Pioneer SX-990 Einrichtungshandbuch

PIONEEFI

SOLIDSTATE

AM/FMSTEREO

RECEIVER

Model

s)Ges|o

CAUTION

Before

connectingthelinecordto thewallsocket,carefully

readand

followtheinstructions

describedbelow,

to assurethesafety

of your

unit.

. Thisrsceiver

is set

for 24OV

operation

when

shipped.

lf thisunit

is us€d

in a different

linevoltagearsa,

readandfollow "LINE

VoLTAGE

SELECTION

AND

FUSE"

page

1.Besurethat

the

lin€voltagesstting

on your unit agreeswith tholinevoltagsin

yourarea

andthatthe

fuseinstalledin your

unitisaproper

one.

INSTALLATION,

OPERATING

ANDSERVICE

MANUAL

Including

PARTS

LIST,CIRCUIT

DIAGRAMS,TROUBLE'

SHOOTING

AND MOUNTINGTEMPLATE. (FVW)

PIONEER

ELf,

CTRtrNIEEtrRPtrRATItril

IrJIONEEFI

FEATURES HIGH.PERFORMANCEFMTUNER

An FET {field-effect

transistor)is usedin th€ radiofrequencyamplifierto attainahigh

sensitivhy and selectivity. Funher, four lcs (integratedcircuits) are us€d for th€

intermediate

frequencyamplifierto eliminate

interferenceandnoise.

BUILT.IN

EXCELLENTFMMPXCIRCUIT

This srwitchingcirdit havingexc€llentseparation

and frequencyresponseisbuilt in for

reproduction

of reality music.

BUILT-IN

HIGHLY-SENSITIVE

FERRITEANTENNA

FOR

RADIORECEPTION

Theferriteantenna

provides

high-sensitivity

receptionof AM broadcast

programs.

. SPECIAL

CIRCUITRY

FORVERSATILITY

Thehighoutput

given

by strictly

selectedtransistors,twoseGof loudspeakor

terminals

andphono

terminals,andthe provision

for usinga microphonemake

Model

SX-990

suitable

fortheprofessional

usea well6 the

familyuse.

A VARIETYOFACCESSORIES

Accessoriesinclude the program lampsthat indicate the programbeing played,the

tuning metersverticallyarranged

for facilitatingselection

of an FM broadcast

program,

the loudspeaker

selector

switct, tapemonitor switch,etc.,all for enjoyable

useof Model

sx-990.

ELEGANTLY

DESIGNED

FRONT

PANEL

Narvlydesigned

knob6areuniquelyarrang€d

on the silvertone panel.

LINEVOLTAGE

SELECTION

ANDFUS

SWITCHING

LINE VOLTAGE SETTING

AND

FUSE

Inorder

to remove

thefuse,

tumthe

fuse

caplocated

on the linevoltageselector

switchin the direction

indicatedby an arJow.Thenremove

the fuse

plug

from the unit. Put the fuseplugbackso that the

proper

linevoltage

markingcanbeseenthrough

the

cutintheedge

ofthe

plug.

Whenever

the set position

of the selector

s itch is

changed,

checktheratingofthe

fuse.A l-amperefuse

isto beusedfor either220Vor 24OV

operationand

2-ampere

fusefor anyof 110V,117V,

or 130V

operation.lf the ratingof thefuseis proper,

install

thefuseinthefuse

caD.

REPLACINGOF FUSE

Whenthe fuseis blown,remove

the fusecapand

replacethe

fus€withanevvone.

Take

off the fusecap by turningit with a coin,

etc.in the directionindicated

bythearrowmark,

AIII

cott{

FUSEPLUG

Fis.1

REARCONNECTIONS

TURNTABLE

(MM) CARTRIDGE

TAPE PLAYER

CRYSTAL

/CERAMIC TAPE

RECORD

PLAYER GND

I TERMINALRECORDING

TAPE TAPE REC

/ P.B.

CONNECTOR

(DIN TYPE)

REC/P.

TAPE

MONITOR

fo)

ro)l

TAPE

SPEAKER

OUTPUT

FTERMINALS'l

(4n-l6a) g

CENTER

CHANNEL 220V

t30v

tov

INOTE : tf the

("DlN"type)

CONNECTOR

and MONITOR

A-SPEAKER SYSTEM B-SPEAKER SYSTEM

NOTE: l. Wh€n

only on€ s€t of sP€aker

syst€m is connected

to th€ Sx-99O. Thespesk€r imPedance

mavbe 4

to 16 ohms.

2. Do not short the SPEAKER TERMINALS.

ALLTERMINALS

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MAGNETIC

ARE INTERNALLY PHONOI PHONO2

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EE LINE VOLTAGI

SELECTOR AI

LEFT CHANNEL

CHANNEL

RIGHT

CHANNEL

LINE

CORD

FMANTENNA

lI the indoor antenna

js not adequate for

reception of FM Prog-

rams. seParat€ly esta-

blish an antenna in the

outside ol th€ house for

receiving FM sig als

STEREO

SYSTEM

The SX-990 is a generafpurpce stereo amplifier.

Connect to it the loudspeoker systems (two or four),

turntablo, tape recorder, etc., which are separately

6vailable.

Fig.3

INSTALLATION

For installation of the stereosystem,select

a place

rneeting

the follo\,ving:

. Well ventilated.and free from moisture

anddust

. Unex

posed

to directslnlight

a Far from heat

radiators

(space

heaters.

etc')

. Stable

without incurring

vibrations

LISTENING

ROOM

. Whenthe stereosystem

isinstalled,

listento music

according to the connection and operation in-

structions

desc'riH below.

. The reproduced

soundisvery diffurentdepending

onthesizeof the room,the furniture anangement

in the room, andthe materialsof walls,floorand

ceiling.

Generally,

the reproduc€d

soundfills the room if

the room hasa low ceiling

and hardfloor, or the

room hasa small lengthand a hardwall opposing

loudspeakers.

Thisundesirable

acoustlgcondition

can be muchalleviat€d

by layinga carpeton the

floor for the former room and by covering

the

wall with a thick olrtain for the latterroom. lt is

alsoan effectivesolution to dlange the arrange

ment of fumitur6 for irregular

reflection of ttle

loudspeaker

sound.

ecordlplayback

connector

rrovidedon your tape

APEREC

/ P,B.

.erDinalsto the rsceiver

RECOROER)

FM ANTENNA

TERMINALS

230 VA

(TAPE

Fis.2

IPIONEETT

CONTROLSAND SWITCHESONTHEFRONT

PANEL

PROGRAM

3 rruotcnroRLAMPS

1514l3

l. SPEAKERS

SWITCH

A combination of the Dower

on/off switch andth€

loudspeaker

systemselectorswitch.

NNss

Kß:w

slfo,N

+ sexn,s-orr_lr+e_:;1

ss"G@mffKr:

Fig.4

POWEROFF:.....Theequipmentisdeenergized.

The power supplied from the

S1I/ITCHEDACoutlet(36)is

discon-

tinuedsimultaneously.

A: ...--"..-".'..-..

Soundis reproduced

fromtheloud-

speaker system connected to the

SPEAKEROUTPUTA terminals

(31

and321.

SPKR

OFF:

.......

Loudspeakers

stopsounding.

This

position

isselectedwhen

usinga

stereoheadphone.

B:.......-....-.'...'...The

loudspeakersystemconnectdto

theSPEAKEROUTPUTB terminals

(33

and

34)is

putinoperation.

A + B:........"--.The

loudspeaker

systemsconnectedto

SPEAKER

OUTPUT

A andB termi-

nalsare

putinoperation,

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iaö-i6t-xrokrz

SPEAKEFIS

Fi$5

2. TUNINGMETERS

When tuning the receiver

to an AM broadc6tirE

station,adjustthe TUNING knob (4) sothe pointer

of the lower one of the meters deflects largely

rightward.

When tuning the receiver

to an FM broadcasting

station, adiustthe TUNING knob sothe pointer of

the lower meter deflectslargelyrightward and, in

addition, the pointer of the upper meter is at the

center,

Tuning to AM Rädio Station

Fis.6

3. FM STEREO

INDICATOR

This lamp is lit during receptionof an FM stereo

program.

4. TUNING KNOB

Theknobfor tuningthe receiver

to an

AM or FM

broadcasting

stätion.Adiust

the knobfor thebest

tuningwhileobs€rvingthetuning

meters

(2).

5. SELECTOR SWITCH

Thes,witch

forselectingthe

program

source.

AM:

.......'

.........

For

receptionof

anAM

program.

FMMONO:

...,. For rec€ptionof an FM monaural

program,

FMAUTO:

...." For automatically

selectiv€reception

ofstereoormonaural

FMProgram.

PHONO1............

For

playing

adisk

recordbyusingthe

turnbbleconnectedto thePHONO1

terminals

(17),

PHONO

2/MlC: Forplaying

adisk

recordbyusingthe

turntableconnectedto thePHONO2

terminals

(18)

or for usinga micp

phone

by insertingits cord pluginto

theMIC

iack

(16).(When

themicro

phone

is connectedto the iack,the

turntableconnected

to thePHONO2

terminalscannotbeused.)

AUX:

.....-'......'

For using

the cartridge

tape

player,

reproducingthe TV audio

output,or

operating

otherequipmentconnectd

totheAUXterminals

(20).

When the SELECTOR

sl,vitch

is operated.

the

program

indicator

lamp

corresponding

totheselect-

edsource

lighß.

6. PHONESJACK

Whenusinga stereoheadphone,insertits

plug

into

this

iack.For

theheadphone

to beusedwithModel

SX-990,

PIONEER's

Model

SE-20,SE-30orSE-50is

recommended.

When a longer cord is required for the stereo

headphone.use

PIONEER's

ModelJB-23extension

cordseparatelyavailable.

When desiringto connect two stereoheadphonet

usePIONEER's

ModelJB-22

"Y" cordseparately

available.

BASSCONTROL

Whenthis knob isturnedclockwise,bassisboosted;

whentumed counterclockwise.attenuated.Whhthe

knob setto the center,thefrequency

responsecurve

is flat. The centerand outer knob6of this double

knob are friction-coupledwith eachother. andthe

tone of both left andright channelscanbeadjusted

simultaneously

by tuming either knob. The center

knob is for the left channel.

and the outer knob is

for the right channel.

Whenadjustingthe tone of

onlv one of the channels,turn the knob for that

channelwhile holding the other knob by the other

hand.

RIGHT CHANNEL

(cH

.R)

Tuningto FM Radio Station

tw-t""*

LEFT CHANNEL

(cH

.L) Fis.7

8. TREBLE

CONTROL

Use of this knob is similar to that of the BASS

control knob (7).

9, FILTERSWITCHES

LOW: A svtitch

for suppressing

low-frequency

noise

hum.

HIGH: A su?itch for zuppressing

high-frequency

noise.

These s,witches

are of the pushbuttontype. When

the button is pressed

once,theswitchtums on. and

whenpressed

onceagain,

it turnsoff,

10.BALANCE

CONTROL

This knob is usedfor adjustingthe stereophonic

balance.

When the volume of the right channel

loudspeakeris smaller, turn the knob clockwise

towardRIGHT;whenleftchannel

volumeissmaller,

counterclockwise

toward LEFT

BALANCE

wh€nthevolume

*.)"jlt- whenthevolume

teft channet f N right chsnnel

toudspeak6r

it lk-+:\) loudsPeaker

smatt€r VrZ smaller

LEFT- FTIGHT

Fig.8

11.

VOLUME

CONTROL

The volume increases

when the knob is turned

clockwise,

12, 13 and14arepushbutton

switches.Switches

turn on whenthepushbuttons

are

depressedonce;

turnoffwhendepressed

again.

12.

LOUDNESS

SWITCH

With this switch turned on when the soundvolume

is low, insufficiencies

of bassand treble are com-

pensatd for. Whenthe soundvolume is high, it is

recommendd to keep

thiss,witchturned off.

13.

MUTINGSWITCH

Turning on this switch, the noisegenerated

when

tuning the receiver to an FM station can be

eliminated. lf l\4odelSX-990 is usedwherethe FM

field strength is low, keep this str/itchturned off

sincethe program

soundisalsosuppressed

with the

switch

tumeddn.

14.TAPE MONITORSWITCH

Turn on this switch for listeningto or monitoring

only the signalreproducdby atape

deck

(ortape

recorder). When not usingthe tape deck (or tape

recorder). keep this switch turned off. Otherwise,

loudsoeaken

will not sound.

15.

MODE

SWITCH

Functionsasfollows:

REV....... Stereo,with lefi and right channel

input signals exchanged for each

other.

STEREO

..' Normalstereo

L.....'...'-"' Monaural play with only the left

channel input signal fed to both

channel

loudsDeakers.

R..............Monauralplay with only the right

channel input signal fed to both

channel

loudsPeakers.

L+ R ........Monaural

play

with both

leftandright

channelinput signalsmixed together

and reoroduced from both channel

lou&Deakers.

f---- R* --__l

l-..'------T-----_.-/-_--'---']

'r1.","

---H\---f **T]:"

t *;--___]

- LEFrv ----t----------- rlr-r ---.t

I^DUTIIIOUTPUT

L-R'GHro I L.-."'."'-

r .--;;--_--l

-LEFro---t------------ !LE;r---.1

't:1.,,"

-+--------t-F "",."?'i-

. Fis.9

16.MIC

{MICROPHONE}

JACK

Whena microphone is connecGdto this iack, the

signal fed from the turntable connected to the

PHONO 2 terminals

(18) on the rear panel is

disconnected,

ITJTONEEII

TERMINALS

ANDCONNECTORS

ONTHE

REAR

PANEL:

17 18t9

202122 23 2526

35 36 37

29 30 31

32 3334

Theupper

ones

of theterminals

17,

jA,20,21,22,

28 and29 arefor the left channel

respectively;the

lower

onet for theright

channel.

17.

PHONO

1 TERMINALS

MAG:.,.......Connectherea turntableequipped

with amovingmagentcartridge.

CER:.,,....,..Connectherea turntableequipped

with aceramicor crystalcartridge.

NOTE: Two turntablecannotbe connected

to the MAG and CER terminals

simultaneously.

18.PHONO2MAGTERMINALS

Connectherea turntable equipped

with a moving

magnetcartridge.

Fis.10

19.

GND

(GROUND)

TERMINAL1

lf the turntable or other equipment

usedwith

[/odel SX-990 is providedwith a ground wire,

connectthewireto thisterminal.

20.

AUX.

(AUXILIARY)

INPUTTERMINALS

Connectherethe outputof a cartridge

tape

player.

21.TAPE MON TERMINALS

(TAPE

PLAY.

BACKINPUTS)

Connectthe iineoutputor monitor

outputof tape

deck

(or

taperecorder)to these

termanals.

22.TAPE

REC

TERMINALS

(TAPE

RECORD-

ING

OUTPUTS)

Connectthe line input of a tape deck (or tape

recorder).Signalis always

suppliedto thesetermi-

nals while SX-990isworking;however,

the signal

cannotbe controlled

with the VOLUME

(11),

BALANCE

(10),

TREBLE

(8)

orBASS

(7)

control

onthefmnt Danel.

23.TAPE RECiPB CONNECTOR

(DI

NTYPE)

lf the tapedeck

(ortaperecorder)

to beused

with

Modet

SX-990is provided

with a record/playback

connectorof the DIN type,

thetapedeck

(ortape

recorder)

canbeconnectedtoModel

SX-990for both

recording

and playback(andmonitor)by simply

connectingtheDINcable.

When

this cableis used,

connectionsto terminals

(21t.

and

l22l areunnecessary.

The detail of connectionis shown

on page

lO.

Connection

oftapedeck

(or

taperecorder),,.

24.AM FERRITE

ANTENNA

Where

the field strengthis high,

adjustthe direction

of this ferrite antennafor goodreception,

without

usingan externalantenna.lf good reception

cannot

be obtained,see

page

g. "Antenna Cmnection and

Grounding".

25,

AM ANTENNA

INPUT

TERMINAL

Connect

a lead

wire or outdoor AM antennato this

terminal if the ferrite antenna (24) cannot get

good

reception.

26.GND

{GROUND)

TERMTNAL

Connect

ground

wiretothisterminal.

27.

FM ANTENNA

INPUT

TERMINALS

Connect

an FMantennato theseterminals.

NOTE: For the details

of AM antenna, FM

antennaand grounding,

see"Antenna

connection and grounding" on page

28.

PRE-AMP OUTPUT TERMINALS

The outpr.rtof preamplifier stage,which isthesignal

having passed

the tone control circuit is always

suppliedto theseterminals.

29.

MAIN-AMPINPUT

TERMINALS

Theseareinput termirElsof the power

amplifier

stageof Model

SX-990.

The PRE-AMP

OUTPUT

(28) andMAIN-AMP

INPUT

(291

terminals

areconnectedto eachother

with the iumper

plugs.

Withthese

plugs

removed,

the preamplifierand poweramplifier stage

Model

SX-990canbe used

apart.This system

conveniertfor compocings multi.amplitier

systsm

andother

purposes.

30.

CENTER

CHANNEL

OUTPUTTERMI-

NAL

The signalsof left and right channels

are mixed

togetherand supplied

to this terminal at all times.

The terminal may be used for composing

a 3-D

rystem

or connectingacenter-channel

amplifier.

31. & 32. SPEAKEROUTPUT

A TERM|.

NALS

Model SX-990 is designed

to permit connection

twö setsof stereoloudspeaker

systems.

Connectthe first setof loudspeaker

system

(system

A) to theseterminals;

the right channelto terminal

(31)

andtheleft

channelto terminal

(32).

33.& 34, SPEAKEROUTPUT

B TERMI.

NALS

Connect

the

right

channelloudspeaker

ofthesecond

loudspeaker

system

(system

B)to terminal

(33)

and

the left channel

loudspeaker

of this systemto

terminal

(34).

For connectionof loudspnakrs

to the SPEAKER

OUTPUTA andB terminals,

theplugs

supplied

accessories

mustbe us€d.Followthe instructions

under"ConrEction

of loudspeaker

system"

onpage

9,for theconectuse

of the plugs.

35.

LINE VOLTAGE SELECTORAND

FUSE

HOLDER

This selectoris usedfor settingthe SX-990to suit

the linevoltägeto besupplied.lt alsoserves6 afuse

holder.

For the selectorsettingand fusereplacement

proce.

dures,

referto the

article

"LINE VOLTAGE

SELEG

TIONAND FUSE".

(Page

36.SWITCHED

AUXILIARYAC OUTLET

A powerof 230 VA can besuppliedto a tumtable

or other eqüipment from ülis outlet. The power

supply is turned on and off corresponding

to thc

turningFonand off operationsof the SPEAKERS

ritch (1) onthe front panol.

37.UNSWITCHEDAUXILIARY AC OUT.

LET

The

power

outlet

also

havinga capacityof 230VA

total. The power from this outlet is supplied

regardlesoftheoperationoftheSPEAKERS

srt/itch

(11.

38.AC POWERCORD

After all the extgrnal equipment is connectedto

Model SX-990, connectthis cord to a mmmercial

pow€r

outlet having

asufficientcapacity.

ITJIONEETT

CONNECTION

OFLOUDSPEAKER

SYSTEM

a To connect a loudspeaker,take out a speaker

connector plug from the accessoriesbag,and con-

nect it to the leadsof the loudspeakerasillustrated

tn |:to- | t.

Besureto connectthem for the correct

polarity.

When the plugs have been connected to loud-

speakers,connectthe plug of the right channel

loudspeaker

to theSPEAKEROUTPUT

A terminal

(3?)

and

that of the left channel

loudspeaker

to the

SPEAKEROUTPUT

A terminal

132).

(See

Fis.2.)

When using an additional loudspeakersystem,

connectthe speakerconnector

plugs

to the loud-

speakersas

describedabove,andconnectthe

plug

the right channelloudspeakerto the SPEAKER

OUTPUT B terminal (33) and that of the left

channel

loudsDeakerto the SPEAKEROUTPUT

terminal{34).

ANTENNACONNECTION

ANDGROUNDING

FM ANTENNA

Whenusing

l\4odel

SX-990at a place

of low field

strengrth

or distantfrom the station,selectthe most

suitable

Fl\4

antennaas

follows:

. Usetheaccessory

T-typeindoor

antennawhenusing

ModelSX-990

within a woodenbuilding

nearthe

Fl\4 radio station.

Connectthe free and of the

vertical sectionof the antennato the Fl\4

antenna

terminals

(27)

shownin Fig.l2.

Expandthe horizontalsection

of theantenna,and

determine

its directionfor good receptionwhile

actually receivinga broadcast

program.

Fix the

horizontalsectionon a wall or otherolacein the

determined

direction.

For theoperating

procedure,

see

"Receptionof Flvl

broadcast"

on page

'l1,

o Whenusing

ModelSX-990at a longdistancefrom

the station,

or within a building,installanoutdoor

FM antenna.and connect

it to the F

l\4antenna

terminals

(27)

asin

Fig.

13.

TheFl\4

antenna

isvarious

intype,

consistingof 3to

7 elements.

Selectthe optimumantenna

byconsult-

inganearbyradio,TV or hi-fi

equ

ipmentsalesstore.

AM ANTENNA

Whenusing

Model

SX-990near the broadcasting

stationor insidea woodenbuilding,

connection

an external

AM antenna

isunnecessary.Adiust

the

directionof the AM ferrite

antenna

(24)located

the rear panel

for the bestradio receptionwhile

actuallylistening

to broadcasts,referringto "Re

ceptionof AM broadcast"

onpage

11.

SPEAKER TERMINALS

POSTTIvE

(+)

NEGATIVE(_)

Fis.

lf good radio reception

cannotbeattainedwith the

AlVlferrite antenna

{24), usethe accessory

AM lead

wireantenna.

Connectoneendoi theantennato the

AM antenna

terminal (25),and expandthe wire

alonga

walloftheroom.

(SeeFig.12.)

lf input isstill not enough,

installan AM antenna

outdoors

insteadof usingtheleadwireantenna.

(See

is.

13).

NOTE: A standardAl\4 outdoor antenna

can be

formedby purchasingPVC

wirefrom an

electric

appliance

store

andinstallingit 25

feet (7.5 m) above

the ground for a

horizontaltength

of 50feet

(

15m),witha

feederline 30 feet (10 ml long.These

antenna dimensions need not be so

precise,

and may be as larqeasallowable

by theplace

of installation.

However,the

heightof the horizontal

sectionof the

antennashould

not be

too lowto attaina

good

antennaeffect.

\.,

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Yamaha

Yamaha RX-830 Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha RX-750 Bedienungsanleitung

Denon

Denon AVR-1311 Bedienungsanleitung

Denon

Denon AVR-S760H Bedienungsanleitung

Denon

Denon AVR-X7200W Bedienungsanleitung

Sony

Sony XAV-1500 Bedienungsanleitung

Radio Shack

Radio Shack DX-399 Bedienungsanleitung

Sony

Sony STR-DE535 - Fm Stereo/fm-am Receiver Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha MusicCast TSR-5B3D Bedienungsanleitung

Sony

Sony STR-DE335 - Fm Stereo/fm-am Receiver Bedienungsanleitung

Sony

Sony STR-DG500 - Multi Channel Av Receiver Bedienungsanleitung

Panasonic

Panasonic AJSD955B - DVCPRO50 STUDIO DECK Bedienungsanleitung

Sherwood

Sherwood S-2660CP Technisches Handbuch

Sony

Sony STR-K790 - Lifier Bedienungsanleitung

Denon

Denon DRA-697CI Bedienungsanleitung

SMART-AVI

SMART-AVI HDX-PRO Series Bedienungsanleitung