Technics SA-GX130D Manual de usuario

Technics

STEREO

SYNTHESIZER

RECEIVER

SA-GX130D

Operating

Instructions

S/bexeG'

cuv

want

thank

you

for

selecting

this

product

and

welcome

you

the

growing

family

satisfied

Technics

product

owners

around

the

world.

feel

certain

you

will

get

maximum

enjoyment

from

this

new

addition

your

home.

Please

read

these

operating

instructions

carefully,

and

sure

keep

them

handy

for

convenient

reference.

Contents

•

Accessories.

•

Suggestions

for

Safety.

•

Connections.

•

Remote

Control

Transmitter.

•

Front

Panel

Controls

and

Functions.10

•

Mutual

Operations.12

•

Listening

Radio

Broadcasts..14

•

Recording.18

•

Remote

Control

Operation.20

•

Troubleshooting

Guide..

•

Maintenance.25

•

Technical

Specifications.26

-For

areas

except

Australia

and

N.Z.-

CAUTION:

The

voltage

different

according

the

area.

sure

set

the

proper

voltage

your

area

before

use.

(For

details,

please

refer

the

page

6.)

THIS

TUNER/RECEIVER

CAPABLE

RECEIVING

THE

NEW

STEREO

BROADCASTS

FROM

THE

BAND

RADIO

STATIONS

HOWEVER

MANY

TUNERS

AND

RECEIVERS

CURRENTLY

AVAILABLE

THE

MARKET

WILL

REPRODUCE

THIS

STEREO

SIGNAL

ONLY

MONO,

WHICH,

EFFECT,

LESSER

QUALITY

THAN

YOUR

EXISTING

MONO

TUNER/RECEIVER.

Accessories

•AC

power

supply

cord.1

(For

Auatralia

and

N.Z.)

•

indoor

antenna.1

•

loop

antenna.1

•

Screws.2

•

Remote

control

transmitter

(RAK-SA011XH)...1

nun

•

Power

plug

adaptor.

(For

areas

except

Australia

and

N.Z.)

Suggestions

for

Safety

■

Use

standard

wall

outlet

Use

from

power

source

high

voltage,

such

for

air

conditioner,

very

dangerous.

There

the

possibility

that

fire

might

caused

making

such

connection.

power

source

cannot

used.

sure

check

the

power

source

carefully,

especially

ship

other

place

where

used.

■

Grasp

the

plug

when

disconnecting

the

power

supply

cord

Wet

hands

are

dangerous.

dangerous

electric

shock

may

result

the

plug

touched

wet

hands.

Never

place

heavy

items

top

the

power

supply

cord,

and

never

force

bend

sharply.

■

Place

the

unit

where

will

well

ventilated

Place

this

unit

least

(4“)

away

from

wall

surfaces,

etc.

careful

that

curtains

and

similar

materials

not

obstruct

the

ventilation

holes.

■

Avoid

places

such

the

following:

direct

sunlight

other

places

where

the

temperature

high.

places

whers

there

excessive

vibration

humidity.

Such

conditions

might

damage

the

cabinet

and/or

other

compo¬

nent

parts

and

thereby

shorten

the

unit’s

service

life.

■

sure

place

the

unit

flat,

level

sur¬

face.

the

surface

inclined,

malfunction

may

result.

■

Never

attempt

repair

reconstruct

this

unit

serious

electric

shock

might

occur

this

unit

repaired,

disassembled

reconstructed

unauthorized

persons,

the

internal

parts

are

accidentally

touched.

■

Take

particular

care

children

are

present

Never

permit

children

put

anything,

especially

metal,

inside

this

unit.

serious

electric

shock

malfunction

could

occur

articles

such

coins,

needles,

screwdrivers,

etc.

are

inserted

through

the

ventilation

holes,

etc.

this

unit.

■

water

spilled

the

unit

extremely

careful

water

spilled

the

unit,

because

fire

serious

electric

shock

might

occur.

Immediately

disconnect

the

power

cord

plug,

and

consult

with

your

dealer.

■

Avoid

spray-type

insecticides

Insecticides

might

cause

cracks

“cloudiness”

the

cabinet

and

plastic

parts

this

unit.

The

gas

used

such

sprays

might,

moreover,

ignited

suddenly.

■

Never

use

alcohol

paint

thinner

These

and

similar

chemicals

should

never

used,

because

they

might

cause

flaking

cloudiness

the

cabinet

finish.

■

Disconnect

the

power

supply

cord

the

unit

will

not

used

for

long

time

the

unit

left

for

long

time

with

the

power

ON,

this

will

not

only

shorten

its

useful

operation

life,

but

may

also

cause

other

troubles.

■

trouble

occurs

If,

during

operation,

the

sound

interrupted

indicators

longer

illuminate,

abnormal

odor

smoke

detected,

im¬

mediately

disconnect

the

power

cord

plug,

and

contact

your

dealer

Authorized

Service

Center.

differs

according

area)

Antenna

connection

terminals

See

pages

—

for

detailed

information.

“PHONO”

terminals

Connect

turntable

only.

not

connect

any

other

sound

source

these

terminals.

This

unit

PHONO

Stereo

connection

cable

(not

included)

(R)

(L)

GNO

•Ground

wire

(not

included)

Turntable

(not

included)

Wfl

]

OUTPUT

“CD”

terminals

Connect

compact

disc

player.

This

unit

‘

Stereo

connection_

caoie

—sr

(not

included)

(R)

Compact

disc

player

(not

included)

OUT

■

“VCR

1”

terminals

Connect

VCR.

(See

the

operating

instructions

the

VCR.)

“TAPE/VCR

2”

terminals

Connect

tape

deck

second

VCR.

(7)

Cooling

fan

The

cooling

Ian

operates

high

output

power

levels

only.

Speaker

connection

terminals

See

page

for

detailed

information.

(For

areas

except

Australia

and

N.Z.)

Voltage

selector

(VOLT

ADJ)

See

page

for

detailed

information.

<0>

socket

(AC

IN)

See

page

for

detailed

information.

Note:

Location

socket

differs

according

area.

(6)

Remote

control

OUT

terminal

(REMOTE

CONTROL

OUT)

This

terminal

can

used

only

with

Technics

components

which

have

the

appropriate

remote

control

terminal.

(Consult

your

dealer

for

details.)

Proper

connection

with

remote

control

connection

cables

SJP2257T

will

allow

control

some

functions

from

this

unit’s

remote

control

transmitter.

(See

pages

20-22

for

details.)

Connect

tape

deck

and/or

compact

disc

player

shown

below.

tape

deck

not

being

used,

the

compact

disc

player

can

connected

directly

(dotted

line).

This

unit

Tape

deck

(not

included)

Compact

disc

player

(not

included)

Note:

For

compact

disc

player

with

remote

control

sensor

the

above

connection

not

necessary.

Connections

(continued)

antenna

connections

Not®:

outdoor

antenna

should

installed

competent

technician

only.

indoor

antenna

(included)

outdoor

antenna

(not

included)

coaxial

cable

(not

included)

This

unit

GND

ANT

Attach

wall

(using

tape)

facing

the

direction

best

recep¬

tion.

For

best

reception

sound

quality:

outdoor

antenna

recommended.

Note:

Disconnect

the

antenna

outdoor

antenna

installed.

the

indoor

antenna

does

not

provide

satisfactory

reception,

outdoor

antenna

should

used.

The

outdoor

antenna

may

required

mountainous

region,

this

unit

located

inside

reinforced-concrete

building,

etc.

-How

connect

indoor

antenna

Puli

off

the

plastic

the

tip

the

antenna

wire.

“

Twist

the

wire

and

connect

▼

shown

below.

-How

connect

coaxial

cable-

Remove

piece

the

outer

vinyl

insulator.

Twist

the

shield

braid

expose

the

core

wire.

Connect

the

shield

braid

and

the

core

wire

shown

the

right.

Shield

braid

Core

wire

(MW/LW)

antenna

connections

(

loop

antenna

(included)

)

Connect

the

loop

antenna

the

loop

antenna

terminals,

and

mount

vertically

column,

wall

rack.

•

this

antenna

not

properly

installed,

MW/LW

broadcasts

will

not

received.

•

sure

connect

the

loop

antenna

even

when

outdoor

antenna

used.

Pay

attention

the

following

points

when

mounting

the

antenna.

•

not

mount

horizontally

(Doing

will

impair

reception).

•

not

mount

power

cords,

speaker

wires

metal

surfaces

(Doing

will

result

noise).

•

not

mount

tape

deck.

When

the

tape

deck

be¬

ing

used,

chirping

beeping

sounds

may

result.

When

mounting

the

antenna

column,

wall

rack

Mount

vertically.

Move

the

antenna

toward

the

right

left

find

the

point

best

reception.

When

mounting

the

antenna

the

unit

This

type

installation

may

cause

impaired

reception

result

signal

noise.

possible,

mount

the

antenna

column,

wall

rack.

Move

the

antenna

toward

the

right

left

find

the

point

best

reception.

(

outdoor

antenna

(not

included)

)

outdoor

antenna

may

required

mountainous

region,

this

unit

located

inside

reinforced-concrete

building,

etc.

Use

5-12

vinyl-covered

wire

horizontally

the

window,

convenient

location.

Note:

When

the

unit

not

use,

disconnect

the

outdoor

antenna

prevent

possible

damage

that

may

caused

lightning.

Never

use

outdoor

antenna

during

electrical

storm.

Connections

(continued)

Connection

speaker

systems

Right

speaker

Left

speaker

system

(not

included)

(not

included)

■

“B”

terminals

For

connection

second

pair

speakers.

■

Speaker

impedance

and/or

8-16

connect

speaker

connection

cables

terminals

sure

only

connect

positive

(4-)

wires

positive

(+)

ter¬

minals,

and

negative

(-)

wires

negative

(-)

terminals.

Twist

the

core

the

speaker

cables.

=si

*—>—

Twist

(2)

Open

the

lever,

and

insert

the

core

until

can

longer

seen.

^—-Lever

the

lever,

and

pull

the

cable

assure

proper

connec¬

tion.

Note:

prevent

damage

circuitry,

never

short-circuit

positive

{+)

and

negative

(—)

speaker

wires.

set

the

power

voltage

(For

areas

except

Australia

and

N.Z.)

Set

the

voltage

selector

the

voltage

setting

for

the

area

which

the

unit

will

used.

(Use

minus

(—)

screwdriver]-.

This

unit

[VOLT

ADJI

mdJ

T=TT

Note:

Note

that

this

unit

will

seriously

damaged

this

setting

not

made

correctly.

connect

the

power

supply

cord

(Included)

Connect

the

power

supply

cord

(included)

after

all

other

cables

are

connected.

Note:

Configuration

power

supply

cord

and

location

socket

differ

according

area.

This

unit

For

areas

except

Australia

and

N.Z.

Insertion

Connector

Even

when

the

connector

perfectly

inserted,

depending

the

type

in¬

let

used,

the

front

part

the

connec¬

tor

may

jut

out

shown

the

draw¬

ing.

However

there

problem

using

the

unit.

Remote

Control

Transmitter

Insertion

remote

control

transmitter

batteries

Open

the

cover.

Insert

the

batteries.

•

sure

insert

according

the

(+)

and

(-)

indications

the

battery

compartment.

•

Use

two

UM-4,

“AAA”

(R03;

1.5

size

batteries.

lose

the

cover.

■

Battery

life

Battery

life

about

one

year.

(Battery

life

may

vary

depending

upon

the

frequency

use

and

other

conditions

use.)

The

batteries

should

replaced

the

unit

cannot

operated

even

when

the

remote

control

transmitter

brought

the

unit.

■

Battery

notes

•

sure

that

batteries

are

inserted

that

they

are

placed

correctly

with

respect

the

(+)

and

(—)

indications

the

battery

compartment.

the

batteries

are

not

in¬

serted

correctly,

they

may

leak

and

damage

the

remote

control

transmitter.

•

not

use

rechargeable

(nickel-cadmium)

type

batteries.

•

not

mix

old

and

new

batteries,

bat¬

teries

different

types

(carbon

and

alkaline,

etc.)

•

the

remote

control

transmitter

not

used

for

long

period

time,

take

out

the

batteries

and

store

them

cool,

dark

place.

•

Remove

and

dispose

worn-out

batteries.

•

Never

attempt

recharge

short-circuit

the

batteries,

and

not

disassemble

them

expose

them

excessive

heat

throw

them

into

fire.

•

battery

leaks,

remove

both

batteries

and

dispose

them,

and

then

thoroughly

clean

the

battery

compartment

before

in¬

serting

new

batteries.

Remote

control

transmitter

operation

notes

Face

toward

the

remote

control

signal

receptor

this

unit.

sura

the

transmitter

part

the

remote

control

transmitter

and

the

receptor

part

this

unit

are

free

from

dust.

Excessive

dust

might

prevent

reception.

(Obstacles

should

avoided.)

-Other

notes—-

not

expose

the

receptor

(on

this

unit)

direct

sunlight

other

strong

light,

because

might

result

incorrect

operation.

not

use

remote

control

transmitter

for

set,

VCR

other

video

compo¬

nent

the

same

time

this

remote

con¬

trol

transmitter

being

used,

because

might

result

incorrect

operation..

this

unit

installed

rack

with

glass

doors,

the

glass

door's

thickness

color

might

make

necessary

use

the

remote

control

transmitter

shorter

distance

from

the

unit.

Front

Panel

Controls

and

Functions

Tuner

section

Power

“

STANDBY/ON”

switch

(POWER,

STANDBY/ON)

Press

switch

the

unit

from

standby

mode

vice

ver¬

sa.

standby

mode,

the

unit

still

consuming

small

amount

power.

(2)

Remote

control

signal

receptor

(REMOTE

SENSOR)

Receives

the

signals

from

the

remote

control.

“STANDBY”

Indicator

(STANDBY)

When

the

unit

connected

the

mains

supply,

this

in¬

dicator

lights

standby

mode

and

goes

out

when

the

unit

turned

on.

Channel

display

This

display

shows

the

channel

number

selected

one

the

preset-tuning

buttons.

Also

this

display

shows

the

channel

number

for

about

seconds

during

memory

scan

operation.

Quartz-lock

Indicator

(QUARTZ

LOCK)

This

indicator

illuminates

when

the

unit

tuned

precisely

broadcast

station.

Memory

indicator

(MEMORY)

This

indicator

illuminates

when

the

memory

button

press¬

ed.

stereo

indicator

(FM

ST)

This

indicator

automatically

illuminates

when

stereo

broadcast

being

received.

Note:

will

not

illuminate

the

mode

selector

set

the

monaural

mode.

Memory

scan

Indicator

(M.

SCAN)

This

indicator

illuminates

when

the

memory

scan

button

pressed.

Band

Indicators

(FM,

LW,

MW)

Indicates

the

selected

band.

Input

selector/frequency

display

(INPUT

SELECTOR/FREQUENCY)

Displays

the

selected

source

broadcast

frequency.

(

)

Memory

scan

button

(MEMORY

SCAN)

This

button

used

locate

desired

broadcast

station;

each

broadcast

station

selected

for

about

seconds.

Tuning

buttons

(TUNING)

These

buttons

are

used

for

tuning

the

desired

broadcast

station.

Memory

button

(MEMORY)

This

button

used

when

presetting

broadcast

station

fre¬

quencies

into

memory.

(Refer

pages

15-16.)

Preset-tuning

buttons

-0)

(30

CHANNEL

RANDOM

PRESET

TUNING)

These

buttons

are

used

preset

broadcast

frequencies

into

the

memory

this

unit

and

recall

the

desired

preset

sta¬

tions.

(Refer

pages

16-17.)

Band

selectors

(FM,

LW,

MW)

FM:

Press

this

button

listen

broadcast.

LW:

Press

this

button

listen

broadcast.

MW:

Press

this

button

listen

broadcast.

ALLOCATION:

When

the

button

pressed

for

about

seconds,

the

frequency

step

will

change

kHz

per

step.

(This

step

set

kHz

before

shipment.)

order

return

the

original

frequency

indication,

press

this

button

for

about

seconds

again.

mode

selector

(FM

MODE)

This

unit

automatically

switches

the

stereo

mode

when

stereo

broadcast

received.

This

selector

used

select

the

mode

(stereo

monaural)

broadcast

signals.

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