplied)

The

Rotary

Commander

Labels

This

unit

can

be

used

with

the

separately

available

optional

the

rotary

commander

(RM-X2S).

Four

button

name

labels

are

supplied

with

the

rotary

commander.

Attach

that

label

which

matches

the

functions

of

the

master

unit

and

the

installing

position

of

the

rotary

commander.

In

case

you

connect

this

unit,

attach

the

label

which

has

“DSPL”

on

it.

Attach

the

appropriate

label

for

the

installing

position

of

the

rotary

commander.

SUOIPUNY

J3UIO

11

Location

of

Controls

10]

[11]

(12

Refer

to

the

pages

in

@

for

details.

=|

LOUD

(loudness)

button

©

During

radio

reception:

Preset

number

buttons

@

i)

During

tape

playback:

INTRO

button

@

REPEAT

button

@

D0

(Dolby

B

NR)

button

@

MTL

(Cassette

type

select)

button

@

ATA

(Automatic

Tuner

Activation)

button

@

BL.SKIP

button

@®

BTM

(Best

Tuning

Memory)

button

@

DSPL

(display

mode

change/time

set)

button

@

(eject)

button

OO

SEEK/AMS

button

@@

PRESET

button

@@OO

MONO

button

@

MUTE

button

©

RELEASE

(front

panel

release)

button

0®

fl

[©]

[fe]

NI

fe]

fa

12

i

S|

&

SEL

(control

mode

select)

button

@O@

Reset

button

(located

on

the

front

side

of

the

unit

hidden

by

the

front

panel)

@

Press

this

button

when

you

use

this

unit

for

the

first

time,

when

you

have

changed

the

car

battery,

or

when

the

buttons

of

this

unit

do

not

function

properly.

(volume/bass/treble/

balance/fader

control)

button

@©

POWER

SELECT

switch

(located

on

the

bottom

of

the

unit)

See

“POWER

SELECT

Switch”

in

the

installation/connections

manual.

Display

window

FM

(radio

on/band

select)

button

@@O

AM

(radio

on/band

select)

button

fe]

713)

TAPE/<4I>

(playback/transport

direction

change)

button

@

OFF

button

OOO

LCL

(local

seek

adjust)

button

@

Specifications

AUDIO

POWER

SPECIFICATIONS

POWER

OUTPUT

AND

TOTAL

HARMONIC

DISTORTION

8

watts

per

channel

minimum

continuous

average

power

into

4

ohms,

4

channels

driven

from

20

Hz

to

20

kHz

with

no

more

than

1%

total

harmonic

distortion.

Other

Specifications

Cassette

player

section

Tape

track

Wow

and

flutter

Frequency

response

Signal-to-

noise

ratio

4-track

2-channel

stereo

0.08

%

(WRMS)

30

—

18,000

Hz

Cassette

type

Dolby

NR

off

Dolby

BNR

TYPEIL

IV

61

dB

eee

67

dB

TYPE

I

58

dB

64

dB

:

Tuner

section

FM

Tuning

range

87.5

—-

107.9

MHz

Antenna

terminal

External

antenna

connector

Intermediate

frequency

—

10.7

MHz

Usable

sensitivity

8

dBf

Selectivity

75

AB

at

400

kHz

Signal-to-noise

ratio

65

dB

(stereo),

70

dB

(mono)

Harmonic

distortion

at

1

kHz

0.5

%

(stereo),

0.3

%

(mono)

Separation

35

dB

at

1

kHz

Frequency

response

30

-

15,000

Hz

Capture

ratio

2

dB

AM

Tuning

range

530

-

1,710

kHz

Antenna

terminal

External

antenna

connector

Intermediate

frequency

—

10.71

MHz/450

kHz

Sensitivity

30

UV

Power

amplifier

section

Outputs

Speaker

outputs

(sure

seal

connectors)

Speaker

impedance

4-8

ohms

Maximum

power

output

20

W

x

4

(at

4

ohms)

General

Output

lead

Power

antenna

relay

control

lead

Power

amplifier

control

lead

Bass

+8

dB

at

100

Hz

Treble

+8

dB

at

10

kHz

12

V

DC

car

battery

(negative

ground)

Approx.

188

x

58

x

176

mm

(7'/2x23°/sx«7

in.)

(w/h/d)

not

incl.

projecting

parts

and

controls

Approx.

182

x

53

x

155

mm

(7'/s+x2'/sx6'/s

in.)

(w/h/d)

not

incl.

projecting

parts

and

controls

Mass

Approx.

1.2

kg

(2

lb.

10

02.)

Supplied

accessories

Power

connecting

cord

(1)

Mounting

hardware

(1

set)

Front

panel

case

(1)

RCA

cord

RC-63

(1

m),

RC-64

(2

m),

RC-65

(5

m)

Rotary

Commander

RM-X2S

Tone

controls

Power

requirements

Dimensions

Mounting

dimension

Optional

accessories

Optional

equipment

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

13

14

Sn

a

Troubleshooting

Guide

The

following

check

will

assist

in

the

correction

of

most

problems

which

you

may

encounter

with

your

unit.

Before

going

through

the

check

list

below,

refer

to

the

connection

and

operating

procedures.

General

Problem

Cause/Solution

No

sound

e

Adjust

the

volume

with

the

button.

¢

Set

the

fader

control

to

the

center

position

on

the

2-speaker

system.

Indications

do

not

appear

on

Remove

the

front

panel

and

clean

the

connectors.

See

“Cleaning

the

display

window.

the

Connectors”

of

“Maintenance”

for

details.

Tape

playback

Problem

Cause/Solution

Playback

sound

is

distorted.

Contamination

of

the

tape

head.

—+

Clean

the

head.

The

AMS

does

not

operate

«

There

is

a

noise

in

the

space

between

tracks.

correctly.

e

A

blank

space

is

too

short

(less

than

four

seconds).

°

on

the

SEEK/

AMS

button

is

pressed

immediately

before

the

following

track.

.

on

the

SEEK/

AMS

button

is

pressed

immediately

after

the

track

starts.

«

A

long

pause,

or

a

passage

of

low

frequencies

or

very

low

sound

level

is

treated

as

a

blank

space.

Radio

reception

Problem

Cause/Solution

Preset

tuning

is

not

possible.

¢

Memorize

the

correct

frequency.

¢

The

broadcast

is

too

weak.

Automatic

tuning

is

not

possible.

The

broadcast

is

too

weak.

—+

Use

the

manual

tuning.

The

“ST”

indication

flashes.

e

Tune

in

precisely.

e

The

broadcast

is

too

weak.

—

Press

the

button

to

enter

the

MONO

mode.

——k————SEE

ea

eee

Caractéristiques

Généralités

e

Vous

pouvez

emporter

la

facade

détachable

quand

vous

quittez

votre

véhicule

(page

4).

¢

Un

avertisseur

retentit

si

vous

tournez

la

clé

de

contact

sans

avoir

préalablement

enlevé

la

facade

de

l'appareil.

¢

Cet

autoradio

est

équipé

d’une

horloge

numérique

fonctionnant

sur

12

heures

quand

vous

quittez

votre

véhicule

(page

5).

¢

Amplificateur

intégré

(puissance

admissible:

20

W

x

4

ca)

permet

de

relier

un

systeme

a

4

haut-parleurs.

Section

lecteur

de

cassette

e

Le

systeme

Dolby

B

NR*

réduit

les

bruits

de

sifflement

durant

la

lecture

d’une

cassette

(page

6).

e

Lecture

des

intros

pour

écouter

les

dix

premieres

secondes

de

chaque

plage

(page

7).

e

Lecture

répétée

pour

reproduire

plusieurs

fois

de

suite

certaines

plages

(page

7).

¢

Fonction

ATA

(Automatic

Tuner

Activation)

pour

recevoir

automatiquement

la

radio

pendant

l’avance

rapide

ou

le

rebobinage

d’une

cassette

(page

7).

¢

Fonction

de

saut

des

passages

blancs

pour

éviter

les

passages

non

enregistrés

(page

7).

*

Réduction

de

bruit

Dolby

fabriquée

sous

licence

de

Delby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

DOLBY

ct

le

symbole

double-D

DO

sont

des

marques

de

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

Section

tuner

¢

Possibilité

de

présélectionner

jusqu’a

30

stations:

18

en

FM

et

12

AM.

¢

Fonction

BTM

(Best

Tuning

Memory)

qui

sert

a

sélectionner

automatiquement

les

stations

les

plus

puissantes

et

a

les

mémoriser

sous

les

touches

de

présélection

dans

l’ordre

des

fréquences

(page

8).

Satellite

de

commande

en

option

Possibilité

d’utiliser

la

satellite

de

commande

(RM-X2S)

manceuvrable

comme

la

commande

des

essuic-glaces

ou

des

phares

pendant

la

conduite.

Table

des

matiéres

Précautions

Retrait

et

pose

de

la

facade

Réglage

de

l’horloge

Lecture

d’une

cassette

|

Ecoute

dune

Cassette

oo.

sees

ceneeerenerenesens

6

Ejection

de

la

cassette

.....c.

ccc

eeneereeeneneeees

6

Bobinage

rapide

de

la

bande

.......-

cece

6

Lecture

d’une

cassette

enregistrée

avec

le

systéme

Dolby

BNR

...cecccseceeecseecteeceeseeeeeeeeiees

6

Lecture

dune

cassette

CrO2

ou

Métal

«0.0.00...

6

Recherche

des

débuts

de

plage

—

Fonction

AMS

(Automatic

Music

Sensor)

...6

Recherche

d’une

plage

—

Fonction

d’écoute

des

intr

......cccceeeeee

7

Répétition

—

Lecture

répétée

des

plages

......

cee

7

Réception

radio

pendant

l’avance

rapide

ou

le

rebobinage

—

Fonction

ATA

(Automatic

Tuner

ACHVATION)

cadcinilash

dale

lnes

7

Saut

automatique

des

passages

non

enregistrés

pendant

la

lecture

—

Fonction

saut

des

blancs

.......cccescsees

tees

7

Réception

radio

Recherche

automatique

des

stations

—

Accord

automatique

Si

la

réception

FM

stéréo

n’est

pas

bonne

—

RECEPHION

MONO

v.ccecceeceseeeeseeseeeseneseenerenes

7

Accord

par

réglage

de

la

fréquence

—

Accord

Manuel

occ

8

Mémorisation

automatique

des

stations

—

Fonction

BTM

(Best

Tuning

Memory,

Mémorisation

du

meilleur

accord)

.

Mémorisation

de

stations

particuliéres

.......

Réception

des

stations

mémorisées

(présélections)

...

Autres

fonctions

Réplage

dussonis.c:c.ic.ct2ect

eirreedecesehstsetetes

cecil

9

Pour

obtenir

un

son

équilibré

méme

a

faible

niveau

—

Correction

physiologique

........:.:c:cc

ee

9

Coupure

rapide

du

son

—

Fonction

sourdine

.........ccsceeceeeteteteeeeee

9

Coupure

des

Dips

SONOTES

....ceccecceeeeeeeeesteeeeseees

10

Entretien

...

Retrait

de

l’autoradio

....

Etiquettes

du

satellite

de

commande...

11

Nomenclature

des

touches

Spécifications.....

Guide

de

dépannage

.

-Couverture

dos

Precautions

e

Avant

la

mise

en

service

de

l'appareil

ou

aprés

avoir

remplacé

la

batterie

de

la

voiture,

appuyez

sur

la

touche

de

réinitialisation

avec

un

stylo

a

bille

ou

un

objet

pointu,

puis

allumez

l'appareil.

oe

Bouton

de

réinitialisation

e

Si

vous

avez

garé

votre

voiture

en

plein

soleil

et

que

la

temperature

a

l’intérieur

a

‘considérablement

augmente,

attendez

que

l'appareil

se

refroidisse

avant

de

vous

en

servir.

¢

Si

l’alimentation

électrique

n’arrive

pas

a

Vappareil,

vérifiez

d’abord

les

connexions.

Si

elles

sont

correctes,

vérifiez

le

fusible.

©

Si

aucun

son

ne

sort

des

deux

haut-parleurs,

réglez

le

fader

(balance

avant-arriére)

sur

la

position

centrale.

Pour

toute

question

ou

probleme

au

sujet

de

cet

appareil,

dont

vous

ne

trouveriez

pas

explication

dans

ce

mode

d’emploi,

consultez

votre

revendeur

Sony.

Remarques

sur

les

cassettes

Entretien

des

cassettes

#

Ne

touchez

pas

la

face

sensible

de

la

bande;

toute

salissure

peut

se

déposer

sur

les

tétes.

¢

Eloignez

les

cassettes

enregistrées

des

appareils

contenant

des

aimants

puissants

comme

les

haut-parleurs

ou

les

amplificateurs,

car

le

son

peut

s’effacer

partiellement

ou

étre

déformeé.

¢

N’exposez

pas

vos

cassettes

en

plein

soleil,

au

froid

intense

ou

a

l’humidité.

«

Le

boitier

de

la

cassette

peut

chauffer

un

peu

si

vous

écoutez

la

cassette

pendant

longtemps.

Cette

chaleur

provient

de

Vamplificateur

de

puissance

de

Vautoradio.

Ce

n’est

pas

un

signe

de

mauvais

fonctionnement.

Remarque

sur

les

cassettes

de

plus

de

90

minutes

L’utilisation

de

cassettes

de

plus

de

90

minutes

n’est

pas

recommandeée

sauf

pour

une

lecture

prolongée

et

ininterrompue.

La

bande

de

ces

cassettes

est

extrémement

fine

et

a

tendance

a

se

détendre.

Elle

s‘emméle

facilement

dans

le

mécanisme

de

la

platine

en

cas

de

lecture

et

arréts

fréquents.

Retrait

et

pose

de

la

facade

Vous

pouvez

détacher

la

facade

afin

d’éviter

que

l’appareil

ne

soit

vole.

Retrait

de

la

facade

Avant

de

détacher

la

facade,

appuyez

sur

la

touche

OFF.

Appuyez

ensuite

sur

la

touche

RELEASE

pour

ouvrir

la

fagade.

Enlevez-la

en

la

tirant

vers

vous,

comme

indiqué

sur

Villustration.

Touche

RELEASE

Veillez

a

ne

pas

laisser

tomber

la

facade

quand

vous

la

détachez

de

l'appareil.

Pose

de

la

facade

Appliquez

la

partie

droite

de

la

fagade

sur

l'appareil

et

fixez

la

partie

@

de

la

facade

sur

la

partie

®

de

l'appareil,

comme

indiqué

sur

Villustration,

puis

poussez

de

maniére

a

l’enclencher.

Remarques

©

Verifiez

que

la

facade

est

dats

le

bon

sens

avant

de

la

fixer,

car

elle

ne

peut

pas

etre

fixée

dans

Vautre

sens,

©

Ne

force

pas

pour

fixer

la

facade

sur

lappareil.Une

légere

pression

est

suffisante.

i

©

Rangez

fa

fagade

dans

son

étui

pour

ta

transporter.

¢

N'appuyez

pas

avec

force

sur

lafficheur

de

la

facade.

©

Mette:

Vappareil

hors

tension

avant

de

retirer

la

facade

Cependant,

si

vous

appuyez

sur

la

touche

RELEASE

quand

l'appareil

est

sous

tension,

i]

se

met

automatiquement

hors

tension

pour

protéger

les

haut-

parlewrs.

©

Ne

laissez

pas

la

facade

en

plein

soleil,

pres

de

sources

de

chaleur

conune

des

conduits

dair

chaud

ou

dans

un

endroit

humide.

Ne

la

laissez

jamais

sur

le

tableau

de

bord,

etc.

d’une

voiture

garée

en

plein

soleil,

car

la

température

risque

d'augmenter

considérablement.

Avertisseur

Si

vous

mettez

la

clé

de

contact

du

véhicule

sur

la

position

OFF

sans

enlever

la

facade,

l’avertisseur

se

déclenche

et

émet

un

bip

pendant

quelques

secondes.

(Uniquement

si

Vinterrupteur

POWER

SELECT

est

commuté

sur

@).)

Réglage

de

I'horloge

L’horloge

est

a

affichage

numérique.

Par

exemple,

réglez

l’heure

sur

10:08.

1

Affichez

l'heure.

a

(Appuyez

sur

OFF

ou

sur

©)

pendant

que

Vappareil

est

allumé).

2

Appuyez

sur

©

pendant

plus

de

deux

secondes.

on

{

yo)

Les

chiffres

des

heures

clignotent.

Réglez

I’heure.

(ae)

Les

chiffres

des

minutes

clignotent.

Réglez

les

minutes

4

Appuyez

briévement

sur

la

touche

©

:

(

(OD

J

L’horloge

fonctionne.

Remarque

Quand

linterrupteur

POWER

SELECT

sous

l'appareil

est

réglé

sur

la

position

®,

vous

ne

pouvez

pas

régler

t

‘horloge

si

l'appareil

est

teint.

Allumez

la

radio

ou

demarrez

la

lecture

d'une

cassette

avant

de

régler

Uhorloge.

Lecture

d’une

cassette

Ecoute

d'une

cassette

Introduisez

une

cassette,

la

lecture

commence

automatiquement.

S‘il

y

a

déja

une

cassette,

appuyez

sur

pour

entamer

fa

lecture.

Si

vous

appuyez

sur

cette

touche

pendant

la

lecture,

le

sens

de

défilement

s‘inverse.

indication

du

sens

de

défilement

de

la

bande

("TAPE

©

|

La

face

supérieure

de

la

cassette

est

Iue.

(Tare

@

)

La

face

inférieure

de

la

cassette

est

lue.

Pour

arréter

la

lecture,

appuyez

sur

(2)

ou

OFF,

la

cassette

est

éjectée.

La

lecture

s’arréte

également

si

vous

choisissez

une

(radio)

en

appuyant

sur

ou

(aL.

Ejection

de

la

cassette

Appuyez

sur

(4).

Bobinage

rapide

de

la

bande

ae

G=

Avance

rapide

Rebobinage

Pour

entamer

la

lecture

pendant

l’avance

ou

le

rebobinage

rapide,

appuyez

sur

(]-

Lecture

d’une

cassette

enregistrée

avec

le

systéme

Dolby

B

NR

Appuyez

sur

la

touche

lorsque

vous

souhaitez

écouter

une

cassette

enregistrée

avec

le

systeme

Dolby

B

NR.

—

L’indication

“00”

apparait

sur

Il’écran

d’affichage.

Pour

annuler,

appuyez

a

nouveau

sur

la

touche.

Lecture

d’une

cassette

CrO2

ou

Métal

Appuyez

sur

si

vous

voulez

écouter

une

cassette

Cr02

(TYPE

Il)

ou

Métal

(TYPE

IV).

—

“MTL”

apparait

a

lV'affichage.

Pour

annuler,

appuyez

sur

la

touche

une

deuxiéme

fois.

Recherche

des

débuts

de

plage

—

Fonction

AMS

(Automatic

Music

Sensor)

Pendant

la

lecture,

appuyez

sur

un

céoté

ou

I’autre

de

la

touche

SEEK/AMS

un

nombre

de

fois

égal

a

celui

de

plages

que

vous

voulez

sauter.

SEEK

|

+0)

SEEK

iG

AMS

|

PP

‘AMS

Tf

Pour

aller

vers

les

Pour

aller

vers

les

plages

précédentes

plages

suivantes

Vous

pouvez

sauter

jusqu’a

neuf

plages.

i

Si

le

silence

entre

les

plages

n’atteint

pas

quatre

secondes

ou

s'il

y

a

du

bruit,

la

fonction

AMS

ne

peut

pas

fonctionner

correctement.

De

méme,

si

la

musique

comporte

des

passages

trés

doux

ou

des

silences,

la

fonction

AMS

les

détectera

comme

des

silences

entre

les

plages.

Recherche

d’une

plage

—

Fonction

d’écoute

des

intros

Appuyez

sur

pendant

la

fecture.

—

“INTRO”

apparait

a

l’affichage.

Les

dix

premiéres

secondes

de

toutes

les

plages

sont

lues.

Lorsque

vous

avez

trouvé

la

plage

que

vous

cherchez,

appuyez

sur

la

touche

une

nouvelle

fois

pour

revenir

a

la

lecture

normale.

Repetition

—

Lecture

répétée

des

plages

Appuyez

sur

pendant

la

lecture.

—

“REP”

apparait

a

l’affichage.

A

la

fin

de

la

plage

écoutée,

celle-ci

sera

répétée

depuis

son

début.

Pour

annuler

la

fonction,

appuyez

a

nouveau

sur

la

touche.

Réception

radio

pendant

l’avance

rapide

ou

le

rebobinage

—

Fonction

ATA

(Automatic

Tuner

Activation)

Appuyez

sur

pendant

la

lecture.

—

“ATA”

apparait

a

l’affichage.

Lors

de

l’avance

ou

rebobinage

rapide

avec

la

touche

(<2

[Preset]

_

la

radio

s’allume

automatiquement.

Saut

automatique

des

passages

non

enregistrés

pendant

la

lecture

—

Fonction

saut

des

blancs

Appuyez

sur

pendant

la

lecture.

—

“BL.SKIP”

apparait

a

l‘affichage.

Les

silences

de

plus

de

huit

secondes

seront

automatiquement

sautés

pendant

la

lecture.

Réception

radio

Recherche

automatique

des

stations

—

accord

automatique

1

Choisissez

la

gamme

d’ondes.

EM1

—>

FM2

—

FM3

—

FM1

AM1

«>

AM2

2

Appuyez

sur

l’un

des

cétés

de

la

touche

SEEK/AMS

pour

chercher

la

station

(accord

automatique).

SEEK

|

+0

SEEK

|

AMS

|

bt

AMS

Pour

descendre

Pour

monter

de

fréquence

de

fréquence

L’exploration

s’arréte

lorsque

l'accord

se

fait

sur

une

station.

Appuyez

a

nouveau

sur

la

touche

jusqu’a

ce

que

vous

obteniez

la

station

que

vous

cherchez.

Sila

réception

de

la

station

FM

stéréo

donne

un

signal

suffisant,

(Fai)

Le

témoin

“ST”

s‘allume.

Pour

éviter

que

I’accord

automatique

s‘arréte

sur

des

stations

trop

faibles

(recherche

locale),

appuyez

briévement

sur

pour

obtenir

Vindication

“LCL”.

Seules

les

stations

dont

le

signal

est

suffisamment

intense

seront

accordées.

Le

mode

“local”

ne

fonctionne

qu'avec

Vaccord

automatique.

Si la

réception

FM

stéréo

n’est

pas

bonne

—

Réception

mono

Appuyez

sur

pendant

la

lecture.

—

“MONO”

apparait

a

I‘affichage.

La

diffusion

sonore

comporte

moins

de

souffle

mais

elle

est

en

mono.

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