Pioneer DT-540 Bedienungsanleitung

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FOLLOWS.

Remarks

_

U.S.A.

model

General

export

model

U.S.

Military

model

European

continent

model

|

ae

United

Kingdom

ft

model

Australia

model

‘

This

service

manual

is

applicable

to

the

NE,

YP

types.

For

servicing

of

the

other

types,

please

refer

to

the

Additional

Service

Manual.

Where

1

2

ADDITIONAL

SERVICE

MANUAL

(For

YP

model

only)

2.

2

1.

CONTRAST

OF

MISCELLANEOUS

PARTS

..

11

3.

3

2...

SPECIFICATIONS

(gece

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3.

PARTS

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PIONEER

ELECTRONIC

CORPORATION

4-1,

Meguro

1-Chome,

Meguro-ku,

Tokyo

153,

Japan

PIONEER

ELECTRONICS

(USA)

INC.

1925

E.

Dominguez

St.,

Long

Beach,

California

90810

U.

S.A,

PIONEER

ELECTRONIC

[EUROPE]

N.Vv.

Keetbergisaan

1,2740

Beveren,

Belgium

PIONEER

ELECTRONICS

AUSTRALIA

PTY:

LTO.

1V78-

1684

Boundary

Road,

Braeside,

Victoria

3195.

Australia

FF

©

APR.

1983

Printed

in

Japan

Timer

Setting

units

of

minutes

within

a

24-hour

period

Sleep

timer

......

Setting

i

in

minimum

units

of

minutes

up

to

Ee

1

hour

59

minutes

TIME

ACCULACY:

weiscssecseessses

Synchronized

with

line

frequency

Timer

accuracy

:.cci:)sccecss

Within

+

0.1

sec.

of

time

displayed

Sleep

timer

accuracy

.........

eae

.....Within

59

sec.

of

set

time

Power

section,

others

Power

requirements

..........cc0ceeee

eee

a.c.

220

volts~,

50

Hz

AC

outlet

capacity

power

..........

500

W

max.

(inductive

load)

POWEFr

CONSUMPTION

oe

6

W

NOTES:

e

The

{4

Digital

display

with

fluorescent

|

ce

ae

:

display

tube

Timer

type.

8

a.

a

24-hour

type

:

(24-hour

display)

|

Only:

one

ON/OFF

time

setting

in

minimum.

:

Other

funetions

e

AC

OUTLET

Mon’?

display

(red

LED

lights)

e

Timer

operation

display

(green

LED

lights)

*

Power

failure

display

(time

display

winks)

Dimensions

420

(W)

x

52(H)

x

144

(D)

mm,

oo

16-9/16

(W)

x

2

(H)

x

§-11/16

(D)

in

Weight

2.00.

ee

1

xg

(0p

12

02)

Accessories

Operating

Instructions

(English/German/French/Italian)

.....

1

NOTE:

Specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

possible

modification

without

notice

due

to

improvements.

mark

found

on

some

component

parts

indicates

the

importance

of

the

safety

factor

of

the

part.

Therefore,

when

replacing,

be

sure

to

use

parts

opidentical

designation.

e

For

your

marks

®

®

and

®

,

wy

GENERALLY

MOVES

FASTER

THAN

*

This

classification

shall

be

adjusted

by

each

distributor

because

it

depends

on.

|

model

|

number,

temperature,

humidity,

etc.

Front

Panel

Front

panel...

assembly

ANM-404

Push

knob

AAD-251

Rear

Pane!

3%

&

Slide

Switch

ASH-501

Top

View

with

Bonnet

Removed

Timer

assembly

GW

X-895

a.

*

%&

Relay

ASR-505

“®

Power

transformer

ATS-012

Parts.

Stock

———-

Bonnet

case

ANE-313

Knob

AAB-339

ot

AC

socket

AKP-026

a3

AC

power

cord

ADG-068

Switch

assembly

GWS-255

te

aaa

yer

tti

ann

2

Control,

the

fast

moving

Items

are

itidieated’

with

the.

|

eae

es

anne

ae

ee

|

|

ee

=

getter

“at

at

ie

ae

ve

Year

endag:

ea

et

fo

ac

Qunet

a)

ore

ON

Yoen

oF

bia

PIM

Pee

actin,

cee

()

AC

OUTLET

SELECTORS

These

switch

on

and

off

the

power

flowing

to

the

rear

panel

AC

OUTLET.

OFF:

Used

to

switch

off

the

power

of

the

connected

audio

components

regardless

of

the

timer

opera-

;

tion

(set

times).

ON:

Used

to

switch

on

the

power

of

the

connected

audio

components

regardless

of

the

timer

opera-

tion

(set

times).

TIMER:

Used

to

switch

ON

and

OFF

the

power

of

the

con-

nected

audio

components

with

the

timer

opera-

tion.

2)

TIME

ADJUST

SWITCHES

These

are

used

to

adjust

the

time/displayed

times

in

line

with

the

setting

of

the

mode

selector.

SEC

RESET:

When

this

switch

is

depressed

with

the

mode

selector

in

the

SECOND

position,

the

second

display

of

the

present

time

is

seset

to

@:G9and

when

released

the

seconds

are

counted

up

from

8:60

>

6:0

(+

6:32

>

etc.,

and

the

rightmost

minute

digit

and

seconds

are

displayed.

REV:

When

the

FAST

or

SLOW

switch

is

depressed

while

this

switch

is

in

the

depressed

position,

the

displayed

time

is

reversed

rapidly

or

slowly.

(This

function

does

not

work

when

the

sleep

timer

function

is

set.)

FAST:

When

this

switch

is

depressed,

the

displayed

time

is

forwarded

rapidly.

SLOW:

When

this

switch

is

depressed,

the

displayed

time

is

forwarded

slowly.

(3)

AC

OUTLET

INDICATOR

(red)

This

lights

when

power

is

being

supplied

to

the

AC

OUTLET

on

the

rear

panel.

‘4

TIMER

INDICATOR

(green)

This

lights

when

the

AC

OUTLET-TIMER

selector

is

depress-

ed.

9»

MODE

SELECTOR

This

is

used

to

select

the

timer’s

function.

_

SLEEP:

Used

to

set

the

operating

time

(1

minute

to

1

hour

59

minutes)

until

the

power

of

the

audio

components

operating

is

to

be

set

OFF.

3.

FRONT

PANEL

FACILITIES

TIMER

SET-OFF:

Used

to

set

the

time

at

which

the

power

to

the

connected

audio

com-

ponents

is

set

OFF.

TIMER

SET-ON:

Used

to

set

the

time

at

which

the

power

to

the

connected

audio

compo-

nent

is

set

ON.

CLOCK:

Used

to

display

the

present

time

(hours

&

minutes).

|

Used

to

adjust

the

seconds

of

the

pre-

sent

time

and

check

the

seconds

of

the

present

time.

CLOCK

ADJUST:

Used

to

adjust

the

clock

to

the

present

time.

(6)

TIME

DISPLAY

The

time

is

displayed

as

it

relates

to

the

mode

selector

or

TIME

ADJUST

switch

settings

in

the

following

table.

Mode

selector

SLEEP

SECOND:

Time

until

sleep

operation

is

due

to

go

OFF.

TIMER

FAST

Display

of

OFF

time

SET-OFF

SLOW

set

by

timer.

REV

TIMER

FAST

Display

of

ON

time

SET-ON

SLOW

set

by

timer

REV

Display

of

present

tume

‘Display

of

seconds

and

rightmost

digit

of

present

time

minute

Display

for

adjusting

seconds

correctly

of

present

time

_

|

SEC

RESET

CLOCK

FAST

Display

for

adjusting

mee

ADJUST

SLOW

hours

and

minutes

PM

ttst~—~S

:

ea

of

present

time

12

hr

§

min.

eer

NOTE:

When

the

unit’s

power

plug

is

connected

to

a

household

AC

outlet,

the

“AM

12:00”

or

“0:00”

time

display

wil

wink.

It

alse

winks

when

there

has

been

a

power

failure

while

the

unit

was

working

and

the

power

has

been

restored

3

~4.

EXPLODED

VIEW

.

9

N

spe

—

A

mel

NOTES:

e

Parts

without

part

number

cannot

be

supplied,

¢

The

f\

mark

found

on

some

component

parts

indicates

the

importance

of

the

safety

factor

of

the

part.

Therefore,

when

replacing,

be

sure

to

use

parts

of

identical

designation,

For

your

Parts

Stock

Control,

the

fast

moving

items

are

indicated

with

the

marks

*

*

and

*.,

*&*

GENERALLY

MOVES

FASTER

THAN

*

This

classification

shall

be

adjusted

by

each

distributor

because

it

depends

on

model

number,

temperature,

humidity,

ete.

Parts

List

Mark

No.

Part

No,

Description

Mark

No.

Part

No,

Description

1,

AEC-903

Foot

assembly

AN

46,

~

ADG-068

AC

power

cord

2,

ANM-404

Front

panel

assembly.

A

we

17.

}

ASH-501

Slide

switch

(S7)

3,

VBZ30PO60FMC

~—

Screw

_

A

18.

AKP-026

AC

socket

(AC

OUTLET)

ok

4,

ATS-012

Power

transformer

(T1)

19.

GWX-895

Timer

assembly

5.

PMZ30PO60FZB

Screw

\

wee

20.

ASR-506

Relay

|

(ASR-501)

6.

BCZ30P080FMC

Screw

21,

BBT3OPO80FZK-

~—s

Screw

7.

AEC-510

Nylon

rivet

22.

MTZ30P100FZK

Screw

<a

a

ors

ane

ee

are 23.

VBZ30PO060FMC

Screw

9

AAB-339

Knob

|

24,

NK9OFUC

Nut

We

Faepter

dee

edd

ore

mane

ae

Lkk

25,

AEK-403

Fuse

T2.5A

17,

VBZ30P060F

MC

Screw

—

51,

Sub-panel

12,

AAD-251

Push

knob

59:

Chassis

13.

GWS-255

Switch

assembly

53.

Rear

panel

14,

BBT30PO80FZK

=

Screw

15.

ANE-313

Bonnet

case

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(GWX-895)

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in

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“YW,

+5%

tolerance

unless

otherwise

noted

k

-

k82,

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MQ,

(F):+1%,

(G):

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10%

tolerance

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2.

CAPACITORS:

Indicated

in

capacity

(uF

)/voltage

(V)

unless

otherwise

noted

p

:

pF

Indication

without

voltage

is

50V

except

electrolytic

capacitor.

3.

VOLTAGE

LCL)

:

OC

voltage

(V)

at

TIMER

»RELAY

ON.

Value

in

(

)

is

DC

voltage

at

AC

OUTLET

OFF.

4.

OTHERS:

me

The

A

mark

found

on

some

component

Parts

indicates

the

im-

portance

of

the

safety

factor

of

the

part.

Therefore,

when

replacing,

be

sure

to

use

parts

of

identical

designation.

SWITCHES:

Si-f

>

AC

OUTLETIOFF)

ON

~

OFF

Si-2

:

AC

OUTLET

(ON)

ON

—

OFF

S!-3:

AC

OUTLET

(TIMER)

ON

—

OFF

S2

:

TIME

ADJUST

(FAST)

ON

-

OFF

F

S3

:

TIME

ADJUST

(SLOW)

ON

—

OFF

S4.

TIME

ADJUST

(SEC

RESET)

ON

~

OFF

SS:

TIME

ADJUST

(REV)

ON

-

OFF

S6

:

MODE

SLEEP

-TIMER

SET

OFF

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TIMER

SET

ON

-

CLOCK

—

SECOND

-

CLOCK

ADyuST

S7

:

POWER

ON

-

OFF

The

underlined

indicates

the

switch

position.

This

is

the

basic

schematic

diagram,

but

the

actual

circuit

may

vary

due

to

improvements

in

design.

Appearance

of

Transistors

and

ICs

MN6076

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Lot

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PARTS

LIST

NOTES:

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When

ordering

resistors,

first

convert

re

the

following

examples.

Ex.

1

When

there

are

2

effective

digits

(any

digit

apart

from

0),

such

as

560

ohm

and

47k

ohm

(tolerance

is

shown

by

J=5%,

and

K=10%

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sistance

values

into

code

form

as

shown

in

5602

56

xX

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pause

RSIP

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Ex.

2

When

there

are

3

effective

digits

(such

as

in

high

precision

metal

film

resistors).

5.62k2

562

x

10!

5621

....RN“SR

BOAO

F

e

The

A,

mark

found

on

some

component

parts

indicates

the

importance

of

the

safety

factor

of

the

part.

Therefore,

when

replacing,

be

sure

to

use

parts

of

identical

designation.

e

For

your

Parts

Stock

Control,

the

fast

moving

items

are

indicated

with

the

marks

**

and

*

.

we

GENERALLY

MOVES

FASTER

THAN

*

This

classification

shall

be

adjusted

by

each

distributor

because

it

depends

on

model

number,

temperature,

humidity,

etc:

Miscellaneous

Parts

CAPACITORS

Mark

Part

No.

Symbol

&

Description

a

Mark

PartNo.

ss

Symbol

&

Description

GW

X-895

Timer

assembly

CEA

101M

35L

CT?

GWS-255

Switch

assembly

CEA

221M

16L

C3

:

CEA

470M

10L

C5

A.

*&*

ASR-506

Relay

CEA

470M

S50L

C4

(ASR-501)

CKDYB

222K

50

C6,

C7

CCDSL

101J

50

C8

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ADG-068

AC

power

cord

|

A

AK

P-026

AC

socket

(AC

OUTLET)

RESISTORS

fy

m

LAT

Sle

Zz

power

un

enes

NOTE:

When

ordering

resistors,

convert

the

resistance

valu.

fh,

&*&

ASH-501

S7

Slide

switch

(POWER)

into

code

form,

and

then

rewrite

the

part

no.

as

before

A.

*&%

AEK-403

FU1

Fuse

T2.5A

:

P

Mark

Part

No.

symbol

&

Description

RD%“PMooo

J,

All

resistors

7.1

TIME

ASSEMBLY

(GWX-895)

;

OTHERS

SEMICONDUCTORS.

Mark

Part

No.

Symbol

&

Description

BUN

2.

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a

Ns:

Symbol

&

Description

*

Alav-020

V1.

Fluorescent

indicator

tube

*%&*

MN6O76

Q1

*&*k

25D438/A/

-

Q2

*&%*%

25C2603/A/

Q3

7.2

SWITCH

ASSEMBLY

(GWS-255)

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D5-D7.

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Mark

Part

No.

Symbol!

&

Description

;

{US1035)

ASG-318

S1

Push

switch

*

MzZ-150

D8

(AC

OUTLET)

(WZ-150)

*

AEL-422

D3

LED

(AC

OUTLET)

‘

*®

AEL-421

D4

LED

(TIMER)

SWITCHES

Mark

Part

No.

Symbol

&

Description

*%*

ASG-703

S2—S5

Tact

switch

(TIME

ADJUST)

**

ASD-080

S6

Rotary

switch

(MODE

SELECTOR)

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9.

SAFETY

INFORMATION

1.

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

The

following

check

should

be

performed

for

the

continued

protection

of

the

customer

and

service

tec-

nician.

LEAKAGE

CURRENT

CHECK

Measure

leakage

current

to

a

known

earth

ground

(water

pipe,

conduit,

etc.)

by

connecting

a

leakage

current

tester

such

as

Simpson

Model

229-2

or

equivalent

between

the

earth

ground

and

all

exposed

metal

parts

of

the

appli-

ance

(input/output

terminals,

screwheads,

metal

overlays,

control

shaft,

etc.).

Plug

the

AC

line

cord

of

the

appliance

directly

into

a

120V

AC

60Hz

outlet

and

turn

the

AC

power

switch

on.

Any

current

measured

must

not

exceed

0.5mA.

a

Reading

should

1]

not

be

above

0.5mA

Leakage

current

tester

Device

under

Test

Test

ali

exposed

metal

surfaces

2-wire

cord

Also

test

with

1}

i

©)

plug

reversed

Earth

(Using

AC

adapter

ground

plug

as

required)

Parts

List

Mark

Nw,

Part

NO,

Desc

ription

1.

ARE-072

Operating

instructions

Zz:

AHE-197

Packing

case

3.

AHA-256

Side

pad

51.

Sheet

ANY

MEASUREMENTS

NOT

WITHIN

THE

LIMITS

OUTLINED

ABOVE

ARE

INDICATIVE

OF

A

PO-

TENTIAL

SHOCK

HAZARD

AND

MUST

BE

COR-

RECTED

BEFORE

RETURNING

THE

APPLIANCE

TO

THE

CUSTOMER.

2.PRODUCT

SAFETY

NOTICE

Many

electrical

and

mechanical

parts

in

the

appliance

have

special

safety

related

characteristics.

These

are

often

not

evident

from

visual

inspection

nor

the

protection

afforded

by

them

necessarily

can

be

obtained

by

using

replacement

components

rated

for

voltage,

wattage,

etc.

Replacement

parts

which

have

these

special

safety

charac-

teristics

are

identified

in

this

Service

Manual.

Electrical

components

having

such

features

are

identified

by

marking

with

a.!.on

the

schematics

and

on

the

parts

list

in

this

Service

Manual.

The

use

of

a

substitute

replacement

component

which

dose

not

have

the

same

safety

characteristics

as

the

PIONEER

recommended

replacement

one,

shown

in

the

parts

list

in

this

Service

Manual,

may

create

shock,

fire,

or

other

hazards.

Product

Safety

is

continuously

under

review

and

new

instructions

are

issued

from

time

to

time.

For

the

latest

information,

always

consult

the

current

PIONEER

Service

Manual.

A

subscription

to,

or

additional

copies

of,

PIONEER

Service

Manual

may

be

obtained

at

a

nominal

charge

from

PIONEER.

Lntidtyced

gene

oe