JVC XLR-5010-BK Service manual

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Turning the Power On and Standby Mode

• If the power cord is unplugged from the wall socket for more than an hour may require resetting. When this occurs, please set the clock (and timer functions) again.

, the internal clock, program, etc. of the main unit

Programming Playback Using Main Unit Controls

Load CDs into the trays of the 3-CD changer.

• Only tracks on the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer can be registered into the program (i.e., tracks on a CD loaded in the CDR cannot be selected for playback).

• “CD READ DISC” will be shown in the information display as the unit reads the information from each disc.

Programming Playback Using the Remote Control

Load CDs into the trays of the 3-CD changer.

• Only tracks on the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer can be registered into the program (i.e., tracks on a CD loaded in the CDR cannot be selected for playback).

• “CD READ DISC” will be shown in the information display as the unit reads the information from each disc.

• If the power cord is unplugged from the wall socket for more than a few seconds unit may require resetting. When this occurs, please set the clock (and timer functions) again.

Load CDs into the trays of the 3-CD changer.

• Only tracks on the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer can be registered into the program (i.e., tracks on a CD loaded in the CDR cannot be selected for playback).

• “CD READ DISC” will be shown in the information display as the unit reads the information from each disc.

Note

• To close a tray, press the 0 button for the tray number that is open. If you press the 0 button for a tray number other than that for the tray that is open, the program may not be played correctly.

Load CDs into the trays of the 3-CD changer.

• Only tracks on the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer can be registered into the program (i.e., tracks on a CD loaded in the CDR cannot be selected for playback).

• “CD READ DISC” will be shown in the information display as the unit reads the information from each disc.

Note

, the internal clock, program, etc. of the main

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Program Edit Recording

Load CDs in the 3-CD changer

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Setting the Unit for High-speed Recording

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/ (menu) button on the remote control to select “HIGH” or “1x”.

• If “HIGH” is selected, “HIGH” flashes in the display window.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to cancel the procedure and return to the normal display.

Setting the Auto Track Spacing Function

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the (menu) button on the remote control and choose the setting “TR SPACE ON” or “TR SPACE OFF”.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to cancel the procedure and return to the normal display.

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Setting the Present Time

Set the timer immediately after turning on the power to the main unit for the first time. Additionally, should there be a power blackout that lasts for longer than one hour the unit is unplugged from the wall socket for longer than one hour please check to see if the clock needs to be reset again before using any other operation.

, or if the AC power cord of

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/ (menu) button on the remote control to select “HIGH” or “1x”.

• If “HIGH” is selected, “HIGH” flashes in the display window.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to cancel the procedure and return to the normal display.

Press the SET button.

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the (menu) button on the remote control and choose the setting “TR SPACE ON” or “TR SPACE OFF”.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to cancel the procedure and return to the normal display.

Press the SET button.

Set the timer immediately after turning on the power to the main unit for the first time. Additionally, should there be a power blackout that lasts for longer than a few seconds of the unit is unplugged from the wall socket for longer than a few seconds, please check to see if the clock needs to be reset again

before using any other operation.

, or if the AC power cord

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Timer Play (wake-up play)

Press the SET button.

• "DAILY TIMER" is shown in the information window. To set DAILY TIMER Proceed to step 5 To set ONCE TIMER Press the MENU button and display

"ONCE TIMER", and then proceed to step 5

Press the SET button.

• "DAILY TIMER" is shown in the information window.

To set DAILY TIMER Proceed to step 6 To set ONCE TIMER Press the MENU button and display

"ONCE TIMER", and then proceed to step 6

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CD/CDR MULTIPLE COMPACT DISC RECORDER

COMBINE ENREGISTREUR CHANGEUR DE CD/CDR

XL-R5010BK

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

CD REC

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY MODE

REC

•

REC MUTING

REPEAT CD

PITCH

PITCH–

SET

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

CDR

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

PHONES

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

XL-R5010 CD/CDR MULTIPLE COMPACT DISC RECORDER

PLAY & EXCHANGE

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

PLAYSTOP

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

MIX BLANCE

LINE MIC

CD LINE

MIC

EJECT

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

RM–SXLR5010A

REMOTE CONTROL

INSTRUCTIONS

MANUEL

D’INSTRUCTIONS

For Customer Use:

Enter below the Model No. and Serial No. which are located on the rear, bottom or side of the cabinet. Retain this information for future reference.

Model No.

Serial No.

LET0181-002A

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Warnings, Cautions and Others / Mises en garde, précautions et indications diverses

(For U.S.A)

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful 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 interference by one or more of the following measures:

– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. – Increase the separation between the equipment

and receiver.

– Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

different from that to which the receiver is connected.

– Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

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For Canada/pour le Canada

CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK,

MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT. PRECAUTION: POUR EVITER LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER JUSQUAU FOND.

1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

2. DANGER: Invisible laser radiation when open and

interlock failed or defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.

3. CAUTION: Do not open the top cover. There are no

user serviceable parts inside the unit; leave all servicing to qualitied service personnel.

THIS DIGITAL APPARATUS DOES NOT EXCEED THE CLASS B LIMITS FOR RADIO NOISE EMISSIONS FROM DIGITAL APPARATUS AS SET OUT IN THE INTERFERENCE-CAUSING EQUIPMENT STANDARD ENTITLED “DIGITAL APPARATUS,” ICES-003 OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS.

CET APPAREIL NUMERIQUE RESPECTE LES LIMITES DE BRUITS RADIOELECTRIQUES APPLICABLES AUX APPAREILS NUMERIQUES DE CLASSE B PRESCRITES DANS LA NORME SUR LE MATERIEL BROUILLEUR: “APPAREILS NUMERIQUES”, NMB-003 EDICTEE PAR LE MINISTRE DES COMMUNICATIONS.

1. PRODUIT LASER CLASSE 1

2. ATTENTION: Radiation laser invisible quand

l’appareil est ouvert ou que le verrouillage est en panne ou désactivé. Eviter une exposition directe au rayon.

3. ATTENTION: Ne pas ouvrir le couvercle du dessus.

Iln’y a aucune pièce utilisable à l’intérier. Laisser à un personnel qualifié le soin de réparer votre appareil.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk of electrical shocks, fire, etc.:

1. Do not remove screws, covers or cabinet.

2. Do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

Caution — STANDBY/ON %%%% BUTTON!

Disconnect the mains plug to shut the power off completely. The STANDBY/ON % button in any position does not disconnect the mains line. The power can be remote controlled.

ATTENTION

Afin d’èviter tout risque d’électrocution, d’lncendie. etc.:

1. Ne pas enlever les vis ni les panneaux et ne pas ouvrir le coffret de l’appareil.

2. Ne pas exposer l’appareil à la pluie ni à l’humidité.

Attention — Commutateur STANDBY/ON %%%%!

Déconnecter la fiche de secteur pour couper complète- ment le courant. Le commutateur STANDBY/ON % ne coupe jamais complètement la ligne de secteur, quelle que soit sa position. Le courant peut être télécom- mandé.

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Caution: Proper Ventilation

To avoide risk of electric shock and fire and to protect from damage, position the main unit as follows: Front: Open space with no obstructions. Sides: At least 3cm of space on each side. Top: At least 5cm of space between the top of the unit and the

nearest object.

Back: At least 15cm of space between the back panel and the

nearest object/wall. Bottom: Place the unit on a flat, level surface with no obstructions. In addition, maintain the best possible air circulation as illustrated.

Spacing 15 cm or more Dégagement de 15 cm ou plus

XL-R5010BK

Wall or other objects Mur, ou obstruction

Attention: Ventilation Correcte

Pour éviter les chocs électriques, l’incendie et tout autre dégât. Disposer l’appareil en tenant compte des impératifs suivants Avant: Rien ne doit gêner le dégagement Flancs: Laisser 3 cm de dégagement latéral Dessus: Laisser 5 cm de dégagement supérieur Arrière: Laisser 15 cm de dégagement arrière Dessous: Rien ne doit obstruer par dessous; poser l’appareil sur

une surface plate. Veiller également à ce que l’air circule le mieux possible comme illustré.

Front Avant

Stand height 15 cm or more Hauteur du socle: 15 cm ou plus

Floor Plancher

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Table of Contents

Introduction .......................................................1

Precautions ......................................................... 2

Features .............................................................. 2

Connections ........................................................ 3

Analog Connections....................................................................3

Digital Connections.....................................................................4

Components........................................................ 5

Main Unit ....................................................................................5

Display Window..........................................................................7

Using the Remote Control................................. 8

Remote Control ...........................................................................8

Inserting the Batteries .................................................................9

Using the Remote Control...........................................................9

Power STANDBY/ON Operations ................. 10

Turning the Power On and Standby Mode................................10

Listening to CDs............................................... 11

3-CD Changer Continuous Playback ........................................11

CDR Playback Operations ........................................................12

Using the Remote Control to Control Playback........................13

Direct Playback of a Specific Track..........................................14

Forward and Reverse Search.....................................................14

Skipping Tracks ........................................................................15

Repeat Playback........................................................................15

Random Playback......................................................................16

CD Playback Pitch Control .......................................................16

Disc Lock Function...................................................................16

Programming Playback Using Main Unit Controls ..................17

Programming Playback Using the Remote Control ..................18

Recording onto CD-R/RW Discs .................... 20

Add Finalize Feature .................................................................20

Manual Recording.....................................................................21

Synchronized Recording of 3-CD Changer Playback...............23

1 Disc Dubbing .........................................................................25

Listening Edit Recording ..........................................................26

Program Edit Recording............................................................27

3-CD Changer to CDR Recording Options...............................28

Setting the Unit for High-speed Recording...............................29

Setting the Auto Track Spacing Function .................................29

Synchronized Recording from External Sources ......................30

Mixed Input Recording .............................................................31

Special Recording Edit Operations ............... 33

Skipping a Recorded Track on a CD-R or CD-RW

(Track Skip)...........................................................................33

Erasing a Track or Tracks (Erase Function)..............................33

Erasing All Tracks (Disc Erase Function).................................34

Finalizing a Disc........................................................................35

Making Recording of a Finalized CD-RW Disc Possible

(Unfinalize Function) ............................................................35

Bypassing the FS Converter (Sampling Frequency Converter*)

for More Efficient Digital Recording....................................36

Setting Up Synchronized Start Recording for External Digital

Source (CD, MD, and DAT only) .........................................37

Resetting the Unit to the Factory Default Settings....................37

Setting the Clock ..............................................38

Setting the Present Time ...........................................................38

Timer Operations............................................. 40

Timer Play (wake-up play)........................................................40

Timer Recording (Unattended Recording from a Broadcast

Receiver or Other Source) .....................................................42

COMPU LINK Function.................................43

CD and CDR Messages.................................... 44

SCMS (Serial Copy Management System)...............................46

Troubleshooting ...............................................47

Main Specifications..........................................48

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Precautions

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Thank you for purchasing the XL-R5010BK CD/CDR Multiple Compact Disc Recorder. Please read these instructions thoroughly and carefully before using the unit to ensure that you will obtain optimum performance and a long service life.

Safeguarding against electric shock, fire hazards and damage

1) A very low electrical current continues to flow when the STANDBY/ON (power) button is in the standby mode. To save power and ensure safety when the unit is not going to be used for an extended period of time, disconnect the power cord from the wall socket. (See page 10)

2) Do not handle the power cord with wet hands.

3) To unplug the power cord from the wall socket, always take hold of the molded plug part and pull the plug rather than pulling on the cord.

4) If the power cord is damaged or a disconnected wire or worn contact is found, consult the nearest JVC dealership.

5) Do not bend the cord at a sharp angle or pull or twist it.

6) Do not modify the power cord in any way.

7) Do not attempt to disassemble the unit. Do not remove casing screws or touch any of the parts inside the unit.

8) Do not insert metallic objects into the unit.

9) Unplug the power cord from the wall socket during electrical storms.

10) If water should find its way inside the unit, unplug the power cord from the wall socket and consult the nearest JVC dealership.

11) Do not install the unit in a poorly ventilated location.

Installation

1) Do not place the unit on or next to an amplifier. This is to prevent the humming caused by the unit’s proximity to some types of amplifiers. Be sure to place the unit where operation will not be affected by other electrical equipment.

2) Do not place the unit in a location where the ambient temperature will exceed 35°C (95°F) (namely, in direct sunlight, near a heating appliance, etc.) or fall below 5°C (41°F), where it is very humid or dusty, or where the unit will be subject to vibration.

3) The unit may not function properly if it is moved suddenly from a cold place (0°C, 32°F) to a warm place since condensation may form inside. In such a case, leave the unit in standby mode for about 2 hours, after which time it should function normally.

Disc care

•Storing CDs

• Always be sure to store each CD in its own case.

• Do not place CDs in direct sunlight, near a heating appliance or any other location that is susceptible to high temperatures.

• If cellophane tape, a sticker or some other form of adhesive is found on the label side of the disc, clean it off before loading the disc in the unit.

• Do not stick adhesive labels or write anything on a CD.

• Do not bend CDs.

• Do not insert shaped CDs, such as CDs in heart, flower or other shapes, as the shape does not match that of the CD tray, and using such a CD will cause the unit to malfunction.

Features

The following is a list of some of the functions and conveniences obtained by having a 3-CD changer and CDR combined in a single unit.

• Compatibility between 3-CD changer and CDR assured.

• High-speed recording from source discs in the 3-CD changer to the target

disc in the CDR unit (4x for CD-R, 2x for CD-RW).

• Digital optical and coaxial I/O (input/output) terminals, analog I/O terminals, and a microphone jack are provided for external audio signal source connections.

• Sampling frequency converter capable of converting digital signals with sampling frequency of 32 kHz and 48 kHz to digital signals with a sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz for quality recording from a variety of sources.

• No sampling frequency conversion of 44.1 kHz signals for optimal recording of CDs.

• Mixing and recording of 3-CD changer playback and an external source input such as from a microphone, or even combined input from a microphone and another external source.

• Many convenient recording options including: one-button full CD and single track recording, Listening and Program Edit recording, manual recording, synchronized start/stop recording, and mixed input recording.

• CD playback pitch control that can adjust the speed of play up to 12% faster or slower than the normal speed to alter the pitch for singing along with songs or other customized uses.

• Timer playback and timer recording that can be set for one-time or everyday operation.

• OPC (Optimize Power Control), power adjustment performed for best possible recording onto CD-R and CD-RW media.

• COMPU LINK-4 synchronized component operation.

Compatible Disc Formats The following disc formats can be used for

recording in the CDR. In addition to the marks shown above, the phrases shown below or their equivalent should also be present somewhere on the packaging or accompanying documentation:

FOR CONSUMER FOR CONSUMER USE FOR MUSIC USE ONLY

Discs that cannot be used for recording are as follows:

•

Discs bearing marks other than those shown above

•

Discs intended for professional use and/or marked

“FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY”

•

Discs intended for recording computer data

In addition to the two disc formats shown above, the following disc format can also be played in either the 3-CD changer or CDR.

Notes

• The unit can playback audio data recorded on CD-G, CD-EXTRA and CD-Text discs as well, however the text information of CD-Text discs cannot be displayed.

• If a CD-R or CD-RW has been recorded using a personal computer, playback is only possible if the disc is recorded in the CD-Digital Audio format.

• You can play CD-R and CD-RW discs recorded in the music CD format. Some of them, however, may not be played depending on the disc characteristics or recording condition.

• Do not use a CD-R or CD-RW disc that has been recorded in any format other than the music CD format or a CD-RW disc that has been used in any format other than the music CD format with this unit. Using such a disc with this unit may cause loud sound to damage the speakers or cause hearing disorder.

Notes on playing unfinalized CD-R or CD-RW discs with the 3-CD changer

• It will take some time before play starts.

• CD-R or CD-RW discs of the short recording time may not be played.

• An unfinalized CD-RW may not be played properly. For example, sound files that you have deleted may be played. In such a case, finalize the disc first or use the CDR of this unit for play.

• You cannot skip tracks on an unfinalized CD-R or CD-RW disc.

Cleaning the cabinet

Never use benzine or paint thinners to clean the cabinet as they may mar the unit’s surface finish.

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Connections

Do not turn on the power until all connections have been completed.

Analog Connections

Use the accessory pin cables to connect this unit’s LINE terminals with those for the TAPE/CD/VCR on the receiver, etc.

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Recording signals (line input)

Accessory pin cables

Playback signals

LINE

( )

IN REC

OUT PLAY

LEFTLEFT

RIGHTRIGHT

TAPE /CDR

OUT

(REC)

(PLAY)

COMPU LINK

(SYNCHRO)

MODE

CDR TD

Amplifier, receiver etc.

made by JVC

Accessory connecting cable

(with black plugs)

Powe r cord

DIGITAL IN

COAXIAL OPTICAL

Main Unit

to AC wall socket

DIGITAL OUT

COAXIAL OPTICAL

COMPU LINK

SYNCHRO

Mode switch

Note

• The COMPU LINK-4 feature is only supported by other JVC products also equipped with the COMPU LINK feature. Please check the manual(s) of your JVC product for compatibility.

• Before selecting the COMPU LINK-4 MODE switch position (CDR or TD), turn off the power and disconnect the power cord from the wall socket. The function cannot be reset while the power is on. Alternatively, if the COMPU LINK-4 MODE switch position (CDR or TD) is changed while the power is on, turn off the power, disconnect the power cord and then reconnect it. The new setting will be read into the system when power to the main unit is turned back on.

• Misconnections can be avoided by using the white plugs on the accessory pin cables for the LEFT channel and the red plugs for the RIGHT channel.

• Insert the plugs all the way in. Incomplete connections may cause noise.

• When plugging the power cord into the AC outlet, be sure to match the width of the plug blades with the outlet.

Selecting a COMPU LINK-4 MODE switch position

• When connected with CDR input/output terminals of the amplifier or receiver

MODE

CDR

• For more details regarding COMPU LINK, see page 43.

Optional connecting cable

CD player, cassette deck or other component made by JVC

• When connected with TAPE input/output terminals of the amplifier or receiver

CDR

COMPU LINK

SYNCHRO

MODE

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Digital Connections

Digital Optical and Coaxial Cable Connections

Optical Cable Input/Output Terminals

• Connect a receiver or amplifier with digital audio capability via the optical Input/Output cables. A single cable transmits stereo signals (L/R channels) as digital data.

• If analog audio connections are also being made, try using the digital connectors on the receiver/amplifier that are labeled digital terminals on the receiver or amplifier that are labeled the same way as the analog terminals.

• Make sure the optical cable (not supplied) can be connected to the amplifier, etc. before purchasing it.

• Do not bend the optical cable at a sharp angle.

CD player, etc.

To OPTICAL OUTPUT terminal

Coaxial digital cable (not supplied)

Input signal

Optical digital cable (not supplied)

• The filament in the cable shines red when activated. This beam sends the digital signal. It is not harmful to the eyes, but please keep the protective cap on the terminal when not in use.

Notes

• Connect an external digital recording device to the digital output terminal on an amplifier or receiver, and then connect the amplifier or receiver to this unit.

• The sound from an external device cannot be digitally output from this unit. To listen to the sound from the external device, connect an amplifier or receiver to the LINE OUT (PLAY) terminal on this unit.

Main Unit

LINE

( )

IN REC

OUT PLAY

Optical digital cable (not supplied)

To OPTICAL INPUT terminal

Receiver or amplifier with digital optical terminal

COMPU LINK

LEFTLEFT

RIGHTRIGHT

MODE

CDR TD

(SYNCHRO)

DIGITAL IN

COAXIAL OPTICAL

DIGITAL OUT

COAXIAL OPTICAL

How to use optical terminals for connections

Remove the protective cap.

• When the terminal is not going to be used, fit this protective cap back in position.

Coaxial digital cable (not supplied)

Output signal

Check that the end of the optical digital cable is not dirty, and insert it securely.

Coaxial Cable Terminals

• Coaxial Input/Output terminals are provided on the XL-R5010 for enhanced connectivity. Simply connect the corresponding Input/Output terminals of other components using coaxial cables for fast, easy data transfer.

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Components

Main Unit

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

PHONES

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PLAY & EXCHANGE

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MULTI JOG /REC LEVEL

–

MIX BLANCE

LINE MIC

CD LINE

MIC

EJECT

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

PLAYSTOP

Description

(For details, refer to page in parentheses.)

STANDBY/ON button and STANDBY lamp

Press to turn the power on or to put the unit in standby mode. When the unit is in standby, the STANDBY lamp is lit. (see page 10)

CD Trays 1, 2, and 3 (numbered from bottom to top)

Load CDs in these trays for 3-CD changer playback. (see page 11)

Disc Tray Selector and 0 (Eject) Buttons

Press to select the tray(s) that you want to play when CDs are loaded in the 3-CD changer. Icons show the currently selected trays in the display window. Use the 0 (Eject) buttons to open and close the corresponding disc trays. (see page 11)

CDR Disc Tray

Load a recordable CD-R or CD-RW in this tray for recording. CD playback is also possible using this tray.

REC SOURCE SELECTOR and Source Selection Lamps

Use to select the type of source the signal is to be recorded from. The selected source is indicated by activation of the lamp under the source name (located to the left). (see page 21, 30)

EJECT Button (0)

Press to open and close the CDR disc tray.

MULTI JOG/REC LEVEL Control

Use this control for selecting and setting use options, changing clock settings, skipping forward/backward through tracks on a CD, etc. Also use it to adjust the level of the source signal when recording discs.

MIX BALANCE Control

Use the MIX BALANCE control to adjust the mixing levels of independent signals being recorded simultaneously. (see page 32)

MIC (Microphone) Jack

Use this jack to connect a microphone (not supplied) to the unit for recording.

CDR Control Operation Buttons

SYNCHRO: Press to select synchronized recording.

( seepage30) MENU: Press to enter the menu options. SET: Press to enter an operation or selection. CANCEL: Press to cancel an operation or selection. FINALIZE: Press to finalize a CD-R/RW disc when recording

has been completed. (see page 35) STOP 7: Press to stop recording or playing of the CDR.

(see page 11, 22) PLAY 3: Press to start playing, or resume recording if the

CDR is in the recording pause mode.

(see page 11, 21) PAU S E 8: Press to pause play or recording. (see page 12) REC/ REC MUTING: Use to start recording, or when recording to mute

the recording signal. (see page 21, 22, 26, 31)

Display Window

Displays operation modes and system information. (see page 7)

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CD Control Operation Buttons

PLAY MODE: Press repeatedly to select one of the play modes for

the 3-CD changer. (see page 16, 17)

CD EDIT: Press to select either Listening Edit or Program

Edit recording mode. (see page 26, 27)

CD REC: Press to perform synchronized recording of the

currently selected CD in the 3-CD changer. (see page 23, 24)

STOP7: Press to stop play of the selected disc in the 3-CD

changer. (see page 11)

PLAY3: Press to start play of the selected disc in the 3-CD

changer. (see page 11)

PAU S E8: Press to pause play of the selected disc in the 3-CD

changer. (see page 11)

PHONES (Headphones) Jack

Use this jack to connect headphones (not supplied) to the unit.

PHONES LEVEL (Volume) Control

Use this to adjust the volume being output to headphones connected to the unit.

Note

In this manual, procedures using buttons on the front panel of the unit are depicted by the name of the button in capital letters with the button illustration immediately after it. Procedures using the buttons on the remote control are depicted by the button illustration with the name of the button in small letters and parentheses immediately after it. Example: CD Control PAUSE 8 button Front panel 8 (pause)

button Remote control

Remote Control Sensor

This sensor receives commands from the remote control.

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Display Window

PROGRAM

ALL 1CD

RANDOM

REPEAT

CD PLAYER

LISTENING EDIT PROGRAM EDIT

CD REC 1CD

–

PITCH

12345

678910 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

SKIP ON

ANALOG CD RECORDER

DIGITAL

DAILY

ONCE

44.1 48

kHz kHz kHz

REC

CD CD-R CD–RW

FINALIZED

SYNCHRO

HIGH SPEED AUTO TRACK

–

40 3020 15 10 dB630

OVER

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CD numbers and play status displays

Indicate whether discs are loaded in any of the 3-CD changer disc trays, which disc is currently selected, and the operation status of the current disc. (see page 12)

PLAY MODE indicators

Light according to which play mode has been selected.

CD PLAYER indicator

Lights when the 3-CD changer is selected for play.

Information display

Displays track, time, and operation information.

SKIP ON indicator

Lights when the currently selected disc contains SKIP TRACK markers.

CD RECORDER indicator

Lights when the CDR has been selected for play or recording.

HIGH SPEED indicator

Lights when the high-speed (4x, 2x) recording function is being performed. (see page 29)

SYNCHRO (synchronized) recording indicator

Lights to indicate synchronized recording is on. (see page 24)

AUTO TRACK indicator

Lights when automatic track marking has been turned on. (see page 23)

Level meters

Indicate the levels of the right and left channels during playback and recording operations. When the input signal exceeds 0 dB, the OVER indicator lights. (see page 22)

Disc format indicators

Light to indicate the type of disc that is loaded in the CDR, and whether or not it is finalized.

CDR deck operation indicators

Light to indicate the operation mode of the CDR.

Recording type indicators and sampling frequency indicators

Light to indicate whether the recording is analog or digital. During digital recording, the appropriate frequency indicator lights to indicate the sampling frequency of the source being played back.

Timer operation indicators

Indicate that a Timer play or recording function has been set, and whether it is set for everyday or one-time operation.

Music calendar

Indicates the number of tracks on the currently selected CD or CDR, and the track on the disc that is being played or recorded.

EDIT recording indicators

Indicates if the listening edit or program edit mode is being used. (see page 26, 27)

1CD indicator

Lights at the time either the 1CD or 1 Track recording mode is selected. Also lights together with REPEAT and 1CD of the PLAY MODE indicators if PEPEAT 1 is selected when setting the repeat play mode. (see page 15)

PITCH (+/–) indicators

Indicate that the pitch of CD play has been adjusted in one direction or the other. (see page 16)

3-CD changer operation indicators

Light to indicate the operation mode of the 3-CD changer.

CD REC indicator

Indicates a CD loaded in the 3-CD changer is being recorded by the CDR.

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Using the Remote Control

English

Remote Control

7 (stop) Button

Press to stop playback of the currently selected disc in the 3-CD

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

CD REC

1 2

4 5

7 8

PLAY

MODE

•

REC MUTING

REC

SOURCE

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

REPEAT CD

REC

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

STANDBY/ON

CONTROL

FAD E SYNCHRO

REMOTE CONTROL

CDR

ENU

CANCEL

changer or stop playback/recording of the disc in the CDR. (see page 13)

3 (play) Button

Press to play the currently selected CD. (see page 13)

1 (reverse) Button

Press to perform fast reverse search of the CD currently being played. (see page 14)

REC SOURCE Button

Press to select the source for recording to the CDR.

2 MULTI JOG Control (menu) Button

Press to select menu operations.

Pitch 0 Button

Press to restore playback speed of the CD player to normal.

STANDBY/ON Button

Press to turn the power of this unit on or to put it in the standby mode. (see page 10)

DISPLAY Button

Press to change the type of information that is shown in the information display (see page 24).

FINALIZE Button

Press to start finalization of a CD-R or CD-RW. (see page 35)

When following the procedures in this manual, the buttons on the remote control have the same function as the corresponding buttons on the main unit.

CD1, CD2, CD3 Disc Selection Buttons

Use these to select the disc(s) to be played by the 3-CD changer. (see page 10, 14)

CD REC Button

Press to start the CD REC function. (see page 23, 24)

CD EDIT Button

Press repeatedly to select Listening Edit or Program Edit functions. (see page 26, 27)

Number Buttons

Press to select tracks for playback. (see page 14)

PLAY MODE Button

Press repeatedly to select a play mode for the 3-CD changer. (see page 16)

REPEAT Button

Press repeatedly to select one of the repeat play modes. (see page 15)

REC/REC MUTING Button

Press to put the unit into recording pause mode from CDR stop mode. Press to mute recording signal during recording. (see page 22, 27)

4 (reverse skip) Button

Press to skip back to the beginning of previous tracks. (see page 15)

CD and CDR Deck Selection Buttons

Press to select the type of operation you want to use, 3-CD changer or CDR. (see page 14)

SYNCHRO Button

Press to select synchronized recording. (see page 30)

FADE Button

Press to create fade-in and fade-out of data being recorded. (see page 22)

¢ (forward skip) Button

Press to skip forward to other tracks on the disc. (see page 15)

8888 (pause) Button

Press to pause playback of the currently selected disc. (see page 13)

¡ (forward) Button

Press to perform fast forward search of the currently selected CD. (see page 14)

MENU Button

Press to access Menu options.

PITCH+ Button

Press to increase the speed of CD playback.

3 MULTI JOG Control (menu) Button

Press to select menu operations.

SET Button

Press to enter a selection on the menu. Also used for registering tracks in the program mode.

CANCEL Button

Press to cancel an operation.

PITCH- Button

Press to decrease the speed of CD playback.

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Note

button Remote control

Inserting the Batteries

Using the Remote Control

STANDBY

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY/ON

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

English

MULTI JOG /REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

Press down on the point shown by the arrow at the top of the compartment cover, and lift the cover to open the compartment.

Place the two accompanying R6P(SUM-3)/ AA(15F) batteries in the remote control making sure to match the battery polarities with the markings (“+”/“–”) inside the compartment.

Place the cover over the compartment and press down lightly until it locks in place.

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

CD REC

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

C C H

RM–SXLR5010A

REMOTE CONTROL

• Point the remote control toward the left side of the front panel of the main unit before you begin pressing buttons.

• The remote control can be operated at a distance of up to approximately 7m (23ft) or so from the main unit. This distance will be less if the remote control is operated from a position that is not directly in front or on the same level as the main unit.

• When the distance over which the remote control can be operated starts to drop, it means that the batteries are nearing the end of their service life.

• Replace both R6P(SUM-3)/AA(15F) batteries with new batteries.

• The dry-cell batteries provided with the unit are for the purpose of checking system operations only. Replace them with new batteries as soon as possible.

• Do not drop the remote control or subject it to strong impact.

• In order to ensure that the remote control does not fail to oper-

ate, avoid the following conditions:

• Exposure of the main unit and remote control to direct sun-

light or other intense sources of light.

• Objects blocking the path of signals being transmitted from

the remote control to the main unit.

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English

Power STANDBY/ON Operations

English

Turning the Power On and Standby Mode

STANDBY/ON ()

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

CD1, CD2, CD3

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY & EXCHANGE

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

CD REC

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

REC SOURCE

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

FADE SYNCHRO

REMOTE CONTROL

CD1, CD2, CD3

STANDBY/ON

CONTROL

CDR

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

STANDBY/ON ( )

• The clock display is shown in the information display. It flashes if the clock has not been set.

• The unit can be put into the standby mode by pressing the

STANDBY/ON button.

If the STANDBY/ON button is pressed during a recording operation, the standby lamp flashes while the unit brings the operation to an end. Once the operation has stopped, the unit enters the standby mode and the standby lamp lights steady. From the time

the button is pressed until the standby lamp lights steady, the unit will not respond to any button pressed on the front panel of the main unit or remote control.

Turning the power on by pressing a function button when the unit is in the standby mode

The unit can be turned on and a function selected simply by pressing one of the buttons shown in the figure below

Function Operation

Main unit

Remote control

CD1 CD2 CD3

3-CD

changer

The function is set to 3-CD changer. The CD PLAYER indictor is shown in the display window. If one of these buttons is pressed when a CD is in the corresponding CD tray, continuous play starts from the CD tray corresponding to the button pressed. These buttons do not function during program and random play modes.

To turn power to the unit on

Press the STANDBY/ON button on the front panel or remote control.

Main Unit

Lamp goes out.

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

Remote Control

STANDBY/ON

• The currently selected CD function is shown in the information display.

To put the unit in standby mode during operation

Press the STANDBY/ON button on the front panel or remote control.

STANDBY

Remote Control

STANDBY/ON

Main Unit

Lamp lights

STANDBY/ON

Main unit (3-CD control)

3-CD

changer

The function is set to 3-CD changer. The CD PLAYER indicator is shown in the display window.

Main unit (CDR control)

CDR

The function is set to CDR. The CD RECORDER indicator is shown in the display window.

• When the PLAY 3 button for either the 3-CD changer or CDR

is pressed on the main unit, the power is turned on and the corresponding tray is selected. If a disc is loaded in the selected tray, playback begins.

• When one of the 3-CD changer EJECT 0 buttons or the CDR EJECT 0 button is pressed, the power is turned on and the tray opens, but the currently selected function (3-CD changer or CDR) does not change.

• When the 3 (play) button on the remote control is pressed, the power is turned on, the last selected function (3-CD changer or CDR) is recalled and the corresponding tray is selected. If a disc is loaded in the selected tray, playback begins.

• If the power cord is unplugged from the wall socket for more than a few seconds, the internal clock, program, etc. of the main unit may require resetting. When this occurs, please set the clock (and timer functions) again.

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Listening to CDs

3-CD Changer Continuous Playback

Compatible CDs

The 3-CD changer can be used to play back general audio CDs, CD-R and CD-RW media.

1, 2 3

XL-R5010 CD/CDR MULTIPLE COMPACT DISC RECORDER

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

Example: Loading a CD for playback in tray CD1.

Press the CD1 EJECT 0 button to open the tray.

• The power comes on, and tray CD1 opens.

Load a CD in position and close the tray by pressing on the CD1 EJECT 0 button again.

Place the CD with its label side facing up.

Place an 8-cm CD in the center cutout.

•“CD (*) READ DISC” flashes in the information display while the disc is being read.

• Follow steps 1 and 2, repeating the process for CD2 and CD3, pressing the appropriate EJECT 0 buttons, and load CDs in trays CD2 and CD3 as well.

• The unit will not respond to commands when a specified tray is being opened or closed or while the unit is switching CD trays.

• 3-CD changer trays cannot be opened during the recording operation even if recording is being performed from an external source. (This is a safety feature that prevents the possible noise and vibration created by other operations from lowering the quality of the recording in process.)

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

Press the CD1 button.

• The function is set to CD, and CD1 playback starts from track 1.

12345

CD PLAYER

6789

DIGITAL

44.1kHz

HIGH SPEED AUTO TRACK

–

4030 20 1510 dB630

• The track number is cleared from the music calendar when the corresponding track has finished playing.

• In this example, playback proceeds through all of the tracks on CD1, CD2 and CD3, and stops automatically after the last track on CD3 has finished playing. This pattern changes depending on the first disc selected for play, as described in the following section.

When one or more CDs are already in the trays.

• Press the button of the CD tray that you want to start playback from. Continuous play will start playback from the CD in that tray. If a CD tray button is pressed when the unit is in the standby mode, continuous play will start from the tray selected when the power is turned on.

• When play starts from CD2

The CDs are played in the sequence of CD2 = CD3 = CD1, and then playback stops automatically.

• When play starts from CD3

The CDs are played in the sequence of CD3 = CD1= CD2, and then playback stops automatically. If one of the trays does not contain a CD, play skips to the CD in the next tray in the sequence.

Notes

• The CD1, CD2, and CD3 buttons do not function during program and random play modes.

• If a tray is opened and closed when it is not the current tray in use, the unit temporarily assigns the tray a NO DISC status. When it becomes time to play the disc in this tray, the disc information is read, and if there is no disc, the unit will move on to the next tray.

• The total track time does not always match total play time (time shown in display window) exactly because the playback time includes lead-in and lead-out spaces as well.

Playing CDs using the CD Control PLAY 3 button

Press the CD Control PLAY 3 button to select the 3-CD changer function. This automatically starts playback of the disc in the currently selected tray.

PLAY

English

• The currently selected tray is indicated by the red ““ mark appearing to the immediate right of the CD icon in the display window.

(To be continued on the next page)

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Stopping CD playback

To stop playback at any time

• Stop playback of a disc in the 3-CD changer by pressing the CD

Control STOP 7 button. The total number of tracks and playing time is shown in the information display.

STOP

• When all the tracks on a CD have been played through, playback stops automatically.

To stop playback temporarily

• If the CD Control PAUSE 8 button is pressed, playback is paused temporarily. When the CD Control PLAY 3 button is pressed, playback resumes from the place where it was paused.

PAUSE

CDR Playback Operations

The CDR can play general audio CDs, CD-R and CD-RW media.

MULTI JOG

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

Press the CDR EJECT 0 button to open the

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

CDR disc tray.

Load a disc in position and close the tray by pressing the CDR EJECT 0 button again.

EJECT

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

EJECT

/REC LEVEL

–

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

• This button works when the 3-CD changer is selected as the playback source.

Removing a CD from the 3-CD changer

To remove a CD from the 3-CD changer, press the EJECT 0 button next to the tray holding the CD to be removed. To remove the CD that is currently being played back, it is recommended that playback first be ended by pressing the CD Control STOP 7 button before pressing the EJECT 0 button. After pressing the EJECT 0 button, the tray will open and the CD can be removed. Press the EJECT 0 button once more to close the tray.

Number of CDs and play status display

The display window shows whether or not a CD has been loaded into each of the CD trays as well as the play status of the CD.

This icon lights in sequence when a CD is playing, and blinks when play is paused. If no disc is loaded, the light remains out and “NO DISC” is shown in the information display.

This lights when the CD in the tray has been selected to be played.

• When a CD-R or CD-RW is loaded in the CDR, the unit determines the format of the disc and whether it is finalized or not.

Press the CDR Control PLAY 3 button to select the CDR function and start playback at track 1.

• Playback stops automatically at the end of the last track on the disc.

To stop CDR playback

• Stop playback of a disc in the CDR by pressing the CDR Control STOP 7 button. The total number of tracks and play time will be shown in the information display.

STOP

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To stop CDR playback temporarily

• Pressing the CDR Control PAUSE 8 button at any time when a

CD is playing in the CDR pauses playback. Press the CDR Control PLAY 3 button to resume playback.

PAUSE

• When playback is paused, the 8 indicator is shown in the dis-

play window.

Removing a CD from the CDR

• To remove a CD from the CDR, press the CDR EJECT 0 but-

ton. To remove a CD when it is being played back, it is recommended that playback first be ended by pressing the CDR Control STOP 7 button before pressing the EJECT 0 button. After pressing the EJECT 0 button, the tray will open and the CD can be removed. Press the EJECT 0 button once more to close the tray.

Notes

• When an unfinalized CD-R or CD-RW is loaded in the CDR

and the CDR EJECT 0 button is pressed to open the CDR disc tray, “FINALIZE?” is shown in the information display. If you do not wish to finalize the CD at that time, press the CDR EJECT 0 button again. For more information on finalizing a CD, see page 28.

• If playback of an unfinalized disc is stopped or if tracks are skipped (forward or reverse), some data of the track (or beginning of next track in the case of skipping) may be cut (not read) when playback starts again.

• The total track time does not always match total playback time (time shown in the information display) exactly because the playback time includes lead-in and lead-out spaces as well.

Using the Remote Control to Control Playback

The buttons on the remote control can be used to control 3-CD changer playback and CDR recording and playback. When using the remote control, be sure to point it directly at the front lefthand side of the main unit (facing you) when pressing the buttons.

STANDBY/ON

CD1, CD2, CD3

Press the CD or CDR button to select the device.

CD button: To control discs in the 3-CD changer CDR button: To control the disc in the CDR

• Pressing the CD1, CD2 or CD3 button automatically sets the unit to the 3-CD changer and starts playback of the disc in the selected tray.

• When the CD function is selected, the CD PLAYER indicator is shown in the display window. When the CDR function is selected, the CD RECORDER indicator is shown.

Press the command button of the operation you want to perform.

• The buttons on the remote control perform the same operations as the corresponding buttons on the main unit.

• The command is applied to the 3-CD changer or CDR depending on the function currently selected.

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

REC

SOURCE

PITCH

PITCH–

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

SET

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

REMOTE CONTROL

CDR

1 2

English

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English

REC MUTING

English

Direct Playback of a Specific Track

CD playback can be started from a specific track by pressing the corresponding number button(s) on the remote control.

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

Press the CD and CDR Deck Selection button corresponding to the tray holding the CD and track to be played.

For a CD in the 3-CD changer

CON

CONTROL

CDR

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

CD REC

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

SOURCE

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

REC

PITCH

CD1 CD2 CD3

Direct Track Selection (selecting another track during

playback)

Press the number button(s) corresponding to the track to be played (Step 2). The display will change to indicate the corresponding track number, playback of the current track will stop and playback of the newly selected track will begin.

• To select a track on a CD in another tray, repeat steps 1 and 2.

• Direct track selection cannot be initiated by pressing the +10

button alone: this button must be used in combination with one of the other number buttons (1 through 10). This function is not possible when either program or random play mode is in use.

Forward and Reverse Search

The 1 (reverse) and ¡ (forward) buttons on the remote control can be used to find a particular location on the CD being played.

Press the CD and CDR Deck Selection button (CD or CDR) corresponding to the tray holding the CD currently playing.

Press the 1 (reverse) or ¡ (forward) button corresponding to the direction you want search. Release the button when you find the location you want to play.

1/¡

SOURCE

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REC

PITCH

For a CD in the CDR

CONTROLCONTROL

CD CDR

Press the number button(s) of the track you want to play.

The track number corresponding to the buttons pressed is shown in the information display, and playback of that track starts.

To select tracks 1 through 10

Press the number button (1 through 10) corresponding to the track.

To select tracks 11 or above

First press the +10 button, and then press one of the number buttons 1 through 10.

Example: Track 15

Press +10 followed by 5.

Example: Track 20

Press +10 followed by 10.

RM–SXLR5010A

REMOTE CONTROL

Reverse search

Forward search

• If playback is paused when a search is performed, there is no sound heard during the search. When the search is complete the pause mode is resumed.

• When forward or reverse searching is performed during playback of an unfinalized disc, the information display and/or the search function may not operate properly depending on the type of disc being played.

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Skipping Tracks

Repeat Playback

English

To skip forward or backward to different tracks on the currently selected CD, use the MULTI JOG control on the main unit or the 4 (reverse) or ¢ (forward) buttons on the remote control.

MULTI JOG control

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC

•

REC MUTING

FADE SYNCHRO

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

4/¢

REC

SOURCE

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

REMOTE CONTROL

• When the last track on a CD loaded in the 3-CD changer is advanced to the next track, playback moves to the first track on the next CD. It is not possible to skip forward when playing the last track of a CD loaded in the CDR.

Main Unit

• Turn the MULTI JOG control counterclockwise one notch to return to the beginning of the current track, or keep turning it until the track number you are searching for is shown in the information display.

• Turn the MULTI JOG control clockwise one notch to move to the beginning of the next track, or keep turning it until the track number you are searching for is shown in the information display.

Remote Control

Press the CD and CDR Deck Selection button (CD or CDR) corresponding to the tray holding the CD currently playing, and then press the desired search direction.

• Press the 4 (reverse skip) button once to return to the begin- ning of the current track, or press it repeatedly until the track number you are searching for is shown in the information display.

• Press the ¢ (forward skip) button once to move to the begin- ning of the next track, or press it repeatedly until the track number you are searching for is shown in the information display.

The repeat playback mode can be selected by pressing the REPEAT button on the remote control when the main unit is set to either 3-CD changer or CDR function. Please note, however, that the REPEAT ALL setting (for repeating all of the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer) can only be set when the main unit is set to 3CD changer (CD PLAYER indicator is shown in display window).

CONTROL

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

REPEAT

REC MUTING

REC

PITCH

REC

•

SOURCE

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

FADE SYNCHRO

REMOTE CONTROL

CDR

Setting the repeat play mode

Press the REPEAT button on the remote control. The REPEAT indicator will be shown in the PLAY MODE section of the display window. Press the button repeatedly to choose the desired setting. The selection in the information display changes in the following order: “REPEAT ALL” :Repeat playback of all of the CDs loaded in the

3-CD changer (3-CD changer only).

“REPEAT 1CD” :Repeat playback of the CD currently playing

“REPEAT 1” : Repeat playback of the track currently playing

Repeat off (normal display).

Using repeat mode during program or random play modes

If the repeat playback mode is activated while the unit is in the program or random play modes, the following settings are possible: “REPEAT ALL” :Random mode - Repeats random playback of all

of the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer. Program mode - Repeats playback of the entire program. “REPEAT 1” : Repeats playback of the track currently playing. The setting selection will be shown by the ALL or 1CD indicator being lit in the PLAY MODE section of the display window.

Notes

• Repeat playback mode cannot be used during CD REC or CD

EDIT recording operations.

• Play is repeated in the selected mode when the CD1, CD2 or

CD3 button (main unit or remote control), CD Control PLAY 3 button of the main unit or 3 (play) button of the remote control is pressed.

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Random Playback

When in the 3-CD changer stop mode (CD PLAYER indicator is shown in the display window), press the PLAY MODE button (main unit/remote control) repeatedly until “CD RANDOM” is shown in the information display. The RANDOM indicator will be shown in the PLAY MODE section of the display window.

Note

The random playback mode cannot be used for discs loaded in the CDR.

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY & EXCHANGE

10+10

PLAY

MODE

REC

•

REC MUTING

REC SOURCE

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

REPEAT CD

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

REMOTE CONTROL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

CDR

• Random play is started by pressing the CD Control PLAY 3 button on the main unit or the 3 (play) button on the remote control.

• When activated, tracks are chosen randomly for playback from the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer. The tracks chosen will be lit in the music calendar and the SKIP ON lamp turns off.

• Selection is made only once, from 1 to 99 tracks, and playback ends after the last track is played.

• Tracks assigned a SKIP TRACK mark will not be chosen.

• The CD tray, track number and playback time of the CD cur-

rently being played are shown in the information display.

• Track selection via the 10-key input is not accepted during the random playback mode.

MICLINECDDIGITAL

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

PLAYSTOP

EJECT

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

To adjust the pitch of a CD during playback

To raise the pitch of CD playback (i.e., increase the speed of playback), press PITCH+. Likewise, to lower the pitch of CD playback (i.e., slow down the speed of playback), press PITCH–.Each press of a button raises or lowers playback speed 1%(up to 12% max.) .

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

SOURCE

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

PITCH–

SET

REMOTE CONTROL

PITCH+/PITCH–

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

PITCH 0

REC

PITCH

• To restore the playback speed to normal, press PITCH 0.

• The adjusted playback speed can only be recorded using analog

recording functions such as mixed recording.

• Even if the pitch has been adjusted, when digital synchronized recording is performed, the pitch is automatically restored to 0 before recording begins.

• The amount of pitch adjustment (+/-/0) is shown in the information display when one of the pitch buttons is pressed.

• When the speed of CD playback is changed using the pitch control buttons, there is no signal output from the DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL terminal.

• Pitch control cannot be used for the CDR.

Disc Lock Function

The Disc Lock function can be used to make it impossible for children or anyone else to take CDs out of or load new ones into the 3CD changer and CDR. This function helps to ensure that timer play and recording functions are performed correctly.

• When the power is in standby, press the CD1 EJECT 0 button while holding down the CD Control STOP 7 button on the front panel. “TRAY LOCKED” will be shown in the information display for 3 seconds, after which it is no longer possible to remove from or load CDs into the unit.

To release the random playback mode

When the unit is in the 3-CD changer stop mode, press the PLAY MODE button repeatedly until the RANDOM indicator is cleared from the PLAY MODE section of the display window.

CD Playback Pitch Control

There are 3 CD pitch control buttons on the remote control that can be used to vary the speed of CD playback up to 12% faster or slower than the standard playback speed. This function can be useful in changing the pitch when adding vocals to a recording using the microphone input or when matching the playback speed of the CD with another source.

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

To cancel the Disc Lock function.

Repeat the same step followed to lock the trays. “TRAY UNLOCKED” will be shown in the information display for 3 seconds, after which the Disc Lock function is canceled.

Note

The Disc Lock function is canceled if the AC power cord is unplugged from the wall outlet.

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Programming Playback Using Main Unit Controls

It is possible to select your own program (order of tracks being played) using the program playback mode. Any of the tracks (1-99) on the CDs in the trays of the 3-CD changer can be selected. If you want to program and record tracks, see “Program Edit Recording” on page 27.

1 4,5

MULTI JOG

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

2 7 3,4,5

Load CDs into the trays of the 3-CD changer.

• Only tracks on the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer can be registered into the program (i.e., tracks on a CD loaded in the CDR cannot be selected for playback).

•“CD READ DISC” will be shown in the information display as the unit reads the information from each disc.

Note

Press the PLAY MODE button when the unit is in the CD stop mode.

• The CD PLAYER indicator is shown in the display window, PROGRAM indicator is shown in the display window, and if no program has been registered, “PG NO PROGRAM” is shown in

the information display.

• If SET is pressed at this time, programming registration will start (Step 3).

Press the SET button to start program registration.

• The information display will show the following, and disc source columns will flash.

Program step number

Programming step number

Disc source

Track number

Disc source

Track number

/REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

Select the disc source (CD tray) by turning the MULTI JOG control, and then press the SET button.

MULTI JOG

–

REC LEVEL

SET

1. Select the disc. 2. Enter the selection.

CD1 += CD2 += CD3

• When the SET button is pressed, next the programming step and track number columns will flash.

Select and enter a track number (1-99) by turning the MULTI JOG control, and then press the SET button.

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

1. Select the track.

2. Enter the selection.

SET

• The following is an example of track 2 on the CD in tray CD1

being entered as Step 1.

• When the SET button is pressed, the programming of Step 1 is

registered, and programming for Step 2 is ready.

Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to program up to a maximum of 32 steps.

• If you try to program over 32 steps, “MEMORY FULL” is shown in the information display, and the programming function ends automatically.

• Pressing the CD Control STOP 7 button on the main unit ends the programming function.

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Press the CD Control PLAY 3 button to start programmed play.

• During playback, the disc number, track number and play time of the track are shown in the information display.

• The numbers of the tracks that have been played are cleared from the music calendar. They are displayed again when programmed play is completed.

• Operation stops automatically (and “STOP” is shown in the information display) when all of the programmed tracks have been played.

• If the CD Control PLAY in a program, the programming function will end and playback will start from Step 01, not the step currently shown in the information display.

To clear a step (track) from the program

To erase a programmed track, turn the MULTI JOG Control while in the CD stop mode until the track you want to erase is shown in the information display. Press the CANCEL button to erase the track from the program. The step number for each track following the one erased is automatically reduced by one (i.e., steps are renumbered). To erase the entire program, press the CANCEL button until “PG NO PROGRAM” is shown in the information display.

To change the contents of the program

In the CD stop mode, press the SET button followed by the CANCEL button. Programmed tracks will be erased in the reverse order of when they were entered (starting from the last track programmed). Press the CANCEL button twice to erase one track. Continue erasing in this manner until all of the tracks you wanted to remove are erased. Enter new tracks into the program by following programming Steps 4 and 5.

To check the contents of the program

To check the tracks you have entered into the program, press the CD Control STOP 7 button, and use the MULTI JOG Control to review the programmed tracks. The program steps (PG S**) and track numbers will be shown in the information display one at a time as you toggle through the program (S: Step; **: step number).

To return to continuous playback

In the CD stop mode, repeatedly press the PLAY MODE button on the main unit until the total playing time is shown in the information display.

button is pressed at a specific step

Main Unit

PLAY MODE

Programming Playback Using the Remote Control

If you want to program and record tracks, see “Program Edit Recording” on page 27.

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

Load CDs into the trays of the 3-CD changer.

• Only tracks on the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer can be registered into the program (i.e., tracks on a CD loaded in the CDR cannot be selected for playback).

•“CD READ DISC” will be shown in the information display as the unit reads the information from each disc.

Note

Press the CD Deck Selection button to place the unit in the CD mode.

• The CD PLAYER indicator is shown in the display window.

Press the PLAY MODE button.

• The PROGRAM indicator is shown in the display window, and if no program has been registered, “PG NO PROGRAM” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button.

• The information display will show the following.

•

REC MUTING

SOURCE

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

PITCH–

SET

REMOTE CONTROL

REC

PITCH

Program step number

Disc source

Track number

Select the disc source (CD tray) using the

(reverse) or ¢ (forward) buttons, and then press the SET button.

SET

1. Select the disc source.

CD1 += CD2 += CD3

• When the SET button is pressed, next the program step and track number columns will flash.

2. Enter the selection selection.

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Select and enter a track number (1-99) using

the

(reverse) or ¢ (forward) buttons, and

then press the SET button.

SET

1. Select the track. 2. Enter the selection.

Repeat Steps 5 and 6 to program up to a maximum of 32 steps.

• If you try to program over 32 steps, “MEMORY FULL” will be shown in the information display, and the programming function ends automatically.

• Pressing the 7 (stop) button ends the programming function.

• Operation stops automatically when all of the programmed

tracks have been played.

Press the 3 button to start program play.

• Operation stops automatically when all the programmed tracks have been played.

• During playback, the disc number, track number and play time of the track are shown in the information display.

• The numbers of the tracks that have been played are cleared from the music calendar. They are displayed again when programmed play is completed.

• Operation stops automatically (and “STOP” is shown in the information display) when all programmed tracks have been played.

• If the

(play) button is pressed at a specific step in a program, the programming function will end and playback will start from Step 01, not the step currently shown in the information display.

To clear a step (track) from the program

To remove a programmed track, while in the CD stop mode, press the 4 (reverse skip) or ¢ you want to erase is shown in the information display. Press the CANCEL button to erase the track from the program. The step number for each track following the one erased is automatically reduced by one (i.e., steps are renumbered). To erase the entire program, press the CANCEL button until “PG NO PROGRAM” is shown in the information display.

To change the contents of the program

To check the contents of the program

To check the tracks you have entered into the program, press the 7 (stop) button, and use the 4 (reverse skip) or ¢ buttons to review the programmed tracks. The program steps (PG S**) and track numbers will be shown in the information display one at a time as you toggle through the program (S: Step; **: step number).

To return to continuous playback

In the CD stop mode, repeatedly press the PLAY MODE button on the remote control until the total playing time is shown in the information display.

(forward skip) buttons until the track

Remote Control

PLAY

MODE

(forward skip)

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Recording onto CD-R/RW Discs

English

Notes on Recording

• Do not use CD-R or CD-RW discs with dust and/or scratches on the surface as this may cause the recording to sound rough and may cause skipping when played backed. It may even cause the unit to malfunction.

• When using a recording function (one of the recording indicators in the display window is illuminated), do not subject the unit to any shock or vibration.

• Before recording on a CD-R disc, it is recommended to make a sample recording on a CD-RW disc.

• If the source CD being recorded from the 3-CD changer is itself a first-generation digital copy, digital recording cannot be performed. When this occurs, the recording type will switch from digital to analog automatically, and you should adjust the recording level.

Read through this section before recording.

- Discs not manufactured for holding audio data (such as discs for

standard computer use) cannot be recorded using this CDR.

- Discs with a format other than CD-DA (Compact Disc-Digital

Audio) cannot be recorded.

- The recording of discs over 80 minutes in length is not supported.

- Multi-session discs cannot be recorded.

Types of recording

The following types of recording are possible with this unit.

Manual recording (see page 21)

Manually control the recording source used and the tracks you want to record. The following is a list of possible settings. (Highspeed recording is not possible.)

• DIGITAL (digital recording from external sources connected to the DIGITAL IN OPTICAL terminal or COAXIAL terminal)

• CD (digital/analog recording of CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer)

• LINE (analog recording of external sources connected to the LINE IN terminal)

• MIC (analog recording of input from a microphone connected via the MIC jack)

Synchronized one-button recording of one entire CD (See page 23)

Press the CD REC button while the main unit is in the stop mode to instantly dub the entire selected CD in the 3-CD changer to a CD-R or CD-RW disc. New to this feature is an automatic disc finalization function that can be set before recording begins.

Synchronized one-button recording of a single track (See page 24)

Press the CD REC button while the unit is playing or paused to instantly dub the current track on a CD in the 3-CD changer to a CD-R or CD-RW disc.

Listening Edit recording (see page 26)

Select tracks to be recorded from one or all of the CDs in the 3-CD changer while listening to them. New to this feature is an automatic disc finalization function that can be set before recording begins. (High-speed recording; CD-R 4x, CD-RW 2x)

Program Edit recording (see page 27)

Program tracks to be recorded from one or all of the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer. New to this feature is an automatic disc finalization function that can be set before recording begins. (High-speed recording; CD-R 4x, CD-RW 2x)

Synchronized recording from external sources (see page 30)

Start recording from an external source as soon as the CDR detects the signal being input. (High-speed recording is not possible.)

Mixed input recording (see page 31)

Simultaneously record the inputs from two analog sources. (Recording level and mixing balance can be adjusted manually.)

Add Finalize Feature

2,4

MULTI JOG

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

PHONES

3,5

2,4

PLAY & EXCHANGE

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

REMOTE CONTROL

STANDBY/ON

CDR

CHANCEL

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

3,5

Automatically finalize at the end of a recording onto a CD-R disc when recording the sound from the 3-CD changer using the CD REC button. The Add Finalize feature is enabled at the time of purchase. This feature can also be set to disable finalization at the end of a recording.

To disable the Add Finalize feature

Place the unit in the stop mode and follow the steps below.

Press the MENU button.

• "TRACK ERASE" is shown in the information display.

Turn the MULTI JOG to display "FINALIZE".

Press the SET button.

Turn the MULTI JOG to select "OFF".

Press the SET button.

Finalization will not be performed upon completion of a recording with the CD RED button.

- To enable the Add Finalize feature, follow the steps 1 through 3 in the above procedure and select "ON" in step 4.

To disable/enable the Add Finalize feature with the remote control

Press the MENU button.

Press the 2222 or 3333 button to select "FINALIZE".

Press the SET button.

Press the 2222 or 3333 button to select "OFF" or "ON".

Press the SET button.

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

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Analog recording level adjustment

When recording analog signals, and the main unit is recording or stopped in the recording pause mode, after pressing the MENU button on either the main unit or remote control, the recording level can be adjusted using the MULTI JOG control on the main unit. The recording level is shown in the information display as “REC LEVEL - **” (** is a value ranging from

80-0, the default being

-12). (Recording level adjustment is not possible when recording

using digital signals.)

When CD ANALOG recording is selected, the recording level is set automatically to the CD in the 3-CD changer.

To increase the recording level from LINE IN

When recording the sound from LINE IN, if the recording level is still low after adjustment of the analog recording level stated above, change "LINE IN GAIN" to "HIGH". "LINE IN GAIN" is set to "LOW" at the time of purchase. Place the unit in the stop mode and follow the steps below.

Press the MENU button.

• "TRACK ERASE" is shown in the information display.

Turn the MULTI JOG to select "LINE IN GAIN".

Press the SET button.

• "LOW" is shown in the information display.

Turn the MULTI JOG to select "HIGH".

Press the SET button.

• The recording level further increases.

• - To change "LINE IN GAIN" back to "HIGH", follow steps 1

through 3 in the above procedure and select "LOW" in step 4.

To increase the recording level with the remote control

Press the MENU button.

Press the 2222 or 3333 button to select "LINE IN GAIN".

Press the SET button.

Press the 2222 or 3333 button to select "HIGH".

Press the SET button.

Sampling rate converter

The main unit is equipped with a sampling rate converter to ensure that the original digital signals will be recorded regardless of the sampling frequency (32kHz, 44.1kHz or 48kHz) of the signal from the source.

Microphone connections

Use a microphone equipped with a standard plug to connect to the

MIC jack on this unit.

Microphone purchased

MIC

6.3 mm diameter standard plug

separately

OFF

• After connecting the microphone to the unit, if it has an ON/OFF switch, set it to ON.

Manual Recording

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

PHONES

Insert a recordable CD-R or CD-RW.

Select a recording source.

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

Use the REC SOURCE SELECTOR button to select the recording source. Press the button repeatedly to toggle between sources. The source type will appear in the display window, and a lamp (DIGITAL, CD, LINE or MIC) will light on the front panel showing the selected source. The order of toggling and appearance of the sources in the information display (starting from DIGITAL IN) are as follows. DIGITAL IN: Record digital signals via the OPTI-

COAXIAL IN: Record via the COAXIAL terminal. CD DIGITAL: Record digital signals from 3-CD

CD ANALOG*: Record analog signals from 3-CD

LINE IN: Record via the LINE IN terminal. MIC IN: Record via the MIC jack. CD+LINE MIX**: Record via 3-CD changer and LINE

CD+MIC MIX**: Record via 3-CD changer and MIC mix. LINE+MIC MIX**: Record via LINE and MIC mix.

Notes

• *In accordance with the SCMS (Serial Copy Management System), recording systems are not allowed to create a secondgeneration digital copy of a first generation copy (refer to SCMS see page 46). Therefore, if a CD-R or CD-RW disc loaded in the 3-CD changer is a first-generation digital copy, this recording selection must be used. If you attempt to record the disc using the digital setting, “SCMS PROTECT” is shown in the information display and recording will not be allowed.

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PLAY & EXCHANGE

CAL terminal.

changer.

mix.

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

MULTI JOG /REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

PLAYSTOP

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

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• ** MIX (combined) source recording is only possible in analog.

• If a source has already been selected, the corresponding lamp

will light and the selection will be shown in the display window.

• When playback is stopped and the CDR is selected, press the DISPLAY button on the remote control repeatedly to show the recording time remaining on the disc.

• High-speed recording is not possible when recording manually.

Press ¶REC/REC MUTING to put the CDR in recording pause mode.

• The disc is read and OPC performed if required.

• The remaining recording time on the CD-R or CD-RW disc is

shown in the information display.

When analog signals are to be recorded, adjust the recording level.

• Press the MENU button first and turn the MULTI JOG to adjust the recording level. Then press the SET button.

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

The OVER indicator should not be made to light as this may cause distortion in the recording.

• When CD ANALOG recording is selected, the recording level is set automatically to the CD in the 3-CD changer.

• Adjust the volume in such a way that the 0 dB display is not exceeded when

the loudest sound is applied.

40 30 151020

30dB

OVER

To record silence in the recording

MULTI JOG

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

Press the ¶¶¶¶REC/REC MUTING button where you

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC

•

REC MUTING

REC SOURCE

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

FADE SYNCHRO

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

want record a four-second silence.

• To record a silence longer than four seconds, keep pressing the

¶REC/REC MUTING button as long as you want.

Notes

• Four seconds of silence will be recorded regardless of whether or not the button is held down for fewer or more than four seconds. After the four seconds of silence, the unit stops in the recording pause mode after the button is released.

• The REC MUTING function cannot be used at the beginning of recording started from the recording pause mode

Play the sound of the source to be recorded.

Press the CDR Control PLAY 3 button to start recording.

When recording is complete

Press the CDR Control STOP 7 button to stop, the 3 indicator in the display window flashes and operation stops.

Notes

• You cannot record from multiple CDs. If create a program that changes CDs, a blank track of a few seconds will be added and recording will stop.

• When “UNLOCK” is shown in the information display, the DIGITAL IN terminal is not connected properly to the source unit.

• Upon completion of recording, the 3 indicator flashes in the display window. Operating any button while this indicator is flashing may render the disc being recorded unusable. Always wait until the 3 indicator stops flashing before proceeding with the next operation.

• When digital input signals are supplied, they will be recorded in their original digital form as long as the source signal is not from a first-generation digital copy (refer to SCMS on see page 46). There is no need to adjust the recording level.

Fade In/Fade Out Recording (analog only)

This feature can be used to record analog sound other than CD ANALOG. Located immediately below the CONTROL CD button on the remote control is a special button (FADE) that allows you to perform fade in and fade out of sound at the beginning and end of tracks when you are recording analog signals. To fade in at the beginning of a track, put the CDR into the recording pause mode and press the FADE button to start recording. To fade out at the end of a track, press the FADE button during the recording process. The signal will fade out and the CDR will stop in the recording pause mode.

• This function cannot be used when recording digital signals.

Automatic and manual track marking

A track mark specifies the end of one track and the beginning of another. The unit inserts track marks automatically when the AUTO TRACK function is turned on, or you can turn off the function and insert them manually.

AUTO TRACK function on

• Tracks are automatically marked in the recording. For digital sources, the track information recorded in the digital source signal is used. For analog recording, periods of silence (no audio input from the recording source) are interpreted as track separations and a track mark is inserted.

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AUTO TRACK function off

• Manual track marking offers you the flexibility of placing track marks anywhere you like in the recording.

• Manual track marking is not possible when the AUTO TRACK function is on.

To add track marks automatically

2,4

MULTI JOG

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

1 3,5

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

CD REC

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

2,4

3,5

REC

PITCH

SOURCE

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

CANCEL

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

CANCEL

CD LINE

MIC

To add track marks manually

Follow the procedure written for selecting the AUTO TRACK function, but in Step 4, select AUTO TR OFF.

Press the Set button (main unit/remote

control).

• The AUTO TRACK indicator in the display window will turn off.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to cancel the procedure and return to the normal display.

During recording, press the SET button (main unit/remote control) to insert a track mark.

Notes

• Even if automatic track marking is turned off, automatic track marking will be performed during synchronized one-button recording. When this occurs, manual track marking is temporarily disabled.

• Tracks must be at least four seconds in length. Pressing the SET button less than four seconds after the previous track mark creates a new track mark once 4 seconds of recording has been performed.

Synchronized Recording of 3-CD Changer Playback

Performing synchronized one-button recording of one entire CD

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When the unit is in the stop mode, press the MENU button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/

(menu) button on the remote control until “AUTO TRACK” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/

(menu) button on the remote control to select “AUTO TR ON”.

•“ON” will flash in the information display. (The default setting for this function is on.)

Press the SET button (main unit/remote

control).

• The AUTO TRACK indicator is now shown in the display window.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to cancel the procedure and return to the normal display.

Note

In order to prevent the beginning of a song from being cutoff when changing tracks, digital sources provide a safety variance of 12 frames and analog sources 19 frames.

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

PLAYSTOP

MIC

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

STANDBY/ON

1 3

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

FADE SYNCHRO

CDR

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

RM–SXLR5010A

Note

• It is only possible to record from a CD loaded in the 3-CD changer using this feature.

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Select and stop the CD to be recorded.

Example: To record the CD loaded in tray CD1.

• Only the selected CD is recorded.

STOP

Load a recordable CD-R or CD-RW disc into the CDR and close the tray.

• The disc is read if required.

Press the CD REC button (main unit/remote control) to start recording. “DISC DUBBING” is shown in the information display

• When a blank disc is in the CDR tray, “UPDATE OPC” is shown following “DISC DUBBING”.

When “ADD FINALIZE?” is shown in the information window:

• No response (no input) assumes that finalization is to be performed, or you can press the SET button (main unit/remote control) to confirm that finalization is to be done. Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to keep the disc unfinalized.

Note

• This message will not be shown if the menu FINALIZE function setting is “OFF”. The default setting is “ON”.

The 3-CD changer and CDR start simultaneously. (This is called synchronized recording)

• Recording starts from the first track of the CD.

Remaining play time of track being recorded

Remaining recording time on CD-R or CD-RW

To stop the recording at any time

Press the CDR or CD Control STOP 7 button on the main unit or the 7 (stop) button on the remote control. “STOP DUBBING” flashes in the information display, and the unit stops recording.

Notes

• There is no need to adjust the recording level when recording a digital signal.

• This type of recording cannot be started during CD playback. It must start from the beginning of the first track of the CD.

• When the CD REC button is pressed, the function is automatically switched to CD. This means that when the CD to be recorded has been selected, recording can proceed straightaway.

• Upon completion of recording, “STOP DUBBING” flashes in the information display. Always wait for the “STOP DUBBING” message to be cleared before proceeding with the next operation.

• When you try to eject the disc from the CDR tray, “FINAL- IZE?” is shown in the information display when recording onto an unfinalized disc. To finalize the disc, press either the SET or FINALIZE button (main unit/remote control). To skip the finalization process, press the EJECT 0 button one more time or the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control).

• Depending on the disc, the entire CD may not be recorded. In such a case, use the 1 Disc Dubbing feature (see page 25) to record.

Performing synchronized one-button recording of a single track

12345

CD PLAYER

CD REC

678910

DIGITAL

44.1kHz

SYNCHRO

HIGH SPEED AUTO TRACK

REC

CD-R

–

4030 20 1510 dB630

• When a digital CD is recorded, its signals are recorded in their original form. Track marks are inserted automatically where one track changes to the next and track numbers change accordingly.

When the recording of the last song in the CD is complete, “STOP DUBBING” flashes and recording automatically stops.

When recorded without canceling "ADD FINALIZE?"

“FINALIZE” is shown in the information window after recording is stopped and finalization is automatically performed.

Checking a track number during recording

Press the DISPLAY button on the remote control.

Remote Control

DISPLAY

Disc source Track number

CD-R or CD-RW track number

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

PHONES

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PLAY & EXCHANGE

STANDBY/ON

1 3

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

CDR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

REC SOURCE

PITCH

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

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Select a disc and start playback.

Example: When planning to record a track on CD1

Insert a recordable CD-R or CD-RW disc in the CDR disc tray.

• The disc is read.

While the disc is playing back the track you want to record or if that track is being paused, press CD REC (main unit/remote control).

Remote ControlMain Unit

CD REC

“1TR DUBBING” is shown in the information display.

• When a blank disk is in the CDR tray, “UPDATE OPC” is shown following “1TR DUBBING”.

When “ADD FINALIZE?” is shown in the information window:

Note

• This message will not be shown if the menu FINALIZE function setting is “OFF”. The default setting is “ON”.

The CD restarts playback from the beginning of the track and the CDR starts recording simultaneously.

• When a track is recorded, its digital signals are recorded in their original form. A new track mark is automatically placed at the beginning of the track being recorded.

When recording completes

“STOP DUBBING” flashes and recording automatically stops.

When recorded without canceling “ADD FINALIZE?“

“FINALIZE” is shown in the information window after recording is stopped and finalization is automatically performed.

To stop recording at any time

Press the CD or CDR STOP 7 button on the main unit or the 7 (stop) button on the remote control to end recording. The recording mode is released after “STOP DUBBING” is shown in the information display.

Notes

• There is no need to adjust the recording level when recording a digital signal.

CD REC

• Upon completion of recording, “STOP DUBBING” is shown in the information display. Always wait for the “STOP DUBBING” message to be cleared before proceeding with the next operation.

1 Disc Dubbing

• You can make a complete copy of a CD that you want to record onto a CD-R/CD-RW disc. When recording a CD with song numbers but no silence between songs such as a live CD, for example, you can use the 1 DISC DUBBING feature to make a recording without any silence.

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STANDBY

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY/ON

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

3 4,51

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

CDR

REC SOURCE

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

PITCH–

SET

REMOTE CONTROL

STOP

or 3 button on the

4,5

Select and stop the CD to be recorded.

Example: To record the CD loaded in tray CD1.

• Only the selected CD is recorded.

Load a recordable CD-R or CD-RW disc into the CDR and close the tray.

• The disc is read.

Press the MENU button (main unit/remote control), and then turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit or press the remote control until “1 DISC DUBBING” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button.

“DUBING READY?” is shown in the information display.

• Only the selected CD is recorded.

Press the SET button.

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REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

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“DISC DUBBING?” is shown in the information display.

• When a blank disc is in the CDR tray, “UPDATE OPC” is

shown following “DISC DUBBING”.

The 3-CD changer and CDR start simultaneously.

• Recording starts from the first track of the CD. When recording completes, “STOP DUBBING” flashes and recording automatically stops.

Notes

• Recording can only start if the total time of the tracks on the source disc is less than the time remaining on the disc being recorded to. If the track time on the source disc is longer, the message “SHORT REMAIN” is shown in the information display and the dubbing function is ended.

• If a track on the source disc is of SCMS format, the message “SCMS PROTECT” is shown in the information display, and

the dubbing function is ended.

• Do not finalize the disc.

Listening Edit Recording

Selected tracks can be programmed and recorded.

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

PHONES

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PLAY & EXCHANGE

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

MULTI JOG

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

CANCELSETMENU

PAUSE

REC/

REC MUTING

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCEL

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

PLAYSTOP

“LISTEN EDIT” is shown in the information display for 3 seconds, the LISTENING EDIT edit recording indicator is shown in the display window.

• The CD trays of the 3-CD changer cannot be opened once the listening edit mode is activated.

• If tracks have already been programmed for the CDs, “LAST LPG OK?” is shown in the information display. Press the SET button on either the remote control or the main unit or press the PLAY button on the main unit to record the same programmed tracks. Recording starts. To program new tracks, press the CANCEL button and then proceed to step 4.

Program the tracks while the CD is playing by assigning a tag to each track on the disc.

• This is done by pressing either the SET button (main unit/ remote control) to add the track to the program or the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to skip the track.

a. When the track now playing is to be recorded

SET

The track is stored in the memory, and

operation moves on to the next track.

b. When the track is not to be recorded

CANCEL

The track is not stored in the memory, and operation moves on to the next track.

STANDBY/ON

5 1

Select and stop the CD to be recorded.

Load a recordable CD-R or CD-RW in the CDR

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

SET

PITCH–

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

REMOTE CONTROL

CDR

CANCEL

tray.

• The disc is read.

Press the CD EDIT button (main unit/remote control) to select the Listening Edit mode.

Remote ControlMain Unit

CD EDIT

When the first track has been stored in memory

Play time of second track

CD PLAYER

LISTENING EDIT

CD REC

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678910

“1” is cleared from the music calendar.

Recording time remaining on the CD-R/RW disc(pre-calculated)

SYNCHRO

DIGITAL

44.1kHz

HIGH SPEED AUTO TRACK

REC

CD-R

–

4030 20 1510 dB630

After making the last programming choice, “START TO DUB?” is shown in the information display. Press the SET button (main unit/ remote control) to continue or the CANCEL button (main unit/ remote control) to end the function.

Note

• Up to 32 steps can be included in the programming. The same track cannot be programmed twice. When there is not much recording time left on the CD-R or CDRW disc, tracks that are longer than the remaining time (pre-calculated) can be programmed but “NO REM” is shown in the information display.

Press the CDR Control PLAY 3 or ¶ REC/REC MUTING button on the main unit or the 3 (play) or ¶ REC/REC MUTING button on the remote control. Recording of the selected songs will begin.

“START TO DUB?” is shown in the information display

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When "ADD FINALIZE?" is shown in the information window:

Note

• This message will not be shown if the menu FINALIZE function setting is “OFF”. The default setting is “ON”.

• When a blank dick is in the CDR tray, “UPDATE OPC” is shown following “ADD FINALIZE?”.

The recording process starts.

• Only the tracks selected from the CDs in the 3-CD changer are recorded.

• Playback starts from the first track seleted. The playing time of the track and the remaining playing time of the CD-R or CDRW disc are shown in the information display.

• As high-speed recording is performed (CD-R 4x, CD-RW 2x), there is no audio output during the recording process.

When recording completes

"STOP DUBBING" flashes and recording automatically stops.

When recorded without canceling "ADD FINALIZE?"

"FINALIZE" is shown in the information window after recording is stopped and finalization is automatically performed.

To stop the recording at any time

Press the CD Control STOP 7, CDR Control STOP 7 or CANCEL button on the main unit or the 7 (stop) or CANCEL button on the remote control to stop the recording process. The recording mode is released after “STOP DUBBING” is shown in the information display.

Notes

• There is no need to adjust the recording level when recording a digital signal.

• The last program information (the most recently created program still stored in the unit's memory) will be erased if the trays of the 3-CD changer are opened.

Program Edit Recording

This type of recording allows you to make a program of your favorite tracks on any of the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer in any order you like.

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STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

4,5

Load CDs in the 3-CD changer

Note

Load a recordable CD-R or CD-RW disc in the CDR tray.

• The disc is read.

Press the CD EDIT button (main unit/remote control) twice to select the Program Edit mode.

PLAY & EXCHANGE

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

SOUR

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

REMOTE CONTROL

4,5 4,5

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

STANDBY/ON

CDR

CANCEL

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

PLAYSTOP

EJECT

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

CANCEL

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

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Remote ControlMain Unit

CD EDIT

• The unit may be required to read the TOC (Table of Contents) of the CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer. If this is done, “TOC READING” is shown in the information display.

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If tracks have already been programmed for the CDs, “LAST P-PG OK?” is shown in the information display. Press the SET button on either the remote control or the main unit or press the PLAY button on the main unit to record the same programmed tracks. Recording starts. To program new tracks, press the CANCEL button and then proceed to step 4.

• If you press the CANCEL button, the playing time remaining time on the CD-R or CD-RW disc in the CDR is shown in the information display.

Select and enter the disc number.

1. Select the disc. 2. Enter the selection.

• The disc source can be selected using the MULTI JOG control

on the main unit or the

• When the SET button (main unit/remote control) is pressed, the programming and track numbers shown in the information display start flashing.

Select and enter a track number.

1. Select the track.

–

MULTI JOG

REC LEVEL

–

4/¢ buttons on the remote control.

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

2. Enter the selection.

SET

Note

• This message will not be shown if the menu FINALIZE function setting is “OFF”. The default setting is “ON”.

When a blank dick is in the CDR tray, "UPDATE OPC" is shown following "ADD FINALIZE?". The recording process starts.

• Only the tracks selected from the CDs in the 3-CD changer are recorded.

• Playback starts from the first track seleted. The playing time of the track and the remaining playing time of the CD-R or CDRW disc are shown in the information display.

• As high-speed recording is performed (CD-R 4x, CD-RW 2x), there is no audio output during the recording process.

When recording completes

"STOP DUBBING" flashes and recording automatically stops.

When recorded without canceling "ADD FINALIZE?"

"FINALIZE" is shown in the information window after recording is stopped and finalization is automatically performed.

To stop the recording at any time

3-CD Changer to CDR Recording Options

• There are a number of advantages of having a 3-CD changer and CDR in the same unit, mainly that the unit has direct control over both components. Because of this, the following recording options are available: normal dubbing, high-speed dubbing (4x for CD-R and 2x for CD-RW discs) and track spacing.

• After the track is entered, the amount of time remaining on the CD-R or CD-RW disc is shown in the information display.

Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to continue programming tracks.

• Up to 32 steps can be programmed. The same track may be programmed more than once.

• Programming ends when 32 steps have been registered or if there is no more time remaining on the CD-R or CD-RW.

Press the CDR Control PLAY 3 or ¶ REC/REC MUTING button on the main unit or the 3 (play) or ¶ REC/REC MUTING button on the remote control.

When “ADD FINALIZE?” is shown in the information window:

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Setting the Unit for High-speed Recording

High-speed recording is only possible for digital recording from

the 3-CD changer to the CD.

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MULTI JOG

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

1 3,5

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

1 3,5

CANCEL

2,4

REC

SOURCE

PITCH

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

CANCEL

REC LEVEL

CD LINE

MIC

Notes

High-speed recording is only possible for digital recording from the 3-CD changer to the CDR. It can be used for 1-track dubbing, 1-disc dubbing, listening edit and program edit modes.

• There is no audio output from any of the output terminals (LINE OUT, DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL, DIGITAL OUT, COAXIAL, PHONES) during high-speed recording. Therefore, the only way to monitor the process is using the recording level meter in the display window.

Setting the Auto Track Spacing Function

When the automatic track spacing function is turned on, the unit automatically records 2 seconds of silence at the beginning of each track when performing synchronized one-button recording or using the listening edit or program edit modes to record from the 3-CD

changer to the CDR.

2,4

MULTI JOG

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

3,5

EJECT

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

REC LEVEL

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MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCEL

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When the unit is in the stop mode, press the MENU button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/

(menu) button on the remote control until “DUB- SPEED” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

• The current setting is shown in the display window. (The setting is HIGH by default.)

• The speed for recording to CD-R discs is four times the normal recording speed, and that for recording to CD-RW discs is two times the normal recording speed.

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/

(menu) button on the remote control to select “HIGH” or “1x”.

• If “HIGH” is selected, “HIGH” flashes in the display window.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to cancel

the procedure and return to the normal display.

Pess the SET button.

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

SOURCE

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

PITCH–

SET

REMOTE CONTROL

1 2,4

CANCEL

REC

3,5

When the unit is in the stop mode, press the

PITCH

MENU button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the

2¥3

(menu) button on the remote control until “TRACK SPACE” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

• The current setting is displayed on the screen. (The setting is on by default.)

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Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the (menu) button on the remote control and choose the setting “TR SPACE ON” or “TR SPACE OFF”.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to cancel the procedure and return to the normal display.

Pess the SET button.

Notes

• There is no indicator to show the status of this function.

• This function will work when you begin recording from the

recording pause mode except when performing synchronized one-button recording.

Synchronized Recording from External Sources

This unit offers the ability to record from various external sources to the CDR using synchronized START and START&STOP functions. This feature is applicable to external digital audio equipment connected via the DIGITAL IN OPTICAL and COAXIAL terminals and the LINE IN (REC) terminal.

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

10+10

PLAY

MODE

REC

REC MUTING

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

REPEAT CD

STANDBY/ON

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

CDR

RM SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH

REMOTE CONTROL

REC

SOURCE

PITCH

• Synchronized recording to the CDR from an external source.

Load a recordable CD-R or CD-RW disc in the CDR tray.

• The disc is read if required.

MICLINECDDIGITAL

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

PLAYSTOP

EJECT

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

2¥3

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

Press the REC SOURCE SELECTOR button on the main unit or the REC SOURCE button on the remote control repeatedly to select the recording source.

• Each press of the selection button on either the main unit or remote control, toggles one step through the following source choices.

DIGITAL IN: Record digital signals via the OPTI-

CAL terminal. COAXIAL IN: Record via the COAXIAL terminal. CD DIGITAL: Record digital signals from 3-CD

changer. CD ANALOG: Record analog signals from 3-CD

changer. LINE IN: Record via the LINE IN terminal. MIC IN: Record via the MIC jack. CD+LINE MIX: Record via 3-CD changer and LINE

mix. CD+MIC MIX: Record via 3-CD changer and MIC

mix. LINE+MIC MIX: Record via LINE and MIC mix.

• Press REC SOURCE SELECTOR on the main unit or REC

SOURCE button on the remote control to choose the proper terminal connection for the source to be recorded from (DIGITAL IN, COAXIAL IN or LINE IN).

• If DIGITAL IN or COAXIAL IN is selected, the LED lamp

under DIGITAL IN selection to the left of the REC SOURCE SELECTOR will light.

Press the SYNCHRO button (main unit/remote control).

• The CDR is put into the synchronized recording pause mode.

• The source device must be stopped (cannot be playing) at this

time.

Start playing of the source unit

Note

• When recording with the SYNCHRO button, recording starts

when the input level is detected. If the track starts very quietly (with a low input level), the beginning of the track may not be recorded. When recording from an analog source, such as records or tapes, recording may not start if the recording level is too low. When this occurs, please perform manual recording.

Performing synchronized recording of a digital source

• Recording is started based on the digital signal.

• Track marking is based on track information recorded in the

digital signal. For digital sources other than CD, MD and DAT, track marking is based on silent track space.

Performing synchronized recording of an analog source

• Recording is started when the unit detects an audio signal.

• Track marking is based on silent track space which the unit

interprets to be track breaks. If automatic track marking has been turned off, manual track marking is necessary during the recording process.

To stop recording at any time

Press the CDR Control STOP 7 button on the main unit or the 7 (stop) button on the remote control.

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Setting the START or START&STOP function for synchronized recording from an external source

If the signal is going be recorded from CD, MD or DAT player, it is possible to set the unit to perform synchronized start and stop. This only applies for recording sources that are connected to the DIGITAL IN (DIGITAL IN OPTICAL) terminal. With other types of digital audio equipment only synchronized start of recording is possible.

2,4

MULTI JOG

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

STANDBY/ON

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

3,5

CDR

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

• If the setting is set to “START&STOP”, recording stops auto-

matically when the signal from the source is stopped, a disc is changed, or if a track search is performed.

• This function is very convenient for recording single songs from

external digital CD or MD players.

• This function is only for use with externally connected digital

audio equipment. It cannot be used with the 3-CD changer.

CAUTION

When performing synchronized start recording from an external component, it is possible that part of the signal at the beginning of the first track will not be recorded. If this should occur, please perform manual recording.

Mixed Input Recording

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PHONES LEVEL

PHONES

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

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SOURCE

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

3,5

2,4

With the unit in the stop mode, press the MENU

REC

PITCH

button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/3 (menu) button on the remote control until “D-IN SYNCHRO” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

• The current setting is shown in the information display.

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/

(menu) button on the remote control to select “START” or “START&STOP”, shown in the information display.

• When “START” is selected, only the start of recording is done synchronously with the start of the digital signal.

• Press the CANCEL button if you do not want to perform this procedure. The setting is not changed.

Press the SET button.

• The type of synchronized recording being performed is not indicated in the information display during actual recording. When recording is started, only the SYNCHRO indicator is shown in the display window until recording ends.

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

CD REC

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

CDR

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

MICLINECD

REC

SOURCE

PITCH

Load a recordable CD-R or CD-RW in the CDR disc tray.

• The disc is read.

Press the REC SOURCE SELECTOR button on the main unit or the REC SOURCE button on the remote control to select the recording source combination.

Example

CD + LINE has been selected.

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• Select “CD + LINE” to mix and record a CD loaded in the 3-CD changer with the signals from an external source via the LINE IN terminal.

• Select “CD + MIC” to mix and record a CD loaded in the 3-CD changer with the signals from a microphone plugged into the MIC jack.

• Select “LINE + MIC” to mix and record the signals from an external source connected via the LINE IN terminal and those from a microphone plugged into the MIC jack.

Press the ¶ REC/REC MUTING button (main unit/remote control) to put the CDR in the recording pause mode.

• The remaining recording time on the disc is shown in the information display.

Press the MENU button (main unit/remote control) and select the sources for setting the recording level. Use the MULTI JOG/REC LEVEL and MIX BALANCE controls to adjust the recording level and mixing balance while playing the two sources. .

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

Press the CDR Control PLAY 3 button on the main unit or the 3 (play) button on the remote control to start recording.

To stop recording at any time

Press the CDR Control STOP 7 button on the main unit or the 7 (stop) button on the remote control. The Play 3 indicator in the display window will flash and operation stops.

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CD + LINE CD recording level is

reduced.

CD + MIC CD recording level is

reduced.

LINE + MIC Line input recording

level is reduced.

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

Line input recording level is reduced.

MIC input recording level is reduced.

• Adjust the recording level so that the 0 dB display of the level meter is not exceeded when the highest signal is applied.

• If the CD input is selected for mixed recording, the pitch controls may be used to adjust the speed of CD playback for mixing and recording purposes.

• If the microphone level is set too high, a loud howling sound may be emitted from the speakers. If this occurs, turn down the volume of the microphone by turning down the volume of the amplifier/receiver powering the speakers you are using to monitor the sound.

• When you have finished adjusting the recording level and the mix balance, set the sources back to the point where you want to start recording from.

Start playback of the sources to be recorded.

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Special Recording Edit Operations

Skipping a Recorded Track on a CD-R or CD-RW (Track Skip)

Occasionally, there may be tracks on a disc that are partial, repeated, or are otherwise unwanted. Before a CD-R or CD-RW is finalized, it is possible to enter a skip marker for that track in the PMA (Program Memory Area). A maximum of 21 skip marks can be inserted on one disc. When a disc is finalized, the information of tracks assigned a skip mark is written to the disc’s TOC (Table of Contents) and those tracks will never be played (i.e., just as if they

had never been recorded.)

2,4

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

Press the Set button (main unit/remote control).

• A skip marker is entered into the PMA for the selected track and WRITE SKIP is shown in the information display. When the process is finished, the normal display is shown.

• The track to be skipped is cleared from the music calendar.

Notes

• Even if a track is skipped, the recorded information is not erased and the time remaining on the CD-R or CD-RW does not change.

• Tracks that have been assigned a skip marker are only skipped during playback on this unit and other CD players that support the track skip function.

• You cannot use the track skip function when recording to unfinalized CD-R discs or CD-RW discs from the 3-CD changer.

Erasing a Track or Tracks (Erase Function) (CD-RW only)

English

CANCEL

3,5

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

CANCEL

2,4 3,5

REC SOURCE

PITCH

Caution

Once a skip marker has been entered for a track, it cannot be removed.

When the unit is in the stop mode, press the MENU button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the

(menu) button on the remote control until “TRACK SKIP” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

•“SKIP (track number)?” is shown in the information display.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) if you do

not wish to perform this procedure.

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/

(menu) button on the remote control to select the track number to be skipped.

3,5

MULTI JOG

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

PHONES

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

2 4,6

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

REC SOURCE

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

3,5

Load the unfinalized CD-RW to be edited in the CDR disc tray.

• The number of tracks and play time are shown in the information display.

When the unit is in the stop mode, press the MENU button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 2/ (menu) button on the remote control until “TRACK ERASE” is shown in the information display.

*Please refer to the Glossary for a brief definition of acronyms. (see page 46)

(To be continued on the next page)

2 4,6

CANCEL

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Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

•“ERASE (start track) – (last track)?” is flashed in the informa- tion display. (Initially, the start track and last track are both the last track number recorded on the CD-RW.)

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) if you do not wish to perform this procedure.

If needed, use the MULTI JOG control or press

2/3

the

(menu) button on the remote control to select the number of tracks you want to erase preceding the last track.

• Please note that all tracks following the start track will be erased. For example, when track 8 on an 11 track CD-RW is assigned as the start track, tracks 8, 9, 10, and 11 will be erased.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

•“ERASE TRACK” is flashed in the information display, the selected tracks are erased, and the normal display is shown when erasing has been completed.

• Each track that was erased is cleared from the music calendar.

• Tracks can only be erased starting from the last track recorded

on a disc.

Notes

• Once a track is erased, the recording cannot be restored.

• Do not turn the power off, disconnect the AC power cord from

the wall outlet or subject the unit to vibration during the erase operation. Doing so may ruin the CD-RW disc.

Erasing All Tracks (Disc Erase Function) (CD-RW only)

The Disc Erase function is used to erase the entire contents of the CD-RW. This unit uses a unique high-speed (2x) erasing function that is different from normal erasure procedures. Erasing is performed all the way through the disc’s TOC (Table of Contents). “ERASE DISC” flashes in the information display during the erasing process.

*Please refer to the Glossary for a brief definition of acronyms. (see page 46)

Caution

If the disc is damaged or there is disc related trouble, this function may not be possible.

MULTI JOG

CANCELSETMENU

PAUSE

EJECT

REC/

REC MUTING

REC LEVEL

–

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCEL

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

PHONES

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

234,5

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

Load the CD-RW to be erased in the CDR disc tray.

• The number of tracks and play time are shown in the information display.

When the unit is in the stop mode, press the MENU button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control or press the 4/ (menu) button on the remote control until “DISC ERASE” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

•“ERASE DISC?” is shown in the information display.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) if you do

not wish to perform this procedure.

Press the Set button (main unit/remote control).

• Full disc erasure takes a few minutes to perform. During the procedure, the length of the level meter is used to indicate approximately how much time is remaining until erasure is complete. When the erasure has been completed, the normal display is shown.

REC MUTING

REC

SOURCE

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

2 4,5

CANCEL

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Finalizing a Disc

Finalizing a disc marks the final process in recording on a CD-R or CD-RW disc. In this process, a TOC (Table Of Contents) is written to the disc. When this procedure is completed, it will be possible to play the CD-R or CD-RW disc on CD players compatible with CDR and/or CD-RW discs.

• Please note that once a CD-R disc has been finalized, it is no longer possible to record to that disc.

• If the power of the unit is turned off or the AC power cord unplugged from the wall outlet during the finalizing process, the recording may be lost and the disc may no longer be usable.

• Even after a CD-RW disc has been finalized, further recording and/or editing is possible if the TOC information on the disc is erased using the Unfinalize function.

• When an unfinalized CD-R or CD-RW disc is loaded in the CDR and the EJECT 0 button is pressed to open the CDR disc tray, “FINALIZE?” is shown in the information display. To skip the finalization process, press the EJECT 0 button one more time or the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control). The disc will be ejected in the unfinalized state.

MULTI JOG

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

PHONES

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

Press the FINALIZE button (main unit/remote control).

•“FINALIZE?” is shown in the information display.

• If you want to cancel the finalization process at this point, press

the either the EJECT 0 button or CANCEL button (main unit/ remote control).

Press the FINALIZE button again to start the finalizing process.

• The length of time that this process requires is about 2 minutes. During the procedure, the length of the level meter is used to indicate approximately how much time is remaining until finalization is complete.

• The 3-CD changer of this unit is compatible with finalized CDRW discs, however, not all CD players can play back CD-RW disc even after they have been finalized.

• During the finalization process, it will not be possible to remove or load discs in the 3-CD changer, nor is playback of CDs loaded in the 3-CD changer possible.

Making Recording of a Finalized CD-RW Disc Possible (Unfinalize Function)

Once a CD-R disc has been finalized, further recording on that disc cannot be performed. However, if you erase the TOC (Table of Contents) on a CD-RW disc, the disc can be recorded on again.

English

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

REC

•

REC MUTING

REC

SOURCE

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

CONTROL

FADE SYNCHRO

REMOTE CONTROL

STANDBY/ON

CDR

1,2

CANCEL

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MULTI JOG

STANDBY

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

1,2

2 4,5

Load a finalized CD-RW disc into the CDR disc tray.

CANCEL

• The CD-RW and FINALIZED indicators will be shown in the display window if the CD-RW disc that has been finalized.

When the unit is in the stop mode, press the MENU button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit or press the

2/3

(menu) button on the remote control until “UNFINALIZE” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

•“UNFINALIZE?” is shown in the information display.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) to cancel

the procedure and return to the normal display.

(To be continued on the next page)

CANCE

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English

Press the SET button again to confirm the operation.

2,4

•“UNFINALIZE” is shown in the information display as the unfinalizing procedure is performed. The procedure takes a little over a minute, and the level meter is used to indicate approximately how much time is remaining until unfinalization is complete. Upon completion, the normal display is shown.

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

PHONES

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

Bypassing the FS Converter (Sampling Frequency

1 3,5

CANCEL

Converter*) for More Efficient

STANDBY/ON

Digital Recording

* known as Sampling Rate Converter.

The FS converter of this unit performs the conversion of digital signals from sources that use sampling frequencies other than

44.1kHz to the sampling frequency of 44.1kHz, which is necessary

for recording the signals to a CD-R or CD-RW disc.

• When the FS converter is turned off, the converter is bypassed if the digital signal of the source has a sampling frequency of

44.1kHz and when analog and multiple input recording are performed.

• If source sampling frequencies of 32kHz or 48kHz are detected, the FS converter is activated automatically and the signal is routed through it.

• When the FS converter is turned on, all signals to be recorded are routed through it regardless of the sampling frequency, even the 44.1kHz digital signal is passed through it as the converter works as a filter to reduce signal fluctuation in the disc recording. For this reason, having the function set to “ON” is recommended for most recording purposes.

• When recording specially encoded discs such as dts

HDCD

, etc., be sure to turn the converter off (setting to

“OFF”) using the following procedure (see Step 4).

dts is trademark of Digital Theater Systems, Inc.

HDCD is a registered trademark of Pacific Microsonic, Inc.

Note

• When recording from the 3-CD changer, the sampling rate converter is always turned off.

2,4 3,5

When the unit is in the stop mode, press the MENU button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit or press the control until “CONVERTER” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

• The “CONVERTER ON” is shown and “ON” flashes in the information display. (The default setting is “ON”.)

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) if you do not wish to perform this procedure.

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit or press the control to select “ON” or “OFF”.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) if you do not want to perform this procedure. The setting is not changed.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

2/3

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD REC

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

SOURCE

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

PITCH–

SET

REMOTE CONTROL

CANCEL

REC

PITCH

(menu) button on the remote

Notes

• Pressing the SYNCHRO button when unlocked displays "UNLOCK" in the information window and releases the synchronized condition.

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Setting Up Synchronized Start Recording for External Digital Sources (CD, MD, and DAT only)

Note

• Pressing the SNCHRO button when unlocked displays “UNLOCK” in the information window and releases the syn-

chronized condition.

English

When performing digital synchronized start recording of an externally connected digital source, synchronized start recording begins when a digital signal is encountered in the record pause mode. However, if the recording source is connected to the DIGITAL IN (DIGITAL IN OPTICAL) terminal, it is also possible to set this unit to start and stop recording when you are recording a single track.

2,4

MULTI JOG

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

1 3,5

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

CD REC

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

2,4

3,5

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

CHANCEL

REMOTE CONTROL

CANCEL

–

EJECT

LINE MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

CANCEL

REC LEVEL

MIX BLANCE

CD LINE

MIC

Resetting the Unit to the Factory Default Settings

By performing the following procedure, all menu settings stored in

the unit are cleared and the unit is reset to the factory default settings.

MULTI JOG

PHONES LEVEL

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

1 3,4

STANDBY/ON

CD1 CD2 CD3

CD EDIT FINALIZE DISPLAY

CD REC

1 2

4 5

7 8

10+10

CONTROL

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT CD

CDR

REC

FADE SYNCHRO

•

REC MUTING

3,4

REC

SOURCE

PITCH

RM–SXLR5010A

PITCH

SET

PITCH–

REMOTE CONTROL

CANCEL

CANCELSETMENU

PAUSE

–

EJECT

REC/

REC MUTING

CANCEL

REC LEVEL

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

When the unit is in stop mode, press the MENU button.

Turn the MULTI JOG on the main unit or press the 2222 / 3333 button on the remote control until “D- IN SYNCHRO” appears in the display.

Press the SET button.

• The current setting appears in the display.

Turn the MULTI JOG on the main unit or press the 2222 / 3333 button on the remote control to select “START” or “START&STOP”.

• When “START” is selected, only the start of the digital signal is recorded synchronously.

• When “START&STOP” is selected, both the start and stop of single track recroding are controlled by information in the source digital signal.

• Press the CANCEL button if you do not want to perform this procedure. The setting is not changed.

Press the SET button.

• Please note that the type of synchronized recording being performed as set in the above procedure is not indicated in the display during actual recording. Even when recording is started, only the

“SYNCHRO” indicator remains lit until recording is stopped.

• Even if this setting is set to “START&STOP”, recording is con-

cluded automatically if the source is stopped, the disc is changed, or if a track search is performed.

When the unit is in stop mode, press the MENU button (main unit/remote control).

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit or press the

2/3

(menu) button on the remote control until “SET DEFAULT” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

•“SET DEFAULT?” is shown in the information display.

• Press the CANCEL button (main unit/remote control) if you do

not want to perform this procedure.

Press the SET button (main unit/remote control).

• The unit is reset to the factory default settings and returns to the stop mode.

At the time of purchase

DUB- SPEED HIGH (CD- R:4x,CD- RW:2x) FINALIZE ON AUTO TRACK ON TRACK SPACE ON CONVERTER ON D- IN SYNCHRO START

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English

Setting the Clock

English

Setting the Present Time

2,5,7

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

PLAY MODE

CD EDIT CD REC

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

3,6,8

1,4

Set the timer immediately after turning on the power to the main unit for the first time. Additionally, should there be a power blackout that lasts for longer than a few seconds, or if the AC power cord of the unit is unplugged from the wall socket for longer than a few seconds, please check to see if the clock needs to be reset again before using any other operation.

• This unit uses a 12-hour clock to indicate time.

If the time has never been set or input time has been canceled due to loss of power (backup failure), etc., “TRACK ERASE” will be shown in the information display when the unit’s AC power cord is plugged into a power source. The time can be set regardless of the unit’s power switch being turned on or off.

Example

Setting the time to 1:15 PM when first using the system.

EJECT

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

PLAYSTOP

CANCEL

Press the SET button (main unit).

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

Time backward

Turn the MULTI JOG control until “PM 1:00” is displayed.

Time forward

Press the SET button. Minutes column starts

SET

flashing. startsplayted.

The hour column stops flashing and the minutes column starts flashing.

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit until the minutes column reads“15”.

Press the SET button.

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

Time backward

Turn the MULTI JOG control until “PM 1:15” is displayed.

Time forward

Press the SET button. “PM 1:15” is displayed.

SET

(When the time is to be reset, the present time will flash.)

Press the MENU button (main unit) while the unit is in the stop mode.

If the time has not been set, the system will go directly to the “XX HH:MM” setting (shown in the information display), bypassing the timer settings. (The only commands that the unit accepts at this time are the MENU, SET and JOG control functions. Pressing of any other button such as CD Control button, CDR Control button

or the or CANCEL buttons will end the setting mode.)

Turn the MULTI JOG to select “CLOCK/TIMER”.

Press the SET button.

Press the MENU button twice.

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit the hour column reads “PM 1”.

• The current time “PM 1:15” is shown in the information display.

• If the CANCEL button is pressed while setting the minutes column, the procedure returns to the previous step, and the hour column starts flashing. This is convenient for correcting the hour column.

Ways to change or adjust the time display

There are two different ways for accessing the time setting function in order to adjust the time.

With the main unit in the standby mode, press the MENU button three times.

- The present time is shown in the information dis-

play.

- Follow the instructions for Steps 5-8 above.

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When the power to the unit is on, press the MENU button one time.

- TRACK ERASE is shown in the information display.

- Using the MULTI JOG Control, change the information display to “CLOCK/TIMER”.

- Press the SET button.

- Press the MENU button twice.

- The present time is shown in the information display.

- Follow the instructions for Steps 5-8 above.

• For instructions on how to use the daily timer and one-time

timer, please refer to the following pages.

To ascertain the correct time

In most areas, there is a telephone number you can call for the correct time, consult your telephone directory for assistance.

English

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English

Timer Operations

English

Timer Play (wake-up play)

Before proceeding with timer programming, make sure that the present time has been set correctly. (see page 38)

• With the exception of the MENU and SET buttons, the timer

settings must be made using the controls on the front panel of the main unit.

1,18

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

Example: Setting the unit to turn on and play a CD

from 7:15 AM to 8:15 AM.

Note

• The setting of the DAILY TIMER (activated every day) and

ONCE-TIMER (only conducted once and then erased from memory) is peformed following the same instructions after selecting the desired timer function.

Turn on the power.

Insert the CD you want to play into the CD1 tray, then press STOP

PLAY & EXCHANGE

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

5~173

7777

while pressing the CD1 button.

STOP

4~162

EJECT

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PLAYSTOP

PAUSE

Press the SET button.

* The hour column stops flashing and the minute column starts flashing.

Time backward

1. Turn the MULTI JOG control

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

until “AM 7:00” is displayed.

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit to

–

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

SET

Time forward

2. Press the SET button. “AM 7:00” is displayed.

set the minutes column to “15”.

Press the SET button.

• The off time of the timer is shown and the hour column flashes.

Time backward

3. Turn the MULTI JOG control until “AM 7:15” is displayed.

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit

–

MULTI JOG

REC LEVEL

SET

Time forward

4. Press the SET button. “OFF AM 12:00” is displayed.

The end time flashes.

to set the hour column to “AM 8”.

Press the MENU button.

• "TRACK ERASE" is shown in the information window.

Tur n the MU LT I J OG c ontr o l un t il “CLOCK/ TIMER” is shown in the information display.

Press the SET button.

• "DAILY TIMER" is shown in the information window. To set DAILY TIMER Proceed to step 6. To set ONCE TIMER Press the MENU button and display

"ONCE TIMER", and then proceed to step 6.

Press the SET button.

SET

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit to

The start time flashes.

set the hour column to “AM 7”.

Press the SET button.

• The hour column stops flashing and the minutes column flashes.

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

–

Time backward

5. Turn the MULTI JOG control until “AM 8:00” is displayed.

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit

Time forward

6. Press the SET button. “AM 8:00” is displayed.

SET

to set the minutes column to “15”.

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Press the SET button.

•“PLAY” is displayed.

MULTI JOG

REC LEVEL

–

Time backward

7. Turn the MULTI JOG control until “AM 8:15” is displayed.

Time forward

8. Press the SET button. “PLAY” is displayed.

SET

• If “REC” flashes rather than “PLAY”, turn the MULT JOG con- trol until “PLAY” is shown flashing.

Note

While “PLAY” is flashing, press the SET button.

SET

Clearing a timer operation

From Standby Mode

MULTI JOG

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

Press the MENU button to display “DAILY TIMER” or “ONCE TIMER”.

Press the CANCEL button (main unit/ remote control).

•“DAILY OFF” or “ONCE OFF” is shown in the information

display, the DAILY 3 (or ONCE 3) indicator is cleared from the display window, and the timer operation is canceled.

With Unit Power Turned On

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

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Tu rn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit to set the function to CD or CDR.

Press the SET button.

• The Daily Timer “DAILY” indicator is shown in the display window confirming that the play mode is set.

• When setting the ONCE TIMER, the “ONCE” indicator is shown in the display window confirming that the play mode is set.

Example: DAILY TIMER

SET

DAILY

• If “REC” should flash rather than “PLAY”, turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit until “PLAY” is shown flashing.

Set the power to standby mode.

Notes

• Timer functions cannot be performed if the unit is on when the set time arrives. Make sure that the unit is put in standby for timer functions to operate.

• Match the connected receiver or other source with the unit’s setting, and adjust the volume to the appropriate level. Match the timer with the unit’s setting.

• Timer play starts at the programmed start time, and the power is switched to the standby mode at the programmed end time.

The timer programming is displayed once, and then the normal display is restored.

MULTI JOG

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

PLAY & EXCHANGE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

PLAYSTOP

Follow steps 1 through 5 in "Timer Play (wake-

REC LEVEL

–

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

up play)" to display "DAILY TIMER" or "ONCE TIMER".

Press the CANCEL button.

•“DAILY OFF” or “ONCE OFF” is shown in the information

display the DAILY 3 (or ONCE 3) indicator is cleared from the display window, and the timer operation is canceled.

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Timer Recording (Unattended Recording from a Broadcast Receiver or Other Source)

STANDBY

STANDBY/ON

PHONES LEVEL

MAXMIN

CD EDIT CD REC

PLAY MODE

STOP PLAY PAUSE

PHONES

Perform steps 1 to 13 of the Timer Play (wakeup play) procedure. (see page 40)

When “PLAY” is flashing in the information display, turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit to select “REC”.

Press the SET button.

–

PLAY & EXCHANGE

MULTI JOG

REC LEVEL

SYNCHRO

FINALIZE

REC SOURCE SELECTOR

MICLINECDDIGITAL

PLAYSTOP

3,5

SET

Notes

• Match the timer of the connected source with the unit’s setting. (In the case of MIC input, ensure that the microphone has been connected to the unit.)

• Recording starts at the programmed start time, and the power will be switched to back to the standby mode at the pro-

2,4

MULTI JOG REC LEVEL

EJECT

MIX BLANCE

LINE

MIC

CANCELSETMENU

REC/

REC MUTING

PAUSE

MIC

grammed end time.

• When an operation is completed once using the Once Timer mode, the timer program is cleared.

• If digital signals are not received when timed recording starts using the DIGITAL IN setting, “UNLOCK” is shown in the information display and no signals will be recorded.

• When using the timer to record a digital satellite broadcast program, for instance, check to see if the broadcast station with the program you want to record is tuned in correctly before programming the timer start and end times.

Turn the MULTI JOG control on the main unit to select the source to be recorded from.

Press the SET button.

SOURCE DIG: Optical digital input

SOURCE LINE: Line input (analog)

SOURCE MIC: Mic input (analog)

MULTI JOG

REC LEVEL

–

Load a recordable CD-R or CD-RW disc into the

SET

CDR.

• The disc is read.

Set the power to standby mode.

• The present time is shown in the information display.

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COMPU LINK Function

What is COMPU LINK?

The COMPU LINK Remote Control System (or, simply, “COMPU LINK”) serves to enable the kind of simple operations provided by an integrated system to be performed even though this unit is a separate component. These simple operations can be performed by connecting the COMPU LINK-4 SYNCHRO, COMPU LINK-3 SYNCHRO or COMPU LINK1 SYNCHRO connector on each of the components involved.

COMPU LINK functions compatible with this unit

English

Connections

Accessory connecting cables

Amplifier CD player

The COMPU LINK functions provided with JVC products come in the form of COMPU LINK-4, COMPU LINK-3 or COMPU LINK-1. They are compatible, and the difference between them is that COMPU LINK-3 has the functions of COMPU LINK-1 with some additional functions as well.

CD/CDR MULTIPLE COMPACT DISC RECORDER

Automatic Power On/Standby

Selecting a source on the amplifier/receiver automatically turns on the relevant component. Similarly, turning a linked component on automatically turns the amplifier/receiver on.

Automatic Source Selection

Selecting a source on the connected amplifier/receiver automatically starts its operation. Similarly, starting operation of a linked component will automatically selects the relevant source on the amplifier/receiver. When this unit is selected as the source, a selected tray (3CD or CDR) will start to play

Notes

• The type of interactive peration described above requires that your JVC amplifier/receiver feature COMPU LINK-4, or it will not be compatible with this unit (the CDR will not be recognized by previous COMPU LINK versions). when your JVC amplifier/receiver does not feature COMPU LINK-4, set the COMPU LINK MODE switch on the rear panel of this unit to “TD”, and make connections to the tape deck connectors on the amplifier/receiver. doing this enables you to use this unit with the COMPU LINK functions, however, COMPU LINK control of a cassette deck will no longer be possible.

• Synchro recording using the COMPU LINK is not compatible with this unit.

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English

CD and CDR Messages

English

Note: Items with ( ) marks are confirmation displays

CD Messages

Message Significance Remedy

CD * NO DISC (* indicates the disc tray number)

CD * DISC NG (* indicates the disc tray number)

ALL SKIP TR All the tracks on the disc have TRACK SKIP

CANNOT PLAY Displayed when a CD for which all of its tracks

There is no disc in the selected tray. If no disc has been inserted, insert a CD-ROM

Disc related trouble has occurred and the disc in the selected tray cannot be played.

markers. (Depending on the playback function, playback may proceed to the next disc without displaying anything.)

are marked to be skipped is loaded into the 3-CD changer and the PLAY button pushed.

CDR Messages

Message Significance Remedy

OPC ERROR OPC adjustments cannot be done to comply with

the disc loaded in the CDR. When this occurs, record and erase functions are not possible. (Playback is possible.)

OPC FULL Although time remains on the disc, the PCA

(Power Calibration Area) is full, preventing further recording and erasing (playback is possible). Recording is possible if the disc has been recorded to by another unit and the adjustment information has been maintained.

(CD-DA formatted) or a CD-R or CD-RW disc.

Replace the disc.

Replace the disc with one that contains tracks that can be played.

Replace the disc with a CD-R or CD-RW that can be recorded on.

CDR NO DISC A CD, CD-R or CD-RW has not been inserted. Insert a CD, CD-R or CD-RW.

BLANK DISC A CD-R or CD-RW with nothing recorded on it

has been inserted. Playback and erase functions are not possible.

CDR DISC NG Disc related trouble has occurred and the disc in

the tray cannot be played or recorded on.

PMA FULL Although time remains on the disc, the PMA area

is full, preventing further recording. PMA is an abbreviation of Program Memory Area.

NO R/RW DISC A CD-R or CD-RW disc has not been inserted. Insert a CD-R or CD-RW.

ALREADY FINAL The disc loaded in the CDR is a finalized CD-R

or CD-RW

NO AUDIO DISC The disc inserted is not for music. Replace with a disc intended for music.

ALL SKIP TR All the tracks on the disc have TRACK SKIP

markers. (Depending on the playback function, playback may proceed to the next disc without displaying anything.)

Replace the disc.

Replace the disc with a CD-R or CD-RW that can be recorded on. Finalization of the disc is recommended.

When using a CD-RW, perform the Unfinalize function to allow further recording.

Replace the disc with one that contains tracks that can be played.

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Message Significance Remedy

English

NO R/RW DISC The disc inserted is a CD for computer data.

Recording and erase functions are not possible.

DISC FULL The CD-R or CD-RW has no available time. Replace with another recordable CD-R or

TNO FULL 99 tracks have been recorded on the disc.

Further recording is not possible.

CANNOT REC Recording is not possible. This may be

caused by poor connections or disc trouble.

UNLOCK When performing digital recording of an

external component, the digital signal from the component is not being sent or the signal being sent cannot be recorded by this unit.

SCMS PROTECT In accordance with SCMS regulations, digi-

tal recording cannot be performed.

NOT AUDIO IN The digital signal is not an audio format. Set the source component to output a digital

Check to see if the CD-ROM is recorded in audio for mat. If not, replace with a disc recorded using the CD-DA format.

CD-RW. Finalization of the disc is recommended.

Finalize the disc. Replace the disc to perform further recording.

Check connections and/or replace the disc.

Check the connection between the component and this unit and confirm that the digital signal being output from the component is compatible with this unit.

Switch the source selection to select input from the analog connections, and perform analog recording.

audio signal. For example, if a data track on a CD is selected, switch to a track that contains audio data.

NOT REC MUTE

SHORT REMAIN Not enough time remains on the disc to con-

CANNOT FIN Trouble with the CD-RW has prevented

NO RW DISC A CD-RW has not been inserted. Erase and

CANNOT ERASE Trouble with the CD-RW has prevented an

CANNOT UNFIN Trouble with the CD-RW has prevented the

DAO DISC The Unfinalize function cannot be per-

SKIP FULL The maximum number of 21 tracks on the

REC/REC MUTING button has

The been pressed at a time when the function cannot be performed.

tinue synchronized recording from the 3CD changer to the CDR.

finalization from being performed.

Unfinalize functions are not possible.

erase function from being performed.

Unfinalize function from being performed.

formed with discs recorded using the “DISC at Once” recording system.

disc that can be skipped has been reached. Skip marking more than 21 tracks is not possible with this unit.

See page 22 for information on when the muting function can be used, and press the

REC/REC MUTING button when the

function can be performed.

Replace the disc with a disc that contains sufficient recording time.

Replace the disc

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Due to copyright and other considerations, the following restriction is now in place for CD-R and CD-RW discs onto which the digital signals

English

of CDs have been copied.

English

SCMS (Serial Copy Management System)

The digital quality of CDs and other digital media can be recorded to CD-R and CD-RW using the CDR function of this unit. However, it is not possible to make a second generation digital copy from a first generation copy. This restriction, known as SCMS (Serial Copy Management System), is intended to prevent unlimited digital copying in the interests of artists and other copyright holders. This unit is designed to comply with SCMS restrictions.

OUI NON

Source CD

The copyright laws allow recordings to be made for the personal enjoyment of the individual user but they do not allow such recordings to be used for any other purpose without permission from the rightful owner of the copyrights.

Note

• If digital recording of a first generation digital copy is attempted, “SCMS PROTECT” is shown in the information display, and the recording operation is canceled.

• In the case of synchronized recording operations, Listening Edit recording and Program Edit recording, when the first-generation copy is a finalized CD-R or CD-RW disc loaded in the 3CD changer, the recording type is automatically changed from digital to analog, and the recording type indicators light accordingly. (If high-speed dubbing is turned on, it will be turned off when the recording type is changed.)

Digtal Recording

First generation copy (CD-R or CD-RW)

Second generation copy (CD-R or CDRW)

Glossary

The following is a brief description of some of the acronyms used in this manual.

ATIP (Absolute Time in Pregroove)

The reflected light returned from the pregroove of a CD-R disc generates a carrier signal providing tracking, motor control and focus signals. Additional information including the Recommended Optimum Recording Power value is also encoded in a frequency modulation of the carrier signal.

CD-R (Compact Disc-Recordable)

The reference to recordable disc media. Also often referred to as

write-once discs as data can only be recorded one time.

CD-RW (Compact Disc-ReWritable)

Recordable disc media to which data can be recorded and erased repeatedly.

OPC (Optimized Power Control)

Analysis of recordable CD media to determine the optimum power setting for recording of data to the disc.

PCA (Power Calibration Area)

A space reserved at the beginning of a disc for calibrating the laser power needed to record that disc.

PMA (Program Memory Area)

On a recordable disc, it is the area that “temporarily” holds the information about the recordings on the disc: the track numbers and the track starting and stopping points when written in a session that is not yet closed (unfinalized disc). When the session is closed (the disc is finalized), this information is written to the TOC.

TOC (Table of Contents)

The area on a CD to which is recorded various information of the disc contents such as the number of tracks, their starting points, and the total length of the data area.

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Troubleshooting

Symptom Cause Remedial action/check Ref

English

No sound. • A CD-R or CD-RW with nothing

recorded on it has been inserted. (“BLANK DISC” is displayed.)

The time display flashes in the dis-

COMMON

play window.

Play fails to start • The CD has been inserted upside

CD PLAYER

Specific parts are not played properly. • The CD is scratched. • Replace the CD. 11

Recording is not possible • The CD-R or CD-RW was loaded in

CDR

• A power failure has occurred or the power cord has been disconnected.

down.

• Condensation has formed on the lens.

the tray upside-down.

• The CD-R or CD-RW is already finalized.

• Further recording on a finalized CDRW is only possible if the Unfinalize function is used.

• The source being copied is already a digital copy itself.

• There is dust or scratches on the surface of the disc.

• Replace the disc with one on which tracks have been recorded.

• Set the clock and re-program the timer.

• Insert it properly with the label side facing up.

• Turn on the power and wait for a couple of hours.

• Load the disc with the label side up. 12

• Replace with a disc that can be

recorded on.

• Perform analog recording of the source.

• Clean the disc using a commercially available disc cleaner. If this is not effective, replace the disc.

Timer fails to start. • Present time is not correct.

• The timer display fails to appear.

TIMER

No remote control operations. • The dry batteries in the remote con-

trol have discharged.

• The remote control sensor is exposed to direct sunlight or some other intense source of light.

REMOTE CONTROL

• Set the time properly.

• Set the timer properly.

• Replace them with two fresh batter-

ies (AA (15F), R6, SUM-3).

• Move the unit so that the sensor is not exposed to direct sunlight, a lighting fixture or some other intense source of light.

If the unit fails to operate properly even when the remedial action suggested above has been taken:

This unit uses a microcomputer to perform a large number of operations. If it fails to operate no matter which button is pressed, disconnect the power cord, and then wait a few moments before re-connecting it. Then set the time and re-program the timer.

Notes

• If something important is going to be recorded, always test-record first to check that the recording turns out properly before proceeding with the actual recording.

• The manufacturer assumes no liability whatsoever for any damages resulting from missed opportunities or accidental erasure that occurs while conducting recording or play operations due to malfunctioning of or trouble in the unit, or for any incidental damage.

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English

Main Specifications

English

The unit’s specifications and exterior are subject to change without notice due to improvements.

CD Player Section

System Compact disc digital audio system Pitch control ±12% Signal-to-noise ratio 97dB Dynamic range (1 kHz) 93dB Frequency response 20 - 20kHz Wow and flutter Less than measurable limit Total harmonic distortion 0.0063%

CDR Section

System Compact disc digital audio recording

system Sampling frequency 44.1kHz Frequency response 20 - 20kHz Inputs: Analog (LINE IN) Minimum input level: 300mV

(Full scale –12dB)/50kΩ

Digital (optical) Input level: –23dBm - –15dBm

(With sampling rates 32kHz, 44.1kHz,

48kHz)

Microphone Minimum input level: 3mV (Full scale

–12dB)/600Ω - 10kΩ matching imped-

ance Signal-to-noise ratio 94dB (during playback) Dynamic range (1 kHz) 91dB (during playback) Wow and flutter Less than measurable limit Total harmonic distortion 0.0063% (during playback)

Common Specifications

Output terminals: Analog LINE x 1 set, 2V/5kΩ (Full scale)

Headphones x 1, 4mW/32Ω, 8Ω ~ 1kΩ matching impedance

Digital OPTICAL x 1, –21dBm - –15 dBm

COAXIAL x 1 Other terminals COMPU LINK-4/SYNCHRO x 2 Power requirements 120V , 60Hz Power consumption 40W power ON mode

5W STANDBY mode Dimensions (W x H x D) 435mm x 127mm x 334mm

(17-3/16in. x 5in. x 13-3/16in.) Mass Approx. 6.3kg (13.9lbs)

Accessories

Remote control RM-SXLR5010A x 1 Batteries AA (15F), R6, SUM-3

dry batteries x 2

(to check operation of remote control) Pin cables x 2 COMPU LINK-4 cable x 1

Timer Section

Timer system DAILY TIMER operation (ON/OFF

timer) ONCE TIMER operation (ON/OFF timer)

Clock display 12-hour display

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Block diagrams

System control section

TO CD Recording

mechanism unit

CN723

TO Changer mechanism unit

CN616

CN606

DATA

LRCK

BCK

DATA

LRCK

BCK

IC364

DADATA

DALRCK

DABCK

K2 Interface

IC363

DAC

IC361

OUT1C/D

OUT2C/D

IC362

3CDLOUT

3CDROUT

J541

DCS

CD-R TAPE

DCS I/O

S531

MODE

XL-R5010BK

TO FL Display &

Operation switch

CN541

CN501

TO CD Recording

mechanism unit

CN722 CN615

3CDRES

mechanism unit

TO Changer

CN651

OPTICAL

DIGITAL OUT

J351

S TAT

COMD

CDDOUT

DOUT

IC302

LIN RIN

CD Direct switch

IC861

IC851

IC891

Digital OUT

MROUT MLOUT

CD LPF

IC811

selector

IC301

DOCDR

DOCD

3CDROUT

3CDLOUT

3CDROUT

REC Source

MLIN1 MRIN1

SYSTEM CONTROLLER

IC501

STB

DATA

3CDLOUT

Line OUT

selector

IC821

CDRLOUT CDRROUT

selector 1

Line OUT

buffer IC881

LNLI LNRI

IC831

Line IN

AMP.

IC871

CN711 CN841

CN701

CN801

TO Headphone &

Power switch

Balance volume

TO Multi jog &

LINE OUT LINE IN

J353

COAXIAL

OUT

J354

COAXIAL

OPTICAL

DIGITAL IN

J352

T301

IC331

DIN

DIN_COA

Digital IN

selector

IC311

MIC IN J6001

REC Source

MLIN2 MRIN2

MIC AMP.

IC601

selector 2

IC841

CN601

MIC IN

FW601

2-1

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XL-R5010BK

System control section

OPTICAL

PICK-UP

CN699

Feed motor

Spindle motor

Rest switch

ACTU Motor

M851

CAM Motor

M852

CN001

CN601

AM+

AM-

CM+

CM-

F+ F- T+ T-

SM+/- FM+/-

CAM Motor

driver IC852

ACTU Motor

driver IC851

RF & Servo AMP

IC601

Focus,spindle,feed,

tracking BTL driver

IC801

SUB_OP/CL

ACTU_CW

ACTU_CCW

CAM_CW

CAM_CCW

CAM Switch SW690~693

P.POSI1~3

UNIT MICOM

REST

CAM Switch

SW680

IC251

Digital servo

processor

IC651

OPEN/CLOSE

CAMP1~4

TRAY1~3

CN610

CN620

Tray open/close

switch

SW1~6

CN651 CN606

CN615

CN616

control section

TO System

control section

TO System

Headphone & power switch section

HPLIN HPRIN

STBY_LED

KEY1

Power button

S701

REM

Remote

control

IC701

Headphone J6201

Headphone AMP.

IC621

LOUT

L/R

CN401

FW701

Headphone

volume

VR701

Standby

indicator

D701

FL Display & Operation switch section Multi jog & Balance volume section

LED

control section

TO System

CN501

CN541

D755~D758

FLDATA FLCLK FLCS SRST

KEY1

KEY2

KEY3

KEY4

Operation

switch

S760~S762

Operation

switch

S721~S710

Operation

S702~S708

Operation

switch

S751~S756

FL Driver

switch

P01~P35

1G~16G

F1,F2

IC721

FL Display

DI721

TO System

control section

CN841

JOGA,B

CN801

MLIN1,2 MRIN1,2

MLOUT MROUT

IC722

Multi jog

JS721

Mix balance

volume

VR641

control section

CN701

CN711

TO System

2-2

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Standard schematic diagrams

Power supply and Line I/O section

CN615

QGF1016C1-19

TO CN651

SHEET 4/4

CN721

QGA2001C1-06

mechanism unit

TO CD Recording

R1305

27K

C1303

R1304

1/50

6.8K

R1306

R2305

C2303

R2304

1/50

6.8K

R2306

D811

STAT

COMD

R811 22K

3CD_RES-

R812

C812

D812

470/10

1SR35-400A

C806

0.1

EP802

QNZ0136-001Z

C993

0.001

C992

0.001

Q1301

KTC103M

C1301

R1301

1/50

D1301

1.5K

R1307

15K

82K

27K

Q2301

KTC103M

R2307

82K

15K

C811

27P

K801

QQR0779-001Z

C2301

1/50

C805

0.1

EP801

QNZ0136-001Z

R1302

15K

C1322

0.47/50

C2322

0.47/50

R2301

D2301

1.5K

R2302

15K

C115

0.0056

C215

0.0056

C211

10/35

XL-R5010BK

TO SHEET 2/4

A5V

A8V

A-8V

R1313 15K

3CDINL

R1312

47/25

C802

C112 100P

R112 22K

R111 22K

R211

22K

R212 R213

22K 22K

C212 100P

680

C1312 100/10

3CDINR

3CDLOUT

3CDROUT

220

R801

220

R802

220

R803 R804

0.1

C803

R113

22K

C113 100P

C213 100P

220

47/25

C804

R114

2.2K

R115

1.5k

R117

1.5k

R215

1.5k

R217

1.5k

R214

2.2K

IC811

NJM4580M

C114

10/35

R116 47K

R216

47K

C214

10/35

R1303

220K

R2303

220K

0.1

C801

C111

10/35

CDRROUT

CDRLOUT

COMD

STAT

SCD-

SLCDR

DD5V

CD_DOUT

3CD_RES-

SLIN1-

PON-

ACON

SMIC-

SLIN2-

R821 470

R822 10K

KRA103M

Q821

IC821

BU40668CF

R131

47K

R231 47K

JOGA

JOGB

DS5V

SMUTE-

R823

47K

Q822

KRC103M

HPLIN

LLEVE

HPRIN

AIN_HI

C182

22/25

R181

R132 12K 12K

470K

R281 470K

R232

Q191 KRA103M

IC881

NJM4580M

C282

22/25

R881 10K

R599

10K

C881 1/50

R883

100

IC831

BU40668CF

IC841

BU40668CF

Q831

Q841

KRA103M

R882 22K

Q832

Q842

KRA103M-T

TO FW601 SHEET 3/4

CN601

QGD2501C1-04Z

Q881

2SA933S/RS/

SLCDR

R831R832

2.2K10K

SCD-

R833 47K

R834 47K

SLIN1-

R841R842

2.2K

SMIC-

R843 47K

R844 47K

SLIN2-

Q182

R186

4.7K

2SC2001/LK/

Q282

2SC2001/LK/

R286

4.7K

R176

C172

10K

4.7/50

C272

R276

4.7/50

10K

ACON

PON-

D971

1SR35-400A

Q971

C972

2SC3422/OY/

100/16

D972

UDZS5.6B

Q981

KRC103M-T

C933

R971 820

D907

C971 47/25

D906

R904

4.7K

C906

100/25

R906

4.7K

2SA1359/OY/

R943

33K

IC871

BA1521BF

0.47/50

1000/6.3

R810 220

D915

Q905

R177

C991

1SR35-400A

R809

4.7K

Q982

KRC103M-T

C904

C905

100/25

Q904

C945

100/16

R185

R285

D927

C932

470/10

C916

470/16

100/10

R903

6.2K

2SA933S/RS/

R277

C924

C907

Q906

2SK301/QR/

C944 10/50

R182 470

R282 470

C872 47/25

C871

0.01

C873

0.01

C874

47/25

1000/6.3

IC901

BA05ST-V5

2.2/50

KTC3199/GL/

D930

2SC3422/OY/

R902

1.8K

C903 47/25

4.7

C943

R921

2.2K

D928

UDZS6.2B

Q907

Q901

R905

D945

UDZS5.6B

0.0022

R175 27K

Q183

2SC2001/LK/

Q283 2SC2001/LK/

R275

27K

D916

UDZS5.6B

Q908

D908

UDZ59.1B

Q902

KTC3199/GL/

UDZS5.6B

D944

2SB647/CD/

C181

C281

0.0022

R174

2.2K

R274

2.2K

C923 1/50

2SD1266/P/

100/16

D905

R926 470

Q941

Q281

2SC2001/LK/

UPC24M05AHF

D909

C915

D914

D943

UDZS36B10/50

IC921

2SC2001/LK/

D925

1SR35-400A

C908 3300/6.3

100

R908

3.9K

4.7

2SK301/QR/

R941

4.7K

R942

4.7

R183

2.2K

Q181

R283

2.2K

R173

150K

R273

150K

C922

6800/25

D954

D955

R981

R901

Q903

R982

C901C902

2200/251000/25

C942

220/63

C171

2.2/50

C271

2.2/50

0.01

C921

C909

0.01

6800/25

R911

180

C917

R925 470

1SR35-400A

D941

1SR35-400A

SI-3033C

D981

D901

0.01

C911

0.01

IC902

1000/6.3

D902

C910

R172 220K

R272 220K

C918

R171 39K

R271 39K

D991

D992

D921

1SR35-400A

C926

1SR35-400A

C927

D924

1SR35-400A

D911

1SR35-400A

D912

1SR35-400A

D903 1SR35-400A

1SR35-400A

R184

220

R284 220

J871

C201

0.1

EP201

QNZ0136-001Z

QNN0126-001

S901

R992 10K

R991 10K

QGZ2503J1-04

D922

0.01

D923

0.01

D910

C913

0.01

D913

C912

0.01

D982

D904

C941

D942

220/50

QGD2501C1-05Z

CN902

CN901

QGD2501C1-04Z

CN905

CN903 CN904

QGZ2503K1-04

FW901

F903

F904

F902

F901

C931

C930

0.01

FW901

F903

F904

F902

F901

0.01

C930

T901

0.01

C931

QSS2325-112

QQR0799-001

F905

QGZ2503J1-04QGZ2503K1-04

CN2CN1

QNZ0079-001ZQNZ0079-001Z

CN906

L901

T901

L901

QQR0799-001

MLOUT

3CD Digital signal 3CD Analog signal

CD-R Analog signal Analog signal

MROUT

TO CN801

SHEET 3/4

LLEVE

CN841

QGF1205C1-13

Parts are safety assurance parts. When replacing those parts make sure to use the specified one.

SHEET

1/4

2-3

Page 58

XL-R5010BK

System control section

TO CD Recording

mechanism unit

CDINDEX

K391

K392

CN616

QGF1016C1-08

TO CN606

SHEET 4/4

K172

K381

K382

K383

IC364

TC74HCT08AF

B3611

B3612

B3613

CDINDEX

CDTNO

CDCOPY

LRCK

CDEMP

DATA

XBCK

K393

C395

0.1

B3601

DATA

B3600

LRCK

B3602

XBCK

DADATA

IC363

JCE8001

R380

R381 100

CN617

TO CN625

SHEET 4/4

J351

GP1FA550TZ

J352

GP1FA550RZ

J354

QNN0347-001

C351

0.1

100 R302

R301 100

C353

0.1

C371

K311

R307

C355 100p

C354

0.1

C352

100/16

CDTN0

DALRCK

CDCOPY

DABCK

CN723

QGF1016C1-08

LRCK

DATA

XBCK

CDEMP

D.GND

R371

K387

R369

220/6.3

100

R370

100

R368

100

R384

D361

C368

K386

R362

R382

K380

C380

C381

1.5MLC

C303

27P

1.5

C375

C301

0.1

R303

180

MN35505

IC361

C376

1000/6.3

R860

47K

R850

47K

IC301

TC74HC00AF

D302D301

DITOUT

DOCDR

B3603

B3604

R361

1.5

C361

C364

0.01

R385

NJM4580M

C840

4.7/50

IC851

NJM4580M

C830

4.7/50

K351

R383

K384

IC851

180

C365

1.5

C366

1000/6.3

R367

K385

R365

27K

Q301 KRC103M-T

R1501

C362

220/10

3.3K

27K

R1511

C363

0.22

B3605

IC891

TC9412AF

B3606

R315

330

DOCD

R1503

18K

R1504

R1502

C1502

2.2K

18K

180P

C1505

R862 10K

0.0047

KRC103M

22/16

C1503

0.033

R1507

1.5

C342

3.3K

R2507

3.3K

C2503

0.033

C2505 22/16

C2502

180P

C341

R251

1.5

R151 0

R864

47K

C1507

R142

Q862

VR_STB

VR_DATA

R309

K358 C358 220p

IC362

27K

3300

NJM4580M

C1501

R1512

R1505

R1506

3.3K

R2505

R2506

3.3K

27K

R2511

3300

C2501

R2512

R2504

R2502

18K

2.2K

R2501

R2503

18K

18K C251

4.7/50

C151

4.7/50

R861

470

Q861

KRA103M

R141

1.2K

IC861

BU4066BCF

R863

47K

R241

R242

1.2K

C2507

0.0047

IC302

TC7S08F

R308

150

C356

47/25

T301

QQR1185-001

C357 150p

CN72 2

QGF1016C1-23

3CDLOUT

R1510

560

R2510

560

3CDROUT

0.01

C1506

0.01

C2506

MROUT

VR_CK

MLOUT

TO CD Recording

mechanism unit

R571

R572

R573

R574

K501

100

R_REQ-

ACLK

DTO

DTI

J541

QNS0073-001

R568

R569

R570

100

S_REQ-

RDY

D503

DOCDR

Q541

KRA103M-T

K370

D541

R542

R541

22K

D501

R544 220

47K

Q542

KTC3199/GL/

C372

33P

C373 33P

K371

R549

100

C541

0.01

R543

22K

R_REQ-

D502

R5010

2.7K

GND

EP541

R557 47K

R545

22K

R512

R511

47K

150

100

47K

DTI

DTO

RDY

ACLK

S_REQ-

R534

R535

R566

R567

R514

R513

IC501

R540 47K

R501 330

FLCLK

FLDAT

R539

R538

R536

R537

S531

QSW0871-001

R531

8.2K

FLCS-

R532

4.7K

R523

8.2K

47K

R526

R527

R530

R529

R528

3CDINL

3CDINR

1K1K1K

R522

R521

R520

R519

R515

10K

R558

DIG_LED-

CD_LED-

LIN_LED-

MIC_LED-

C511

0.1

SLCDR

DOCD

C504

R562

SMIC-

SLIN2-

SLIN1-

SCD-

R555

47K

R556

47K

R533 47K

0.01

C512

0.1

R506 47K

D504

R503 R502 22K 100K

Q501

DTC114ESA

R509 100K

R504

C502

4.7/50

C508

22P

X502

QAX0401-001

C507

R510 100K

22P

22K

R508

X501

QAX0356-001Z

IC502

IC-PST600/H/

R551

4.7K

MIC_LED-

LIN_LED-

CD_LED-

DIG_LED-

FLCS-

FLCLK

FLDAT

R565

R564

R561

EP501

QNZ0136-001Z

CN505

QGF1205C1-06

470

TO CN541

SHEET 3/4

CN501

QGF1205C1-19

C513

0.1

C359

0.022

C370

0.1

GND

C710

0.1

A8V

A-8V

HPLIN

HPRIN

J353

QNN0347-001

STBY_LED

R563

A5V

A8V

A-8V

CDRROUT

CDRLOUT

COMD

SCD-

SLIN1-

SLCDR

SMIC-

SLIN2-

CD_DOUT

3CD_RES-

DD5V

STAT

TO SHEET 1/4

DS5V

ACON

PON-

LLEVE

HPRIN

HPLIN

A8V

A-8V

AIN_HI

JOGA

JOGB

SMUTE-

3CD Digital signal

3CD Analog signal

CD-R Digital signal

CD-R Analog signal

100

KEY1

REM

TO CN701

SHEET 3/4

Digital signal

CN711

QGF1205F1-11

EP701

QNZ0136-001Z

SHEET

R311 R312

3.3K 3.3K

C311

0.1

IC331

TC74HCU04AF-W

R305

100

TC74HC00AF

IC311

2/4

2-4

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FL Display and operation switch section

JS721

QSW0446-001

XL-R5010BK

330

C701

0.01

C702

QGF1205C1-11

R2201

10K

D701

Q701

QSW0683-001Z

IC701

GP1U271X

C703

680p

R6006

10K

R1201

10K

IC621

BA15218F

R711

KRC103M

S701

SLR-325VC

R1404

82K

47/1647/16

C723C725

C1401

0.10.1

4.7/50

C722C724

IC722

BA15218F

C2401

4.7/50

R2404

82K

R1401

22K

R1402

22K

VR641

QVQ0115-W15

R2401

22K

R2402

22K

Q2401

KTC3199/GL/

Q1401

KTC3199/GL/

KRA103M

R1403

10K

R2403

10K

Q724

QGF1205C1-13

S702

QSW0683-001Z

S703

QSW0683-001Z

S704

QSW0683-001Z

S705

QSW0683-001Z

S706

QSW0683-001Z

S707

QSW0683-001Z

S708

QSW0683-001Z

330

R786

R785

D755

D756

SLR-325VC

5.6K 3.3K 2.7K 1.8K 1.2K 1K 1K

R707 R706 R705 R704 R703 R702 R701

DIG_LED

D757

SLR-325VC

CD_LED

R787

LINE_LED

SLR-325VC

R788

D758

SLR-325VC

MIC_LED

330

QSW0683-001Z

CN801

TO CN841 SHEET 1/4

KEY1

C743

C742

0.039

P31

P30

P29

R6101

C6102

680

47/25

C6101

R6102

680

0.1

C6005

4.7/50

NJM4580M

R6103

680

R6104

680

100K100K

R1202R2202

12K

R6005

330P

C6003

IC601

C6103

0.1

C6104

47/16

C6202

100/16

C6201

0.1

R1204

5.6K

C1201

100P

C2201

100P

R2204

5.6K

C6203

0.1

C6204

100/16

C6002

R6001

1/50

10K

R6003

220

R6004

R1205

R1206

0.010.01

C1202C2202

R2205

R2206

220

10K

R6002

C6001

0.0022

C6012

0.022

J6001

QNS0091-001

0.01

C6008

C6009

W6000

C6210

0.047

K6202

QQR1261-001

K2201

K1201

0.01

C1203

C6209

C2203

J6201

QNS0092-001

330P

C1204

C2204

W1200

P28

P26

P25

P24

P23

P27

100/10

C741

0.01

100P

C749

R749

22K

P35

P34

P33

P32

P36

IC721

M66004SP

P22

P21

P20

P19

P18

P17

P16

P15

P14

P13

P12

2G3G4G

P34

P33

P32

P31

P30

P29

P35

P28

FLCS

FLDAT

FLCLK

SRST-

P11

P10

P09

P08

P07

P06

P05

P27

P26

P25

P24

P23

P22

P21

P20

9G8G7G6G5G4G3G

11G

10G

P04

P03

14G

P02

P01

DI721

QLF0075-001

Q728

12G

13G

P16

P17

P18

P19

P14

P15

Q727

16G

5G6G7G8G9G

P11

P12

P13

Q726

15G

10G

P08

P09

P10

D729

D728

Q730

D727

D726

Q729

33K

R738

R736

R737

11G

12G

13G

14G

15G

P03

P04

P05

P06

P07

R739

33K

16G

P01

P02

33K

R741

R740

P36

FW701

VR701

100/10

QVQ0117-A14

CN701

TO CN711 SHEET 2/4

TO CN601

SHEET 1/4

FW601

CN401

W1220

KEY3

S760

S761

R761 R760

S762

QSW0683-001Z

1K 1K

QSW0683-001Z

S751

S752

S753

S754

S755

S756

S721

QSW0683-001Z

S722

QSW0683-001Z

S723

QSW0683-001Z

S724

QSW0683-001Z

S725

QSW0683-001Z

S726

QSW0683-001Z

S710

QSW0683-001Z

KEY2

2.7K 1.8K 1.2K 1K 1K

R755 R754 R753 R752 R751

R725 R724 R723R726 R722 R721

2.7K 1.8K 1.2K3.3K 1K 1K

SHEET

KEY4

KEY3

KEY2

FLDAT

FLCLK

FLCS

SRST-

KEY1

DIG_LED

CD_LED

LINE_LED

MIC_LED

TO CN501

SHEET 2/4

QGF1205F1-19

CN541

3/4

2-5

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3CD Changer mechanism section

SW680

SW690

SW691

SW692

SW693

SW1

SW2

SW3

SW4

SW5

SW6

QGB1214K1-08S

HDU-110

VR001

0.1

C003 C002

0.1

C001

CN699

EMV7169-006R

VSH1173-001

PPN-13KA10C

QAR0123-001

QSW0865-001

SW690

SW691

SW692

SW693

CN620

CN001

TP3

QSW0886-002

TP8

TP4

TP6

TP5

TP9

TP10

QGB1214J1-08S

CN610

F-

F+

T+

T-

FM+

FM-

SM-

SM+

CN601

QGF1016C1-21

TP7

RF-500TB-12560

R608

47k

R607

47k

R636

150

XL-R5010BK

CAMP1

CAMP2

CAMP3

CAMP4

SW690

P.POSI1

SW691

P.POSI2

SW692

P.POSI3

SW693

SUB_OP/CL

TP11

M851

M852

TRY1OPEN

TRY1CLOSE

TRY2OPEN

TRY2CLOSE

TRY3OPEN

TRY3CLOSE

B+D

A+C

B+D

L853

AM+

B853

C859

1/10

AM-

L854

CM+

B854

C860

1/10

CM-

C602C601

0.0010.001

C633

0.022

C632

R635

100/10

1/10

R632

3.9

R634

3.9 Q631

2SA1037AK/RS/-X

LA6541-X

IC801

47k

C624

R811

IC601

R631

2.2

C631 10/16

AN22000A-W

1SS355-X

IC851

LB1641

R851

AM-

ACTU_CW

ACTU_CCW

39k

C604

0.022

C603

0.022

1/10

C623

D631

C608

5.6k

R611

3.3k

R617

T+

F+

10k

R804

C814

C812

C813

390p 390p

SM- T-

SM+

FM-

R603

0.1/16

0.039/16

0.0027

C611

C614

C615

0.1/50

C612

DTC114EUA-X

15p

Q602

C641

22p

Q601

C642

5.6k

R613

C643

R812

C802

1.5k

F-

C815

1000p

R813

1.8k

C816

C801

0.022

390p390p

1.5/6.3

2.7k

R801

C811

FM+

C852

R601

R602

270p

82p

C606

680p

C616

DTC114EUA-X

1/10

R803

R802

R808

R805

IC852

LB1641

CAM_CCW

TBAL

FBAL

CAM_CW

100/10

C622

TP2

GCTRL

R854

OFT

BDO

RFENV

ARF

EQSW

1SR154-400-X

0.01

C853

0.1/16

C855

CM-

D801

C821C822

1/10220/10

0.01

UDZS5.6B-X

10/16

C851

D852

AM+

CM+

220k

82k

C605

220k

R605

0.1/16

C625

C626

C621

0.1/16

TP1

330p

C617

R614

C610

0.056/16

TRD

4.7k

FOD

1.5k

ECM

18k

ECS

R809

1.5k

TVD

5.6k

XL-R5010BK

22k

R271

R667

MA152WA-X

22k

R272

4.7

D667

CDCOPY

CDINDEX

CDTNO

R682

C676

0.1/16

R683

KCLK

R283

R257

R285

R284

22k

R273

R275

R274

C260

C661

SUBQ

SQCK

CAMP2

TRY3CLOSE

TRY3OPEN

TRY2CLOSE

TRY2OPEN

TRY1OPEN

R261

TVD

ECM

ECS

TRD

FOD

FBAL

TBAL

RFENV

OFT

BDO

BR24C01AFV-W-X

R251

R252

R253

R254

0.1/16

C253

100

R666

D653

47k

R659

R670

100

OUT_L

OUT_R

0.1/16

C250

IC201

TXD0

RXD0

R264

MCLK

MDATA

MLD

R265

DMUTE

STAT

/RESET

D251

MA112-X

47/6.3

C254

KCMND

R258

MSTAT

MRDY

KCLK

R260

MCS

R255

R286

C658

OUT_L

0.1/16

OUT_R

DQSY

SBCK

SUBC

CDINDEX

CDTNO

CDCOPY

LRCK

SRDATA

BCLK

IC291

XC62HR3502P-X

1/16

R291

R292

C292

1/16

C291

IC652

C654

CN671

QGF1016F3-19

CN651

TO CN615 SHEET 1/4

CN608 QGF1016F3-04

R657

100

CN606

QGF1016F3-08

TO CN616 SHEET 2/4

CN652

K651

TO CN617 SHEET 2/4

3CD Digital signal

MCS

MDATA

R671

MRDY

R293

IC251

C667

MCLK

680

SUB_OP/CL

K655

SUBC

5.6k

R669

0.47/10

P.POSI2

P.POSI1

NQR0007-002X

R658

0.047/16

C691

P.POSI3

R201

10k

R256

CAMP4

CAMP3

EQSW

10k

1k1k1k

R294

R278

R280

R281

C259

C255

BLKCK

CAM_CCW

ACTU_CCW

ACTU_CW

SRDATA

LRCK

BCLK

K656

K657

K658

NQR0251-004X

SBCK

100

R665

QAX0599-001Z

X651

C651

C652

C659

R695

560

0.001

C692

0.001

R696

560

C669

220/10

C693

0.0027

C694

0.0027

C657

C655

220/10

0.1/16

C695

0.1/16

R656

DQSY

OUTR

C677

C673

OUTL

220/10

0.1/16

R701

20k

R661

0.1/25

C656

GCTRL

MSTAT

KCMND

C256

C258

R269

R276

10k

R295

470p

100/10

C679

C257

CAMP1

R259

SQCK

68k

1.5M

R668

X251

TRY1CLOSE

QAX0684-001Z

BLKCK

R654

R664

C666

C665

OUTL

OUTR

C653

0.33/10

IC651

MN662790RSC

330

0.15/10

MLD

680k

Q673

68k

R673

R691

R692

10k

UPD780076GK502

DTA114EUA-X

R288

10k

RXD0

TXD0

10k

R277

22k

R270

R279

CAM_CW

STAT

SUBQ

DMUTE

/RESET

R651

R652

R653

ARF

0.1/16

C680

R685

68k

R662

R663

R672

0.022

C663

C664

SHEET

4/4

2-6

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Printed circuit boards

Main board

EP702

C346

C610

EP701

CN711

B142

R302

Q542

IC302

C305

R542

D301

B174

R309

D541

B141

R543

R308

C370

R563

C710

IC301

D302

C351

C301

K351

J351

R2307

C359

R2306

C356

Q541

C541

C352

R2304

R541

R2305

T301

J353

R1304

R1306

C357

B143

R315

IC362

R1305

R544

C358

C1303

C2303

R1307

K358

C341

C342

C2502

C1502

R303

C1312

C907

IC311

R1313

R1312

B163

R2503

C303

R1503

R2301

J352

Q2301

R305

R301

R2302

K383

B3611

K382

B3613

K381

B3612

C393

K392

B106

B111

B3603

C343

K393

C392

CN616

B109

C391

C381

C380

C812

R364

CN615

R811

R371

K387

C362

IC361

K801

R812

B3604

C376

B167

B177

C366

B9005

CN1

R549

C373

K371

K370

J541

C395

IC364

C364 C363 R365

C361

D361

R384

B176

K386

B144

R361

C372

B149

B147

C384

C385

K172

C383

R381

IC363

R380

D811 D812

R368

R369

R370

R2505 R2501

C2301

R1501 R1505

C2501

R1301

D1301

C311

R362

R366

R1511

C375

B148

R1512

C368

R1502

R2502

C1501

C344

B175

C365

R2511

R2512

Q301

B162

R311

IC331

C354

K311

C371

R307

C355

J354

R1504

R2504

Q1301

C353

C1503

C2503

R312

R363

R1507

R2507

C1301

R1506

R2506

D2301

R1302

C306

XL-R5010BK

R520

B128

B173

D972

B160

R534

R514

R513

R535

R545

R521

R515

R509

R510

R508

X501

B155

C821

B146

C971

Q831

CN892

B115

C908

C915

D916

HS901

D954

R511

R512

IC501

R562

B139

R540

Q191

B134 B135 B136

CN723

K391

R382

K380

C822

R383

K384

B166

K385

R385

R367

C811

T901

L901

R882

R809

B140

Q881

R532

S531

EP802

C2505

B158

C930

B9004

B9601

R531

R883

R881

C543

B132

C881

Q981

EP541

R599

C806

R538

R539

R536

R537

R556

C1505

C931

B9001

Z93Z94

B131

R810

Q982

B138

R533

B137

IC851

B3606

B3605

B117

B9604

Z97

Z91

B9603

B9602

B129

D971

C972

C830

R850

C840

R860

Z95Z96

Z98

Z92

HS902

R558

IC902

R555

Q971

D955

C909

IC891

R567

FW901

R566

R971

B116

IC901

R911

R522 R530

R557

B127

R526

R523

R519

C511

R504 R506

C504

X502

C512

B124

B125

R833

R834

Q842

Q832

C916

D945

R943

D930

D909

D908

R981

D953

D952

B123

R910

B170

C911

IC502

R844

Q501 C508 C507

C941

D902

D904

B171

Q841

C992

C502

CN721

C945

R908

CN901

R843

C993

C942

C918

Q907

B126

R527

R528

R529

B120

D903

R5010

B130

D901

R905

D944

D504

C932

C933

R991

R502

Q905

C910

R926

R906

R503

CN902

D915

C943

C944

D992

D923

D906

R941

R904

R902

R501

D501

R2303

R1303

C805

C1322

C2322

D502

D503

B169

D927

D910

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C927

C926

D921

C902

Q904

D905

C904

D907

D922

R982

C917

C913

R903

C903

B112

B118

R801

C991

R802

D912

D913

C912

D924

C921

R277

R925

C905

HS921

D925

C923

C273

D928

IC921

R921

C922

B159

Q902

Q901

D991

Q903

D951

C901

D982

D914

R901

D950

B133

B121

R551

B122

Q822

Q821

Q941

R942

D943

D941

D942

R992

Q906

Q908

C906

D981

HS907

R862 R241 C2507 R242

C924

C172

B165

C872

C874

B154

R559

Q861

B114

B113

R804

R111

R803

R211

IC831

IC841

R176

R842

R841

R831

C871

C873

R177

C173

R175

R174

R171

R173

Q183

C171

R273

R172

C113

C213

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C271

R117

R215

IC871

C1506C2506

R178

CN505

B108

B164

K501

R568

B119

R1510

B102

B161

R2510

R861

C804

C803

C801

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R132

B103

R276

B152

C272

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R832

R278

R275 R274

C192

C182

R182

C181

R183

J871

R184

R271

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IC881

R112

R212

R131

C211

R282

R574 R572

R570

R231

Q181

R580

R565

CN841

R116

B100

R564

B101

R141

Q281

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CN891

R216

R822 R181

R821

R561

C1507

R286

C251

C215

C151

IC861

R213

R142

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C191

R285

CN501

C212

CN601

C281

C201

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R281

R863

C114

R864

C214

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R569

R571

R573

C521

B145

CN722

C115

R251

R151

Q862

C112 R115

R114

IC811

R214

R217

EP201

B156

R823

IC821

Q282

Q182

R186

R185

R283

R284

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XL-R5010BK

CN606

CN651

CN652

CN608

CN601

SW693

SW690

M851

C631

C612

C822

C254

C622

CN606

C673

C624

C669

C679

L853

L854

X651

Forward side Reverse side

CN671

R284

R285

R257

R295

X251

R851

R653

C653

IC251

R654

R668

IC852

D852 R279

C855

R278

R652

R280

R651

R281

C657

C664

C851

R672

C663

R662

R682

R854

R673

R601

R602

R663

R277 R276

R269

R275 R274 R273

X251

SW680

C657

IC852

M852

SW692SW691

C851

IC851

CN610

R272 R271 R270 R294 C259

IC291

TP3

C291

C852

TP4

IC851

TP5

SW680

R291 R292

CN610

TP6

TP7

C292

C853

C258

C655

IC651

R669

R683

R288

R259

C253

K655

Q673

C676

M852

TP9

C257

C256

R254

R253

R685

R252

K656 K657 K658

C666

C665

SW692

R283

R256

R201

C860

R293

R664

C680

C667

L854

R251

R691

C661

C255

R659

R661

C695

X651

R671

D667

TP10

R692

C692

R695

R701

C673

C656

R667

C260

R264 R265

C691

C652

C651

C250

IC201

R261

C693

C677

R665

C679

TP1

L853

SW691

R656 R696 C694

C654

R657

C254

R670

C624

R614

R631

K651

R666

D631

IC652

C622

C859

D251

M851

R805

R813

R658

C632

C821

C813

C658

D653

C621

C623

R286

R801

C816

D801

C822

C625 C626 C606

R605

C812

R809

R808

R811

C617

TP2

C801

C811

C631

R802

C814

C610

C612

R260

R632

IC601

C605

Q631

R603

TP11

C604

CN651

IC801

R804

Q601

Q602

C603

C802

R812 C815

R803

C601

C602

R258

TP8

R634

R608

R255

SW693

C643

R607

CN608

R617

C611

C608

C616

SW690

C642

R613

C615

CN652

B602

C641

R611

C614

CN601

R636

R635

C633

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Front board

S724

CN541

B1229

S760

R721

R722

R723

JS721

K2201

C1204

R788

C2202

S726

S721

C2204

R2206

C2203

C6209

C1203

B1303

K6201

J6201

B1302

B1230

R787

S725

B1402

B1220

R725

S761

B1219

R724

Q730

Q727

Q726

B1218

Q729

B1217

FW7001

R740

R786

B1216

B1242

R739

R741

B1300

B1215

D727

B1401

VR7001

CN7001

R736 R737

B1213

D726

B1214

B1212

C7002

B1241

B1502

IC7001

B1501

D755D756D757D758

R785

C7001

C7003

C743

B1211

B1210

S7001

B1500

Q728

B1209

D728

B1208

IC721

D729

C742

R738

C741

R749

R754R755

C749

S756

S754

S755

DI721

B1400

R753

R751

R752

S752

S753

S751

B2100

B1203

B1240

B1204

B1205

B1206

B1207

B1202

B1201

CN801

R2403

R1403

Q2401

Q724

C724

R1402

Q1401

C723

R1401

R2401

B2200

B1404

B1304

C725

VR641

R2404 R2402

IC722

B1231

B1232

R1404

C722

B1235

C1401

C2401

C701

C702

VR701

C2201

B1403

IC621

B1224

R2204

B1222

C1201

R1204

K1201

R1205 R1206

C1202

R2205

B1223

B1701

B1221

C6203

C6204

R1201

R1202

R2201

CN401

C6202

R2202

C6201

S762

B1505

B1225

B1503

B1504

R707

S723

B1226

R760

R761

B1301

B1901

S707 S708 S710

B1227

S722

R711

S701

C703

IC701

Q731

R795

D701

FW701

D759

Q701

S704

B1233

B1234

R726

CN701

R6101 R6102 C6102

C6002

R6002

C6003

R6001

K6001

S706

R6005

C6005

C6001

R706

R6006

R705

C6010

C6008

K6002

C6101

R704

J6001

R703

XL-R5010BK

FW601

R6103

R6104

C6104

C6103

IC601

W6000 R6004 R6003

C6009

EP6001

S705

B1200

S702

R701

S703

R702

B1228

Headphone amplifire board

C6203

R1202

CN401

R1201

W1220

C6204

C6202

R2201

C6201

R2202

C2201

W1210

R2204

IC621

R2205

C1201 R1204

C1202 R1205

C2202

R2206

C1210

C2210

R1206

C6209

C1203

K1201

W1200

C6210

K2201

J6201

C2203

Detection switch board

SW5 SW6

SW3 SW4

SW1 SW2

CN620

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PARTS LIST

[XL-R5010BK]

* All printed circuit boards and its assemblies are not available as service parts.

XL-R5010BK

- Contents -

Area Suffix

J ------------------- U.S.A.

C --------------- Canada

Exploded view of general assembly and parts list 3CD changer mechanism assembly and parts list CD-R/RW Loading mechanism assembly and par Electrical parts list Packing materials and accessories parts list

ts list

3-2 3-6 3-8 3-10

3-18

3-1

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Exploded view of general assembly and parts list

Exploded view of general assembly 1/2

Block No.

3-2

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Exploded view of general assembly and parts list

Exploded view of general assembly 2/2

Block No.

XL-R5010BK

3-3

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XL-R5010BK

Parts list ( General assembly ) 1/2

Item

01 LE10247-001A FRONT PANEL 1

02 VJD5429-001SS

03 LE20529-002A 1

04 LE10249-001A SUB PANEL 1

05 LE40746-001A INDICATOR 1

06 E408131-002 REMOTE LENS 1

07 LE20533-001A P.BUTTON 1

08 LE30893-001A INDICATOR 1

09 LE10248-001A P.BUTTON 1

10 LE20528-001A P.BUTTON 1

11 LE30894-001A JOG KNOB 1

12 LV40061-001A KNOB 2

13 LE40748-001A MIC BRACKET 2

14 LE40844-001A NUT 2

15 QYSDSF2608Z SCREW 4

16 QYSDSF2608Z SCREW 11

17 QYSDSF2608Z SCREW 3

18 QYSDSF2608Z SCREW 4

19 LV10014-003A CHASSIS BASE 1

20 QZF6019-001 FOOT 2

21 E47227-037 FOOT ASS'Y 2

22 QYSBST3010Z T.SCREW 4

23 LV31244-002A SPACER 2

24 QYSDSG3008M SCREW 2

25 LE30918-001A CD BKT(F) 1

26 QYSBST3006Z T.SCREW 2

27 LE30919-001A CD BKT(R) 1

28 QYSBST3006Z T.SCREW 2

29 LE40754-001A CDR BRACKET 4

30 QYSBST3006Z T.SCREW 4

31 QYSBSTG3006Z T.SCREW 6

32 LE20531-001A MECHA BASE 1

33 QYSBST3006Z T.SCREW 4

34 QQT0307-001 POWER TRANS

35 QYSBST3006Z T.SCREW 4

36 QHX2075-001 WIRE CLAMP 1

37 QYSDSG3008M SCREW 3

38 QYSBST3006Z T.SCREW 1

39 QYSBST3006Z T.SCREW 1

40 ---------- 3CD CAHNGER MEC 1

41 QYSBST3006Z T.SCREW 4

42 LE20564-001A FITTING(1) 1

43 LE20565-001A FITTING(2) 1

44 LE20566-001A FITTING(3) 1

45 EMU-R7-1M CDR UNIT 1

46 LE20530-001A FITTING 1

47 LE40763-001A MARK 1

48 QYSBST3010Z T.SCREW 3

Parts number Parts name Area

JVC MARK

WINDOW SCREEN

Q'ty

Block No. M1MM

Description

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Parts list ( General assembly ) 2/2

Item

52 LV20010-023A REAR PANEL 1

53 QMPD330-200-JD POWER CORD

54 QHS4077-108 S.R BUSHING 1

55 QYSBSGY3008M SPECIAL SCREW 3

56 QYSBSGY3008M SPECIAL SCREW 4

57 QYSBSGY3008M SPECIAL SCREW 1

58 QYSBSGY3008M SPECIAL SCREW 1

59 QYSBSGY3008M SPECIAL SCREW 1

60 QUQ412-1134CJ FFC WIRE 1

61 QUQ412-1917CJ FFC WIRE 1

62 QUQ412-1318CJ FFC WIRE 1

63 QUQ110-0808AJ FFC WIRE 1

64 QUQ110-1912AJ FFC WIRE 1

65 QUQ110-0828AJ FFC WIRE 1

66 QUQ110-2310AJ FFC WIRE 1

67 QUQ412-0720CJ FFC WIRE 1

68 QJJ015-061001 SIN CR C-C WIRE 1

69 QMF51U1-1R0-J8 FUSE 1 F901

70 QMF51U1-1R0-J8 FUSE 1 F902

71 QMF51U1-2R0-J8 FUSE 1 F903

72 QMF51U1-2R0-J8 FUSE 1 F904

73 LV20009-311A/S/ METAL COVER 1

74 E406308-003 SPECIAL SCREW 4

75 QYSBSGY3008M SPECIAL SCREW 2

76 E70306-002 HEAT SINK 1 IC901,IC902,Q90

77 E70306-002 HEAT SINK 1 IC902

78 E70945-H60B HEAT SINK 1 Q907

79 QYSBSG3008E T.SCREW 3

80 E70306-002 HEAT SINK 1 IC921

81 QYSBSG3008E T.SCREW 1

83 LE40838-001A EARTH BKT 1

84 QQR1254-001 FERRITE CORE 3

85 QQR1240-001 FERRITE CORE 1

86 QQR1240-002 FERRITE CORE 1

87 QQR1255-001 FERRITE CORE 1

88 LV31897-001A FL HOLDER 1

Parts number Parts name Area

Q'ty

Block No. M1MM

Description

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Block No.

Grease

=EM-30L =FL-7750

FMU-ZC4-1M

XL-R5010BK

0.2mm

0.1mm

10.8

66.7

0.2mm

9.8

0.2mm6.6

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Parts list ( CD Changer mechanism )

Item

01 LV20581-001A

02 RF-500TB-12560

03 VKS5548-001

04 QYSPSP2603Z

05 LV31586-001A

06 LV41427-001A

07 LV20588-001A

08 QYSDST2606Z

09 LV41431-001A

10 LV20586-003A

11 OPTIMA-725B1

12 LV32013-003A

13 QYSPSPT1720M

14 LV31744-001A

15 QYSPSGT1425M

16 VKS1161-006

17 LV31745-001A

18 QAR0123-001

19 VKZ4743-001

20 WFM214025

21 VKS5556-001

22 VKS5557-001

23 PPN-13KA10C

24 VWE292-07AZAZ

25 VWE290-08AZAZ

26 VKS5558-001

27 VKM3904-001

28 VKZ4248-204

29 QYSPSPL2004Z

30 LVB30006-002A

31 LV41424-001A

32 LV41659-001A

33 LV31799-001A

34 QYSBSF2608Z

35 LV20594-002A

36 QYSDST2606Z

37 LV31575-001A

38 LV10308-001A

39 QYSBSF2608Z

40 QYSDST2606Z

41 LV32067-001A

42 LV20590-002A

43 LV10309-001A

44 QYSBSF2608Z

45 LV41429-002A

46 QYSDST2606Z

47 VKZ4781-002

48 EMV7169-006R

49 VSH1173-001

Parts number Parts name Area

CHASSIS UNIT

MOTOR

MOTOR PULLEY

SCREW

SELECT GEAR

SELECT SPRING

GEAR BASE UNIT

SCREW

BELT

SUB CHAS. UNIT

CD PICK UP

RACK ARM

MINI SCREW

P.S.SPRING

TAP SCREW

T.MECHA CHASSIS

TURN TABLE ASSY

SPINDLE MOTOR

SPECIAL SCREW

WASHER

S.S. GEAR

F.M. GEAR

MOTOR

UL VINYL WIRE

WIRE

MIDDLE GEAR

SHAFT HOLDER

MINI TAP SCREW

SCREW

FPC

SPECIAL SCREW

INSULATOR

CLAMPER UNIT

T.SCREW

SIDE(R) UNIT

SCREW

CLICK SPRING

SIDE BKT(L)

T.SCREW

QYSBSF2608Z

T.SCREW

SCREW

FLAP BASE UNIT

TRAY UNIT

TOP COVER

T.SCREW

ROD

SCREW

SCREW SHAFT

CONNECTOR

LEAF SWITCH

Q'ty

Block No. M2MM

Description

CN699

S699

3-7

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CD-R/RW Loading mechanism assembly and parts list

Block No. M M M3

3-8

6.85mm 0.1mm

Page 72

XL-R5010BK

Parts list (CD-R/RW Loading mechanism assembly)

Item

1 LV10454-006A LOADING BASE 1

2 QAR0164-001 MOTOR

3 LV42087-001A MOTOR PULLEY

4 QYSPSPU1730Z SCREW

5 VKZ4777-003 MINI SCREW

6 LV42209-001A BELT

7 LV42084-002A PULLEYGEAR

8 LV42085-002A MIDDLE GEAR

9 LV42086-001A IDLE GEAR

10 LV32514-002A SLIDE CAM

11 LV42348-001A GEAR BRACKET

12 VKZ4777-003 SCREW

13 LV20912-002A ELEVATOR

22 QYSBSF2008Z SCREW

Parts number Parts name Area

LV42209-001A FFC WIRE

---------- CD-R/RW TRAVERSE MECHA.

LV41424-001A SCREW

LV32417-001A CLAMPER

LV42089-001A YOKE

LV41118-003A MAGNET

LV41741-001A SPECIAL SCREW

LV20913-002A CLAMPER BASE

Q'ty

Block No. M3MM

Description

Electrical parts list (Loading motor board)

Item

CN 1

Parts number Parts name Area

S 1

S 2

QGF1016F3-06

QSW0910-002

CONNECTOR

SWITCH

Block No. 06

Remarks

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Electrical parts list (Main board)

Item

C 111 QTE1V06-106Z E CAPACITOR

C 112 NFV41HJ-101X C CAPACITOR

C 113 NFV41HJ-101X C CAPACITOR

C 114 QTE1V06-106Z E CAPACITOR

C 115 QFLM1HJ-562Z M CAPACITOR 5600PF 5% 50V

C 151 QETN1HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C 171 QENC1HM-225Z NP E.CAPA I.M 2.2MF 20% 50V

C 172 QETN1HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C 181 NCB31HK-222X C CAPACITOR

C 182 QTE1E06-226Z E CAPACITOR

C 201 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR FOR E.PLATE

C 211 QTE1V06-106Z E CAPACITOR

C 212 NFV41HJ-101X C CAPACITOR

C 213 NFV41HJ-101X C CAPACITOR

C 214 QTE1V06-106Z E CAPACITOR

C 215 QFLM1HJ-562Z M CAPACITOR 5600PF 5% 50V

C 251 QETN1HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C 271 QENC1HM-225Z NP E.CAPA I.M 2.2MF 20% 50V

C 272 QETN1HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C 281 NCB31HK-222X C CAPACITOR

C 282 QTE1E06-226Z E CAPACITOR

C 301 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 303 NCS31HJ-270X C CAPACITOR

C 311 NCB21HK-104X C CAPACITOR

C 341 QCZ0205-155Z ML C CAPA I/M 1.5MF

C 342 QCZ0205-155Z ML C CAPA I/M 1.5MF

C 351 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 352 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100MF 20% 16V

C 353 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 354 NCB21HK-104X C CAPACITOR

C 355 NCS31HJ-101X C.CAPA. C.M

C 356 QETN1EM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47MF 20% 25V

C 357 NCS31HJ-151X C CAPACITOR

C 358 NCB31HK-221X C CAPACITOR

C 359 NCB31EK-223X C CAPACITOR

C 361 QCZ0205-155Z ML C CAPA I/M 1.5MF

C 362 QETN1AM-227Z E CAPACITOR 220MF 20% 10V

C 363 NCF31CZ-224X C CAPACITOR

C 364 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 365 QCZ0205-155Z ML C CAPA I/M 1.5MF

C 366 QETN0JM-108Z E CAPACITOR 1000MF 20% 6.3V

C 368 QCZ0205-155Z ML C CAPA I/M 1.5MF

C 370 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 371 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 372 NCS31HJ-330X C CAPACITOR

C 373 NCS31HJ-330X C CAPACITOR

C 375 QCZ0205-155Z ML C CAPA I/M 1.5MF

C 376 QETN0JM-108Z E CAPACITOR 1000MF 20% 6.3V

C 380 QETN0JM-227Z E CAPACITOR 220MF 20% 6.3V

C 381 QCZ0205-155Z ML C CAPA I/M 1.5MF

C 395 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 502 QETN1HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C 504 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 507 NCS31HJ-220X C CAPACITOR

C 508 NCS31HJ-220X C CAPACITOR

C 511 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 512 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 513 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 541 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR FOR DCS

C 610 NCS31HJ-101X C.CAPA. C.M

C 710 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 801 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 802 QTE1E28-476Z E CAPACITOR

C 803 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 804 QTE1E28-476Z E CAPACITOR

C 805 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

Parts number Parts name Area

Remarks

Item

C 811 NCS31HJ-270X C CAPACITOR

C 812 QETN1AM-477Z E CAPACITOR 470MF 20% 10V

C 830 QETN1HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C 840 QETN1HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C 871 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 872 QETN1EM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47MF 20% 25V

C 873 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 874 QETN1EM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47MF 20% 25V

C 881 QETN1HM-105Z E CAPACITOR 1.0MF 20% 50V

C 901 QETM1EM-228 E CAPACITOR 2200MF 20% 25V

C 902 QETM1EM-108 E CAPACITOR 1000MF 20% 25V

C 903 QETN1EM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47MF 20% 25V

C 904 QETN1AM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100MF 20% 10V

C 905 QTE1E28-107Z E CAPACITOR

C 906 QTE1E28-107Z E CAPACITOR

C 907 QETN1HM-225Z E CAPACITOR 2.2MF 20% 50V

C 908 QETM0JM-338 E.CAPACITOR 3300MF 20% 6.3V

C 909 QCF31HZ-103Z C CAPACITOR .010MF +80:-20%

C 910 QCF31HZ-103Z C CAPACITOR .010MF +80:-20%

C 911 QCF31HZ-103Z C CAPACITOR .010MF +80:-20%

C 912 QCF31HZ-103Z C CAPACITOR .010MF +80:-20%

C 913 QCF31HZ-103Z C CAPACITOR .010MF +80:-20%

C 915 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100MF 20% 16V

C 916 QETN1CM-477Z E CAPACITOR 470MF 20% 16V

C 917 QETM1EM-688 E CAPACITOR 6800MF 20% 25V

C 918 QETN0JM-108Z E CAPACITOR 1000MF 20% 6.3V

C 921 QETM1EM-688 E CAPACITOR 6800MF 20% 25V

C 922 QCF31HZ-103Z C CAPACITOR .010MF +80:-20%

C 923 QETN1HM-105Z E CAPACITOR 1.0MF 20% 50V

C 924 QETN0JM-108Z E CAPACITOR 1000MF 20% 6.3V

C 926 QCF31HZ-103Z C CAPACITOR .010MF +80:-20%

C 927 QCF31HZ-103Z C CAPACITOR .010MF +80:-20%

C 930 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 931 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 932 QETN1AM-477Z E CAPACITOR 470MF 20% 10V

C 933 QETN0JM-108Z E CAPACITOR 1000MF 20% 6.3V

C 941 QETN1HM-227Z E CAPACITOR 220MF 20% 50V

C 942 QETN1JM-227Z E CAPACITOR 220MF 20% 63V

C 943 QETN1HM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10MF 20% 50V

C 944 QETN1HM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10MF 20% 50V

C 945 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100MF 20% 16V

C 971 QETN1EM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47MF 20% 25V

C 972 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100MF 20% 16V

C 991 QETN1HM-474Z E CAPACITOR .47MF 20% 50V

C 992 NCB31HK-102X C CAPACITOR

C 993 NCB31HK-102X C CAPACITOR

C1301 QETN1HM-105Z E CAPACITOR FOR LEVEL

C1303 QETN1HM-105Z E CAPACITOR 1.0MF 20% 50V

C1312 QETN1AM-107Z E CAPACITOR FOR LEVEL

C1322 QETN1HM-474Z E CAPACITOR .47MF 20% 50V

C1501 NFV41HJ-332X M.CAPA.C.M

C1502 NFV41HJ-181X C.CAPA. C.M

C1503 NFV41HJ-333X C.CAPA. C.M

C1505 QTE1E06-226Z E CAPACITOR

C1506 NFV41HJ-103X M.CAPA.C.M

C1507 NCB31HK-472X C CAPACITOR

C2301 QETN1HM-105Z E CAPACITOR FOR LEVEL

C2303 QETN1HM-105Z E CAPACITOR 1.0MF 20% 50V

C2322 QETN1HM-474Z E CAPACITOR .47MF 20% 50V

C2501 NFV41HJ-332X M.CAPA.C.M

C2502 NFV41HJ-181X C.CAPA. C.M

C2503 NFV41HJ-333X C.CAPA. C.M

C2505 QTE1E06-226Z E CAPACITOR

C2506 NFV41HJ-103X M.CAPA.C.M

C2507 NCB31HK-472X C CAPACITOR

CN 1 QGA7901C1-02 CONNECTOR

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CN501 QGF1205C1-19 CONNECTOR FRONT PWB

CN505 QGF1205C1-06 CONNECTOR FOR FLASH WRITE

CN601 QGD2501C1-04Z SOCKET TO MIC JACK PWB

CN615 QGF1016C1-19 CONNECTOR TO CD UNIT

CN616 QGF1016C1-08 CONNECTOR D400-v

CN711 QGF1205F1-11 CONNECTOR TO HP VOL PWB

CN721 QGA2001C1-06 6P PLUG ASSY CDR UNIT POWER

CN722 QGF1016C1-23 CONNECTOR TO CDR GENERAL

CN723 QGF1016C1-08 CONNECTOR TO CDR SREAL

CN841 QGF1205C1-13 CONNECTOR TO JOG PWB

CN891 QGF1205C1-07 CONNECTOR

CN892 QGF1205C1-07 CONNECTOR

CN901 QGD2501C1-04Z SOCKET DENGEN

CN902 QGD2501C1-05Z SOCKET I.M DENGEN

D 301 DA114-X DIODE

D 302 DA114-X DIODE

D 361 DA114-X DIODE

D 501 DA114-X DIODE

D 502 DA114-X DIODE

D 503 DA114-X DIODE

D 504 DA114-X DIODE

D 541 DA114-X DIODE

D 811 DA114-X DIODE CD STATUS

D 812 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 901 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 902 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 903 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 904 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 905 UDZS5.6B-X Z DIODE

D 906 DA114-X DIODE

D 907 DA114-X DIODE

D 908 UDZS10B-X ZENER DIODE

D 909 DA114-X DIODE

D 910 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 911 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 912 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 913 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 914 DA114-X DIODE

D 915 DA114-X DIODE

D 916 UDZS5.6B-X Z DIODE

D 921 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 922 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 923 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 924 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 925 DA114-X DIODE

D 927 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 928 UDZS6.2B-X SI DIODE

D 930 DA114-X DIODE

D 941 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 942 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 943 UDZS36B-X Z.DIODE C.M

D 944 DA114-X DIODE

D 945 UDZS5.6B-X Z DIODE

D 954 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 955 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 971 1SR35-400A-T5 DIODE I/M

D 972 UDZS5.6B-X Z DIODE

D 981 DA114-X DIODE

D 982 DA114-X DIODE

D 991 DA114-X DIODE

D 992 DA114-X DIODE

D1301 DA114-X DIODE FOR LEVEL

D2301 DA114-X DIODE FOR LEVEL

EP201 QNZ0136-001Z EARTH PLATE

EP501 QNZ0136-001Z EARTH PLATE

EP541 E409182-001SM GRAND TERMINAL FOR DCS JACK

Parts number Parts name Area

Remarks

Item

EP701 QNZ0136-001Z EARTH PLATE

EP801 QNZ0136-001Z EARTH PLATE CDR AGND TERMIN

EP802 QNZ0136-001Z EARTH PLATE

FW901 QUM029-12DGZ3 PARA RIBON WIRE TRANS-MAIN

IC301 TC74HC00AF-X IC D.OUT SEL

IC302 TC7S08F-W IC .

IC311 TC74HC00AF-X IC

IC331 TC74HCU04AF-W IC DATA SLICE

IC361 MN35505-X IC C M DAC

IC362 NJM4580M-X IC DAC LPF .ZC4

IC363 JCE8001-X IC

IC364 TC74HCT08AF-X IC

IC501 UPD784214AGF514 IC(MASK CPU)

IC502 IC-PST600/H/-T IC RESET

IC811 NJM4580M-X IC CD LPF

IC821 BU4066BCF-X IC LINE OUT SEL

IC831 BU4066BCF-X IC REC SEL1

IC841 BU4066BCF-X IC REC SEL2

IC851 NJM4580L IC

IC861 BU4066BCF-X IC CD DRT SWITCH

IC871 BA15218F-XE IC LINE IN AMP

IC881 NJM4580M-X IC LINE OUT BUFFER

IC891 TC9412AF-X IC

IC901 BA05ST-V5 I.C.

IC902 SI-3033C IC

IC921 UPC24M05AHF IC

J 351 GP1FA550TZ OPT TRANSMITTER OPT OUT

J 352 GP1FA550RZ OPT RECEIVER OPT IN

J 353 QNN0347-001 PIN JACK COAX OUT

J 354 QNN0347-001 PIN JACK COAX IN

J 541 QNS0073-001 JACK DCS JACK

J 871 QNN0126-001 PIN JACK LINE JACK

K 172 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 311 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 351 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 358 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 370 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 371 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 380 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS +5V

K 381 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 382 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 383 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 384 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS DAMCLK(ZC4

K 385 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 387 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 391 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 392 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 393 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K 501 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS CDR DOUT

K 801 QQR0779-001Z INDUCTOR

L 901 QQR0799-001 INDUCTOR

Parts number Parts name Area

181 2SC2001/LK/-T TRANSISTOR L.OUT MUTING

182 2SC2001/LK/-T TRANSISTOR HP MUTE

183 2SC2001/LK/-T TRANSISTOR L.IN GAIN SWITC

191 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

281 2SC2001/LK/-T TRANSISTOR L.OUT MUTING

282 2SC2001/LK/-T TRANSISTOR HP MUTE

283 2SC2001/LK/-T TRANSISTOR L.IN GAIN SWITC

301 KRC103M-T TR I/M

501 DTC114ESA-T DIGITAL.TR TAPE

541 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

542 KTC3199/GL/-T TRANSISTOR

821 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

822 KRC103M-T TR I/M

831 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

832 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

Remarks

CDR SW 5V/1A

CDR 3.3V

LOGIC US 5V/0.5

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A A

R 111 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 112 NRSA02F-223X RES. C.M

R 113 NRSA02F-223X RES. C.M

R 114 NRSA02F-222X MG RESISTOR

R 115 NRSA02F-152X MG RESISTOR

R 116 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 117 NRSA02F-152X MG RESISTOR

R 131 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 132 NRSA02J-123X MG RESISTOR

R 141 NRSA02J-122X MG RESISTOR

R 142 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 151 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR

R 171 NRSA63J-393X MG RESISTOR

R 172 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR

R 173 NRSA02J-154X MG RESISTOR

R 174 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR

R 175 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR

R 176 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 177 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR

R 181 NRSA02J-474X MG RESISTOR

R 182 NRSA02J-471X MG RESISTOR

R 183 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR

R 184 NRSA02J-221X MG RESISTOR

R 185 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 186 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR

R 211 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 212 NRSA02F-223X RES. C.M

R 213 NRSA02F-223X RES. C.M

R 214 NRSA02F-222X MG RESISTOR

R 215 NRSA02F-152X MG RESISTOR

R 216 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 217 NRSA02F-152X MG RESISTOR

R 231 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 232 NRSA02J-123X MG RESISTOR

R 241 NRSA02J-122X MG RESISTOR

R 242 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 251 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR

R 271 NRSA63J-393X MG RESISTOR

R 272 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR

R 273 NRSA02J-154X MG RESISTOR

R 274 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR

R 275 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR

R 276 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 277 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR

R 281 NRSA02J-474X MG RESISTOR

R 282 NRSA02J-471X MG RESISTOR

R 283 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR

Parts number Parts name Area

841 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

842 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

861 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

862 KRC103M-T TR I/M

881 2SA933AS/RS/-T TRANSISTOR

901 2SC3422/OY/ TRANSISTOR

902 KTC3199/GL/-T TRANSISTOR

903 2SK301/QR/-T TRANSISTOR(FET)

904 2SA933AS/RS/-T TRANSISTOR

905 2SA1359/OY/ TRANSISTOR

906 2SK301/QR/-T TRANSISTOR(FET)

907 2SD1266/P/ TRANSISTOR

908 KTC3199/GL/-T TRANSISTOR

941 2SB647/CD/-T TRANSISTOR

971 2SC3422/OY/ TRANSISTOR

981 KRC103M-T TR I/M

982 KRC103M-T TR I/M

1301 KRC103M-T TR I/M

2301 KRC103M-T TR I/M

Remarks

Item

R 284 NRSA02J-221X MG RESISTOR

R 285 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 286 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR

R 301 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 302 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 303 NRSA02J-181X MG RESISTOR

R 305 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 307 NRSA02J-750X MG RESISTOR DIN3

R 308 NRSA02J-151X MG RESISTOR

R 309 NRSA02J-270X MG RESISTOR

R 311 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R 312 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R 315 NRSA02J-331X MG RESISTOR

R 361 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R 362 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 365 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR

R 367 NRSA02J-270X MG RESISTOR

R 368 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 369 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 370 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 371 NRSA02J-270X MG RESISTOR

R 380 NRSA02J-106X MG RESISTOR

R 381 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 382 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR

R 383 NRSA02J-181X MG RESISTOR

R 384 NRSA02J-100X MG RESISTOR

R 385 NRSA02J-270X MG RESISTOR

R 386 NRSA02J-331X MG RESISTOR

R 501 NRS144J-331X RES. C.M

R 502 NRSA02J-104X MG RESISTOR

R 503 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 504 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 506 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 508 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 509 NRSA02J-104X MG RESISTOR

R 510 NRSA02J-104X MG RESISTOR

R 511 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 512 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 513 NRSA02J-151X MG RESISTOR

R 514 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 515 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 519 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 520 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 521 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 522 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 523 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR

R 526 NRS181J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 527 NRS181J-822X MG RESISTOR

R 528 NRS181J-822X MG RESISTOR

R 529 NRS181J-822X MG RESISTOR

R 530 NRSA63J-822X MG RESISTOR

R 531 NRSA63J-822X MG RESISTOR

R 532 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR

R 533 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 534 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 535 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 536 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 539 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 540 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 541 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 542 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 543 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 544 NRSA02J-221X MG RESISTOR

R 545 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 549 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 551 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR

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R 555 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR JOG-A PULL UP

R 556 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR JOG-B PULL UP

R 557 NRS181J-473X MG RESISTOR STATUS PULL UP

R 558 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 559 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 561 NRSA02J-471X MG RESISTOR

R 562 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 563 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 564 NRSA02J-471X MG RESISTOR

R 565 NRSA02J-471X MG RESISTOR

R 566 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 567 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 568 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 569 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 570 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 571 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 572 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 573 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 574 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 599 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR

R 801 NRS144J-221X RES. C.M

R 802 NRS144J-221X RES. C.M

R 803 NRS144J-221X RES. C.M

R 804 NRS144J-221X RES. C.M

R 809 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR

R 810 NRS144J-221X RES. C.M

R 811 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 812 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR

R 821 NRS144J-471X RES. C.M

R 822 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 823 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 831 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR

R 832 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 833 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 834 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 841 NRSA02J-222X MG RESISTOR

R 842 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 843 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 844 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 850 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 860 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 861 NRS144J-471X RES. C.M

R 862 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 863 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 864 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR

R 881 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 882 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 883 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 901 QRZ9006-4R7X F RESISTOR

R 902 NRSA02J-222X MG RESISTOR

R 903 NRSA02J-622X MG RESISTOR

R 904 NRSA02J-472X MG RESISTOR

R 905 QRZ9006-4R7X F RESISTOR

R 906 NRSA02J-472X MG RESISTOR

R 908 NRSA02J-392X MG RESISTOR

R 911 NRSA02J-181X MG RESISTOR

R 921 NRSA02J-222X MG RESISTOR

R 925 NRS144J-471X RES. C.M

R 926 NRS144J-471X RES. C.M

R 941 NRS144J-472X RES. C.M

R 942 QRJ146J-4R7X UNF C.RES I/M

R 943 NRSA02J-333X MG RESISTOR

R 971 NRS144J-821X RES. C.M

R 981 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR

R 982 NRSA02J-100X MG RESISTOR

R 991 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

Parts number Parts name Area

4.7 1/0W

4.7 5% 1/4W

Remarks

Item

R 992 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R1301 NRSA02J-152X MG RESISTOR FOR LEVEL

R1302 NRSA02J-153X MG RESISTOR FOR LEVEL

R1303 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR FOR LEVEL

R1304 NRSA63J-682X MG RESISTOR

R1305 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR

R1306 NRSA63J-823X MG RESISTOR

R1307 NRSA02J-153X MG RESISTOR

R1312 NRSA02J-681X MG RESISTOR FOR LEVEL

R1313 NRSA02J-153X MG RESISTOR FOR LEVEL

R1501 NRSA02F-183X RES. C.M

R1502 NRSA02F-183X RES. C.M

R1503 NRSA02F-183X RES. C.M

R1504 NRSA02F-222X MG RESISTOR

R1505 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R1506 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R1507 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R1510 NRSA02F-561X RES. C.M

R1511 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR

R1512 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR

R2301 NRSA02J-152X MG RESISTOR FOR LEVEL

R2302 NRSA02J-153X MG RESISTOR FOR LEVEL

R2303 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR FOR LEVEL

R2304 NRSA63J-682X MG RESISTOR

R2305 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR

R2306 NRSA63J-823X MG RESISTOR

R2307 NRSA02J-153X MG RESISTOR

R2501 NRSA02F-183X RES. C.M

R2502 NRSA02F-183X RES. C.M

R2503 NRSA02F-183X RES. C.M

R2504 NRSA02F-222X MG RESISTOR

R2505 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R2506 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R2507 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R2510 NRSA02F-561X RES. C.M

R2511 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR

R2512 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR

R5010 NRSA63J-272X MG RESISTOR

S 531 QSW0871-001 SLIDE SW TAPE/CDR

T 301 QQR1185-001 PULSE TRANS

X 501 QAX0356-001Z RESONATOR 10MHZ EFO-EC100

X 502 QAX0401-001 CRYSTAL CPU SUB CLK

Z 91 QNG0019-001Z FUSE CLIP

Z 92 QNG0019-001Z FUSE CLIP

Z 93 QNG0019-001Z FUSE CLIP

Z 94 QNG0019-001Z FUSE CLIP

Z 95 QNG0019-001Z FUSE CLIP

Z 96 QNG0019-001Z FUSE CLIP

Z 97 QNG0019-001Z FUSE CLIP

Z 98 QNG0019-001Z FUSE CLIP

Parts number Parts name Area

Remarks

Block No. 01

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Item

C 701 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 702 QER61AM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100MF 20% 10V

C 703 NCB31HK-681X C CAPACITOR

C 722 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 723 QER61CM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47MF 20% 16V

C 724 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C 725 QER61CM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47MF 20% 16V

C 741 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 743 QER61AM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100MF 20% 10V

C 749 NCS31HJ-101X C.CAPA. C.M

C1401 QER61HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C2401 QER61HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C6001 NCB31HK-222X C CAPACITOR

C6002 QENC1HM-105Z NP E.CAPACITOR 1.0MF 20% 50V

C6003 NCB31HK-331X C CAPACITOR

C6005 QER61HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7MF 20% 50V

C6008 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C6009 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C6012 QCF31HZ-223Z C CAPACITOR .022MF +80:-20%

C6101 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C6102 QETN1EM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47MF 20% 25V

C6103 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C6104 QER61CM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47MF 20% 16V

CN541 QGF1205F1-19 CONNECTOR FRONT - MAIN

CN701 QGF1205C1-11 CONNECTOR H.P. - MAIN

CN801 QGF1205C1-13 CONNECTOR JOG PWB TO MAIN

D 701 SLR-342VC-T LED STANBY

D 726 DA114-X DIOD E

D 727 DA114-X DIOD E

D 728 DA114-X DIOD E

D 729 DA114-X DIOD E

D 755 SLR-342VC-T LED DIGITAL

D 756 SLR-342VC-T LED S-CD

D 757 SLR-342VC-T LED S-LINE

D 758 SLR-342VC-T LED S-MIC

DI721 QLF0088-001 FL TUBE

FW601 QUM024-08DGZ3 PARA RIBON WIRE MIC +-10V - MAI

FW701 QUM025-13DGZ3 PARA RIBON WIRE TO FW711

IC601 NJM4580M-X IC MIC AMP

IC701 GP1U271X RM RECIVER

IC721 M66004SP FL DRIVER IC

IC722 BA15218F-XE IC MIX AMP

J6001 QNS0091-001 JACK MIC JACK

JS721 QSW0446-001 R ENCOD ER JOG

R 701 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 702 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 703 NRSA02J-122X MG RESISTOR

R 704 NRSA02J-182X MG RESISTOR

R 705 NRSA63J-272X MG RESISTOR

R 706 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R 707 NRSA63J-562X MG RESISTOR

R 711 NRSA02J-331X MG RESISTOR FOR STANBY LED

R 721 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 722 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 723 NRSA02J-122X MG RESISTOR

R 724 NRSA02J-182X MG RESISTOR

R 725 NRSA63J-272X MG RESISTOR

Parts number Parts name Area

701 KRC103M-T TR I/M FOR POWER LED

724 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

726 KTC3199/GL/-T TRANSISTOR FOR 1G

727 KTC3199/GL/-T TRANSISTOR FOR 15G

728 KTC3199/GL/-T TRANSISTOR FOR 16G

729 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

730 KRA103M-T TRANSISTOR *

1401 KTC3199/GL/-T TRANSISTOR MIX VR SW

2401 KTC3199/GL/-T TRANSISTOR MIX VR SW

Remarks

Item

R 726 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R 736 NRSA63J-333X MG RESISTOR

R 737 NRSA63J-333X MG RESISTOR

R 738 NRSA63J-333X MG RESISTOR

R 739 NRSA63J-333X MG RESISTOR

R 740 NRSA63J-333X MG RESISTOR

R 741 NRSA63J-333X MG RESISTOR

R 749 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R 751 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 752 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 753 NRSA02J-122X MG RESISTOR

R 754 NRSA02J-182X MG RESISTOR

R 755 NRSA63J-272X MG RESISTOR

R 760 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 761 NRSA02J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 785 NRSA02J-331X MG RESISTOR FOR DIGITAL LED

R 786 NRSA02J-331X MG RESISTOR FOR S-CD LED

R 787 NRSA02J-331X MG RESISTOR FOR S-LINE LED

R 788 NRSA02J-331X MG RESISTOR FOR S-MIC LED

R1401 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R1402 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R1403 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R1404 NRSA63J-823X MG RESISTOR

R2401 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R2402 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR

R2403 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R2404 NRSA63J-823X MG RESISTOR

R6001 NRSA02J-221X MG RESISTOR

R6002 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R6003 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R6004 NRSA02J-221X MG RESISTOR

R6005 NRSA02J-123X MG RESISTOR

R6006 NRSA02J-103X MG RESISTOR

R6010 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RE SISTOR

R6020 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RE SISTOR

R6101 NRS144J-681X RES. C.M

R6102 NRS144J-681X RES. C.M

R6103 NRS144J-681X RES. C.M

R6104 NRS144J-681X RES. C.M

S 701 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH POWER

S 702 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH STOP

S 703 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH PLAY MODE

S 704 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH PAUSE

S 705 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH CD EDIT

S 706 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH PLAY

S 707 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH CANCEL

S 708 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH SET

S 710 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH CD REC

S 721 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH STOP

S 722 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH PAUSE

S 723 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH PLAY

S 724 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH REC/REC MUTE

S 725 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH DIG.SYNC

S 726 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH MENU

S 751 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH OPEN/CLOSE3

S 752 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH OPEN/CLOSE2

S 753 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH OPEN/CLOSE1

S 754 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH DISC3

S 755 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH DISC2

S 756 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH DISC1

S 760 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH EJECT

S 761 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH FINALIZE

S 762 QSW0683-001Z PUSH SWIT CH REC SOURCE SELE

VR641 QVQ0115-W15 V R ESISTOR MIX VOL

VR701 QVQ0301-A14 V RESIS TOR H.P.VOL

W6000 QUB220-09HPDM SIN TWIST WIRE

Parts number Parts name Area

Remarks

Block No. 02

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Item

C1201 NCS31HJ-101X C.CAPA. C.M

C1202 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C1203 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C2201 NCS31HJ-101X C.CAPA. C.M

C2202 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C2203 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C6201 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C6202 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100MF 20% 16V

C6203 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR

C6204 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100MF 20% 16V

C6209 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C6210 NCF31CZ-473X C CAPACITOR

CN401 QGD2503F1-05 SOCKET H.P - H.P JACK

IC621 BA15218F-XE IC HP AMP

J6201 QNS0031-001 JACK HP JACK

K1201 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K2201 NQR0227-004X FERRITE BEADS

K6202 QQR1261-001 TOROIDAL COIL

R1201 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR

R1202 NRSA63J-104X MG RESISTOR

R1204 NRSA63J-562X MG RESISTOR

R1205 NRSA02J-680X MG RESISTOR

R1206 NRSA02J-820X MG RESISTOR

R2201 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR

R2202 NRSA63J-104X MG RESISTOR

R2204 NRSA63J-562X MG RESISTOR

R2205 NRSA02J-680X MG RESISTOR

R2206 NRSA02J-820X MG RESISTOR

W1200 QUB220-22HPDM SIN TWIST WIRE

W1220 QUB220-05HPDM SIN TWIST WIRE

Parts number Parts name Area

Block No. 03

Remarks

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Electrical parts list ( Changer mecha. control board )

Item

C 250 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR E2P VDD-VSS

C 253 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR VDD-VSS

C 254 QERF0JM-476Z E CAPACITOR VDD-VSS

C 291 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR +5V-D.GND

C 292 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR

C 601 NCB31HK-102X C CAPACITOR PU E

C 602 NCB31HK-102X C CAPACITOR PU F

C 603 NCB31HK-223X C CAPACITOR TBAL

C 604 NCB31HK-223X C CAPACITOR FBAL

C 605 NCS31HJ-271X C CAPACITOR FE

C 606 NCS31HJ-820X C CAPACITOR TE

C 610 NCB31CK-563X C CAPACITOR RFENV

C 611 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR RF

C 612 QERF1HM-104Z E CAPACITOR CAGC

C 614 NCB31CK-393X C CAPACITOR CEA

C 615 NCB31HK-272X C CAPACITOR CBDO

C 616 NCB31HK-681X C CAPACITOR COFTR

C 617 NCB31HK-331X C CAPACITOR OFT-D.GND

C 621 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR VREF-D.GND

C 622 QERF1AM-107Z E CAPACITOR VREF-D.GND

C 623 NCF31AZ-105X C CAPACITOR VCC-D.GND

C 624 QERF1AM-107Z E CAPACITOR VCC-D.GND

C 625 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR VREF-D.GND

C 631 QERF1CM-106Z E CAPACITOR APC +5V-BASE

C 632 NCF31AZ-105X C CAPACITOR APC +5V-D.GND

C 633 NCB31HK-223X C CAPACITOR PU K-VREF

C 641 NCS31HJ-150X C CAPACITOR EQ X1X2

C 642 NCS31HJ-220X C CAPACITOR EQ X1

C 643 NCS31HJ-6R0X C CAPACITOR

C 651 NCS31HJ-1R0X C.CAPA. C.M X1

C 652 NCS31HJ-1R0X C.CAPA. C.M X2

C 653 NCB31AK-334X C.CAPA. C.M RST-VSS

C 655 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR DVDD1-DVSS1

C 656 NCB11EK-104X C.CAPA. C.M VDD-VSS

C 657 QERF1AM-227Z E CAPACITOR DVDD1-DVSS1

C 658 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR A.GND-D.GND

C 659 NCB31CK-473X C CAPACITOR

C 661 NCS31HJ-471X C CAPACITOR ARF

C 663 NCB31HK-223X C CAPACITOR ARF

C 664 NCB31HK-223X C CAPACITOR IREF

C 665 NCB31AK-154X C CAPACITOR PLLF

C 667 NCB31AK-474X C CAPACITOR VCOF

C 669 QERF1AM-227Z E CAPACITOR VDD-VSS

C 673 QERF1AM-227Z E CAPACITOR AVDD1-AVSS1

C 676 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR OFT

C 677 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR AVDD1-AVSS1

C 679 QERF1AM-107Z E CAPACITOR AVDD2-AVSS2

C 680 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR AVDD2-AVSS2

C 691 NCS31HJ-102X C CAPACITOR OUTL

C 692 NCS31HJ-102X C CAPACITOR OUTR

C 693 NCB31HK-272X C CAPACITOR OUTL

C 694 NCB31HK-272X C CAPACITOR OUTR

C 695 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR VCC4.3V-GND

C 801 NCB31HK-223X C CAPACITOR VG3

C 802 NCS31HJ-102X C CAPACITOR TRD

C 811 NCS31HJ-391X C CAPACITOR FOCUS

C 812 NCS31HJ-391X C CAPACITOR SPINDLE

C 813 NCS31HJ-391X C CAPACITOR FEED

C 814 NCS31HJ-391X C CAPACITOR TRACKING

C 815 NCB21AK-105X C CAPACITOR TRD

C 816 NCB20JK-155X C.CAPA. C.M FOD

C 821 NCF31AZ-105X C CAPACITOR VCC-M.GND

C 822 QERF1AM-227Z E CAPACITOR VCC-M.GND

C 851 QERF1CM-106Z E CAPACITOR VCC-M.GND

Parts number Parts name Area

Remarks

Item

C 852 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 853 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR

C 855 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR VCC-M.GND

C 859 NCF31AZ-105X C CAPACITOR CAM MOTOR

C 860 NCF31AZ-105X C CAPACITOR ACTU MOTOR

CN601 QGF1016C1-21 CONNECTOR TRAVERSE

CN606 QGF1016F3-08 CONNECTOR 4T I/F

CN608 QGF1016F3-04 CONNECTOR CD-TEXT

CN610 QGB1214J1-08S CONNECTOR TO SW CB(CN620

CN651 QGF1016F3-19 CONNECTOR MAIN

D 251 MA112-X DIODE

D 631 1SS355-X DIODE C.M

D 667 MA152WA-X DIODE

D 801 1SR154-400-X DIODE

D 852 UDZS5.6B-X Z DIODE VZ

IC201 BR24C01AFV-W-X IC E2PROM

IC251 UPD780076GK502 IC MICOM

IC291 XC62HR3502P-X IC

IC601 AN22000A-W I.C C.M RF AMP

IC651 MN662790RSC IC DSP & DAC

IC801 LA6541-X IC PU DRIVE

IC851 LB1641 IC ACTU MOTOR DRIV

IC852 LB1641 IC CAM MOTOR DRIVE

K 655 NQR0007-002X FERRITE BEADS TX

K 656 NQR0251-004X FERRITE BEADS SRDATA

K 657 NQR0251-004X FERRITE BEADS LRCK

K 658 NQR0251-004X FERRITE BEADS BCLK

R 201 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR SDA PULL UP

R 251 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR MCLK

R 252 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR MDATA

R 253 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR MLD

R 254 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR /DMUTE

R 255 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR MCS

R 256 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR MRDY

R 257 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR SQCK

R 258 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR KCMND

R 259 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR MSTAT

R 260 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR KCLK

R 261 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR

R 270 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR TRY1 CLOSE

R 271 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR TRY1OP PULL-UP

R 272 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR TRY2OP PULL-UP

R 273 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR TRY2 CLOSE

R 274 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR TRY3OP PULL-UP

R 275 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR TRY3 CLOSE

R 277 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR

R 278 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR CAM CCW

R 279 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR CAM CW

R 280 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR ACTU CCW

R 281 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR ACTU CW

R 283 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR CDEMF

R 284 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR CDCOPY

R 285 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR CDTNO

R 286 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR

R 288 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR CDTNO PULL UP

R 291 NRSA63J-1R0X MG RESISTOR

R 292 NRSA63J-1R0X MG RESISTOR

R 293 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR /REST PULL UP

R 294 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR IC PULL DOWN

R 295 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR

Parts number Parts name Area

601 DTC114EUA-X TRANSISTOR EQX2

602 DTC114EUA-X TRANSISTOR EQX4

631 2SA1037AK/RS/-X TRANSISTOR APC

673 DTA114EUA-X DIGITAL.TR IREF CHANGE

Remarks

Block No.04

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Item

R 601 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR TBAL

R 602 NRSA63J-823X MG RESISTOR FBAL

R 603 NRSA63J-393X MG RESISTOR FE

R 605 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR TE

R 607 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR PDE

R 608 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR PDF

R 611 NRSA63J-562X MG RESISTOR RF

R 613 NRSA63J-562X MG RESISTOR RF

R 614 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR ARF

R 617 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR

R 631 NRSA02J-2R2X MG RESISTOR +5V DE-COUPLE

R 632 NRSA02J-3R9X MG RESISTOR APC EMITTER

R 634 NRSA02J-3R9X MG RESISTOR APC COLECTOR

R 635 NRSA63J-100X MG RESISTOR PU K

R 636 NRSA63J-151X MG RESISTOR PU LD

R 651 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR LSI RESET

R 652 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR STATAS

R 653 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR SUB

R 654 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR BLKCK

R 656 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR DQSY

R 657 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR SBCK

R 658 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR SUBC

R 659 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR LD ON

R 661 NRSA63J-203X MG RESISTOR LDON

R 662 NRSA63J-683X MG RESISTOR ARFF

R 663 NRSA63J-683X MG RESISTOR IREF

R 664 NRSA63J-331X MG RESISTOR PLLF

R 665 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR X2

R 666 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR AVDD1 DE-COUPLE

R 667 NRSA02J-4R7X MG RESISTOR AVDD2 DE-COUPLE

R 668 NRSA63J-155X MG RESISTOR

R 669 NRSA63J-562X MG RESISTOR VCOF

R 670 NRSA02J-101X MG RESISTOR VDD DE-COUPLE

R 671 NRSA63J-684X MG RESISTOR DSLB-DSLF

R 673 NRSA63J-683X MG RESISTOR IREF CHANGE

R 682 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR TE

R 683 NRSA63J-105X MG RESISTOR TRSRC

R 685 NRSA63J-683X MG RESISTOR DRF

R 691 NRSA63J-681X MG RESISTOR OUTL

R 692 NRSA63J-681X MG RESISTOR OUTR

R 695 NRSA63J-561X MG RESISTOR OUTL

R 696 NRSA63J-561X MG RESISTOR OUTR

R 701 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR DEMPH

R 801 NRSA63J-272X MG RESISTOR VG3

R 802 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR FOD

R 803 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR TRD

R 804 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR TRD

R 805 NRSA63J-562X MG RESISTOR TVD

R 808 NRSA63J-183X MG RESISTOR ECM

R 809 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR ECS

R 811 NRSA63J-473X MG RESISTOR /DRMUTE

R 812 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR TRD

R 813 NRSA63J-182X MG RESISTOR FOD

SW680 QSW0865-001 CAM SWITCH CAM SW

SW690 QSW0886-002 DETECT SWITCH P.POSI1

SW691 QSW0886-002 DETECT SWITCH P.POSI2

SW692 QSW0886-002 DETECT SWITCH P.POSI3

SW693 QSW0886-002 DETECT SWITCH SUB.TRY OP/CL

X 251 QAX0684-001Z C RESONATOR FOR IC251 8.38M

X 651 QAX0599-001Z CRYSTAL FOR IC651

Parts number Parts name Area

Remarks

Block No. 04

Electrical parts list ( Changer mecha. switch board )

Item

CN620 QGB1214K1-08S CONNECTOR

SW 1 QSW0844-001 PUSH SWITCH

SW 2 QSW0844-001 PUSH SWITCH

SW 3 QSW0844-001 PUSH SWITCH

SW 4 QSW0844-001 PUSH SWITCH

SW 5 QSW0844-001 PUSH SWITCH

SW 6 QSW0844-001 PUSH SWITCH

Parts number Parts name Area

Block No. 05

Remarks

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A14

A6 A9

A10

A11

A1 A5,A12,A13,A15

Block No. M4MM Block No. M5MM

Packing parts list

Item

P 1 LE20556-004A P.CASE 1

P 2 LE20554-001A P.PAD(F) 1

P 3 LE20555-001A P.PAD(R) 1

P 4 QPC06506515P POLY BAG 1

P 5 QPC02503510P POLY BAG 1

P 6 QPA01502505 ENVELOPE 1

P 7 QPA01202505 POLY BAG 1

Parts number Parts name Area

Accessories parts list

Item

A 01 LET0181-002A INST BOOK C1

A 02 BT-52004-2 WARRANTY CARD C1

A 03 BT-20071B JVC CENTER LIST C1

A 04 BT-51028-1 J=REGIST CAR J1

A 05 YU20333 SAFETY INST. 1

A 06 EWP805-014 1P PLUG CORD(JE 1

A 07 VMP0088-001JW PIN CORD 1

A 08 RM-SXLR5010A REMOCON UNIT 1

A 09 ---------- BATTERY 2

A 10 LV32110-001A CAUTION SHEET 1

A 11 LV42668-001B CAUTION SHEET 1

A 12 LE40827-001A CAUTION SHEET 1

A 13 LE40834-001A CAUTION SHEET 1

A 14 QQR1256-001 FERRITE CORE 1

A 15 LE40848-003A CAUTION SHEET C1

Parts number Parts name Area

LET0181-001C INST BOOK J1

BT-51001-5 J=W.CARD J1

LE40848-002A CAUTION SHEET J1

Q'ty

Block No. M4MM

Description

Block No. M5MM

Description

3-18