ORDER NO.

ARP-O27-O
FM/MW/LW Digital Synthesized Tuner

MODELF-XSOLCOMESIN TWOVERSIONSDISTINGUISHED
AS FOLLOWS:

Type Voltaç Remarks

NE 22OY onlv European continent model

YB 24OVonly United Kingdom Model

o This servace
manualis applicableto the NE and YB types.
o Cemanueld'instructionserefèreau modede réglage,en français.
o Estemanualde serviciotratadel métodode ajusteescritoen espafiol.

I CONTENTS
1.
2.
SPECIFICATIONS
F R O N TP A N E L F A C I L I T I E S
2
3
8. S C H E M A T I CD I A G R A M
9. E L E C T R I C A LP A R T SL I S T
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24
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3. BLOCKDIAGRAM 5 1 0 . PACKING 26
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4. PARTSLOCATION 6 [Link]. 27
5. DESCRIPTIONS.
CIRCUIT 8 REGLAGE 30
I 6. EXPLODEDVIEWSAND PARTSLIST . 14 AJUSTE 33
7. [Link]
CONNECTIONDIAGRAM 18

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Sintonizadorde AM
. Ajuste cada intermptor del F-X50L, de la Conectar eI AM SG (generador de seffales de
siguienteforma: AM) al terminal de la AM ANTENNA del
MODO (MODE) . MANUAL F-X50L vfa un resistor de l0Kohmios.
TRABADELLAVE... OFF Utilice un contador de frecuencia para 4iustar
TNDICApOR... FM/AM con exactitud Ia frecuencia de salida del AM SG.
FUNCION DEL
TECLADO .... M\4r(L\4r)

FM SG Fltcuenci- Punto do
Pæ (400H2, t30% modulacionl iidtodo
mento ajurte
Fncuoncia Nav.l

522kHz T3 Aiuste para que la tensién entre el terminal 18 y el terminal

1 (146kHz) (T4l a tierra sea de 2.5V de CC.
Sin sêfral
1 6 1l k H z TC3 Ajuste para que la tensiénentre el terminal 18 y el terminal
2 (353kHz) (TC4l a tierra seade 25V de CC.

3 Repetirlos pasos1 y 2 hastac-umplircon ambosrequerimientos'

603kHz 603kHz T1
4 (16OkHz! 40dB {16OkHzl (T2) Ajuste para gue el terminalde salida{OUTPUT}de tensiôn
1395kHz 1385kHz TCl alcances|r nivel méximo (NOTA 1:l
5 (340kHzl 40dB (340kHzl (rc2)
mâximo'
6 Repetir los pasos4 y 7 hasta que el terminal de salida (OUTPUT) de voltaie alcance un nivel

Ajuste para que el terminal de salida (OUTPUTIde voltaje

7 999kHz 40dB 999kHz F103
alcancosu nivel mâximo.

NOTA 1:
Con el medidor S, el ajuste puede ser mâs crftico (conéctelo entre el terminal 19 y el terminal a
tierra.)

TERMINALDE LA ANTENADEAM T E R M I N AD
L ES A L I D A

ANTENADE LAZO

Fig. 11-4 Conexi6npara el ajustedel sintonizadorde AM

NOTA:
requiereeI ajustedel TC106.
A(rn cuando el osciladorde cristal seareempluado por uno nuevo,no s€
r t. nÊcunce
TunerFM r R a c c o r d e r F M S G ( g é n é r a t e u r d e s i g n ad'une
rrxFM)
en Position 300Çl au moyen
o Placer chaque bouton du F.X50L à la borne A'tnænn"-f'M
suivante: antennefactice de 300O' poul un
MODE MANUAL -o Utiliser un compteur de fÉquence FM sG'
Verrou de ;;;;; pÉc* o"-t" ttéq""nc9 dL.*S"
naniPulateur ' ' Déclenche(OFf) o
- Raccorderuo"""Ji*-"ttt les indicateurs d'
par
Affichage FM/AI\4
;;;;-une résistance10ko et le raccor
Fonction du tableaude ies bornesno 2l etno 22'
commande FM [en Position enclen'
che (ON)l

à la
borne 18 et la borne de misê
36n,", f" voltage entre le
terie à [Link] 6n courant continu

et la borne de mise à
," voltagp entr€ le borne 18
i" t-ette a 20V en courant continu'
"gnra,

ce que les dcux conditions soient remplie$'

Répétêr|esphæ€s1 et 2 iusqu'à
19 et la borne de mise à
Régler le voltaæ entre le borne
la terre à son maximum'

à son maximum'
ce que le voltage*I t" -T 19 et la bornede miseà la terre soit
Répéterles phæes4 et 5 iusqu'à
borne 19 et la borne d€ mise à
@
la terre à son maxltflum'

position centrale'
Placerl'indicstour d'accord en

sortie à son mini'

le taux de distorsion à la borne de

fl."r r.r cn-o z e Frqu'ao qu"r"t a"ut *..

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BORNEDE SORTIE

Raccorder l'ensemble du tuner

par les bornæ no 21 et no 22' Millivoltmèlre CA

du tunerFM
pourle réglage
Fig.11'1 Raccordements
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DigitalSignalTerminolr(Pinr8 to l3ll
The output signalsftom pins I to 19 form a
6-phasetiming pulee (eeeFig. 64) which ie applied
12t.567e9 to the switch key matrix in order to determine
switching timing for general control purposes.
This 6-phase clock signal is also applied to the
P I N DIREC. P I N DIREC.
NO. TION
FUNCTION
NO. TION
FUNCTION display unit as digital signals for dynamic digital
t G N D 1A IN FM AM display.
2 OUT [Link] 17 IN sw Mw
3 t6 IN FM L(JçAL TJSç.
CRYSTAL OSC, IN
4 (4.5MHzl t5 IN Alvl L(,ÇAL (JS(;
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I cvcr_E
IN ol32
5 OUT cLocK osc. oul 14 VDD PIN No.
(562.5kH2,
6 OUT gLU(;K
(250Hz)
(,Ùç.UL' I t0
,-l-

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7 IN

OUT
ÈrAçK-|Jr
POWER SUPPLY
PHASE
12
11
IN
DATA
IN
LATCH
,.2
9 IN LA I (;rr (;L(f(;K 10 ,t

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Fig. $2 Q131 pin asignment

5.4 CONTROL "

STAGE
The F-X50L includes, "
1. AM/FM synthesizertuner,
2. digital clock, and
3. timer functions. FiS.S-+ 6-phase
timingpulse
These functions are all controlled by the QLS?
(MN1455LF) 4-bit microcomputer. The main
q132 inputs and outputs and the conesponding
functions are described below (sse Fig. b-6).

OISPLAY UNIT

obcdctg

Fig.5-3 Controlstaç
 Display Unit and Frequency Synthesizer Data
Terminals (Pins 31 to 38)
The received frequency and reception mode
data output from pins 31-38 is synchronized
with the dynamic pulse outputs from pins 8-13
and applied to the display unit for dynamic drive
of ttre display d8it segments (see Fig. 5'5). The
received frequency data is passed to Q131 in the 3t(o !
U
frequency synthesizer stage in BCD code by
employing interuals between one timing pulse and
32(bt

33(c )
u
the next phase timing pulse using pins 31-34 U U
(space being formed by varying timing pulse J

È
f
34(d)
widttrs). This BCD code is synchronized by an 8- I
U
5 3 5 1 .) -r-,
shot CPL pulse and applied to the Q131 data z
latch. firis data is passed to the frequency syn- . 36(f)

thesizer only once when the porver is switched orq

0
U
when the timer is switched on, and when the
3 7 ( 9)
U
received frequency is changed. rarSorff
t23a

Fig. 5-5 Displayunit drive pulse

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3
AM CONTROLSIGNALOUT €
FM CONTROLSIGNALOUT ê 4

RELAY CONTROLOUT €
MUTINGOUT € 6

OATA LATCH CLOCK OUT ë 7

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Fig. $6 0132 pin assignment

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DigitalSignalTerminalr(Pinr8 to 13)l
the output eignalsfrom pins I to 13 form a
6-phasetiming pulse (seeFig. 64) which is applied
t2l.56rE9 to the switch key matrix in order to determine
switching timing for general control purpooes.
This 6-phase clock signal is also applied to the
P I N otREc- FUNCTION PIN DIREC. FUNCTION display unit as digital signals for dynanic digital
NO. TION NO, TION
i GND 18 IN FM AM display.
OUT QSC.(JUT 17 IN 5W MW
3 l6 IN FM LOCAL OSC,
CRYSTAL OSC. IN
4 (4.5M1-lz) 15 IN AM LU(.;AL UÙg
IN ol32 l-rcYcLE-l
5 OUT cLocK osc. ouT 14 Voo PIN No
(562.5kH2) t3
6 OUT cLocK [Link] IJ
(25()Hz)
7 IN 12 DATA LATCH t2
POWEF SUPPLY IN IN
I OUT PHASE t1
,t
9 IN LATCH CL(J(;K 10

to
Fig. 5-2 Ql31 pin assignment
t
5.4 CONTROL STAGE
The F-X50L includes, "
1. AM/FM synthesizertuner,
2. digital clock, and
3. timer functions. Fig.54 6-phase
timingpulse
These functions are all controlled by the q13z
(MN1455LF) 4-bit microcomputer. The main
Q132 inputs and outputs and the conesponding
functions are described below (sse Fig. 5-6).

DISPLAY UNIT

obcdcf9

'A, 'F LOCAL

or43
or46

Fig.5-3 Controlstaç
 l[hen t]re clock reaches the timer set by the If, however, the back-up supply. fails together
timer (timer ON), the power is switched on, and with the +B supply, all clock functions stop, and
the reception mode and frequency stored in the the memory contents stored in the Q132 RAM are
RAM memory are read out. This memory data erased. l{hen the +B power is returned, the Q131
is passed to the display unit via pins 31 to 38 of and Q132 functions are revived and Q125 is turned
Q132 for display of the reception frequency. on by the C189/R196 differentiating circuit,
The reception frequency data is also applied to resnlting in pin 27 (reset terminal) of Q132 being
pins 9 and 10 of Q131 as BCD data, while the switched to L level. The program stored in the
mode data is obtained from pin 3 or 4 as an H Q132 ROM is then executed from the start, and
level output. The AC outlet control is determined the RAM contents reset. The RAM is ttrerefore
by an H level output from pin 5 which turns Q126 completely cleared and "E" is shown in the display
on for 120V supply to be made available from the unit. (In the \ilRITE mode position, the colon ":"
AC outlet. These operations are all controlled by flashes on and off).
program stored in ROM in Q132. then when And if the back-up power supply is restored
timer OFF time is reached, pins 3, 4 and 5 of first, Q125 is turned on by the C208 differentiat-
Q132 are switched to L level, resulting in the AC ing circuit, thereby switching pn 27 to L level.
outlet and the tuner section being switched off, "E" is thereby shown in the display unit as before.
thereby ending the timer operation. The present
time, however, will still be displayed in the display
unit.

5.5 BACK-UPPOWERSUPPLYCIRCUIT
+8

I
This circuit protects the contents of the Q132
memory and maintains the clock functions when
the power voltage (+B) drops as a result of a power
failure or other cauries.(See Fig. 5-9).
Normally, +B is applied to pin 7 of Q131 and
pin 39 of Q132 via D117. If this +B is stopped as
a rezult of a power failure and the potential at
point A starts to fall, a back-up po$'er supply is
activated via D121 and D122 to replace the +B
supply. This back-up power voltage is applied to
prns 7 and 39, and also to pin 27 (reset terminal) Fig. 5-9 Back-uppowersupplycircuit
through Q132. Hence, in the event of a power
failure, the Ql31 quartz oscillator and the Q132
clock functions are maintained, and the internal 5.6 MUTINGCIRCUIT
RAM memory contents are preserved. And with When Povrcr is Switched on
pn 2l held at H level by C197, the reset circuit ïVhen the power is switched on, pin 5 of Q132 is
remains inactive. In addition, the loss of +3 at pin switched to H level and Q126 is turned on, there-
19 of Q132 is detected separatelyand immediate- by activating the tuner section and the AC outlet.
ly, thereby enzuring that circuits apart from the And at the same time that pin 5 is switched to H
Q132 clock functions and the internal RAM are level, pin 6 is switched to L level, resulting in Q118
kept in an inactive state in order to minimize almost being turned off. However, due to the
power consumption. charge on C190 discharging via D124, Q118 is
I{hen the power is restored and the +B supply kept on, thereby keeping Q119, Q121 and Q120
becomes available again, the voltage applied to on as well for muting of the output. When Q118
Q132 and Q131 reverts back to +8. In this case, is finally turned off after C190 has discharged,
the normal voltage supply is detected by pin 19 C160 starts to discharge. After C160 has dis-
of Q132, and with +B applied to pin !4 of. Q131, charged, Q119, Q121 and Q120 are turned off
Q131 and Q132 return to normal operation. and the muting action cancelled. The time taken
The display unit will display only the present time. is about 1 second.
Preæt LED Data terminals lPins22to 2E)
Binary output data is obtained from pins 22-26
and decodedto decimaldata by Q138 (SN74LS42)
for static drive of tlre preset LEDs. See Fig. 6-?
for the Q133 pin asangementand the corespond-
ing tmth table.

PINASSIGNMENT
BCD OECIMAL
INPUTS OUTPUTS
Vcc
l--l---^--!_

6-PHASE lIMIl{G PULSE OUÎPUT PIX

| 2 31 5 6 7 t
I
+
DEClMAL
OUTPUTS
GND
o+v
TRUTHTABLE
Fig. 5-8 Switch matrix key
BCD
INPUTS DECIMAL OUTPUTS
No.
D c B A 0 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 I 9
0 L L L L L H H H H H H H H H
Example
t L L L H H L H H H H H H H H (1) l{hen the mode switch is set to AUTO, a
2 L L H L H H L H H H H H H H clock pulse from pin 13 is applied to pin 21,
3 L L H H H H H L H H H H H H resulting in the setting of automatic mode.
4 L H L L H H H H L H H H H H (2\ When the FM band selector is pressed,a clock
5 L H L H H H H H H L H H H H pulse from pin 10 is applied to pin 17, result-
6 L H H L H H H H H H L H H H ing in the tuner being switched to FM recep-
7 L H H H H H H H H H H L H H tion.
I H L L L H H H H H H H H L H
9 H L L H H H H H H H H H H L Glock Operations
The 4.5MHz signal obtained from the Q131
Fig.5-7 0133 pin assignment quartz oscillator is divided within Q131 to form a
250llz clock signal which is zubsequently applied
to Q132. On ttre basis of this clock signal, clock
Switch Matrix key operations are performed within Q132 according
ïVhen the mode switch is switched, clock pulses to the program stored in a ROM memory, and
from pin 13 of Q132 are applied to different pins the time displayed in the display unit.
for different modes (pins 14 to 17, 2O or ZLl.
Q132 determines the selected mode according to Timer Operations
which pin the clock pulse has been applied, and
The F-X50L timer function includes on/off
subsequently sets the F-X50 to that designated
control of the AC outlet and synchronized on/off
mode. If other switches are then pressed, addition-
control of ttre tuner section in accordance to a
al clock pulses are applied to Q132, and by using program stored in Q132. The timer operating times
set combinations of clock pulse timing and Q132
and the tuner section reception mode and frequen-
input terminal for each switch, Q132 will be able
cy are stored in a Q132 RAM memory via external
to determine which switch has been pressed. key operation.
Hence, when each switch is pressed after setting
the particular mode, Q132 will proceed to handle
the switching contents.
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' 6. EXPLODEDVIEWS AND PARTS LIST
ExteriorGomPonents

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WhenPounr is SwitchedOff Other Muting Operations
When the power is switched off, pin 6 of Q132 1 . At the timer ON time, pin 6 of Q132 is switch-
is switched to L level and Q126 is turned off. The ed to H level and pin 6 to L level to cancel the
relay is thereby released, switching the tuner muting in the same $,ay as when the power is
section and the AC outlet off. And sincepin 6 is switched on.
switched from L to H level, Q118 is hrrned on, 2 . At the timer OFF time, muting is applied in
followed by Q120 and Q121 alsobeingturnedon, the same way as when the power is switched
thereby activating ttre muting circuit. In addition' off.
a small ortrent is also passedto C190 via R197 3 . During continuous scanning, pin 6 of Q132 is
and D123, thereby charging up the capacitor. switched to H level, thereby applying muting.
But since ttre current is quite small, it is not 4. Pin 6 is also switched to H level for brief
sufficient to activatethe relaY. periods during preset operations and when
band selectors are pressed, again resulting in
the application of muting.
D . Muting is also applied when the mode switch
is tumed from the CLOCK ADJ position to
the MANUAL position.

LIA'E
OUTPUT
(LCHI

LINE
OUTR'T
I I RtTg Oll9 (R CHI
L J

Fig. 5-10 Mutingcircuit

FM MultiPlexDecorder
o Set eachswitch on F-X50L asfollows: Switch the FM SG to external modulation and
MODE. MANUAL connect the MPX SG (FM Multipler signal
KEY LOCK . .OFF generator) to the external mudulation input
DISPLAY FM/AM terminal.
KEY BOARD FUNCTION . . . . FM (to ON) Adjust FM SG output to 98.00MH2 (Fre-
quency must be accurate), 80d8, and then
tune F-X50L to the FM SG output (98MHz).

MPX SG Froquency Adiustmont

Stop Mothod
OUTPUT MODE on the dbplây Point

No signal
1 [Link] vRl Adjust so that frequencyat terminal17 is 19kHz.
(no modulation)

lvlain=1kHz,L+R Adiust so that distortionfactor at OUTPUTterminalis

2 (t67.5kHz deviationl 98.0MHz T103
minimized.
Pilot (t7.5kHzdeviation) (within igol

FM ANTENNA 3OOçITERMINAL TERMINAL

OUTPUT

Fig. 11-2 FM MPX adlustmentconnection

Ll03 OSC. coil

TCÎ03 [Link]
|-n
l.l 19- T 1 0 1 ANT. coil
|I lt - l-o?-Sm
rclo2 æl T102 R F c o i l
lil FM T C 1 0 1 ANT. trimmer
@ Flo3E .blorE' TC102 RF trimmer
vAr"-18
rcl06-61 d" rrbs T103 IFT
T1@A DET. transformer
,'01ffi' TlO4B DET. transformer
vco
ff6q
VR1
MPX
T103 IFT
cLocrTCl06 cLocK trimmer
tË|li' T3 OSC. coil
TC3 [Link]
rlsl-r+ MW T1 ANT. coil
U TC1 ANT. trimmer
AM F103 I F filter
N
--r- T4 OSC. coil
TC4 TC4 [Link]
LW
T2 ANT. coil
fc2 ANT. trimmer

,|
Fig. 1-3 Adjust points
11. ADJUSTMENTS
FM Tuner
o Set eachswitch on F-X50L as follows: Connect the FM SG (FM slgnal generator) to
MODE . .MANUAL the FM AI{TENNA 300sl terminal via a 300O
KEY LOCK ..OFF dummy antenna.
DISPLAY FM/AM Use a frequency counter to accurately set the
K E Y B O A B D F T I N C T I O .N. ...FM(toON) FM SG output frequency.
Connect the funing meter with a 10kQ resistor
in series, and connect them across terminals
No.21 and,22.
FM SG (4fllHz, t75kHz DEV.I
Frequency Adiu3tment
Stop Mothod
Dieplay point
Freguency I Level

1 Adjust so that voltage between terminal l8 and ground

87.5MHz Ll03
terminal is DC 6.0V.
No signal

2 Adlust so that voltagebetweenterminal i8 and ground

108.0MH2 TC103
terminalis DC 2OV.

3 Repeat steps 1 and2 until both requlrements

mrr et.

4 9OMHz 20dB 9O.0MHz T101,T102

Adjust so that voltage between terminal l9 and ground
5 106MHz 20dB [Link] TCl01,TCl02 terminal is at its maximum.

6 Repeatsteps4 and 5 so that voltagebetuæenterminal 19 and groundterminal reachesits maximam.

7 Adiust so that voltagebetrnæen

terminal 19 and ground
98MHz 3odB 98.0MHz T103
terminalis at its maximum.

98.0MHz T104, core A Set the tuning meterto the centerposition.

8 98MHz 60dB
Adiust so that distortion factor at OUTPUT terminal
[Link] T104,coreB
is minimized.

I Repeatsteps7 and 8 until both requirementsmeet.

F M A N T E N N A3 O O çT2E R M I N A L TERMINAL
OUTPUT

Connect the tuner assembly

acrossterminalsNo. 21 and22.

Fig. 11-1 FM tuner adlustmentconection

11. REGLAGE
TunerFM
o Placer chaque bouton du F-X50L en position Raccorder FM SG (générateur de signaux FM)
suivante: à la borne d'antenne FM 300S} au moyen d'une
MODE MANUAL antenne factice de 300O.
Venou de Utiliser un compteur de fréquence pour un
manipulateur.....,. Déclenche (OF'F) Égla3e pÉcis de la fréquence de sortie FM SG.
Affichage FM/AM Raccorder successivement les indicateurs d'
Fonction du tableau de accord à une résistance 10kQ et le raccor par
commande FM [en position enclen- les bornes no 2l etno 22.
che (ON)l
FM SG Poiût do
(4dlHz, +75kHz dtvitttionl Affichagp de Proctdurc
Pha
fréquenca rlelæc
Fr6quoncr Nivoau

Régler le voltaç entre le borne 18 et la borne de mise à la

1 87,5MHz Ll03 terre à 6,0V en courant continu
Pæ de signal
Régler le voltage entre le bome 18 et la borne de mise à
2 108,0MH2 TC103 la terre à 20V en courant continu.

3 Répéter les phæes I et 2 jusqu'à ce que les deux conditions soient remplies'

4 90MHz 2(HB 90,0MHz T101.T102

Régler le voltage entre le borne 19 et la borne de mise à
TC101 la terre à son maximum,
5 106MHz 20dB 106,0MH2 TCÎ02
maximum.
6 Répéterlesphæos4 et 5 jusqu'àce que le voltagEentre le borne 19 et ta bornede miseà la terre soit à son
Régler le voltage entre le borne 19 et la borne de mise à
7 98MHz 30d8 98,0MHz T103 lâ terre à son maximum.

Tl04,
98,0MHz Placer l'indicateur d'accord en position centtale.
centre A
8 98MHz 60dB
T1@, Régler le taux de distorsion à la borne da sortie à son mini'
98,0MHz centre B anum.

I Répéterlesphases7 et 8 jusqu'àce que lesdeux conditionssoientremplies'

B O R N ED E L ' A N T E N N EF M 3 O O Q . B O R N ED E S O R T I E

Raccorderl'ensembledu tuner
par tesbornesno 21 etno 22.
MillivoltmètreCA

du tuner FM
pour le réglage
Fig. 11-l Raccordements
 AM Tuner
o Set eachswitch on F-X50L as follows: Connect ttre AM SG (AM signal generator) to
MODE . .MANUAL the AM ANTENNA terminal on F-Xb0 via a
KEY LOCK ..OFF 10kQ resistor.
DISPLAY FM/AM o Use a frequency counter to accurately set the
KEY BOARDFUNCTION. . ..... MVV(LW) AM SG output frequency.

MW(LW)
AM SG (40OHz, 13O% MOD.I
Frequency Adiustm6nt
Step M€thod
display point
Frequency Level

1 522 kHz T3 Adjust so that voltage between terminal 18 and

( 1 4 6k H z l lr4l ground terminal is DC 2,5V.
No signal
2 1 6 1 1k H z TC3 Adjust so that voltage befinæenterminal 18
(353 kHzl (rs) and ground terminal is DC 25V.

3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 until both requiremen$ meet.

4 603 kHz 603 kHz T1

( 1 6 0k H z l 40dB
( 1 6 Ok H z l tr2l
Adjust so that voltageOUTPUTterminalreachesits
5 13 9 5 k H z 1385 kHz maximumlevel.(NOTEl:)
TCl
(340 kHz) 40dB
(340 kHz) (TC2)

6 Repeatsteps4 andT until voltageourpur terminalreachesits maximumlevel.

7 999 kHz 40dB 999 kHz Adjust so that voltage OUTPUT terminal reaches
Fl 03
its maximum level.

NOTE 1:
With the S-meter, adjustment can be made more
critically (Connect it between terminal 19 and
glound terminal).

A M A N T E N N AT E R M I N A L OUTPUT
TERMINAL

L O O PA N T E N N A

Fig. 1 1-4 AM tuner adiustmentconnection

NOTE:
Even if the crystal oscillator is replaced with
a netv one, adjustmentof TC106 is not required.
lVhen the TC106 is replaced with a neïy one,
however, the TC106 to the original position.
5. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS
5.1 FM TUNER STAGE The counter stage has been set to generate a2SkIIz
Front-End pulse (9kHz pulse during AM reception) from the
The FM front-end includes a junction FET programmable counter upon reception of the
equipped radio frequency single-stage amplifier frequency designated by the input data received
and a tuning circuit equivalent to a 3'ganged from Q132. Any difference in frequency will
tuning capacitor (variable capacitance diodes rezult in a difference in phase. That is, if the
replacing the conventional tuning capacitors). received frequency differs, a phase difference
The loeal oscillator signal is passed to the syn' will be generated between that frequency and the
thesizer circuit where it is compared with a refer- 25kl1z reference frequency (9kHz frequency
ence frequency, and the resultant conhol voltage during AM reception) by the PC (phase compara-
output applied to the variable capacitance diodes tor), resulting in either an H or L output from the
in order to determine the oscillator frequency PC. This output is passed through a low-pass
(tuning frequency). filter, and is used to change the tuning circuit
resonance frequency and the local oscillator
I F Amplifier and Detestor oscillation frequency.
If the phase difference between the programm-
The front-end output IF signal is applied to a
able counter output and the reference frequency
ceramic filter, an IF amplifier (2SC461), a second
is within a certain value, the PC output is switch-
cetamic filter, and then to an IF system IC
ed to high impedance, and the tuning voltage at
(PA3001-A).
that time is thereby maintained. In this'way,
the designated frequency is received by the phase-
FM Stereo Decoder locked loop.
The FM stereo decoder features an FM stereo
decoder IC (HA1156ïV-P) containing a PLL oscilla-
tor circuit, an automatic stereo switching circuit
plus a stereo decoder. A PNP transistor l8dB/oct
active filter is used to eliminate pilot leak and the
subcarrier from the decoded stereo signal.

5.2 AM TUNER SECTION(LW & MW}

This section includes an AM tuner IC (HA1138),
and variable capacitance diodes in a tuning circuit
equivalent ta a Z-ganged tuning capacitor circuit.
The local oscillator signal is passed to the syn-
thesizer circuit where it is compared with a refer-
ence frequency, and the resultant control voltage
output applied to the variable capacitance diodes
in order to determine the oscillator frequency
(tuning frequency).

5.3 FREOUENCYSYNTHESIZER
When the po\Mer is switched on, the received
frequency data stored in the memory within Q132
(MN1455F) is applied to the data latch of QlBl
(MN6147). The swallow and main programmable
counters are set by this data in order to receive
the designated frequency. Part of the local oscill-
ator output, on the other hand, is applied to pin
16 (pin 15 during AM reception) of Q131 via the
FET buffer amplifier. The local oscillator output
Fi9. 5-l Frequencysyntheiszer
circuit
applied to Q131 is divided by a dual-coefficient
frequency divider, and subsequently counted by
both the swallow and the programmable counters.

B
Front View with Front Panel Removed

t* LED(SIGNAL) * * Lamp (STEREO)

AEL.363 AEL.O28

t * Push switch * * Tact switch

ASG-176 ASG.l 75

* t Rotary switch * * Tact swilch

ASD-081 ASG'701

*t Tact switch Switch assembly 1

ASG-701 GWS-359

** Tact switch Display assembly

ASG-175 GWX-712

LED (FM/ * LED numeric display

AEL-358 AEL-361

Top View with BonnetRemoved

.1 * Powertransformer
(220V,NE type)
ATT.A22 LW assembly
l.t\ * Powertransformer A W E - 11 5
(240V,YB tYPe)
ATT€24 Tuner assembly
GWE-165
1\ * Powertransformer
(220V,NE type)
ATT.821
Switch assembly 2
A * Powertransformer
(240V,YB tYPe) --f, n
ATT€23
-l\ ** Relay
ASR.sO1

Bottom View

o"

Cover
ANR-370
1. SPEC|FtCAT|ONS
FM TunerSection Timer sestion
UsableSensitivity . ., . Mono;10.8d8f (O.95pV/75O) Cfock Ouanz lock type with 24 hour display
SOdBOuietingSensitivity Mono;17.3d8f [Link] Timer ,..24hourprogrammable
Stereo; 39.2d8'f QSqV 175{tl Wake-up timer once
Sensitivity(DlN) . Only-once timer once
Mono;0.75pVl75o
Sleeptimer . . . . 10 - 60 minutes (1O min. intervals)
Stereo; 19.9pVl75O
P r o g r a m m a b l e f u n c t i o n s . . . . F M / M W L W r e c e p t i o na n d
Signal-to-Noise Ratio . Mono; 75dB (at 85dBfl
power on/off time
Stereo; 70dB (at 85dBf)
Timer precedence . . . Sleep, Only-once, Wake-up
Signal-to-NoiseRatio(DlN) . . . . . Mono;74dB
Batteries . Preservememory and timer settings for
Stereo;66d8
about 3 months with no external power
Distortion (at 65dBf )
Mono ..1OOHz;O.1%
lkHz: [Link] FurnishedParts
lOkHz; O.2"4 FM T-type Antenna 1
Stereo . .1OOHz;O.2% AM Loop Antenna 1
lkHz; O.?/o Connection Cord with Pin Plugs 1
l0kHz;0.5% Dry Battery SUM-3 "AA" . . . 4
CaptureRatio.. ...1.Od8 Operating Instructions 1
AlternateChannelSelectivity . . . .400kHz;60d8
NOTE:
Stereoseparation ....1kH2;40dB
Specifications and design subject to possible modification
30Hz to lOkHz;30d8
without notice.
F r e q u e n c y R e s p o n s e. . . 3 0 H z t o l S k H z + O . 2 d B ,- 1 . f u B
SpuriousResponseRatio .... 70dB
lmageResponseRatio. .....50dB
lFResponseRatio ......8ft8
AMsuppressionRatio ......50d8
SCAReiectionRatio.. ......5ùB
Antenna Input . . 3(X) ohms balanced,
75 ohms unbalanced

LW TunerSection
Sensitivity
lHF,externalantenna ......50PV
Sefectivity . . 25dB
Signal-to-NoiseRatio ... .. . 45dB
lmageResponseRatio ..... 3OdB
lF Response Ratio . . 65d8
Antenna . -.. Loopantenna

MW TunerSection
Sensitivity
lHF,externalantenna ....30pV
Selectivity . . 25dB
Signal-to-NoiseRatio ...... 45dB
lmageResponseRatio. ...... 3OdB
lFResponseRatio ......65d8
Antenna Loop antenna
Audio Section
FM (10096
MODI . . .650mv/3.6ko
AM (30%MOD} . . . 150mV/3.6k4
Miscellaneous
Power Reouirements AC22OV,sOHz(NE type)
AC 240V,50H2(YBtyp€)
Powerconsumption .....,12W
Dimensions ... 320(Wlx60(Hlx211(Dlmm
l 2 - S l A l w lx 2 - 3 1 8 ( H ) x 8 - 5 / 8 ( D i)n
Weight(withoutpackage) 2.4k9(5 lb 5 oz)
 DÉ 11. AJUSTE
a
Sintonizadorde FM
MI o Ajuste cada internrptor del F-X5OL, de Ia Conectar el FM SG (generador de seùales
Ve siguienteforma: FM) al terminal de 3OOohmios de la antena
n MODO (MODE) . MANUAL FM a través de una antena ficticia de 300ohm
AI TRABADELLAVE... OFF Utilice un contador de frecuencia para
Fc INDTCA-DOR ... FM/AM con exactitud la frecuencia de salida del FM
c FUNCIONDEL Conectar el contador indicador de
TECLADO .... FM(aON) ciôn con un resistor en serie de lOKohmios
estos a través de los terminales no. 21 y no.
J

Ajuste para que la tensién entre el terminal ig y el ter.

minal a tierra sea de 6OV de CC.

Aiuste para que la tensi6n entre el $rminal lg y el ter_

minal a tierra seade 20V de CC.
Repetirlos pasos1 y 2 hastac{mplir con ambosrequerimientos.

Ajuste para que la tensi6n entre el terminal lg y el Ér-

minal a tierra sea la méxima.

T
L Repetirlos pasos4 y 5 hastaque la tensi6nentro el terminal 19 y el terminala tierra alcanceel
m6ximo.

Ajuste para que la tensidn entre el terminal 19 y al ter-

minal a tierra seala mdxima.

Ajuste el contador indicador de sintonizaci6n en la posi_

ciôn csntral.

Ajuste para que el factor de distorisi6n en el terminat de

salida (OUTPUTI sea minimizado.

Repetirlos pasos7 y 8 [Link] ambosrequerimientos.

TERMINALDE3OOOHMIOS
DE LA
ANTENADE FM T E R M I N A LD E S A L I D A

4
F
F
H
f Conectarel ensambledel sintonizadora
travésde los terminsle3no.21 y no.22,
l0kohmios Voltfmetro
de CA
t/
l<
Tt

Fig. 11-l Conexi6npara el ajustedel sintonizadorde FM

GrabadorMultiplex de FM
o Ajuste cada intemrptor del F-X50L, de la o Coloque el FM SG (generador de sefralesde FM)
siguientefonma: en modulaciôn externa y conecte el SG MpX
MODO (MODE) . MANUAL (generador de eefiales multiplex de FM) en el
TRABADELLAVE... Otr'F terminal de entrada de modulaci6n externa.
INDTCA)DOR... FMTRlvr o diustè la salida del FM SG a g8,00MHz (la
FUNCIONDEL frecuencia debe ser exacta), 80dB, y luego
TECLADO .... FM(aoN) sintoniceel F-X50L en la salida del FM SG
(98MHz).

MPX SG Freouencf-
Pco Punto do liuJt Mttodo
MOOO DE SALIOA m6nto

Sin sefial
1 (sinmodulaci6n) 98,0MHz VRl Ajuste para que la freorenciaen el terminal17 seade 1gkHz.

Principal= lkHz,
lzq.+Der.(L+D) T103
2 (t67,5kHz dewiaci6nl 98,0MHz {dentro de
Ajuste para que el factor de distorci6n en el terminal de
Piloro (r7,5kHz tgo') salida(OUTPUT)seaminimizado.
desviaci6n)

TERMINALDE3OOOHMIOS
DE LA
ANTENADE FM TERMINALDESALIDA

Fig.11-2 Conexi6nparael ajustede FM MpX

L103 Bobinade OSC

TCldl Compensadorde OSC
19- T101 Bobina de ANT
17- T102 Bobinade RF
FM TC101 Compensadorde ANT
(â,
\1/
Flo3Fl
*1 8 TCl02 Compensadorde BF
vA r Tr03 IFT
rc106€
T1O4A lransformador de OET
TlO4B Transformadorde DET
VRl vco
MPX
T103 IFT
Reloj TCl06 Compensadordel relol
T3 Bobina de OSC
Tcil Compensadorde OSC
MW
,F
I
dsl-rc
r-t
TI Bobinade ANT
TC1 CompEnsadorde ANT
{" AM

g tsl F103 Filtrode lF

_-F
TC4
T4
TU
Bobinade OSC
Compensadorde OSC
LW
T2 Bobinada ANT
Conjunto de LW
$o TC2 Compensadorde ANT

Fig. 1 1-3 Puntosde ajuste

MN6147 PA3001 HAl
HA1138

"rtI ,'t,i,t,tlttr,1,
rR2EOl
M74LS42P

eu+ffi4
-l O I S P L A YA s 6 ' y c W X - 7 1 2 r ÂEsrsÎ0Âs

I
t- 050 Ê N r c05
lôdicdd
M:Mlr

[Link]
Indr..lon
in ,r
iFl
t/4w,

n cap.c'ry
wnhul
t/8W, .5x br..àrc.
,r% (Gl :12* (Klr rs(M)

l!Ftlvott4e
vohry rs $v
(Vl unte$orhetuj*
erc@r
unt6 orhêfri*
rzoî$rerNe

nord ! pF
ôotd k ko

èlæifôtvuc [Link].

3 VOLTAGF

E oc,ohàoe(vr*no,ôDurrend

fE sqnd vohâoe il FM 4@Hr 75kHr oEV

@ Adrun'nq po'ôr
The l mart round oô sohe comooneôr
,onôncâ or rhe Érery tæror or rhè oàir Thereto.ê whe..ætærâg
bê turê ro ùs€ Dailror 'dèôr'cai delgnàr'on

Th{ r rhe barc Éheoar'c d,èqrah blr rhe ærual crrcu I may vâry
duê ro nprovehe.s,n d4gil

swrlcHEs
5i: F U N C T I O NK E Y ( T I

J sz
s! :
sa
FUilC1tOts (€Y (2)
FUNCTION K€Y ( 3)
FUIClION KEY I4)

Qrl4,1r7,rlÊ t2O,t2l
?SC26a t^'
I 55

57:
FUNCT'ON (EY
FuNCtroN
FUNCITON kEY (?)
xÊY (61
{5)

Q 1 ô- r 2 r
1,:]T \c
FUNCTION KEY (6)
s9 : FUNCTION KEY ( 9/Fd)

sto: ÎUNER ON
srr: [Link]

5r2: TUNIilG { æWN) ON _ OFF

sr5l lUNING(UP)
s14: ON - OFF

5 1 5: S I E E P
5 1 5 ; (EY LOCX
st? :
-
5 r a . PROoÊAM ÎIMER MOÉ
CLOC( ôOJ _ MANUÂL- Am _ C H E C K- S E I _CANCEL

sr9 FUNCIION K€Y (O/MW) ON _ OFF

S 2 0i FU{CTTON XEY ( LW ) ON - !!i
s 2| : PowER ol - Q!F-

Ihè unde/6d'dEai6 (herwrrchpoer'o.

SWITcH Ass'y

O 4 O 1- 4 0 6 , 4 O O , 4 æ
1520?6

\..o"* oo,

_l

g w r T c H A s s ' y( l ) G w s - 3 5 9
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description TRANSFORMERS,
COILS
CKDYF473250
cEA C10tM50L
C6,C7,C8
c9
Part No, SYmbol& Description I
ACM€08 TC1-TC4 Filmtrimmer ATB€77 T1 AM [Link]
ATDOîO T2 LW [Link]
RESISTOR AT8-067 T3 AM [Link]
NOTE:l\then ordering resistors, conuert the resistancevalue ATDOO6 T4 LW OSC. coil
into code form, and,then rewrite the part no. as before.
OTHERS
Mark Part No, Slmbol & Description
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
R D l / 4 P Mt r t r D J Rî-Rî 1
r* ASRO72 RLI ,RL2 Relay
AKC-026 Connectoriack
SEMICONDUCTORS
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description DisplayAssembly(GWX-712)
** 2SC2603lAl 01-o5 Mark Part l\lo. SYmbol& Description
(2SC945A)
r AEL-361 D503 LED numericdisplay
r 1s2076 Dl_D9 r AEL-358 D501,D502
(152473)
(1515s5l
I
10. PACKING
Mark No. Part No. Description Mark No. Part No. Description

1. AHD.963 Packingcase 6. AHA-282 Front pad

2. AHA.283 Rearpad 7. Ear cap
3. Vlnyl bag 8. AT8-076 Loop antennaassembly
4. Sheet 9. Antennaholder
5. [Link] Operatinginstructions 10. ADE-045 @nnection cord
(English/German/French/
ltalian)
AR8.446 Operatinginstructions 11. ADH-004 T-type FM antenna
(English,
YB type) 12. Dry battery
 Raccorder AM SG (générateur de signaux AM)
Tuner AM
du F-X50L en Position au borne de I'antenne AM (AM ANTENNA)
o Placer chaque bouton
du F-X50L via une résistance 10kO'
suivante: Utiliser un compteur de fÉquence pour un
MANUAL
MODE réglage précis Aè U fréquence de soitie du
Venou de AM SG.
manipulateur ' . Déclenche(OFF)
Affichage FM/AM
Fonction du tableau de
commande AM/MW

la borne de mise à la
Régler le voltaç entre le borne 18 et
terie à 2,5V en courant continu '
18 et la borne de mise à
Iosl". l" ,ortage entre le borne
la terre à 25V en courant contlnu'

remplies'
ce que les deux conditions soient
RéÉter les phases 1 et 2 iusqu'à
(OUTPUTI à son
Réqler le voltage de la borne de sortie
nivéaumaximum. (NOTE 1:)

son niveau maximum'

de la borne de sortie (OUTPUT) à
;Éa-". ttt"es *;volÉge
(OUTPUT) à son
ils|e, r" voltage de ta-6-*Esortie

*";"":;rteur de miseà la terre'

pré[Link] brancherentre le bome 1g et ra borne
s rend Ie tégrageplus

BORNEDESORTIE
B O R N ED ' A N T E N N EA M

du tuner AM
pour le réglage
Fig. 11-4 Raccordements

de réglerTc106'
NOTE:
Mêmeen casde remplacement
à cristal, il n'est pasnécessaire
de,l,oscillateur I
loutefois,a*"r""#âïièioo'bi""Ë;;;i;;àsapositionoriginale'
 DécodeurMultiplex FM
o Placer chaque bouton du F_X50L
en position Raccorder FM SG (générateurde siguaux FM)
suivante:
MODE en modulation externe et le raccoi MpX
MANUAL Sd
Verrou de (qéngrgteg-designauxMultipler fUy a fa borne
m a n i p u l a t e u r . . . . _ . .Déclenche(OFF) d'entréede la modulation externe.
Affichage FM/AM
Fonction du tableaude
coramande FM [en position enclen-
che (ON)l

Réglerla fréquenceau borne l7 à l9kHz.

Principal= lkHz,
Gauche+Droit(L+R)
(i67,5kHz déviarionl; Régler le taux de disrorsion à la borne
pitote (rZ,SkHz de sortie (OUTPUT)
à son minimum.
déviation)

B O R N ED E L ' A N T E N N EF M 3 O O Q .

Fig. 11-2 Raccordementdu

19_
l7- r1o2#5^
TCr02æI
F1o3€
@ *18
vRr
rc106€

l+\ il @ilq',O
lHlli I r r!- Oscittaæura ftequenceJglE
Étl
l_I
T1 TC2- par variation de tgnsion

$ f---_l
ldl /-s
r---1
TC3
lNr
TJ
TC4 Fittre de fréqueno int"Àili"il

Fig. 11-g points de régfage

 6

"'-:x
Êr!6 r3O c 12
-l:i'T*àr;:z
;t j F're r.I

lirl'.Ce*

,FM -oN ffi

-.r+h

qro6 25Kt6O
A U T F E RÂ M P
ii:: ;;1:î T':i"
QloT

q{r9
2SÀllll

QIIl ? 5 K I6 E
[Link]çLn ÀS"

F M-O N

R.""-
L

0117,ttB 122-124'13'
152076

or?7ir29
Pr6rL^Toq
:l;i

Q\24,125, 126,tzA 129 1tO

2SC2603t At

Q1?3 i2? es03l3

-
Dil 9, t20
isi6,. II I

a
6
 8. SCHEMATICDIAGRAM External Appearanceof Transistorsand lGs
2SC2603lAl
The indicated semiconductors are representatiue ones 2s,A1115lAl
only. Other alternatiue semiconductors may be used and
are listed in the parts list.
25A733A
Lot No

lype No

Sulfrx

T U t r E R4 3 5 . y GWE - '65

| 11;;t ior aLo'^

3æO
E'L F
75î
uilaaL _
GXO

QtOl 2Sxl6A
or02 ?sc555
QloS 25C46!
oto2to4 106 r5v6€-06
olo1 xvr226-l

](-

qr47 2sx34

Q!!5 2SC26O3
01-9fs2o76ùùùÈ'r ___,-_=@-
_-J

POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT F@ Y8 TYPE

a
@

U
=

É
I z
È
d
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description Mark Part No. Symbol & Dsscriptiqn
CEA 1OOMsOL c141,C148,C1
52,C159,C,|
60 r r 2sA726S 0115.O1 6
CEA 33OM16L c190,c209,c210
CEA 22OM25L cl 31 a * 10E2 D126-Dl32.D136,D137
CEA 47OM25L cI32 (siB01-021
C E A 1 O 1 Ml O L cl 51 * KZL130 Dl34
* KZL061 Dl 35
C E A 1 0 1 Ms O L c182 * 1SV68-O8 D102,D104,D106
C E A 2 2 1 M1 6 L cl53,C175
CEA221M25L cl80 * KV1226 D107
C E A 3 3 1 Ml O L cl94 * 152076 Dl 01,D109-D1 24,D133,D138-Dl 40
CEA 331M sOL cl 73,Cl81
TRANSFORMERS, COILS
C E A 4 7 1 M1 6 L c174,C1765,177,C179
C E A 4 7 1 M6 L cl85 Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
C E A 1 O 1 M2 5 L c134,C145,C211
ATC-I12 T101 FM ANT. coil
C E A 1 O 1 M3 5 L cl84
ATC-121 T102 FM RF coil
C E A3 3 1 M1 6 L c128
ATEOOS T103 FM IFT
ATE.O43 T104 FM DET. transformer
CEA 1O2M25L cl78
CEA222M6L cl98 T24428 Ll01 ,Ll 02,L104
(ATH-048) RF chokecoil
A.|-C-O77 L103 FM [Link]
RESISTORS ATF-107 F 101,F102 FM ceramicfilter
NOTE:tïhen ordeing resistors, conuert the resistanceuatue ATF.121 Fl03 AM ceramicfilter
into code form, and then rewrite the part no. æ before.
OTHERS
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description
* c92-051 VRI Semi-fixed
ASS-016 x 101 Crystal resonator
AKN.O34 Jack
R D l / 2 P S1 0 1 J R160
AKAO14 Terminal (ANTENNA)
RDl/4VM 155J R198
AKBO77 Terminal (OUTPUTI
RDl/4VM 563J R234
RDl/4PM DtrtrJ R't14, Rl33, RÎ52, R182-R185.
R200,R234,R235 SwitchAssembly1 (GWS-3591
R D l / 8 P Mt r E Û J R101-Rl13, Rl15-R132, R134- --
Mark Part No. SYmbol & Description
Rl51, Rl53-R159. Rl61-R181,
R186, R187, R189-R197, R199, rr ASG-701 s1-sg,s14,S1
9,S21
R201-R216, R218-R233, R236 Tact switch
tt ASG-l75 sl 0-s13sl 5
Tact switch
SEMICONDUCTORS
*t 152076 D301-D303
Mark Part No. Symbol & Description it AEL.363 D304-D306
*r PA3001 0112
r * AELO28 PLI Lamp
ir HAl156W 0 11 3
RDl/8PM561J R301,R302
r * HAl 138 0108
r * MN6147 0131
** MN1455LF a132 SwitchAssembly2
Mark Part No. Sambol & Description
r * M74LS42P 0133
* * tR2E01 4122 r* ASDO81 S18 Rotary switch
r i ASG-176 Sl6Si 7 Pushswitch
rr 2SK168 0101,O106,0111
r 1s2076 D401-D406,D408,D409
r * 2SK34 4147 (152473)
* r 2SD313 0123,4127 (1515551
(25D8801
r * 2SC535 0102
LW Assembly(AWE-I15)
r r 2SC461 0103,o107
CAPACITORS
tt 2SC2603lAl 0 1 0 4 , 0 1 0 5 , 0 1 0 9 , 0 1 1 0 , 0 1 1 4 , Mark Part No. Symbol & Deecription
(2SC945A) 01 17, 01 B, A120, 0121, 4124-
cosA 471J50 cl
o1 26,0128-o1 30,o148 c2
cosA 121J50
tt 2SA1115lAl 01 19,O134-0146,0149 ccDTH 220J50 c3
(2SA733A)
ccDTH 330J50 c4
cKDYF 103250 c5
 9. ELECTRICALPARTS LIST
NOTES:
o Parts without port number cannot be supplied.
. when ordering reslbtors, first convert resistancewlues into code
form as shownin
the follo wing examplee.
Ex. 1 when there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart
from 0), suchæ 560 ohm
and 47h ohm (toleranceis shown by J=5%, and K=10/o ).
560a 56 x lot 561. . . .. RD%PS ElGlm J
47hsz 47 x 10t 4 7 3 . . . . . R D % P S@ A @ J
o.5n oR, .. .... nN2l/@/ts@ K
10 qto . . .... R S t p @ f f l @K
E*. 2 ll/hen there are 3 effectiue digits (such æ in high precision metal
fitm
resiston),
5.62hn 562 x rÙt 5 6 2 r . . . . R N % S Rt r 6 E E f
o The $" marh found on some component parts indicatec the
importance of the
safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure'to ur" parts
of
identical designation.
c For your Partc stoch control, the fæt mouing items are indicated
with the
marhs it ond *
** GENERALLY MovÛs FASTER THAN *
This claæification chall be adiusted by each dietributor becatneit d,epends
on model
number, temperature,humidity, etc.

Miscellaneous
PartsList Part No.
[Link] ccDRH080D50 clol,c1o4,C1
12
Mark PartNo. Symbol & Deæription cGB R47J500 c1o8
cosA 51lJ 50 ct54
GWE-l65 Tunerassembly coMA 273J 50 cl61,Cl62
G$rs-359 Switchasembly 1 coMA 223K 50 c138
Switch assembly2
GWX-712 Displayassembly ccDcH 020c 50 cl 11
ccDcH 030c 50 cl05
Fuseterminalassembly ccDcH 050c 50 cl06
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NOTES:
c Parts without part number cannot be supplied.
o The A mark found on sotne component parts ind,icates the importance of the
safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical
decignation.
o For your Parts Stoch Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the
marks ** and *
** GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN *
This classification ahall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model
number, temPerature, humiditY, etc.

Front PanelView 1
Panelescutcheon Knob J
ANR.46I AAD.37O

Bonnet Knob M
ANE.355 AAD426

Front panel assembly Knob L

ANM.O76 AAO425
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ANR460
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Powerknob Knob D
AAD.375 AAD.365
Tuning knob Knob C
AAD.376 AAD-364

Front PanelView 2
Pushknob A Knob E
AAD.372 AAD.366

Rotary knob (MODE Knob F

AAg-267 AAD.367

Hinge L Knob G
ANR-320 AAD.368

Pushknob Knob B
AAD.373 AAD.363

Push knob C Knob A

AAD.374 AAD-362

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RearPanelView ** Slideswirch
ASH-501

1\ Strain relief
AEC-327
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AKPO26
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AC power cord (NE type)

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oPower is turned on when the TUNER ON button isde- Keyboard
presæd even when power has ben turned off by one of
FM|MWLW keys
the timer functions. ln this cese, the radio station stored
by preset key fill witl be autometicelty tuned in.
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the FM. MW or LW key above the preset keys is de-
s3tling
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broad-
casts. Power is automatically turned on when one
NOTE: of theso
keys is depressed.
lf the indicator doeE not light during an FM
stereo broact_
cast, drc signal from the antenna is too nnak.
lnstatt an Preset keyr
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needs to
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in the memory. Once a station in the
@ obitat Display(FREOUENCY/TIMEI memory, just depress tha corresponding preset key to turn
por/\roron and receive that station.
The FM, MW or LW frequency tuned in or a time is dis-
played according to the position of the DlsPLAy swirch
ând the PRoGRAM TIMER MODE switch as shown in the Timer setting keyr
table below. All keys except LW are used when sotting the pr$ent time
and when setting the on and off times for the timer func-
tions. Notê thôt times are input in the 24 hour sy$em, so
\ D|SPLAY 5:00 PM is 17:00 and so on-
\ -\ svtitch
FM/AM CLOCK NOTE:
P R O G R A M\ When the F-X6OL is uæd with the Pioneer A-X5O or A-
T I M E RM O D E \
switch \ X3O amplifier, depressing any one of the keyboard keys
automatiælly switches the emplifier to the TUNEA
CLOCKADJ. tame time mode.

MANUAL frequency time r

AUTO frequency time *

CHECK time time

SET r-l f '--l

CANCEL time time

'Automatically s^titches to the time mode after the fre-

quency hæ becn diglayed for about 5 seconds.

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Use these keys to tune in radio broadcasts. To tune in
frequencies higher than that shown in the digital display,
depress the I key; for lowsr flequencies, deprass the Q
key.
NOTE:
The tuning keys are also uæd when making timer ættings.
Refer to sections@and@on timer Progremming oryle-
tions for details.
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Opening the front panel door O m"r,ory swatch

Open the door as shown in the diagram below. Use this switch when placing a radio station in the memory.
Depressing the MEMORY switch causes the red indicetor
on thô switch to light for ebout 5 seconds. While the-l
indicator remains lit, depressone of the preset keys ( f6-l
through I oSll to place the radio station currently being
received in the memorY.
lf the red indicator goes out before you have depressadone
of the preset keys, depress the memory switch agoin to give
yourælf another 5 seconds.

rwitches(TUNERON/STAND'BY)
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Use the TUNER ON and STAND-BY switches in the
following manner:
TUNER ON Power is turned on 10 the tuner sêction and
the components connected to the rear panel
power sockets.
To close the door, return it 10 its original position and STANDBY: ln this position, enough power to run the
press lighlly on the top edge. clock is supplied becausethe switch is connec-
ted to the secondary side of the transformer.
Unplug the power cord from the wall socket
when the unit is not used for a long period of
ilme.

O Programtimer nrcde switch G) Display switch

C L O C K A D J . : W h e n s e t t i n g t h e p r e s e n tt i m e . T h i s s w i t c h s e l e c t st h e d i s p l a y m o d e o f t h e d i g i t a l d i s p l a y .
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nenls connected to the rear panel power tuned in is displaYed.
sockets regardlessof timer operation. CLOCK ( ^l: The display is switchedto the lime mode.
AUTO: In this position, power is turned on and off to NOTE:
components connected to the rear panel power The display is also changed by the PBOGRAM TIMEB
sockets by the timer.
MODE switch as shown in the table in the Digital Display
CHECK: Use this Dosition to check the on and off times
@ explanation.
and the selected radio broadcast of the timer.
Refer to section lE-l "Checking limer and pro-
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gram seltings" for details.
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SET; Use this position when settingtimer on and off
sleep timer function. Depress once to set the timer to
times and the radio broadcast tù be heard.
1O minutes, once again to increase the time to 20 minutes
Reter to sectionsl6-landflon timer program.
and so on in 10 minute steps up to 60 minutss if desired.
m i n g o p e r a t i o n sf o r d e t a i l s
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CANCEL: I n t h i s p o s i t i o n , o n e o r m o r e t i m e r s e t t i n g sa n d
confirm the amount of time you are setting.
F)rogramscan be canceled.
The sleep key can be used when the PROGRAM TIMER
MODE switch is in the MANUAL or the AUTO position.
O X"y lock switch
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t i m e r s e t t i n g sf r o m b e i n g m i s t a k e n l y a l l e r e d . sleep key until the display returns to :OO.
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FREOUENCY
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M U T I N GC I R C U I T
 NOTES:
Keyboard
.Power is tuned on when the TUNER ON button isde-
presæd even when power has been tumed off by one of FM/MW/LW keys
the ilmer functions. ln this case, the radio station stored
by preset key fiTlwill be automaticelty tuned in.
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@
Time
the FM, MW or LW key above the preset keys is de' setting
pressed.
@@EE keys
Preset
O Signal indicator keys EE@E
These indicators light to show the strength of the radio
broadcast being received.
(D fm stereoindicator
This indicator
FM/[|WLW keys
lights when an FM stereo broadcast is
received. Depressone of these keys to rec€iveFM, MW or LW broad-
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NOTE: keys is depressed.
lf the indbator does not tight during an FM særeo broad-
cast, dra signal from tûe antenna is too vnak. lnstall an Præet keyr
oudoor FM entenna sritabte for your ræeption needs to
Keys foT-l through I o 8l ate usedto placeradio stations
solve dris problem.
in the memory. Once a station has ba€n placod in tha
($ OigitalDisplay(FREOUENCY/TIME) mâmory, just depressthe corrospondingpreset key to rurn
power on and receivethal station.
The FM, MW or LW freguency tuned in or a time is dis'
played according to the position of the DISPLAY switch
Timer setting keys
and the PROGRAM TIMER MODE switch as shown in the
All keys except LW are usedwhen sottingthe presenttime
table below.
and when settingthe on and off times for the timor func-
tions. Note that times are input in the 24 hour system,so
-\ 5:00 PM is 17:00and so on.
-\ orsPLAY
sritch
FM/AM CLOCK NOTE:
PROGRAfi,\ When the F-X5OL is used with the Pioneer A-X50 or A-
TIMER MOOE \ X30 amplifier, depressingeny one of the keyboard keys
switch \
automatically switches the amplifier to the TUNEB
mode.
CLOCKADJ. ilme tame

MANUAL frequency time

AUTO frequency time

cl{EcK tame time

SET | :-l t-t

CANCEL time time

* Automatically switchesto the time mode after the fre'

guency hasbcen di*layed for about 5 seconds.

(E Tuningkeys(TUNINGI
Use those keys to tune in radio broadcasts. To tune in
frequencies higher than that shown in the digital display,
depress the I key; for lowÊr frequencies, depress the B
key.
NOTE:
The tuning keys are also ugd when making timer ættings.
Refer to æctions@andflon timer programming opera'
tions for details.