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SPECIFICATIONS:

RADIO

SECTION

Tuning

System:

PLL

synthesizer

tuner

Receiving

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Playback

System:

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Consumption:

Speaker

Impedance:

Auto

Antenna

Rated

Current:.

FM:87.5

to

108

MHz

(0.05

MHz

steps)

MW:531

to

1,602

kHz

(9

kHz

steps)

LW:153

to

279

kHz

(1

kHz

steps)

‘

Auto

Reversing,

4-track,

2-channel

stereo

cassette

tape

playback

Monaural

also

possible

DC

14

V

(10.8

to

15.6

V

allowable),

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ground

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10

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Dimensions

178

mm

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:

188

mm

Note:

50mm

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mm

@

Short-circuiting

the

power

antenna

terminal

or

using

a

power

antenna

with

a

curent

exceeding

the

rated

current

can

damage

internal

circuits,

Always

use

with

the

rated

current.

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Specifications

and

the

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

for

further

improvement.

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OPERATION:

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1.

Controlling

the

Sound

&

General

Operation

CAUTION!

Turning

the

ignition

on

or

turning

the

POWER

button

on

with

the

volume

control

at

the

maximum

position

can

damage

your

cars.

%

POWER

Button

ar

®

%

Audio

Mode

(A-M)/Loudness

Selector

Button

@

Press

the

button

3

,

to

select

the

adjustment

mode.

The

adjustment

mode

changes

in

the

following

order.

ARX31470V

ARX3170E

@

DISPLAY

VOL-—>BASS—>TREB—>BAL—>FAD—>VOL

@

Loudness

ON/OFF

When

you

press

the

button

@

for

more

than

2

seconds,

loudness

is

turned

on,

and

the

“LD"

indicator

@)

lights

up.

To

turn

loudnes

5

off,

press

the

button

again

for

more

than

2

seconds.

%

Audio

Control

Up

Button

#

@

%

Audio

Controt

Down

Button

@

Audio

Mode

Indications

and

Description

of

Operation

Audio

Control

Up/Down

Buttons

Audio

Mode

VOL

volume

adjustment

BASS

bass

adjustment

Ty!

TREB

|

treble

adjustment

BAL

left/right

balance

adjustment

FAD

front/rear

balance

adjustment

Center

Position

the

steps

indicated

on the

display

do

not

match

due

to

the

large

number

of

Note

1:

In

the

balance

and

fader

adjustment

modes,

the

actual

steps

and

steps.

Note

2:

The

original

display

reappears

approximately

7

seconds

after

the

adjustments

in

the

various

audio

modes.

Note

3:

The

various

modes

are

set

to

the

following

values

when

the

power

is

first

turned

on

after

the

set

is

installed

in

the

car:

VOL

13

.BAO,TRO,

BoOandF

0.

%

Setting

the

DSP

Mode

lf

you

have

a

Digital

Sound

Processor

(DSP)

connected

to

your

unit,

you

must

carry

out

this

setting

without

fail.

Turn

the

volume

to

MAX

(Vo33).

Holding

down

button

®

press

button

@3

.

The

adjustments

of

the

volume

and

tons

are

carried

on

the

Digital

Sound

Processor.

*

rie

3

the

Equalizer

Mode

If

you

have

an

Equalizer

or

a

Digital

Sound

Processor

with

a

built-in

equalizer

connected

to

your

unit,

you

must

carry

out

this

setting

without

fail.

Holding

down

button

@

,

press

button

@

.

The

bass/

treble

adjustment

is

carried

out

on

the

equalizer.

%

Monitor

The

tape

deck

continues

to

operate

even

if

the

mode

is-switched

for

example

to

the

radio

mode

while

fast-forwarding,

rewinding

or

searching

on

a

tape.

2.

Listening

to

the

Radio

%*

Tuner

Mode

Selection/Band

Selection

Button

@

Tuner

Mode

Selection

Press

button

@

to

set

the

tuner

mode.

Band

Selection

When

you

press

button

@

,

the

reception

band

changes

in

the

following

order:

FM1—>FM2—>FM3—>AM(L/M)—>FM1

(FM1,

FM2

and

FM3

are

on

the

same

reception

frequency

band.)

*

Tuning

Mode

Selector

Button

(T-M)

@

Press

the

button

@)

so

that

"MANU"

appears

on

the

display.

The

manual

tuning

mode

is

now

set.

Tune

into

a

station

by

pressing

button

Or

button

@)

.

Unless

you

press

button

@

_

or

button

@

within

7

seconds

of

switching

to

the

manual

tuning

mode,

the

unit

will

return

to

the

seek

tuning

mode.

@

Manual

Tuning

During

FM

reception,

the

frequency

changes

in

steps

of

0.05

MHz.

On

MW,

it

changes

in

steps

of

9

kHz,

and

on

LW,

in

steps

of

1

kHz.

1.

Press

the

button

@)

to

set

the

manual

tuning

mode.

2.

When

you

press

button

,

the

frequency

increases,

and

when

you

press

button

@

,

it

decreases.

Seek

Tuning

(Locai/DX)

There

are

two

sensitivity

levels

for

seek

tuning:

DX

seek,

which

will

tune

in

any

broadcasting

stations

which

can

be

received,

and

Local

seek,

where

only

those

stations

with

a

sufficiently

strong

signal,

i.

e.

local

stations,

can

be

tuned

in.

<DX

Seek>

1.

Check

that

the

"DX"

indicator

(@)

is

lit.

If

not,

press

button

21

formore

than

2

seconds.

2.

Press

button

to

tune

toward

higher

frequencies

and

press

button

@Q

to

tune

toward

lower

frequencies.

Tuning

will

stop

when

a

broadcast

station

is

received.

<Local

Seek>

1.

The

"DX"

indicator

()

appears

when

button

@)

is

pressed

for

over

2

seconds.

Press

button

to

tune

toward

higher

frequencies

and

press

button

@

to

tune

toward

lower

frequencies.

Tuning

will

stop

when

a

broadcast

station

with

a

strong

signal

is

received.

2:

%K

MUTE

Button

@

When

button

@)

is

pressed,

the

sound

turns

off

and

"MUTE"

appears.

Press

the

button

again

to

cancel

the

muting

mode.

*

Preset

Buttons

1,

2,3,4,5and6

@

©

By

pressing

a

Preset

button

you

can

instantly

recail

a

station

which

has

been

stored

in

memory.

%

When

calling

a

broadcasting

station,

unless

you

release

the

Preset

button

within

2

seconds,

the

displayed

frequency

will

be

stored

at

the

Preset

button,

so

be

careful.

*

Storing

Stations

in

the

Preset

Memory

6

radio

stations

can

be

stored

in

memory

for

each

band.

1.

Press

button

@

to

select

the

reception

band.

2.

Press

button

for

more

than

2

seconds

to

store

stations

automatically

in

the

memory

(Auto

Store).

tf

less

than

6

sthtions

are

stored

in

this

process,

or

if

you

want

to

store

a

broadcisting

station

with

a

weak

signal,

carry

out

the

following

steps.

.

Tune

in

the

broadcasting

station

using

Manual

Tuning.

.

Press

the

desired

Preset

button

for

more

than

2

seconds.

The

ound

will

go

off

when

you

press

the

button,

and

when

it

comes

on

again

,

the

station

has

been

stored.

%

Preset

Scan/Auto

Store

Memory

Button

@&

@

Preset

Scan

Press

button

.

The

broadcasting

stations

stored

at

Preset

b

ttons

1

to

6

will

be

received

in

order

for

7

seconds

each.

When

you

press

button

@

again,

or

press

one

of

the

Preset

buttons

1

to

6,

this

mode

will

be

released.

(When

the

unit

is

receivingon

FM,

all

the

stations

stored

In

FM1,

FM2

and

FM

will

be

received

ir»

order.)

%

If

you

press

button

for

more

than

2

seconds,

the

Auto

store

memory

mode

will

become

operative,

All

the

stations

stord

in

the

memory

so

far

will

be

cleared,

and

new

ones

will

be

stred

instead,

so

be

careful.

Auto

Store

Memory

6

strong-signal

broadcasting

stations

can

be

stored

automatically

for

each

band.

(See

“Storing

Stations

in

the

Preset

Memory’.

|

*

Stations

previously

stored

in

the

preset

memory

are

cleate;

when

new

ones

are

stored

using

Auto

Store.

ARX3170V

ARX3-70E

3

Stereo

Reception

Indicator

When

a

stereo

broadcast

is

received,

the

“ST"

indicator

@

lights

up.

%*

Traffic

information

Button

VF)

@&

@

[ARX3170V

Only]

1.When

the

"SK"

indicator

is

lit,

this

signifies

that

the

station

tuned

in

transmits

traffic

information

broadcasts.

Using

the

button

@

,

you

can

select

automatic

reception

of

Traffic

Information

broadcasts

(“VF”

indicator

lit).

This

means

that

if

a

traffic

information

broadcast

is

aired

while

you

listen

to

a

cassette

or

a

CD,

playback

will

pause

and

the

announcement

can

be

heard.

When

the

announcement

is

completed,

cassette

or

CD

playback

continues,

Traffic

information

announcements

are

reproduced

at

a

preset

volume

level

and

can

be

heard

even

if

the

volume

level

is

set

to

minimum.

“INFO"

appears

on

the

display

during

reception

of

traffic

information

broadcasts.

2.

If

the

button

@

is

pressed

while

a

station

not

broadcasting

traffic

information

is

being

received,

the

unit

will

search

for

a

station

broadcasting

such

information

and

tune

into

it if

possible.

3.

If

the

"VF"

indicator

©

lights

during

Seek

Tuning

or

Auto

Store,

only

stations

broadcasting

Traffic

Information

will

be

heard

and

stored

in

memory.

*

oo

of

Traffic

Information

Stations

(only

valid

when

VF

is

on)

o

When

the

signal

from

the

station

broadcasting

traffic

information

becomes

too

weak,

the

unit

will

search

for

another

station

broadcasting

such

information,

*

Adjusting

the

Volume

of

Traffic

Information

Announcement

@&

,

The

volume

level

for

traffic

information

announcements

has

been

preset

at

the

factory.

It

is

possible

to

change

this

level

if

required.

1.

Tune

in

the

traffic

information

station

broadcasting

the

strongest

signal

you

can

find.

2.

Keep

the

button

@

pressed

for

2

seconds.

“VF9"

will

be

displayed.

3.

Use

the

Up

button

@

and

Down

button

@

to

change

the

volume

level

of

traffic

information

announcements.

The

minimum

level

is

0

and

maximum

level

33.

4.

Normal

operation

resumes

7

seconds

after

the

volume

is

adjusted.

3.

Listening

to

Cassette

Tapes

3

Cassette

Tape

Playback

Insert

the

cassette

tape

horizontally

so

that

the

side

where

the

tape

can

be

seen

is

on

the

right.

%

Tape

Mode

Selector

Button

a

@

When

you

press

button

"TAPE"

is

displayed,

and

tape

playback

begins.

If

no

cassette

tape

is

loaded,

"CASS"

flashes

and

the

mode

returns

to

the

%

Play/Pause

Button

@

Each

time

you

press

button

@)

,

playback

begins

or

pauses.

%*

Eject

Button

@r

©

When

you

press

button

@)

,

the

cassette

tape

is

ejected.

If

you

eject

the

tape

while

it

is

being

played,

the

tuner

mode

is

set.

%

Fast

Forward

and

Rewind/Programme

Selector

Buttons

@

,@

@

Using

Fast

Forward/Rewind

1.

During

top

side

playback

(tape

travel

indicators

light

clockwise):

Fast

forward:

Press

button

©)

until

it

locks.

Rewind:

Press

button

until

it

locks.

2.

During

bottom

side

playback

(tape

travel

indicators

light

count-

erclockwise):

Fast

forward:

Press

button

until

it

locks.

Rewind:

Press

button

until

it

locks.

3.

Release

Press

the

opposite

button-either

or

©

@

Changing

the

Programme

(Running

Direction)

When

you

press

buttons

and

©)

simultaneously,

the

tape

Playback

direction

will

change.

%K

Metal

Tape

Button

Use

this

button

to

select

the

proper

equalization

for

the

type

of

tape

being

used.

4.

Operating

a

CD

Changer

You

can

connect

a

CD

changer

(sold

separately)

to

this

unit

to

enjoy

CD

playback,

9

CD

Changer

Mode

Selector

Button

>

Press

button

.

The

disc

number

(J)

and

track

number

will

appear

on

the

display,

and

playback

will

start.

*

If

cD

playback

does

not

start,

the

reason

will

appear

on

the

display.

For

details,

see

“Typical

Displays

in

CD

Changer

Mode".

ARX3170V

ARX3170E

Last

Position

Memory

Before

the

power

is

switched

off,

and

before

changing

to

another

mode,

this

unit

stores

the

setting

for

the

track

which

was

being

played

last

.

When

playback

is

resumed,

it

starts

with

this

track.

te

When

the

magazine

is

replaced,

the

stored

setting

for

the

track

previously

played

is

erased.

%

Play/Pause

Button

&

@

Each

time

you

press

button

@)

,

playback

begins

or

pauses.

%

Disc

Up

Search

Button

When

you

press

button

,

the

starts

playing.

Each

time

you

press

this

button,

the

unit

moves

on

to

the

in

order.

If

6

discs

have

not

been

loaded

in

the

magazine,

the

empty

disc

numbers

are

skipped.

%

Magazine

Select

Button

@

@®

Selecting

the

Magazine

@

When

a

12-disc

or

18-disc

changer

is

connected:

Press

this

button

for

more

than

two

seconds

to

increase

the

magazine

number

one

number

at

a

time

and

begin

piayback.

%%

Playback

starts

from

the

first

track

on

disc

no.

1.

X

Direct

Disc

Buttons

@

When

you

press

button

6)

(1

to

6),

the

disc

corresponding

to

the

button

which

was

pressed

is

played,

If

you

press

the

button

for

the

disc

number

currently

playing,

the

unit

will

return

to

the

first

track

on

the

disc.

%

Search

Control

Up

Button

a

@®

/

Search

Control

Down

Button

@&

@

Track

Number

Search

When

you

press

button

,

the

track

number

goes

up,

and

when

you

press

button

@

,the

track

number

goes

down.

The

track

number

is

shown

on

the

display.

e@

Cusing/Reviewing

(high-speed

playback)

Press

and

hoid

in

button

to

cue,

button

@

to

review.

%

Repeat

Play

Button

The

repeat

function

consists

of

Track

Repeat,

which

plays

one

track

tepeatedly,

and

Disc

Repeat,

which

plays

one

disc

repeatedly.

@

Track

Repeat

Press

button

@

.

The

"RPT"

indicator

®

lights

up,

and

the

track

currently

playing

is

played

over

and

over

again.

When

you

press

the

button

again,

this

mode

is

released.

@

Disc

Repeat

Press

button

@

for

more

than

2

seconds.

The

"DISC"

indicator

@

and

the

"RPT"

indicator

(@)

light

up,

and

the

disc

currently

playing

is

played

over

and

over

again.

When

you

press

the

button

again,

this

mode

is

released.

Scan

Button

ae

@

Press

this

button

to

play

the

first

seconds

CD

tracks.

The

scan

function

consists

of

Track

Scan,

which

plays

a

bit

of

each

track

on

the

disc,

and

Disc

Scan,

which

plays

a

bit

of

the

first

track

on

the

disc

and

then

moves

on

to

the

@

Track

Scan

Press

button

.

The

"SCN"

indicator

@)

lights

up,

and

track

scan

begins.

When

you

press

the

button

again,

this

mode

is

released

and

playback

continues.

When

it

has

finished

playing

the

first

bi

of

the

last

track,

Track

Scan

moves

on

to

the

and

continues

from

there.

@

Disc

Scan

Press

button

for

more

than

2

seconds.

The

"DISC"

indicator

@

and

the

"SCN"

indicator

(

light

up,

and

Disc

Scan

begins.

When

you

press

the

button

again,

this

mode

is

released

and

playbac

k

continues.

3

Random

Play

Button

The

Random

Play

function

consists

of

norma!

Random

Play,

whicin

selects

and

plays

tracks

at

random

from

one

disc,

and

Disc

Random

Play,

which

selects

and

plays

tracks

at

random

from

among

allthe

discs

in

the

magazine.

@

Random

Play

Press

button

@

.

The

"RDM"

indicator

@

lights

up,

and

rindiom

play

begins.

When

you

press

this

button

again,

this

mode

is

rdea

sed.

When

the

unit

has

finished

playing

all

the

tracks

on

the

disc,

tm

oves

on

to

the

and

starts

random

play

on

that

disc.

@

Disc

Random

Play

Press

button

(@

for

more

than

2

seconds.

The

“DISC”

indiator

@

and

“RDM"

indicator

@)

light

up,

and

random

play

of

all

tracks

on

all

discs

begins.

When

you

press

the

button

again,

this

mock

j=

released.

%

Tracks

are

selected

at

random,

so

the

same

track

may

be

played

more

than

once.

M

Typical

Displays

in

CD

Changer

Mode

Patio

Nec

ame

Display

Explanation

of

the

Display

Mode

of

Operation

Displayed

when

the

CD

changer

is

not

connected

(wrongly

wired,

for

example)

When

mode

changes

1)

Displayed

when

the

magazine

is

not

set

in

the

CD

changer

2)

Displayed

when

no

CD

has

been

inserted

in

the

magazine

5.

Troubleshooting

Cause

Measure

Power

does

not

turn

on

(or

no

sound

is

Replace

with

a

fuse

of

the

same

amperage

(10

A)

as

the

old

fuse.

produced).

j

Read

the

connection

instructions

once

more

and

connect

carefully.

Use

a

cleaning

tape,

ete,

to

clean

the

head.

Nothing

happens

when

buttons

are

Microprocessor

has

malfunctioned

due

|

Use

a

thin

rod,

etc.

to

press

the

reset

button.

pressed,

or

display

is

wrong.

to

noise,

etc.

@

This

unit

is

equipped

with

a

number

of

self-diagnosis

functions

to

protect

the

system.

If

a

problem

should

occur,

the

user

is

warned

through

various

error

displays.

Eliminate

the

problem

using

the

procedures

shown

below.

Error

Displa

Procedure

This

indicates

that

playback

has

been

stopped

automatically

due

to

a

rise

in

the

temperature

inside

the

CD

changer

or

a

rise

in

the

surrounding

temperature.

—>

Lower

the

temperature

around

the

CD

changer

and

wait

a

while.

This

indicates

that

a

problem

has

occurred

with

the

CD

changer's

mechanism

(disc

cannot

be

changed

or

ejected,

etc.).

-~>

The

CD

changer

mechanism

is

likely

damaged.

Contact

your

store

of

purchase.

‘This

indicates

that

the

pickup

is

out

of

focus

during

playback

due

to

scratches

on

the

disc,

etc.

This

indicates

that

the

CD's

TOC

(table

of

contents)

cannot

be

read,

for

example

because

the

selected

disc

is

upside-down.

K

ita

display

other

than

one

of

the

displays

above

apperas,

press

the

reset

button.

!f

the

problem

persists,

turn

the

power

off

and

contact

your

store

of

purchase.

‘

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FEATURES:

TUNER

@

Automatic

Traffic

Information

Station

Tuning

(VF)

[ARX3170V

Only]

Mf

Electronic

Quartz-Locked

PLL

Tuning

Il

One-Touch

Memory

(18

FM,

3

MW/

LW)

@

Tuning

Modes:

Manual

Tuning

and

Station

Seek

in

both

directions

I

Preset

Scan

(PS)

&

Auto

Store

(AS)

on

FM/

MW/LWEEDX/

Local

Svitch

@

Super

SASC

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(Signal

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Stereo

Control)

&

CZ1

Noise

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DK

Level

TAPE

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Auto

Reverse

Ml

Electronic

Servo

Motor

J

Metal(70

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Tape

Equalization

Ml

Hard

Permalloy

Dual-Gutter

Head

lf

Illuminated

Tape

Door

AUDIO

SECTION

@

Muting,

Loudness,

Fader,

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Controls

ll

2-Channel

RCA

Line

Level

Output

§

Maximum

Power

Output:

4x30

W

GENERAL

Mcp

Changer

Control

&

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Antenna

Activator

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Multi-Mode

LCD

Display

I

Radio/Tape/CD

Changer

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ll

Fully

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DIN

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TP2

AND

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98.1MHZ/65dB

SIGNAL

(NO

MOD.),AND

ADJUST

THE

READING

OF

DIGITAL

VOLT—NETER

TO

0+30mV

BY

IFT2.

1.CONNECT

THE

DIGITAL

VOLT-METER

TO

TP4.

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THE

98.1MHZ/30dB

SIGNAL

(NO

MOD.)

3.ADJUST

THE

LEVEL

TO

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10

OF

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TEST—POINT

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PRE-ADJUSTED

TUNER

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MAIN

PWB

TEST—POINT

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1.INPUT

THE

98.1MHz,

CONNECT

THE

OUTPUT

OF

A

STEREO

MODULATOR

TO

THE

EXTERNAL

SEPARATION

MODULATION

TERMINAL,

AND

INPUT

A

65dB

SIGNAL.

2.SET

THE

STEREO

MODULATOR

TO

THE

L

OR

R-ch

AND

ADJUST

VR101

SO

THAT

THE

MAXIMUM

SEPARATION

IS

OBTAINED.

(MORE

THAN

20dB)

ARX3170V

ARX3170E

:

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PWB

BLOCK

ITEM

TEST-—POINT

VF-SK

L301

1.CONNECT

THE

DIGITAL

VOLT—METER

TO

TP7.

-

(57kHz)

2.INPUT

THE

98.1MHZ/65dB

SIGNAL

(NO

MOD.)

SK+BK=ON,

DK=OFF.

(ARX3170V

ONLY)

S3.ADJUST

THE

READING

OF

DIGITAL

VOLT-METER

TO

MAXIMUM

BY

L301.

VF-DK

“L.CONNECT

THE

DIGITAL

VOLT-METER

TO

TP8.

(125Hz)

2.INPUT

THE

98.1MHZ/65dB

SIGNA

MOD.

SK+BK+DK=O0N

(ARX3170V

ONLY)

3.ADJUST

THE

READING

OF

DIGITAL

VOLT-METER

TO

MAXIMUM

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VRSOL

ADJUSTMENT

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PDL.PD2

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pump

output

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controler

clock

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