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Technics QUARTZ SA-160 User manual

ORDER
NO.
AD8807203C2
Service
Manual
CYUARTZ
Synthesizer
AM/FM
Stereo
Receiver
SPECIFICATIONS
(DIN
45
500)
@
AMPLIFIER
SECTION
DIN
power
output
1kHz
continuous
power
output
both
channels
driven
2x
40W
(8Q)
Total
harmonic
distortion
half
power
at
1kHz
0.07
%
(8Q)
Intermodulation
distortion
rated
power
at
60Hz:
7kHz=4:
1,
SMPTE,
8
0.5%
Power
bandwidth
both
channels
driven,
—3dB
10Hz~40kHz
(8Q)
Damping
factor
20
(89)
Input
sensitivity
and
impedance
PHONO
3mV/47kQ
CD,
VCR
1,
TAPE/VCR
2
200mV/22kQ
PHONO
maximum
input
voltage
(1kHz,
RMS)
150mV
SIN
rated
power
(80)
PHONO
68dB8
(IHF,
A:
71dB)
CD,
VCR
1,
TAPE/VCR
2
70d8
(IHF,
A:
85dB)
Frequency
response
PHONO
RIAA
standard
curve
+0.8dB
(30Hz~15kHz)
CD,
VCR
1,
TAPE/VCR
2
10Hz~70kHz
(+3dB)
5
band
graphic
equalizer
80Hz,
—-10dB~+10dB
250Hz,
—10dB~+10dB
1kHz,
—10dB~+10dB
4kHz,
~10dB~+10dB
Receiver
SA-160
Color
(K)...Black
Type
Area
Continental
Europe.
Holland.
Australia.
F.R.
Germany.
@
FM
TUNER
SECTION
Frequency
range
87.50~
108.00
MHz
Sensitivity
S/N
30dB
1.5uV
(75Q)
S/N
26dB
1.3uV
(75Q)
SIN
20dB
1.2uV
(75Q)
IHF
usable
sensitivity
1.5yV
(IHF
'58,
75Q)
IHF
46dB
stereo
quieting
sensitivity
22yuV/75Q0O
Total
harmonic
distortion
MONO
0.2%
STEREO
0.3%
SIN
MONO
60d8
(75dB,
IHF)
STEREO
58dB
(71dB,
IHF)
20Hz~15kHz,
+1dB~
—2dB
+400kHz,
65dB
Frequency
response
Alternate
channel
selectivity
Loudness
control
(volume
at
—30dB)
50Hz,
+9dB
Output
voltage
VCR
1,
TAPE/VCR
2
REC OUT
200mV
Channel
balance,
250
Hz~6,
300
Hz
+1dB
Channel
separation
55dB
:
Headphones
output
level
and
impedance
380
mV/330Q0
Load
impedance
MAIN
or
REMOTE
4Q~160
MAIN
and
REMOTE
8N~160
12.5kHz,
—-10dB~
+10dB
Technics
Capture
ratio
1.0dB
Image
rejection
at
98
MHz
40dB
IF
rejection
at
98
MHz
70dB
Spurious
response
rejection
at
98
MHz
70dB
AM
suppression
50dB
Stereo
separation
1kHz
40dB
10kHz
30dB
Carrier
leak
19kHz
—30dB
(—35dB,
IHF)
38kHz
—45dB
(—50dB,
IHF)
Channel
balance
(250
Hz~6,
300
Hz)
+1.5dB
Limiting
point
1.2uV
Bandwidth
IF
amplifier
180
kHz
FM
demodulator
1000
kHz
Antenna
terminals
75Q
(unbalanced)
Matsushita
Electric
Trading
Co.,
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
288,
Central
Osaka
Japan
SA-160
@
AM
TUNER
SECTION
Frequency
range
522~1611kHz
(9kHz-steps)
530~
1620
kHz
(10kHz-steps)
Power
supply
For
Australia
AC
50Hz/60Hz,
240V
For
continental
Europe
AC
50Hz/60Hz,
220V
Sensitivity
(S/N
20dB)
20uV,
330nV/m
Dimensions
(W
x
H
x
D)
430
x
97
x
288mm
Selectivity
at
999kHz
55dB
(16-15/16"
x
3-13/16”
x
11-3/16")
Image
rejection
at
999kHz
40dB
Weight
5.1kg
(11.2
Ib.)
IF
rejection
at
999kHz
55dB
Notes:
1.
Total
harmonic
distortion
is
measured
by
the
digital
spectrum
analyzer
(H.P.
3045
system).
M@
GENERAL
2.
Specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
Power
consumption
250W
Weight
and
dimensions
are
approximate.
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ACCESSORIES
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FM
indoor
antenna
(1)
(SSA269M
[XL])
(SPB1161)
(SSA270M
[EX,
EH,
EG))
¢
AM
loop
antenna
(1)
*
AM
antenna
holders
(2)
(SMA233-1M)
(SMA231M)
‘ie
fan
(B)
*
AC
power
supply
cord
(1)
(SFDACO5E03
{EX,
EH)])
(SJA173
[XL])
¢
Screws
(2)
S
8
(XTN3
+
10AFZ)
Note:
Configuration
of
AC
power
supply
cord
and
FM
indoor
antenna
differs
according
to
area.
Mi
CONNECTIONS
TO
EQUIPMENT
“PHONO”
terminals
Connect
a
turntable.
Note:
For
remote-contro!
operation,
be
sure
to
“VCR
1”
terminals
Connect
a
video
cassette
recorder
or
an
audio
tape
deck
etc.
(Refer
to
the
operat-
ing
instructions
of
VCR,
etc.)
Video
cassette
recorder
(option)
connect
the
ground
wire
correctly.
Turntable
(option)
ae
ers
EES
2
(GND)
(R)
(L)
Ground
wire
(option)
Stereo
connection
cable
(option)
(GND)
(R)
(L)
iN
CD
REC
PLAY
REC
PLAY
OUT
BACK
OUT
Stereo
connection
Stereo
connection
cable
(option)
(R)
(UY
(A)
AUDIO
OUT
(O(ROR)
TT
“ORO
A)
cables
(option)
AC
power
supply
cord
(included)
The
configuration
of
the
AC
outlet
and
AC
power
supply
cord
differs
according
to
area.
Stereo
connection
cables
(option)
This
unit
Lolo
[ol
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2]
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a
(RL)
LINE
OUT
b
ie
Compact
disc
player
(option)
“CD”
terminals
Connect
a
compact
disc
player.
LINE
IN
Tape
deck
(option)
“TAPE/VCR
2”
terminals
Connect
a
tape
deck
or
second
VCR.
“SPEAKERS”
terminals
mw
Load
impedance:
MAIN
and
REMOTE
:
8~169
MAIN
or
REMOTE
:
4~160
LINE
OUT
m@
“REMOTE”
terminals
For
connection
to
a
second
pair
of
speakers.
®
Twist
the
core
of
the
speaker
wires.
2
@
Lift
up
the
lever,
and
insert
the
core
until
it
Can
no
longer
be
seen.
@
Press
down
the
lever,
and
pull
the
cord
gently
to
be
sure
that
it
is
secure.
@
10
mm
+
*T
(13/32")
=
Twist
ack
Notes:
1.
To
prevent
damage
to
circuitry,
never
short-circuit
positive
(+)
and
negative
(—)
speaker
terminals.
2.
Be
sure
to
only
connect
positive
(+)
cords
to
positive
(+)
terminals,
and
negative
(—)
cords
to
negative
(—)
terminals.
3.
Connections
of
speaker
wires
should
be
made
before
connecting
the
AC
power
supply
cords.
SA-160
@
FRONT
PANEL
CONTROLS
AND
FUNCTIONS
Amplifier
section
Audio
input
selector/frequency
display
(audio
input
selector/frequency)
[4]
7}
[8]
[memory]
s
___
stereo
(2)
pal
a
FM
fi
Lt
[|
Mrz
tuner
matrix
{loudness}
[quartz
lock
Tape
indicator
(TAPE)
Loudness
indicator
(loudness)
Power
switch
(power
)
Equalizer
controls
(graphic
equalizer)
These
controls
are
used
to
adjust
the
levels
within
each
frequency
band.
The
levels
can
be
varied
continuously
over
a
range
of
+10
dB~
—
10
GB.
By
sliding
the
controls
at
each
of
the
indicated
frequencies
in
the
‘‘+”
direction,
the
frequencies
in
that
band
are
boosted,
and
by
sliding
them
in
the
“—"'
direction,
the
frequencies
in
that
band
are
attenuated.
Loudness
switch
(loudness)
Set
to
the
“on”
position
(The
loudness
indicator
will
it
luminate.)
when
listening
to
music
at
low
volume.
Auditory
perception
of
sound
in
the
low
frequency
range
falls
off
at
low
volume
but
when
the
switch
is
in
this
position,
this
deficiency
is
compensated
for,
so
that
the
full
impact
of
the
musical
per-
formance
can
be
enjoyed.
Balance
control
(balance)
Voiume-control
(volume)
Headphones
jack
(phones)
Speaker
selectors
(speakers)
These
selectors
are
used
to
switch
the
speaker
systems
ON
and
OFF.
Input
selectors
(input
selector)
These
selectors
are
used
to
select
the
sound
source
Tape-monitor
switch
(monitor)
Press
this
button
to
listen
to
tape.
No
other
sources
selected
by
the
input
selector
can
be
heard
while
the
to
be
heard,
such
as
a
disc,
radio
broadcast,
etc.
tape
indicator
is
illuminated.
To
listen
to
some
other
source,
press
this
The
selected
sound
is
shown
on
the
audio
input
button
once
again.
selector/frequency
display.
Tuner
section
Signal-strength
indicators
(signal
strength)
These
indicators
show
the
relative
strength
of
broadcast
signals
being
received
by
the
antenna.
The
best
condition
for
reception,
for
FM
and
AM,
is
when
the
indicators
illuminate
completely
to
the
top.
FM
stereo
indicator
(stereo)
This
indicator
automatically
illuminates
when
an
FM
stereo
broadcast
is
being
received.
Note:
it
will
not
illuminate
if
the
FM
mode
selector
is
pressed.
Memory
indicator
(memory)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
memory
button
is
pressed.
Quartz-lock
5
[memory]
=
indicator
Preset
channel
RED
Aes
(quartz
lock)
matrix
display
rm
LILA,
This
indicator
(tuner
matrix)
tuner
matrix
quartz
lock
—
illuminates
when
tuned
precisely
to
an
FM
or
AM
station.
FM
mode
selector
(FM
mode)
Memory
button
(memory)
This
unit
automatically
switches
to
the
stereo
mode
This
button
is
used
when
preset
memory
setting
of
the
when
a
stereo
broadcast
is
received.
Press
this
preset-tuning
buttons
is
made.
selector
to
listen
in
the
monaural
mode.
The
stereo
indicator
will
not
illuminate
in
the
monaural
mode.
Preset
tuning
buttons
(1
~0)
(24
channel
random
preset
tuning)
These
buttons
are
used
to
preset
FM
and
AM
broadcast
frequen-
cies
into
the
memory
of
this
unit,
and
are
also
pressed
to
select
the
desired
preset
frequencies.
Note:
The
buttons
marked
[3)
~
[6]
are
also
used
to
listen
to
radio
broad-
casts
arranged
in
convenient
groups.
Group
select
button
(select)
Assort-mode
select
button
(assort)
Change-mode
select
button
(change)
Memory-scan/group-search
button
(-M.
scan/—group
search)
Character-input/tuning
buttons
(character/tuning)
RT
s
scmtinedaiepsiliaullonpelaniaseand
phones,
Band
selectors
(band
selector)
FM
-AM
input
satector
FM:
Press
this
button
'to
listen
to
an
FM
broadcast.
AM:
Press
this
button
to
listen
to
an
AM
broadcast.
allocation:
When
the
AMbutton
is
pressed
for
about
4
seconds,
the
AM
frequency
step
will
change
to
10
kHz
per
step.
(This
step
is
set
to
9
kHz
before
shipment.)
In
order
to
return
to
the
original
frequency
indication,
press
this
button
for
about
4
seconds
again.
SA-160
@
DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
“ATTENTION
SERVICER”
Some
chassis
components
may
have
sharp
edges.
Be
careful
when
disassembling
and
servicing.
Ref.
No.
Ref.
No.
How
to
remove
the
power
SW
P.C.B.
and
aaah
gcc
speakers
SW/headphones
P.C.B.
1
e
Remove
the
5
screws
(Q~@).
Procedure
1-2-3
¢
How
to
remove
the
power
SW
P.C.B.
1.
Remove
the
power
SW
knob.
2.
Remove
the
1
screw
(@).
3.
Release
the
tab.
¢
How
to
remove
the
speakers
SW/headphones
P.C.B.
1.
Remove
the
1
screw
(@).
Cabinet
Screwdriver
acto
How
to
remove
the
front
panel
Procedure
1-2
1.
Remove
the
4
screws
(@~®).
2.
Remove
the
flat
cable
(J501).
How
to
remove
the
FL
P.C.B.
Procedure
1-2-4
1.
Remove
the
3
screws
(@~®).
2.
Release
the
tab.
(No
1
side)
White
line
(2)
pul
/
push
|
Connector
SA-160
SA-160
Ref.No.
|
How
to
remove
the
tuner
P.C.B.
Ref.
No.
Ref.No.
|
How
toremove
the
volume
control
P.C.B.
|
Ref.
No.
;
and
main
P.C.B.
How
toremove
the
power
tc.
and
balance
control
P.C.B.
8
How
to
remove
the
key
switch
P.C.B.
Procedure
Procedure
Procedure
Procedure
1.
Remove
the
12
screws
(9~@®).
1.
Unsolder
the
power
IC.
¢
How
to
remove
the
volume
control
P.C.B.
1.
Remove
the
2
screws
(@,
@)
and
remove
the
2.
Remove
the
tuner
P.C.B.
and
main
P.C.B.
2.
Remove
the
2
screws
(@,
@).
1.
Remove
the
volume
control
knob.
P.C.B.
holder.
2.
Remove
the
nut.
2.
Remove
the
2
screws
(@,
©).
3.
Release
the
Tabs.
¢
How
to
remove
the
balance
control
P.C.B.
1.
Remove
the
balance
control
knob.
2.
Remove
the
2
screws
(@,
@).
Volume
control
P.C.B.
Unsolder
the
power
IC
Balance
control
holder
Note:
When
mounting
the
power
IC,
apply
silicon
terminal
compound
(SZZOL15)
to
the
rear
of
the
power
IC.
Balance
Volume
control
knob
control
knob
How
to
check
the
main
P.C.B.
1.
Remove
the
4
screws
(@~®)
in
above
figure.
2.
Remove
the
9
screws
(@~@).
3.
Remove
the
bottom
chassis
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
(Q).
Mi
PROTECTION
CIRCUITRY
The
protection
circuitry
may
have
operated
if
either
of
the
following
conditions
is
noticed:
If
this
occurs,
follow
the
procedure
outlines
below:
1.
Turn
off
the
power.
¢
No
sound
is
heard
when
the
power
is
turned
on.
e
Sound
stops
during
a
performance.
The
function
of
this
circuitry
is
to
prevent
circuitry
damage
if,
for
example,
the
positive
and
negative
speaker
connection
wires
are
“shorted”,
or
if
speaker
systems
with
an
impedance
less
than
the
indicated
rated
impedance
of
the
amplifier
are
used.
2.
Determine
the
cause
of
the
problem
and
correct
it.
3.
Turn
on
the
power
once
again
after
one
minute.
Note:
When
the
protection
circuitry
functions,
the
unit
will
not
operate
unless
the
power
is
first
turned
off
and
then
on
again.
M@
BEFORE
REPAIR
AND
ADJUSTMENT
1.
Turn
off
the
power,
discharge
both
power
supply
2.
After
completion
of
repair,
slowly
apply
the
primary
capacitors
(C701,
C702
4700yF)
through
a
109
5W
voltage
by
using
a
variac
to
avoid
over
current.
resistor
to
ground.
Do
not
short
between
C701
and
Current
consumption
at
50Hz/60Hz
in
no
signal
C702.
It
may
damage
the
capacitors.
mode
should
by
shown
with
respect
to
supply
voltage
220V/240V.
Power
supply
voltage
Bottom
chassis
50/60
Hz
120~320mA
|
100~300mA
Mi
MEASUREMENTS
AND
ADJUSTMENTS
mFM
Control
positions
and
equipment
used
¢
FM
signal
generator
(FM-SG).
Stereo
modulator
*
Distortion
analyser
¢
Oscilloscope
eAC
and
DC
electronic
voitmeter
(EVM)
e
Frequency
counter
¢Choke
coil
(100yH)
¢
Resistor
(100
kQ)
Note:
For
2201,
Z202,
L321,
L322
and
L324,
adjusted
parts
are
supplied.
So,
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