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ORDER
NO.
§D8012-1811
ervice
Manual
FM/AM
Stereo
Receiver
SA-222
[M],
[MC]
Areas
*
[M]
is
available
in
U.S.A.
*
[MC]
is
available
in
Canada.
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
_
Specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice
for
further
improvement.
I
}
Subsonic
filter
30
Hz,
—6
dB/oct.
(
He
78)
Loudness
control
(volume
at
—30
dB)
50
Hz,
+9
dB
@
AMPLIFIER
SECTION
Low
frequency
damping
factor
30
(8
ohms)
15
(4
ohms)
eat
<
Load
impedance
Rated
minimum
sine
wave
RMS
power
output
MAIN
or
REMOTE
4246
Shine
20
Hz~20
kHz
both
channels
driven
MAIN
and
REMOTE
8~16
ohms
0.04%
total
harmonic
distortion
30W
per
channel
(8
ohms)
@
FM
TUNER
SECTION
1
kHz
continuous
power
output
both
channels
driven
Frequency
range
87.9~
107.9
MHz
0.04%
total
harmonic
distortion
Sensitivity
10.8
dBf
(1.9
uV,
IHF
'58)
33W
per
channel
(8
ohms)
50
dB
quieting
sensitivity
35W
per
channel
(4
ohms)
MONO
13.7
dBf
(2.7
uV
IHF
'58)
Dynamic
headroom
0.7
dB
(8
ohms)
STEREO
37.2
dBf
(39.7
uV
IHF
'58)
Total
harmonic
distortion
Total
harmonic
distortion
rated
power
at
20
Hz~20
kHz
0.04%
(8
ohms)
100
Hz
0.15%
(MONO),
0.2%
(STEREO)
half
power
at
20
Hz~20
kHz
0.025%
(8
ohms)
1
kHz
0.15%
(MONO),
0.2%
(STEREO)
half
power
at
1
kHz
0.009%
(8
ohms)
6
kHz
0.3%
(MONO),
0.3%
(STEREO)
SMPTE
intermodulation
distortion
0.04%
(8
ohms)
S/N
PHONO
RIAA
standard
curve
+0.8
dB
MONO
75
dB
TUNER,
AUX,
TAPE
5
Hz~70
kHz,
—3
dB
STEREO
70
dB
20
Hz~20
kHz,
+0.2
dB,
—0.2
dB
Frequency
response
20
Hz~15
kHz,
+1
dB
—2
dB
Input
sensitivity
Alternate
channel
selectivity
70
dB
PHONO
0.5
mV
(2.5
mV,
IHF
'66)
Capture
ratio
4.2dB
TAPE
30
mV
(150
mV,
IHF
'66)
image
rejection
at
98
MHz
55
dB
S/N
(IHF,
A)
IF
rejection
at
98
MHz
75
dB
PHONO
75
dB
(80
dB,
IHF
’66)
Spurious
response
rejection
at
98
MHz
82 dB
TUNER,
AUX,
TAPE
80
dB
(95
dB, IHF
'66)
AM
suppression
55
dB
Maximum
input
voltage
Stereo
separation
PHONO
120
mV
(130
mV,
1
kHz)
1
kHz
42
dB
Input
impedance
10
kHz
32
dB
PHONO
47
kilohms
Carrier
leak
TAPE
22
kilohms
19
kHz
~38
dB
Tone
controls
38
kHz
~60
dB
BASS
50
Hz,
+10
dB~
-10
dB
Antenna
terminals
300
ohms
(balamced)
TREBLE
20
kHz,
+10
dB~
-10
dB
75
ohms
(unbaamced)
Panasonic
Company
Panasonic
Hawaii,
Inc.
Panasonic
Canada
Ti
nh
=
Division
of
Matsushita
Electric
320
Waiakamilo
Road,
Honolulu,
Division
of
Matsushita
Electric,
ec
nics
Corporation
of
America
Hawaii
96817
of
Canada
Ltd.
One
Panasonic
Way,
Secaucus,
5770
Ambler
Drive,
New
Jersey
07094
Mississauga,
Ontario
L4W
2T3
@
AM
TUNER
SECTION
Frequency
range
Sensitivity
Selectivity
Image
rejection
at
1000
kHz
IF
rejection
at
1000
kHz
@
GENERAL
Power
consumption
Power
supply
530~
1620
kHz
30
wV,
300
uwV/m
55
dB
50
dB
40
dB
185W
AC
120V,
60
Hz
m@
CONTENTS
Page
LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS........2...
2.0
ee
eee
2,3
DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
..............-..
3~6
ADJUSTING
INSTRUCTIONS.
............-0.000.
6,7
ADJUSTING
POINTS
..
0.0...
pee
ee
ee
et
ns
8
BLOCK
DIAGRAM.
........
0.00.
ee
eee eee
eee
9,10
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
(Electric
Parts).......
11,
12,
24
m
LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
Quartz-lock
indicator
(up)
Tuning—{
down)
Analog
frequency
meter—
Band
(AM)
selectos
tse
Headphones
jack
al
(remote)
Speaker
selectors
(bass)
Tone
controls
ar
ble)
re
Automatic-scan
430
x
120
x
300
mm
(16-15/16"
x
4-23/32”
x
11-13/16")
5.9
kg
(13
tb.)
Dimensions
(WxHxD)
Weight
Note:
This
unit
is
equipped
with
an
FM/AM
allocation
selector
on
the
rear
panel.
The
specifications
shown
above
are
correct
with
this
selector
set
to
the
“FM
0.2
MHz/AM
10
kHz”
position.
If it
is
set
to
the
“FM
0.05
MHz/AM
9
kHz”
position,
however,
the
FM
frequency
range
becomes
87.50~108.00
MHz,
and
the
AM
frequency
becomes
522~1611
kHz.
Weights
and
dimensions
shown
are
approximate.
Page
PRINTED
CIRCUIT
BOARD
Tuner
circuit
&
Equalizer
circuit.
............5-
13,
14
FM/AM
preset
tuning
circuit
...........0.
000%
15,
16
Main
amplifier
circuit...
........0000
ec
cence
17,18
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
...........2-0220
00
19
~
23
EXPLODED
VIEWS
.....
2...
.
ce ee
ee
eee
25
~
27
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
(Cabinet
&
Chassis
Parts)...
.
.
28
Memory
gE
FM
stereo
indicator
(
Lon,
=
off
manual)
Digital
frequency
meter
Memory
indicator
Signal-Strength
indicators
(aux)
funert-tnoe
selectors
(phono)
Volume
control
(tape
2)
Tape-monitor
(tape
1
Paslactore
Loudness
(goff,
=on)
Balance
control
—Preset-tuning
Subsonic
filter
(m
off,
=
on)
FM
muting/FM
mode
(
mon/FM
auto,
=
off/FM
mono)
FM/AM
allocation
selector
AM
antenna
FM
0.05MHz
|
0.2MHz
STEP
terminal
AM
=
9kHz
10kHz
STEP
Outlets
(unswitched)
AM
ferrite-bar
antenna
ep
m
-
ee
vain
speaker
terminals
FM
antenna
aw
Oe
qe
g
é
=
Remote
-
speaker
terminals
inals
75Q.
termina
—
Ground
Battery
Phono
input
(Playback)
(Memory
reserve)
Aux
input
(Rec
out)
Tape
24
(Playback)
Tape
1
(Rec
out)
Power
transformer
Tuner
circuit
P.C.B.
Main
amplifier
pk
circuitP.C.B.
La
Equalizer
circuit
P.C.B.
Analog
frequency
meter
ao
fz}
Stereo
eye
driver
circuit
P.C.B.
m@
DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
e
How
to
remove
the
cabinet
1.
Remove
the
8
setscrews
(Fig.
1:
@~@®)
on
the
side
and
3
setscrews
(Fig.
1:
@~
@)
on
the
back
of
the
cabinet.
2.
Remove
the
cabinet.
(Fig.
1]
e
How
to
remove
the
bottom
board
1.
Remove
the
8
setscrews
(Fig.
2:
@~
@)
of
the
bottom
board.
@
2.
Remove
the
bottom
board.
driver
P.C.B.
Stereo
eye
'
®
je
Front
panel
Lead
connector
[Fig.
3]
e
How
to
remove
the
FM/AM
preset
tuning
printed
circuit
board
and
the
analog
frequency
meter
1.
Remove
the
cabinet.
2.
Remove
the
6
setscrews
(Fig.
2
and
3:
@
~
@)
of
the
front
panel.
3.
Move
the
front
panel
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
@
in
Fig.
3.
4.
Open
the
‘ead
holder’’
of
the
lead
conector
and
pull
out
the
lead
wire
of
the
arrow
@)
in
Fig. 3.
5.
Remove
the
2
lock
pins
(Fig.
3
:
@
,
@)
to
detach
the
stereo
eye
driver
printed
circuit
board.
6.
Remove
the
3
setscrews
(Fig.
4
:
@
~
@))
to
detach
the
FM/AM
preset
tuning
printed
circuit
board.
7.
Remove
the
2
setscrews
(Fig.
5
:
@)
,
@)
to
detach
the
analog
frequency
meter
in
direction
of
the
arrow@,
and
2
lugs
(Reflector
bracket
of
left
and
right
side)
to
detach
the
reflector
bracket
from
the
analog
frequency
meter
in
direction
of
the
arrow
®.
[4]
f°
Tr
7
[Fig.
2]
FM/AM
preset
tuning
Stereo
eye
circuit
P.C.B.
driver
P.C.B.
Front
panel
[Fig.
4]
Front
chassis
Analog
frequency
meter
Reflector
Pilot
lamp
bracket
[Fig.
5]
e@
How
to
remove
the
power
!IC
@
1.
Remove
the
cabinet
and
bottom
board.
(Refer
to
os
‘How
to
remove
the
cabinet,’’
and
‘‘How
to
remove
@
the
bottom
board."’)
SS
ee
a
2.
Remove
the
4
setscrews
(Fig.
6
:
@
~
@)
to
detach
the
power
transformer
from
rear
panel
in
the
direc-
tion
of
the
arrow
@.
Unsolder
of
power
IC.
4.
Remove
the
2
setscrews
(Fig.
6
:
@
,
@)
used
to
secure
the
power
IC
on
the
heat
sink,
and
then
pull
the
power
IC.
5.
When
mounting
the
power
IC,
apply
silicone
com-
pound
(or
equivalent
heat
diffuser)
to
the
rear
side
of
power
IC,
and
then
follow
the
steps
1
~
4
reversely.
w
Power
transformer
[Fig.
6]
e
How
to
replace
chips
(resistor,
capacitor
and
jumper)
1.
Unsolder
from
chip
by
using
solder
sucker.
2.
Remove
chip
with
tweezers
by
rotating
it
while
remov-
ing
solder
as
shown
in
Fig.
7.
3.
Solder
circuit
board
first
and
then
solder
chip
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
as
shown
in
Fig.
8.
Notes:
1.
Do
not
use
chip
again
which
is
removed
from
printed
circuit
board.
2.
Use
lead
wire
with
insulator
for
replacement
instead
of
pee
chip
jumper.
z
Tweezers
_
Soldering
Color
Original
Parts
Name
Unsolder
Black
Chip
Resistor
and
Jumper
Brown,
White
or
Green
Chip
Capacitor
e
Note
for
replacing
chips
1.
Do
not
heat
chips
more
than
three
(3)
seconds.
2.
Be
careful
not
to
damage
the
electrode
of
chips.
replacing
chips.
e
Precautions
for
repair
Soldering
Chip
iron
by
oscilloscope.
Solder
ment
to
IC
terminals.
Rear
panel
Heat
sink
Power
IC
3.
Use
soldering
iron
(less
than
60W)
and
tweevers
for
When
frequency
is
not
indicated,
FL
(display
tuse),
FL
driver,
digit
circuit,
and
micro-computer
must
be
ch
ecked
In
this
case,
take
care
not
to
allow
short
circuit
between
IC
terminals
or
application
of
voltage
from
measuring
j
nstru-
*
Since
standardized
parts
are
mentioned
in
the
parts
list,
they
are
sometimes
different
in
Part
No.
and
Color
from
the
product
parts.
Color
Product
Part
No.
ft
Silver
Black
Red
Black
Gold
Gold
Black
Gold
Type
Figure
No.
XTB4+8FFN
XTB3+10BFZ
XTW3+12HFYR
XTB3+8BFZ
XTB3+10B
XTW3+10H
XYA4+FF
10FZ
XTW3+16H
4x
8mm,
Tapping
3x
10mm,
Tapping
3x
12mm,
Tapping
(With
plain
washer)
3x
8mm,
Tapping
3x
10mm,
Tapping
3
x
10
mm,
Tapping
(With
plain
washer)
4x
10mm,
(With
spring
washer
&
plain
washer)
OB)
O|
BD)
GB)
GB)
B|
@1®
3
x
16
mm,
Tapping
(With
plain
washer)
m@
ADJUSTING
INSTRUCTIONS
Note:
AM
OSC
Coil
(L202)
and
AM
2nd
IFT
(T202)
have
been
already
adjusted,
and
require
no
adjustment.
[
AM
TUNER
ADJUSTMENT
|
Setting
and
Equipment
used
.
ACand
DC
electronic
voltmeters
(VT
VM)
.
AM
signal
generator
(AM-SG)
.
Maintain
line
voltage
at
120
volts.
.
Output
of
signal
generator
should
be
no
higher
than
necessary
to
obtain
an
output
reading.
.
Pull
the
AM
ferrite-bar
antenna
(L201)
outward.
.
Set
input
selector
to
‘tuner’
position.
Use
a
non-metal
screwdriver
for
the
adjustment.
Set
FM-AM
muting/mode
switch
to
‘‘on/FM
auto”
position.
Set
band
selector
to
‘‘AM”'
position.
Set
tape
monitor
switch
to
‘source’
position.
Set
speaker
selector
to
‘‘main”
position.
Set
automatic-scan
switch
to
“off"’
position.
Set
FM/AM
allocation
selector
to
“‘0.2MHz/10kHz”’
position.
AM
SIGNAL
GENERATOR
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
FREQUENCY
PARTS
PREPARATIONS
ADJUSTED
ADJUSTING
PROCEDURE
CONNECTION
AM-IF
ADJUSTMENT
Connect
AM-SG
to
AM
antenna
terminal
through
220pF
capacitor.
Common
to
chassis.
(Powerful
input)
450kHz
(30%
mod.
with
400Hz)
Connect
AC
VTVM
or
scope
to
“‘Speaker"’
terminals
of
the
set.
Frequency
of
non-inter-
ference
a
pene
T201
(1st
IFT)
.
Adjust
the
input
frequency
and
adjustment
points
so
that
the
output
becomes
maximum.
ANALOG
FREQUENCY
METER
ADJUSTMENT
‘*
Set
b
and
selector
to
‘‘FM”
position.
No-Signal
90.1MHz
Connect
DC
VTVM
to
ay
terminal.
L4
(FM
OSC
Coil)
1.
Adjust
L4
so
that
voltage
measured
by
DC
voltmeter
is
4.49
+
0,05V.
No-Signal
Connect
DC
VTVM
SOG
Mie
to
terminal.
CT1
(FM
OSC
Trimmer)
.
Adjust
CT1
so
that
voltage
measured
by
DC
voltmeter
is
10.71
+
0.05V.
No-Signal
100.1MHz
VR102
(Frequency
meter)
.
Adjust
VR102
so
that
the
frequency
meter
indicates
100.1MHz.
(Refer
to
Fig.
13)
No-Signal
107.9MHz
VR102
(Frequency
meter)
2.
.
Adjust
VR102
so
that
the
frequency
meter
indicates
107.9MHz.
(Refer
to
Fig.
12)
Repeat
steps
(4)
and
(5).
AM-RF
ADJUSTMENT
‘*
Set
band
selector
to
“AM”
position.
No-Signal
Connect
DC
VTVM
1100kHz
to
Mi)
terminal.
CT202
(AM
OSC
Trimmer)
.
Adjust
CT202
so
that
the
frequency
meter
indicates
1100kHz.
(Refer
to
Fig.
12)
.
If
it
is
not
adjustable,
set
the
frequency
to
530kHz
and
adjust
L202
(AM
OSC
Coil)
so
that
the
voltage
of
TP1
is
1.2+
0.05V.
.
Next,
set
the
frequency
to
1500kHz
and
make
sure
that
the
range
is
within
@
of
Fig.
13.
If
it is
not
within
the
range,
perform
the
adjustments
of
steps
1
and
3
again.
Step
No.
10
11
12
AM
SIGNAL
GENERATOR
CONNECTION
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
1___
FREQUENCY
PREPARATIONS
PARTS
ADJUSTED
ADJUSTING
PROCEDURE
AM-RF
ADJUSTMENT
Connect
AM-SG
to
AM
antenna
terminal
through
200pF
capacitor.
Common
to
chassis.
(Weak
input)
610kHz
(30%
Mod.
with
400Hz)
610kHz
Connect
AC
VTVM
terminals
of
the
set.
to
scope
to
‘‘Speaker”’
L201
(ANT
Coil)
.
Adjust
for
maximum
output.
.
Adjust
ferrite
core
of
L201
by
screwdriver.
1500kHz
(30%
Mod.
with
400Hz)
FM
TUNER
ADJUSTMENT
Equipment
used
FM
signal
generator
(FM-SG)
.
Stereo
modulator
.
Distortion
analyser
.
Oscilloscope
.
ACand
DC
electronic
voltmeters
(VTVM).
.
Frequency
counter
(19kHz
and
108MHz
measurable).
FM300Q
dummy
antenna
(Fig.
9)
.
Connect
AC
VTVM
.
Adjust
for
maximum
output.
To
SG
|
(SG
imp.
752)
CT201
(ANT
Trimmer)
1500kHz
.
Repeat
step
(7)
until
the
frequency
correctly
matches
the
dial
display.
to
scope
to
‘‘Speaker”’
terminals
of
the
set.
*
Preparation
of
FM
signal
generator
(FM-SG)
1.
Connect
stereo
modulator
to
FM-SG.
2.
Apply
SG
output
to
antenna
terminal
of
the
set
through
3000
FM
dummy
antenna.
3.
The
standard
input
of
the
set
is
60dB
(1mV),
400Hz
100%
modulation
(Because
of
using
dummy
antenna,
SG
output
must
be
12dB
plus
(IHF).
That
is,
when
input
is
60dB,
SG
output
is
to
be
72dB.
Setting
.
Setband
selector
to
‘‘FM”’
position.
.
Other
setting
are
the
same
as
in
AM
tuner
adjustment.
AM
SIGNAL
GENERATOR
|
CONNECTION
FREQUENCY
|
PARTS
ADJUSTMENT
DISPLAY
FREQUENCY
ADJUSTING
PROCEDURE
PREPARATIONS
FM-IF
ADJUSTMENT
No-Signal
Connect
DC
VTVM
between
[§GEIOA
and
through
choke
Adjust
T101
core
so
that
voltage
measured
in
signal
mode
is
OV
in
300mV
range.
100.
1MHz
T101
(Discri.
IFT)
coil.
(Refer
to
Fig.
10)
FM
RF
ADJUSTMENT
Connect
FM-SG
to
FM
antenna
terminal
through
3000
FM
dummy
antenna.
90.1MHz
(100%
Mod.
with
400Hz)
Weak
input
90.1MHz
Connect
scope
to
“Speaker’’
terminals
of
the
set.
Connect
FM-SG
to
FM
antenna
terminal
through
3000,
FM
dummy
antenna.
(Apply
16dB
to
antenna
terminal)
100.
1MHz
(100%
Mod.
with
400Hz)
ea
L1
(FM
ANT
Coil)
L2
(FM
DET
Coil)
T1
(FM
IFT)
.
Check
step
(2)
and
if
it
is
deflected
readjust
of
L4.
.
Add
weak
input
so
that
noise
is
included
in
the
output
wave
form.
.
Make
the
adjustment
so
that
the
output
wave
form
is
vertically
symmetrical.
(Refer
to
Fig.
11)
.
Check
step
(3)
and
if it is
deflected
readjust
of
CT1.
FM
MUTING
LEVEL
ADJUSTMENT
100.1MHz
Connect
AC
VTVM
or
scope
to
‘’Speaker”’
terminals
of
the
set.
re
VR101(Muting
level)
.
Set
the
FM
muting/FM
mode
switch
to
“‘off/mono”.
.
With
the
FM
muting/FM
mode
switch
set
to
“‘on/auto”
adjust
VR101
so
that
the
output
is
given
with
muting
condition
released.
FM
MPX
PILOT
(VCO)
ADJUSTMENT
Connect
FM-SG
to
FM
antenna
terminal
through
300Q
FM
dummy
antenna.
100.
1MHz
(Non-
modulated)
100.1MHz
Connect
frequency
counter
to
Mggeyeh}
terminal
through
resistor
(100kQ)
STEREO
VR301
(VCO)
.
Set
the
FM
muting/FM
mode
switch
to
‘‘on/auto”.
.
Adjust
VR301
to
19kHz
+
30Hz.
DISTORTION
ADJUSTMENT
Connect
FM-SG
to
FM
antenna
terminal
through
3000
FM
dummy
antenna.
(Pilot
10%
Mod.
stereo
signal)
100.1MHz
(100%
Mod.
with
400Hz)
(L
mode)
100.1MHz
Connect
distortion
analyser
to
‘‘Speaker”’
terminals
of
the
set.
T1
(IFT)
.
Set
the
FM
muting/FM
mode
switch
to
‘‘on/auto”’.
.
Re-adjust
the
already
adjusted
T1
within
+
90°
from
the
preset
core
position
so
that
the
distortion
of
L
ch
is
minimized.
Frequency
meter
|
‘re
OC
VTVM
COIL
(1\OOpH)
(SLOXI0I
-
20)
112.50
|
fe}
1To
Receiver
1600
|
Noise
3002
FM
Dummy
Antenna
AF
output
wave
form
[Fig.
9]
[Fig.
10]
(Fig.
11]
Pointer
(When
1500kHz)
(When
1100kHz)
(When
107.9MHz)
(When
100.1MHz)
[Fig.
12]
[Fig.
13]
ADJUSTING
POINTS
AM
Antenna
AM
OSC
AM
Antenna
coil
trimmer
trimmer
[L201
|
201
AM
OSC
Pull
out
FM
Antenna
coil
AM-IF
(Ist)
FM
Detector
coil
MPX
VCO
adj.
AM-IF
(2nd)
T202
FM
OSC
trimmer
FRONT
m
BLOCK
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Signal
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on/FM
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|
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|
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FM
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Buffer
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power
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FM/AM
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equalizer
amp.
Control
Stereo
memor:
KEY-BOARD
ImNI71
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tuner
circuit
Preset
“Hi
Tuning
FM
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Memory
FM/AM
selection
Power
transformer
Rectifier
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display
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REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST...Electric
Parts
.
aes
Silicate
side
Ne
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as
aR
tag
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Notes:
1.
Part
numbers
are
indicated
on
most
mechanical
parts.
Please
use
this
part
number
for
parts
orders,
Areas
RRD18XK474_—
Chip,
470kQ,
—_-1/8W,
R321
leRD25rus62
Carbon,
5.6kQ,
1/4,
2.
A
indicates
that
only
parts
specified
by
the
manufacture
be
used
for
safety.
*
[M]
is
available
in
U.S.A
RRD18XK102_
Chip,
1k,
-1/8W.
R322
RRD18XK124
Chip,
120k9,
—«1/8W.
*
[MC]
is
available
in
Canada.
3.
Bracketed
indications
in
Ref.
No.
columns
specify
the
area.
Parts
without
these
indications
can
be
ERD25FJ331
Carbon,
3302,
1/4w,
R323
RRD18XK392
|
Chip,
3.9kQ,
1/8W,
Part
Name
&
Description
used
for
all
areas.
RRD18XK331_—|{Chip,
3302,
1/8W,
R324
ERD25FJ103
Carbon,
10kQ,
1/4W,
R325
RRD18XK473
|
Chip,
47kQ,
1/8W,
Foren
||
ranma,
ee
sea
RRD18XK103
Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
R327
ERD25FJ472
Carbon,
4.7kQ,
1/4W,
INTEGRATED
CIRCUITS
RRD18XK333__[Chip,
33kQ,
—1/8W,
R328
RRD18XK102_—|Chip,
1kQ,
—-1/8W,
RRD18XK272_{Chip,
2.7kQ,
—
1/8W,
R401,
402
RRD18XK221_—
Chip,
2202,
-
1/8W,
RRD18XK104
=|
Chip,
100kQ,
=—-1/8W,
ERD25FJ102
Carbon,
1kQ,
1/4W,
R403,
404
ERO25CKF
1003
|Metal
Film,
100kQ,
1/4w,
RRD18XK332
=
[Chip,
3.3kQ,
1/8W,
,
R405
ERO25CKF8202
|Metal
Film,
82kQ,
1/4W,
RRD18XK273_—|Chip,
27kQ,
1/8W,
R406
ERO25CKF8202
[Metal
Film,
82kQ,
1/4W,
1101
RVIUPC1018CF
|IC,
FM
IF
Amp,
AM
RF
Amp.
and
AM
ERDS5OFJ472
~—
|
Carbon,
4.7kQ,
1/2,
R407
RRD18XK271_—([Chip,
2702,
=
‘1/8W,
Converter
R101
RRD18XK102_|Chip,
1kQ,
—
1/8W,
R408
ERD25FJ271
Carbon,
2709,
=
-1/4W,
1€102
SVILA1231NS
IC,
FM
IF
Detector
R102
RRD18XK391_—|Chip,
3902,
1/8W,
R409,
410
RRD18XK680
(Chip,
680,
—-1/8W,
1301
SVIUPC1161C
IC,
FM
Multiplex
R411,
412
RRD18KX184
=
|Chip,
180kQ,
—1/8W,
1C401
SVINJM4559DD
__|IC,
Equalizer
Amplifier
R103
RRD18XK561_—
Chip,
5609,
1/8W,
R413,
414
RRD18XK123_—|Chip,
12kQ,
1/8W,
1C601,
602
AN7060F
IC,
Differential
Amplifier
R104
RRD18XK391
Chip,
390,
1/8W,
R415,
416
RRD18XK104
=
|Chip,
100kQ,
1/8W,
1C603
SVISTK2028
IC,
2
Channel
Power
Amplifier
ic901
SV1D1703C016
IC,
Micro-Computer
1C902
SVIUPB553C—E
IC,
Pre-Scaler
1C903
IC,
FL
Driver
1c904
IC,
Nand
Gate
IC,
Signal
LED
Driver
CERAMIC
FILTERS
SVFE107MM—A
[Ceramic
Filter,
FM
10.7MHz,
Red
CF
102
SVFE107MZ2—A
[Ceramic
Filter,
FM
10.7MHz,
Red
CF201
SVFSFP450HT
Ceramic
Filter,
AM
450kHz
VARIABLE
RESISTORS
EVTS3MA00B54_=—|Muting
Level
Adjustment,
50kQ
(B)
VR102
EVNM4AA00B53__
[Frequency
Meter
Adjustment,
5kQ
(B)
VR301
EVTS3MA00B14_
|PLL
MPX
Adjustment,
10kQ
(B)
VR401
EVHHMA551G25
_
|Balance
Control,
200kQ
(G)
VR402
EWJFHAO66BF5=
[Volume
Control
250kQ
(B)
VR501
EWJFCY066530
~—
{Bass
Control,
100kQ.
VR502
EWJFCOO66C15
|
Treble
Control
100kQ
(C)
R105
ERO25CKF3302
|
Metal
Film,
33kQ,
1/4W,
R417,
418
RRD18XK221
Chip,
220kQ,
1/8W,
R108
RRD18XK273
|
Chip,
27kQ,
1/8W,
R109
ERD25FJ470
Carbon,
472,
1/8W,
R419,
420
ERD25TJ124
Carbon,
120kQ,
1/4wW,
R110
RRD18XK103
Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
R421,
422
RRD18XK222
Chip,
2.2kQ,
1/8W,
R111
RRD18XK102
Chip,
1kQ,
1/8W,
R423,
424
ERD25TJ104
Carbon,
100kQ,
1/4w,
R112
RRD18XK153_—s|
Chip,
15kQ,
1/8W,
R425,
426
ERD25TJ393
Carbon,
39kQ,
1/4W,
R113
RRD18XK223_
_|Chip,
22kQ,
1/8W,
9
R427,
428
ERD25TJ124
Carbon,
120kQ,
1/4w,
R114
RRD18XK103
=
|[Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
of
|
R429
ERD25FJ331
Carbon,
33092,
1/4W,
R430
RRD18XK331_—|Chip,
3302,
1/8W,
R115
RRD18XK333_
[Chip,
33kQ,
1/8W,
R433,
434
RRD18XK822_|Chip,
8.2kQ,
1/8W,
R116
RRD18XK103
=
[Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
R435,
436
RRD18XK822_
Chip,
8.2kQ,
1/8W,
R117
RRD18XK223
|
Chip,
22kQ,
1/8W,
o
|
R437,
438
RRD18XK822_
=
|Chip,
8.2kQ,
—
1/8W,
R118
RRD18XK561_—{Chip,
5602,
1/8W,
|
R439,
440
RRD18XK391
=
|Chip,
3902,
1/8W,
R119
RRD18XK222_
{Chip,
2.2kQ,
1/8W,
R441,
442
RRD18XK103
=
|Chip,
10k2,
=
1/8W,
R120
RRD18XK561_—[Chip,
5602,
1/8W,
R445,
446
RRD18XK223_—|Chip,
22kQ,
1/8W,
R121
ERD25TJ473
Carbon,
47kQ,
1/4W,
R447,
448
ERD25FJ331
Carbon,
3302,
1/4W,
R122
RRD18XK103
=|
Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
R501,
502
ERD25FJ821
Carbon,
8202,
1/4w,
R123
RRD18XK332
Chip,
3.3kQ,
1/8W,
A
R124,
125
RRD18XK333
=|
Chip,
33kQ,
1/8W,
|
R503,
504
RRD18XK223_
|Chip,
22kQ2,
=
1/8W,
R505,
506
RRD18XK392
=
|Chip,
3.9kQ2,
1/8W,
R126
ERD25FJ472
Carbon,
4.7kQ,
1/4w,
R507,
508
ERD25FJ562
Carbon,
5.6kQ,
1/4W,
R128
RRD18XK473_—|
Chip,
47kQ,
1/8W,
@
|
R509,
510
RRD18XK102
=
|Chip,
1kQ,
—-1/8W,
R130
RRD18XK472
ss
[Chip,
4.7kQ,
1/8W,
R601,
602
ERD25FJ102
Carbon,
1kQ,
=
-1/4w,
R133
RRD18XK102_
=
[Chip,
1kQ,
1/8W,
R603,
604
ERD25TJ823
Carbon,
82k2,
—1/4W,
R134
RRD18XK153_—[Chip,
15kQ,
1/8W,
@
|
R605,
606
ERD25TJ393
Carbon,
39kQ,
—1/4W,
R135
RRD18XK823
Chip,
82kQ,
1/8W,
R607,
608
ERD25TJ393
Carbon,
39k2,
1/4wW,
R136
RRD18XK393
=|
Chip,
39k,
1/8W,
R611,
612
ERD25FJ561
Carbon,
5602,
1/4W,
R137
RRD18XK104
=
[Chip,
100kQ,
1/8W,
R613,
614
ERD25FJ470
Carbon,
472,
1/4w,
R138
RRD18XK683_—
Chip,
68kQ,
1/8W,
R139
RRD18XK272_—|Chip,
2.7kQ,
1/8W,
R615,
616
ERD25FJ222
Carbon,
2.2k2,
1/4W,
R199
ERD25TJ224
Carbon,
220kQ,
1/4w,
R617,
618
ERD25FJ272
Carbon,
2.7kQ,
1/4W,
R201
ERD25FJ331
Carbon,
3302,
1/4w,
R619,
620
A
|ERDS50FJ100
Carbon,
102,
R202
RRD18XK331
Chip,
3309,
1/8W,
R621,
622
ERG1ANJ331
Metal
Oxide,
33022,
R203
RRD18XK103_
=|
Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
o
|
R623,
624
ERD25TJ123
Carbon,
12kQ,
R204
RRD18XK104
=
|Chip,
100kQ,
1/8W,
@
|
R625
A
|ERD25FJ470
Carbon,
47Q,
R205
RRD18XK153_—
|
Chip,
16kQ,
1/8W,
R627,
628[M]
only
ERDSOFJ100
Carbon,
102,
R206
RRD18XK123_
|Chip,
12kQ,
1/8W,
R701,
702
ERG1ANJ122
Metal
Oxide,
1.2kQ,
R209
ERD25FJ102
Carbon,
1kQ,
1/4w,
R703
ERG1ANJ152
=
[Metal
Oxide,
1.5k2,
R210
RRD18XK101
= |
Chip
1002,
1/8W,
R704
ERD25TJ393
Carbon,
39k,
R212
RRD18XK
104
Chip,
100kQ,
1/8W,
R213
RRD18XK101
Chip,
1002,
—‘1/8W,
R705
ERD25TJ154
=
[Carbon,
150k&2,
R214,
215
RRD18XK103_
|
Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
R706
ERD25FJ562
Carbon,
5.6kQ,
R216
RRD18XK562_—|Chip,
5.6kQ,
1/8W,
R707
ERD25TJ473
Carbon,
47kQ,
R217
RRD18XK682_
|
Chip,
6.8kQ,
1/8W,
R708
ERD25TJ274
Carbon,
270kQ,
R218
RRD18XK153
=|
Chip,
15kQ,
1/8W,
R709,
710
ERD25FJ103
Carbon,
10kQ,
R711
ERD25FJ103
Carbon,
10k2Q,
R219
RRD18XK331
=|
Chip,
3302,
1/8W,
R713
ERD50FJ332
Carbon,
3.3k2,
R220
RRD18XK183
=|
Chip,
18kQ,
1/8W,
R717
ERD25FJ152
Carbon,
1.5kQ,
R221
RRD18XK122
=
{Chip,
1.2kQ,
1/8W,
R718
ERDSOFJ222
Carbon,
2.2kQ,
R222
RRD18XK822
=
|Chip,
8.2kQ,
1/8W,
R719
ERD25FJ561
Carbon,
5602,
R223
RRD18XK333
=|
Chip,
33kQ,
1/8W,
R224
RRD18XK103
Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
R720
ERG3ANJ820
Metal
Oxide,
822,
R225
ERO25CKF
1003
|Metal
Film,
100kQ,
1/4w,
R721
ERD25FJ122
Carbon,
1.2kQ,
R227
RRD18XK821_—[Chip,
8202,
1/8W,
R722
ERD25FJ821
Carbon,
8202,
R228
RRD18XK104
=
|Chip,
100kQ,
1/8W,
R723
ERG2ANJ331
Metal
Oxide,
3302,
R301
ERD25FJ220
Carbon,
22Q,
1/4W,
R724
ERD25FJ222
Carbon,
2.2kQ,
R725
ERD25FJ120
Carbon,
12Q,
R302
RRD18XK334
=
[Chip,
330kQ,
1/8W,
R726
ERD25FJ272
Carbon,
2.7kQ,
R303
RRD18XK153_—s|Chip,
15kQ,
1/8W,
R727
ERD25FJ332
Carbon,
3.3kQ,
R304
ERD25TJ153
Carbon,
15kQ,
1/4W,
R728
ERD25FJ101
Carbon,
1002,
R305,
306
RRD18XK473
=
[Chip,
47kQ,
1/8W,
R729
ERDS50FJ390
Carbon,
392,
R307,
308
RRD18XK103
=
[Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
R309,
310
RRD18XK103
=
[Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
R730
ERC12ZGK335_|Solid,
3.3M2Q,
R311,
312
RRD18XK562
=
(Chip,
5.6kQ,
1/8W,
R731,
732
ERD25FJ221
Carbon,
2202,
R313,
314
RRD18XK472
=
|[Chip,
4.7kQ,
1/8W,
R901
ERD25FJ102
Carbon,
1kQ,
R315,
316
RRD18XK104
=
(Chip,
100kQ2,
1/8W,
R902
RRD18XK821_—[Chip,
8202,
R317
RRD18XK103
=
|Chip,
10kQ,
1/8W,
R903
RRD18XK223
=
|Chip,
22kQ,
R904
RRD18XK103_—
{Chip,
10kQ,
R319
RRD18XK102
=
|Chip,
1kQ,
1/8W,
R905
RRD18XK104
=
|Chip,
100k22,
R320
RRD18XK153_—[Chip,
15kQ,
1/8W,
R906,
907
RRD18XK331_—
‘|
Chip,
3302,
TRANSISTORS
[Fansite
FM
RF
Amplifier
[FET]
2SC1674—M
Transistor,
FM
Mixer
2SC1675—-L1
Transistor,
FM
Oscillator
and
Buffer
(Use
in
ranks
L1
or
L2)
Q5,
303,
304
2SC945—P2
Transistor,
Muting
(Use
in
ranks
P1
or
P2)
Q101,
102,
106
2SC1815—Y
Transistor,
Switching,
regulator
107,
108,
109
(Use
in
ranks
Y
or
O)
203,
405,
701
707,
708,
904,
905
Q103,
104,
105
2SA1015—Y
Transistor,
Switching,
AF
Amplifier
&
202,
301,
302
Regulator
(Use
in
ranks
Y
or
O)
305,
406,
702
703,
704,
906
~
910
Q401
~
404
2SC2320L—F
Transistor,
Differential
Amplifier
(Use
in
ranks
F
or
G)
Q601,
602
2SA992
Transistor,
Pre-Driver
Q706
2SD880—Y
Transistor,
Regulator
(Use
in
ranks
Y
or
GR)
Q901,
902,
903
2SC1815—G
Transistor,
Loop
Filter
VARIABLE
CAPACI
cT1
CT201,
202
ECV1ZWO06X53N
ECV1ZW20X53N
Trimmer,
FM
Local
Oscillator
Trimmer,
AM
Antenna
COMPONENT
COMBINATIONS
2201
EXAF203Z471C
Component
Combination,
0.01MF,
(X2),
4702
Component
Combination,
0.0018uF,
100kQ2
Component
Combination
0.047uF,
102
Component
Combination
0.01uF
(X2)
Component
Combination
330pF
(X7)
Component
Combination,
100kQ
(X7)
Z301
EXPP182K104C
Z601,
602
[MC]
only
ECQJ0517
Z701,
702
RXAF
103P22HD
Z901
EXFP7331MW
2902,
903
EXBP87104K
XBA1F25NU14
x901
SVQ43U452
LAMP
a
FLUORESCENT
DISPLAY
TUBE
ir
al
SAD7MT29ZA
Fluorescent
Display
Tube
SWITCHES
S1~
12
$14
S15,
16,
407
$401
~
403
S404
~
406
$601,
602
$701
Fuse,
2.5A
(125V)
DI~3
Diode,
Variable
Capacitor
(for
FM)
D101
~
104,
202
Diode
204,
205,
709,
710,
901,
902,
904
~
917
918,
920,
926
D105,
203
Diode,
Detector
D201
Diode,
Variable
Capacitor
(for
AM)
D701
~
704
2
Rectifier
D705,
706
Diode,
16V
Zener
D707,
708,
Rectifier
713,
714,
715
D711,919,
Diode,
6V
Zener
0716
Diode,
33V
Zener
0717
Diode,
27V
Zener
D718
Diode,
6V
Zener
D921,
922,
923
Light
Emitting
Diode,
Red
0924,
925
Light
Emitting
Diode,
Green
0927
Light
Emitting
Diode,
Red
Crystal,
4.5MHz,
Counter
Oscillator
Lamp,
Frequency
Meter,
6.3V,
0.254
Switch,
Memory/Preset/FM-AM/Manual
Switch,
FM/AM
Allocation
Switch,
Subsonic,
FM
Muting,
Auto
Scan
Switch,
Input
Selector
Switch,
Tape
Monitor
&
Loudness
Switch,
Speakers
Selector
Switch,
Power
SSG1
SSS43
SSH399
SSH397
SSH3005
SSH2001
ESB90144T
Coil,
FM
Antenna
Coil,
FM
Detector
Coil,
Choke
Coil,
FM
Local
Oscillator
Coil,
Choke
Coil,
AM
Ferrite
Bar
Antenna
Coil,
AM
Local
Oscillator
Coil,
Choke
Transformer,
FM
IF
Transformer,
FM
IF,
Discriminator
RESISTORS
ERDS0TJ'823
A
1/2W,
RRD18XK472
Chip,
4.7kQ,
1/8W,
+10%
RRD18XK
104
Chip,
100kQ,
1/8W,
+
10%
RRD18XK100
Chip,
102,
1/8W,
+
10%
RRD18XK101
Chip,
1002,
1/8W,
+10%
RRD18XK472
i
1/8W,
SLI2C127
Transformer,
AM
IF
SLI2C413R
Transformer,
AM
IF
SLT5M135
Transformer,
Power
Source
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on
page
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BATTERIES
|(5Vx3)
—
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—
Blue
Q5
28C945
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=
Equalizer
circuit
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Ql
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2SK195
SiNDRALAEGE
Q401
~
403
Q406
Q405
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25C2320
2SAI015
2SC1815
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$402
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109
2SC945
2Sclals5
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P.C.8
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terminals
ANALOG
FREQUENCY
METER
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0
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terminal
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8)
terminals
ToPc.B
By
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terminal
To
P.¢.8.
109]
terminal
Q202
2SAI015
To
P.c.8
[THO]
terminal
Peo
$405
$404
$406
$407
S16
S15
Q104
105
Q203
Q106
,107
Ql03
2SCl8IS
[TAPE
MoniTOR
|
[Loudness]
2SCI8IS
2SAIOIS
—
[SUBSONIC
FILTER
|
[FM
MUTING/MODE
|
2SAI015
AUTO
SCAN
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