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SERVICE
MANUAL
FIGURE:
CFS-W501L
AEP
Model
CFS-501L:
E
Model
CFS-501S:
MICROFILM
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency
FM
87.5—108
MHz
(50
kHz
increments)
range
MW
531—1611
kHz
(9
kHz
increments)
LW
153—281
kHz
(AEP
Model)
SW-1
—
5.85--6.35
MHz
(49
m)
SW-2
7.00—7.50
MHz
(41
m)
SW-3
9.40-—-9.90
MHz
(31
m)
SW-4
=
11.60—12.10
MHz
(25
m)
SW-5
=
15.10—15.60
MHz
(19
m)
SW-6
=
17.55—18.05
MHz
(16
m)
SW-7
=
21.40—21.90
MHz
(13
m)
FM/SW:
Telescopic
MW/LW:
Built-in
ferrite
bar
(LW:
AEP
Model)
Recording
system
4-track,
2-channel
stereo
Frequency
response
80—~
10,000
Hz
Speakers
Full-range:
10
cm
(4
inches)
x
2
Peak
music
power
output
WW
Rated
power
output
2.3W
+
2.3W
at
10%
harmonic
distortion
in
9V DC
operation
Inputs
MIX
MIC
input
jack
(mono
minijack)
(1)
sensitivity
3.88
mV
for
low-impedance
microphone
LINE
IN
jacks
(phono)
(2)
(input
impedance
47
kilohms,
sensitivity
0.44
V)
Headphones
jack
(stereo
minijack)
for
8—300
ohm
impedance
headphones
Power
requirements
220
V
AC
50
Hz
(AEP
Model)
F
110—120/220—240
V
AC
50/60
Hz
(E
Model)
9
V
DC,
six
R20
(size
D)
batteries
Clock/tuner
memory:
3
V
DC,
two
R6
(size
AA)
9
V
DC,
six
R20
(size
D)
batteries
Clock/tuner
memory:
3
V
DC,
two
R6
(size
AA)
Antennas
Outputs
MF-W501PB-75D
(Deck
A)
MF-W301RP-75D
(Deck
B)
CFS-wW401
Tape
Transport
Mechanism
Type
Similar
Mechanism
Set
Power
consumption
14
W
in
AC
Operation
Battery
life
Batteries
FM
recording
Sony
New
Super
approx.
SUM-1
(NS)
15
hours
Sony
AM1
alkaline
approx.
26
hours
For
clock/tuner
memory:
Approx.
1
year
with
Sony
SUM-3
(NS).
.
Dimensions
Approx.
530
x
134
x
127
mm
(w/h/d)
(20
7/8
x
5
3/8
x
5
inches)
incl.
projecting
parts
and
controls,
not
incl.
handle
Weight
Approx.
3.6
kg
(7
Ib
15
02)
incl.
batteries
Accessory
supplied
AC
power
cord
(1)
Optional
accessory
Cleaning
kit
KK-4
Design
and
specifications
subject
to
change
without
notice.
FM/MW/LW/SW
STEREO
CASSETTE-CORDER
SON
Y.
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CONTENTS
Section
Title
Page
SPECIFICATIONS
.............00502005
1
MODEL
IDENTIFICATION
.............
2
LOCATION
AND
FUNCTION
OF
CONTROLS
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ees
3
TO
SET
THE
CLOCK,
OPERATION
OF
THE
‘RADIO
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ees
4
‘
AITO“
SCAN
TUNING’
«
con.
ee
coke
5
SAFETY-RELATED
COMPONENT
WARNING!!
MEMORY
PRESET
TUNING
6
preceanl
IDENTIFIED
BY
SHADING
AND
MARK
ag”
@
eve
omar
ON
THE
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS
AND
IN
THE
TO
SET
THE
TIMER-ON
TIME,
PARTS
LIST
ARE
CRITICAL
TO
SAFE
OPERATION.
FOR
WAKE-TO-RADIO
...............
7
REPLACE
THESE
COMPONENTS
WITH
SONY
PARTS
SECTION
1
ADJUSTMENTS
WHOSE
PART
NUMBERS
APPEAR
AS
SHOWN
IN
THIS
1-1.
MECHANICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
.
8
MANUAL
OR
IN
SUPPLEMENTS
PUBLISHED
BY
SONY.
1-2.
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
..
10
SECTION
2
DIAGRAMS
2-1.
MOUNTING
DIAGRAM.......
15
2-2.
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
;
(Tuner
Section)
.............
19
2-3.
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
(Main
Section)
..............
21
2-4.
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
(Display
B)
.........--.--00-
24
2-5.
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
(D-DconB)............-00-
24
SECTION
3
EXPLODED
VIEWS
PARTS
LIST
..............
26
SECTION
4
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST....
32
ORTRET
RLS
RIDES
ESSA
RSSRSSRISTLSRIT
RII
RET
RETEST
RT
AST
RES
RT
RTT
RST
TESTES
RTT
RIT
RTPI
RIS
ASR
IATL
RAS
RIT ROT
AOD
MODEL
IDENTIFICATION
—
Specification
Label
—
AEP
Model
...
CFS-W501L
E
Model
.......
CFS-W501S
10
BANDS
...
AEP
Model
9
BANDS...
E
Model
SONY.
—
wovet
no.
LLL
STEREO
CASSETTE-CORDER
AC:
220V.
~
50Hz
14W
YUL
UII
ee
ee
ee
AEP
Model
WLLL
LLL
AC:
110—120/220~240V
~50/60Hz14W
DC:
9V
R20
SIZE
D
X
6
BATT
OR
—
Lares
nes
E
Model
EQUIVALENT
DC:
3V
R6
SIZE
AA
X
2
BATT
OR
EQUIVALENT
(COMPUTER/CLOCK)
SONY
CORP.
LOCATION
AND
FUNCTION
OF
CONTROLS
2)
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4
(9)
CFS-WS5O1L/S
Ss
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me
==
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Sed
[1]
PHONES
(headphones)
jack
(stereo
minijack)
{2]
Telescopic
antennas
{3}
VOLUME
contro!
[4]
5-BAND
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
controls
Use
to
tailor
tone
response
to
listening
room
or
listening
material.
[5]
TIMER/SLEEP
switch
(6}
REC
MUTE
button
Use
to
add
a
silent
section
during
recording.
MIX
MIC
(external
microphone)
jack
(monaural
minijack)
Minijack
to
record
or
mix
sound
from
an
external
microphone.
MIC
(built-in)
(9}
Handie
TAPE
SELECT
(PB)
selector
Use
during
playback
to
choose
between
Type
i
(normal)
and
Type
li/IV
(CrO2/metal)
tape
types.
{11]
RADIO/LINE
IN
selector
{i2]
Tape
operation
buttons
u
PAUSE
~#<
FF
(fast-forward,
AMS)
button
(deck
A)
FF/CUE
(fast-forward/cue)
button
(deck
B)
>>
REW
(rewind,
AMS)
button
(deck
A)
REW/REV
(rewind/review)
button
(deck
B)
(note:
«4
and
»
do
NOT
release
automatically
at
tape
end.)
~
PLAY
button
e
REC
(record)
button
(deck
B
only)—Pressing
this
will
automatically
depress
~«
PLAY.
AM
STOP/EJECT
[13]
FUNCTION
selector
;
Selects
RADIO/LINE
IN,
TAPE
or
DUBBING.
You
can
choose
NORMAL
or
Hi-SPEED
dubbing.
OPRIBATT
(operation/battery)
indicator
Shows
unit
is in
use.
When
glow
becomes
faint,
change
all
batteries.
(15)
LINE
IN
jacks
(left
and
right
phono
jacks)
Allow
connection
of
other
component
(e.g.
CD
player).
SENS
(sensitivity)
(DX/LOCAL)
selector
Normally,
set
to
DX.
AC
IN
socket
VOLTAGE
SELECTOR
(E
Model)
ISS/FM
STEREO
(Interference
suppress/FM
stereo-
mono)
switch
(AEP
Model)
-
Selects
between
stereo
and
mono
during
FM
play,
and
between
ISS
positions
1
and
2
for
MW
and
LW
recording.
Speaker
Clock/Timer
operation
buttons
CLOCK—to
set
clock
TIMER—to
display
or
set.timer-on
time.
SLEEP—for
timed
radio
play.
STANDBY
—+to
activate
or
turn
off
wake-to-radio,
wake-to-alarm.
Cassette
holder
B
Clock/tuner
display
FM
STEREO
indicator
Lights
to
show
stereo
reception.
Use
to
find
best
tuning.
(25]
TIME/SCAN
+/—
buttons
For
radio
tuning,
clock/timer
setting.
MEMORY
button
To
memorize
preset
radio
tuning
stations
(and
to
set
wake-to-alarm)
Cassette
holder
A
FM/MW/LW/SW
PRESET
TUNING
buttons
(AEP
Model)
FM/MW/SW
PRESET
TUNING
buttons
(E
Model)
BAND
selector
(AEP
Model:
FM/MW/LW/SW)
(E
Model:
FM/MW/SW)
ve
CFS-W5O01L/S
TO
SET
THE
CLOCK
Make
sure
the
FUNCTION
selector
is
set
to
a
position
other
than
RADIO/LINE
IN.
2
TIMERO
-
TIME/SCAN
+
ery
f
O
S
CLOCHY
staNDBYO
TIMER
fF
SLEEP
reer?
(7
STANDBY
O
:
TIMERO
-TIME/SCAN+
SLEEPO
a
a:
CLOCK]
c
i)
STANDBYO
Hold
down
CLOCK
and...
Press
+
or
-.
24-hour
time
display
Separate
times
for
AM
and
PM
are not
displayed.
1:00
PM
is
displayed
as
13:00.
Midnight
is
displayed
as
0:00.
Noon
is
displayed
as
12:00.
For
fast
clock
advance
Hold
down
+
or
-.
To
set
seconds
exactly
Ex.
To
set
to
7:00
(00
seconds).
Set
clock
to
6:59,
then
continue
to
hold
down
CLOCK.
At
a
signal
indicating
the
exact
hour
(eg.
a
radio
broadcast
or
telephone
“time”
service)
press
+
once.
The
clock
will
be
set
to
exactly
7:00.
OPERATION
OF
THE
RADIO
MANUAL
TUNING
Make
sure
that
TIMER/SLEEP
switch
is
set
to
OFF.
3
LINE
INS
@RADIO
Mw
oe
ed
tm
fut
i
TIME/SCAN
+
FUNCTION
LINE
IN
RADIO
TIME/SCAN
+
(Released)
;
5
BAND
JQ
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
~
Select
band.
.
Tune
desired
station.
Adjust.
To
turn
off
radio.
(LW:
AEP
Model)
@
TAPE
(RADIO
OFF)
FUNCTION
i
CFS-WS5O1L/S
CFS-WS501L/S
For
SW
tuning
;
MEMORY
PRESET
TUNING
There
are
7
SW
frequency
bands
(see
frequency
table).
Table
of
SW
frequency
bands
Band
Frequencies
In
step
2
of
MANUAL
TUNING,
if
you
press
SW,
the
last
:
49m
585—6.35
MHz
*
To
memorize
a
preset
station
previously
tuned
SW-band
(eg.
31
m)
will
be
selected.
Each
41m
700—750
MHz
Ex.
To
memorize
89.20
MHz
FM
at
preset
2.
time
you
press
SW,
the
band
will
advance,
(to
25m,
19m...).
31m
9.40—990
MHz
:
First
the
meter
band,
then
the
frequency
will
be
displayed.
25m
41.60—12.10
MHz
PRESET
After
13
m,
the
49
m
band
is
selected.
19m
1510-1560
MHz
2
16m
—1755—-18.05
MHz
#
RADIO
*
MHz
=
kHz»
1000
13m
21.40—21.90
MHz
Fin
iW)
Ws
Sw
MEMORY
iJ
Saat
aa
as
ED
at
ET
mete
FM/MW/LW/SW
PRESET
TUNING
Tune.
Hold
down
MEMORY
and
press
2.
2
will
appear.
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To
tune
a
preset
station
:
After
memorizing
in
the
example
above:
press
FM,
then
FM/MW/LW/SW
(FM/MW/SW)
PRESET
TUNING
2.
Memorized
station
FM
89.20
MHz
will
be
tuned.
FM
89.20
MHz
is
now
memorized
at
preset
2.
AUTO
SCAN
TUNING
How
many
stations
can
be
preset?
In
step
3
of
“MANUAL
TUNING,”
hold
down
+
or
—
for
Note
on
LW
frequency
display
CFS-W501L:
one
FM,
one
MW,
one
SW
and
one
LW
station
several
seconds,
then
release.
LW
frequency
assignments
are
being
revised.
During
auto
for
each
FM/MW/LW/SW
PRESET
TUNING
button:
a
total
A
tone
will
sound.
tuning,
frequency
displays
may
be
different
from
the
actual
of
20
preset
stations.
The
tuner
will
tune
in
the
nearest
station
in
that
direction,
frequency
tuned.
Tuning
quality
is
not
affected.
CFS-W501S:
one
FM,
one
MW
and
one
SW
station
for
each
play
for
5
seconds,
then
move
to
the
next
station
in
the
FM/MW/SW
PRESET
TUNING
button:
a
total
of
15
preset
selected
direction.
This
process
will
repeat.
To
eliminate
noise
when
broadcast
source
is
nearby
stations.
When
a
station
you
want
to
listen
to
is
tuned
in,
press
Set
SENS
to
LOCAL.
+
or
—
within
5
seconds.
LW
frequency
revision
The
tuner
will
remain
tuned
to
that
station.
Graphic
equalizer
adjustments
Due
to
a
revision
of
LW
frequency
assignments,
manual
ad-
These
are
the
frequency
coverages
of
the
equalizer
controls.
justments
may
be
necessary
after
tuning
of
a
preset
station.
When
you
reach
the
first
or
last
frequency
in
a
band
100
Hz:
bass.
An
aiarm
tone
will
sound.
Press
+
or
-
to
adjust
the
tuner
400
Hz:
speaking
voice,
middle
frequencies
of
instrumenial
in
the
opposite
direction
to
stop
the
alarm.
(Alarm
will
not
music.
sound
if
a
station
is
present
at
the
first
or
last
frequency.)
1
kHz:
singing
vocals.
Boost
for
increased
“presence.”
4kHz:
overall
brightness
of
sound.
If
tuner
stops
at
frequencies
with
no
station
10
kHz:
general
treble.
Lower
to
reduce
noise.
HOUSE
CURRENT
This
may
occur
when
a
broadcast
source
is
nearby.
If
so,
set
Raise
control
to
emphasize
a
frequency
band,
lower
to
SENS
to
LOCAL.
de-emphasize.
AC
power
cord
AC
IN
socket
=
to
a
wall
outlet
Antenna
adjustment
—
220v—240v
NOV—
120V
VOUTAGE
SELECTOR
(For
CFS-W501S
only)
Adjust
the
VOLTAGE
SELECTOR.
For
customers
supplied
with
an
AC
plug
adaptor
Use
adaptor
if
the
plug
of
the
AC
power
cord
does
not
match
the
outlet.
Note
The
unit
cannot
be
operated
on
the
internal
batteries
(if
present)
when
the
AC
power
cord
is
connected
to
the
unit.
You
must
remove
the
AC
power
cord
to
use
battery
power.
TO
SET
THE
TIMER-ON
TIME
Make
sure
the
FUNCTION
selector
is
set
to
a
position
other
than
RADIO/LINE
IN.
TIMER
:
CLO
cFs-
W501
L/s
TIME/SCAN
+
mun
ft
tru
ft
oF59
Hold
down
TIMER
and...
For
fast
advance
Hold
down
+
or
-.
To
check
timer-on
time
Press
TIMER.
Timer-on
time
will
be
displayed.
Press
+
or
-.
CFS-WSO1L/S
1-1.
SECTION
1
ADJUSTMENTS
MECHANICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
PRECAUTION
Clean
the
following
parts.
Use
a
denatured-
alcohol-moistened
swab
for
the
group
A
and
Sony.
Pinch
Roller
Cleaner
or
a
rubber
cleaner
swab
for
B.
record/playback
head
pinch
roller
erase
head
B
tubber
belts
capstan
idler
tire
Demagnetize
the
record/playback
head
with
a
head
demagnetizer.
(Do
not
bring
the
head
demagnetizer
close
to
the
erase
head.)
Deck
A.
Torque
Measurement
Torque
meter
Meter
reading
25
—50gecm
(0.35
—
0.7
ozeinch)
CQ-102C
FWD
2.0
—Sgecm
Back
Tension
(0.03
—
0.07
oz+inch)
more
than
85
g
(more
than
1.18
02)
85
—
120
g+cm
(1.18
—
1.67
ozeinch)
FF
CQ-201B
Tape
Tension
Measurement
3.
Do
not
use
a
magnetized
screwdriver
for
the
Tension
meter
Meter
reading
adjustments.
4.
After
the
adjustments,
apply
suitable
locking
CQ-403A
more
than
1708
|
.
compound
to
the
parts
adjusted.
(more
than
2.36
oz+inch)
|
5.
The
adjustments
should
be
performed
with
the
rated
power
supply
voltage
unless
otherwise
{
noted.
FOR
WAKE-TO-RADIO
1
@
RADIO
O
TIMER
LINE
iN
-
OSLEEP
RADIO
O
STANOBY
nd
Deck
B
orrt
Ton
TIMER/SLEEP
FUNCTION
Torque
Measurement
-TIME/SCAN+
Meter
reading
25
—
50
gecm
(0.35
—
0.69
oz+inch)
2—Sgecm
Torque
meter
g
TIMER
3
OMMER
oJ
SLEEP
1.
;
2
STANOBY
i
|
FWD
(0.028
—
0.069
ozinch)
TIMER
TIME/SCAN+
65
—110gecm
aT
|
(0.9
—
1.53
ozeinch
STANDBY
is
displayed.
CO-201B
inch)
:
65
—110g*cm
At
the
timer-on
time,
radio
sy
(0.9
—
to
1.53
ozeinch)
CQ-102C
Set
timer-on
time.
Tune.
Present
time
is
displayed.
Tape
Tension
Measurement
Tension
meter
Meter
reading
more
than
170g
CQ-403A
(more
than
2.36
oz)
Head
Height
Adjustment
~
Procedures:
1.
DECK
A:
PB
DECK
B:
REC
Test
Cassette:
CQ-009C
Viewing
from
the
front,
adjust
the
head
heights
to
eliminate
tape
curl
and
tape
twist
at
portions
of
arrow.
If
.a
satisfying
result
is
not
provided
with
only
turning
the
screws,
change
the
ad-
justment
shim
or
the
shim
lug.
Adjustment
Shim
3-578-138-01
(t
=0.1)
3-578-138-11
(t
=0.2)
3-578-138-21
(t.=0.3)
Shim
Lug
3-331-108-01
(t=0.1)
3-331-108-11
(t
=0.2)
3-331-108-21
(t
=0.3)
3-331-108-31
(t
=0.4)
3-331-108-41
(t=0.5)
REC/PB
Head
Installation
and
Position
Adjustment
Procedures:
1.
2.
Test
Cassette:
CQ-009C
Set
the
cassette
tape
into
the
set
and
install
the
head
with
the
screws
so
that
the
edge
of
the
head
is
in
contact
with
the
spacer
when
pressing
the
FWD
button
and
FF
button
or
the
FWD
button
and
REW
button
at
the
same
time.
(At
this
time,
the
portion
marked
by
@
is
in
con-
tact
with
the
cassette).
Then,
adjust
the
REC/
PB
head
Azimuth
Adjustment
and
apply
lock-
ing
compound
to
an
installation
screw.
cassette
guide
*62mm
'
M2378
inch
Spacer:
Prepare
a
suitable
material
and
install
it
so
that
distance
marked
by
*
is
62mm
(2-3/8
inches)
and
apply
locking
compound.
playback
head
Adjustment
Shim
erase
head
record/playback
head
Adjustment
Shim
Note:
If
the
Test
Cassette
CQ-009C
is
not
avail-
able
prepare
adjustment
cassettes
as
shown
below.
(A)
For
the
Head
Height
Adjustment.
Cut
out
hatched
tape
cassette
portions.
(B)
For
the
REC/PB
Head
installation
and
Position
Adjustment.
Cut
the
tape
and
roll
in
the
case.
Shield
Plate
(Apply
locking
compound
to
both
Remove
the
record
i
proof
claw.
Cut
the
cassette
half.
Cut
the
cassette
tape.
1-2.
TAPE
RECORDER
SECTION
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
Note:
The
adjustment
should
be
performed
in
the
order
given
in
this
service
manual.
The
adjustments
should
be
performed
for
both
L-CH
and
R-CH.
@
Switches
and
controls
should
be
set
as
follows
unless
otherwise
specified.
FUNCTION:
TAPE
(RADIO
OFF)
VOLUME:
mechanical
mid
GEQ:
mechanical
mid
@
Standard
Input
Level
source
impedance
300
2
10kQ
0.77
mV
0.43
V
input
level
(-60
dB)
(-5
dB)
MIC:
-46
dB
©
Standard
Output
Level
Output
terminal
PHONES
Speaker
load
impedance
322
3.2
2
0.25
V
(-10dB)
|
0.775
V
(0
dB)
output
level
Test
tape:
Type
Signal
Used
for
P-4-A063
6.3
kHz,
-10
dB
Azimuth
Adjustment
3
kHz,
OdB_
|
Tape
Speed
Adjustment
Adjustment
screw
Record/playback
Head
Azimuth
Adjustment
Setting:
test
tape
P-4-A063
(6.3
kHz,
-10
dB)
PHONES
Procedure:
1.
Mode:
FWD
playback
2.
Turn
the
adjustment
screw
for
the
maximum
output
levels.
If
these
levels
do
not
match,
turn
the
adjustment
screw:
until
both
of
output
levels
match
together
within
2
dB.
R-CH
screw
Peak
position
—*
screw
pce
ied
Position
peak
peak
3.
Phase
Check
Mode:
playback
test
tape
P-4-A063
6.3
kHz,
-10
dB,
f
.
:
Oscilloscope
[Screen
pattern
pattern
inphase
45°
138
180",
CO
phe
AO
2
00
a,
a0
good
wrong
Tape
Speed
Adjustment
(for
both
decks
A
and
B)
Setting:
Mode:
Playback
test
tape
frequency
counter
WS-48A
(3
kHz,
OdB)
ic
Specification
(in
the
middle
of
the
tape):
P|
Fea
aun
High
speed
5970
+
10
Hz
2985+
5Hz
Frequency
difference
between
the
beginning
and
the
end
of
the
tape
should
be
within
+1.5%
(45
Hz).
PHONES
Normal
speed
Procedure:
1.
Short
the
jumpers
of
TP
(HI
SPD).
(It
results
in
high
speed
mode.)
2.
Insert
WS-48A
in
deck-A
(deck-B)
and
put
into
playback
mode.
3.
Adjust
RV301
(RV304)
for
the
specified
read-
ing
on
the
frequency
counter
or
the
speed
checker.
4.
Open
TP
(HI
SPD).
(It
results
in
normal
speed
mode.)
5.
Insert
WS-48A
in
deck-A
(deck-B)
and
put
into
playback
mode.
6.
Adjust
RV302
(RV303)
for
the
specified
read-
ing
on
the
frequency
counter
or
the
speed
checker.
Note:
Be
sure
to
perform
the
high
speed
adjustment
at
first.
Adjustment
Location:
MAIN
board
RV301_
RV302
RV303
RV304
(deck-A)
(deck-A)
TP
(HI
SPD)
(deck-B) (deck-B)
o
LI
ed
(Rear
side
of
the
set:
the
battery
cover
is
removed.)
CFS-WS5O1L/S
CFS-WS501L/S
Record
Bias
Adjustment
Setting:
GEQ:
mechanical
mid
FUNCTION:
TAPE
(RADIO
OFF)
Procedure:
1.
Mode:
record
af
osc
*
Oo
attenuator
=
blank
tape
CS-121
EXT
MIC
1)
315Hz
2)
6.3kHz
{|
77-5HV
(-800B)
2.
Mode:
playback
recorded
portion
PHONES
Confirm
that
the
6.3kHz
playback
signal
level
is
0
+3dB
relative
to
the
315
Hz
signal.
If
necessary,
adjust
by
connecting
or
discon-
necting
R382.
Adjustment
Location:
MAIN
board
2h
gi gl
&
—
an
Os
a
ee
mn
AIO
1-3.
RADIO
SECTION
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
e
Repeat
the
procedures
in
each
adjustment
several
times,
and
the
frequency
coverage
and
tracking
adjustments
should
be
completed
by
the
(cores
of
the)
coils.
FM
SECTION
FUNCTION:
RADIO
BAND:
FM
FM
rf
signal
generator
400
Hz,
30%
FM
modulation
.
frequency
deviation
+22.5
kHz
Frequency
coverage:
CNP32-2
Output
level:
as
low
as
possible
FM
tracking:
8
(R-ch)+9
(L-ch)
Pin
of
CNP15
NULL
adjustment:
Pin
33
and
34
of IC
FM
antenna
input
TUNER
BOARD
(COMPONENT
SIDE)
NULL
ADJUSTMENT
Adjust
until
the
reading
of
the
VTVN
will
be
0.
92
MHz
(55
dB)
FM
FREQUENCY
COVERAGE
ADJUSTMENT
Adjust
for
the
specified
reading
on
the
VT
VM.
108
MHz
8.0
+0.1V
L2
Tune
to
87.5
MHz
and
confirm
that
the
reading
on
the
VTVM
is
4.5
+0.2
V.
FM
TRACKING
ADJUSTMENT
Adjust
for
a
maximum
reading
on
the
VTVM.
e7.5
Mi
AM
SECTION
FUNCTION:
RADIO
BAND:
AM
AM
rf
signal
generator
Put
the
lead-wire
antenna
close
to
the
set.
30%
amplitude
modulation
by
400
Hz
signal
Output
level:
as
low
as
possible
TUNE!
AM
COVERAGE
ADJUSTMENT
LW
(AEP
Model)
153kHz
|
1.2+0.1V
Adjust
for
the
specified
reading
on
VTVM.
MW
(E
Model)
Adjust
for
the
specified
reading
on
VTVM.
531kHz
|1.39+0.1V
After
LW/MW
adjustment
tune
to
the
following
frequency
and
confirm
that
the
reading
on
the
VTVM
satis-
fies
the
specification.
21.9
MHz
(SW)
7.15
+0.2V
CFS-WS5O1L/S
CFS-W501L/S
|
B)
Record
Bias
Adjustment
Setting:
GEQ:
mechanical
mid
FUNCTION:
TAPE
(RADIO
OFF)
¢
counter
Procedure:
1.
Mode:
record
af
osc
O
attenuator
as
|
blank
tape
CS-121
3002
EXT
MIC
1)
315Hz
2)
6.3kHz
}
77.5
uV
(-80dB)
ring
and
2.
Mode:
playback
'S
Hz).
recorded
VTVM
portion
put
into
PHONES
ed
read-
3.
Confirm
that
the
6.3
kHz
playback
signal
level
e€
speed
is
0
+3dB
relative
to
the
315
Hz
signal.
If
necessary,
adjust
by
connecting
or
discon-
necting
R382.
Adjustment
Location:
MAIN
board
put
into
ed
read-
e€
speed
ment
at
)
2d.)
—-11—
1-3.
RADIO
SECTION
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
e
Repeat
the
procedures
in
each
adjustment
several
times,
and
the
frequency
coverage
and
tracking
adjustments
should
be
completed
by
the
(cores
of
the)
coils.
FM
SECTION
FUNCTION:
RADIO
BAND:
FM
FM
rf
signal
generator
400
Hz,
30%
FM
modulation
frequency
deviation
+22.5
kHz
Frequency
coverage:
CNP32-2
Output
level:
as
low
as
possible
FM
tracking:
8
(R-ch)°9
(L-ch)
Pin
of
CNP15
NULL
adjustment:
Pin
33
and
34
of IC
FM
antenna
input
TUNER
BOARD
(COMPONENT
SIDE)
NULL
ADJUSTMENT
Adjust
until
the
reading
of
the
VTVN
will
be
0.
Pa
Mie
(55)
FM
FREQUENCY
COVERAGE
ADJUSTMENT
Adjust
for
the
specified
reading
on
the
VTVM.
108
MHz
8.0
+0.1V
L2
Tune
to
87.5
MHz
and
confirm
that
the
reading
on
the
VTVM
is
4.5
+0.2
V.
FM
TRACKING
ADJUSTMENT
Adjust
for
a
maximum
reading
on
the
VTVM.
#7.5
AM
SECTION
FUNCTION:
RADIO
BAND:
AM
AM
rf
signal
generator
Put
the
lead-wire
antenna
close
to
the
set.
vO
=e
30%
amplitude
modulation
by
400
Hz
signal
AM
IF:
8
or
9
pin
of
CNP15
Output
level:
as
low
as
possible
{
AM
coverage:
CNP32-2
TUNER
BOARD
(COMPONENT
SIDE)
AM
COVERAGE
ADJUSTMENT
LW
(AEP
Model)
153kHz
Adjust
for
the
specified
reading
on
VTVM.
MW
(E
Model)
Adjust
for
the
specified
reading
on
VTVM.
531kHz
|1.39+0.1V
After
LW/MW
adjustment
tune
to
the
following
frequency
and
confirm
that
the
reading
on
the
VTVM
satis-
fies
the
specification.
21.9
MHz
(SW)
7.15+0.2V
Adjust
for
a
maximum
reading
and
a
flat
passing
characteristic.
AM
IF
ADJUSTMENT
2-1.
MOUNTING
DIAGRAM
SECTION
2
DIAGRAMS
D
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:
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