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AI91D
Thank you for buying this Pioneer product.
Please read through these operating instructions so you will know how to operate your model properly. After you have finished reading the instructions, put them away in a safe place {or
STEREO AMPLIFIER
future reference.
ln some countries or regions, the shape of the power plug and power outlet may sometimes differ from that shown in the explanatory drawings. However, the method of connecting and operating the unit is the same.
WARNING: ro
PREvENT FIRE
oR sHocK
LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH
Only multi-voltage models are provided with this switch. U.S., Canadian, European, U.K., and Australian models are not provided with this switch. Mains voltages in Saudi Arabia are 127V and220Y only. Never use this model with 110V setting in Saudi Arabia.
The line voltage selector switch is on the rear panel. Before your model is shipped from the factory, this switch is set to the power
HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE [For U.S. and Canadian models]
The serial number for this equipment is located on the rear panel. Please write this serial number on your enclosed warranty card and keep it in a secure area. This is for your security.
[For Canadian modell
requirements of the destination. Check that it is set properly before plugging the power cord into the AC wall socket. lf the voltage is not properly set or if you move to an area where the
voltage requirements differ, adjust the selector switch as follows.
CAUTION: ro pREvENr ELEcrRrc sHocK Do
NOT USE TH|S (POLARTZED) PLUG W|TH AN EXTENSTON CORD, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE.
1. 2.
Use a medium-size screwdriver. lnsert the tip of the screwdriver into the groove on the voltage selector, and adjust so that the tip of the arrow points to the voltage level of your area.
ATTENTIONI
poun pREVENTR LES cHocs ELECTRIOUES EN PAS UTILISER CETTE FICHE
240V
POLARISEE AVEC UN PROLONGATEUR UNE PRISE DE COURANT OU UNE AUTRE SORTIE DE COURANT, SAUF SI LES LAMES PEUVENT ETRE INSEREES A FOND SANS EN LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE A DECOUVERT.
()rrloNEER
The future ol sormd and vision.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ INSTRUCTIONS All the saletv
and
operating instructions should be r.ead belore lhe appliance is operated. The operating inst.ucRETAIN INSTFUCTIONS tions should be retained lor tuture feference. warnings on the appliance All HEED WABNING
and in the operating instructions should
adhered to.
be
WATEF AND MOISTURE
All operating and use FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS instructions should be followed. The appliance should - lor example, near a not be used near water bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc. The appliance should be installed in a LOCATION
stable location.
An outdoor antenna should be located away from power lines. NONUSE PERIODS The power cord of the appliance should be unplugged lrom the outlet when lelt unused for a long period of time. OBJECT AND LIOUID ENTRY-Care should be taken so that objects do not lall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure lhrough openings DAMAGE REOUIRING SERVICE - The appliance should be serviced by a Pioneer authorized seIvice center or qualified seryice personnel wheni a The power-supply cord or the plug has been
POWEB LINES
a a a a
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damaged; or Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spiiled into the appliance; or The appliance has been exposed to rain; or
OUTDOOR ANTENNA GROUNDING lf an out' side anlenna is connffted to the antenna lerminal, be sure the anlenna system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up slatic charges. ln the U.S.A. section 810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA No.70-1984, provides information with respect to proper grounding of the mast,and supponing structure, grounding ol the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antennadischarge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding elec' rrode. See Fig. A.
The appliance WALL OR CEILING MOUNTING should not be mounted to a wall or ceiling
The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibils a marked change in performancei or The appliance has been dropped; or the enclosure damaged.
The appliance should be situated VENTILATION so that its location or position does not interlere \iith its proper ventilation. For example, the appliance should not be silualed on a bed, sola, rug, or similar surlace thar may block the ventilation openings; or, placed in a built-in installation, such as a bookcase or cabinet that may impede the flow of air through the ventrlatton openings. HEAT The appliance should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
SERVICING-The user should not attempt
to
service the appliance beyond that described in the operating instructions. For all other servicing, contact the nearest Pioneer autholized service cenler.
a)
Use No. 1O AWG (5.3 .m2; copper. No.8 AWG (8.4 mmr; aluminum, No. '17 AWG (1.0 mm2) copperclad steel, bronze wire, or larger as ground wire.
b) Secure antenna lead-in and ground wires to house with
stand-off insulators spaced lrom 4 teet (1.22 meters) to 6 feet
POWER LINES SERVICE ENTRANCE
POWER SOURCES The appliance should be connected lo a powet supply only of the type described in the operating instructions or as
marked on the appliance.
c)
STAND OFF INSULATORS b
POWER-CORD PROTECTION-Powel-supply
cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon
CONDUCTORS,
d)
o. against them, paying particular attention to
ll your purchased product is POLARIZATION provided with - polarized power plug, please read a the lollowing instructions. This product
is
cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the appliance.
NNA .IN WIRE
(1.83 meters) apan. Mount antenna discharge unit as closely as possible to where leadin enters house. Use jumper wrre not smaller than No 6 AWG (13.3 mm') copper. or the equivalent, when a separate antenna -qrounding electrode is used. See NEC Section 810-21 (j).
equipped with a polarized alternating current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the orher). This plug will lit into the power outlet only one way. This is a salety leature. ll you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. lf the plug should still tail to tit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not deleat the salety purpose of the polarized
plug. The appliance should be cleaned only CLEANING with a polishing cloth or a soft dry cloth. Never clean with lurniture wax, benzine, insecticides or other volatile liquids since they may corrode the cabinet.
TO EXTERNAL ANTENNA OF PRODUCT
SERVICE ENTRANCf EOUIPMENT
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6s6sx9
CLAMPS
cnouii
WIRE a,b
ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT c
GROUND WIRE a,b
GROUND POWER SERVICE
GBOUNDING ELECTRODT
(e.9. interaor metal
watd PiPe)
OPTIONAL ANTENNA GFOUNDING ELECTRODE DRIVEN 8 FEET (2.44 m)
INTO THE ARTH IF REOUIRED BY LOCAL CODES SEE NEC SECTTON 810 21
(t.
IMPORTANT
The lightning llash with arrowhead, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user of the presence ol uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be ol suflicient to constitute a risk of electric shock to
A
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CAUTI()N
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alerl the user of the presence ol important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanVing the appliance.
CAUTION: TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT BEMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USEB-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER
SERVICING TO
PEBSONNEL.
OUALIFIEO
SERVICE
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IM PORTANT 2
lf the apparatus is fitted with AC mains power outlet(s), see REAR PANEL FACILITIES lor convenient connection of additional Hi-Fi component(s). Make all connections to the AC outlet(s) and the signal terminals lirst. Connect the plug to rhe wall socket last, make sure that the power switch is ofl Disconnect the wall plug when the equipment is not in (regular) use, e.g. when on vacation.
FOR USE IN THE UNITED
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead oJ this
KINGDOM
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the lollowing codei
Blue: Brown:
Neutral Live
apparatus may not correspond with the coloured marking identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows: The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with lhe letter N or coloured black. The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the lelter L or coloured red. Equipment sold in the U.K. is not supplied with a power plug.
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INFORMATION TO USER IFOR U.S. MODEL]
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly. that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. lt has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class I computing device in accordance with the speciiications in Subpart J o{ Part 15 of FCC
Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protec-
lf necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for additional sug-
tion against such interference in a residential installation. However, there b no guante that interference will not occur in a psrticular installtion.
lf this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception. which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interterence by one or mo.e of the following measures: . reorient the receiving antenna . clocate this equipment with .espect to the receiver . move this equipment away from the receiver . plug this equipmenl into a ditterent outlet so that equipment and receiver are on different bEnch circuits.
gestions. The user may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission
helplul:
"How to ldentify and Resolve Radio-TV lnterference Problems". This booklet is available irom the US Government Printing Office, Washington. O.C., 204f.2, Srock No.
004-000-003ut5-4. The above instructions apply only to units which will be oDehted in the United States.
FEATURES
High driving capacity, suitable for low-impedance speakers. The line direct circuit allows for high-fidelity reproduction of sources, with flat frequency characteristics and little tone variation.
Use of the Non-switching Circuit Type lll reduces distortion
for a high-quality playback sound.
Built-in phono equalizer circuit, permitting use of an MC cartridge. High-quality parts for an outstanding sound reproduction honeycomb chassis, honeycomb heat sink, large insulator, large speaker terminals, CD and PHONO gold-plated input terminals, etc.
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The REC SELECTOR switch makes tape editing easy.
CONTENTS
Connecting Cords Panel Facilities . . Operations
3 6 9
Troubleshooting
.. Specifications...
.....11 ......12
CONNECTING CORDS
CONNECTION
TERMINALS
Optical Flber Cable: Use an optical fiber cable for connection to the OPTICAL
terminals. Only those components can be connected here, that
TO THE DIGITAL
IN/OUT
Short Pin Plugs
r r
o
Pull the short pin plugs out of the input terminals. The plugs must be inserted in those input terminals where nothing is connected. Do not insert short pin plugs into the OUTiREC terminals.
are equipped with the same type of optical transmission and
reception modules. (ex. "JLL-A10T")
CONNECTING INPUT/OUTPUT CORDS
Connect the white plug to the L (left) side, and the red plug to the R (right) side. Be sure to push the plugs in firmly.
Left channel
Digital Outputs:
These outputs conform to the IFC format and are suitable for connection of equipment which can receive this format.
Digital lnputs:
These inputs also conform to the IEC format and can be used
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for connection of equipment that continuously sends signals
with this format.
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Red plug
White Plug
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CONNECTING CORDS
IANALOGI
Tape deck or analog audio adaPtor
CD player
Tape deck
Video disc player
CONNECTING SPEAKER CORDS
1. 2.
3.
Strip off the vinyl covering and twist the tip of the wire core. Loosen the knob and insert the wire core into the terminal hole. Tighten the knob to fix the wire core in place.
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Turntable
SPEAKER IMPEDANCE selector switch
(For U.K. model only)
Set in accordance with the impedance of the speaker system in use. Before operating this switch, turn the POWER switch OFF.
Speaker impedance When using a single speaker system (A or B) Switch position
NOTE:
Do not allow the wire core to protrude or touch other terminals or wires. lf the cores of differing wires touch,
damage may be caused to your components.
Twist the wire core.
4 to 6 ohms 6 to 16 ohms
B
Upper position Lower position Upper position Lower position
Speaker lmpedance
When speaker systems are connected to only one of the
SPEAKERS A or B terminals, such speakers should have rated
N'N
Twist the wire core
When using two speaker systems (A and B)
to 12 ohms
12 to 32 ohms
impedance in the range of 4-160. When speakers are connected to both the A and B terminals, they should have a rated impedance in the range of 8-32O.
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CONNECTING CORDS
lDrGrTALl
To digital output (coaxial) terminal Digital audio
equipment
CD player with digital output (optical) terminal
,@fEEl
CD player with digital output (coaxial) terminal To digital output (coaxial) terminal
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To optical output terminal
TOIAL
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SWITCHEO UNSWITCHE 1OOW MAX l@W MAX
Optical cable
To digital input/output (coaxial) terminals
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NOT EQUIPPED WITH THE U.K. MODEL
AC OUTLETS (SW|TCHED) Power supplied through these outlets
is
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I li=li lcl.l v [_::--t lo'cll4!9url +. I b{tm I d,l I
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turned on and off by the amplifier's POWER switch. Total electrical power consumption of connected equipment should not exceed
To digital inpuuoutput (optical) terminals -lI..#
100w. AC OUTLET (UNSWTTCHED)
Power flows continually
NOTE: When using DIGITAL output terminals of the Digital Audio Tape Deck, do not connect any -
regardless
switched
to this outlet, of whether the amplifier is on or off . Electrical power
thing to the ANALOG output terminals. Connection to the DAT 1 terminal can be made with optical fiber cable (OPTICAL) or coaxial cable (COAXIAL). Use one of the two terminal types, depending on the equipment to be
connected. Il optical fiber and coaxial cables are connected
consumption of the connected equipment should not exceed 100W.
Digital or DAT
The equipment should be disconnected by
removing the mains plug from the wall
socket when not in regular use, e.g. when on vacation.
Optical cable
simultaneously, priority.
the COAXIAL terminal has
NOTE:
Do not connect appliances with high power consumption, such as heaters,
irons, or television sets, to AC OUTLETS in order to avoid overheating or fire risk. These can cause the amplifier to malfunction.
CAUTIONS FOR HANDLING OPTICAL CABLE
1
.
Do not fold optical cable when using as the cable is easily damaged. When circling it, keep the diameter of the loop greater than "15 cm
(6 in.).
Greater than 15 cm (6 in.)
2. 3. 4. 5.
When connecting it, insert the plug firmly to the end to prevent a faulty connection. Use an optical cable shorter than 3 meters (10ft.). Prevent the plug of the optical cable from getting scratched or dusty. lf dusty, clean with a soft cloth before connecting. When the optical cable is not connected, use the dust-cap on the optical terminal of the unit to avoid dust.
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PANEL FACILITIES
FRONT PANEL
@ eOwen
switch/indicator
oPERATE indicator
@
anSS tone control
Press to turn power to the unit on and off.
Use to adjust the lowJrequency tone. The center position is the
@ orctraL
48kHz.
lndicates that the D/A converter is being operated by lighting up with sampling frequency of digital-input signal at32, 44.1,
flat (normal) position. When turned to the right, low-frequency tones are emphasized; when turned to the left, low{requency tones are de-emphasized. NOTE:
This function does not operate when the DIRECT switch is in the on position.
@ nnorues jack
When using headphones,insert the plug into this jack.
@ SPeefERS selector switch
the SPEAKERS terminals.
OFF:
@ rneele tone control
Use to adjust the high-frequency tone. The center position is the flat (normal) position. When turned to the right, high-frequency tones are emphasized; when turned to the left, high{requency tones are de-emphasized. NOTE:
This function does not operate when the DIRECT switch is
Use this switch to listen to the speaker systems connected to
No sound is heard from the speaker system. A:
For reproduction of sound with the speaker systems connected
to the SPEAKERS A terminals.
B:
For reproduction of sound with the speaker systems connected
in the on position.
@ anuruGE
control
to the SPEAKERS B terminals.
A+B:
For reproduction of sound with the speaker systems connected
Should normally be left in the center position. Adjust balance if the sound is louder from one of the speakers. lf the right side is louder, turn toward the L position, and if the left side is louder, turn toward the R position. NOTE:
This function does not operate when the DIRECT switch is in the on position.
to SPEAKERS A and B terminals.
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PANEL FACILITIES
@ OtCtfnL ADPT/DAT2
ON:
monitor switch/indicator
@ OtneCf swatch/indicator
Use this switch/indicator when you do not wish to pass the output from input terminal equipment through the various frequency adjusting circuits and adaptor terminals (ADpTiTApE 2, BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE, LOUDNESS and MODE switch). ON: When the switch is in this position, the indicator lights and the signals input from the input terminals are reproduced without passing through the various frequency adjusting circuits. This results in flat, pure sound which is a more faithful reproduction
The indicator lights: Press when listening to the playback sound
of the Digital Audio Tape deck connected to the DIGITAL
ADPT/DAT2 terminals, or when using a digital audio adaptor. OFF:
The indicator goes off.
NOTE: This switch operates only when a digital input (DIGITAL DIGITAL 2, DIGITAL 3, DAT 1) is selected.
i,
of the input source.
OFF:
@ ntAlOG
ON:
ADPT/TAPE2 monitor switch/indicator
.
The indicator lights: Press when listening to the playback sound or monitoring during recording of the tape deck connected to
the ADPT/TAPE2 terminals, or when using an analog audio
adaptor. OFF:
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When the switch is in this position, the indicator goes off and the signal passes through the various frequency adjusting circuits. When turned off , a few seconds is needed for the tone circuit to stabilize. The indicator flashes during this interval.
The indicator goes off.
NOTE: This switch does not operate when the DIRECT switch is in the on position.
@ nnono sELEcToR
turntable. MM:
swatch
Set in accordance with the type of cartridge used in your record
Set to this position when using a moving magnet cartridge, or a moving coil cartridge with a high output of 1 mV or more.
@
UOOe switch/indicators
The output changes as shown below each time the switch is pressed.
MC: Set to this position when using a moving coil cartridge.
lSTEREO :
I I I tf I
i | I R
Use this position for normal listening. (both the L and R indicators are off)
: :
Only left channel output to both speakers. (only the L indicator is tit) Only right channel output to both speakers. (only the R indicator is lit)
MM SUBSONIC/MC SUBSONIC: Subsonic filter for moving coil or moving magnet cartridges, to cut ultralow frequency noise less than 17 Hz, generated when playing a warped record. When using a high-output moving coil cartridge, set this switch to MM or MM SUBSONIC.
@ UUnnC
ON:
switch/indicaror
Use to temporarily cut sound volume.
NOTE: This switch does not operate when the DIRECT switch is in the on position.
The indicator lights: The sound volume will be cut off.
OFF:
The indicator goes off: The sound will return to its previous
volume.
@
IOUOIIESS switch/indicator
Use when listening at low output levels. ON: The indicator lights: Boosts low and high frequencies to give added punch to playback even at low volume. OFF: The indicator goes off: Should normally be left in this position. NOTE: This switch does not operate when the DIRECT switch is in the on position.
@ voluuE coNTRoL
Use to adjust volume level. NOTE:
This unit is equipped with a circuit that attenuates the effect of the tone controls and loudness as the volume is turned up.
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PANEL FACILITIES
@ nunloc
Press
than SOURCE or OFF positions, signals of other equipment can be recorded during playback on the equipment selected by INPUT selector switches. The signals, output are to the TAPE 1 and TO DAf 1 terminals. SOURCE: To record the equipment selected by ANALOG and DIGITAL INPUT selector switches. PHONO:
REc sELEcToR switch to select recording signal. When set at other
TAPE 1: For playback with a tape deck connected to the TAPE
terminals.
1
@ OtClfel INPUT selector switch/indicators
(DTGTTAL TNPUT) DAT 1: For listening to a Digital Audio Tape deck. DIGITAL 3:
For play-back from the CD player or any other dlgital output component connected to the DIGITAL INPUT 3 terminal.
To record from PHONO terminals.
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When PHONO is selected, a few seconds is needed for the equalizer circuit to stabilize. The indicator flashes during this
interval.
DIGITAL 2: For play-back from the digital component connected to the DIGITAL INPUT 2 terminals. DIGITAL 1: For play-back from the digital component connected to the
DIGITAL INPUT 1 terminals.
CD:
To record from CD terminals.
TUNER:
To record from TUNER terminals. LINE 2: To record from LINE 2 terminals. LINE 1: To.record from LINE 1 terminals. TAPE 1: To record from TAPE 1 terminals.
OFF: ln this position, nothing from the REC terminals of TAPE 1 and TO DAT 1, will be emitted. Select it when not recording; the tape deck will be disconnected, improving sound quality.
@ otCrnl
REC SELECTOR switch
The signal selected with this switch is emitted through the DAT
1 REC terminals.
Digital recording of CDs is not possible with this unit. Connect
the analog input terminals of the Digital Audio Tape deck to the TO DAT 1 terminals of this unit. Set the ANALOG REC
SELECTOR to SOURCE, and select the terminals to which the CD player is connected (DIGITAL 1,2 or 3) witn tne DIGITAL INPUT selector switch.
DIGITAL 1: To record the sound from a Digital Audio Tape deck or any
other digital signal output component connected to the DIGITAL INPUT 1 terminals.
@ nrunlOc
INPUT selector switch/indicators
Use to select playback source PHONO: Set to this position when listening to record playback on a turntable. r When PHONO is selected, a few seconds is needed for the equalizer circuit to stabilize. The indicator flashes during this
interval.
DIGITAL 2:
To record the sound from the digital audio component
connected to the DIGITAL INPUT 2 terminals. DIGITAL 3:
To record the sound from the digital audio
connected to the DIGITAL INPUT 3 terminals.
component
CD:
Set to this position when listening to a compact disc playback with a CD player.
ADPT/DAT 2: The digital signal input through the DIGITAL ADPT/DAT 2 lN/PLAY terminal is send to the DAT 1 OUT/REC terminal.
OFF:
TUNER: Set to this position when listening to AM or FM broadcasts with
ln this position, no signal is emitted through the to DAT
OUT/REC terminals.
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a tuner. LINE 2: Set to this position when listening to the programs from a component connected to the LINE 2 terminals. LINE 1: Set to this position when listening to the programs from a component connected to the LINE 1 terminals.
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OPERATIONS
BEFORE BEGINNING OPERATIONS
Set the controls and switchejs as follows: See page 6-7.
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When the switch is set to SOURCE, the equipment corresponding to the activated DIGITAL INPUT selector
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Set the VOLUME CONfROL to minimum (). Set the POWER switch to on. Set the SPEAKERS switch to A, B or A + B. Set the BALANCE control to the center position. Set the ANALOG ADPT/TAPE 2 switch to off. Set the DIGITAL ADPT/DAT 2 switch to off.
or ANALOG INPUT selector switch will serve
program source.
as
o Recording is not possible when the switch is set to OFF. Recording with a tape deck connected to the ADPT/TAPE
2 terminals:
The program source for the tape deck connected to
ADPT/TAPE 2 is always selected with the Dlc|TAL TNPUT selector or ANALOG INPUT selector switches. For
PLAYBACK PROCEDURES
For playback, with the input signal bypassing all adjustment circuits (mode switching, tape monitor [ADPT/TAPE 2], tone,
balance, loudness), press the DIRECT switch ON.
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recording, the DIRECT switch must be set to off.
Play back the program source and set the tape deck to recording. . For proper operation of the connected equipment refer to the corresponding operating instructions. NOTES:
.
Set the corresponding input selector or tape monitor switch
according to the playback component.
Analog components . For listening to records: IPHONO]
. o o For listening to the sound from a component connected r .
to the LINE terminals: [LINE 1] ILINE 2] For listening to tapes: ITAPE 1]
Set the PHONO SELECTOR switch to MM or MC. according to the cartridge in use. For listening to FM/AM broadcasts: ITUNER] For listening t0 compact discs: [CD]
.
. when the DAT 1 input
When the TAPE 1 , input is selected and the ANALOG REC SELECTOR switch is set to SOURCE or TAPE 1, no signals are output through the TAPE 1 REC terminals.
is selected and ANALoG REC SELECTOR to SOURCE, no signal is output through the TO DAT 1 terminals.
For listening to sound from the component connected to the ADPT/TAPE 2 terminals: Set the DIRECT switch to off and the [ADPT/TAPE 2] switch to on.
DIGITAL SIGNAL RECORDING 1. Set the Digital Audio Tape Deck to REC standby state.
Recording with the Digital Audio Tape deck connected to
Digital signal playback compon-ents . For listening to the sound from the component
the DAT 1 terminals: Select the program source with the DIGITAL REC
SELECTOR switch. Recording is not possible when the switch is set to OFF. Recording with a Digital Audio Tape deck connected to the DIGITAL ADPT/DAT 2 terminals:
.
connected to the DAT 1 terminals: IDAT to the DIGITAL INPUT terminals: Terminal 1: [DIGITAL 1]
1]
For listening to the sound from a component connected
The program source for the Digital Audio Tape deck
connected to DIGITAL ADPT/DAT 2 is always selected with
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Terminal 2: [DIGITAL 2] Terminal 3: [DIGITAL 3] For listening to sound from the component connected to the DIGITAL ADPT/DAT 2 termindls: Select a digital
the DIGITAL INPUT selector switches.
2.
Play back the program source and set the Digital Audio Tape deck to recording.
input (DIGITAL 1-3, DAT 1) and set the [DlGlfAL
ADPT/DAT2I switch to on.
2.
.
For proper operation of the connected equipment refer
to the corresponding operating instructions.
NOTE: When the DAT 1 input is selected and the DIGITAL REC SELECTOR switch is set to DIG ITAL ADPT/DAT 2, no signal is output through the DAT 1 REC terminals. NOTE: Digital signals from compact discs (CD) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) etc. with recording protection code cannot be recorded with a Digital Audio Tape deck (DAT).
Operate the selected component to start playback. Adjust the VOLUME control.
3.
RECORDING
ANALOG SIGNAL RECORDING 1. Set the tape deck to REC standby state. Recording with the tape deck connected to the TAPE or TO DAT 1 terminals:
SELECTOR switch.
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Select the program source with the ANALOG REC
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OPERATIONS
MONITORING WHILE RECORDING
. ADAPTOR the .
At the time of monitoring, set the INPUT selector or switches of this equipment in the following way, to match
To edit a recording of an FM broadcast in order to cut out unwanted commercials, recording only desired material onto another tape.
tape deck on which recording is being done. . When recording on the tape deck from TAPE 1 terminals: Set to TAPE 1. o When recording on the tape deck from ADPT/TAPE 2
terminals: Swltch on ANALOG ADPT/TAPE 2. NOTE:
With an analog 3-head tape deck, the sounds recorded on
Recording When Using a Digital/Analog Adaptor
For digital signal recording with a digital audio adaptor connected to the DIGITAL ADPT/DAT 2 terminals, set the DIGITAL REC SELECTOR switch to ADPT/DAT 2
and connect the recording equipment to the DAT
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the tape can be confirmed with other equipment, and the signals being recorded (input signals) can be heard.
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COPYING TAPES:
When two decks are used, you can record the sounds from one deck onto the other.
terminals. For recording with an analog tape deck, the deck must be connected to the TAPE 1 or TO DAT 1 terminals. For recording with an analog audio adaptor (Graphic equalizer etc.) connected to the analog ADPT/TAPE 2 terminals, set the DIRECT switch to OFF and the ANALOG REC SELECTOR switch to SOURCE. The signals will be output through the TAPE 1 or TO DAT 1 terminals.
Application examples:
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To make a tape copy with contents identical to the original
tape.
WHEN USING TWO TAPE DECKS
1. 2.
Load tapes for playback (pre-recorded tape) and recording into the respective tape decks. Set switches as shown below according to the connected components.
Copy dtr@lion INPUT sl@tor
OIRECT
ANALOG REC
SEL
DIGITAL REC
SEL
ANALOG
ADPT/TAPE 2
OIGITAL
Signal being
switch
OFF
ADPT/DAT 2
rsorded
r^DE
I -
ANALOG ADPT/TAPE 2
TAPE
1
ANALOG
ADPTfrAPF
ANALOG
.
.r^DF
DIGITAL
Other lhan TAPE 1 DAT
1
OFF
SOURCE
ON
ADPT/DAT 2
DtGtlAL ADPT/DAT
DIGITAL
_
DAT
Other than DAT 1 Other lhan DAT 1
TAPE
AOPT/DAT 2
TAPF
1
-
TO DAT
1
TAPE
SOURCE
^#;'^??
DAT
2
-
To DAr
j
Olher lhan OAT 1
OAT
OFF
SOURCE
ON
1 -
TAPE
SOURCE
OFF
ANALOG
DAT1 DIGITAL
TAPE2
DAT
1
OFF
OFF
ADPTiDAT 2
DlGlrAL
ADPTiDAT 2
,
faoE,
DAT 1 DIGITAL 1 DIGITAL 2 or OIGITAL 3 OIGITAL 1 DIGITAL 2 ot DIGITAL 3
SOURCE
ON
OFF
ON
DIGITAL
ADPT/DAT
2
- ro
DAT
1
SOUBCE
ON
NOTE: Press the correct input selector for the Digital Audio Tape deck. lf this is omitted, recording will not be possible in some cases.
3.
Operate the tape decks to begin copying.
Set the tape deck with the original (playback) tape to the playback mode, and set the tape deck with the tape to be recorded
to the recording mode.
l0
TROUBLESHOOTING
lncorrect operations are often mistaken for trouble or malfunctions. lf you think that there is something wrong with this component, check the points below. Sometimes the trouble may lie in another component. lnvestigate the other components and electrical appliances
being used. lf the trouble cannot be rectified even after exercising the checks listed below, ask your nearest PIONEER authorized service center or your dealer to carry out repair work.
Symptom No power supplied to unit
Probable Cause
o Power plug is disconnected from outlet. . The component's power plug has been plugged into another component's power outlet (e.9. timer, etc.), but the power switch to that unit is off.
Connecting cords are disconnected from terminals, or connected incorrectly. o Terminals, or connecting cords' pin plugs are dirty. r The INPUT selector or ADPT/TAPE 2 switch selected do not match the component being played back. . Operation of other components is correct.
Remedy o lnsert plug lirmly in to outlet. e Turn on power to other component.
No sound
.
o Connect firmly. Clean terminals and plugs
r
Set switches correctly (PHONO, TUNER,
. .
.
The SPEAKERS selector switch is set to
cD, L|NE, DAT/TAPE 1, ADPT/TAPE 2). Set the ADPT/TAPE 2 to o|t. Consult the operating instructions for the other components. Set the switch to "A", "8" or "A + 8".
.
No sound from one speaker
"oFF".
MUTING switch on.
o Press MUTING switch off.
o Connect firmly.
o Connecting cords or speaker cords are
.
Can't record tapes
disconnected on that side.
BALANCE control has been adjusted to
. Adjust BALANCE
position.
control
to
center
one side.
. The position of the REC
SELECTOR
switch is incorrect. o Connections are incorrect. . Operation of tape deck are incorrect.
Set switch correctly (See section "RECORDING TAPES"). o Re-connect properly. r Consult the operating instructions for the tape deck.
r
Can't perform digital recording Can't perform tape copying
.
Not possible due to INPUT selector
position. SELECfOR
.
Refer to page 8.
. The position of the REC
o Set switch correctly
switch is incorrect. o Operation of tape decks are incorrect.
(See section "COPYING TAPES").
r
Consult the operating instructions for the
. Not possible according to
combinations.
switch
r
r
tape decks. Refer to page 10 and check switch
positions. Set the switch to off.
No sound when DIRECT switch is ofl
. ADPT/TAPE
2 switch is on.
11
SPECIFICATIONS
Amplifier Section
Continuous average power output is 12O watts* per channel, min., at 8 ohms from 20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz with no more than 0;0030/o total harmonic distortion.
Continuous power output (both channels driven, measured by Audio Spectrum Analyzer)
DA Converter Section
Data
[U.S. and Canadian rhodels]
.......Digital audio interface format format Digital coaxial lnput/Output Rated input voltage/impedance . . . 0.5 Vp-p/7SO Rated output voltage/impedance . . 0.5 Vp-p/754 Digital Optical lnputiOutput Rated lnput 1evel............ -26 - -18 dB m (i5') .... -22 dB m (il') Rated Output Level ............ Audio Signal .....0.0030/o Distortion rate (1 kHz,ZV) .98dB S/N (1 kHz, 2 V) + 0.5 dB Frequency characteristics (1 0-20 kHz)
20HzIo 20kHz, T.H.D. 0.0050/0, 4Q . . 170W + 20 Hz lo 20 kHz, T.H.D. 0.003-0/0, 6O . . . 140W + 20HzIo 20kHz, T.H.D. 0.003o/o,8dl .. . 120W +
170W 140W 120W
IU.K. and other destination models] Continuous power output (both channel drivew measured by Audio Spectrum Analyzer) 20 tlzto 20 kHz, T.H.D. 0.005%, 4Q ...........150W + 150W 20 Hz to 20 k1z, T. H. D. 0.003%, 8Q ........... 120W + 120W DIN continuous power output (both channels driven) . . . 150W + 't50w 1 kHz, T.H.D. 1ol0, 80 . . . 170W + 170W 1 kHz, T.H.D. 1o/o,4A Power bandwidth
Power Supply/Miscellaneous
Power requirements ....AC120V,60H2 U.S. and Canadian models .. .. . a.c. 24OV, 50/60 Hz U.K. model AC 110V/120 - 127V Other destination models 220Vt240V (switchable), 50/60 Hz
.
0.050/0,80...
.
5Hz-60kHz
Damping factor 60 (20 Hz to 20 k1z), 80 . . Total harmonic distortion (measured by Audio Spectrum Analyzer) .....0.0030/o 20 Nz lo 20 kHz, 120W, 80 nput sensitivity/impedance 2.5 mV/50 kO PHONO (MM). . 0.25 mV/40O PHONO (MC) 150 mV/50 kA .. CD, TUNER, LINE, TAPE PHONO overload level . . . 200 mV/20 mV 1 kHz, T.H.D. 0.010/o (MM/MC) . . . Output level/impedance ...150mV/0.8k0 TAPE REC, ADAPTOR OUTPUT . . Frequency response .... +0.2d8 PHONO (MM), 20Hzto 20kH2 .. .... +0.3d8 PHONO (MC), 20Nzto20kNz ..
I
Power consumption U.S. and Canadian models .
.. .
.
. 670W,
820 VA
U.K. model
Other destination Dimensions
't000w
models
18(W)
. 1000W ....457(W) x 475(D) x 173(H)mm
Weight
Accessories
x
18-11/16(D)
x 6-13/16(H) in . . 29.2 kg (64 lb 6 oz)
.
Operatinginstructions .
.....1
.
$pecifications and design subject to possible modification without notice due to improvements. Measured pursuant to the Federal Trade Commission's Trade Regulation rule on Power Claims for Amplifiers.
. *
cD, TUNER, LINE TAPE
1 Hz
to 150 kHz
1!
oa
Tone control (volume control set at
BASS. TREBLE Filter(SUBSONIC)..
-30 dB position)
..
+8dB(100H2) +8 dB (10 kHz)
Loudness contour (volume control set at -30 dB position) +5 dB (100 Hz)l+3 dB (10 kHz)
....
17Hz(12d8loct.)
Signal-to-Noise ratio (lHF short circuit, A network) PHONO (MM, 5 mV inpuVMC, 0.5 mV input)95 dB/83 dB 109 dB CD, TUNER, LINE, TAPE Signalto-Noise ratio (DlN, continuous power/50 mW)
PHONO(MM)
.
lNC.
....74d8l65d8
. . . 92 dB/66 dB
CD, TUNER, LINE, TAPE
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