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SERVICE
MANUAL
ICF-2010
shown.
Circuit
system
Frequency
range
Antennas
Speaker
Power
output
Outputs
Power
requirements
MICROFILM
SPECIFICATIONS
FM:
Superheterodyne
AIR/AM:
Dual
conversion
superheterodyne
AIR:
116
—
136
MHz
(Except
Middle
Easts,
Saudi
Arabia,
UK,
Denmark,
Finland,
Norway,
Federal
Republic
of
Germany)
FM:
76
—
108
MHz
((US,
Canadian,
E
(Except
Middle
Easts,
Saudi
Arabia),
AEP
(Except
Federal
Republic
of
Germany,
France,
Denmark,
Norway
and
Finland),
UK,
AUS))
87.5
—
108
MHz
(E
(
Middle
Easts,
Saudi
Arabia),
AEP
(France,
Denmark,
Norway,
Finland,
Federal
Republic
of
Germany))
AM:
150
—
29999.9
kHz
(US,
Canadian,
E
(Except
Middle
Easts,
Saudi
Arabia),
AEP
(Except
Federal
Republic
of
Germany),
AUS,
UK)
150
—
26,100
kHz(E
(Middle
Easts),
AEP
(Federal
Republic
of
Germany))
150
—
285
kHz
and
530
—
26,100
kHz
(E
(Saudi
Arabia))
AIR/FM/SW:
Telescopic
antenna
MW/LW:
Built-in
ferrite
bar
antenna
External
antenna
terminal
for
AIR/FM
as
appropriate
External
antenna
terminal
for
AM
(LW/MW/sSW)
Approx.
10
cm
(4
inches)
diameter
380
mW
(at
10%
harmonic
distortion)
Recording
output
jack
(minijack)
Output
level
0.775
mV
(—60
dB)
Output
impedance
1
kilohm
Earphone
jack
(minijack)
Radio:
4.5
V
de
Three
size
D
batteries
(IEC
designation
R20)
DC
IN
4.5
V
jack
accepts:
e@
Supplied
ac
power
adaptor
for
use
on
120
V
ac,
60
Hz
/CF-2001D:
AEP
Madel
UK
Model
E
Model
AUS
Model
ICF-2010:
US
Model
Canadian
Model
@
Optional
DCC-127A
car
battery
cord
for
use
with
12
V
car
battery
(Except
AUS)
Computer/clock:
3
V
dc,
two
size
AA
bat-
teries
(IEC
designation
R6)
Radio:
Approx.
40
hours
(FM
reception)
Approx.
30
hours
(AM/AIR
reception)
using
Eveready
No.
1250
batteries
Computer/clock:
Approx.
1
year
using
Eveready
No.
1015
batteries
The
battery
life
assumes
listening
to
the
radio
for
four
hours
a
day
at
normal
volume
Battery
life
—Continued
on
page
2—
SAFETY-RELATED
COMPONENT
WARNING!!
COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED
BY
SHADING
AND
MARK
A
ON
THE
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS
AND
IN
THE
PARTS
LIST
ARE
CRITICAL
TO
SAFE
OPERATION.
REPLACE
THESE
COMPONENTS
WITH
SONY
PARTS
WHOSE
PART
NUMBERS
APPEAR
AS
SHOWN
IN
THIS
MANUAL
OR
IN
SUPPLEMENTS
PUBLISHED
BY
SONY.
ATTENTION
AU
COMPOSANT
AYANT
RAPPORT
A
LA
SECURITE!
LES
COMPOSANTS
IDENTIFIES
PAR
UNE
TRAME
ET
UNE
MARQUE
/\
SUR
LES
DIAGRAMMES
SCHE-
MATIQUES
ET
LA
LISTE
DES
PIECES
SONT
CRITIQUES
POUR
LA
SECURITE
DE
FONCTIONNEMENT.
NE
REM-
PLACER
CES
COMPOSANTS
QUE
PAR
DES
PIECES
SONY
DONT
LES
NUMEROS
SONT
DONNES
DANS
CE
MANUEL
OU
DANS
LES
SUPPLEMENTS
PUBLIES
PAR
SONY.
AIR/FM/LW/MW/SW
PLL
SYNTHESIZED
RECEIVER
SONY.
ICF-2001D/2010
Dimensions
Approx:
288
x
159
x
52
mm
(w/h/d)
(11%
x
6%
x
2'4
inches)
incl.
projecting
parts
and
controls
with
antenna
retracted
Weight
Approx,
1.7
kg
(3
Ib
12
0z)
incl.
batteries
PE
EN
OM
SM
OH
OSLO
DSH
SH
OLH
CHOWK
OD
Ow
Ow
The
ICF-2001D/2010
is
available
in
various
models
with
differences
in
tuning
bands
and
frequencies,
etc.,
corresponding
to
the
regulations
of
different
countries.
The
main
differences
are
as
follows.
Please
check
the
type
of
your
unit
with
respect
to
each
item.
The
AM
and
FM
frequency
ranges
are
indicated
on
the
front
panel
of
your
unit.
For
other
items,
compare
your
unit
with
the
photos
on
page
3
and
the
explanations
of
‘LOCATION
AND
FUNCTION
OF
CONTROLS".
Description
1
|
150-29,999.9
kHz
2
|
150-26,100
kHz
3
|
150-285
kHz
and
530
-
26,100
kHz
1
Item
Type
AM
frequency
range
FM
frequency
\76-
108
MHz
rae
2
|87.5-108
MHz
AIR
band
1
|
Provided
(116-136
MHz)
2
|
Not
provided
(No
AIR
key)
SSB
reception
1
‘|
Provided
2
[Not
provided
(No
USB
and
LSB/CW
keys)
External
antenna}
1
|
Provided
terminals
2
i
Not
provided
Despite
the
above
differences,
the
operating
procedure
of
all
the
units
are
identical.
The
differences
are
clearly
described
in
the
text
as
required.
The
photos
and
illustrations
used
in
this
manual
represent
a
typical
model.
WARNING
To
prevent
fire
or
shock
hazard,
do
not
expose
the
set
to
rain
or
moisture.
To
avoid
electrical
shock,
do
not
open
the
cabinet.
Refer
servicing
to
qualified
personnel
only.
Notice
for
the
customers
in
the
United
Kingdom
IMPORTANT
The
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
the
supplied
ac
power
adaptor
are
coloured
in
accordance
with
the
following
code:
Blue:
Neutral
Brown:
Live
As
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
apparatus
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
markings
identifying
the
termi-
nals
in
your
plug
proceed
as
follows:
;
The
wire
which
is
coloured
blue
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N
or
coloured
black.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
brown
must
be
connected
to
the
termi-
nal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
L
or
coloured
red.
The
MW
scanning
interval
is
preset
at
the
factory
to
9
kHz.
If
you
use
the
receiver
where
the
frequency
allocation
system
is
based
on
a
10kHz
interval,
such
as
in
the
U.S.A.
and
Canada,
change
the
MW
scanning
interval
following
the
procedure
on
page
15.
FEATURES
@An
FM/LW/MW/SW
portable
receiver
with
worldwide
band
cover-
age.
With
certain
models,
the
AIR
band*
can
be
also
received.
®
Quartz
controlled
PLL
(Phase
Locked
Loop)
synthesizer
system
using
a
microcomputer
makes
pinpoint
tuning
easy.
e@Smooth
tuning
with
rotary
manual
tuning
knob.
@
Synchronous
detector
circuit
reduces
interference
from
adjacent
stations
(beats)
and
distortion
due
to
fading
in
AM
reception.
®@
Choice
of
direct,
manual,
scan,
memory
or
memory
scan
tuning.
@Up
to
32
stations
can
be
memorized
for
instant
tuning
at
the
press
of
a
key.
AM
mode
can
also
be
memorized.
©
Programmable
timer
turns
the
receiver
on
and
off
automatically
up
to
four
times
a
day.
@Sleep
timer
turns
the
receiver
off
automatically
after
60,
30
or
15
minutes.
@Three
different
radio
power
sources:
internal
batteries,
house
current
or
car
battery.
*
AIR
band
The
AIR
band
covers
the
air
traffic
control
frequencies.
You
can
monitor
avia-
tion
communications
between
aircraft
and
airport
towers,
such
as
a
pilot's
re-
quest
for
instructions,
a
report
of
his
position,
and
filing
of
his
flight
plans.
LLL
LPM
EL
ENOL
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OK
CN
ON
OW
OW
OCW
OWe
MODEL
IDENTIFICATION
—
LCD
Indication
Plates
—
AEP
Model:
France
Seng
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te
sywe[
@urres
Lower
E
Model:
Saudi
Arabia
_ICF-2001
D/2010
UK
Model:
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SIGNAL
STRENGTH
——e
.
3—_e
@urPen
TEES
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0:
BES
EE
Bei
acs
Secs
eomsecray
Agente
@
Lower
POPOL
LOLOL
DLL LDL
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SLL
LS
OPEL
DL
LL
DL
DOLL
DDS
ODL
DOS
ODO
OOOO
O60
COCOOCOCOO
OOO
OCCO
FOO
CO+OOCOCOL®*
E
Model:
Middle
Easts
AEP
Model:
Federal
Republic
of
Germany
@’
SS
SO
HOw
SIGNAL
STRENGTH
ICF-2001D/2010
A
MEMORY
PRESET
r
aim
|
3im
|
25m
2im
19m
16m
13m
!
Im
2
to
a
wall
outlet
=
to
a
cigarette
lighter
socket
@
12mm15mm
ae
4
Center
conductor
Shield
Inner
braid
cover
|
ICF-2001D/2010
ICF-2001D/2010
EXT
ANT
AIRIFM
WL
Press
the
tabs
to
fix
the
ground
wire
SW
external
antenna
Fil
de
terre
2
Conductor
de
SW
external
puesta
a
tierra
?
antenna
EXT
ANT
AM
=
ICF-.
—
MLE
Ticr-2001/2010
Epes
gy
ourwr
AN-1
Da
INPUT
|e
20010
2010
AE
ANC-2
AN-1
ICF-2001D/2010
ICF-2001D/2010
LOCATION
AND
FUNCTION
OF
CONTROLS
See
photos
[A]
on
page
4
@
POWER
switch
After
setting
the
MAIN
POWER
switch
@
to
ON,
set
to
ON
to
turn
on
the
receiver.
To
turn
the
receiver
off,
set
to
OFF.
To
activate
the
programmable
timer,
set
to
TIMER.
OLIGHT
key
Press
to
illuminate
the
display
windows
for
approximately
15
seconds.
If
any
key
on
the
front
panel
is
pressed
or
the
MANUAL
TUNING/TIME
ADJ
knob
@
is
turned,
the
illumination
will
remain
for
another
15
seconds
from
that
point.
The
illumination
will
go
off
automatically
15
seconds
after
the
last
key
is
pressed.
©
OPERATION
TIME
keys
(page
16)
To
set
the
operation
time
of
the
programmable
timer,
keeping
a
PROGRAMMABLE
TIMER
key
@
pressed,
press
the
0,
15,
30
or
60
(minute)
key.
@
PROGRAMMABLE
TIMER
keys
(page
16)
Keeping
one
of
these
keys
pressed,
set
the
turn-on
time,
the
opera-
tion
time,
and
the
station
to
be
turned
on
(the
MEMORY
PRESET
key)
by
the
programmable
timer.
Four
different
timer
programs
can
be
set
on
the
four
PROGRAMMABLE
TIMER
keys.
@SLEEP
timer
key
(page
15)
Press
to
set
the
operation
time
of
the
sleep
timer.
Press
this
key
repeatedly
until
the
desired
time,
60,
30
or
15
(minutes),
is
displayed.
@
Band
select
keys
Select
the
desired
band.
AIR:
For
air
band
reception
(not
provided
with
certain
models).
FM:
For
FM
reception.
AM:
For
LW,
MW
and
SW
reception.
@AM
mode
select
keys
(page
10)
Select
the
appropriate
AM
mode
according
to
the
type
of
broad-
casting
and
receiving
conditions.
(With
certain
models,
USB
and
LSB/CW
keys
are
not
provided.)
OSCAN
STARTISTOP
key
(page
12)
Press
to
start
and
stop
scanning.
Press
to
start
and
stop
memory
scanning.
@
SKIP
key
(page
14)
Used
to
designate
the
memorized
stations
to
be
skipped
during
memory
scanning.
@
SHIFT
key
To
activate
the
second
function
of
the
MEMORY
PRESET
keys
(in-
dicated
below
the
keys
in
blue),
keeping
this
key
pressed,
press
the
required
MEMORY
PRESET
key.
(See
‘Second
function
of
the
MEMORY
PRESET
keys”
on
page
7)
@
MEMORY
PRESET
keys
One
station
(its
frequency
and
AM
mode)
can
be
memorized
with
each
MEMORY
PRESET
key.
To
memorize
a
station,
keeping
the
ENTER
key
@
pressed,
press
a
MEMORY
PRESET
key.
Most
of
the
MEMORY
PRESET
keys
are
dual
function.
To
activate
the
second
function,
keeping
the
SHIFT
key
@
pressed,
press
the
MEMORY
PRESET
key.
See
“Second
function
of
the
MEMORY
PRESET
keys”
on
page
7.
®Clockitimer
display
Normally
the
present
time
is
displayed.
When
the
PROGRAM-
MABLE
TIMER
key
@
is
pressed,
the
timer
program
is
displayed.
When
the
sleep
timer
is
operating,
the
operation
time
of
the
sleep
timer
is
displayed.
Present
time
or
turn-on
time
of
programmable
timer
Appears
when
sleep
timer
is
operating:
Appears
when
the
receiver
is
turned
on
by
programmable
timer
or
sleep
timer.
AMIPM
indication
of
12-hour
——-—
AM
The
number
is
the
remaining
i
ci
operation
time.
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PT
PTI
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Nimberor
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Number
of
MEMORY
PROGRAMMABLE
TIMER
key
PRESET
key
Blinks
during
Operation
time
of
programmable
timer
timer
setting
and
lights
during
timer
operation.
®
Frequency
display
Displayed
as
follows.
Appears
when
the
MEMORY
PRESET
key
is
to
be
skipped
during
memory
scan
tuning.
Band
being
.
received
appears.
Selected
AM
mode
appears.
SCAN
Appears
during
scan
wl
tuning
and
memory
or
S|
scan
tuning.
Selected
pee?
Y
‘Indicates
the
frequency
scanmode
2e'n9
memorized
on
the
MEMORY
appears.
received
PRESET
key
is
being
received.
Selected
MW
scan
interval
appears.
Appears
when
the
band
is
to
be
skipped
during
memory
scan
tuning.
®SIGNAL
STRENGTH/BATTERY
indicator
Shows
the
strength
of
the
tuned
signal.
The
more
LEDs
illuminated,
the
better
the
tuning.
While
the
BATTERY
CHECK
key
@®
is
pressed,
;
,
this
indicator
shows
the
battery
condition.
©
MEMORY
SCAN
STARTISTOP
key
(page
14)
@®SYNC
(synchronous
detection)
indicators
(page
11)
When
a
signal
is
received
with
AM
mode
set
to
SYNC,
one
of
the
SYNC
indicators
lights
to
show
the
sideband
selected
by
the
syn-
chronous
detector
circuit.
Fine
tune
to
the
best
possible
reception
with
the
MANUAL
TUNING
knob@®,
monitoring
the
SYNC
indicators.
@®MANUAL
TUNING/TIME
ADJ
knob
For
manual
tuning,
turn
this
knob
to
tune
in
a
frequency.
To
set
the
clock,
keeping
the
PRESENT
TIME
SET
key
®
pressed,
turn
this
knob.
To
set
the
turn-on
time
of
the
programmable
timer,
keeping
the
PROGRAMMABLE
TIMER
key
@
pressed,
turn
this
knob.
@
PRESENT
TIME
SET
key
To
set
the
clock,
keeping
this
key
pressed,
turn
the
MANUAL
TUNING/TIME
ADJ
knob
@.
@®
BATTERY
CHECK
key
To
check
the
battery
condition,
keeping
this
key
pressed,
monitor
the
SIGNAL
STRENGTH/BATTERY
indicator
®.
—
6 —
@
MANUAL
TUNE
MODE
selector
(page
10)
When
this
selector
is
set
to
FAST,
AM
frequency
is
changed
by
1
kHz
intervals
by
turning
the
MANUAL
TUNING/TIME
ADJ
knob
@.
When
the
selector
is
set
to
SLOW,
AM
frequency
is
changed
by
0.1
KHz
intervals.
When
the
selector
is
set
to
LOCK,
the
frequency
of
all
the
bands
will
not
change
even
if
the
MANUAL
TUNING/TIME
ADJ
knob
is
turned.
(Clock
and
timer
settings
can
be
made.)
@AM
RF
GAIN
control
Normally
set
to
MAX.
When
the
sound
of
an
AM
station
is
distorted
due
to
strong
signals,
slide
it
towards
MIN.
During
scan
tuning,
ad-
just
the
stop
level
of
scanning
with
this
control.
@TONE
selector
Set
to
the
appropriate
position
according
to
the
program
or
to
your
preference.
HIGH:
For
more
treble.
LOW:
For
less
treble.
NEWS:
For
listening
to
news.
@®
VOLUME
control
Slide
towards
MAX
for
more
volume.
@ENTER
key
Used
to
memorize
a
station.
After
tuning
in
a
frequency
and
select-
ing
AM
mode,
keeping
this
key
pressed,
press
a
MEMORY
PRESET
key.
@®
DIRECT
TUNING
keys
For
direct
tuning,
input
a
frequency
with
the
keys
0 9
and
then
press
the
EXECUTE
key.
®
Telescopic
antenna
(page
11)
Used
for
FM,
SW
and AIR
band
reception.
@
Stand
Press
the
part
marked
to
raise
the
stand.
To
lower
it,
press
the
same
part
again.
@
Loops
for
shoulder
strap
®
Information
plate
Pull
out
the
plate
to
the
left
to
remove,
stick
the
supplied
memo
sheet
on
the
front
side
and
the
supplied
information
sheet
on
the
rear
and
replace
the
plate.
When
referring
to
the
information,
slide
it
out
as
required.
@
Battery
compartment
(page
8)
Install
the
computer/clock
batteries
and
radio
batteries.
@
EXT
ANT
(external
antenna)
jacks
(page
17)
(Not
provided
with
certain
models)
Connect
the
supplied
SW
external
antenna
or
an
optional
external
AM
antenna
to
the
EXT
ANT
AM
jack.
Connect
an
optional
external
antenna
for
FM
and
AIR
reception
to
the
EXT
ANT
FM/AIR
jack.
@
AM
ATT
(AM
attenuator)
selector
Used
for
AM
reception.
Normally
set
to
DX.
When
receiving
a
strong
signal,
or
at
night
when
it
is
difficult
to
pick
up
a
weak
signal
because
of
interference
from
many
other
signals,
set
to
LOCAL.
®
G5
(recording
output)
jack.
Used
to
record
broadcast
programs
with
a
tape
recorder.
|
ICF-2001D/2010
@
©
(earphone)
jack
(minijack)
Connect
an
earphone
or
stereo
headphones.
When
a
plug
is
inserted
into
this
jack,
the
built-in
speaker
is
discon-
nected
automatically.
When
the
stereo
headphones
are
connected,
the
sound
is
heard
in
monaural.
@®DC
IN
4.5V
(external
power
input)
jack
Connect
an
ac
power
adaptor
or
car
battery
cord.
©
MAIN
POWER
switch
Set
to
ON
to
turn
on
the
receiver.
When
carrying
the
receiver,
set
it
to
OFF
to
prevent
the
receiver
from
turning
on
accidentally.
When
this
switch
is
set
to
OFF,
only
the
clock
operates.
SECOND
FUNCTION
OF
THE
MEMORY
PRESET
KEYS
|
Most
of
the
MEMORY
PRESET
keys
are
dual
function.
The
first
function
is
frequency
memorization,
and
the
second
is
in-
dicated
in
blue
below
the
key.
To
use
the
second
function,
keeping
the
SHIFT
key
pressed,
press
the
MEMORY
PRESET
key.
See
illustration
(B]
on
page.4.
@L1/L2
SCAN
(sean
range
check)
keys
Keeping
the
SHIFT
key
pressed,
press
the
L1
key
or
the
L2
key,
and
the
lowest
frequency
or
the
highest
frequency
of
the
preset
scan
range
appears
on
the
frequency
display.
@
DEFINE
scan
key
(page12)
To
scan
between
the
frequencies
memorized
on
the
a-1
key
and
the
a-2
key,
keeping
the
SHIFT
key
pressed,
press
this
key.
@
Band
scan
keys
To
select
the
factory-preset
scan
range,
which
is
a
conventional
broadcast
band,
keeping
the
SHIFT
key
pressed,
press
the
cor-
responding
key.
The
frequency
range
of
each
broadcast
band
is
in-
dicated
on
page
13.
Scan
mode
select
keys
Keep
the
SHIFT
key
pressed
and
press
the
SCAN
1
key.
Scanning
will
stop
automatically
when
a
signal
is
received.
Keep
the
SHIFT
key
pressed
and
press
the
SCAN
2
key.
Scanning
will
stop
for
1.5
seconds
when
a
signal
is
received,
and
will
then
resume
automatically.
©
MW
scan
interval
select
keys
(page
12)
Set
the
MW
scan
interval
to
9
kHz
or
10
kHz
according
to
the
MW
frequency
allocation
system
of
your
country.
‘6.
Hour
display
format
select
keys
(page
9)
Select
either
12
hour
display
or
24
hour
display.
The
MEMORY
PRESET
key
is
illustrated
and
described
as
foliows
in
the
text
of
this
manual.
Ex.
2
DEFINE
scan
key
b-1
key
or
DEFINE
key
—
DEFINE
ICF-2001D/2010
COMPUTER/CLOCK
BATTERIES
These
batteries
are
used
to
operate
the
clock,
displays,
and
microcomputer
which
controls
the
receiver
and
retains
the
memory.
Be
sure
to
keep
the
batteries
installed
even
when
the
receiver
is
operating
on
other
power
sources
than
the
radio
bat-
teries.
Battery
installation
Insert
two
size
AA
batteries
(IEC
designation
R6)
with
correct
polarity,
following
illustration
[C]
on
page
4.
AS
soon
as
the
batteries
are
installed,
0:00
will
appear
on
the
clock
display
and
the
clock
begins
to
operate.
Battery
life
About
one
year
of
operation
can
be
expected
when
using
Eveready
No.
1015
batteries.
This
assumes
listening
for
four
hours
a
day
at
normal
volume.
When
the
computer/clock
batteries
are
exhausted,
the
displays
may
become
faint.
Replacement
of
the
batteries
Be
sure
to
replace
both
computericlock
batteries
once
4
year
to
avoid
damage
from
leaking
batteries.
Once
the
batteries
are
removed,
the
memorized
frequencies
and
timer
programs
are
erased
and
the
clock
setting
is
cancelled.
Be
sure
to
memorize
or
set
these
contents
again
after
replacing
the
computer/clock
batteries.
Note
When
the
air
is
especially
dry,
the
following
may
be
caused
by
Static
electricity,
but
there
is
no
cause
for
alarm:
®@
The
indication
in
the
clock/timer
display
and
the
frequency
display
disappears.
@
Irregular
figures
appear
in
the
clock/timer
display
and
the
fre
quency
display.
@
The
indication
preset
at
the
factory—0:00
or
AM
150.0
kHz—ap-
pears
in
the
clock/timer
or
frequency
display.
@
Frequencies
cannot
be
tuned
in.
If
any
of
these
things
happens,
set
the
MAIN
POWER
switch
to
OFF,
and
reset
to
ON.
If
the
problem
persists,
remove
and
re-install
the
computer/clock
batteries.
RADIO
POWER
SOURCES
For
receiver
operation,
the
computer/clock
batteries
and
one
of
the
following
three
radio
power
sources
are
necessary.
RADIO
BATTERIES
Battery
installation
Insert
three
IEC
designation
R20
batteries
(size
D)
with
correct
polarity,
following
illustration
(D]
on
page
4.
@
The
set
cannot
be
operated
on
the
internal
batteries
when
the
ac
power
adaptor
or
car
battery
cord
is
connected
to
the
set.
@
When
the
set
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
long
period
of
time
or
is
to
be
operated
extensively
on
other
power
sources,
remove
the
batteries
to
avoid
damage
caused
by
battery
leakage
and
corrosion.
Battery
life
You
can
expect
Sony
SUM-1(NS)
New
Super
batteries
to
last
for
ap-
prox.
32
hours
for
AM/AIR
reception
and
approx.
45
hours
for
FM
reception.
This
assumes
listening
for
four
hours
a
day
at
normal
volume.
To
check
the
battery
condition
1
Set
the
MAIN
POWER
switch
and
the
POWER
switch
to
ON.
2
Keeping
the
BATTERY
CHECK
key
pressed,
monitor
the
SIGNAL
STRENGTH/BATTERY
indicator.
If
the
LEDs
do
not
light
up
to
the
green
zone,
replace
all
batteries
with
new
ones.
Good
condition
10___«»
SIGNAL
s—__¥
STRENGTH
7g
Green
zone
BATTERY
@When
the
batteries
are
exhausted,
the
sound
becomes
weak
or
distorted.
HOUSE
CURRENT
(except
the
model
available
in
Austratia)
Use
the
supplied
ac
power
adaptor.
The
adaptor
operates
on
either
110
(99-121)
*,
120
(108
-132),
220
(198-242)
or
240
V
(216-264
V)
ac,
50/60
Hz.
*
Range
of
voltage
allowable
shown
in
parentheses.
1
Before
connecting
the
adaptor
to
a
wall
outlet,
be
sure
to
check
whether
the
input
selector
is
correctly
set
to
your
local
power
line
voltage.
If
necessary,
turn
the
selector
with
a
screwdriver
so
that
you
Can
see
the
proper
voltage
figure.
%
2
Connect
the
adaptor
as
in
illustration
[E]
on
page
4.
12
V
CAR
BATTERY
Connect
the
Sony
DCC-127A
car
battery
cord
(optional)
as
in
il-
lustration
(F]
on
page
5.
®@
Before
connecting,
be
sure
to
read
the
instruction
manual
for
the
car
battery
cord.
@
Reception
may
be
affected
by
ignition
noise
while
the
engine
is in
operation.
Notes
@When
the
ac
power
adaptor
or
car
battery
cord
is
connected
to
the
DC
IN
4.5V
jack,
the
internal
radio
batteries
(if
present)
are
automatically
disconnected.
@\f
acar
battery
cord
or
an
ac
power
adaptor
not
manufactured
by
Sony
is
used,
a
fuse
must
be
installed
in
the
battery
cord
or
the
ac
power
adaptor
and
the
polarity
of
the
plug
must
be
as
illustrated.
aa
CLOCK
SETTING
When
the
computer/clock
batteries
are
installed,
the
clock
begins
to
operate
from
0:00.
To
set
the
ciock
1
Keeping
the
PRESENT
TIME
SET
key
pressed,
turn
the
MANUAL
TUNING/TIME
ADJ
knob
so
the
display
shows
present
time.
2
As
soon
as
you
hear
the
time
signal
on
the
telephone,
radio
or
TV,
release
the
PRESENT
TIME
SET
key.
The
clock
will
then
begin
to
operate,
showing
the
precise
time
of
day.
To
reverse
@PRESENT
To
advance
;
:
TIME
SET
0a
ray)
-——
To
change
the
hour
display
format
The
hour
display
format
of
the
clock
is
preset
at
the
factory
to
24-hour
display.
You
can
change
to
a
12-hour
display
as
follows:
1
Set
the
MAIN
POWER
switch
and
the
POWER
switch
to
ON.
2
Keeping
the
SHIFT
key
pressed,
press
the
12H
key.
.
ry
7
IAN
uu
Pr
a
AM/PM
indication
SHIFT
(2H
Check
the
AM/PM
indication.
AM
12:00=
midnight
PM
12:00=noon
@To
reset
to
the
24-hour
display,
keeping
the
SHIFT
key
pressed,
press
the
24H
key.
@Once
the
computer/clock
batteries
are
removed,
the
24-hour
display
is
automatically
selected.
DIRECT
TUNING
If
you
know
the
frequency
of
a
station
to
be
received,
you
can
tune
in
the
station
easily
by
direct
tuning.
The
numbers
in
the
illustration
refer
to
the
sequence
of
operations.
SIGNAL
STRENGTH
indicator
aae
2oeo
eooe
D
cece
|
1CF-2001
D/2010
1
Set
the
MAIN
POWER
switch
and
the
POWER
switch
to
ON.
2
Select
the
desired
band.
For
AM
reception,
select
the
required
AM
mode.
(See
‘“‘How
to
select
AM
mode”
on
page
11.)
3
Input
the
frequency
of
the
station
to
be
received
with
the
0-9
keys.
4
Press
the
EXECUTE
key.
5
Adjust
the
telescopic
antenna
for
FM/SW/AIR
reception.
Rotate
the
set
for
improved
LW/MW
reception.
See
page
11,
6
Adjust
the
volume
with
the
VOLUME
control.
After
listening,
set
the
POWER
switch
to
OFF.
HOW
TO
INPUT
A
FREQUENCY
Example
AM
1,240
kHz
|
oe
,
wi
AM
=]
ONO
FM
92.5
MHz
[
ay
MH
800
e)~
gesoo~
ICF-2001D/2010
To
input
a
frequency
whose
righthand
digits
are
all
0
1
Set
the
MAIN
POWER
switch
and
the
POWER
switch
to
ON.
2
Select
the
desired
band.
AM
2,000
kHz
For
AM
reception,
select
the
required
AM
mode.
=
(See
“How
to
select
AM
mode”
on
page
11,)
a)
Fy
[EXECUTE]
aan)
3
Set
the
MANUAL
TUNE
MODE
selector
to
SLOW
or
FAST.
oT
ie
laos
ES,
4
Turn
the
MANUAL
TUNING
knob
to
tune
in
a
desired
station
so
FM
90.0
MHz
Bay
Yoh
that
more
LEDs
of
the
SIGNAL
STRENGTH
indicator
light.
ie
7
For
lower
For
higher
e)
g
GE
Bae
frequencies
=
frequencies
L
Mw
SAME
-
°
ae
J
2
Fu
g
2
S
fn
me
ods
In
case
of
10,000kHz
and
20,000
kHz,
however,
press
[4]
[0]
ie
ae
(EXECUTE)
and
(2]
(0)
[EXECUTE],
respectively.
In
case
of
200
kHz,
300
kHz,
...
900
kHz,
press
(2)
o)
{0}
[EXECUTE]
;
(3)
[0]
[0}
(EXECUTE),
etc.
@
After
pressing
a
key,
press
the
next
key
within
5
seconds.
If
you
do
not,
the
previous
station
will
return.
As
the
MANUAL
TUNING
knob
is
turned,
the
frequency
is
tuned
in
and
displayed
at
the
following
intervals,
depending
on
the
@With
direct
tuning,
the
frequency
is
displayed
in
steps
of
the
bands.
:
following
intervals,
depending
on
the
bands.
AM:
0.1
kHz
(with
the
MANUAL
TUNE MODE
selector
set
to
SLOW)
AM:
1
kHz
1
kHz
(with
the
MANUAL
TUNE
MODE
selector
set
to
FAST)
FM:
0.05
MHz
FM:
0.05
MHz
AIR:
0.025
MHz
AIR:
0.025
MHz
5
Adjust
the
antenna.
See
page
11.
If
you
input
a
frequency
between
the
intervals,
the
frequency
at
the
°
Y
q
y
6
Adjust
the
volume
with
the
VOLUME
control.
interval
just
below
will
be
tuned
in
and
displayed.
For
example,
if
you
input
FM
92.540
MHz,
FM
92.500
MHz
will
be
tuned
in
an
displayed.
eng
After
listening,
set
the
POWER
switch
to
OFF.
Error
indication
t
Error.
Note
When
the
upper
or
lower
limit
of
the
band
frequency
is
reached,
the
frequency
no
longer
changes
even
if
the
MANUAL
TUNING
knob
is
turned
further.
How
to
use
the
MANUAL
TUNE
MODE
selector
The
manual
tuning
interval
of
AM
frequency
can
be
set
with
the
MANUAL
TUNE
MODE
selector,
to
0.1
kHz
(at
SLOW
position)
or
1
kHz
(at
FAST
position).
After
tuning
in
a
station
with
the
selector
set
to
FAST,
tune
it
in
more
precisely,
setting
the
selector
to
SLOW.
Once
the
frequency
of
any
band
is
precisely
tuned,
set
the
selector
to
LOCK.
The
fre-
quency
no
longer
changes
even
if
the
MANUAL
TUNING
knob
is
ac-
cidentally
turned.
When
you
input
a
frequency
beyond
the
receivable
frequency
range,
this
indication
will
blink
several
times
and
the
previous
Station
will
return.
=
Input
a
correct
frequency.
Errors
If
you
set
the
POWER
switch
to
ON
or
press
the
SLEEP
key
when
there
is
no
radio
power
source,
this
indication
will
appear
for
ap-
prox.
5
seconds
and
then
disappear.
™
Check
the
following.
@The
MAIN
POWER
switch
is
set
to
OFF.
MANUAL
@The
radio
batteries
are
exhausted.
TUNE
MODE
@The
ac
power
adaptor
or
the
car
battery
cord
is
connected
to
TUNE
the
DC
iN
4.5
V
jack
when
battery
operation
is
attempted.
AM
|
@
The
ac
power
adaptor
or
the
car
battery
cord
is
not
connected
cc
owe
correctly
to
a
wall
outlet
or
a
cigarrette
lighter
socket
of
a
car.
MANUAL
TUNING
‘al
Use
manual
tuning
when
you
do
not
know
the
frequency
of
the
sta-
Note
ae
tion
you
want
to
tune
in,
or
when
you
want
to
tune
in
a
station
more
FO’
AM
(LW,
MW
and
SW)
reception
in
SYNC,
USB
or
LSB/CW
mode,
be
sure
to
set
this
selector
to
SLOW.
precisely
after
scan
tuning.
The
numbers
in
the
illustration
refer
to
the
sequence
of
operations.