Printed Circuit Board Insertion
Parts List Separate-Volume Insertion
No.20193
Jun.1990
Page 2
FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
Safety Precautions
1.
The design of this product contains special hardware and many circuits and components specially for safety purposes.
For continued protection, no changes should be made to the original design uniess authorized in writing by the
manufacturer. Replacement parts must be identical to those used in the original circuits. Service should be performed by qualified personnel only.
2.
Alterations of the design or circuitry of the product should not be made. Any design alterations of the product
should not be made. Any design alterations or additions will void the manufacturer's warranty and will further
relieve the manufacturer of responsibility for personal injury or property damage resulting therefrom.
3.
Many electrical and mechanical parts in the product have special safety-related characteristics. These characteristics
are often not evident from visüal inspection nor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be obtained by
using replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special
safety characteristics are identified in the Parts List of Service Manual. Electrical components having such features
are identified by shading on the schematics and by ( A ) on the Parts List in the Service Manual. The use of a substitute replacement which does not have the same safety characteristics as the recommended replacement part shown
in the Parts List of Service Manual may create shock, fire, or other hazards.
4.
The leads in the products are routed and dressed with ties, clamps, tubings, barriers and the like to be separated from
live parts, high temperature parts, moving parts and/or sharp edges for the prevention of electric shock and fire hazard.
When service is required, the original lead routing and dress should be observed, and it should be conf irmed that they
have been returned to normal, after re-assembling.
5.
Leakage current check (Electrical shock hazard testing)
After re-assembling the product, always perform an isolation check on the exposed metal parts of the product
(antenna terminals, knobs, metal cabinet, screw heads, headphone jack, control shafts, etc.) to be sure the product
is safe to operate without danger of electrical shock.
Do not use a line isolation transformer 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 of the cabinet, particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the
chassis, to a known good earth ground. Any leakage current must not exceed 0.5 mA AC (r.m.s.).
• Alternate check method
Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet. Use an AC voltmeter having
tivity in the following manner. Connect a
tween an exposed metal part and a known good earth ground.
Measure the AC voltage across the resistor with the
AC voltmeter.
Move the resistor connection to each exposed metal
part, particularly any exposed metal part having a
return path to the chassis, and measure the AC volt-
age across the resistor. Now, reverse the plug in the
AC outlet and repeat each measurement. Any voltage
measured must not exceed
corresponds to 0.5 mA AC (r.m.s.). „ ^ ,_
1,500
0 10 W resistor paralleled by a
0,15 AC TYPE
0.75
V AC (r.m.s.). This isoon low
Good earth ground
1,000
ohms per volt or more sensi-
0.15/LIF
-Hl—
AC-type capacitor be-
AC
VOLTMETER
(Having
1000
or
more sensitivity.)
Place this probe
on
metal
ohms/volt,
each exposed
part.
1-2 (No.
Warning
1.
This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards.
2.
It is the legal responsibility of the repairer to ensure that these safety standards are maintained.
3.
Repairs must be made in accordance with the relevant safety standards.
4.
It is essential that safety critical components are replaced by approved parts.
5.
If mains voltage selector is provided, check setting for local voltage.
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SPECIFICATIONS
FM
TUNER
Tuning Range
Usable Sensitivity
26 dB Quieting Sensitivity
Mono
50 dB Quieting Sensitivity
Mono : 16.3 dBf
Stereo : 38.3 dBf
S/N 46 dB Stereo Sensitivity
Stereo
Signaf to Noise Ratio (85 dBf)
Mono : 80 dB
Stereo : 73 dB
Total Harmonie Distortion (1 l<Hz)
Mono
Stereo
Capture Ratio
Selectivity
Stereo Separation
(1 l<Hz)
Frequency
Response
IF Response Ratio
AM Suppression
Output Level/
Impedance
Sub-carrier Sup-
pression
IHF
87.5 ~
108.0 MHz
10.8 dBf
(0.95 \iVI
75 ohms)
1.0 liV/
75 otims
(1.8 [iVI
75 oinms)
(22.5 [iVI
75 ofims)
23 ^V/
75 ofims
72 dB
(IHF-A)
0.09%
0.12%
1.5 dB
60 dB
±400 kHz
40 dB
30 Hz ~ 15 l<Hz
-1-0.3
85 dB at
98 MHz
60 dB
600 mV
2.2 i<ofims
60 dB
64 dB
0.1%
0.3%
55 dB
±300 l<Hz
40 dB
dB, -3.0 dB
DIN
AM
TUNER
MW
SECTION
Tuning Range
Area
Area
Europe
U.K.
Australia
Other area
Usable Sensitivity
Signal to Noise
Ratio (100 mV/m)
Selectivity
Image Response
Ratio : 40 dB
IF Response Ratio : 60 dB
LW
SECTION (FX-531LBK/FX-535LTN)
Tuning Range
Area
Area
Europe
U.K.
Australia
Otiier area
Sensitivity
Signal to Noise
Ratio (100 mV/m)
Selectivity
Channel Space
9 kHz
522 kHz
-
1629 kHz
531 kHz
-
1602 kHz
300 |iV/m
50 dB
38 dB, 35 dB,
±10 kHz ±9 kHz
at at
1000 kHz 999 kHz
:
600 ^V/m
:
50 dB
:
40 dB
±9 kHz
at 245 kHz
-
Channel Space
1 kHz
144 kHz
-
353 kHz
—
—
10 kHz
-
530 kHz
1600 kHz
FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
CLOCK
TIMER SECTION
Type ; 24 fiours, 2 system
Set interval : one minute to 23-hours
Display : 24-fiour display
Accuracy :
Wake up timer
Sleep timer
GENERAL
Dimensions
Weight
Design and specifications subject to cfiange
witfiout notice.
(TIMER 1, TIMER 2)
& 59-minutes
Error.
w/ithin
conds per month (Temperature at 25°C)
;
5 minutes to 12 hours
:
5 minutes to 2 fiours
435 X 87 X 284 mm
(17-3/16" X
11-3/16")
3.1 kg (6.8 Ibs)
±15 se-
3-7/16"
X
POWER
SPECIFICATIONS
Area LIne
UK
Australia
Continental Europe AC 220 V , 50 Hz
Otfier areas
AC 240 V -v , 50 Hz
AC 240 V -v , 50 Hz
AC 110/ 127 / 220/240 V 'V selectable, 50/60 Hz
Voltage & Frequency
Power
Conumj^n
10 watts
10 watts
10 watts
10 watts
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FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
CONNECTION
DIAGRAM
For UK, Continental Europe
Für GroBbritannien, Kontinental-Europa
Pour Ie Royaume-Uni, Europe Continentale
Voor Engeland, Europese vasteland
Para R.U., Europe Continental
För Storbritannien, Kontinentaleuropa
For W. Germany only
Nur Bundesrepublik Deutschland
Pour l'Allemagne de l'Ouest seulement
Aleen in West-Duitsland
Para Alemania Occidental solamente
Endast för Vasttryskland
For Australia and other areas
Für Australien und andere Geblete
Pour l'Australie et les autres plays
Voor Australië en andere gebieden
Para Australia y otros paises
För Australien och övriga lander
FM external antenna
UKW-AuBenantenn
Antenne externe FM
FM-buitewnantenne
Antena exterior de FM
Utomhus FM-antenn
FM feeder antenna
UKW-Speiseantenne
Feeder d'antenne FM
FM-voedingsantenne
Antena de alimentador
de FM
FM matarantenn
AM external antenna
AM-AuBenantenne
Antenne Externe AM
AM-buitenantenne
Antena exterior de AM
Utomhus AM-antenn
AM loop antenna
AM-Rahmenantenne
Antenne a boude AM
AM-raamantenne
Antena de cuadro de AM
AM ramantenn
O External ANTENNA terminals
O External ANTENNA terminals (for Australia and
other areas)
O AM CHANNEL SPACING switch (see page 13)
O COMPU LINK-1/SYNCHR0 terminal
• Install the antenna by inserting it in the direction of the arrow. (see Fig. 6)
• Place at a distance trom the power-source
cord,
signal cord and metal fixtures on the main
body. in a spot where reception is good.
AM (MW/LW) loop antenna (Fig. 2)
This antenna is tor the reception of local AM broadcast. (See Fig, 7)
AM (MW/LW) external antenna (Fig. 2)
If AM reception is unsatisfactory, connect an external AM antenna (single-wire antenna) to the AM
antenna terminal.
Noise and interference (FIg. 3)
Change the direction of the loop antenna or
stall it in a better position when reception is noisy.
Notes:
• If the provided loop antenna is not connected,
it wil! be impossible to receive AM
broadcasts.
• When installing an external AM antenna,
leave the AM loop antenna connected.
Fig.
6
Abb.
6
Afb.
6
How to set up the loop antenna.
Montage der Ringantenne.
Comment monter l'antenne-cadre.
Installeren van de raamantenne.
Cómo se instala la antena de cuadro.
Sa satts ramantennen upp.
Loosen the screws on the bracket and insert
the cable through the ring from below.
nect the stripped core to the upper terminal
then tighten the
ground,
• Feeder antenna
Connect to the 300-ohm terminal.
Mal^e sure that the feeder antenna wires do
not touch any other terminals.
« Fig. 5
• The FM wire antenna provided can be
nected to a 75-ohm coaxial jack as a temporary
measure.
• 75-ohm antenna with coaxial type connector
(DIN 45 332) should be connected to the
75-ohm terminal
ring.
The ring is the antenna
Con-
con-
Insert the arrow part.
Den mit einem Pfeil bezeichneten
Teil einstecken.
nsérer la partie fiéchée.
Steek het pijl-gedeelte naar binnen,
nserte la parte de la flecha.
Satt in den pilmarkta delen.
How to connect AM loop antenna cords
AnschluB der AM-Schleifenantennenkabel
Comment raccorde-t-on les cordons du cadre-antenne a modulation d'amplitude (AM)
Aansluiting van AM lusantenne-kabels
Cómo se conectarn los cables de la antena de cuadro de AM
Sa ansluts AM ramantennens ledningar
• How to connect the FM connector
In case of a 75-ohm antenna (Fig. 8)
1.
Open the claws at both sidesand remove the
cover.
2.
Cut both ends of the oord and remove it. (only
when using coaxial cable)
3. FIX the coaxial cable and lts core.
4.
Put on the cover.
In case of a 300-ohm antenna (Fig. 9)
It is not necessary to remove the cover. If the wire
inside is cut, 300 ohm antenna can not be used.
Notes:
• Choose antennas to meet the reception
conditions.
• Oriënt and fix antennas where audio
reception is the clearest.
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FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
Example
Beispiel
Exemple
CH.SPACING^^
Voorbeeld
Ejemplo
Exempel
Channel spacing Kanalabstande
AM
^^~--~-^B«Kl
Area
^"""--^
Europe,
U.K.
Australia
Other
area
An AM channel spacing switch is provided on
the rear panel tor selecting 9 l<Hz or 10 kHz
steps according to your area (not provided on
tuners for the U.K., Australia and Continental
Europe).
To change the AM channel spacing:
First, turn the power on, then disconnect the
power
cord.
over the AM channel spacing switch as shown
in Fig. 10, using the tip of a ball-point pen.
PM
(MW)
50 kHz 9 kHz 1 kHz
50 kHz 9 kHz
50 kHz
Walt for a few seconds and switch
9 kHz
10 kHz
AM
(UW)
-
or
-
GeWer^^-^
Europa,
GroBbritannien
Australien
Sonstige
Geblete
An der Rückseite befindet sich ein Schalier zur
Wahl der AM-Kanalabstande in Schritten vori
9 oder 10 kHz entsprechend dem jeweiligen
Gebiet, in dem Sie zuhause sind (bei Tunern
für Gro3britannien, Australien und Kontinental-
europa nicht vorgesehen).
Anderung des AM-Kanalabstands:
Zuerst Gerat einschalten, und den AnschluB
unterbrechen. Einige Sekunden warten und
dann den Schalier für die AM-Kanalabstande
entsprechend Abb. 10 mit der Spitze eines
Kugelschreibers umstellen.
Fig. 10
Abb. 10
Afb.10
AM
oder
AM
(LW)
-
-
FM
(MW)
50 kHz 9 kHz 1 kHz
50 kHz 9 kHz
50 kHz
9 kHz
10 kHz
Ecart
de
séparation
Europe
G-B
Australië 50 kHz 9 kHz
Autres
régions
Un Inverseur d'ëcart de séparation entre
canaux (9 ou 10 kHz) est placé a l'arrière pour
régler l'appareil selon la région (pas prévu sur
les appareils vendus en Grande-Bretagne,
Australië et Europe continentale).
Pour changer
Mettez l'appareil en marche, puls débranchez
Ie cordon secteur. Attendez quelques secondes,
puis mettez l'inverseur d'écart des canaux
AM dans la position convenable a
pointe d'un stylo a bille (Fig. 10).
des
canaux
AM
FM
(PO)
50 kHz 9 kHz 1 kHz
50 kHz
l'écart
9 kHz
ou
10 kHz
des canaux AM:
l'aide
AM
(60)
-
-
de la
Kanaalscheiding Espaciado entre canales
AM
Zone
Europa,
G.B.
Australië
Andere
zones
Een AM kanaalscheidingsschakelaar is voorzien op het achterpaneel voor keuze tussen
trappen van 9 kHz of 10 kHz, naargelang de
zone waarin u zich bevindt (niet voorzien op
tuner voor G.B., Australië en het Europese vasteland).
Om de AM kanaalscheiding te wijzigen:
Zet het toestel eerst aan, en trek dan het nets-
noer uit. Wacht enkele seconden en schakel
dan de AM kanaalscheidingsschakelaar over
zoals aangetoond op Afb. 10, met de punt van
een kogelpen.
FM
(MG)
50 kHz 9 kHz 1 kHz
50 kHz 9 kHz Australia 50 kHz 9 kHz
50 kHz
9 kHz
10 kHz
AM
(tG)
of
-
Area
Europa
Reino Unido
Otras
areas
En el panel posterior se encuentra un conmutador de espaciado entra canales de AM
que permite seleccionar incrementos de 9 o
10 kHz dependiendo de su area (no se incluye
en los sintonizadores vendidos en el Reino
Unido,
Australia y Europa Continental).
Para modificar el espaciado entre canales de
AM:
En primer lugar, y desconecte el cable de alimentación.
conmutador de espaciado entre canales de
AM de la manera mostrada en la Fig. 10,
zando para ello la punta de un boligrafo.
FM
50 kHz 9 kHz 1 kHz
50 kHz
Espere unos segundos y ajuste el
AM
(MW)
9 kHz
0
10 kHz
AM
(LW)
-
-
Kanalseparation
Band
Omrècte~\
Europa,
Storbritannien
Australien 50 kHz 9 kHz
Övriga
om raden
En kanalseparationskontakt för AM-mottagning
sitter pa apparatens baksida. Med denna kan
du valja steg om 9 eller 10 kHz, det som passar bast dar du bor (inte pa tuners avsedda
för Europa och Australien).
För aft andra kanalseparationen för AMmottagning:
Sla pa apparaten med natströmbrytaren, och
dra sedan ut natsladden. Vanta nagra sekun-
this
indicators in the display for normal FM reception, For weak or noisy FM broadcast,
this
button
dicators
heard
in mono but the clarlty of reception wil
be
Improved,
so that the
KEY
Indicator blinks for about 4
in memory,
seconds;
the auto memory operatlon
STATION
the current frequency Is stored in
restarts, The
channels,
to the top of the band. the auto
When al! channel memones have
stored in them, the last frequen-
memory
auto
will
channel
preset
indicator
FX-531LBK/FX-535LTN
memory
band,
Is
reached
transfer
in the MW
operation
47 and 48)
button
preset channel, but
button
to
again to turn off
in the display, The broadcast will be
MEMORY
button
while the
MEMORY
scans
the frequen-
PRESET
seconds,
press
this
button
button
is not
pressed.
indicator blinks for
same
function if repeat-
When the frequency is
not
function
number
Is
input
stations
has
operation
and the
(353 kHz), it
to the
band,
will
not only to
light
up
"AUTO/MUTE"
wIth
after
gone
out.
is
started
upper
limit
will
lowest
and the
continue.
cancel
also
to correct
TIMER
"AUTO/MUTE"
indica-
sta-
again
af-
If the
the
the
only)
fre-
au-
auto
(See
an un-
1 or 2
press
In-
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FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER (UP/DOWN)
This button can be used as TUNING, TIMER
or DIMMER button.
1.
TUNING button (See page 37)
•
Use this button to select FM or AM broad-
casting.
(See *)
UP:
Receives higher frequencies-
DOWN:
2.
TIMER button (See page 25)
3. DIMMER button (See page 25)
Note:
•
Hereinafter TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER but-
ton is referred to as TUNING, TIMER or
DIMMER button depending on the use.
*
Pressmg the TUNING (UP/DOWN) buttons
witt sample stations up or down a selected
band in the following frequency steps.
FX-531BK,/
FX-535TN
FX-531LBK/
FX-535LTN
•
Your receiver allow selection between the
MW and LW bands while tuning in,
•
If your receiver reaches the upper- or lower-
limit while scanning with the UP or DOWN
butlon,
Irequency automatically and continue with
scanning further,
MEMORY
When Ihis button is pressed the MEMORY indicator will hght lor about 5 seconds lo show
that Ihe memory is ready lo receive preset station Information, Press one ol the preset stations buttons while the MEMORY indicator is lit,
This butlon is also used for setting present time
or TIMER,
Note:
•
After the MEMORY indicator has gone
out, pressing the preset stations button
will not store the frequency in memory;
in this case, press this button again.
Receives lower frequencies.
•
Use this button to display the time and
set the programmed timer
UP:
Selects the time or source in forward order,
DOWN:
Selects the time or source in
reverse order,
•
Use this button to change,!uminosity of
time display by tour steps under POWER STANDBY status,
UP:
Increases luminosity,
DOWN:
Decreases luminosity,
AM/
MW
or
AM/
LW
1 kHz
FM
9 kHz
50 kHz
10 kHz
50 kHz 9 kHz
it reverts to the lower- or upper-limit
® 10 KEY preset stations ([T] to QÖ] ,
Ltïö])
Up to 40 FM or AM broadcast stations can be
preset with this unit, After presetting. select the
desired channel by inputting the preset channel number with these buttons, When selecting a preset channel numbered
just press the corresponding numeric keypad,
When selecting preset channels numbered 11
or above, first press the
quired number of times, then press a button
from [f ]to[ jOj , For example, to select preset
channel 35, first press the [
times, then press [5], Or, to select preset chan-
nel 40, press | + JÖ] key three times, then 10|,
When the desired preset channel is recalled,
the display shows the preset channel number
and the corresponding frequency.
® PRESET SCAN
This Iets you scan preset channels to find a
broadcast you want to listen to. When the
PRESET SCAN buHon is pressed, preset scan-
ning starts, If you have tuned to the current sta-
tion using the 10 KEY button, the tuner scans
to the next higher preset channel and the
broadcast is received for about 5 seconds with
the preset channel number blinking,
tunes to higher preset channels in sequence,
When it reaches the top preset channel, it
moves to the bottom channel and scans up
until it reaches the original channel, at which
point it stops, If you have tuned to the current
station in any other way. scanning will start trom
preset channel 1 and finished after preset
channel 40 has been received. then the broadcast being received before preset scanning
was starled will be heard again, When you hear
your required broadcast, press the PRESET
SCAN button again to stop preset scanning.
During preset scanning, preset channels which
have been cancelled using the preset cancel
function will nol be recalled,
® FM
Press this button to listen to the FM broadcast,
® AM (FX-531BK/FX-535TN),
AM (MW/LW) (FX-531LBK/FX-535LTN)
Press this button to listen to the AM (MW/LW)
broadcast-
L+_LQ]
-i-101
"1"
to "10",
button the re-
key for three
11
then
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FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
PRESENT
Example:
1.
Press
2.
Set the HOUR
3.
Press
4 Set the MINUTE
5.
Press
• The clock starts when pressing the MEMORY
•
Press
TIME SETTING
Set current
(24-tiour
the
button,
the MEMORY
DOWN)
button.
the MEMORY
button.
the (UP)
Press
the (DOWN)
Keep
the
change continuously.
time
time
CLOCK
ADJUST
with
TIMER
with
button
button
button
pressed to allow the
button
button.
to 13:25.
display)
-CLOCK-
-cLocK-
button.
(UP or DOWN)
the
TIMER
(UP or
to advance the time.
to move back time.
time
Notes:
• When setting the present time, to correct the setting
press
the
time
again.
• To return to the frequency display of the
TUNER,
setting, press
twice.
time
CANCEL
after
f rom the beginning,
button
completion of present
CLOCK
and set the
ADJUST
time
button
_ l-f. I-,
U-U U
, -,. n n
; J-Li LI
To change the clock display brishtness:
(when the power is STANDBY)
By
ton, it is possitsie to change the brightness to
four
When the power is off, the disptay is set at the
preset brightness level.
Notes:
• When the power is cut for more than one
to
minute owing to the power failure, etc,
the display
For
• TIMER (UP or
(UP of
struction represent TUNER/TIMER/DIMMER button.
pushing the DIMMER (UP or DOWN)
levels when the power is
time
such a case,
DOWN)
returns to 0:00.
set the
DOWN)
button
STANDBY.
time
button
described in this in-
again.
and
DIMMER
but-
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TIMER
RESERVATION
•
The two
•
Preset a broadcast
•
24-hour time
Example:
Program
SOURCE
Reserved
timers,
display.
timer :
TIMER
:
PRESET
time : ON
TIMER
1 and 2 can be
frequency
1
STATION
21:30,
OFF 22:15
channel.
40
-
|mcii|
used.
3 - •
j
;•
-
>-~-c /• IJ IJ
n n
FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
-^ON
—
-
- I? I- j n _
IJ
IJ
1.
Press
the
TIMER
To
set Start Time
2.
Set the
HOUR
button,
3.
Press
the
DOWN)
button.
DOWN)
MEMORY
MINUTE
button.
the
MEMORY
HOUR
the
MEMORY
MINUTE
button.
the
MEMORY
4.
Set the
5.
Press
To
end Time Setting
6.
Set the
7.
Press
8.
Set the
9.
Press
113
1 button.
with the
with the
with the
with the
TIMER
button,
button,
TIMER
button.
button.
(UP or
TIMER
(UP or
TIMER
_
3 3- n n
C /_•/_/ IJ
^
—
SLEEP
^ I ,. ,
DOWN)
(UP or
DOWN)
(UP or
10
I
11
SOURCE
—
To
select
10.
11.
12.
•
•
•
*1:Each
source
Select
SOURCE
(UP
or
DOWN)
Specify
the
10
KEY button.
Press
the
TIMER
•
When
the
button
to enter the power
•
Keep
Step
Use the timer tor automatic start or stop at the
Each
the amplifier
11 is required only when the
specified
as a
specified
times.
time
pressed,
lowing
"timer
"cancel"
source
(Press
TIMER
available
order:
setting" -* "confirmation of setting" ->
time
TIMER
appears
the
DOWN
12
(TUNER)
button. *1
PRESET
STATION
1 button.
POWER
is on,
POWER
source.
1 or
function
(ÜP)
button
in the lollowing order:
button
to
u
with the
No, with the
press
POWER
STANDBY
switch to "ON."
TUNER
TIMER 2 button
changes
in the fol-
is
pressed.
reverse
the order.)
TIMER
mode.
is
is
the
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TUNER TUNER
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RECi
^ CD ^
PHONO ^ TAPE
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20193)
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FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
TUNER: Tuning to FM or AM station by setting
the timer
TUNER l TIMER RECj : Recording trom the
TUNER by setting the timer
CD:
Playing CD by setting the timer
PHONO: Playing records by setting the timer
TAPE:
Playing tapes by setting the timer
• Setting the timer
TUNER: Preset lavorite station.
CD:
Set a CD and turn on the CD player. *2
PHONO: Set a record, *3
TAPE:
Set a tape, *2
• Keep the POWER switch to "ON" of other
equipment,
• When recording with timer, carefully read the
instruction book of cassettedeck,
'2:
Playing CDs and tape deck by setting the timer
is available tor only JVC component complying with COMPU LINK,
• 3: Playing records by setting the timer is available tor:
JVC fully-automatic turntable adaptable to the
COMPU LINK
Notes:
• To reset the timer, press the CANCEL
button.
• Do not use the remote contrei until during setting of the timer to avoid errors in
operation.
• If the TUNER is used while the timer is on,
specified times are canceled.
RECORDING WITH TIMER
• Start and End of the Timer Operation
In the equipment connected with this unit using
a remote cable, the timer operation starts at the
start time preset with the timer reservation, and the
operation ends at the end time, When the timer
IS
operating, the indicator of |TIMERl| or
TIMER 2: flickers,
When the timer ends the operation, the present
time and the reservation time are displayed on the
display,
Notes:
• With POWER ON, timer function is also
available.
Example: During AM broadcast reception,
when the timer is activated, reception is
switched to FM
• The timer function of this unit can activate
only in JVC component adaptable to the
COMPU LINK.
For connecting, refer to each operational
manual.
• This unit can control the ON/OFF of connected equipments of other manufacturers or JVC's not adaptable to
COMPU LINK, thus enabling to use as a
audio timer.
Timer starting
The power is activated 10 seconds (CD: 15 seconds) before the setting time. then starts
operation.
• Recording by setting the timer is availabel only
when the source is TUNER,
1 Set a tape in the tape deck at the recording
side,
2.
Follow steps 1 to 9 of "TIMER RESER-
VATION".
3. Press the TIMER (UP or DOWN) button to
specify TUNER ItlMER'REC] as the source.
4.
Follow steps 11 and 12 "TIMER RESER-
VATION".
• Keep the POWER switch of cassettedeck to
"ON".
Care must be taken when multiple time periods
are specified. If the second period starts while the
first period is going on, the first period is canceled
automatically. (See Fig. 11)
Allow at least one minute between OFF TIME of
the first period and ON TIME of the second penod.
• Timer recording with a cassette deck having
TIMER switch (REC-OFF-PLAY).
' Set the TIMER switch of the cassette deck
to OFF.
Side A
Spur A
Cöté A
Side B
Spur B
Cöté B
• Caution for timer recording at reverse mode
ON O with a cassette deck not having
TIMER switch (REC-OFF-PLAY).
• Since the cassette deck does not have
the POWER OFF memory function, even
if the tape direction was set to rewind
( <3 ), it automtically set to forward ( > )
when the power is switched to ON.
[Example]
Timer recordings of two programs on both
sides A, B of a tape.
1.
With TIMER 1, record a 40 minutes pro-
gram on 60 minutes tape (after 30 minutes,
reversed to B). Then the TIMER 1 becomes
OFF.
2.
With TIMER 2, record another 20 minutes
program on side B.
• When starting the recording by TIMER 2,
the tape direction changes to forward and
the program is recorded on side A, con-
sequently the previous recording by
TIMER 1 is erased. (Fig. 12)
TIMER 1
TIMER 2
TIMER 1
Fig.
Abb.
12
12
ON TIME
Switching
Switching
Schaltung
Schaltung
Commutation
Commutation
OFF TIME
ON TIME
TIMER 1
TIMER 1
TIMER 2
OFF TIME
Fig.
Abb.
11
11
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HOW TO USE WAKE UP/SLEEP
FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
STANDBY t
/ n Q n n„„,
/ /_/ O- LI u
SLEEP I
USING WAKE UP TIMER
• Specify the time while the power is in STANDBY mode to turn on the power at the specified time.
• WAKE UP function can be used oniy when the
source is TUNER. Preset the favorite station
and sound volume.
• Allowed time period is from 5 minutes to 12
hours.
1.
Press the POWER button to select STANDBY
mode.
2.
Press the WAKE UP/SLEEP button. (Then, the
WAKE UP indicator blinks.) M
3. Press the WAKE UP/SLEEP button again to
specify the time.
• Each time the button is pressed, the time
od changes in the following order:
0:05 ^ 0:10 0:15 ^ 0:30 - 1:00 ^ 1:30
^ 2:00 ^ . . . (After 2:00, the time period
changes in increments of hours up to 12:00.)
• The power is turned on automatically at the
specified time.
USING SLEEP TIMER
• If the timer is set while the power is on, the
POWER enters into STANDBY mode at the
specified time.
4.
Press the POWER button. (Turn the power on.)
5. Press the WAKE UP/SLEEP button. (Then, the
SLEEP indicator blinks.) *1
6. Press the WAKE UP/SLEEP button again to
specify the time.
• Each time the button is pressed, the time
changes in the following order:
0:05 ^ 0:10 ^ 0:15 ^ 0:30 ^ 1:00 ^ 1:30
2:00
• STANDBY mode is selected automatically at
the specified time.
*1:Specify the time period while the WAKE UP
or SLEEP indicator is blinking.
Note:
• If a value of more than 12 hours (12:00)
Is specified for the WAKE UP mode, or a
value of more than two hours (2:00) is
specified for the SLEEP mode, setting
mode Is reset and the frequency or clock
display reappears. In such a case, set the
time again.
peri-
• CHECK OF TIMER REMAINING TIME
1.
Press the WAKE UP/SLEEP button.
The timer remaining time is displayed for about
five seconds. Atter that, the display returns to
time display or frequency display.
Note:
• When pressing the WAKE UP/SLEEP button again before the time or frequency display returns, timer time will be extended.
• EXTENSION OF TIMER TIME
Exampie:
To extend the timer time for about 30 minutes from
the point when the remaining timer time reaches
saven minutes.
2.
Press the WAKE UP/SLEEP button.
Before the clock time display-or the frequency display returns, press the WAKE UP/SLEEP
button again.
Each time the button is pressed, the setting
time will be extended like 0:07 ^ 0:10 ^ 0:15
0:30 and the power will be turned ON or
STANDBY mode.
• START OF TIMER OPERATION
3. The timer will start operating immediately af-
ter the time setting. When the remaining timer
time reaches O minutes. the power will turn ON
or STANDBY mode.
• TIMER RESETTING
Exampie:
To listen to a broadcast channel by resetting the
WAKE UP timer.
4,
Press the POWER button to turn the POWER
ON.
ExampieTo reset the SLEEP timer.
5. Press POWER to turn the POWER STANDBY
mode.
Notes:
• Operation of the WAKE UP/SLEEP timer
has priority to operation of TIMER 1 or 2.
• This unit can control the ON/OFF of connected equipments of other manufacturers or JVC's not adaptable to COMPU
LINK, thus enabling to use WAKE
UP/SLEEP timer.
(No.
20193) 1-17
Page 18
FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
OPERATION
Listening
• How to listen to broadcasts
1.
Press
2.
Set the
3.
Press
• When you don't remember of exact fre-
4-1
Afler pressing the TUNING (UP or DOWN)
• When too few stations can be tuned to by
4-2.
• When you know the frequency
4-3.
• When stations are preset
4-4 Input the required preset channel number
5,
Ad|ust the volume using the amplifier's volume
to broadcasts
the
POWER
button
to
turn
ON.
input
select
"TUNER."
the
FIvl
the desired tuned band is selected
quency
button
tor more than 1 second, release it, and
auto scanning will start. Auto
when a broadcast is received. To increase
the frequency, press the (UP)
decrease
To
stop during auto tuning, press the
ING
(UP or DOWN)
auto tuning
Tap the TUNING (UP or DOWN)
manual
tuning
cy
changes in steps of 50 kHz for FM, 9 or
10
kHz for AIvl (MW) and 1 kHz for AM (LW).
Using
this method Iets you tune to broad-
casts
that it is impossible to receive by auto
tuning.
Keep the TUNING (UP or DOWN)
pressed
until
tuned to, then tap to obtain the exact frequency,
with
the preset station
Eor
presetting broadcasts, refer to "How to
preset"
control.
button
or AM (MW/LW)
it. press the (DOWN)
button.
is performed and the frequen-
the desired frequency is almost
button,
the power
of the amplifier to
button
so that
tuning
stops
button
and to
button.
TUN-
button,
button
The
Notes:
• When the signal strength is too weak or
there is interference, auto tuning may not
be performed correctly. In this
an external antenna or use manual tuning.
. When the "AUTO/MUTE" indicator turns
off even when reception is good, stereo
broadcasts
area
when "AUTO/MUTE" indicator lights,
broadcasts
ing circuit.
Be
according
area.
• How to preset
1,
Check previously preset frequencies,
2,
Tune to the desired frequency,
For
to broadcasts",
3,
Press
The
seconds,
4,
Select one of the preset channels by
the preset channel number
tion
The
corresponding to the specified preset channel.
will be heard in mono. In an
where the signal strength is too weak,
may be eliminated by the mut-
sure to set the FM MODE/MUTE button
to the signal strength in your
tuning
to broadcasts, refer to "Listening
the MEMORY
MEMORY indicator lights for about 5
button
while the MEMORY indicator is lit,
frequency will be stored in the memory
button,
with
case,
install
imputting
the preset
sta-
Example:
1.
To select the
First
2.
To select thej_5th preset channel:
First
Note:
• After the MEMORY indicator has gone out,
even if the preset channel is recalled by
pressing
quency
• How to operate the auto memory function
1.
Press
The
seconds.
2,
Press
the MEMORY indicator blinks,
The
ly in the up direction,
If there are broadcasts, their frequencies will
be stored in memory,
• How to cancel preset channels
1,
When this
dicator
ing 10 KEY
is
lit will
was
2,
Unnecessary preset channels in which no
broadcasts
cancelled
tomaticaiiy in the preset scanning operation,
3,
For example, when FM stations have been
stored in preset channels 1 to 17 and AM
tions in preset channels 21 to 38, unnecessary
preset channeis (preset channei numbers 18,
19,
done, unused preset channels (18 to 20 and
39,
operation,
Notes:
• After being deleted, preset channels
not be recalled using the preset station
button.
• If a preset channel that has been cancelled
is
required again, store the desired frequency,
the memory operation (see page 39).
• TUNING (UP or DOWN) button described
in this instruction represents TUNING/
TIMER/DIMMER button.
2pth
press [+ 1"Ö1
press
cannot be stored in memory.
the AUTO MEMORY
MEMORY indicator blinks for about 5
any of the preset channel number whiie
frequency received changes continuous-
wiii
erase
assigned to that
20, 39 and 40) can be deleted, If this is
40) will be skipped in the preset scanning
preset channel:
button,
then press QoJ .
C+IO]
button,
then press [§] .
the preset station button the fre-
button.
button
is pressed, the
light
for about 5 seconds.
button
while the
the memory for the station that
button,
are stored can be deleted, The
preset channels
etc. in the preset channel using
CANCEL
CANCEL
wiii
be skipped au-
in-
Press-
indicator
sta-
can-
1-18 (No. 20193)
Page 19
Control System
FX-531BK/FX-531LBK
FX-535TN/FX-535LTN
COMPU LINK
CONTROL SYSTEM
COMPU LINK Control System
linked system
individual COMPU LINK Components*
dio system
related
system components witfiout requiring
component,
To generate tfiis automatic souroe selection, con-
nect
source components,
and play a selected source automatically
simple one-touch
the amplifier
tivation button
pose.
the previous source component will stop playing
within about five seconds.
• The COMPU LINK Component
Notes:
•
Abnormal operation will result jf the pow-
•
Ensure that the COMPU LINK-1/SYNCHR0
INFORIWATION FOR THE CUSTOIMERS WHO
HAVE NOT PURCHASED OUR COMPU
LINK REMOTE CONTROL COMPONENTS
YET.
COMPU LINK Control System
stepped
able"
dition
Remote Control Component"), Using this upgraded system (named "COMPU LINK Remote
trol System"), virtually every function
A/V system
source
handheld remote control unit,
tion,
in
whicti ttie computer operates
to
effect control.
to
ttiis unit
is
ttie one-toucfi selection
the
provided remote cables
When the sources have been switched over,
meet
the
• Manufactured
• Equipped with COMPU LINK-1/SYNCHR0
terminals which
tem sources synchronously operate with
provided remote cables,
er supply of one of the components is interrupted halfway. If this happens, push
the activation button again to restart.
terminal of each component is connected
with the attached remote cable. Be sure
to read the instruction manual for each
component very carefully.
up to a
audio/video (A/V) system with the simple ad-
of a
and
consult your
and
of
the souroe selector button
or
receiver. You
of any
desired source
following requirements:
by JVC,
are so
comprehensive "remote controll-
component (named "COMPU LINK
can be
controlled from
from where
JVC
is a
computer-
tfie features
any
to
connect
also use the
tor
is
can
in
any
seated with
For
more informa-
of an au-
of all
"tiost"
at the
this
required
all
easily
Con-
the entire
desired
One of
you can switch sources
can
designed that
you are
dealer.
on
all
of
ac-
pur-
to
sys the
be
a
COMPU LINK
BEDIENUNGSSYSTEM
Das COMPU LINK Bedienungssystem
Computer-verbundenes System,
ter einzeine COMPU LINK Steuerkomponenten*
einer Audio-Anlage steuert. Dieses Betriebssystem
macht samtliche Aniagenkomponenten
einzigen Tastendruck verfügbar, ohne
"zentrales" Bauteil vennoten ware.
Automatische Quellenwahl
die mitgelieferten Verbindungskabel
Aniagenbauteile anschlieBt. Die Tonquellen lassen
sich dann umschalten
Druck
auf die
oder Receivers nach Belieben automatisch betatigen.
Betriebstaste des gewünschten Bauteils drücken.
Nach dem Umschalten der Tonquelle wird
trieb
des
fünf Sekunden abgebrochen.
• COMPU LINK Komponenten mussen folgende Bedingungen erfüllen:
• Hergestellt
• Ausstattung
Achtung:
•
Der Betrieb wird gestort, wenn man die
Stromversorgung eines der Bauteile mittendrin unterbricht. In soich einem Fall ist
die Betriebstaste zum Neustart noch einmal zu drücken.
•
Vergewissern Sie sich, daB die COMPU
LINK-1/SYNCHRO-Buchsen einer jeden
Komponente an dem mitgelieferten Fernbedienungslcabel angeschlossen sind. Lesen Sie die Bedienungsanleitung einer
jeden Komponente sorgfaltig durch.
INFORMATIONEN FÜR DIEJENINGEN UNTER
UNSEREN KUNDEN, DIE DAS COMPU LINK
FERNBEDIENUNGSSYSTEM NOCH NICHT
BESITZEN.
Das COMPU LINK Bedienungssystem laBt sich
leicht ausbauen
bedienbaren" Audio/Video-System (A/V), indem
man
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solchermaBen ausgebauten System (names
"COMPU LINK Fernbedienungssystem") können
Sie nahezu jede Funktion im gesamten A/V-System
von Ihrem Sitzplatz
Tonquelle
dienungsgerats steuern, Einzelheiten dazu erlautert gerne
Quellenwahltaste
Zu
diesem Zweck können Sie aber auch
vorigen Aniagenbauteils innerhalb
von JVC,
Buchsen,
deren Konstruktion samtliche Anlagentonquellen über
bindungskabel synchron funktionieren laBt,
zu
nur ein
einziges Bauteil (namens "COM-
mit
Hilfe eines handgeführten Fernbe-
Ihr
JVC-Handler,
ist
möglich, wenn
und mit
mit
COMPU LINK-1/SYNCHR0-
die
einem allumfassenden
aus und ber
ist ein
wo der
Compu-
mit
einem
daB ein
man
an
samtliche
einem einzigen
des
Verstarkers
die
der
Be-
von
mitgelieferten Ver-
"fern-
jede beliebige
SYSTEME
DE
COM-
MANDE COMPU LINK
Le système
système
agit
audio afin
ristiques
tionner
a
un
Pour pouvoir utiliser cette fonction
tomatique
cables
tous
tionner une source d'entrée
cer
pression
OU
d'utiliser
d'entrée désirée. Lorsqu'une source d'entrée
sélectionnée,
source d'entrée sélectionnée précédemment
s'arrête dans
• L'élément COMPU LINK doit satisfaire
Remarques:
•
Si la tension disparait sur l'un des élé-
•
S'assurer que la borne COMPU
INFORMATIONS DESTINESS AUX UTILISATEURS QUI
NOS ELEMENTS A TÉLÉCOMMANDE COMPU
LINK.
Le système
facilement être transformé
audio/vidéo (A/V) "télécommande".
système amelioré (appelé "Système
mande COMPU LINK"),
mander pratiquement toutes
système
d'entrée ainsi
en utilisant
tez votre revendeur
de
commande COMPU LINK
de
liaison utilisant
sur
les éléments COMPU LINK* d'une chaine
de les
de
cedt appareil est
un
élément
élément "höte".
de
source d.entree
de
télécommande fournis pour raccorder
les
éléments,
la
lecture automatiquement
du
selecteur d'entrée
de
ramplificateurtuner.
la
touche d'activation
la
les
points suivants:
• Fabriqué
• Equipe
ments au cours de cette operation, le
fonctionnement sera anormal. Si cela se
produit, appuyer une nouvelle fois sur le
bouton d'activation pour continuer.
SYNCHRO de chaque élément est raccordé avec le cable de téléconnexion qui
a été fourni. Lire attentivement le manuel
d'utilisation de chaque élément de la
chaine.
par
de
chronisation (COMPU LINIK-1/SYNCHR0)
qui sont prévues pour que tous les éléments