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5 Stereo Component Connectlons

Turntable Compact

Disc Player Tape Deck Second VCR

Taoe Deck

TV

or

Speaker Connecilons Speaker.Terminals Speakers Soeakers

6 AC Power

7

AM and

1 2

Connactlons

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Antenna Connecflons AM Loop Antenna AM Outdoor Antenna FM 75-Ohm Antenna FM

300-Ohm Antenna Cable

Cable

8 Front Panel Controls

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Introduction

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Thank

be a valued addition to these instructions manual and use

know from turning

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Please

about the receiver. Use this manual to help

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Connect

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Learn

the

recerver.

a

Preset radio

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Operate the receiver.

a

Troubleshoot, if This manual is

The first other stereo components

The second

indicators

and The

third

recetver. The

fourth

guide

and specifications for the receiver.

Use the following instructions

Keys

or buttons to be

for

example: TUNING

Connection with

all capital

Names with

all capital letters, for

Steps

that

labeled lmportant! Additional

purchasing

for

carefully before operating the receiver. This

gives you

your

the basic information

receiver. lt explains everything

on

consult

your

functions

your

other stereo components to the receiver.

of the controls and indicators

stations

there is a

organized as follows:

part

manual

of this

of this manual introduces

on the receiver.

part

of this

part

this

of

guidelines

in this manual:

points

on the

letters,

indicators

of

you

that light

need to follow to

information

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stereo system. Be

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you

need to

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need

read

to

switch to basic troubleshoot-

you

if

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the following:

have any

questions

on the

into

the receiver's memorv.

oroblem

and antennas to the

manual

pressed

with the receiver.

you

tells

you

how to

provldes

to help

indicated with

are

connect

your

receiver;

you

to the controls

operate

the

a troubleshooting

you

follow the

capitalletters,

key.

back of the receiver are indicated

for example: PHONO

up on the receiver are

indicated

example: TUNED

get

the correct results, are

that is helpful to know, is labeled fVote:

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The reception. interference.

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Do not insert

the Becelver

receiver in

the

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Fahrenheit

could cause over-heating and damage

receiver could cause some

Locate the receiver away

place

a

around the receiver

(-50

good

ventilation around the receiver. Poor

is level

that

and 40o Celsius).

interference

from

and

must

be between

your

Power Gonnectlons

the oower cord

pull

molded

the

Gautlon: To reduce

power

on the

plug

at the end of the cord

Becelver

any metallic object

with

cord to unplug the receiver.

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shocks or flres:

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2.

Do not expose thls appllance to molsture.

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Compu

Link

Remote Control System

The RX-207TN/RX-2068K has terminals SYNCHRO terminals. JVC's exclusive Comou Control System connects equipment or COMPU system. You can control unit, or selection and synchronized recording.

Equlpment remote

By connecting the SYNCHRO terminal to the receiver, the equipment that does

have REMOTE

not controlled via REMOTE SENSOR of the receiver.

Automatlc aource

Pressing

the RX-307TN/RX-306BK has

and

LINK-3

SYNCHRO terminals to the

you

can use other functions such as automatic source

control

COMPU

SENSOR in

aetectlon

SOURCE SELECT keys

COMPU LINK-1 SYNCHRO

COMPU

with

equipment

LINK-1 or COMPU LINK-3

from the remote control

its

main unit can be remote

Link Remote

JVC COMPU LINK-1

will automatically

LINK-3

remote

put

responding source equipment into the PLAY mode. When

press Source Select source equipment shuts down about 5 seconds

the

PLAY

key on source equipment, the corresponding

key is

automatically

set to that

source. Other

later.

Note: Automatic source selection does not function on a tape deck connected to the TAPE2/VIDEO SOUND terminals.

This is

applicable only with components that are compatible

with

JVC's Compu

Link Remote

Control

System.

Synchronlzad recordlng

With

synchronized

automatically with a CD

Read

Note: synchronized

This is

applicable only

with

JVC's Comou Link Remote Control Svstem.

recording, a tape

player

or turntable.

your

tape deck manual for maore

recordi ng.

with

components

deck can start

information

that are compatible

recording

control

the cor-

you

on

How

to Connect Compu

This

diagram are connected to the COMPU SYNCHRO terminals.

Player

CD

Important! Do not

ing

the JVC cassette deck

terminals to

shows how

connect

the TAPE 2/VIDEO SOUND terminals,

Link

Compu

Link

LINK-1

the remote cable

having

compatible

or COMPU

Tape Deck

COMPU

components

LINK-3

when

connect-

LINK-I/SYNCHRO

CD auto-changer

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turn on/off

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the CD auto-changer along

by connecting the COMPU

SYNCHRO terminal of the CD auto-changer to the

RX-307TN/RX-306BK.

Changer

Instructions.

For details,

refer

to the CD

SYNCTIBO

with the

LINK-3

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Page 4

Stereo

Component

Connections

You

can connect the following

your

of

r

Turntable

.

Compact Disc Player

.

Tape Deck(s)

r

VCR The

components to the receiver.

lmporbnt! stereo receiver.

to the right

reverse the channels,

Turntable

Connect

Q

left receiver.

lmpoftant!

moing magnetic

Compact DIsc Player

Connect the left

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player

the receiver.

receiver:

or TV

following instructions will

Make sure

components to the left

Connect

the

and right

to the left

the right

jacks

on

the bottom row of the receiver. lf

left

and right channels

jacks

marked PHONO

Use the

receiver

(MM)

and right channels on

right

and

stereo components to the back

you

show

you

connect the left

jacks

channels of all stereo components

the stereo sound will be affected.

only with turntables

type cartridge.

jacks

how

on the

your

on

the

on

your

marked

to connect stereo

channels of all

top

row of the

turntable to

back of the

have

that

compact disc

the back

CD on

you

the

a

of

fape

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@

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VCB

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@

Deck

Connect the left and right REC) marked OUT

Connect the PLAY) marked

REC) 2nlIDEO

the receiver.

PLAY) SOUND

or marked

Connect the left or TV marked

your

on

or TV

TV

to the left

tape

(REC)

left

and right

on the tape deck to the

(PLA[

lN

lape

the left

your

SOUND

the left

of the

lacks

OUT

(PLAY)

lN

on the back of the receiver.

Deck

and right

second tape

jacks

and right

tape deck to the left

marked lN

and right audio input

and right TAPE 2llIDEO

(REC)

and right audio and

on the back

"Line

In" channels

deck to

the left

on the back of the receiver.

"Line

deck to the left

marked

"Line

(PLAY)

on the

back of the receiver.

right

TAPE 2llIDEO

and

Out" channels

left

and right

In"

channels

(REC)

OUT

Out" channels

and right TAPE

on the back of the receiver.

channels on

output channels

of the receiver.

(acks

right TAPE 1

TAPE 1

(acks

and

on the back of

SOUND

marked

(acks

jacks

marked

right

TAPE

(acks

2//IDEO

your

jacks

your

on

jacks

marked

VCR

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and

pairs

of speakers

pairs

of speakers are called Speakers

match

the terminals

of

for

only

Check

have the

speakers

of (-)

terminals of the right-side Speaker

terminals marked RIGHT on the

(-)

terminals of the

terminals marked LEFT on the

You

can connect two this receiver. The two and Speakers

Important! nals with (+)

and

Note: This pedance

to make

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Speakers I

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connecting speakers, open each terminal and

end of the speaker wire as shown.

the

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prace.

Connect

follows:

as Connect

to

top

the

receiver. Connect the

to the top

receiver.

2.

Be sure to

polarity

the

(-)

to

receiver

of 8 to 16

the

sure

fermlnals

terminals as shown to clamp the speaker

the first

(+)

the

(+)

polarity

the

with

use

your

correct

(Speakers

(four

speakers total) to

the speaker term|

of

the receiver.

on

speakers

speaker specifications

impedance.

1) to the receiver

left-side

(+)

having im-

insert

wires in

Speaker

1

to

the

1

AC

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Powet

o0

Connectlons

Speakets 2

lf

a second

connect them to the receiver as

@Connect

to the bottom

ranoirror

Connect the

@

to

the bottom

receiver.

tmpot|anil Before make sure all stereo components are connected correctly. Do not connect

watts

Gautlon. lo ponont!

Plug the volt. 60 Hz

You nents to the two AC outlets on the back of the receiver.

Note: < RX-207TN/RX-2068K

pair

of speakers

(+)

the

(total)

power

can connect the

The

plugged

setting.

< RX.3O7TN/RX-3O6BK> The AC ON/STANDBY circuits. When the STANDBY,

and

(+)

and

(+)

and

(+)

and

you

stereo

to the receiver.

prevent

otf bclore

cord

AC household

AC outlets

on

in,

regardless of the r*eiver's

outlets are connected to

power

(Speakers

(-)

terminals of the

(-)

terminals marked

(-)

terminals of the left-side Speaker 2

(-)

terminals

plug

the

components requiring more than 180

electrlc.hoclq tum dl rtcrso

you

Instlll or nemove

the

back

electrical outlet.

power

cords of the other stereo compo-

provide power'whenever

>

will not

2) is

follows.

right-side Speaker 2

marked LEFT

power

cord into an outlet,

of

receiver into a 120

the

the receiver's power

be supplied.

to be used,

RIGHT

power

the

power

switch

on the

the

on

com-

cordl.

receiver is

switch

is

fo

set

AM

and

FM Antenna

Connections

AM Loop Antenna

To receive radio broadcasts, FM

antennas to the receiver. An AM loop FM

antennas use two types of cable connections: cables have a flat

antenna

have a round

connection.

is included with

coaxial connection while 300-ohm cables

you

will have to connect AM

AH Loop Antenna

Fold

Q @

out the loop

Connect one antenna on the receiver.

Connect the

@

terminal.

Note: These two terminals

the

speaker

Adjust

O

the

AM Outdoor Antenna

your

lf

AM broadcast reception connect an antenna.

lmportant! The

AM

broadcasts.

installing

Install

Q

tenna wire shold be about 16 to

Connect one end of the antenna

@

an outdoor antenna.

a single

marked AM EXT.

Note: Except for the

antenna

wire

Otherwise, the

from

the antenna base.

wire to

remaining

terminals.

loop

antenna as

AM

outdoor antenna

loop

AM

Do not

vinyl-covered

connection,

touches the

receiver

one of

antenna wire to the other AM LOOP

and

open

needed

is

unsatisfactory,

in

antenna

disconnect

must

the loop antenna when

antenna

40 feet

to the AM loop terminal

make

panel

rear

might

not

pick

and

your

receiver.

75-ohm

the AM LOOP terminals

the

close

get

to

the best reception.

addition

of the

to the

installed to receive

be

wire

outdoors.

(5

to

no uninsulated

sure

receiver.

way as

same

you

should

looo

The an-

12 meters) long.

up AM broadcasts.

75-Ohm Antenna with

codial cable

Fl\,4 Feeder Antenna

F|t 75.Ohm Antenne

Loosen

Q

the screws

Cable

holding

the bracket to the

rear

the receiver.

Loosen the

O

the 300/75-ohm

cap of

terminal on

the rear

of the receiver.

Insert

@

the round antenna cable through the bracket from

below. Vake

@

sure that the shield braid on the cable contacts the

bracket. and that the

center

conductor

of the cable contacts the 300/75-ohm terminal. lgfrten

@

the bracket screws and the cap on the 300/75-ohm

terminal.

Ft

?OO-Ohm

Loosen the cap on the 300/75-ohm terminal on the rear

Q

bf the receiver.

Loosen the cap on the 300-ohm terminal

O

Antenna

Cable

the rear

on

the receiver.

Connect the two conductors of the

@

antenna cable

300/75-ohm terminal and the 300-ohm terminal. Tighten

@

Note: Whether sure the antenna conductors do on the receiver. This could cause

the caps on both terminals.

you

use the

75-ohm

not

poor

or 300-ohm cable, make

touch any other terminals

reception.

panel

to the

of

panel

of

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Front Panel

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Power

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Press switch again to turn mooe.

Note: The receiver the the

@Speaker

Press Speakers 2 on.

speakers off.

@Headphone.tack

Stereo listening,

Source $elect

@

Use these six buttons to choose the stereo source to listen

been selected.

TAPE 2NTDEO

9ource

G)

These live lights played

may turn on

Swltch

this switch to turn

off the

uses a small amount of

STANDBY mode. To

power

cord.

on oower to the

power

disconnect

receiver. Press

and activate the

power (5

power

completely, unplug

Swltch

the two SPEAKERS switches

Press

the SPEAKERS switches out to turn the

headphones may

press

both speaker switches off.

Source Indicator

to.

be connected

in

to turn Soeakers 1 and

here. For

Lights show which source(s) have

PllONOt Press to listen to records.

Press to listen

CD;

FIG Press

Itl Press

to to

1APE 1., Press to

to the TAPE 1

to CDs.

listen

to

listen

to

the

use

tape deck connected

jacks

SOUNDT Press to use the tape deck,

equalizer, or video

nected

jacks

TAPE

to the

on the receiver.

lndlcator Hghts

you

tell

which stereo source(s) are

through the receiver. The TAPE 2 MONITOR

independently

or off

while other indicators

the

STANDBY

watts)

private

you

want

FM

broadcasts.

AM

broadcasts.

on the receiver.

graphic

equipment con-

2llIDEO SOUND

being

indicaior

are

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BECE YED Indlcator This

indicator lights up when signals are received from the

remote

in

This indicator lights

control unit.

< RX.3O7TN/RX.3O6BK>

BECEMD

and POWER 9IANDBY

up when signals are

remote

control unit or when

the receiver is in the

lndlcator

received from the

STANDBY

mode.

9Remote

The Remote Sensor receives the signal sent by

Sensor

the remote

control unit.

lt is important

Note:

obstructions in order for

keep the Remote

to

it

receive

to

Sensor

signals

clear of

from the remote

control unit.

@Bass

This controls the control

'

bass. trcble Control

@

This controls the high-frequency sound TREBLE

Control

right to

control

low-frequency

bass response. Turn

boost

right

to boost treble

range. Turn the BASS

sound

left to

range. Turn the

response.

decrease

Turn left

to

decrease treble.

@?alance

This controls the volume speakers. Turn the BALANCE for the right increase volume for left

and

@Volume

Turn indicator lights the remote control is

Control

balance between the

control right to

speaker(s).

right

speakers have

Turn

the BALANCE control left to

left

the

speake(s). ln the center

volume.

equal

Control and Yolume lndlcator

the VOLUME control to

up when the

used

adjust

power

is ON and fickers when

for VOLUME

the

volume.

and

left

and right

increase

position,

Hght

The

VOLUME

FADE

MUTING.

volume

Surround Indlcator Llghts

@

This indicator lights

Tuner DIspIay Wlndow

O

up when

the

The Tuner Display Window indicators AM

and

FM

broadcast

reception.

is also used to set and recall oreset

8

Page

surround sWitch

provide

is

ON.

information on

The Tuner Display Window

radio

stations.

@funer

Use the buttons on the tuner to cast station for

setting and recalling

@9unound

This

you

want to listen to. These

Swltch

switch turns the

preset

surround sound effect ON or OFF.

in

the

AM

tune

buttons are also used

radio stations.

or

FM

broad-

Basic

I

Operation

I

To

turn

O

The

Tuner

The

Source indicator

played.

Select

Q)

the speaker SPEAKERS switches.

your

on

Display

1

receiver,

Window

system

switch,

press

JVE

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lights

Lights

show

you

the

want

SpEAKERS

the POWER

up.

the source

by

pressing

2

switch,

switch

that

was last

the

or both

on.

you

tt

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@

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want

Headphones

Note:

lf

press

both SPEAKERS

Press

one

source

The

corresponding

source

Note:

Operate

tape

deck)

Turn

the VOLUME

Impoftant! a hearing using

headphones,

sound.

to listen

Jack.

you

do not

of the

you

is

being

defect. Adjust

Source

want

to listen

played.

the

by following

Listening

through

want

headphones, plug

sound

switches

Select

coming off.

buttons

to.

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Source

stereo sources

control to

avoid

Indicator

the appropriate

adjust the

to

an ertremely

the volume

listening

through

to choose

Light

(for

example:

instruction

volume.

loud

properly.

to

an

ertremely loud

them

the

shows

which

CD,

manuals.

sound may

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in to

the

speakers,

stereo

phono,

cause

when

Note:

you press

and heard.

lf

just

one

both

pair

of speakers

SPEAKERS

is

connected

switches,

no

to the

sound

receiver

will

be

turn

@

between

Turn

@

treble

Turn

@

bass

the BALANCE

the

left

and right

the TREBLE

(high

the BASS

(low

frequency)

control left

frequency)

control

left

control

speakers.

sound level.

left

or right

level.

sound

or right

or right to

to decrease

to

the

set

decrease

or increase

balance

Increase

or

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9

Listening to

Radio

Broadcasts

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Selecting an

Turn

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the

Press

the

you pressed

lf

appear

last AM frequency

the

you pressed

lf appear in the the last FM frequency

the TUNING key

Use listen

to. Press the right side of the key to find higher frequen-

press

cies;

you

When

it

until

tunes a station in. You can stop auto{uning

Ing

any

The TUNED lndicator oreciselv

AM

receiver

AM

or

the AM

in

Tuner

the

the FM

Tuner

the left

release

tuner

button.

to

either an AM or FM station.

FM

or

on

FM

Source Select button.

Display

Display Window. The recerver tunes in

side of

the

Station

Source Select button,

Window. The receiver

that was

Source Select button, FM and MHz

that was

to

TUNING key,

lights when the receiver is

played

played.

find

the

the key to

radio frequency

find

the

AM

frequencies.

lower

receiver

tuned

and

you

auto{unes

kHz

tunes

want to

press-

by

in

Press

@

station improved, although stereo) sound.

The STEREO

Presetting an AM or

Vnrrnan ^rocar . tntSl

memory.

number tune to that station using the TUNING key. (See

Turn

Q

Press the AM

@

Use the TUNING key to tune

O

Dreset.

Press

@

The MEMORY indicator lights

blinks)

Using the Numeric keys, enter the channel

@

you The channel number appears in the Tuner Display Window.

FM

the

MODE/MUTE button

with a weak or noisy signal. Reception wil be

you

indicator

and the

will be

FM

gf

preset

You

(1

to 40) Once a station

Using Numerrc Keys ' on

receiver

the

the MEMORY button.

in

the Tuner Display Window for about

want

to assrgn to the statron.

on.

or the

40 radiO StatiOnS

a station by assigning

FM

Source Select

when listening to an FM

listening

AUTO indicator

monaural

to

Station

intO

it

a channel

has

Numeric keys rather than the

page

in

the radio station

- -

and

preset, you

been

1.)

1

button,

CH appears

number

disaooear.

reCeiver'S

the

you

five

seconds.

(1

(non-

can

want to

-

(-

a0)

to

Note:

Tap the TUNING

quency the

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lmportant! lf lndicator doesn't light, reception.

When plays

are lighted.

P2^a 1n

tn

TUNING key down to change the frequency faster,

you

in stereo; the

of 10 kHzfor

steps

the

tune to

key momentarily to

AM and 0.1 MHzfor

receiver is

an FM station, the receiver

STEREO indicator and the AUTO indicator

tuned to a statton

try adjusting the

antenna

change

the fre-

FM.

then

the TUNED

but

for

better

automatically

Hold

lmportant! You must MEMORY soon,

Repeat

Note: Preset

long plugged,

the

indrcator

press

the MEMORY button and start again.

the above

stattons are

as the receiver

presets

power

if

or

a

for

two or three days before erasrng

is

process

enter lighted.

plugged

is

fatlure

the channel number while the

to

held in

indicator

lf the

preset

additional

receiver's memory as

the

in. lf

occurs, the

receiver is un-

the

receiver will keep

turns off too

radio

them.

stations.

Using

Auto-Memory

The Auto-Memory function lets

preset

stations, and

the

memory. The receiver will scan

the stations, as they are

numbers.

(O

Turn the

Press the AM or the FM Source Select button.

@

Use

G)

start scanning Press

@

receiver

on.

the TUNING key to

from.

AUTO MEMORY button.

the

The MEMORY indicator

in the Tuner Display Window

blinks)

Using the Numeric

@

(1

lmportant! MEMORY indicator soon,

When a radio station indicator frequency about starts again.

to 40)

press

five

you

You must

lights,

of seconds.

keys,

want to

the AUTO MEMORY button and

the station tuned in are displayed alternately

assign

enter

is lighted. lf the indicator turns off too

is

tuned

and the

When this station

you

scan a serres of

ones

you

into the receiver's

want

radio frequencies and

tuned, with ascending channel

find

lights

lowest frequency

the

- -

and

for

lowest

the

enter

preset.

a

the channel

in,

scanning

preset

first

channel

is

radio

preset

you

want

five

seconds.

number

The

and

scanning

(-

TUNED

CH appears

about

channel

number while the

start again.

stops.

number

preset,

-

the

for

to

Uslng

Numerlc Keys

Preset stations are set

using the To indicate

Numeric keys.

numbers 1 to 10, indicate numbers one other

key. See the To indicate 17: To indicate 20: To indicate 25: To indicate 40:

into the receiver's

to

40,

you

11

following examples:

press

the

+10

press

the +10

press

the +10 key twice,

press

10 key three times,

the +

memory and

press

the appropriate

need to use

then the

key, key, then the

10 key

the +

7 key. 10 key.

then the 5

then the

recalled

key. To

and

key.

10 key.

you

lf

@

MEMORY button are displayed again.

This

filled or the upper

not want to

do

process

preset

that

station,

while the channel

alternately. The

continues automatically

frequency

number and

receiver will start

until all

limit is reached.

press

the

frequency

scanning

40 channels

AUTO

are

Page

11

Hecording Tapes

you

lf

have a tape 2^/IDEO SOUND stereo sources onto a taoe.

(OTurn @

.

the receiver on,

Press the Source Select button for the source record from.

Note: When recording from TAPE 2 to TAPE 1, TAPE 2/VIDEO SOUND button and another button other than TAPE 1.

Use the tape deck to record the source as it is Follow

the instructions for

Note: Adjusting

affect the recording level. Follow the

deck.

deck connected

jacks

the

the receiver,

of

your

VOLUME

to the TAPE 1

tape deck,

control of

instructions

TAPE

you

the receiver will not

or

can record other

you

want to

press

playing.

your

for

the

tape

Playing Back with

a Surround-sound

Etfect

Playing back a stereo source with the SURROUND

produce

will Connect speaker systems

@

terminals.

itffi

a surrounding sound effect.

to the

SPEAKERS

SPEIIGRS

un

1 and 2

key ON

Three.llead

you

lf

the

sound being recorded.

TAPE 2llIDEO

follows:

.

recording

Start When the TAPE 2 MONITOR

the sound

Press the TAPE 2/VIDEO MONITOR lndicator

the recording immediately

of

pressing

By you

can compare the sound

quality

7ape Decks

have a three-head

SOUND

the source onto the

the source

of

TAPE

the

of the tape recording being made.

jacks

playing

Light will light. Now

2llIDEO SOUND

tape deck,

Connect

SOUND button. The TAPE 2

as

quality

you

can use

the tape deck to the

of the receiver and

TAPE

2 deck.

Indicator Light is off,

through the speakers.

you

it is made

button on and off,

of the source with the

hear the

the tape.

on

it proceed

you

to monitor

as

hear

sound

Note: A sound effect by recommended

turn

@

Turn

O

Press

O

Play

@

lf SPEAKERS and sound

Monaural source cannot be sound effect.

single speaker system

itself,

for

a more

receiver

the ON the SPEAKERS switches, 1 and

the SURROUND

back the stereo source.

a speaker system with a

pay

attention to

playback.

on.

2,

avoid using

produce

can

the use of two speaker sysfems

but

ideal

surrounding sound effect.

key.

low-rated it independent of SPEAKERS

its VOLUME

played

input

control during

back

a surrounding

2.

is

connected

with the

is

to

1,

surrounding

surround

Page

12

Using

the

Bemote

Control

Aim the signals at the REMOTE SENSOR

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Selectable Function keys

CONTROL Section

on the

receiver.

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The remote

JVC's audio Link Remote Direct

control unit

gear

visual

Control System.

the transmitter window of the remote control unit at

**,0,1**Sil'ffi[

provided

from a remote

control

the receiver and

place

via the

target equipment within a distance of 7 meters.

avoid obstacles between the transmitter and keys

slowly

positively,

and

making sure the desired

the target. Press

result. The

key markings on the transmitter may

not match those the equipment. Check the markings. The remote control unit they

not

do

support. Older equipment may not be

cannot

control

equipment

their input.

for

Check LINK-3

SYNCHRO terminals on the remote equipment by a

remote

cable.

Switch

on

connection of

power

the

COMPU LINK-1 or COMPU

to all the equipment required before starting operation. When

operating the VCR by RM-SR307U, if the VCR has a

raemote control code switch, set the switch to

"A"

Compu

Take

care to

functions

receptive

mode.

on

to

**,'L*Si€'SIil&

only)

change

to turn on or off the oower

the

POWER

O

(RM-SR307U

AUDIO: Press to

'

VCR: Press TV:

VOLUME

€)

STANDBY. Press

(-,

"fYE

to turn on or off

+) Press to adjust the output sound FADE MUTING Press to decrease the output sound

power

for the receiver ON or

the

oower to JVC's

level.

gradually.

level

to JVC's VCR.

receiver.

W

Page 13

Operating the source equipment

FM/AM

1 . Pr"r.

2. Ur" the Selectable

broadcast

FM

the

or AM key of the

Function

keys.

SOURCE

PRESET

+ : Scans to higher

-

:

Scans to

preset

lower

oreset channels.

channels.

Turntable 1 . Pr"r. the PHONO key

2. U." the Selectable

CD

r

Player

:

Stop

play.

1 . Pr"., the CD key of the

of the SOURCE SELECT keys.

Function

kevs.

SOURCE

2. U." the Selectable Function keys. : Stops operation.

I

:

Skips to the beginning of the

11<

:

Skips to the beginning of the next track,

)1't

:

Moves backward

<<

: Moves forward

>>

: Stops

1

play

quickly

during

temporarily. To release it,

CD Auto-changer

1 . Pr".. the

DISC key

CD

of the CONTROL Section keys.

2. U.. the Selectable Function keys. P:

1-5,

Pr"., the

3.

4.

U." the Selectable Function kevs.

t

K<

>x

<< )}

tl

Select the disc number.

key of

CD

Starts

the SOURCE SELECT

play. Stops operation. Skips to the Skips to the Moves backward Moves forward Stops

beginning of beginning of the

quickly

play

temporarily. To release it,

during

SELECT keys.

SELECT r<eys.

track.

play.

play,

press

xeys.

track.

play.

press

Tape Deck

1 . Pr"., the TAPE 1 kev

2.

(TAPE

1) the

of

Section U."

keys.

the

: Stops operation.

r

Selectable

Function keys.

SOURCE SELECT

r<< : Skips to the beginning of the

:

Skips to the beginning of the

>rr

:

u

: Fast winds the tape from right to

<<

playback/recording

Stops To release it,

press

)

.

previous next

tune.

temporarily.

left.

or

CONTROL

tune.

p : Fast winds the tape from left to right.

: Press together with ) to start recording.

c

Press together with

.

Use CONfROL Section keys equipment source,

playing

Tape Deck

for a CD.

(TAPE

you

while

are

example, to

2)

1 . Pr"r, the TAPE 2 key ot the SOURCE

2. nt^p"deck cannot

connected to

be

operated

with the remote

lt

to enter record-pause

(VCR

listening to

have

or TAPE

the sound of another

a tape deck standby

the TAPE 2/VIDEO

control unit. Use

1)to

operate an

while

SELECT

keys.

SOUND terminal

the

mode.

switches

or buttons on the apparatus.

)

(RM-SR307U

VCR o

Aim

the signals directly at the

a

| . Press the

2. U.. the Selectable Function keys,

I 1

<<

>>

.

only)

VCR

key of the CONTROL

: Stops operation. : Stops

: Rewinds : Fast-forwards : Press

playbacl</recording

pause/still

the

together Press together with mooe.

mode. To

video tape.

with

VCR.

Section

temporarily and

release

)

to start

n

to enter record-standby

Keys.

press

it,

recording.

enters

)

.

)

Page

14

Inserting

Battefies

Troubleshooting

Batteriee

The Remote Control

1.5V)

batteries.

The use of

Battery

long-life

Beplacement

unit uses

dry cells

(2)

two

AAA size

is

recommended.

lf the range of the remote seems shortened, the batteries may

be old.

Use batteries of the same brand. even though they

lf extended

1.

Remove the rear cover down

Try replacing

lmportant! Do not

you

are not

Cauilont

of them

gently

planning

period

of time, remove the

Do not heat

by bumlng.

while

the old batteries.

use a new battery

with

Batteries

look

alike.

to use the remote control for an

batteries.

or attempt to dlspose

remote control unit by

of the

sliding

batteilea

it

out.

(UM-4,

an old battery. can vary

in

pressing

R03

voltage

Problem

Receiver play;

Indicators

light up.

No sound from the

^^ ^ ^t. ^-^

Sound speaKer onry.

Continuous hiss or

buzzing during reception.

does

from

not

do

one

FM

PosslbleCauee Solutions

Power cord plugged

not

Speaker connected

Speaker Buttons

correctly. Buttons

set

Speaker wires connected

Balance Control may be set extreme.

Incoming signal may Adjust antenna.

be too

Incorrect antenna

used.

not

in.

wires not

properly.

not

properly.

not

Plug an

Check speaker Reconnect

Press the Speaker

desired.

Check speaker

Reconnect

Slide Balance Control

to one so both

have sound.

weak.

Station away

Check with

er to make sure are using the correct

type of antenna.

Power cord into

AC

outlet.

wiring

if needed.

in

or out as

wiring

if needed.

speakers

may

too far

be

to receive.

your

deal-

you

lnsert the batteries, making sure that their

2.

that of the diaoram inside the remote.

Replace

3.

the

rear

cover

position

matches

Occasional noise reception.

Loud record

Howling during record playrng.

cracking

during

hum

during

playing.

FM

Antenna not connected

lgnition noise from

automobiles.

Turntable not Check connected

lnterference other electrical applrances.

Turntable too close to a speaKer.

properly.

from

Make sure all anrennas are

connected.

Move the antenna further away road.

manual. Ground the

turntable if reouired,

Try moving the cord or a different outlet.

Move from the turntable.

propeny

from

the

the turntable

power

plugging

speakers away

into

Page 15

RX-207TN/RX-2068K

Specific

ations

RX-307TN/RX-3068K

40 watts channels driven 20 k1z, with no more harmonic

per

distortion.

('66

70dB

Mono: 10.8

Mono: 16.3

Stereo: 38.3 dBf

30

channel, min. RMS,

lnto

8 ohms from 40 Hz

rHF), 78dB

('66

91dB

87.5 MHz

Hz

15

to

both

than 0.080/o total

0.080/o

2.5 mV/47k

200 mV/47k ohms

20 Nz Io 20 kHz + 1dB

(',78

rHF

rHF),

80dB

to

(0.95p

dBf

(1,8p

dBf

(22.5p

Mono:

Stereo:

Mono: 0.150/o

Stereo: 0.20lo

kHz, +0.5 dB,

60 dB,

(at

85

dB

40

dB

to

40 watts

at

ohms

200 mV

REC OUT)

(',78

tHF)

108.0

MHz V/75 ohms) V/75 ohms)

V/75 ohms)

80 dB 73

dB

-3

dB

1.5

dB

+400kHz

98

MHz)

(at

1 kHz)

Output Power

(CD

in

Speakers out)

Intermodulation

Input

Sensitivity/lmpedance

TAPE 1 PLAY,

Recording

Frequency

CD, TAPE 1,

Signal{o-Noise Ratio

TAPE 1, TAPE

CD,

Tuning Range

Usable Sensitivity

50dB

Quieting

Signal{o-Noise Ratio

Total

Harmonic Distortion

(1

Frequency Response

Capture

Alternate

Ratio

Channel Selectivity lF Response Ratio Stereo Separation

Distortion

PHONO

TAPE 2 PLAY,

Output Level

Response

PHONO

kHz)

2

TAPE

2

Sensitivity

(85

dBf)

CD

80 watts channels 20 harmonic

0.030/o at 80 watts

2.5 mV/47k ohms 200 mV/47k

200 mV

20 Hz to 20 kHz

70dB eldB

87.5 MHz to 108.0 Mono: 10.8 Mono: 16.3

Stereo: 38.3 dBf Mono: 80

Stereo: Mono: 0.150/o

Stereo: 0.20lo 30 Hz to 15 kHz, +0.5 dB,

1.5 60 85 dB 40 dB

per

driven

kHz,

with no more

distortion.

('66 ('66

73

dB

+400kHz

dB,

(at

98 MHz)

(at

channel, min. RMS, both

into

8

ohms

than 0.030/o total

ohms

+1dB

IHF), rHF), 80dB

dBf dBf

dB

1

kHz)

('78

78dB

('78

MHz (0.95p (1.8p

V/75 ohms)

(22.5p

rHF REC OUT) rHF)

V/75 ohms)

from 40

-3

dB

Hz

to

sIk

F€

EN

30p V.

(loop

25 dB

1,710

(external)

antenna) (100mV/m) (t

10 kHz)

60 Hz

530 kHz to

300p V/m.

50 dB

AC 12OV'v,

120 watts, 150VA

17-3116 x 5 x 13 inches

(435

x

126 x 330 mm)

14.8 lbs.

(6.7

kHz

kg)

Tuning

Signallo-Noise Ratio

Power

Range

Sensitivity

Selectivity

Requirements

Consumption

Dimensions

(WidthxHeightxDepth)

Weight

-Measured

Design

and specifications

JVE

VICTOR

COTIPANY

OFJAPAN, LIMITED

530 kHz to 1,710 kHz

(external)

V.

30p

300p V/m.

50

25 dB

AC

190 17-3116

(435

18.3 lbs

1,000

at

dB

120V'v,

(loop (100mV/m) (t

10 kHz)

watts,,

260VA

x 5 x 13 inches

x 126 x

(8.3

i

kHz.

subject to change without notice.

antenna)

60 Hz

330 mm)

ks)

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