Jvc JR-S400-Mk2 Owners Manual

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lnstruction Book

STEREO

RECEIVER

JR.S4OO

MARKII

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incorporating many advanced

is divid€d

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functions listenino to radio broadcasts,

records and tap€s and r€pording

section describes the more advanced tape dubbing, the

you

Befor€

read

you

h.ppy and succersful

CONTENTS

lmponant

Front

Conneclion

Connecting speakeu

Anlennas

A33ic

L:sreling

L Lisiening Listenrng Recordinq tapes

S.E.A. recbding

Uring

S.E.A.

Some

Powe'meiers

Tapedubbing.

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Specilrcarions

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to tapes

stereo headphones

p/rre,^s

P'eser

more about

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JVC'S JRS400 [4ARK II Stereo

these,

S.E.A.

into

you

section!. The first der_

two

attachment of other devices,

should r€ad the

lirtening.

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a

sophhticated

featuros,

tapes. The

functions,

precautions.

10 10

IMPORTANT

1. lnsull.tion

.

Select

a

nor too cold

t04"F).

. space between the

Leave

place

which is level, dry and neither too

{between

5' and 40'c/23"F aod

rear of the re€eiver and

hot

IMPORTANT

Mains Supply

Warning: Thia apparatus

Thk unit

fitted with

Oo not allow a curtain,etc,

Keep the receiver away

Do Do Do

2.

I

2 3 4 4

5

6

6 6

6

7 7

I I I

9

Check vohage and from whom

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Oo not bend

.

When unplussing the

3. M.lfunctioni,

.

There are no user rerviceable thing

. . .

This

from

of the

should consult

put

not not use it in a not

Keep

it too close to a heater.

place

it wherc it is dusty.

use

it

far lrom

6s

vour

that the receiver is set

frequency.

bousht

vou

the

power

Do not handle the

from the wall outlet, always

etc.

wrong,

power

unplug

plug,

not the

goes

Do nor insert any meta'lic object Do not allow water to

receiver cont8ins a

interupts the sound

your

receiver h intermittent, it could be b€cause

operation of thk circuit. ln this case

your

dealer.

to block the

from direct

subject to vibrations.

possible.

TV as

for

not,

lf

it.

cord with w€t

cord sharply-

consult the dealer

cod.

panr

power

the

inside

set

when h operates. lf the sou6d

the

protective

ventilation

tunlight.

your

local supply

handrl

inside.

cord and consult

receiver.

the

lf any'

receiver.

circuit which

pull

you

coloured i^

these colouls do

lf

identifications

Blue wire

Brown wire

Gr€en/Yellow

Green.

lf

in .loubt

recommend that

We

No

user serviceable

qualif

ied seryice

(ln

the United

(240V

has a three-core

a 3-pin accordance with

50Hz

plus.

The wir€s in the

not correspond

your plug,

of

to t€rminal coded

to rerminal coded

wire to the

consuh a compebnt

-

shouid

vou

CAUTION

shock, do not

parts

personnel.

Kingdom)

Ac onlyl

must be earthed

mains lead which

following code:

(Nsutr.l)or

N

Bl0€ ro

Brown

Gr€en/Yellow to E.rrh or

ro L

(l-iv.)or

with

connect

larger terminal

inside.

as follows:

N

{Neutral)

(Live)

L

electician.

disconnect

Reter servicing

or coloured

should b€

main lead are

alack

Fed

the terminal

or coloured

coded

the

6re€.

Red

E

or

AC cord

WARNING:

TO PREVENT

HAZARD, DO NOT

FIRE OR SHOCK

EXPOSE

APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR

1-

THIS

MOISTURE.

FROT{T PANEL

L

SIGNAL

ltrength

This is used in tuning to broadcasts,

AlVl. lt makes its maximum deflection

strength

i.e. when

2. Flvl

Th's

to

center frequency of the

3. FM

4.

POWER

This

of

you

TUNING

is

used

center

the

STEREO

ON/OFF indicator

lamp

mster

the signal

are correctly

metor

in

tuning to

position

being received is greatest,

when

broadcast.

indicator

lights

up when the POWER

tuned to a FIV

yo!

both

broadcast.

broddcasts.

are

tuned to the

FI\I

and

when

lt sw ngs

switch is

the

5. POWER meter3

Thes€ mete6 rather

than the lsual VIJ or uncalibrated

values

speakers having beins driven.

indicate

in watti are indicared

impedance

an

(See

paqe

6. TUNING conr.ol

lightly

T!rd

to tune to Aftl and FM

7. VOLUME control

Slide

to the right

to

hear

8. BALANCE control

Thk adjusts the

speakers. When it is at the left,

the left channel.

hea. only

balance between rhe left

When it is at

right

the

channel.

9. S.E.A. Grsphic Equalizor

These five

five

independently.

which

the conventional

The with different

Tuning

10.

11.

llluminated

Headphone

12. Plug

istening

Pres

After

will be head lor

circuit You

this

time. This is not

14. SPK-l

Press

Speaker

controk allow

sections of the frequency

For

give

far

more flexible

preset patterns

dial

basshreble

types of mosic.

point.r

dial

jack (PHONES)

stereo headphones

and recording

to switch the

the POWER

power

switch is

3

relay

will hear

operates to

a click from

switch

to switch

Svstem

due to any

the

I terminats

the

output

8.)

louder

tone control

vou

operation

add to

your

into

monitoring.

06 and

4 seconds.

put

the retay

speakers

on and ofr

power

unit'.

when one

of exactly 8 ohms

broadcarts.

sound.

you

the right,

to

boost and lower range

and right

can hear

you

system

by 12dB

of these controk,

controt

turned

over tone than

controls,

this

see

listening pteasure

jack

for

page

See

off.

ON, no sound

protecrive

The

the circuitry

operation

defect in

the ser.

connected

ontine.

in watts

The

pair

of

onty

can

page

7.

private

6.

at

to

the

is

15.

SPK-2 lwitch

Press

to switch the speakers connected

Speaker System

16.

Press to switch on AM

2

terminals oh and

17.

Press to switch on Flvl

PHONO-1 iwitch

18. Press

to hear sound connected

mi.als

on the

PHONO2 3witch

19.

Pfess to hear soond

minals on the rear

20.

AUX switch

Pres'

TAPE-l/EXT.NR

21.

Press to hear tape

terminals. When connected,

TAPE-2

22.

Press to hear tape

terminals or TAPE-2 DIN socker.

to

hedr

twitoh

panel.

rear

panel.

5ound connecred

3wirch

deck connected to the TAPE,I

an external noise

this switch should

d€ck connected

to the

off.

tuner section.

to PHoNo-l

connected to PHoNo,2

AUX

to

term

reducrion unit

pressed

be

to the TAPE.2

^a's.

in for

ter,

tef

is

its

23.

FM mutinsy'mode

This

controls

as the mono/srereo

mi)(ture of right

heard from don€ in stereo. lf

of an FM

switches

24.

LOUDNESS

stereo broadcast

off the FM muring

At low volumes,

change. This

itself,

but due to the eart

sound at low volumes.

you

when

LOW FILTER

25.

Press

HIGH

26.

Press

27.

S.E.A. REC

Press

S.E.A.

are listening

to cut excessive

FILTER

to cut

to record

Graphic

swirch

the Fl\,4 muring

mode

and left

both speakeG

pressed

it is

switch

the tone of sound

is not due

Press

at low volumes.

switch

bas or low frequencv

lwitch

hiqh

frequency hiss

awiich

tapes with the

Equalizer.

MUTE

IFM

OFF/MONO)

circuit and atso acis

switch_ When

channet sound

even:t

is sub.standard.

cjrcuit.

broddcasting is

in when the

to any change in

different sensitivity

to compensate for

or record

added effect of the

it is in, a

wi|

reception

it aho

appea.s

the sound

noise_

surface

be

to

this

CONNECTIOI{

DIAGRAM

NOTE

1- Connect

cha.nels will degrade the

source

connected

components

stereo effect.

left and right

with

corectly. Rev€rsed chan6es

r'-

--F;;.-t4r1

l.-ET' iii

r'-'

.flta

2.

Connect

and

(-)

speakers

to

3. Switch the

4. Connect

plugs

5. Use speakers

pai6

their

6. TAPE-2

These cennot be !sed ar the same time.

7. Do not

rated

speakers

of

impedance

terminals

connect equipment

power

with conect

Reve6ed

{ ).

power

or

with

should be between 8 and

when connecting any com

off

wires flrmly.

correct impedances. When two

are to be driven simultaneously,

and OIN socket are in

AC outlets on the rear

to the

po

polaritY

requiring more than the

8 The UNSWITCHED AC outlet s

panel power

when the Connect

when operatins,

The

9.

froot

front

it to a component

SWITCHED

pane power

it to a component

like

a

AC outlet is switched off whe.

swltch s switched off.

which mlst be switched

switch

which only uses

record

turntab

aritY;

wiLl degrade the

Poor

not switched off

is swhched off.

e.

{+)

co{tact

16ohms.

parallel.

panel.

Connect

to

off, ike

(+)

may

power

the

AIV ferrite

1.

2

FI!1

SPEAKEBS connection

4.

SPEAKEBS connection terminals

bar antenna

INTERNAL

teimlnals

ANTENNA

SYSTEI!]

SYSTEI!12

your

10. ll

Fis,2

6. UNSWITCHED

7. SWITCHED

*

(Not

provided

1

Continental Europe, the

United Kingdom and

AC OUTLET.

AC OUTLET*

for

on sets

Australia.)

L ExternalANTENNAterminals

9. Ground terminals

(GND)

12. AUX terminals

t3. TAPE.I terminak

14. TAPE-2 terminals

TAPE-2 DIN socket

15.

16. PRE OUT/[4AlN

17. Fl\4 DET OUT terminal

lN terminals

connect

ll. lt is not necessarv to connect both

75O aniennas simultaneoudv.

record turntable

it

to the

has

a separaie

GND termlnal.

sround

the 300Q and

ead,

10. PHONO'l terminals

11 PHONO'2 ierminah

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