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INFORMATION

Thisequipmenl

generates

andusesradiofrequency

energy

and

ifnotinstalled

andused

properly,

that

is,

strictaccordancewith

themanulacturer's

instructions.

may

causeinlerference

to radioand

televisionrecep.

tion.lt has

beentype

lestedand

found

tocomplywith

the

limits

foraClassB

computingdevicein

accordance

with

thespecificationsinSubpart'J

of Part15

of FCC

Rules,

which

aredesigned

ioprovide

reasonable

protec.

tionagainstsuchinterlerence

ina residential

installa.

tion. However,

thereis no guarantee

that interference

willnot

occur

ina particular

installation.

lf thisequip.

ment does causeinterference

to radioor television

reception,

which can be determinedby turningthe

equipment

off and

on,

theuserisencouraged

totryto

correct

theinterference

byone

ormore

ofthelollowing

measures:

As you read,

fold back

this page

andreferto thephoto

on page

Reorient

the receivingantenna

Relocate

this'equipment

with respect

to the receiver

Move

lhis equipmentawaytromthe receiver

Plug this equipmentinto a differentoutlet so thal

equipmenland receiver

are on differentbranchcir-

cuits,

lf necessary,theusershouldconsultthedealeroranex-

perienced

radio/television

technician

foradditional

sug-

gestions. The user may find the following booklet

prepared

by the FederalCommunicationsCommission

helpful:

"How to ldentify and Resolve Radio-TVInterference

Problems".

Thisbookletisavailable

lrom

theU.S.

GovernmentPrint-

ing Office, Washington, DC 20402,Stock No. 004'000.

00345.4.

.'l

.la

(

olI

PUSH

RADIO/PULL

BALANCE/VOLUME

FADER

AM BANDWIDTH/

MONO/STEREO

TUNTNG

(PUSH

SCAN/STOPy

PULL

MEMORY

MONO

METAULOCAL

FEATU

RES

o Cassettecar stereo combined with FM stereoiAM

stereo

tuner.

o AM stereoprograms

broadcast

in any

of thefour

stereo broadcasting systems_Harris, Motorolla,

Magnavox,

and Kahn

Hazeltine_canbe'receiu"o.

o Band eliminate

filter prevents

interference

from the

adjacent

statlon.

oAM BANDWIDTH

switch to obtain better reception

under

different

conditions.

o The

auto-reverse

function

changes

thetape

direction

automatically.

o Automatic Music Sensor

(AMS)

function allows to

quickly

locate

the beginning

of desired

selection.

o lle_ gyartz-tocked

digitat synthesizer

system with

LCD(Liquid

Crystat

Disptay)

permits

easy

and accu_

rate

tuning

to FMand

AM stations.

. Up

to 12FM(in

USA

and

Canada)

or6FM

(in

Australia)

and

6 AM stations

canbepreset.

o Proper

playback

characteristics

for

all

types

of tapes,

including

metal

cassetre.

. The

quartz-controlled

digital

clock.

o Thedial scaleand the sill of the cassette insertion

door

illuminate

lighily

when

thecar

ignition

on,

ano

illuminate

brightly

when

the

setis

turned

on.

Operation

under

dim lightis easy.

a Separate

bass

andtreble

control.

o Forplayback

with a 4-speaker

system,

thefader

con-

trolis

furnished.

PRECAUTIONS

o This unit is designedfor negative

ground

12V dc

operation

only.

a The nameplate

indicating

operating

voltage,

etc.,is

located

on the bottom

exterior.

o Use

speakerswith an impedance

of 4 to 8 ohms.

. Avoidinstalling

the unitwhere:

. lt would be subject

to high temperatures,

such as

fromdirect

sunlight

or fromhot airfromthe heater.

r lt wouldbeexposed

to rain

or moisture.

. lt wouldbesubject

to dustor dirt.

o lfyour

carwasparked

indirect

sunlight

and

therehas

beena considerable

risein temperature

inside

the

car,

allow

the unit to cool

off before

operating.

. lf no power

is being

supplied

to the unit,

check

the

connections

first.lf everything

is in order,check

the

fuse.

See

page

10.

o lf no soundscome

from

thespeakers

on a 2-speaker

system,

adjust the fader

controlto the centerposi-

tion.

PROTECTION

CIRCUIT

This set employs a protectioncircuit to protect the

speakersif

thebuilt-inamplifier

malfunctions.

When a protection

circuit activates,

there will be an

abrupt loss of sound from the speakers.Particularly

whenaspeakerwith

a low

inputimpedance(less

than3

ohms)is connected,

the soundwill be discontinued.

This,however,

notaproblem.

thishappens,

turn

the

volume

down

a little.

lf you have

any question

or problem

concerning

your

unit

that is notcoveredin this

manual,

please

consult

your

nearestSonydealer.

INSTALLATION

Beforeinstallingthe unit,be sureto remove

the lock

screwon the top of the unit usinga screwdriver.

CORDATTACHMENT

To removethe cord,

pushin the clipson theconnector

and

pull

it out.

ADJUSTMENT

THESHAFT

SPACING

Theshaft spacingof the unit is factory-set

to 147

(5'/r").

lt the distance

betweenshaftsin your

car is 130

mm (5%"),

adjust the distanceby shifting the control

shafts.

Afteradjustingthe shaftspacing,

fix the cover

plate

thetrim

plate,

accordingto theshaft

spacing.

MOUl

lfl

. tr'-tJ

6r'k,

cord

MOUNTING

DIAGRAM

Bolt

hole

Inmost

cases,

drill

a 5.5-6 mm

(%")

bolthole

and

secure

theunrr

using

thebolt

and

hex.

nut.

Warning

For

safe

and

secure

installation,

sure

always

use

only

the

supplied

mounting

hardware.

Shaft

nut K:@@-@

6@@_@

CONNECTIONS

Caution

a Beforemakingconnections,

disconnectthe ground

terminalof the

carbatteryto avoidshortcircuits.

o Connect

the redandyellowpower

inpuileads

only

afterall otherleadshavebeen

connected.

o Run

all

ground

wiresto a common

ground

point.

uEFit

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SPEAKERCONNECTION

Caution

o Besureto usespeakers

with adequate

power

handl-

ingcapacities.

lf this precaution

is notobserved,

the

speakers

willbedamaged.

o Donotconnectthe

O terminalofthe

speakersystem

withthe

carchassis.

o Donotattemptto connect

the speakersin parallel.

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Redstrioed

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4-Ot

ropov

antenr

relayt

Tour

front

cordr

Tfiiir-l White striPed

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Red strioedlJ

4.OR

2.SPEAKER

CONNECTION

Fandl-

F,;

the

MSTEM

ml^l

Front

speaKer

system

to power

illiii3-<-

Power

antenna

relaycontrol

lead

(blue)

Ground

wtre

(black) Power

input

lead(red) Fuse(3.15

input

lead

(yellow)

Fuse

lgnition

key

to the

@ 12

V power

terminal

which

energized

in the

accessory

position

of theignition

keY

to the

@ 12

V Power

terminal

which

energized

at all

times

6>t to a metal

JJ point

' of thecar

Touse

the

unit

2-speaker

system,

use

either

pair

front speaker

cords

(F,RoJYranoF.!$,|f)

or rear

speaker

coros

ltElf ano

$,ffi1,

drid

teave

ihe

another

pairfree'

Rear

speaker

system

12V battery

Caution

Be sure to connect the red power

positive

12V power

terminalwhich

the ignition

keyis in the accessory

otherleads

havebeen

connected.

Memory-hold

conneclion

When

the yellowpower

input

lead

is connectedas shown,

power

will be alwayssupplied

to the memorycircuit,even

when

the ignitionkey

isswitched

off.

POWER

ANTENNA

CONNECTION

Toraise

theantenna,

push

thePUSHRADIO

switch

turn

ontheradio

orinsert

acassette.

When

theradiois

turned

offand

the

cassette

isejected,

theantenna

willautomatically

retract.

Fordetails

about

the

power

antenna,refer

the

power

antennainstruction

manual.

Note:A

power

antenna

without

relaybox

cannotbe

used

with

thisunit.

FUSEREPLACEMENT

lf the fuse blows, check the power connection and

replace

the fuse.lf the fuse blowsagain

after replace-

ment,

theremaybeaninternal

malfunction.In

thiscase

consult

yournearest

Sonydealer.

Fuse

Warning

Use

a3.15amperefusefor

thepower

inputlead

anda 1

amperefuse for the memory

circuit. Useof a higher

amperagefuse

maycauseserious

damage.

input lead

to the

is energizedwhen

position,

after

all

toG

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