/ | DF PORTABLE SYSTEM SERVICE MAN PC =X110 B/E/G/GIV/EN Contents 1 2 3a 4 5 6 7. 8 . Location of Main Parts Safety Precautions: Safety Precaution about PC — X110-~ Main Features. ‘Specifications Instructions (Extract) Removal of Main Parts ~~ Analytic Drawing and Parts Uist Area Suffix 9. Main Adjustment = 10, Block Diagram 114, Wiring Connections: 12, Standard Schematic Diagram -- 13. Location of P.C. Board Parts 14, Electrical Parts List 16. Illustration of Packing and Parts List ~ 16. Accessories 8 & Continental Europe 6 “Germany a hay EN --ssnuNorth Europa Oise DIGITAL AUDIO 41 42 43 48 50 58 “69 No. 1904 May 1994PC-X110 B/E/G/GVEN 2 1. Safety Precautions 1. The design this product contains special hardware and many circuits and components specially for safety purposes. For continued protection, no changos should be made fo the orginal design unless authorized in wring by the manulacturer. Replacoms parts must be identical to those used inthe original circuits, Service should be performed by qualified personnel only, 2. Alterations ofthe design or crcuity ofthe product should not be made, Any design alterations ofthe product should not be made, Any design alterations or additions will void the manufactur’ warranty and wil further releve the manulacture of responsibilty for personal injury oF property damage resuting therelrom. ‘3. Many electrical and mechanical pars in the product have special safety ~ related characteristics, These characteristics are often not evident trom visual inspection nor can the protection atfordad by them necessariy be ebiained by using replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these spacial safety characteristics are identiied in the pars ist of service manual Electrical components having such features are idenitied by ( /N, onthe schematic diagram and pats list inthe service manual. The use of a substituio replacement which does not have the same safety characteristics as the recommended replacement part shown in the pars lst of service manual may create shock, fire, or other hazards. 4. The loads in the products are routed and dressed with tes, clamps , tubings, bariers and the like to be separated from live parts, high temperature parts, mpving parts and or sharp edges forthe prevention of electric shock and fre hazard. When service is required, the cofiginal load routing and dress should be observed, and it should be confimed that they have been returned to normal, ater reassembing 5. Leakage current chock (Electrical shock hazard testing) ‘Altar re ~ assembling the produc, always perform an isolation check on the exposed metal parts ofthe product (antenna terminals, knobs, metal cabinet, screw heads, headphone jack, control shafts, ete) to be sure the product is safe to operate without danger of electrical shock, Do not use a ine isolation wanstormer during this check, + Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet. using a°Leakage current tester, measure the leakage current from each exposed ‘metal part ofthe cabinet, particulary any exposed metal part having return path tothe chassis, to a known good earth ground. Any loakage current must not exposeed 0.5mA AC|r:m..) + Alternate check method Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet. Use an AC voltmeter hhaving 1,000 ohms por volt or more sensitivity inthe folowing manner. Connect a 1,500 ohms 10W resistor paralleled by a 0.15 KL F AC type ‘cepacitor between an exposed metal part and a known good earth AC VOLTMETER (Having 1000 ohmsivet, ‘or more sensitiity 0.15 nF ACTYPE round, Measure the AC volage across the resistor with the AC ace tts probe voltmeter. Move the resistor connection to each exposed metal part on each exposed Ter, Move i Hh exposed metal 1500 10W metal par. particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis, ‘and measure the AC vokago across the rosistor. Now, rovorso the plug In the AC outlet and ropoat each measurement. Any Voltage measured must not exceed 0.75V AC(¢m.s).This corresponds to 0.5mA Good earth ground Warning 1. This equipment nas beon designed and manutactured to moet intornational safety standards. 2. tis the legal responsibilty ofthe repairer o ensure that thase safety standards are maintaintaind ‘3 Repairs must be made in accordance with the relovant safety standards. 4. tis essential that safety critical components are replaced by approved parts. 5. It mains voltage solocor Is provided, check setting for local voltage. (No. 1904)PC-X110 BIE/GIGUEN 2. Safety Precaution about PC-X110 IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS, 1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT 2 DANGER: Invisible laser radiation when opon and interlock fale or defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam ‘8. CAUTION: Do not open the rear cover. There ‘re no user serviceable paris inside the unt leave all sorvcing fo qualified service personnel 4. CAUTION: The compact disc player uses invisible laser radiaton and is equipped wit safety switches ‘which prevent the emission of radiation when the CD holder is open, Itis dangerous to defeat the safety switches, 5. CAUTION: Use of controls for adjustments and the performance of procedures other than’ those Spectied herein ‘may result” in exposure. to hazardous radiation 6.CAUTION: Tho laser is able to function, if safoy ‘witches out of function. The laser ight is invisible, ‘void exposure, do not disassemble the laser unt, but replace the completo unit, IMPORTANT (In the United Kingdom) Mains Supply (AC 240 V~., 50 Hz only) serotonin ea seicigastanme maven ete fae hai weertaranmarn wotete ‘safety approved extension lead or consul your dealer. ancestry aie Ses contin seuepmmeoyey sn ieruewepgrtenucatamenpemsatae seamtreme aut meaesretat ‘The wies In the mains lad on this product are coloured In ‘ssordanca wih hollowing ood Be to N Neural oc lack Brown to (Lie or Red ‘As the colour may not correspond wih te coloured markings ‘eoyng te trials your pug proceed a foflows “Tha wie wtih colour be mu be conecid 10 the tormnad wc ls martad wih otar Nor cored Back. ‘The wire whieh ls coloured brown must be connected to the {erminl whch i mad wih the ltr Lor cloured ro. FIN DOUBT CONSULT A COMPETENT ELECTRICIAN. IDENTIFICATION LABEL AND CERTIFICATION LABEL Komponent av héger las A\ sie rata na ‘Secauenwerty sooo (Wo. 1904) 3PC-X110 BIE/G/GIIEN 4 Battery P.C. board 1” Main P.C. board minportant management points regarding safety(Item demanding special safety precautions) 1. Power transformer marking : VTP57P2 ~ 12C( B/E/GIGIIEN Version : Parts No.) ‘The torque of the screw driver for the poewr transtormor must be controlled. 2. Concerning the AC socket, the next marking must be confirmed and to avoid print circuit board pattem damage. ‘The AC socket must not fleat from print circuit board, Marking Hs01466 8. Concerning the primary terminal and the adjacent secondary terminal on the print circuit board toprovide proper creeping and spatial cistance, solder must not protrude from soldering round. 4, Before installation confirm the fuse capacity indication, ( % )and ( @) marks on the fuse holder. Version REFNO Capacity and mark Indication on P.C. board EN F097 TSAI250V TSA/250V EEN F998 TSAI250V TSAI250V 8 F998 TSAI250V ‘TsA/250V 5, Following parts are controlled as the heated parts. confirm that the flammable parts are lted up the parts in. *Diode:D996-D999, IC: IC101, Transistor:0901 921 6. The single wire on the Printed circuit board must be fixded with spacer of bond. 7. Wires must be clamped or sccured at the locations shown in the figure so that the wire do not touch to live parts, moving part, hot part, or sharp edges. (No. 1904)Main Features 1. Multi-funetion CD player with remote control "CD player with programmed play of up to 20 tunes! repeat play/random play/intr play function, ‘© Bem (3-3/16") "CD singles” capabily 2, 24-key remote control unit(CD and tuner operations) © Remote control controls powor on/off switching volume contro, SEA electronic equalizer controls, Mult-Bass Horn onvot switching. 3, MultlBags Horn elrcult for lowstrequency sound ction ‘2-Band digital synthesizer tuner with 30-station (15, FM and 15 AM (MWILW)) preset capability ‘© Seakimanual tuning ‘© Auto presot tuning ‘© Preset scan tuning ‘Synchro-record stator CD recording convenlence. Double-cassette mechanism (Deck A for recording layback, Deck B for playback). #"Motaland CrOstapes canbeplayedbacktor superior tone qual ‘© Syncho-stan dubbing function (normalihigh speed dubbing). 1 Relay playback (from Deck B to Deck A). TimeriCtock function «Timor on/att with preset volume function © Wake-up volume setting with 25 diferent levels. 1 Slaep timer can be set for up to 120 minutes. 4. Specifications Compact dise player section Type Compact cise player Signal detocton system Non-contact optical pickup (semiconductor ese) Number of channel 2 channels (str00} Frequency response 20H - 20,000 He Signate-nose rao 7668 ‘Wow & tutor + Lass than measurable kt Rodlo Section Froquoncy ranges Fu 75-108 Miz Mw 522 1,620 eh LW 144208 eH Telescopic antonna for FM Fer coe antennaor MW & LW Antennas ‘Tape deck Section ck system “4:vack2-channal sorao Motor Etecronc governor DC motor for capstan Heads Deck A: Hard parmaloy head fr recordingblayback 2 gap petal head for erasure eck B; Hard permaloy head for layback Frequency response £3 ~ 12,500 Hz (with normal ape’ normal spe0e) Wow & tutor 0.15% (WRMS) Fast wind time Approx. 120 sc. (6-60 cassette) General Power ouput 154W(77W4 7.7) 213.0 (Max) sO.6W(E3W+5.W) a13.0(10% TH) ‘Output terminals SPEAKER x2 (Matching impedance: 30-160) PHONES x1 (Output evel: 0 - 12 mws2 a, Matching impedance: 1ea-1ka} PC-X110 BIE/GIGIEN ‘AC 240 V, 50/60 Hz (P-X1108) ‘ACZ3OV, SOOHE(PC-X! 1OGIEN) DC 12 V (R20 cals x8) Ext OC 12 V (cat battery via ‘optional CA-R120E cay adapter) 2W (with POWER SW ON} 2.8 (with POWER SW Power suey (PO-X110EN ony Power consumption ‘STANDBY Dimensions £68 (W) x 250 (H) «291 (0) mm Incloing knobs Weight ‘Approx. 7.8 kg with attri ‘Approx. 6.9 wg wihout bates Accetsaries provided ‘AC power cord ‘emote contol unit (AM-AX110) Batary "AG" 2 (or he remote contol ‘Speaker Section (each unit) Speakers tems Impedance 2a Dimensions 170 (W) x25 (Hy x 202 (0) mm Weight ‘Approx. 1.389 Design and specications are tubjec! to change without noice. (No. 1904) 5PC-XO BIEGIGVEN | 5. Instructions (Extract) NAMES OF PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS ‘© Top panel Front pane! H44) SEARCH DDI SKIP Ovcizar Dise holder ise holder open button (2) CD operation buttons © SEARCHISKIP (ream) buttons 2 Play/Pause (>) button © GICLEAR button lay window (CD player section) Function/Track number display e 2 Playback tima dsplay S INTRO scan indicator RANDOM playback indicator ® Repeat playback indicator (= ALL) © Music calendar display © PRGM mode indicator © OVER indicator 6 (No. 1904)| | PC-x110 BEIGIGVEN POWER button POWER STANDBY indicator (See page 5) PRESET SCAN button AUTO PRESET button ‘TUNER (BAND/FM MODE) button ‘Tuning (Time adjustment) buttons DOWN trequency/Hour oF minute UP trequency/Hour or minute ‘VOLUME buttons, +: Use to increase the volume or tone (SEA) = Use to decrease the volume or tone (SEA) (The level can be changed from VOL 0 t0 VOL. 25.) Mult-Bass Horn button fon: The Mult-Bass Horn inicator wil ight. Set ths poston stn tthe Mut Bass Hom off: The Muit-Bass Horn indicator goes out Setto this position when the Muit-Bass Horn sound is not required. Mult-Bass Hom indicator ‘© Blinks when the VOLUME bution is operated Display window (Tuner section) Band indicator (FM/AM(MWILW) Radio frequency display MONO indicator ‘STEREO indicator Preset station display (Tape deckampitier section) ‘Tape mode aispiay NORMAL tape indicator CrOuMETAL tape indicator NORMAL speed indicator HIGH speed incicator Recording indicator (REC) (Timor/Clock section) (See page 44) REMOTE SENSOR section SEA ELECTRONIC EQ (FREQUENCY) button Usedto select ne electronic equalizer frequency band (100Ho/1 kH2/10 kHe) tobe adjustedwith the VOLUME button. (The level setting ranges are from ~5t0 5.) TAPE (FOR PLAYBACK) switch Setihis switch accordingto the type of tape to be used. rO#METAL: (playback only) ‘Sotto this position to Iisten to a chrome (type I!) or metal (type IV} tape, NORMAL: ‘Set to this position to listen to a normal (ype |) tape DUBBING SPEED switch HGH: ‘Set this position when dubbing at high-speed. NORMAL: ‘Set to this position when dubbing at normal-speed Cassette holder (Deck A) Caseette operation buttons (Deck A) Cree: ress this button with the m PLAY button to start recording pPiay: ress to play the tape. “s Giigesees anaes crams mesey —Y oh aie eaica tenets rd «Toston ne me ot SeeRans peat aenosenpty » | Wes? Wl (No. 1904) 11PC-X110 BIE/GIGUEN ‘© To stop a alse temporarily Press the CII bution to stop play temporaniy. When pressed again, play resumes from the pot where it was, paused Caution: 2o change discs, press the CY/CLEAR button: check that the disc has stopped rotating completely before unloading it Notes: The following indication may be shown when a disc is. dirty or scratched, or when tho disc is loaded upside ‘own, In such a case, check the disc and insert again after cleaning the sisc or turing i over ocgaagg © Do not use the unit at excessive high or cold temperatures. The recommended temperature range Is from 5° (41°F) to 35°C (95°F), ‘© After playback, unload the dee and close the Disc holder mistracking occurs during pay. lower the volume. ‘© Mstracking may occurifa stong shock is appliedto tne unit or itis used ina place subject to vibrations (+. in 2 car traveling on a rough road), Skip playback ‘© During playback, itis possible to skip forward to the beginning ofthe next tune or back tothe beginning of the tune being played or the previous tune: when the beginning of the required tune has been located, play stants automaticaly To listen to the next tune .. Press the me button once io skip tothe beginning of te next tune To listen to the previous tune Press the et bulton fo skip fo the beginning of the tune being played back and press again o skip tothe beginning of the previous tune. Search playback (to locate the required position ‘on the disc) ‘The requiredposition canbe located using fast-forward, or reverse search whe playing acc. K€ SEARCH Db! 15K Keep pressing fr fat reverse search =") Keep pressing for fast-lorward search Direct access playback using the remote contro!) ‘© Pressing any of the track number buttons wil start playing trom the beginning of the designated tune, button. (This function cannot be used during programmed play.) without your having to press the CO 12 (No 1904) © Hola down tne button: search play starts slowly and then gradually increases in speed. ‘© Since low-volume sound (at about one quarter of the normal level) can be heard nthe search mode, monitor the sound and release the bution when the required position is located, © Press the MICLEAR button to set to the CD mode "Ifthe PLAY button of the deck A of Bis pressed, press the STOP/EJECT (ara) button to set to the Stop mode. © Designate the required tune using the track number buttons: To designate tune numbers 1 to 10, press the track rhumber button corresponding to the tune (Wack) umber. ‘© To designate tune number 11 or higher, press the +10 bulton the required number of tmes, then the track number button. (Example: To designate the 20th tune, press the -+ 10 button once, then press track number button 10.) + +10 button: Each time this btton is pressed, the number increases by 10-Fist pross this button to sel the 10's digit then prese tne track number button to set the 1's digit, '* To skip to another tune during play \Wihen the required rack number button is pressed, the display shows the designated track number and play Slants from the beginning of the designated tune.Programmed play (using the remote control) © Upto 20 tunes can be programmed tobe played in any required order The total playing ime of programmedtunesiscisplayed (up t0 99 minutes, 59 seconds), (Example: When programming the 2nd tune to bo played list, the 6th tune next, and then the 12th tune, ete) | Pex110 aeiG/GvEN ross the MICLEAR button, > Press the PROGRAM button while pressing the SHIFT button to set to the programming mode. Press to designate the required track number. Designate the remaining tunes by pressing the track umber buttons © Prosstnem/tnbutton when programmingis completed Programmed playback stars, To clear the programmed tunes. Press the MICLEAR button before playing a disc. During programmed playback. press this button twice. When the Dise holder 18 opened, programmed tunes are cleared ‘automaticaly oie @ ao “Yeo SreT PROGRAM To designate he 2nd une. ® ‘To confirm the details of a program. Press the PROGRAM button whio pressing the SHIFT botton; the tunes making up the program willbe displayed in programmed order. me. Tune nurber Notes: 4. It the total playing time of the programmed tunes ‘exceeds 99 minutes 69 seconds, the total playing time indication will go out 2, tis not possible to program more than 20 tunes. 3. When a'dise with 16 or more tunes is loaded, the ‘OVER" indicator wil appear. 4. When a track number that is higher than 21 is pro- ‘grammed fora dise which contains more than 21 tunes, the track No. is displayed, however, "=" is shown in the total playback time. 5, When performing timer playback inthe order of "Pro- ‘grammed play", step © above is not required Progfam order number (No. 1904) 13PC-X110 B/E/G/GIEN Repeat play (using the remote contro!) Press the REPEAT button while pressing the SHIFT button Belore or during play. A single tune oF al the tunes can be repeated Whether a single tune or all tunes are to be repeated can be specited. Each time the REPEAT bution's pressed while pressing the SHIFT botton the made vil change from single tune ( ), to all the tunes (& ALL), to the clear mode, in this order. id une ‘© Repeat playback of a single tune (<=) ‘The tune being played back will be heard repoatedly. © Repeat playback of all tunes (= ALL) When playing backan entire disc or programmedtunes, all tunes or the programmed tunes will be heard repeatedly. = HE 1000 t Random playback (using the remote contro!) Press the RANDOM button while pressing the SHIFT button, all tunes on a dsc are played once, in random order INTRO scan operation (using the remote controt) + Simply press the INTRO scan button while pressing the SHIFT bution to play the fst 15 seconds of each tune. The operation i released after playing the introductions of all tunes or al programmed tunes. ‘+ Ifthe INTRO sean button is pressed inthe mile of a tune while pressing the SHIFT button, the inro scan ‘operation wil start rom the next tune ‘+ To release the intro scan mode, press the INTRO scan button ‘again while pressing the SHIFT bution, and normal playback (or programmed playback) wil esume. 7 Fa Sood) we 14 (Na. 1904) wD one { Repeat playback released CASSETTE PLAYBACK (The example shows Deck A) @ Sei ho POWER button to on © Load a cassette tape in Deck A, © Set tho TAPE ewiten os required @ Press to stan playback © Agius yyback in Deck B The previous procedures @ through @ also apply to Deck 8 when a cassotte is loaded in Deck B. When Decks A and Baro simultaneously sto the play mode. ‘only the playback sound of Deck Bis heard. Notes: 1. When the power is tuned off while the tape is stil running, cassette operation buttons which are depressed, {0 not return tothe original positions, Press the STOPIEJECT (ma) button to stop the tape running before turning of the power. 2. Avoid operating the FF or REW button on the deck during playback of the other deck.PC-X110 B/E/GIGUEN CRELAY PLAYBACK _ (From Deck 8 to Deck A) ‘Operate in the order shown Set the POWER button to on, Load a cassette tape in Deck B, Load a cassette tape in Deck A. Sel the TAPE switeh as required Press the m PLAY auton on Deck B. Set Deck Ato the play-pause mode. When Deck 8 stops, Deck A's pause mode will be foloased and t willstar playback. When Deck A stops automatically, rolay playback wil be released. Note: Use the same type of tape in Decks A and B during this mode. CRADIO RECEPTION < Operate in the order shown @ Set the POWER button 19 on, @ Press the TUNER/BAND button: a band and radio frequency willbe shown in the display "ithe PLAY button ofthe dock e pressed, press the STOPIEJECT (ma) to set to the stop mode © Selecttne band/FMmode (FM auto, FM MONO or AM. (win), © Tune to the required station. FM MODE button ‘Auto mode: Set to this postion when listening to or recording an FM stereo broadcast. The STEREO inaicatorights when aFM Stereo broadest is received, MONO: Set to this position when FM stereo reception is noisy. When ante’ statonstnedigin ne HONG moss using the TUNING UP/DOWN or PRESET SCAN/AUTO PRES! e Dutton, the unt aulomatially enters Auto mode (No. 1904) 15PC-X110 BIE/G/GIIEN © Seek tuning Press the UP or DOWN button for one second or more; the unit enters the seek tuning mode and tunes to higher or lower trequencies, and when the broadcastis received, itstops tuning automaticaly andtna broadcast ‘can be heard In AM operation the frequency moves continuously from the MW to the LW band and vice versa. © Manual tuning Each time the UP or DOWN bution is pressed, the unit stops through the current frequency band. Tuning isn ‘stops of 50 KHz for FM and 9 KHz for AM(MWILW) In AM operation, the frequency moves continuously from the MW (622 1,629 KH) to the LW (144-288 KHz} band and viee versa, DOWN-TUNING-UP mormon emer Notes: ©” When seek tuning to the required station isnot possible because itis broadcasting oo weak a signal, press the UP or DOWN button momentarily to perform manual tuning. '* When ine power is set o STANDBY, or another mode (TAPE oF CD) is selected, the last tuned frequency is. ‘stored in memory. When the poweris switchedon again ‘and TUNER/BAND button is pressed, the same station Will be heard Ereseting stations (using the remote contol 15 stations in each band (FM and AM (MWILW) can be preset as follows: ‘© Example (when presetting an FM station broadcasting at 108.5 MHz to preset button “15") @ Press the TUNERIBAND button. @ Select he FM band using the TUNER/BAND button, “Tune to the required station. Press preset button" +10" nen“5"for more than2 sec. (When °15" Binks in the preset station display, the slatlon has been preset) ‘© Repeat the above procedure for each of the other stations. using a diferent preset button each time. ‘© Repeat tne above procedure forthe AM(MW/LW) band. © Tochange preset stations Perform step @ above at station. tuning to the required 16 (No. 1904) ‘Auto preset tuning ‘This function scans the current band (FM or AM(MWWILW)), detecting frequencies used o broadcast signals, and stores the fist 15 frequencies in memory automaticaly. ‘© Press the AUTO PRESET button for more than 2 seconds. The frequencies of stations broadcasting signals can be preset automatically in the order of increasing frequency. (15 stations in each band (FM and AM(MWILW.)) 7 = s wy ui i Notes: ©” The previous preset station is erased when a now station is set as the new station's trequency replaces the provious frequency in memory. ‘© When listening to an AM(MW/LW) broadcast, noise may be hoard ifthe remote contro is used.Preset tuning (using the remote control unit) ‘¢ Tho stations must be preset before this operation can be performed @ Pross the TUNEFVBAND button. ® Select the band (FM or AM(MWILW)) using the TUNER BAND button, © Press the required preset station buttons (No, 1 ~ No. 40, +10). © The’ preset station number and frequency corresponding to the button pressed are shown, Preset scan button tuning © This makos t possible to automatically scan preset FM ‘and AM(MWILW) stations. © Press the PRESET SCAN button, ® Scanning is pertormed in he order of preset station in ‘each frequency band (FM and AM(MW/LW). Each presat sation is heard for approx. 5 seconds. © When he required station s heard ands frequency is blinking, press the PRESET SCAN button again, Note: Up to 18 broadcast stations in each band can be preset on the PC-X110. If the preset scan operation Is perlormed without all 18 stations having been preset, noise may be hheard under certain conditions when non-preset stations are seanned Using the antennas ™ wie Note: ‘The builtin ferite core antenna can plck up interference ‘rom telovision receivers in the neighborhood and thereby distur AM(MWILW) reception. PC-X110 BIE/G/GUEN O gue —G+G+G+GE+-E+E}-— Presa sates © seme CRecoRDING _ © In recording, the ALC circuit automatically optimizes the recording level; adjustment ofthe recording level is unnecessary ‘© Check thatthe safety tab on the cassette tape is not broken of Notes: 1. The recording characteristics of this unit are those of, ‘normal tape. Normal tape has diferent characteristics from CrO, and metal tapes. 2, Do not operate any button on deck B during recording it should be noted that it may be unlawful to re-record pre-recorded tapes records, or discs wihoutthe consent ‘ofthe owner of copyrightin the sounder video recorcing, broadcast or cable programme and in any iterary, | dramatic, musical, or anstic work embodied therein, (No. 1904) 17PC-X110 BIE/G/GHEN ‘Synchronized recording with the CD player ‘© In this system, the CD player stars playback when Deck A enters the recording mode. ‘Operate in the order shown @ Load a cassette tape in deck A. @ Load a disc and close the Disc holder. @ Set the CD mode. ‘# When the » PLAY button of dock is pressed, pross the STOPIEJECT (ava) button to set tothe stop ‘made and perform this operation. © When programmed playback is required, program the required tunes using the remote control. (See page 27) Select tunes witha total playing time which does not exceed the tape length @ Press the OREC button with the m PLAY button ‘synchronized recording wil tart © Non-recorded sections of approx. 4 seconds are ‘autoraticall left between tunes, ‘© When the tape reaches the end frst, the CD player stops automaticaly: when the CD player stops fist, the tape continues running. In this case, press the 'STOP/EJECT bution to stop the tape, ‘© When automatic spacing between tunes is not © Press the OREC and > PLAY buttons simultaneously Now, the CO player stants playback simultaneously. —— Note: ‘To record a compact disc, be sure to check that the track (tune) number and playing time are si | fon the display window before pressing the OREC | button and» PLAY button. 18 (No. 1904)( DUBBING (SYNCHRO START DUBBING) NO Normal and high-speed dubbing can be done ftom Deck B * to Deck A Operate in the order shown Recording from the radio ‘Operate in the order shown Load a cassette. (Deck A) Press the TUNEFVBAND button. Tune to the required station, @ Press the © REC button with the » PLAY button. PAUSE PAUSE © To stop recording temporarily, press the button. To resume recording, press the button again PC-X110 BIE/GIGVEN @ Load a cassette tape in dock A. (Reter tothe note on page 38.) @ Load a pre-recorded cassette tape in deck B. 1 Slightly press the» PLAY button to set to TAPE ‘mode. (The button shoul not be locked.) @ ‘Sel fo NORMAL SPEED or HIGH SPEED. © Sotto correspond tothe typeof tape in Deck B. @ Press the PAUSE button @ Press the © REC butlon with the m PLAY button, (Fecord-pause mode.) @ Press the m PLAY bulton. (Synchronized dubbing wil start) Notes 1. Television receivers placed lose to this unitmay cause Interference on the recorded signal when this unt Is Used in he high-speed dubbing mode. If this happens, either turn off the television receiver or use the normal ‘Speed dubbing mode. 2. With Deck Ain the record-pause mode, the u PAUSE button is eleased when Deok 8 enters the stop mode. Erasing ‘When recording on a pre-recorded tape, the previous ‘ecordingis automaticaly erased and only thenew material ‘can be heard when the tape is played, ‘To erase a tape without making a new recording. ‘Siightly press the m PLAY button ofthe deck to sotto the TAPE mode and press the © REC and m PLAY butions togethor attr pressing the stop button, (No. 1904) 19rcxoarccien | ‘a (CLOCK ADJUSTMENT (Using the remote control) "Names o parsintneclocktime section, and heir tunctions: @ Timer mode indicator SLEEP indicator imer indicator (ON/OFF) Time display @ SLEEP button (Press the following buttons while holding down the SHIFT button) @ Timer (C)) button SHIFT button @ CLOCK Button @ DOWN/UP button @ TIMER ON/OFF ((2)) button ENTER button DISPLAY button Use to display a curent time. ‘Setting the current time (hen the PC-X110 Is used first time) oO @ TQ BD - An en 2 “AM (eo0 © Connect the AC power cord; “AM 12:00" willbinkin the ® ‘display # Sot the POWER button to on 2 “ Ly @ Press the CLOCK button while pressing the SHIFT moO OM wr button: the hour's digits wit Bink, ‘eT “PM tog 3) Set to PM 1:00 by pressing the UP/DOWN buttons while 1 vy pressing the SHIFT button. @ Press the ENTER button while pressing the SHIFT button; the minute's digits wal Bink. © Sotto PM 1:15 by pressing the UP/DOWN buttons while Dressing the SHIFT button. © Press the ENTER button while pressing the SHIFT ‘button; the time wil ight inthe dspiay Each time the hour's eigits change from 11 1012, the cisplay alternates botween AMand PM. (12 midnightis. Indited as"AM 12:00" and 12noonisincieatod as“PM 12:00") To set to the nearest second Press the ENTER button while pressing the SHIFT button when you hear the time signal from a TV or rao. Notes: © Botore performing timer recording or playback, itis © ‘necessary to set the current time, ‘© Press the DISPLAY button while pressing the SHIFT button to display the curent time during CD play. tape play or radio reception. The current time wil be cepiayed fo 10 seconds ater whch the ply rer fo the previous mode, 20 (No, 1904)PC-X110 BIE/G/GVEN (TIMER OPERATIONS. CTMER OPERATIONS Seting ine timer TIO Dp) The current te musi beset before the timer canbe Sar ~ Gi sea, @ Set the POWER button o on White pressing the SHIFT button. @ Preset ine TIMER (=) button while pressing the SHIFT en button. © sottne stat time. a ‘ (Gxampe- when tetmerstantimeissettoPM 1215) C—) C-) © “Adjust the hours, ® Adjust the minutes. OO “ 2) © Sot the stop time 2 4 Binks Campi were meroptneieewiorm sss CC) pm of & s5 OO oN - ee py Ei > eR volt ‘Press io sete mero tie, While pressing the SHIFT button. 5e7 cate Vol 5 py BQ This shows when volume level 1516 581663. g The, ieee ‘Te playoack love ie deterned by te postion of batons ved YOUN conta ‘men the UP bution used to select the volume, yoo Yot The unit enters the previously engaged mode and timer setting s completed. (No. 1904) 21Pe X10 BIEIGIGVEN srosccnue | * To check the timer setting 1. Press the TIMER ON/OFF ( C)) button while pressing the SHIFT button. 2. When the previous engaged mode is displayed, timer setting has been competed. Notes: When the timers set incorrectly o the correct mode is nat selected, perform "Setting the timer” Irom the beginning ‘© When thetimer is set. "---"in the display is replaced by the input digs. '¢ wen the timer stop time is not se, the timer operates. {or2 hours and then the unitis switched of. To continue listening attr the timer stop time, display the timer stop time, change the hours digits to" = "using the UP button and press the ENTER button Timer recording ‘© The curtent time must be set correctly betore you set limer recording ‘© Make sure thal the erase protection tabs ofthe cassette have not been broken off Operations 4. 'Set the POWER button to on, 2. Load a cassette in Deck A. ‘ingest te cassette with the side to be recorded facing out 3, Setthe tmer start and stop tes, then setthe required Volume, in this order. (Refer to “Setting the timer" on page 48) 2°'Set the imer about a minute before the broadcast to be recorded is scheduled to start. 4, Press the TUNERVBAND button 1# “Tune tothe station tobe recorded. (Refer to page 33) 5. Set the POWER button to STANDBY. @. Press the © REC and ® PLAY buttons of deck simultaneously Note: Timer recording wil start at the preset start time. The power will nol be switched off atthe timer-off time during tape operation, but wile switched off when the tape ends, + To cancel timer operation ‘Set. me POWER button toon, then press the TIMER ‘ON/OFF (©) ) who pressing he SHIFT bution, so that the timer mode indeator (2) goes out 11 you do this, timer recording wllnot start atthe timer start, Note: Once the timer has been set, the start and sop times, etc. fare storedin memory. When imer recording or playback s fequired at citferent times, the timer must be Set again alter setting the timer start and stop times, check that the unit is tuned tothe required frequency. 22 (No. 1904) Timer playback ‘© Timer playback of tapes, broadcasts and CDs is, possible Operations. 1 "Set the POWER bution toon, 2. Setthe mer star and stop times, then set the volume, inthis order. (Reler to "Setting the timer” on page 46) 3. Solect the source sound { Source sound | Timer mode] Operations © play cy {load dsc and press he 'STOPICLEAR button to sat i the CO mode. | Taze playback | TAPE acio | TUNER | Press the TUNERIBAND Prosdeast | btlon e610 the toner ‘mods and tne tthe Feuires toque. Load a cassette ape ‘+ Timor playback of a CD is possible in programmed order. (See page 27.) ‘* The volume'can be cet to 26 diferent levels, 4. Switch the power off (When performing the timer playback of tape, press the > PLAY button ofthe deck ) ‘© Timer playback will stat atthe timer start time and the power willbe switched off atthe timer slop ime. (Tuner orc) ‘The power willnot be switched of atthe specified during tape operation and will be switched off at tape end. ‘The unitremainsiin the same timer mode even after the power is switched off and the same timer function wil be repeated at the same time on the following day.PC-X110 B/E/GIGVEN ‘© Volume setting and fade-in operation ‘Whon th volume i sotto love [eno] aun mp ‘When the ware s otto ove 2 When te vole saat io evel t ° Ter option tine ap + To cance mer operation + hen he powers switche on, itis possible o fade in the sound tom lume awl (2) te prove Sete POWER baton 19 on, hen res the TIMER a ON/OFF (2) burton whe resong fe SHIFT Datlor 2 at ine nr mad ncator (5) goes oo Notes: 2° fmen te volume sting i sat to“Vol-"(olume level ‘Snorepetie, emer playbackolume estto ht toetore seting te mer + To stop durng timer playback, press the POWER baron fo swee te unto «+ Inthe fader move, ine Volume gradually icrasos omaore ‘SLEEP OPERATIONS QU Use this when you want to fall asleep while The sleep operation wi stat and the power wil be Ristoning to taper radio brosdeast or 0D. tiched! of anar the spect time. {Turer 8 CO trots © Setto the required source Tho power wil note swiched of at he spectadtine weds curing ape operaton and wil Bo ewiches of a! he ee topo aco woadean | Press TONERTBAND buon se © Checking the soup time Wien the SLEEP bun prossod, tho romaining vos tn pense Son Slo tine i displayed prossed age now pai tse Slop lim canbe set Load a caonie and pom nee PAY + To cancel he slop operation ‘eto sy ek eas, Frese the POWER baton To cwich tho power of or yess the SLEEP button ul ie sleep tive Ideaor Seappecre © Press the SLEEP button to set tothe sleep time. sucee [SLEEP] is shown in he iapay I0— 60-90 — 1204 > E ceerenny tty bp * ‘Wine you release the SLEEP button, the source ‘3 displayed ator times of 20,60, 90 oF 120 minutes can be (No. 1904) 23PC-X110 B/E/G/GVEN 6. Location of Main Parts ‘System micro computer P.C. board Mechanism & Fig. 6-1 Systom micro computer P.C. board CD Amplifier P.C. board (CD mechanism assembly Fig. 6-2 24 (No. 1904)7. Removal of Main Parts @ Front Cabinet Assembly (refer to Fig. 7-1, 7-2) 1. Remove the six screws () retaining the rear cabinet assembly of the body 2, Remove the two screws () retaining both sides ofthe front cabinet assembly 3. Press the eect buttons on both sides A and 8 and open the cassette doo. 4. Turn the front cabinet upward ond dismount the front cabinet assembly fram the body @ CD Player Assembly (refer to Fig. 7-3) 1. Tum the body backward and remove the two screws @) retaining the CD ployer assembly 2, After putting the hand onto the right and lft back side of the CD ease reining lacconmodatingh the system microcomputer P.C. board, draw out and dismount the Case tothe front side, (Then, the connectors CN09, CND$ and CNGO6 onthe main P.C. board, and the connectors CNEO1, CNEO2, N80 and CNAO4 on the system microcomputer P.C board will be disconnected) 3. From the connector CNO2 on the main amplifier P.C boord, disconnect the SPIN parallel wire outgoing from the connector FWS01 on the CD amplifier P.C. board 4, From the four connectors (CN203, CNGO4, CN3OS and CN306) connecting the main amplifier P.C. board and LCD P.C. board, disconnect the connectors (CN8O1, NB02, CNEOS ond CNEOS) on the LCD P.C. board. 1 System Micro Computer P.C. Board 1. Remove the six screws @) retaining the aystem micro computer P.C. board from the CD player assembly 2. From the connector CN8OS on the system micro computer P.C. board, disconnect the parallel wire outging fom the connector CNEOT on the CO ampiier Pc. bow, 3, From the connector CN@O2 on the system micro: computer PC. Boor, disconnect the #2 IN pale wire tutgoing from the CD door close switch P.C. board PC-X110 BIE/GIGVEN Press the eject button and open the cassette door. Fig. 7-2 (No. 1904) 25PC-X110 BIE/G/GIIEN @ CD Amplifier P.C. Board (refer to Fig. 7-5) 1. Remove the thee screws @) retaining the CD amplifier PC. board tm the CD player chess, 2. From the connector PONY on the CD mechanism PE, board, disconnect the 6 PIN connector outgoing fom connector CNSO2 on tho CD amplifier PC. board 4, From the connector CNEOY onthe CD amplifier PC. boar, remove the paral wire outgoing rom the CO pickup PC. board. €D amplifier 4, Remove the screw (P) retaining the CD door close switch PC. board PC. board. 1 CD Mechanism Assembly (refer to Fig. 7-5) Remove the tour eerewe 6) retaining the CD mechanism assembly. ™ Cassette Mechanism Assembly (refer to Fig. 7-6) 1. Remove the four screws @) retaining the cassette mechanism assembly. 2. From the connector CNA31 on the main PC. board, disconnect the 3 PIN connector outgoing from the replay head of the cassette mechanism B. 3. From the connector CNA32 on the mein amplifier PC. board, disconnect the 2 PIN and 5 PIN connectors, outgoing from the deletion, recording and replay heads of the cassette mechanism A. 4, From the connector CNA36 on the main amplifier PC. board, disconnect the 4 PIN parallel wire outgoing from the drive motor. 26 (No, 1885)@ Main Amplifier P.C. Board (refer to Fig. 7-7 ~ 7-10) 1. Remove the four screws @), retaining the mai amp .C. board 2. From the fest point TP1 on the main arpliiar.C. board, pullout the antenna wie outgoing from the rod antenna, 3. Dismount the spacer retaining the wire outgoing trom W998 on the main PC. board 4, Remove the screw (retaining the [+I battery contact Pic. bow 6. After turing back the body, jount the battery cover. Next, remove the clow 8 retaining the {~] battery contact P.C. board, and draw it out to the front side (refer to Fig. 7-10). 6. Draw out the [ - ] and {+ ] battery contact P.C. boards together at the same time. @ Head Sink (refer to 7-11) 1. Remove the thee screws (2 retaining the IC101 and 4902, 0921 trom the heatsink, 2. Remove the heat sink fom the main P.C. board PC-X110 B/E/G/GUEN (No. 1904) 27| Pe-xno BeGiGEN | 8. Analytic Drawing and Parts 1 2 3 4 Analytic Drawing of Cassette mechanism : Block No. [M][1] A B c D E F = 5 Trg i ® iL i a ¢ co e cB. | oe PA: Motor pulley assembly * “ Parts No. 1921123187T Fig. 8-1 28 (No. 1904)Mechanism assembly parts list BLOCK NO. MIN fs] REF.| PARTS No. PARTS NAME REMARKS TY] SUFFIX [CLR By T9ei123167T | WOTOR_ASSY REF {58.68 T 1/1921143012T | BASE_ASS*Y 1 2] 19211409T SWITCH PLATE 2 3) 19211¢38T Lock CAM ACTUATER 2 4 192i1422T PUSH Lever REC 4 spisetieacr PUSH LEVER PLAY 2 6) 192a1e20T PUSH LEVER Rew 2 7) 19231425 PUSH LEVER FE 2| 8] 192114267 PUSH LEVER STOP 1 9| 19211461 PUSH LEVER PAUSE 4 To} 192114137 ‘SPRING [P= CONTROL T 31) 192114557 PAUSE LEVER 1 32] 192116127 SPRING 1 a3) a92a1e11T Lock STOPPER 1 a4] 192a.4.6T SPRING 7 3] ¥s)i92i015017T CHASSIS ASS*Y T 2| 36) 192114167 SPRING E.ACTUATER 2| 427] 192114177 ‘SPRING PS.LEVER 2| 18] 640101387 LEAF swiTcH 1 19| 1821011597 E.KICK LEVER 1 20) 192114207 ‘ARM STOPPER 2 21) 192416497 ‘SPRING REC.BUTTON LEV. Fi 22) 192114337 ‘SPRING BOTTON LEVER 1 23) Nsw-1541T LEAF SWITCH 2| 24] 6401021617 LEAF SWITCH 2| 25) 192103117 HEAD PANEL T 26) 192103147 HEAD PANEL 1 27] 1921030¢aT HEAD BASE 1 28) 19210306T HEAD BASE 1 29] 192103097 SPRING 2| 30) 19211416AT ‘SPRING 2| 31) 192114377 COLLAR 4 32] 192114367 CONTROL ARM 1 33] 18210308T SPRING 4 34| 182103077 SPRING AZIMUTH 2| 35] 1921043067 PINCH ROLLER 2| 36| 18210150T SPRING P.BOTTON’ LEVER 2| 37| 40211311 SPRING ELSLIDE LEVER 1 38|19212604TT SENSING LEVER 2 39| 1921073087 R.F.CLUTCH 2 40) 182107117 FR BELT 2 41] 192102017 RECORDING ARM 1 42) 192114377 COLLAR 1 43) 1921093187 FLYWHEEL 1 44) 1921093477 FLYWHEEL 4 %5| 192126057 SPRING GEAR PLATE 2 46] 1921265027T | GEAR PLATE ASSY 2 47| 192126027 CAM GEAR. 2| 49) 18211070T IDLER GEAR 2 50] 182910107 SPRING BACK TENSION 2 $i] 1921053007 ‘SUP.REEL DISK 2 52] 1921053037 T.ULREEL DISK 2 53] 19210506T ADJUST RING 2 55] 192112117 MOTOR BRACKET 1PC-X110 B/E/GIGVEN sLock No. RMRETITI Sassiicier | sence WoTOR COLLER 3 35] 3ostonssr | Cartan Sect 3 62/19211302T SLIDE LEVER 7 2 Fal Sieocooer | senew mike ; 74) 99991809T M2x6.5 — 6] 7] Suseooot nats 3 Fa eraseeosr nae ; Siligerisesr___ | cree caver } Sa[seziioest | seneu ; Siiesisscst concn ; Selsesiazesr | peane } So ieaiaiost ——[ setter Leven 4 Salieasaiost | sears eorToN Lever 7 Sil seovscost | gemey mare j (No. 1904) 29PC-x11¢ PC-X110 B/EIGIGVEN Me) Enclosure Assembly Section: Block No. 720 ®o® ® /~® ® Page Xen. RUD LN? (No. 1904) 302X10 BIEIG/GENPC-X110 BIE/G/GUEN Enclosure assembly parts List wiLock xo, MMM nen | PARTS NO PARTS NAME REMARKS PTY] SUFFIX AY EEPRYTTOR=COR | CASSETTE CASE-A | REF35-57 7 al zeprxitox-coa | cassette Case REF 157%60/61 i cl zepxttox-rex | FRONT cnBINET Ree lsi-s3 1 5) PexaoK-naNDLe | HANDLE REF? e8 3 ||__a|Fssetoos-oo7- [rear caoiner i WyAS006-G0e {OD ANT ASS*Y 5 SECTIONS EXTE ft wwasoiz-oosss | TERMINAL LUG 1 | Wsito1-o09” | space? 1 SDSP3012N senew roo auren.casr | 1 wses7-001 | paTrery spain. sPo2 1 vsHsoet=002 | WANDLE HOLDER 2 vonaoos-ttrme | HANDLE PIPE y skseso12n Senew ANOLE pire 2 weeoie-va3ss | BATTERY coveR 1 Heay SiMe _ ft 2 screw Pure w HEAT SEN] 5 15] FSkLcoos-002 | ac. BRACKET } a 44| sosr3012z Screw nc extonenr cae | 2| $5| sosrsoasz screw Ac okt + ane Pe | | 16] Gesraoz0z Screw _|Pirmaussnear ca_| 2 17/ GBSF 30082 TAPPING SCREW FOR BATTERY PHO | tf 48] sesr3012z Screw NECHAIRERR cat | 4 tol vxpssce-201 | BUTTON aynec Betcatack | 4 | 20] VxP3348-203 BUTTON ArB/PLAY B-1¢BL | 2] t Bil vxpsses-20% | auTTON Avarnew s-1cu_ || 22] vapssca=205 | BUTTON AsB/# B=1@oLAC || 25] vxps3ea-206 | surTON Avo/stop e-1ca. | | 2il vxps3ea-207 | BUTTON Avpnuse B-aceLn | 23| rsupioo2-001 | ed case 1 || 26| vxssers-001 | Lock ari _ i VxP5160-003 tb EJECT BUTTOW T 4 ~— wrnere-oo2 | Gear 4 woseio-zo« | Pick cover 1 winese-201 | co cusHion FoR co MECHA 4 kueeo3=101 | COnreAL SPRING For co mecua | 2 vkwzeo3=102 | CONLEAL SPRING FoR CD WECHA 2 wetr20-002 | CD MECHA HOLDER 2 sesrsoi27 senew co asstrseo cas | 4 sbsr2006n Screw ed wecuareice ¢ | | Woseas-oo2 | LED Lens Fon FocABT.BL. i vess772=002 | LENS HOLDER FoR LED LENS 1 FSYH4006-001 | LCD HOLDER 4 Sesrsoi27 screw co ame pup seo | 5 Gesrsoioz —«| TAPPING SCREW 3 Sesrsoiez | screw courpwssco cas_| 4 FSYH4018-001 | LED HOLDER ty “| Fgu11001-002 | cD b00R 1 Feupeo03-002 | €D LENS 1 Witsesa-201, | CLANPER | 1 witzs13-093__| WaGNeT ho i Wit7si¢-001 | YOKE 1 wrigsis-oo« | pad | 1 Vewsoa¢-002 | 0 DooR SPRING 4 sesrsoia? Screw co casesR.casr | 2| 1 £s3¢1005-004 | FRoNT_caBiNeT l (No. 1904) 31PC-X110 BIE/G/GHEN BLOCK No. REP | PARTS NO, PARTS NAME REMARKS ry] SUPFIX [our | 32] FSsb3001-000 CeO -LeNs —— 7 55| F5J03002-003 | CONTROL PLATE 1 54) vND4205-004 | CAUTION LABEL REAR CABINET so 55|F5372002-003 | CASSETTE DOORCA 1 CASSETTE LENS(A | CASSETTE SPRING 2 vevais0-o01 | CASSETTE SPRING 2 58) vyH5601-001 | Gear i vyHssor-oo1 | Gear 1 59 Fskw4001-002 | D00R SPRING 1 FSKWA001-002 [DOOR SPRING + + 60] #53T2002-004 | casseTre DOORCE 1 61] FssT3001-004 | CASSETTE LENSCB 1 62 FsxP3001-002 | cD BUTTON 1 |_| _63] sasrzeoaz SCREW FOR co s0TTON 2 sasr26oaz SCREW FoR VOLUME KNOB | ap - | sosF2608z screw For TUNER BOTTO | 2 | 64] FSxP3002-002 | TUNER BUTTON y 65] #5xP3003-103 | VOLUME KNOB. 1 66] sasrsosoz SCREW F.caginer+R.cas | 6 7] SssFs010m SCREW FLCABINET#R-CAG | 2 68] vnb4220-001 | LASER caurron 1 69] vN7063-005T | WANE PLATE ife-en vyN7063-002T | NAME PLATE ifs |vyw7063-ooet | NAME PLATE ils vNbr22i-001 | CLnsS 1 LABEL p44 @211007-001 | BEAB LABEL REAR CABINET ie vnz0087-0012 | Fuse CLIP SECONDARY F998 2 vzooa7-o01z | ruse cuiP SECONDARY 997 2 go] vv4s4e3-o01 _| spring sPo1 1 _| i] VYHeea9-002 | BATT. SPRING SPOS t 82|Fsvaeo17-o02 | sureLo SiLicon steer | | 83] vupcoos-ogo | ruse Laset FoR F998 1 vbsoos-ogo | FUSE LageL FOR F997 1 a4] vinaea2-oozss | SHIELD CASE - _ po [Te5) uwaes7e-o02./ SHTELD 4 87| Fssk@oo1-003 | SPACER FOR SHIELD 2 83] Fsshaoor-ooz | spacer FOR SHIELO 4 F 997/aNesiea-sro | FUSE y pf 99a aesiz2—sro__| Fuse 4| [7 999 vips7p2-12¢ Tl POWER TRANS 7 1 I 32 (No. 1904)PC-X110 BIE/GIGUEN 'WSpeaker box assembly section : Block No. M3] Fig. 83 MSpoakor box assombly parts list Lock No, SERATITI [Parts No. PARTS Name [REMARKS pry] 1x four I] VIC2504-008 ‘SP PANEL ASSYCR T VJC2503-008 SP PANEL ASSYCL a] 2) vxrsea7-001 | Sound ABSOBER i S|vossoo1-o1 | speaker spio2 i 4| Sasesox02 screw SPEAKER: FRONT pi s[vsorise-00% | P REAR-CABTEL . 7 vseiiis-o02 | Sp Rear caDtcR) | vapooeo-oo2r | Spx’ con | | sasrsooew Screw al vrnzoss-oo1e | name pLare | ror rear cnarne 9) sasrsoso2 | screw —PFRONTRERR - rojvrsszR7-008 | spacer | | | | (No. 1904) 33rexnoacccien | 1 1 BlAnalytic Drawing of CD Mechanism Greasing specifications by application point (a, b, C ) A : Block No. a: Grease No. G - 31KB wal (Apply 0.3 mm 3 tothe hole.) J b: Grease No. G ~ 31KB ( Apply the sliding part ofthe plekup unit. ) — ¢: Grease No. G ~ 31KB (Apply 0.4 mm 3 to the shaft after assembiing the pickup unit.) +e Apply locktight #460 or equivalent ater installation of ©. B c FEED WoTOR asi D aa E Fig. 8-4 ICD mechanism parts list BLOCK _No. [sl Rer.[ PARTS No. PARTS NAME REMARKS faty| SUFFIX [CLR I] EPE-002K ECHR BASE ASST 7 7 2] opTrma-6s OPTICAL PICK-UP 4 3] €406777-001 | Gurbe_sHarT 1 4|£307746-001 | CD _RACK 1 5| sosF20062z SCREW 4 6] EPB-OO3A MECHA GEAR 7 7| £75807-301 TURN TABLE 1 9| SDSP2003N SCREW 1 10] £406783-001 | D¢ MOTOR FOR SPINDLE 4 11] €406784-001SA_|p¢_moTOR assy FOR FEED 4 32 £75832-001 SPECIAL SCREW 1 13] Mw1090-001 | PRINTED BOARD 1 14) EMVS109-0068 | CONN. TERMINAL 4 15|esei100-005 | Lear “swITCH 4 16| €4072312-001__| DAMPER 4 34 (No, 1904)9. Main Adjustment lTest Instruments reqired for adjustment 1. Low frequency oscillator {oscillation frequency: S0Hz to 20kH2) (Output : © dBs with 60 terminator) 2, Attenuator( impedance : 600 ©) 3, Test Tapes VrToat. vit7i2- vrT7a8 « Head azimuth(tokH2) ‘Tape speed & wow flutter(3kH2) ~ Playback output level & frequency response (1kH2) 4, Electronic voltmeter 5. Resictor...600 & for attenuator matching 6. Distortion meter Cassette type for CTG ~ N mechanism adjustment 8. Wow and Flutter meter 7. Torque gauge 9. Frequency counter 10:Test tape for REC/PB -~--Normal tape : UR(TMT7088) Measuring conditions (Amplifier section) ‘Supply voltage -+--++ AC 240V(60/60H2); PC — X1108 AC230V(5OI6OH2)Excep B version Battery DC: 12V Back up battery :6V Reterence output : Speaker ----- 20mW (0.245V) 13. Headphone --0.11mW(0.08V)/ 32.2 @ Standard position of functionswitches Function switch + Tape select switch Mut — bass horn Equalizer Volume level Mi Mode switch ---- + STEREO Reference input level-----Test point CN9O1 : — 18 dBs For RECIPB, Check &measuring input use PC-X110 BIE/G/GIEN CN301 « ~ 18.0 dBs (Component side) ‘CN301 CONNECTOR | TEST POINT GRAND 3—4 | ACH 4— | ich C4 Output for measuring unless otherwise specified ‘At headphone J301 with dummy load 32 BIAS ocilation frequency “+ 101.0kHz + 150Hz at FM (The tape select switch to NORMAL) Standard frequency for alignment and measurement as general specification is 1 kHz, but unless otherwise specified Note : When measuring at headphone output, sound trom speaker output should be automatically cut of Measuring condition (Radio section) Reference output ------ Speaker : 20miW(0.245V) /3 2 AM frequency -+ 400Hz modulation 30% FM trequency 400Hz modulation frequency deviation 22.5kHz @ Standard position of switches and controllers Function. “RADIO Mode STEREO Equalizer frequency ~ CENTER Multi bass horn OFF @ Careful points for adjustment 1. Connect 30 pF capacitor and 33 k © resistor to the ‘output side of the IF sweeper in series while 0.082 jz F capacitor and 1000k © resistor to the input side in series. 2.Set output level of the IF sweeper as minimum as adjustable. (No. 1904) 35PC-X110 B/E/G/GIEN [Mechanism & Amplifier Sections ttem Conditions ‘Adjustment & Confirmation Methods Stand. values | Adjust Head azimuth | Testtape Play test tape VIT7O3L(TOKHz) and adjust the head | Output Head adjustment VIT7O3L azimuth so that output level is maximum and phase | :maximum | adjusting (10 kHz) discrepancy is minimum between the two channels. | Phase screw Test point ditference ‘Headphone: minimum (Dummy toad 32 2) Motor speed —_| Test tape Play test tape VTT712 (kHz) and near the end | Normal VRAGi adjustment. VIT712(3kHz) | position. Should the following tape speed is out | speed Test point of specification, itis necessary to adjust the | : 3010 Hz Headphone —_| speed controller (external /semifixed resistor). | High speed (Dummy load 32 5400 + 400 Q) Hz Wow and flutter | Test tape Play test tape VTT712(3kHz) to tape start, Playback =| - check :VTT712(8kHz)_ | middle and end position. Wow and fiutter should] should be Test point be within the following allowance atthe three | within 0.4% ‘Headphone —_| positions. (Is RMS) (Dummy toad 32 Q) Playback output | Test tape 1. Play test tape VIT739(1kHz) and switch the | Within ~ level check VTT739(1kHz) | tape select to Metal position. The playback | —3 +3dB Test point ‘output level should be within ~ 3 + 3 dB. :Speaker out | 2. L, R difference level to be within 348, within 348 (Oummy load 32 Q) Frequency Test tape ‘Switch tape select to Normal position and Difference of | — response check | :VTT739 volume at maximum level of 25 position. Play | 10 kHz level (1kHZi/10kHz) _ | test tape VTT739 then compare the level from 1 kHz Test point between 1 kHz and 10 kHz. level Speaker out | Then detterence level should be within Od8 + 3 | : within <8. 0+ 3dB 36 (No. 1904)