Technics SL-P3 User manual

ORDER NO. DAD84110110C0
A6
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Compact Disc Player
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SL-P3
(M] ...U.S.A.
[MC]...Canada.
[E] ...Switzerland and
Scandinavia.
[EK] ...United Kingdom.
{XL] ...Australia.
[EG] ...F.R. Germany.
[EB] ...Belgium.
[EH] ... Holland.
[EF] ...France.
[Ei] ...Italy.
[XA] ...Southeast Asia,
Oceania, Africa,
Middle Near East and
Central South America.
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Color (S) (K) | [XZ] ...New Zealand.
(S)...Silver Type a es tae seal PX. Milit
...European Military.
(K)...Black Type (S) (K) | [PC] ...European Audio Club.
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Matsushita Engineering and Panasonic Hawaii Inc. Panasonic Sales Company,
Service Company 91-238 Kauhi St. Ewa Beach Division of Matsushita Electric
50 Meadowland Parkway, P.O. Box 774 ot Puerto Rico, Inc.
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Jersey
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Honolulu,
Hawaii
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Industrial
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Matsushita
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Carolina,
Puerto
Rico
00630
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Canada
Limited
5770
Ambler
Drive, Mississauga,
Ontario,
L4W
2T3
Panasonic
Tokyo
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. Matsushita Electric Trading Co., Ltd.
1-2, 1-chome, Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 Japan P.O. Box 288, Central Osaka Japan

PSL-P3 |
English
Specifications
@ General
Power supply:
Power consumption:
Output voltage:
Output Impedance:
Load impedacne:
Dimensions
(WxDxH):
Weight:
@ Audio
No. of channels:
Frequency response:
Dynamic range:
S/N ratio:
Total harm. distortion:
Channel separation:
Wow and flutter:
@ Signal Format
Sampling frequency:
Correction system:
D-A conversion:
@ Pickup
Type:
Light source:
Wavelength:
@ Functions
Features:
Deutch
TECHNISCHE DATEN
M@ Allgemeines
Stromversorgung:
Strombedarf:
Ausgangsspannung:
Ausgangsimpedanz:
Lastimpedanz:
Abmessungen:
(BxTxH)
Gewicht:
Specifications are subject to change without notice for further improvement.
Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.
For U.S.A. and Canada:
120V, AC 60Hz
For others: ~110~120V/
220~240V, 50/60 Hz
33W
2 volts (at 0 dB)
3300
more than 5 kQ
43x33.4x8.2 cm
(161%6" X13%2" X37")
When disc holder is opened
45.9 cm (181/6") (D)
5.3kg (11.7 Ibs)
2(left and right stereo)
4-—20,000 Hz+0.5 dB
more than 96 dB
more than 96b dB
less than 0.003% (1 kHz, 0 dB)
more than 90 dB
below measurable limit
44.1 kHz
Technics Super Decoding Algorithm
16-bit linear
Astigma 3-beam
Semiconductor laser
800 nm
Manual search,
Track skip,
Index skip
Music scan
Track selection
Index selection
Numeric display:
Total no. of tracks,
Total playing time (min., sec.),
Track being played,
Elapsed playing time (min., sec.),
Index no., Remaining playing time
~110~120/220-—240 V, 50/60 Hz
33 watt
2 Volt (bei 0 dB)
3300
mehr als 5 kQ
43xX33,4x8,2cm
Bas Disc-Halter offen ey]
45,9 cm (T)
5,3kg
Operation buttons:
Disc loading:
Bar display:
No. of tracks,
Track being played,
No. of tracks remaining,
Programmed tracks
Basic buttons—9
Program buttons—12
Index button—1
Music scan button—1
Recall button—1
Repeat button—i
A-B repeat button—1
Remaining time button—1
Volume adjustment buttons—2
Timer/auto pause/auto cue
selector—1
Headphone volume control—1
Motor-driven horizontal type
Headphone output level: Max. 80mV (adjustable), 322
Infrared Remote Control Unit:
Remote control
functions:
Dimensions
(WxHxD):
Batteries:
m Audio
Kanalanzahl:
Frequenzgang:
Dynamikbereich:
Rauschabstand:
Totalklirrverzerrung:
Kanaltrennung:
Gleichlaufschwan-
kungen:
Basic buttons—6
Program buttons— 12
Music scan button—1
Repeat button—1
A-B repeat button—1
Recall button—1
§.6x13.5x1.5¢em
UM-4
‘‘AAA”
batteries
or
IEC
RO3
ar
equivalent (1.5 Vx 2)
Anderungen der technischen Daten vorbehalten.
Die angegebenen Gewichts- und Abmessungsdaten sind ungefahre Werte,
2 (links und rechts, Stereo)
4-20 000 Hz+0,5 dB
mehr als 96 dB
mehr als 96 dB
weniger als 0,003% (1 KHz, 0 dB)
mehr als 90 dB
unterhalb Messbarkeit

B Signalgréfe
Probefrequenz:
Korrektionssystem:
D-A Umwandiung:
M@ Tonabnehmer
Typ:
Lichtquelle:
Wellenlange:
@ Funktionen
Eigenschaften:
Bedienungselemente:
Francais
44,1 kHz
Technics Super Decoding
Algorythm
16-Bit linear
Astigma 3-Bundel
Halbleiteriaser
800 nm
Manuelle Suche,
Spursprung,
Indexsprung,
Musikdbersicht
Spurwanhl,
Indexwahl
Digitalanzeige:
Gesamtanzahl der Spuren,
Gesamtabspielzeit (Min., Sek.),
abgespielt werdende Spur,
verstrichene Abspielzeit
(Min., Sek.),
Indexnummer,
verbleibende Abspielzeit
Balkenanzeige:
Spurenanzanl,
gespielt werdende Spur,
Anzahl der verbleibenden Spuren,
programmierte Spuren
Grundtasten—9
Programmtasten—12
Indextaste—1
Musikdbersichtstaste—1
Abruftaste—1
Wiederholtaste—1
A-B Wiederholtaste—1
Disc-Einlegung:
Kopfhérer-Ausgangs-
pegel:
Verbleibende Zeit-Teste—1
Lautstarkeneinsteliknépfe—2
Wahlschaiter fir Auto-Abspiel/
Auto-Pause/Auto-
Abtastbereitschaft—1
Kopfh6rer-Lautstarkenregler—1
Motorangertriebener, horizontaler
Typ
Max. 80mW (einstellbar), 32
Infrarot-Fernbedienungseinheit:
Fernbedienungs-
funktionen:
Abmessungen:
(BXHxT)
Batterien:
Grundtasten—6
Programmtasten— 12
Musikibersichtstaste— 1
Wiederholtaste—1
A-B Wiederholtaste— 1
Abruftaste—1
5,6x13,5x1,5¢em
UM-4 “AAA” Batterien oder IEC
RO3 oder gleichwertige (1,5 V x2)
Les spécifications sont susceptibles d’étre modifiées sans préavis.
Le poids et les dimensions donnés sont approximatifs.
CARACTERISTIQUES
@ Généralités
Alimentation:
Consommation:
Tension de sortie:
Impédance de sortie:
Impédance de charge:
Dimensions
(LXPXH):
Poids:
m Audio
Nombre de canaux:
Réponse en fréquence:
Gamme dynamique:
Rapport signal/bruit:
Distorsion harmonique
totale:
Ecart des canaux:
Scintillation et
pleurage:
110-120/220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
33 watts
2 volts (a 0 dB)
3300
plus de 5 kQ
43x33,4x8,2cm
(Lorsque le support du disque est
ouvert :43x45,9x8,2cm.]
5,3kg
2 (droite et gauche stéréo)
4-20.000 Hz+0,5 dB
plus de 96 dB
plus de 96 dB
moins que 0,003% (1 kHz, 0 dB)
plus de 90 dB
au-dessous de la limite mesurable
@ Formation des signaux
Fréquence de
commutation:
Systeme de
correction:
44,1 kHz
Systeme algorithmique de
superdécodage Technics
Conversion de numérique
a analogique:
16 bits linéaires
@ Lecteur de disques
Type:
Source lumineuse:
Longueur d’ onde:
@ Fonctions
Caractéristiques:
Astigmatique a 3 faisceaux
Laser a semi-conducteurs
800 nm
Recherche manuelle
Saut de pistes,
Saut de repéres,
Exploration musicale,

Touches opérationnelles: Touches de base—9
Espafiol
Sélection d’une piste,
Sélection d’un repére.
Affichage numérique:
Nombre total des pistes,
Durée d’audition totale (min., sec.),
Piste en train d’étre jouée,
Durée d’audition écoulée
(min., sec.),
N° du repére,
Durée d’audition restante.
Affichage a barres:
Nos des pistes,
Piste en train d’étre jouée,
Nos des pistes restantes,
Pistes programmées.
Niveau de sortie du
casque écouteur:
Fonctions de la
Touches de programmation—12
Touche de repérage—1
Touche d’exploration musicale—1
Touche de rappel—1
Touche de répétition—1
Touche de répétition A- B—1
Touche de durée restante—1
Touches de réglage du volume—2
Piles:
Chargement du disque:
Dimensions (LXHXP):
Sélecteur d’audition sur
programmateur/intermission
automatique/pose-relevage
automatique—1
Réglage du volume du casque
écouteur—1
Type horizontal a commande par
moteur
Max. de 80 mW (régiable), 329
Unité de la commande a distance a infrarouge
commande a distance: Touches de base—6
Touches de programmation—12
Touche d’exploration musicale— 1
Touche de répétition—1
Touche de répétition A-B—1
Touche de rappel—1
§,6X13,5x1,5cm
Piles UM-4 “AAA” ou IEC RO3 ou
leur équivalent (1,5 Vx 2)
m@ En general
Fuente de alimentactén:
Consumo de corrlente:
Tensidn de salida:
Impedancia de salida:
Impedancla de carga:
OImensiones
(An. x Prof. x Al.):
Peso:
@ Audio
Cantidad de canales:
Respuesta de
frecuencia:
Gama dinamica:
Relacién de sefial
aruldo:
Distorsién arménica
total:
Separacidén de canales:
Utulaciones y trémolo:
Sistema de correccién:
Conversién numérica-
analdgica:
@ Fonocaptor
Tipo:
Fuente de luz:
Longitud de onda:
@ Funciones
Ventajas:
ESPECIFICACIONES
110-—120/220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
33 vatios
2 voitios (a 0 dB)
3300
mas de 5kQ
43x33,4x8,2cm
Cuando e! compartimiento del a)
ES abierto: 45,9 cm (prof.)
5,3kg
2 (derecho e izquierdo, estéreo)
4-20.000 Hz +0,5 dB
mas de 96 dB
mas de 96 dB
menos de 0,003% (1 kHz, 0 dB)
mas de 90 dB
Inferior a limite medible
M@ Formato de las senales
Frecuencia de muestreo: 44,1 kHz
Algoritmo superdescodificador
Technics
Lineal de 16 bitios
Carga del disco:
Nivel de salida
Astigmatico de 3 haces
de los auriculares:
Laser de semiconductor
800 nm
Busqueda manual,
salto de piezas,
salto de indices, exploracion de
musica
Seleccién de piezas,
Las especificaciones quedan sujetas a cambios sin aviso previo.
El peso y las dimensiones indicados son apromimados.
Botones de operacion:
seleccion de indices
Exhibicion numérica:
Cantidad total de piezas,
tiempo total (minutos, segundos) de
ejecucion, pieza que se esta
tocando,
tiempo de ejecucién (minutos,
segundos) transcurrido,
num. de indice,
tiempo de ejecucién remanente
Exhibicion en barres:
Num. de piezas,
pieza que se esta tocando,
num. de piezas remanentes,
piezas programadas
Botones basicos—9
Botones de programas—12
Boton de indice—1
Botoén de exploracién de musica —1
Botén de !lamada—1
Botén de repetici6n—1
Botoén de repeticién A-B—1
Botén de tiempo remanente—t
Botones de reglaje de volume: —-2
Selector de ejecucién por
temporizador/pausa automatita/
entrada automatica—1
Control de volumen de
auriculares—1
Tipo horizontal con accionamieno
por motor
Max. 80 mW (regulable), 320

Unidad de contro! remoto por infrarrojos
Funciones de
SL-P3 SL-P3
Dimensiones
control remoto: Botones basicos—6 (An. x Al. x Prof.):
Botones de programas—12 Pilas:
Boton de exploracién de musica—1
Botén de repeticion—1
Botén de repeticién A-B—1
Boton de llamada—1
5,6x13,5x1,5
Pilas UM-4 ‘‘AAA”, IER RO3 0
equivalentes (2x 1,5 V)
m SAFETY PRECAUTION
ahWN>
Before servicing, unplug the power cord to prevent an electric shock.
When replacing parts, use only manufacturer’s recommended components for safety.
Check the condition of the power cord. Replace if wear or damage is evident.
After servicing, be sure to restore the lead dress, insulation barriers, insulation papers, shields, etc.
Before returning the serviced equipment to the customer, be sure to make the following insulation resistance test to
prevent the customer from being exposed to a shock hazard.
e INSULATION RESISTANCE TEST
1.
2.
3,
Unplug the power cord and short the two prongs of the plug with a jumper wire.
Turn on the power switch.
Measure the resistance value with onmmeter between the jumpered AC plug and each exposed metal cabinet part, such as
screwheads antenna, contro! shafts, handle brackets, etc. Equipment with antenna terminals should read between 3MQ2.
and 5.2MQ. to all exposed parts. (Fig. A) Equipment without antenna terminals should read approximately infinity to
all exposed parts. (Fig. B)
Note: Some exposed parts may be isolated from the chassis by design. These will read infinity.
4.
Antenna
terminal
Exposed Exposed
metal metal
part part
Ohmmeter Ohmmeter
(Fig. A) (Fig. B)
Resistance = 3MQ2—5.2MQ Resistance = Approx oo
\f the measurement is outside the specified limits, there is a possibility of a shock hazard. The equipment should be
repaired and rechecked before it is returned to the customer.
Caution : This product utilizes a laser diode.
ADVARSEL : I dette apparat anvendes laser.
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Komponent av hdger laserklass
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m LOCATION OF CONTROLS
& Remote control
receiver
© Pause indicator
& Disc holder § Open/close button
© Output levei indicator
Power switch ituminator
(9 Display panel () Cue/standby
indicator Q Disc
reflector
@ Headphone
Jack
@® Headphone level
control knob
@ Timer play/auto pause/auto cue
selector
& Numeric buttons
@ A-B repeat button
@® Memory button —__!
@ Repeat button
® Clear Giitotiiee aia!
@ Music scan
button ——_____~
@ Recall button —J Index button
® Play
button
@® Pause button
® Stop button
(} Forward and backward
search buttons
“6) Forward and backward
skip buttons
Output level control buttons
2) Forward/Backward index skip
buttons
® Remaining time button
@ Variable line
out terminals
&
Line
out
terminals
Voltage
selector
(Except for [M], [MC] areas)
|
@ Subcode socket
NORMAL
®
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FUNCTIONS
@ Power switch
@Press (H_. =) to turn power on and press again (m= _. H) to
turn power off.
When power is switched on, the disc illuminator and the
output level indicator LEDs (0 to 10) are illuminated. If
there is no disc in the holder, the display pane! appears as
follows:
a-:nn
we: og
min sec
co
if there is a disc in the holder, it will begin spinning, the total
number of tracks and total playing time of the disc will be
displayed and the unit will switch to the stop (standby)
mode.”
Shown below is the display reading when a disc, having
seven tracks and a total playing time of 49 minutes 58
seconds, is in the holder.
track index
1 5 10 15 SS
SHiiii iii tiie GOSIGG: GG
* Stop (standby) mode:
In the stop (standby) mode, the pickup* is at the
beginning of the first track and the display shows the
total number of tracks and total playing time of the
disc.
*The pickup is the device that reads the information on
the disc surface using a laser. The pickup moves
across the disc as the disc is played, but it is not
visible from outside of the cabinet.
@ Disc holder
The disc is inserted in this holder with the label side up.
© Disc illuminator
Illuminates when power is switched on. The prism effect of
the open indicator illuminates. Press this button again to
close the disc holder (The indicator turns off.).
© Disc reflector
@ Open/close button
Press this button to open and close the disc holder
Wher this button is pressed, the disc holder slides out and
the open indicator illuminates. Press this button again to
close the disc holder (The indicator turns off.)
© Output level indicator
This indicator shows the current output level as set by
the output level control bottons.
The “0” at the bottom of the indicator remains illuminated at
all time regardless of the output level setting. The red ‘'10”
indication is the standard output level setting to which the unit
is setat the factory. Normally, the unit should be used at this
output level. The 8, 6, 4, 2 and 0 indications are green. At the
“‘O” jevel, sound from the disc is barely audible. The current
output level setting is stored in the memory; it is not reset
when the power is switched off.
@ Display pane!
The display shows a wide range of information concern-
ing the disc, the progress of disc play and player
settings.
ars AB [empha] track index time min no. sec
Oo © © ©
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time
@ Track scale:
Indicates the track numbers for the 15 track bars.
Track bars:
Bars illuminate to indicate the number of tracks on the
disc. The bar of the track being played flashes on and off
and then turns off once the track has been played. If there
are more than 15 tracks on a disc, the ‘‘B” indicator, to
the right of the last bar, illuminates. For program disc play,
only the bars of the programmed tracks will illuminate.
© Digit display:
track: Shows the track number during play, and the
total tracks (up to 99) during (standby).
index: Shows an index number x (index digits)
When a disc having no indexes is played, ‘01”
is constantly displayed on the index digits.
time/min: This display differs depending on the present
mode selected.
1. During standby, the total minutes are dis-
played.
2. During normal play, the track’s minutes are
displayed.
3. When the remaining time button is press-
ed, during disc play, the remaining time in
the disc (min., sec.) is displayed.
no/sec: This display differs depending on the present
mode selected.
1. During standby, the seconds time of the
total disc time is displayed.
2. During normal play, the track’s seconds are
displayed.
3. While programming, when pressing the
memory button, the programmed track
sequence number is displayed.
4. Displays each programmed track sequ-
ence number one by one, each time the
recall button is pressed.
x Index:
In some Compact Discs, indexes are used to divide
tracks into smaller sections for easy access. If a disc
includes indexes, a list of the indexes will be contained
in the liner note included with that disc.
© Open indicator:
Ituminates when the open/close button is pressed to open
the disc holder and flashes on and off while the holder is
sliding open or closed. This indicator remains off when the
holder is closed.
© Repeat indicator:
iliuminates when the repeat mode is activated by pressing
the repeat button or the A-B repeat button.
ae “iuminates when the repeat button is
pressed.
e acs “illuminates when the A-B repeat button is
pressed once.
eo “illuminates when the A-B repeat button is
pressed two times.
elf the A-B repeat button is pressed a third time, this
indicator turns off to show that A-B repeat has been
cancelled.
© Music scan indicator:
Illuminates when the music scan button is pressed.
The
music
scan
indicator
goes
off
when
music
scan
play
has been completed.
© Emphasis indicator:
Iluminates when a disc containing pre- -emphasis is
played.
i | > Pre-emphasis:
In order to further improve the S/N ratio of compact
discs, some discs include a degree of emphasis in the
high frequency range called pre-emphasis. If these
discs are played without any compensation, the high
frequency range will be unnaturally strong. Therefore,
a corresponding amount of de-emphasis is needed to
obtain the proper response. The de-emphasis circuitry
of this unit is automatically activated when a disc
having pre-emphasis is played.
© Remote control receiver
Signals from the accessory infrared remote control unit
are received here.
The remote control indicator illuminates to shown when a
command from the remote control has been received.
© Pause indicator
This indicator (#8) illuminates when the pause button has
been activated, and goes out when the pause mode is
cancelled.
@ Cue/standby indicator
iluminates when the timer play/auto pause/auto cue
selector is set to the auto cue position.
@ Play indicator
This indicator (>) illuminates when the play button has
been pressed. It turns off when disc play is stopped.
@ Play button
Press this button to begin disc play.
eWhen this button is pressed during disc play, the pickup
returns to the beginning of the first track and starts piaying
the disc again.
During program disc play, the pickup returns to the first
programmed track and starts playing the programmed
sequence again.
(Auto return play function)
@® Pause button
Press this button to briefly stop disc play.
eWhen this button is pressed, the player switches to the
standby mode.
eTo continue disc play, press the play button.
@ Stop button
Press this button to stop disc play.
eWhen this button is pressed, all previous settings are
cancelled and the player returns to the stop mode.
@® Forward and backward search buttons
Use these buttons to move the pickup forward and
backward (Manual search play function).
eWhen either of these buttons is pressed, the pickup will
move slowly at first and then rapidly if the button is held
down for more than about three seconds.
eUse the search buttons when the player is in the pause
mode or during disc play to move the pickup to a specific
point on the disc.
Press the search (___bG_] button to move the pickup
forward.
ePress the search (_<<—_] button to move the pickup
backward.
Release the search button when the pickup has moved to the
desired location (as shown by the display panel).
® During disc play, search can be performed while listening to
the signal from the disc to aid in locating a specific point.
The output level is decreased by 12 dB (1%) compared with
the level during standard disc play.
@ Forward and. backward. skip buttons
Use these buttons to move the pickup to the beginning of
the next track in the forward or backward direction
(forward and backward skip play function).
eWhen one of the skip buttons is pressed during disc play or
the.pause mode, the pickup will skip the same number of
tracks as the number of times the button is pressed.
When one of the skip buttons is pressed during program
disc play, the pickup will move to the beginning of the next
or previous programmed track.
ePress the skip [=o | button to move the pickup forward.
ePress the skip button to move the pickup backward.
eWhen either of these buttons is held down, tracks are
skipped continuously. (Quick skip)
@ Output level control buttons
Use this button to adjust the output level (volume) of the
signal sent from the rear panel VARIABLE LINE OUT
jacks.
(This function will only work when the stereo connection
cable
is
connected
to
the
VARIABLE
LINE
OUT
terminals
on
the rear panel of the player.)
Press the output level control (4) button to raise the
output level.
Press the output level control [yz] button to lower the
output level.
An output level control function is provided because compact
discs contain a much wider dynamic range than phonograph
records do and because the output level often differs from
disc
to
disc.
With
a
constant
output
level,
it
would
be
necessary
to
readjust
the
amplifier
volume
control
setting
every
time
you
switched
to
or
from
the
CD
player
or
changed
discs. In this unit, the volume level can be adjusted
electronically
by
using
these
buttons
or
the
volume
buttons
on
the
remote
control
unit
to
match
the
output
level
with that
of
other
components
and
your
usual
amplifier
volume
level
setting.
@® Forward/Backward index skip buttons
Use
these
buttons
to
move
the
pickup
forward
or
backward to the beginning of a specific index. (forward
and backward index skip function)
eWhen
these
buttons
are
used
during
disc
play
or
when
the
unit is in the pause mode, the number of times the forward
or backward index button is pressed determines the number
of indexes that are skipped.
Press
the
index
skip
button
to
move
the
pickup
forward.
Press
the
index
skip
button
to
move
the
pickup
backward.
elf
either
button
is
held
down,
the
pickup
continuously
skips
over
indexes
until
the
button
is
released.
Having
this
separate
index
skip
button
is
very
useful
when
—g— playing discs which contain indexes.

@® Remaining time button
Press this button while a disc is being played to display
the remaining playing time (min. and sec.) of a disc.
When this button is pressed, the time digits of the display
switch to the remaining time display mode. Press this button
again to return to the elapsed playing time mode.
eThe remaining playing time (min. and sec.) cannot be
displayed during program disc play.
@ Index button
Press this button before specifying an index number.
@ Recai! button
Press this button to display the disc play sequence in
memory.
When this button is pressed, the tracks and indexes stored in
memory for program disc play are shown one by one and the
corresponding step numbers are shown in the no sec display
digits.
@ Music scan button
When this button is pressed, the first ten seconds (or the
specified time) of each track on the disc or each programmed
track is played. This is very useful for quickly determining the
contents of a disc.
The time that each track is played can be set from 1 to 99
seconds by using the numeric buttons.
(programmable music scan function)
@® Clear button
Press this button to cancel the program ‘disc play
sequence currently in the memory.
@ Repeat button
Press this button to activate the repeat mode.
When this button is pressed, the repeat mode is activated.
elf this button is pressed after a program has been entered,
the programmed tracks will be played repeatedly.
Press this button again to cancel the repeat mode. It is also
possible to cancel the repeat mode by pressing the stop
button, but this will also cancel all other settings as well.
@ Memory button
Press this button to enter track numbers just specified
by the numeric buttons in the memory.
(Remember that programs can contain up to 15 random
steps.)
@ A-B repeat button
Press this button to use the A—B repeat mode.
The first time this button is pressed ‘ A c> ” repeat indicator
illuminates, the starting point of the disc section to be played
repeatedly is set. The second time this button is pressed
“: ” repeat indicator illuminates. The ending point of
the repeat section is set. The section of the disc between
these two points will now be played repeatedly until this
button is pressed a third time to cancel the A-B repeat mode.
This function is very convenient because it allows you to
specify a section to be played repeatedly while listening to a
disc.
elt is impossible to operate the A~B repeat play during
program play.
@ Numeric buttons
Use these buttons to specify track numbers and index
numbers.
€ Timer play/auto pause/auto cue selector
This selector is set to “off” at the factory. Set it to the
following positions to use the corresponding function.
1. Timer play function
When this selector is set to the timer play position, timer
disc play is possible when this unit is connected to an
audio timer. In this mode, disc play will begin automatically
after a disc is loaded without pressing the play button first.
If a disc is already loaded when power is switched on, disc
play will begin immediately.
2. Auto pause function
When this selector is set to the auto pause position, the
player automatically switches to the pause mode at the
end of each track during standard or program disc play.
Press the play button to resume disc play.
The auto pause function does not operate with discs that
do not include a pause signal at the end of each track.
3. Auto cue function
When this selector is set to the auto cue position during
standard or program disc play, the cue standby indicator
illuminates, and the player automatically detects where
the next track begins and goes to the standby mode.
Press the play button to resume disc play.
@ Headphone level control knob
eUsed to control the output level to the headphones.
@ Headphone jack
eUsed to connect the headphones.
@ Line out terminals (LINE OUT)
These are the audio output terminals.
Connect the line out terminals to the AUX/CD/VIDEO or
TAPE PLAYBACK terminals on your amplifier or receiver.
Do not connect to the amplifier PHONO terminals as you
would with a conventional turntable.
@ Variable line out terminals
(VARIABLE LINE OUT)
The level of the signal sent through these jacks can be
adjusted using the output level control buttons. Connect
these jacks to the amplifiers AUX/CD/VIDEO or PLAYBACK
jacks.
Note:
This unit has both normal and variable output jacks. Do not
connect either pair of jacks to the amplifier PHONO jacks
because the output level of a CD player is much higher than
that of a turntable.
@ AC socket (AC IN)
Connect this socket to a wall socket using the power cord.
@ Subcode socket
The Compact Disc subcode signal is delivered through this
socket.
eThis socket is provided for system interface with future
components.
(Do not connect any components to this socket.)
SL-P3 SL-P3
m@ Remote Control Unit Facilities
eThe following operations are not possible using the remote
control unit.
@ Power on/off
@ Headphones volume control
@ Disc holder open/close
@ Stop operations
© Remaining time operations
© Index operations
@ Timer play/auto pause/auto cue operations
index skip operations
Numeric buttons
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@ Notes
®Always aim the remote control unit at the front panel receiver.
The remote control unit can be used at an angle range of up to
60° from the direction in which the front panel faces.
®The remote control unit can not be used from a distance of
7 meters (23 ft.).
m@ Remote Control Operation
Point the remote contro! unit at the front.panel receiver and press
the appropriate button(s). The front panel remote control
indicator lights as long as each button is held down.
Remote control indicator
Remote control receiver
Remotecontrol unit
Memory button
Clear button
A—B repeat button
Repeat button
Forward and backward
search buttons
Forward and backward
skip buttons
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Remote Contro! Transmitter
Recall button
Music scan button
Output level control buttons
Play button
Pause button
When using the remote control unit, press the buttons slowly and accurately to avoid mistakenoperations.

m PLAYING A DISC
The following explanation is for a disc containing 7 tracks having a total playing time of 49 minutes and 58 seconds.
1. Automatic Play
(To play a disc from beginning to end)
Procedure
1. Press the power switch to the on position.
eThe display illuminates as shown below.
(The output level indicator also illuminates.)
eWhen a disc has been: loaded and the timer play/auto
pause/auto cue selector is in the timer play setting, disc play
will begin automatically from track 1 when power is switched on
(timer play function). The front panel controls can be used in
the normal manner.
2. Press the disc holder open/close button.
@ Disc holder opens.
3. Insert a disc with the label side facing upward.
4. Press the disc holder open/close button.
@ Step 4 can be skipped by pressing the play button
after inserting a disc. In this case, the holder will
close and disc play will begin immediately from track
1 but the tracks and total playing time will not be
displayed.
®QOpen indicator goes out when holder is completely closed.
Disc data are being read.
t
track index
The overflow mark ‘Pm’ lights if the disc contains more than 15
tracks.
eThe diagram below is for a disc containing 21 tracks having a
total playing time of 56 min. 34 sec.
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track index
5. Press the play button.
eThe play indicator (») lights and disc play begins. The bar of
the track currently being played flashes on and off.
track index
flashes on and off
eA maximum of 99 tracks can be displayed.
eWhen a disc having no indexes is played, ‘'01" is constantly
displayed in the index section.
elf the play button is pressed during disc play, disc play is
started again from the first track.
Remaining time display function
@ Press the remaining time button while a disc is being
played to display the remaining playing time of the disc.
For example, when the 2 min. 10 sec. point of track 5
is being played:
track index
flashes on and off
If the remaining time button is pressed, the display will switch to
the remaining time mode.
remaining playing
time of disc
flashes on and off
Press the remaining time button again to return to the elapsed
playing time mode.
This procedure is the same in the following explanations as well.
It is not possible to switch to the remaining time mode during
program disc play.
When the end of the disc is reached, the pickup returns to the
beginning of track one and the player switches to the standby
mode.
2. To play a disc from a specific
track
(track random access)
To play a disc from track 3 when the player is in
the standby mode.
Procedure
1. Press the number 3 of the numeric button.
Example:
@ The number 3 is shown in the track indicator display
digit.
2. Press the play button.
@ Play indicator ( Pm ) illuminates and disc play beings
from track 3.
track index
flashes on and off
3. When the end of the disc is reached, the pickup returns
to the first track and the player switches to the standby
mode.
3. To play a disc from a specific
index
(index random access)
e
When
specifying
an
index
number
obtained
from
the
disc’s
liner
note.
(For
example,
to
start
disc
play
from
track
3,
index
2.)
Procedure:
1. Press the number 3 of the numeric button.
eConfirm that the desired track and index numbers are shown in
the display.
® When playing discs having only one track, remember
to enter track number 1.
2. Press the index button.
3. Press the number 2 of the numeric button.
track index
4, Press the play button.
5. Disc play begins from index 2 of track 3.
G. When the end of the disc is reached, the pickup returns
to the first track and the player switches to the standby
mode.
4. Program Disc Play
e To program only one track (single program)
1. To play one track from beginning to end.
(Example: To play track 3 from the beginning.)
K memory
>
Track no. Program
@ if you enter the wrong number, press the stop button
to cancel it and then enter the correct number.
@ The player switches to the standby mode after track
3 has been played.
e To program more than one track
(multi-program)
1. To play several tracks out of order
(Example: To play track 3, track 5 and track 1 in that
other.)
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@ The disc is played in the programmed sequence.
(A maximum of 15 tracks can be programmed.)
@ To play the same track serveral times in succession,
using the program function, it is possible to enter that
track by pressing the corresponding numeric button
once and then press the memory button the desired
number of times.
e To enter a program during disc play
A new program can be entered while a disc is being played.
When the new pfogram is entered, the previous programs
will be erased and disc play based on the new program will
begin.
Note:
When entering a program during disc play, the program buttons
must be operated without interruption. If there is a gap of more
than 30 seconds between the time two program buttons are
pressed, the new program will not be entered and disc play will
continue in the normal manner.
elf the numeric keys are pressed during program disc play, all
program settings are cancelled.
elt is impossible to program index numbers.
e To cancel a program
Press the stop button. The program will be cleared.
5. Skip Play
Skip play can be performed when the player is in the play
or pause mode.
@ To move to the beginning of the next
track or several tracks ahead
(forward skip)
Example: While listening to the third track the
forward skip button is pressed to adv-
ance to the beginning of the fourth
track and then again to advance to the
beginning of the fifth track.
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(Auto-return
(Standby)
=
The pickup skips the same number of tracks as the
number of times the button is pressed.
eWatch the display to be sure the desired track has been
located.
eThe pickup moves to the beginning of the next track (or
programmed track) each time the skip button is pressed.
®To skip directly from the third track to the beginning of the fifth
track, press the forward skip button twice in a row.
(Skips to the beginning of the next programmed track during
program disc play.)
@Halding down the skip button activates the quick skip mode.
eWhen the {_ skip oo _|button is pressed during the last track, the
pickup will go to the beginning of the last track (Unless the
repeat function is on).

@ To return to the beginning of the
present track or any previous track
(backward skip)
Example : While listening to the third track the
backward skip button is pressed to
return to the beginning of that track
and then again to return to the begin-
ning of the second track.
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(Standby) (Auto-return)
eThe pickup skips the same number of tracks as the
number of times the button is pressed.
Watch the display to be sure the desired track has been
located.
¢During program disc play, the pickup moves to the beginning of
the previous programmed track when the backward skip button
is pressed.
@The pickup returns to the previous track (or programmed track)
each time this button is pressed.
®To return quickly to the beginning of track 2 when listening to
track 4, quickly press the backward skip button three times.
Remember that for backward skip, the present track is included
in the count.
@Holding down the skip button activates the quick skip mode.
6. Index skip play
(Possible during disc play or
pause mode)
@ To move the pickup to the beginning
of indexes in the forward direction:
For
example:
With
a
disc
having
seven
tracks
in
which track 3 has 5 indexes, press
the forward index skip button once
while playing index 2 of track 3 to
move ahead to the beginning of
index 3.
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This operation is possible only when playing a disc that has
indexes.
The pickup moves to the beginning of QNSHEX) 3.
To move on to QNSHEX) 5, press the forward index skip button
two more times.
While playing index 5, if the forward skip button is pressed, the
pickup will move to the beginning of index 5 and repeat the
index.
@
To
move
the
pickup
to
the
beginning
of
indexes
in
the
backward
direction:
For
example:
To
return
to
the
beginning
of
index
5
while
that
index
is
being
played,
press
the
backward
index
skip
but-
ton
once.
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The pickup returns to the beginning of (N$BEX 5.
To return to. the beginning of (N$BEX) 3, press the backward
index skip button two more times.
While playing index 1, if the backward skip button is pressed, the
pickup will move to the beginning of index 1 and repeat the
index.
7. Manual Search Play
Manual search play can be performed when the player is
in the play or pause mode.
@ To play the disc from a specific point
ePress the forward or backward search button to
move the pickup forward or backward.
The pickup moves slowly at first and then rapidly if
one of the search button is held down for more than
about 3 seconds.
Release the button when the desired point has
been reached (as shown by the display).
elf a search button is pressed while a disc is being played,
sound from the disc can be heard as the pickup moves.
The output level at this time is decreased by 12 dB (1/4)
compared with the level during standard disc play.
(Forward search)
(Backward search)
eDuring program disc play, the pickup can only be moved
between the beginning and end of the track currently being
played using the search buttons.
@Search is also possibie within a track sector A and B during A-B
repeat play; however, the search function continues beyond
the B point of the sector if the search button is kept pressed. By
pressing the play button, replay will start from point A of the
sector.
8. Repead Play
mEntire disc and programmed track
repeat play
Press the repeat button before beginning disc
play.
® Repeat indicator" “iHuminates and the repeat play
mode is activated.
ePress the repeat button again to cancel repeat
play. (Pressing the stop button also cancels
repeat play, but this also stops disc play).
@ !ndicator goes out.
@1!f the unit is in the program disc play mode, only the
programmed tracks will be played repeatedly.
@
Repeat
play
between
points
A
and
B
(setting
is
possible
only
during
disc
play)
1,
While
a
disc
is
being
played,
press
the
A—B
repeat
button.
eA ” repeat indicator lights to show that the starting point
(A) for repeat play has been set.
2.
Press
the
A—B
repeat
button
again
at
the
point
where
repeat
play
is
to
end.
oe
"
repeat
indicator
lights
to
show
that
the
ending
point
(B)
has
been
set.
Press
the
A
+
B
repeat
button
again
to
cancel
this
repeat
mode
(repeat
indicator
goes
out).
The
A-B
sector
can
be
played
repeatedly
any
number
of
times.
@After
specifying
a
track
A-B
section,
the
A-B
repeat
play
mode
will
be
cancelled
if
the
forward
or
backward
skip
button
is
pressed.
9. The Music Scan Function
@ Use this function to quickly scan the
contents of a disc or the songs that
are programmed.
Press the music scan button.
The music scan indicator illuminates and the first 10 seconds of
each track on the disc is played. After the beginning of the last
track has been played, the music scan indicator turns off and
disc play begins from track one.
®To stop music scan and resume normal disc play from a point,
press the play button.
Press the pause or stop button to stop music scan before the
last track has been reached.
eWhen the music scan button is pressed in program disc play,
the first 10 seconds of each programmed track is played.
@ Adjusting the music scan interval
@ The numeric buttons can be used to change the amount
of time that each track is played during music scan
between one and 99 seconds.
For example, to change the interval to 5 seconds:
1. Press the number 5 of the numeric button.
2. Press the music scan button.
@ In this case, music scan operation will immediately begin
and the first 5 seconds of each track wiil be heard.
® The music scan time returns to the standerd 10 sec.
setting each time power is turned off.
10. Auto cue play
In this mode, the player is automatically switched to
the pause mode at the beginning of each track
during normal or program disc play.
@Set the timer play/auto pause/auto cue selector to
the auto cue position.
timer play _ [oft uto pause
uto Cue
a).
eThe player is automatically switched to the pause node just
before the beginning of each track. At this time the cue
standby indicator on the display pane! illuminates toshow that
the player is in the standby mode.
eTo continue disc play, press the play button; dis¢ pfay will
begin immediately.
elf the selector is set to auto cue while a disc is beitg played,
auto cue will be activated at the end of the next tracck.
eReturn the selector to the position when theatato cue
function is no longer needed.

11. Auto pause play
In this mode, the player is automatically
switched to the pause mode at the end
of each track during normal or program
disc play.
eSet the timer play/auto
imer pi [off] auto pause
pause/auto
cue
selector
to
eee
Ta
the auto pause position.
eThe player is automatically switched to the pause mode at the
end of each track. To continue disc play, press the play button.
elf the selector is set to auto pause while a disc is
being played, auto pause will be activated at the
end of the next track.
eTo cancel the auto pause play mode, set the timer
play/auto pause/auto cue selector to the
position.
e@Return the selector to the position when the auto pause
function is no longer needed.
12. Program confirmation
@ Press the recall button.
Example: When the third, fifth, and first tracks
have been programmed, by pressing
this button, will cause each track and
sequence number to be displayed, each
time the recall button is pressed.
To return to the beginning, press the button once
again, at the end of the last suquence.
@When the button is pressed, the programmed tracks are shown
in order, on the display panel.
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13. Timer play
1. Turn on the power switches of all components in the timer
play chain.
2. Set the amplifier input selector
to the position for this player.
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3. Insert a disc in the holder.
4. Confirm the present time and set the audio timer to the
desired start and stop times.
5. Turn the audio timer on. The audio timer will now turn power
off to all components in the timer play chain.
6. The disc will now be played from track one at the preset time.
The timer of the audio timer should be off at this time.
BH Connections
Wail socket
Audio timer
(option)
Amplifier
(option) SL-P3
Leave the timer play/auto pause/auto cue selector in the off
position when the timer play function is not being used.
@ The Output Level Memory Function
This unit memorizes the last output level setting when the
power is switched off. The circuit is powered by a fithium
battery and should last about 8 years.
To determine if battery replacement is necessary:
1. Remove any disc from the disc holder.
2. Switch the power ON and press the output level control
button until the red indicator (Marked 10) illuminates.
3. Switch the power OFF. :
4. Switch the power ON once more. If the red indicator is
no longer ON, the battery must be replaced.
MINSTALLATION
@ This unit incorporates many sensitive optical
components. To enjoy optimum performance
at all times, avoid using this unit under the
following conditions.
ein a closed vehicle or other location where the temperature
could exceed 100°F (40°C).
For long periods of time in direct sunlight.
eVery cold places. (below 40°F; 5°C)
eVery humid focations.
eNear a heat outlet or heating appliance.
eDusty or smoky locations.
eLocations prone to vibrations.
eWhen placed on an unstable or uneven surface.
eNear appliances generating strong magnetic fields.
elmmediately above or below a radio, tuner, amplifier or
television set.
eWithin reach of children.
@ Do not place near a tuner or television.
This unit uses high frequency signals and can cause interference
with radio and television reception. If this occurs, move this unit
farther away from the radio or television or change from an
interior to an exterior television antenna.
@ CONCERNING COMPACT DISCS
Handling precautions EEE
Only compact discs identified with this mark fice
can be used with this player. IS(G
DIGITAL AUDIO
Observe the following precautions to enjoy the same
outstanding sonic performance from your Compact Discs
for many years.
eHold compact discs by the edges so the surface is not soiled
with fingerprints.
Be careful not to scratch the surface with fingernails or other
sharp objects, particularly when inserting and removing discs
from their cases.
eDo not bend the disc.
eDo not use record cleaning sprays or static electricity preven-
tion liquids.
Do not wipe with benzene, thinner or any other solvent. If the
surface is soiled, wipe gently with a soft, damp (water only)
cloth.
eWhen wiping discs, always move the cloth directly outward
from the center of the disc, not in a circular motion as with
standard phonograph records.
O (Yes)
x (No)
(In Compact Discs, a circular scratch along a line of pits is more
likely to cause errors than a straight scratch across many lines
of pits.)
@ Do not block the ventilation openings.
This unit is equipped with ventilation openings to prevent the
internal temperature from rising too high. Therefore, do not
operate it with a tablecloth or other covering placed over the top
or with the unit placed on a bed, deep carpet or other soft
surface. If proper ventilation is obstructed, the internal tempera-
ture will rise and the laser diode protection circuit will be
activated to shut off the player.
@ In locations where ventilation is insufficient.
@ In locations where the rear panel is less than
10 cm away from the wall or back of an audio
rack.
@ Do not place heavy objects on top of this unit.
lf the disc is brought from a cold environment into a warm room,
dew may form on the disc. Wipe this off with a soft, dry cloth
before using the disc.
eDo not try to dry discs with a hair dryer.
Do not write on the label side with a ball-point pen, hard pencil
or other writing utensil.
Storage precautions sau
@Be sure to store discs in their cases to protect them from dust,
scratches and warping.
¢Do not place or store discs in the following places:
1) Locations exposed to direct sunlight.
2) Locations with high humidity or a lot of dust.
3) Locations directly exposed to a heat outlet or heating
appliance.
4) In the glove compartment or rear ledge of an automobile.

SL-P3 SL-P3 |
m@ DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION:
It is very dangerous to look at or touch the laser
radiation. (Laser radiation is invisible.)
With the unit turned “on”, laser radiation is emitted
from the pickup lens.
When doing the job, removing the cabinet and disc
clamper of this unit, be sure to turn the power
supply off.
e@ How to remove the cabinet
1. Remove the 4 setscrews [Fig. 1: @ ~ @ 1] of the
cabinet,
2, Remove the cabinet in the direction of the arrow as in
Fig. 1.
How to remove the front panel
. Remove the cabinet.
. Remove the front panel setscrew. [Fig. 2: @]
. Open the lid of 4 connectors (CN401 ~ CN404) of main
P.C.B. (arrow (©) in Fig. 2) and then pull out the flat
cable.
4, Cut off the wire clampers and pull at the connectors
(CN901 and CN902). [Fig. 3].
5.
Slightly
open
the
front
panel
on
both
sides.
(arrow
@
;
®
in Fig. 2), then remove the front panel from the projec- Fig. 2
tion of chassis.
6. Remove the front panel in the direction of the arrow ®,
with care not to scratch the disc holder. [Fig. 2]
wn > ®
® How to remove the disc illumination
1. Remove the cabinet and front panel.
2. Remove the 2 setscrews [Fig. 4 : @,@] of the rein-
forcement plate.
3. Remove the disc illumination in the direction of the
arraw as in Fig. 3.
Connector (CN901)
Fig. 3
e How to remove the battery
1. Remove the cabinet.
2. Release the 2 claws of the stoppers. [Fig. 5]
3. Turn over the P.C.B. and unsolder the terminals of battery.
Reinforcement plate
Qn
Stopper
17)
Stopper Fig. 4
Fig. 5
NOTE:
The
precautions
for
front
panel
fitting
are
mentioned
on
the
next
page.
|
e How to remove the headphone level control knob
1. Remove the cabinet and front panel.
2. Remove the 2 headphone jack and headphone amplifier
P.C.B. fitting setscrews. [Fig.6: @, O)
3. Remove the setscrew [Fig. 6: @] of the headphone
amplifier P.C.B.
4. Puil out the headphone level control knob in the direc-
tion of the arrow as in Fig. 6.
Headphone level
i entre knob
e How to remove the operation button
1. Remove the cabinet and front panel.
2. Remove the reinforcement plate.
3.
Remove
the
4
setscrews
[Fig.
7:
@
~
®
|]
of
the
©
keyboard/display
P.C.B.,
then
the
keyboard/display
Headphone
amp.
P.C.B.
P.C.B.
can
be
removed.
Fig.
6
4. Release the 15 claws of operation button case to remove
.
Remove
the
knob
the
operation
button
case
from
keyboard/display
P.C.B.
}
@
a
5.
Remove
the
timer
play/auto
pause/auto
cue
selector
2
:
knob
with
a
screwdriver.
Remote
control
2
ie
6.
Search
button
can
be
removed
by
releasing
the
claws
(A)
receiver
cg
\|
selector
knob
in
Fig.
8.
.
Z
oe
Z
Af.
Keyboard/
7.
Play
button
ass’y
can
be
removed
by
releasing
the
claw
ae
Z
oS
}
display
P.C.B.
in
Fig.
8.
~®
Note:
Remove
the
search
button
before
removing
the
play button ass’y.
8.
Memory
button
can
be
removed
by
releasing
the
claws
© in Fig. 8.
9.
Repeat
button
can
be
removed
by
removing
memory
button.
‘
10.
Numeric
button
can
be
removed
by
releasing
the
claws)
ieee
@
"Claws
in Fig. 8.
e
How
to
remove
the
remote
control
receiver
1, Remove the cabinet and front panel,
2. Remove the keyboard/display P.C.B.
3.
Pull
out
the
connector
(P305)
of
the
remote
control
receiver.
[Fig.
7]
4.
Release
the
2
claws
of
the
front
panel,
then
the
remote
contro!
receiver
can
be
removed.
Memory
button
Nemeric button
Repea button
Searchbutton
e Front panel fitting
* The disc illumination lead wire should come under the
reinforcement
plate.
(See
Fig.
9)
nin
oa
eee
* The headphone amplifier P.C.B. lead wire should not
touch the disc holder. (Bring it under the front panel.)
1,
Release
the
power
switch
rod
from
power
switch.
Case
(Power switch should then be set at “off”.)
2.
Insert
the
chassis
between
front
panel
and
keyboard/
display
P.C.B.,
then
lift
the
front
panel
top
to
fit
the
Fige8
front
panel
on
chassis.
[Fig.9-1]
Take
care
not
to
,
damage
the
disc
holder.
i
yw
3.
Set
the
power
switch
rod.
Lead
wire
{Headphone
sinp,)
|
Fig.
9-1
Reinforcement plate Lead wire (Disc illumination)
Fig. 9

=
How to remove the main P.C.B.
Remove the cabinet and front panel.
Remove the 2 setscrews [Fig. 10:@ ~ ® J of the main
P.C.B.
Main P.C.B. is secured with claws of main P.C.B. support.
So, release the claws to remove the main P.C.B. from
main P.C.B. support.
. Remove the main P.C.B. in the direction of the arrow as
in Fig. 10.
Note: The supplied of L.S.!. module P.C.B. is assembly,
wn e
Note:
(Part No. SRDPOO1NO2A)
How to remove the disc clamper
Remove the cabinet.
Shift the disc holder forward,
Remove the 4 setscrews [Fig. 11: @ ~ @ | of the disc
clamper, then the disc clamper can be removed.
Shift the disc holder forward to remove the disc
clamper.
4. To remove the magnet of disc clamper, raise the claw of
FWNHN-> @
i ‘
Power switch rod
magnet fixing plate and turn it clockwise. [Fig. 12]
\\
Fig. 12
How to remove the power transformer
. Remove the cabinet.
. Shift the disc holder forward.
. Release power switch rod from the power switch.
. Remove the 3 setscrews [Fig. 13: @ ~ @ 1] of the
power transformer and take the power transformer
block out of the chassis.
. Unsolder the power transformer terminals of power
source P.C.B., then the power transformer can be
removed.
To remove the fuse P.C.B., unsolder the terminals of
fuse P.C.B.
Power transformer
IN
|
Bottom side
\
\
Power source P.C.B.
ee ee
Main P.C.B.
L.S.1. Module
(Digital) P.C.B.
oe Support
CAUTION:
Precuations for disc clamper fitting
When fitting the disc clamper again, follow the pro-
cedure given below. (Be sure to turn power switch
“off”’.)
1, Remove the magnet of disc clamper.
2. Temporarily tighten the 4 setscrews of disc clamper
with disc holder projected.
3. Close the disc holder.
4. Move the disc clamper so that the size between the
turntable platter center spindle and disc clamper is
as shown below. Then tighten the disc clamper
setscrews.
5. Set the magnet in place.
Note:
lf the above-mentioned size is deflected, noise
might be produced from disc clamper during
play mode.
a oe
d —~
=
Adjust with these screws.
=
ratb-- * Sizes ‘a’ and ‘b’ should
nae be equal.
|
apwon = @
How to remove the disc holder
. Remove the cabinet and front panel.
. Shift the disc holder forward.
. Remove the disc holder setscrews. [Fig. 14: @,@].
. Release the 2 claws from the bottom.
. Remove the disc holder in the direction of the arrow as
in Fig. 14.
. Before fitting the disc holder, make sure that the switch
arm end is on the groove side of drive rack top.
(See Fig. 15)
Drive rack
Switch arm
Fig. 15
How to remove and set the disc tray
. Remove the disc holder.
. Release the 2 claws from the bottom of disc holder and
then remove the disc tray.
. When setting the disc tray, accurately fit the lever onto
the boss as illustrated.
* It can be easily set by pushing the lever in the direction of
—
the arrow. [Fig. 16]
How to remove the loading guide
. Remove the disc clamper and disc holder.
2. Remove the 6 setscrews [Fig. 17: @ ~ @] on the
NO —
right and left side of loading guide holder. Then the
loading guide can be removed.
How to remove the drive rack
, Remove the loading guide.
. Move the drive rack in the direction of arrow (@)while
opening the switch arm in the direction of arrow@®) and
then pull out the drive rack downward. (Fig. 18)
. When the drive rack is fitted, the switch arm end should
be on the groove side of drive rack top. (See Fig. 15.)
Fig. 14
Fig. 17
Loading guide

=
=
Spindle motor
drive coil P.C.B.
How to remove the traverse unit ass’y
[Optical deck unit]
. Remove the front panel.
. Remove the 4 setscrews [Fig. 19 : @ ~ @ ] of traverse
unit. Screws @} ~ @ are red.
. Pull out the 8 connectors (CN405 ~ CN409, CN411,
CN412, CN501) connected from traverse unit to main
P.C.B.
. Turn over the traverse unit and remove the nuts [Fig.
20: @ ~ @ ], then the traverse unit ass’y can be
removed,
Note that the front and rear springs are different in color.
How to remove the optical servo P.C.B. and
spindle motor drive coil P.C.B.
. Remove the 4 setscrews [Fig. 19 : @ ~ @ } of traverse
unit.
. Turn over the traverse unit and remove the optical
servo P.C.B. setscrew [Fig. 21: @].
. Release the claw from the optical servo P.C.B. Then the
optical servo P.C.B. can be removed.
. Remove the 2 setscrews [Fig. 21: @ , @ ] of spindle
motor drive coil P.C.B.
Then the spindle motor drive coil P.C.B. can be removed.
How to remove the limit switch
[Rest and end detecting switch]
. Remove the optical servo P.C.B.
. Remove the 2 setscrews [Fig.21: @ , @] of limit
switch, and unsolder the limit switch.
After fitting the limit switch [rest: disc’s innermost
position detection] again, it is necessary to re-adjust the
position.
Limit switch
—21—
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.
Spring
(Silver)
S)
41)
Va
@
Bo
Wel
@
S
2
Oo
Rell
(Silver)
Spring
Optical servo
How to remove the loading motor
. Remove the optical servo P.C.B.
. Remove the belt from the loading motor pulley.
. Remove the 2 setscrews [Fig. 21: @, @] of loading
motor, and unsolder the motor leads.
Connect the white lead to the (+) terminal of motor, and
gray lead to (—) terminal. (The (—) terminal is indicated
by arrow on the motor.)

WN @
How to remove the turntable
. Remove the traverse unit.
. Remove the spindle motor drive coil P.C.B.
. Remove the C ring which fastens the magnet shaft of
spindle motor, [Fig. 22]
. Remove the screw [Fig. 22: @)] by use of a hexagonal
wrench, then the turntable can be removed.
*If the turntable is removed, it is necessary to re-adjust
the height of turntable.
WH 6
5.
How to remove the laser pickup
. Remove the traverse unit.
. Remove the optical servo P.C.B.
. Pull out the connectors (CN101, CN102) of optical
servo P.C.B.
. Remove the bracket setscrew [Fig. 21: @)] of pickup
to remove the bracket.
Remove the guide rail retainer setscrew [Fig. 22 : @ )
and pull out the laser pickup from the two guide rails.
*The pickup must be re-adjusted when it is replaced or
fitted after removal.
e How to remove the bottom cover of remote
control unit
. Remove the battery cover in the direction of the arrow
and take out the batteries.
. Remove the bottom cover setscrew. (Fig. 23: @)
. Insert a screwdriver between bottom and top covers to
release them little by little.
. Releasing the periphery of cover in a similar manner,
remove the bottom cover. (Portions 1 ~ 4)
m@
HOW
TO
REPLACE
IC’S
(Small
outline
type)
Shaft cover
Spring
Turntable
Laser Pick-up
[ Replacing procedure
ar
Cautions
ET.
1 Reduce the amount of solder on each
pin of the integrated circuit by use of
a solder sucker.
Solder
sucker
Spare
chip
2 | Melt the solder on the pin (one
electrode) with the soldering iron.
. Completely remove the solder
. Raise each pin by means of
pe pe
3 While the solder is melting, shift the
pin upward by the soldering iron to
remove it from the foil.
AWS
ae —
4 Remove each pin from the foil
according to the above-mentioned
procedure.
Recommended tool
wsameeneyed Special soldering iron
(with spare chip) HM-354
Do not touch the soldering iron to
the area for a long time. It may
otherwise cause removal of the print
foil.
When shifting the pin upward, do
the job quickly while the solder
is melting. If the solder is hard, it
may cause removal or breakage of
the print foil.
When using a pencil type solder-
ing iron.
from each IC pin by use of
solder sucker.
an eyeleteer, hold the pliers
then remove IC package from
P.C.B.

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m@
HOW
TO
CHEK
THE
PRINTED
CIRCUIT
BOARD
* For removal of each part, refer to disassembly instruction on pages 17 ~ 22.
e@ Main P.C.B.
1, Remove the cabinet.
2, Check each part. (Part side}
3. Check the P.C.B. as shown in Fig. 27.
3. When checking the soldered parts and replacing them,
(1) Remove the front panel and main P.C.B.
(2)
Pull
out
the
connector
(CN803)
of
main
P.C.B.
(3) Place the main P.C.B. as shown in Fig. 25.
Note:
When
checking
as
in
Fig.
25,
be
sure
to
connect
the ground spring of main P.C.B. to the chassis
lead wire.
. Also remove the 8 setscrews of reinforcement plate,
headphone amplifier P.C.B. and keyboard/display
P.C.B.
Timer play /auto
Pause/ auto cue
/ selector knob
Remote control
receiver
Keyboard/
display P.C
5. Shift it as in Fig. 29 and check.
: Note: Take care not to damage F. L.
e Keyboard/display P.C.B.
1. Remove the cabinet.
2, Remove the front panel setscrew.
3. Remove the front panel.

e Optical servo (Head amplifier) P.C.B.
. Remove the cabinet and front panel. 5. Remove the disc clamper magnet from the disc
. Disconnect connectors (CN405 ~ CN409, CN411, clamper.
CN412, CN501) of main P.C.B.
. Remove the traverse unit. The entire traverse unit
can then be removed from the unit.
. Temporarily faster the tray and front panel. After
that, connect only connectors (CN405, CN406 and
CN408) remove in step 2.
. Remove the insulator rubber and optical servo
P.C.B. of traverse unit.
. Mount the traverse unit on the traverse unit base.
. Connect connectors (CN407, CN409, CN411,
CN412, CN501) removed in step 2.
. Shift it as in Fig, 33 check.
4. Turn over the traverse unit and remove the nuts.
The tray and the traverse unit can then be separated.
Spring (Silver)
Ss
pring a )
(Yellow) g 2 S
db n A Spri
:
Le
etiow!
EY
(silver)
Optical servo
P.C.B.
a
Traverse
unit ass’y
Optical servo P.C.B.
Traverse (03 P.C.B.)
unit base
Fig. 33

SL-P
m@ REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
(Cabinet,
chassis
and
Optical
deck
unit
parts)
Notes: 1. Part numbers are indicated on most mechanicai parts.
Please use this part number for parts orders.
(S) (K) sf Riis oo
2.
Important
safety
notice:
A.
Components
identified
by
A
mark
have
—
special
ie
:
en
ee
oe
pease
ee
eae,
characteristics
important
for
safety.
(s)
(K)
EKi
see
a
zerland
and
Scandinavia.
When
replacing
any
of
these
components,
use
only
(8)
(K)
fe
ere
nited
Kingdom,
manufacturer's
specified
parts.
lente)
at
tee
spi
3.
Bracketed
indications
in
Ref.
No.
columns
specify
the
area.
(S)
(K)
[EB]...
Bal
ie
rmany.
Parts
without
these
indications
can
be
used
for
all
areas.
(s)
(K)
(EAP
ace
oo
Folland:
4.
The
G
“
mark
is
service
standatd
parts
and
may
differ
(8)
(K)
[EF]...
Pines
:
from
production
parts.
(S)
(K)
[ei]...
fas
‘
5.
(®
-marked
parts
are
used
for
black
only,
while
Omarked
(8)
(K)
[XA]
He
Pg
y
;
; ;
A ae RES a nc Oa | Ws (Yc 9 J ee 0 eee Southeast Asia, Oceania, Africa,
parts
are
for
silver
type
only.
,
6.
Parts
other
than
(©
-and
Omarked
are
used
for
both
black
bile
ean
and
Central
7
ne
paces
ae
(S)
(K)
[XZ]
sooxd
New
Zealand.
;
@
parenthesized
numbers
in
the
columns
of
description
(S)
(i)
[PA]
aco!
SIP
nur
ne
(S)(K)
|
[PE]
.....
European
Military.
(S)(K) | [PC] ..... European Audio Club.
Paecne [penne [_ovmeion
CABINET and CHASSIS PARTS
SRUZ001N03 Sheet, Cabinet
SRUMO03NO03 Terminal Plate (1)
UR41FT8 Filter, Remote Control
Receiver
Description Part No.
CABINET and CHASSIS PARTS
SRACOO3NO1E
Front
Panel
Ass'y
SRGZO002N01
Rubber,
LED
Holder
(Silver Type)
SRACO03N21E
Front Panel
Ass’y
SRKTOO3NO3
Knob,
Timer
(Black Type) (Silver Type)
SRKTO03N23 Knob, Timer
SRKTOO1NO6 Button, Open/Close (Black Type}
SRUPOO1N05
SRUMO01NO7
SRDJO01N13E
Base, Clamper
Bracket, Switch 1)
Connector Ass’y
(2 pin) (1)
Plate, Clamper (1)
Sheet, Clamper
Plate 2)
Clamper, Disc (1)
Magnet (1)
Plate, Clamp 4)
Clamp Shaft (1)
Spring, Clamp (1)
SRKBOOTNO1
Badge,
Technics
SRKTK15N26
Knob,
Power
(Silver
Type)
(Silver
Type)
SRKBO01N21
Badge,
Technics
SRKTO15N26
Knob,
Power
(Black
Type)
(Black
Type)
SRUPOO1NO6
SRUZO01NO02
SRKKO03N01
Ornament
Plate,
SRUMO01N04
Rod,
Power
Switch
Display
(1)
SRUMOO1NO02
Support,
Main
P.C.
SRKKOO2N03 Filter, Display (1) Board
SRUMOO1NO1 Terminal Plate
SRUMO03NO01 Case, Operation Button SRDJO07N04 Jack, Sub Code
(Silver Type) (1) SRDJOO7NO05 Jack, Rch Output
SRUMO03N21 Case, Operation Button SRDJOO7NO6 Jack, Lch Output
(Black Type) (1) SRQS001N01 Spring, Ground
SRUPOO1NO1 Chassis
SRUMO001N06
SRKDOO1NO1E
SRUPOO1NO7E
SRXJO01NO1
SRQA001NO1
SRQA001N02 Spring, Clamp
SRUMOO7NO5E | Disc Tray Ass'y 1)
SRUMO01NO09 Disc Case (1)
SRKKO03N03 Ornament Plate,
Disc Case (1)
SRUM007N07 Cam, Disc Case (1)
SRQHO07N02 Spring, Cam (1)
SRUPOO1NO9E Loading Guide (1)
SRGCO07N05 Rubber, Loading
Guide (2)
SRUMOO1N13 Rack Gear (1)
SRUMO001N08 Switch Arm
SRKTOO1NO1 Button, Play/Pause/
Stop/Skip 27 [M, MC] | SRUPOO3N02 Rear Panel
(Silver Type) 27 [other | SRUPOO3S02 Rear Panel
SRKTOO1N31 Button, Play/Pause/ areas]
Stop/Skip
(Biack Type) 28 SRGAOO8NO01 Foot
29 SRUMO001N10 Spacer, P.C. Board
SRKTO01NO02 Button, Search Support
(Silver Type) SRUMOSONOS Support
SRKTOOIN32 Button, Search
(Black Type) SRUMO001M03 Cover, Fuse P.C.
Board
SRKTOO3NO02
Button,
Repeat
31
[other
|
SRUMOO1NO3
Cover,
Fuse
P.C.
(Silver Type) areas] Board
SRKTOO3N22 Button, Repeat
(Black Type) 32 [MC] SJT345 Holder, Fuse
32 Except | SUT347 Holder, Fuse
SRKTOO1NO4 Button, Number 6~0 for (M}
(Silver Type) area
SRKTOOIN24 Button, Number 6~0
(Biack Type) SFDJHSC515-1] AC Socket
SFDJHSC0509 | AC Socket
SRQS007N02 Spring, Switch Arm )
SRUMO07N15 Guide Plate (2)
SRUPOO7NO7 Holder (2)
SRUPOO1NO8R Loading Base (1)
SRUMO07NO06 Lock Arm (1)
SRQS007N03 Spring, Lock Arm (1)
SRUMO07N17 Cover, Switch (1)
SRDJO01NO3E Connector Ass’y
(2 pin) (1)
SRUGOO7NO2 Gear, Transmission (1)
SRUGOO7NO3 Gear, Loading (1)
SRKTOO1NO5 Button, Number 1~5
(Silver Type)
SRKTOOIN25 Button, Number 1~5
(Black Type)
SRUGOO1NO1 Gear, Pulley 1
SRMHO01NO02R_ | Motor Loading (1)
SRDJOO1NO2E Connector Ass’y
(2 pin) (1)
SRGCO01NO01 Rubber, Motor (2)
SRGBO007N02 Belt, Loading Motor (1)
SFYB~5-32-P | Ball
SRGCO07N06 Rubber, Cam
OPTICAL PICK-UP DECK UNIT PARTS
SRLPOO7NO1A Optical Pick-Up Ass’y (1)
SRUMO07N22 Bracket, Optical
Pick-Up (1)
Spring, Bracket (1)
Cover, P.C. Board (1)
Optical Deck Unit
Base (1)
Motor, Pick-Up Drive (1)
Connector Ass'y
(2 pin) (1)
Cushion Rubber (1)
Holder, Motor (1)
SFDJHSC0515 | AC Socket
SRKTOO3NO1 Button, Memory
(Silver Type)
SRKTO03N21 Button, Memory
(Black Type) SRACO01NO03 Cabinet (Silver Type) (1)
SRACO01N23 Cabinet (Black Type) (1)
SRKKOO1NO5 Ornament Plate, Discc
Holder (1) SRNNOO3C01 Name Plate (1)
SRDJHLJ15401
|
Jack,
Head
Phone
(1)
SRNNOO3SO01
Name
Plate
(1)
SRNNOO3G01
Name
Plate
(1)
SRUMO002N03 Spacer (Silver Type) (1)
SRUM002N23 Spacer (Black Type) (1)
SRQS007N01
SRLCO07N03
SRNNOO3X01
Name
Plate
(1)
SRUKOO7NO2E
SRKTOO2NO2 Knob, Headphone Level
Control (Silver Type) (1) SRNNOO3PO1 Name Plate (1)
SRKTO002N22 Knob, Headphone Level
Control (Black Type) (1) SRNNOO3P02 Name Plate
SRMHO01NO1R
SRDJOO1NO1E
SRGCO07N01
SRUMO07N19
SRUMO02N04 Holder, Disc SRNNOO3RO1 Name Plate
Muminator (1)

SRTMOO7NO1A
SRDJOOINO4E
SRGCOO7NO02
SRXGOO7NO06
SRXGOO7NO7
SRQA007N03
SRQP007N01
SRTEOO7N11E
SRTEOO7NO03
SRQA010N04
SRXGOO7NO1E
SRGBOO7NO03
SRXJOO7NO1
SRUPOO7NO8
SRUPOO7NO9
SRQA007N01
SRQA007N02
SRUMO01N14
SRLHOO7N08
EMCM0201S
SRDJO01N10E
Rotary Magnet
Connector Ass’y
(4 pin)
Cushion Rubber
Rod
Rod
Spring, Rod
Spring
Turntable
Holder, Turntable
Spring, Turntable
Holder
Worm Gear
Belt, Worm Gear
Shaft, Pick-Up Guide
Holder, Shaft
Hoider, Shaft
Spring, Cushion
Rubber (Yellow)
Spring, Cushion
Rubber (Silver)
Clamper, Lead Wire
Clamper, Lead Wire
Shorting Pin
Connector Ass’y
(10 pin)
SCREWS, WASHERS AND NUTS
XNSS12
XTV3 + 10G
XTV3 + 6JFYR
SRXGO07N10
SRXGO07N51
XTV3 + 6JFZ
XTV3 + 6J
XTV3 + BJFZ
XTV3 + 14d
SRXGO01NO2
SRXGOO1N01
XWA3A
XNG3F
SFXGB20-01
SRXGO07NO2
XWE4A8BW
XTN2 + 6J
XTN3 + 8d
XXE26DSFZ
Gtw-3
SRXWO007N03
XYN3 +6S
XYC3 + CG10
SRUPOO1N10
XNG26H
XYE3 + EJ8
Nut, ¢8
Screw, ®3x 10
Screw, @3x6
Screw (Silver)
Screw (Black)
Screw, @3x6
Screw, @3x6
Screw, @3x8
Screw, @3x 14
Screw
Screw
Washer, $3
Nut, ¢3
Screw
Screw
Washer, 64
Screw, ®2x6
Screw, @3x8
Screw
Washer
Washer
Screw, @3x6
Screw, @3 x 10
Washer
Nut, 2.6
Screw, @3x 8
(1)
(1)
(4)
(1)
(1)
(2)
q)
(1)
(1)
q)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(1)
A6 [other
areas]
XYN3+C8
XUC3FZ
XSN3 4 12
XTN3+6J
XTV3 + 8G
SRXWO07N02
XTW3 + 6J
XYE3 + EJ10
Description
Screw, ®3x 8
Clio
Screw, @3x 12
Screw, @3x6
Screw, @3x 8
Washer
Screw, ®3x6
Screw, ®3x 10
SRNUOO03M01
SRNUOO3C01E
SRNUO03G01
SRNUOO3I01
SRNUOO3SOTE
SRNUOO3X01
SRNUOO3P01
SFDHCO5N01
SFDACO5M01
SFDACO5E02
SFDACO5X01
SFDACO5G02
SFDACOS5LO1
SRDAOO7L01
SFDACOSN01
SFOK!19118
QJPO603S
UM-—4NEP ~ 2P
UM-4NE-2P
PACKING PARTS
Pt
o
[MC, EF]
PI
(e)
[other
areas]
SRHP003C01
SRHPOO3M01
Instruction Book
instruction Book
Instruction Book
Instruction Book
instruction Book
Instruction Book
Instruction Book
Output Cord
AC Cord
AC Cord
AC Cord
AC Cord
AC Cord
AC Cord
AC Cord
Piug
Adaptor
Battery
Battery
Carton Box
(Silver Type)
Carton Box
(Silver Type)
PACKING
P1{M] ®:
Pi ®
[MC]
P1 ®
[EF]
Pt ®
[other
SRHPO03M21K
SRHPO03C21K
SRHP003C21
SRHPOO3M21
SRHHOO1NO1
SRHHOO1NO2
SFYH60X60
SFYF23A35
SRNZ007M03
SRHZJO2N01
Carton Box
(Black Type)
Carton Box
{Black Type)
Carton Box
{Black Type)
Carton Box
{Black Type)
Pad, Front
Pad, Rear
Polyethylene Bag,
Unit
Polyethylene Bag,
Accessories
Causion Label,
Clamp
Polyethyien Bag,
Remote Control
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT PARTS
121
122
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
128
129
129
130
[M, MC]
130
[other
URSOPP440
UR50CS437
UR50CS437A
URC180TD10A
URS50TD151
UR50T0150
URS0SB24
UR50CT147H
UR50CS438R
URS50CS43B8AR
URS50EC144C
URSOEC144B
URSOLB444
URS0OLB445
Display Panel
Top Cover
(Silver Type)
Top Cover
(Black Type)
Terminal
Terminal (-)
Terminal (+)
Cover
Button, Switch
Bottom Cover
(Silver Type)
Bottom Cover
(Black Type)
Battery Cover
(Silver Type)
Battery Cover
(Black Type)
Name Plate
Name Plate
Screw, 2.6 + 12
(Silver Type)
Screw, 2.6+ 12
(Black Type)
Nut, 62.6

m EXPLODED VIEWS
e Cabinet and chassis parts
2 S
3 ° =
a i

SL-P3 SL-P3
e Loading drive mechanism and optical deck unit parts . e Remote control unit parts
Q
m@ RESISTOR AND CAPACITORS
Notes: 1. Part numbers are indicated on most mechanical parts.
Please use this part number for parts orders.
2. Important safety notice:
Components identified by A mark have special characteristics
importnat for safety. When replacing any of these components
use only manufacturer's specified parts.
3. This ‘© mark is service standard parts and may differ from
Production parts.
4. Unless otherwise specified.
All resistors are in OHMS (Q) K = 10002, M = 1000k2
All capacitors are in MICROFARADS (uF) P= 10° uF.
Optical Servo P.C.B.
Numbering System of Resistor
Example
¢ RESISTORS
ERDS2TJ222
ERDS2TJ102
ERDS2TJ682
ERDS2TJ103
ERDS2TJ473
ERDS2TJ223
ERDS2TJ120
3
ERD:
Carbon
25
:1/4W
Capacitor
Type
Tolerance
ERG:
Metal
Oxide
|
1:
1W
|ECEA
Type
|
Others
_|
ERX
:
Metal
Film
:
Electrolytic
1A: 1H:
50V
DC
J:
+5%
ECKD : Ceramic 1C: 2H: 500V DC K : +10%
ECQM : Polyester 1E: 1 :100V Zz : +80%, —20%
ERDS2TJ
OOO
———~
smail
type
carbon
(1/4W)
ECCD
-:
Ceramic
1V:35V
AL:
125V.ac
|
P
:
+100%,
-0%
EROS2TKF OOO —~ smail type metal film «. Caramnié 1H: SOV MY: 125V AC | M : +20%
wae
iJ:
63V
KC:
400V
AC
50:
Numbering System of Capacitor
Example
ECKD
1H
102
z
F
Type Voltage Value Tolerance Peculiarity
ECEA 50 M R47 R
Type Voltage Peculiarity use Value Special use
ERDS2TJ153
ERDS2TJ682
ERDS2TJ153
ERDS2TJ561
ERDS2TJ103
lue
ERDS2TJ472 ERDS2TJ681 680
ERDS2TJ682
ERDS2TJ102 ERDS2TJ392
ERDS2TJ472
ERDS2TJ332 ERDS2TJ473
ERDS2TJ102 ERDS2TJ392
ERDS2TJ683 ERDS2TJ101
ERDS2TJ682 ERDS2TJ683
ERDS2TJ331 ERDS2Ty821
ERDS2TJ472
ERDS2TJ101
ERDS2TJ103