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SPECIFICATIONS

AMPLIFIER

SECTION

Continuous

Power

Output

(DIN):

Power

Bandwidth

(IHF):

Total

Harmonic

Olstortion:

Frequency

Response:

Input

Sensitivity

and

impedance:

Maximum

Input

Level:

(at

1

kHz)

Signal

to

Nolse

Ratio

(IHF-A):

Tone

Controis:

Loudness

Control

Effect:

65

W

+

65

W

(4

ohms,

1

kHz)

10

Hz

~

40

kHz

(T.H.D.

0.15%

both

channels

driven

into

8

ohms)

0.03%

(-3

dB

at

rated

output,

8

ohms)

PHONO

RIAA

Standard

Curve

(Recording

Out-

put)

MM

20

Hz

~

20

kHz

+

0.5

dB

CD,

VIDEO,

20 Hz

~

50

kHz

+

1.5dB

TAPE

(att

W)

PHONO

MM

25mV_—

47kohms

CD,

VIDEO,

150mV

25

kohms

TAPE

PHONO

MM

120

mv

PHONO

MM

78

dB

(at

5.0

mV

input)

CD,

VIDEO,

98

dB

TAPE

BASS

+

10

dB

at

100

Hz

TREBLE

+

10

dB

at

10

kHz

Variable

Loudness

at

maximum

position

50

Hz/10

kHz,

+

10

dB/+5

dB

TUNER

SECTION

[FM]

(note:

pV

at

75

ohms,

0

dBf

=

1

x

10S

W)

Receiving

Range:

Usable

Sensitivity:

Signal

to

Noise

Ratio

(IHF-A):

image

Rejection:

Selectivity

(+

300

kHz):

Frequency

Response:

Stereo

Separation

(at

1

kHz):

[AM]

Receiving

Range:

Usable

Sensitivity:

Signai

to

Noise

Ratio:

General

Power

Supply:

Power

Consumption:

Power

Outlet:

Dimensions:

Weight:

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

Remote

control

system:

Power

supply:

External

dimensions:

Weight:

87.5

~

108

MHz

0.9

pV

(10.3

dBA

MONO

82

dB

STEREO

78

dB

65

dB

55

dB

30

Hz

~

15kHz

*0-2

dp

40

dB

522

~

1611

kHz

18

NV

55

dB

AC

230

V

50

Hz

125

W

SWITCHED

100

W

434

mm

(W)

x

119

mm

(H)

x

310

mm

(D)

5.9

kg

RC-174

Infrared

pulse

system

3V

DC

Two

size

“AA”

(R6)

dry

cell

batteries

60

mm

(W)

x

175

mm

(H)

x

18mm

(D)

120

g

(includes

batteries)

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

prior

notice.

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER

SERVICE-

ABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol,

within

an

equilateral

triangle,

Js

Intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons.

The

exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral

triangle

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

Instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

appliance.

>>

WARNING:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

PRECAUTIONS

FOR

INSTALLATION

Install

DRA-385RD

always

horizontally.

And

leave

at

least

10

cm

of

space

between

the

unit

and

other

component

placed

above.

VORKEHRUNGEN

FUR

DIE

AUFSTELLUNG

Stellen

Sie

den

DRA-385AD

stets

waagerecht

auf.

Achtan

Sie

ebenfalls

daraut,

daG

ein

Mindestabstand

von

10

cm

zwischen

dem

Gerat

und

der

Komponente,

die

dariiber

gestellt

wird,

eingehalten

wird.

PRECAUTIONS

D'INSTALLATION

Le

DRA-385AD

doit

toujours

atre

Installé

horizontalement.

Laisser

au

moins

un

espace

de

10

cm

entre

cet

appareil

et

tout

autre

composant

qui

serait

placé

au-dessus.

PRECAUZIONI

PER

L’INSTALLAZIONE

Installare

i!

DRA

385RD

sempre

in

posizione

oizzontale,

avendo

cura

di

lasciare

almeno

10

cm

fra

I'unita

ed

altri

componenti

posti

al

di

sopra.

PRECAUCIONES

PARA

LA

INSTALACION

Instale

siempre

ef

DRA-385RD

en

posicién

horizontal.

Asegurese

también

de

dejar

un

espacio

de

por

lo

menos

10

cm

entre

esta

unidad

y

el

componente

que

sea

colocado

encima.

VOORZORGSMAATREGELEN

VOOR

INSTALLATIE

De

DRA-385RD

altijd

horizontaal

plaatsen.

Laat

ten

minste

10

cm

ruimte

tussen

dit

apparaat

en

het

andere

component

dat

u

erboven

plaatst.

FORBEREDELSER

FOR

INSTALLATION

installera

alltid

ORA-385AD

horisontellt.

Lamna

atminstone

10

cm

melian

denna

apparat

och

en

annan

komponent

som

placeras

ovanpa.

PRECAUGOES

DURANTE

A

INSTALAGAO

instale

sampre

o

DRA-385AD

em

posigao

horizontal.

E

deixe

pelo

menos

10

cm

de

espaco

entre

esta

unidade

@ 0

outro

componente

colocado

acima.

10

cm

oder

mehr

10

cm

ou

plus

10

cm

o

pil

10

cm

o

mas

10

cm

of

meer

10

cm

eller

mer

10

cm

ou

mais

FRONT

PANEL

VORDERSEITE

PANNEAU

AVANT

PANNELLO

ANTERIORE

PANEL

FRONTAL

VOORPANEEL

FRAMPANELEN

PAINEL

FRONTAL

ateea

eC

ieee

et

ee

DISPLAY

ADS

EON

TA

TP

PTY

TUNED

STEREO

AUTO

MEMO

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TAPE

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AFFICHAGE

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DADK

DADA

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a

|

PADMDM

PMDY

DADE

D

DRDO

ON

DISPLAY

DISPLAYEN

MOSTRADOR

REAR

PANEL

ROUCKSEITE

PANNEAU

ARRIERE

PANNELLO

POSTERIORE

PANEL

POSTERIOR

ACHTERPANEEL

BAKSIDAN

PAINEL

TRASEIRO

fm

OUuSsse-vud

NOTE

ON

USE

/

HINWEISE

ZUM

GEBRAUCH

/

OBSERVATIONS

RELATIVES

A

L'UTILISATION

NOTE

SULL’USO

/

NOTAS

SOBRE

EL

USO

/

ALVORENS

TE

GEBRUIKEN

/

OBSERVERA

OBSERVACGOES

SOBRE

0

USO

Allow

for

suflicient

heat

dispersion

when

ingtaiied

on

a

tack.

*

Vermeiden

Sie

hohe

Temperaturen.

Beachten

Sie.

dai

eine

ausreichende

Luftzirky-tation

gewahrleistet

sein

muB,

wenn

das

Geral

in

einer

Regal

autgestelit

werden

‘soll.

*

Eviler

des

températures

dlavées,

Tenir

compte

d'une

dispersion

de

chaleur

‘suffisante

lors

definstaltation

sur

une

étagére.

+

Evitare

di

esporre

('unita

ad

alte

temperature.

Accertarsi

che

ci

sia

un'adeguata

dispersione

de!

calore

quando

funité

@

instailata

in

un

rack

o

in

un

monile.

Keep

the

set

free

from

moisture,

water

and

dust.

Halten

Ste

das

Gerat

von

Feuchtigkeit,

Wasser

und

Staub

fem.

Protéger

l'appareil

contra

(numidité,

eau

et

ja

poussiére.

Mantenere

[unita

lontana

da

umidita,

acqua

@

polvere.

Mantanga

el

equipo

libre

de

humedad,

agua

y

Polvo.

Last

geen

vochtigheid,

water

of

stof

in

het

apparaat

binnendringen.

Utsatt

inte

apparaten

f6r

fukt,

vatten

och

damm

Mantenha

0

equipamento

livre

de

humidade,

agua

ou

pi.

Do

not

tet

foreign

objects

in

the

set

Lassen

Sie

keinerlei

Gegenstinde

in

das

Gehduseinnere

eindringen.

Né@

pas

laisser

des

objets

étrangers

dans

Vappareit.

Non

tar

cadere

alcun

oggetto

aif'intemo

dell'unita.

No

inserte

objetos

extrafios

en

el

equipo.

Laat

geen

vreemde

voorwerpen

in

dit

apparaat

vailen,

‘Se

till

att

frammende

foremal

inte

tanger

ini

‘apparaten.

Evite

deixar

objectos

estranhos

sobre

o

aparetho.

»

Evite

temperaturas

elevadas.

Asegurese

de

garantizar

una

dispersion

de

calor

suficiente

al

instalar

fa

unidad

en

una

consola.

©

Vermijd

hoge

temperaturen.

Zorg

voor

een

degeliik

hitteatvoer

indien

het

‘@pparaat

op

een

rek

wordt

geplaaist.

*

Undvik

hdga

temperaturer,

‘Se

ti

att

det

finns

mdjligher

till

god

varmaav-

ledning

vid

montering

i

ett

rack.

«

Evite

tamperaturas

altas.

Quando

instalar

o

equi

Handie

the

power

cord

carefuby,

Hold

the

plug

when

unplugging

the

cord.

*

Gehen

Sie

vorsichtig

mit

dem

Netzkabel

um.

Hatten

Sie

das

Kabel

am

Stacker,

wenn

Sie

es

—

Unplug

the

power

cord

when

not

using

the

a4

for

long

periods

of

time.

Ziehen

Sie

das

Netzkabel

aus

der

Steckdose,

wenn

Sia

das

Gerat

dber

einen

hingeren

Zeit-

fraum

hinweg

nicht

verwenden..

Débrancher

fe

cordon

d'alimentation

torsque

Tappareil

n'est

pas

utilisé

pendant

de

tongues

Périodes.

Quando

si

prevede

di

non

utiizzare

Punita

per

lunghi

periodi

di

tempo,

disinsarire

i

cavo

di

alimantazione

dalia

presa.

Desconecte

¢!

canén

de

alimentacién

cuando

0

utilice

el

equipo

por

mucho

tismpo.

Neem

altijd

het

netsnoar

uit

het

slopkontakt

waneer

het

apparaat

gedurende

een

lange

Periode

niat

wordt

gebruikt.

Ora

urnatkontakten

om

apparaten

inte

kommer

att

avaindas

pA

linge.

Desiigue

o

cabo

de

alimentaco

quando

no

utilizar

o

equipamento

durante

periodos

prolongados.

Do

not

tat

insecticides,

benzene,

and

thinner

come

in

contact

with

the

set.

Lassen

Sie

das

Gerat

nicht

mit

insektizien,

benzanhaitigen

oder

anderen

Verdinnungs-

mitiein

in

Berdhrung

kommen.

Ne

pas

matire

en

contact

des

insecticides,

du

benzéne

et

un

diluant

avec

fappareil.

Evitare

di

utilizzare

insetticidi,

benzolo

e

solventi

sulfunits

No

vierta

insecticidas,

benceno

o

disolventes

en

la

unidad.

Laat

geen

insektenverdeigende

middeien,

benzine

of

vertverdunner

met

dit

apparaat

in

kontakt

komen.

‘Se

titi

at

inte

insektsmedel,

bensen

och

thinner

kommer

|

kontakt

med

apparatens

hoje.

Evite

que

Insecticidas,

benzina

e

diuente

entrem

em

contacio

com

o

equipamento.

us

der

Steckdose

ziehen.

*

Manipuler

le

cordon

dalimentation

avec

précaution.

Tenir

ta

prise

lors

du

débranchement

du

cordon.

*

Managgiare

con

cura

il

cavo

di

alimentazione.

Quando

si

scailega

it

cavo

dalla

presa,

non

tirare

il

cavo.

*

Maneje

el

cordén

de

alimentacién

con

culdado.

Sostenga

e/

enchufe

cuando

desconecta

of

cordén

da

alimentacion.

¢

Hanteer

het

natsnoer

voorzichtig.

Houd

het

snoer

bij

de

stekker

vest

wanneer

deze

most

worden

aan-

of

josgekoppeld.

*

Hantera

ndtkabein

versamt.

HAW

i

kontakten

nr

du

drar

uf

den.

Dra

inte

|

kabeln,

*

Manuseie

ocabo

de

alimentacao

com

cuidado.

Agarre

na

ficha

para

desligar

0

cabo

de

alimantaco

da

tomada.

*(For

sets

with

ventilation

holes)

Do

not

obstruct

the

ventitation

holes.

‘Die

LGttungsschitze

dGrten

nicht

verdeckt

wer-

den.

Ne

pas

obsinuer

jes

tous

d’aération.

Non

ostruire

i

fori

par

la

ventilazione.

No

tape

tas

ranuras

de

ventiiacién.

De

ventilatioopeningen

mogen

niet

worden

beblokkeerd.

Tapp

inte

Gi

ventilationsSppningama.

Nao

tape

os

orilicios

da

ventilac&o.

Naver

disassemble

or

modify

the

Set

in

any

way.

Versuchen

Sie

niemais,

das

Gerat

selstan-

dig

auseinanderzunehmen

oder

auf

jegliche

Art

zu

verandem.

Ne

jamais

démonter

ou

modifier

I'appared

dune

maniére

ou

d'une

autre.

Non

smontare

o

modificare

in

alcun

modo

Funita.

Nunca

desarme

o

modifique

e!

equipo

de

ningna

manera.

Nooit

dit

apparaat

demorteren

of

op

andere

wijze

modiliéran.

Ta

inte

tear

apparaten

och

férs6k

inte

byggs

om

den.

Nunca

desmonie

ou

Modifique

oequipamento

de

1a

forma.

Piease

check

the

following

items

are

included

with

the

main

unit

In

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Sie

sich,

dab

folgende

Telle

volistindig

im

Lieferum-

fang

enthalten

sind:

(1}

Badienungsanieitung

{2)

MW-Rahmenantenne

(3)

UKW-Antenne.......

(4)

Fernbedienungsgerat

RC-17:

(5)

Trockenzelten-Batterien

Ré

(AA)...

(6)

Netzkabel

.

1

i

1

1

2

1

Veuillez

verifier

que

les

articles

suivants

sont

bien

joints

afapparelt

Principal

dans

le

carton:

(1)

Mode

d'’emptoi

....

(2)

Antenne-cadre

AM

(3)

Antenne

FM

......

(4)

Télécommande

RC-174

(5)

Piles

de

format

R6

(AA)

..

{8)

Cordon

secteur

...

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NUR

FUR

EUROPAISCHE

MODELLE:

Konformitatserkigrung

Die

DENON

Elektronik

GmbH

Haiskestr.

32

40880

Ratingen

erldart

ais

Herstelia:/Importeur,

daB

das

in

dieser

Bedienungsanieitung

beschriebene

Gerat

den

Technischen

Vorschriften

fir

Ton-

und

Femseh-Rundfunkempfanger

nach

der

Amisblattvertiigung

868/1989

(Amtsblatt

des

Bundesministers

fir

Post

und

Telekommunikation

vom

31.8.1989)

entspricht.

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CONNECTIONS

vcr

DIRECTION

OF

BROADCASTING

STATION

AM

loop

antenna

ne,

PHANTENNA

(Video

Cassette

Recorder)

SPEAKER

(A)

SPEAKER

(B)

FM

Indoor

antenna

REAR

PANEL

FM

ANT

(FM

antenna

terminals)

75-ohm

coaxial

cable

can

be

connected

to

this

terminal,

For

antenna

connecting

procedure,

see

ANTENNA

INSTALLATION.

GND

(Grounding

terminal)

The

grounding

wire

of

the

tumtable

is

connected

here.

°

Hum

or

noise

may

be

generated

if

the

grounding

wire

is

not

connected.

AM

ANT

(AM

antenna

terminats)

Connect

the

attached

AM

loop

antenna.

(Refer

to

page

7

for

connections).

Connectto

this

terminal

when

a

medium

wave

outdoor

antenna

is

used.

PHONO

(Phono

input

terminals)

The

output

cord

of

the

tumtabie

is

connected

here.

Since

the

input

sensitivity

of

“PHONO”

is

extremely

high,

do

not

use

the

unit

without

the

input

pin

cord.

If

used

without

this

cord,

the

speakers

may

generate

hum.

cD

‘The

output

cord

of

the

CD

player

is

connected

here.

VIDEO

A

VIDEO,

such

as

a

VCR

or

Video

Disc

may

be

connected

here.

TAPE

Tape

decks

can

be

connected

for

full

use

Including

Playing

or

copying.

SPEAKER

SYSTEMS

(Speaker

terminals)

Two

pairs

of

speakers

A

and

B

can

be

connected

to

these

terminals.

AC

OUTLET

(AC

power

outlet)

This

AC

outtet

is

controlled

by

the

power

switch.

(Except

units

are

sold

in

U.K.

and

Eire)

AC

inlet

Connect

the

included

AC

cord

here.

SPEAKER

CONNECTION

Confirm

poiarity

(+.-)

and

left

and

right

channels

(L,

R).

Connect

the

speaker

pairs

to

the

SPEAKER

terminals

A

or

8

on

the

back

panel.

Connections

must

be

made

with

power

cord

disconnected.

Preparing

the

cord

1.

Peel

of

the

sheath.

2.

Twist

the

wires.

Twist.

sa

ow

ANTENNA

INSTALLATION

©

FM

ANTENNA

The

supplied

indoor

FM

antenna

can

be

used

inside

wooden

houses

for

receiving

local

FM

stations

and

other

strong

FM

signals.

Stretch

out the

end

of

the

antenna

and

mount

the

antenna

on

the

wall

or

ceiling

where

optimum

reception

is

achieved.

An

indoor

FM

antenna

may

not

consistently

ensure

stable

reception,

due

to

environment

changes.

In

such

cases,

the

indoor

FM

antenna

should

only

be

used

temporarily

until

an

outdoor

FM

antenna

has

been

installed.

‘When

connecting

an

outdoor

FM

antenna,

the

use

of

75

ohm

coaxial

cable

(3C-2V,

6C-2V)

is

strongly

recommended.

e

AM

ANTENNA

Attach

the

supplied

AM

loop

antenna

even

when

using

an

outdoor

AM

antenna.

Connect

the

leads

to

the

AM

and

GND

terminats.

Also

use

the

AM

terminals

for

connecting

an

outdoor

AM

antenna

(when

making

such

a

connection

do

not

disconnect

the

AM

loop

antenna).

Adjust

the

loop

antenna

to

obtain

optimum

reception.

Where

broadcast

stations

are

distant

and

only

weak

signals

are

received

or

where

signats

are

blocked,

it

is

best

to

install

an

outdoor

AM

antenna.

Notes

on

Connection

*

Donot

plug

the

power

cord

into

the

AC

wait

outlet

untit

ail

connections

have

been

completed.

*

Make

sure

channels

are

correctly

connected.

Connect

Left

channels

to

Left

channeis

and

Right

channels

to

Right

channels.

Follow

the

color

markings

of

plugs

and

terminats

to

make

sure

mistakes

are

not

made.

Connect

all

pin-plugs

securely,

pushing

them

completely

info

the

jacks

incomplete

connections

will

cause

noise

generation.

Binding

the

connection

cabies

to

power

cords,

or

running

such

cables

close

to

power

supply

transformers

will

cause

humming

or

noise,

and

should

thus

be

avoided.

[connecting

the

front

speaker

terminals

|

the

front

speaker

terminals

1.

Loosen

by

turning

counterclockwise.

2.

Insert

the

cord

and

tighten

by

tuming

clockwise.

w-

p-w

*

Remove

the

tie

fastening

the

loop

antenna’s

lead

and

connect

the

lead

to

the

antenna

terminats.

Notes:

Do

not

connect

two

FM

antennas

simultaneously.

Even

ifan

extemal

AM

antennais

used,

donot

disconnect

the

AM

loop

antenna.

Make

sure

AM

loop

antenna

lead

terminals

do

not

touch

metal

parts

of

the

panel.

CAUTION

Protective

Circuit

This

set

is

equipped

with

a

high

speed

protective

circuit.

This

circuit

protects

the

intamal

circuitry

from

damage

due

to

large

currents

flowing

when

the

speaker

jacks

are

not

completely

connected

or

when

an

output

is

generated

by

a

short

circuit.

This

protective

circuit's

operation

cuts

off

the

output

to

the

speakers.

In

such

a

case,

be

sure

ta

tum

the

power

to

the

set

off

and

check

the

connections

fo

the

speakers.

Then

tum

the

power

on

again.

After

muting

for

several

seconds,

the

set

will

operate

normally.

BR

YS

aaa

a

DESIGNATIONS

AND

FUNCTIONS

OF

PANEL

CONTROLS

(Refer

to

Page

3.)

FRONT

PANEL

POWER

(Power

ON-STANDBY/OFF

Switch)

This

switch

turns

the

unit

ON

or

OFF.

There

is

a

delay

of

approximately

3

seconds

betore

the

unit

will

operate

after

this

power

switch

is

tumed

ON.

If

the

unit

is

turned

OFF

from

the

remote

control,

the

unit

willbe

in

the

STANDBY

mode.

Whenin

the

STANDBY

made,

the

unit

can

be

tumed

ON

with

the

power

button

‘on

the

remote

control.

tf

the

unit

will

not

be

used

for

extended

Period,

be

sure

to

turn

the

unit

OFF

from

the

front

panel

power

switch.

NOTE:

This

unit

includes

a

STANDBY

protection

feature.

This

feature

is

designed

to

prevent

accidental

tum-on

from

the

STANDBY

mode

in

the

event

of

a

power

failure.

Shoutd

AC

power

be

disconnected

and

then

reconnected

when

the

unit

is

in

STANOBY

mode,

the

unit

will

return

the

STANDBY

mode.

To

tum

the

unit

ON

from

the

STANDBY

mode

without

the

remote

control,

operate

the

tront

panel

power

switch

four

times.

The

unit

will

then

operate

normally.

PHONES

(Headphones

jack)

Connect

a

pair

of

headphones

(sold

separately)

to

this

jack

for

Private

listening.

SPEAKERS

(Speaker

selector

switches)

These

switches

are

used

to

select

speaker

system

A

and

8.

No

sound

is

heard

through

the

speakers

when

both

switches

are

reset

to

the

(48)

position.

REMOTE

SENSOR

(Remote

controt

sensor)

This

sensor

receives

the

infra-red

light

transmitted

from

the

wireless

remote

control

unit,

For

remote

control,

point

the

wireless

remote

control

unit

towards

the

sensor.

BASS

(Bass

control)

i:

Use

this

control

to

adjust

the

low-range

response.

When

the

control

is

set

to

the

center

pasition,

the

frequency

characteristic

curve

(below

1,000

Hz)

is

flat.

Turn

the

control

clockwise

to

increase

the

bass

response

and

counterclockwise

to

decrease

it.

TREBLE

(Treble

control)

Use

this

control

to

adjust

the

high-range

response.

When

the

control

is

set

to

the

center

position,

the

frequency

characteristic

curve

(above

1,000

Hz)

is

flat.

Tum

the

control

clockwise

to

increase

the

treble

response

and

counterclockwise

to

decrease

it.

BALANCE

(Balance

control)

Use

this

control

to

balance

the

volume

levels

between

left

and

fight

channels.

The

volume

ievels

in

both

channels

are

equal

when

the

control

is

set

to

tha

canter

position.

VARIABLE

LOUDNESS

(Loudness

contro!)

Atlow

volumes,

the

human

ear

is

less

sensitive

to

tow

(BASS)

and

high

(TREBLE)

frequencies.

Use

this

control

to

compensate

for

this

deficiency

when

listening

at

low

volume

levels.

Tum

this

control

counter-clockwise

until

a

natural

balance

of

bass

and

treble

sound

has

been

restored.

NOTES

°

This

receiver

has

a

full

back-up

system.

When

the

power

is

turned

on,

the

INPUT

SELECTOR

buttons

are

set

to

the

last

Mode

sat

before

the

power

was

tumed

off.

*

Whenusing

this

receiver

in

clase

proximity

to

video

equipment

(TV,

VCR, VDP,

etc.)

noise

may

be

generated

in

AMbroadcasts.

VOLUME

(Volume

control)

:

This

knob

is

used

to

adjust

the

volume

level

of

both

channeis.

Turn

the

knob

clockwise

to

raise

the

volume

and

counterclockwise

to

lower

it.

Input

selector

(Input

selector

buttons)

These

buttons

are

used

to

select

the

audio

input

source.

*

PHONO:

Press

to

play

a

record

on

a

record

player

connected

to

the

PHONO

input

jacks.

©

CD:

Press

to

listen

to

a

compact

disc

player

or

another

component

connected

to

the

CD

input

jacks.

*

TUNER:

Press

to

listen

to

FM

or

AM

programs.

*

VIDEO:

Use

when

playing

back

the

audio

from

a

Hi-Fi

video,

video

disc

player

or

other

component

connected

to

the

VIDEO

terminal.

TAPE

(Tape

monitor

button)

Press

this

button

ance,

TAPE

indicator

will

fight

up

and

then

you

can

play

tape

source

on

the

TAPE

terminal.

Press

again

the

button

currently

accessed,

to

play

sources

selected

by

input

selector

@,

indicator

goes

out.

EON

TA

button

When

a

traffic

announcement

begins

on

a

station

in

the

same

Network

as

the

station

currently

tuned

in,

that

network

station

is

automatically

tuned

in,

and

the

previous

station

is

tuned

back

in

once

the

traffic

announcement

is

over.

This

button

is

used

to

tum

this

mode

on

and

off.

ts

i

the

station

switches

from

the

current

station

to

the

network

station

when

this

mode

is

on

but

the

network

station

cannot

be

received

properly

due

to

week

signals,

the

previous

station

is

immediately

tuned

back

in.

(Refer

to

page

11.)

RDS

(RDS

button)

This

button

is

used

for

the

RDS

search

(refer

to

page

10)

and

PTY

search

(refer

to

page

10,

11)

and

TP

search

(refer

to

page

11)

Operations,

and

to

input

the

station

name

(refer

to

page

10).

BAND

(Band

selector

button)

Press

this

button

to

select

the

FM

or

AM

(MW)

band.

AUTO

(Tuning

mode

button)

This

switches

between

auto

and

manual

tuning.

Auto

tuning:

When

the

UP

button

is

pressed,

the

radio

is

tuned

automatically

to

a

higher

frequency.

Press

the

DOWN

button

to

tune

to

a

lower

frequency.

Use

this

position

to

eliminate

noise

when

no

signals

or

weak

signals

are

being

received.

Manual

tuning:

in

this

position,

the

radio

can

be

tuned

manually.

Reception

is

automatically

monaural

when

in

the

manual

mode.

TUNING

(Tuning

buttons)

Use

these

to

change

the

received

frequency

to

a

higher

frequency

(UP)

or

a

tower

frequency

(DOWN).

When

writing

station

names,

use

these

buttons

to

select

the

letters.

(Refer

to

Page

10.)

To

avoid

this,

keep

the

receiver

as

far

away

from

other

video

components

as

possible,

or

place

the

AM

loop

antenna

where

noise

is

reduced.

If

the

noise

is

not

reduced,

tum

off the

power

of

the

video

components

when

listening

to

AM

broadcasts.

Preset

(Preset

station

buttons)

These

buttons

are

used

for

storing

stations

or

recalting

stations

which

have been

preset.

Using

the

SHIFT/PTY

button

you

can

preset

a

total

of

40

FM

or

AM

stations

into

preset

channels.

Once

a

radio

has

been

memorized,

the

same

station

can

later

be

tuned

in

instantly

simply

by

recalling

the

comesponding

preset

channel

with

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button.

DISPLAY

RODS

indicator

This

lights

when

receiving

RDS

broadcasts,

and

flashes

during

the

ADS

search

operation.

EON

indicator

This

lights

when

receiving

EON

information.

TA

indicator

This

fights

when

receiving

traffic

announcements.

TP

indicator

This flashes

during

the

TP

search

operation

and

lights

when

TP

stations

are

tuned

in.

PTY

indicator

This

flashes

during

the

PTY

(Programme

Type)

search

operation.

TUNED

indicator

This

lights

when

a

station

is

properly

tuned

in.

STEREO

indicator

This

lights

when

receiving

stereo

broadcasts.

It

remains

off

when

receiving

AM

broadcasts.

USING

THE

VARIOUS

FUNCTIONS

1.

Using

the

auto

preset

memory

function

This

function

automatically

stores

the

FM

stations

which

can

be

received

in

the

area

in

which

the

set

is

being

used

in

the

preset

memory.

Use

this

function

so

that

the

RDS

functions

can

be

used

more

effectively.

Aiso

note

that

the

channe!

memories

can

be

changed

at

will

even

after

the

preset

stations

have

been

stored

with

this

function.

Operation

1.

Connect

the

FM

antenna

and

set

it

so

that

FM

stations

canbe

received.

2.

Press

the

POWER

button

totum

on

the

power

while

holding

in

the

MEMORY

button

@.

3.

Searching

begins

automatically,

and

stations

are

storedinthe

Preset

memory

in

order,

beginning

from

channel

A1.

(The

Operation

automatically

stops

once

40

stations

have

been

set

in

the

memory.)

MEMORY

(Memory

button)

This

switch

is

used

to

store

the

desired

radio

station

to

a

memory.

SHIFT

/

PTY

button

Use

this

button

to

select

the

memory

blocks,

A

(1

to

8),

B

(1

to

8),

C

(1

to

8),

D

(1

to

8)

or

E

(1

to

8).

For

PTY

search,

use

this

button

to

select

the

program

type.

When

writing

station

names,

use

this

button

to

set

the

writing

position.

AUTO

indicator

This

indicates

the

tuning

mode.

It

lights

in

the

auto

mode

and

remains

off

in

the

manual

mode.

MEMO

indicator

This

indicator

lights

for

approximately

10

seconds

when

the

MEMORY

button

has

been

pressed

and

a

station

can

be

stored

on

a

PRESET

CHANNEL

button.

This

flashes

continuously

during

the

auto

memory

operation,

CH

indicator

This

fights

when

the

preset

channe}

number

and

shift

mode

(A,

B,

C,

D

or

E)

are

disptayed.

TAPE

indicator

.

The

TAPE

indicator

tights

when

the

TAPE

source

is

selected

with

the

tape

selector

buttons.

Multi

function

display

This

displays

the

frequency,

station

name,

program

type,

etc.

2.

Storing

new

stations

at

the

preset

channeis

The

reception

frequency,

RDS

service

information,

Tuning

mode

and

input

characters

can

be

stored

at

the

different

channel

memories.

When

this

operation

is

performed,

the

station

already

stored

in

that

channel

memory

using

the

auto

preset

memory

function

is

cleared.

Operation

1.

Pressthe

MEMORY

button

©.

(The MEMO

indicator

flashes.)

2.

Use

the

SHIFT/PTY

button

@

to

select

the

block,

A

to

E.

3.

Use

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button

@

to

select

the

channet

at

which

the

station

is

to

be

stored.

4.

Press

the

MEMORY

button@

again

to

store

the

station

inthe

memory.

3.

Recalling

preset

channels

Use

the

following

operation

to

recall

preset

channels:

Operation

1.

Use

the

SHIFT/PTY

button

@

to

select

the

block,

A

to

E.

2.

Use

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button@

to

recall

the

station

stored

in

the

memory.

If

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

buttons

are

pressed

without

pressing

the

SHIFT/PTY

button®,

tha

stations

ara

racalled

in

the

order

A1

to

A8,

B1

to

B8,

and

so

on

through

E8.

aqucse-vec

m

W

4.

inputting

characters

Any

characters

can

be

input

(up

to

8

characters).

The

input

characters

can

be

stored

at

the

preset

channels.

Operation

1.

Press

the

ADS

button

@

four

times.

(The

cursor

flashes

at

the

first

place.)

=

|

2.

(se

the

TUNING

UP

or

DOWN

button

@

to

select

the

character

tor

the

first

place.

(The

selected

character

flashes.)

aes

Table

of

characters

The

characters

are

input

in

the

order shown

to

the

right.

Use

the

TUNING

buttons

@

lo

select

the

desired

characters.

Using

the

RDS

functions

(for

FM

only)

1.

RDS

search

Use

this

to

automatically

search

and

stop

at

stations

offering

RDS.

services.

Operation

1.

Press

the ADS

button

®

once.

[RIS

SEARCH

|

2.

Press

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

bution

@.

{Searching

begins.)

Rashes

{~——-

ROS

SEARCH

Flashes

3.

Searching

begins

again

if

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button®

is

pressed

while

the

RDS

indicator

is

flashing.

Flashes

FM

(0

[.

SQMHz

4.

ifno

other

RDS

station

is

found

when

all

the

frequencies

are

searchad,

"NO

RDS"

is

displayed.

ag

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DEFGHIGKL

MNOPORSTUYWXYZ

La

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A

B70)

B

te

-.

/

=

SPACE

3.

Press

the

SHIFT/PTY

button®

to

move

the

cursor

to

the

next

place.

(The

cursor

flashes

at

the

second

place).

Re

|

Flashes

4.

Repeat

steps

2

and

3

above

to

input

up

te

8

characters.

[ROEK

-CHY

|

5.

The

characters

are

set

five

seconds

after

the

input

procedure

is

finished.

The

input

characters

can

be

stored

In

the

memory.

To

keep

the

input

characters,

be

sure

to

store

them

in

a

channel

memory.

6.

Clearing

characters

1.

Recall

the

character

you

want

to

clear.

2.

Press

the

RDS

button

@

4

times

until

the

character

at

the

first

place

flashes.

3.

Then

press

the

SHIFT/PTY

button

@

for

at

least

2

seconds.

The

current

character

will

then

be

cleared.

2

PTY

Search

Use

this

to

automatically

search

and

stop

at

stations

broadcasting

the

Specified

programme

type

(PTY).

Operation

1.

Press

the

RDS

button

@

twice.

PTS!

SEARCH

|

2.

Use

the

SHIFT/PTY

button

@

to

select

the

programme

type.

INFORMATION

3.

Press

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button

@.

(Searching

begins.)

Flashes

[PTY

SEARCH

|

eee

4.

Searching

begins

again

if

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button@

is

pressed

while

the

PTY

indicator

is

flashing.

FM

1S.

WOMHz

5.

If

no

other

station

broadcasting

the

designated

programme

type

is

found

when

ali

the

frequencies

are

searched,

“NO

PROGRAMME"

is

displayed.

List

of

PTY

(Programme

Type)

displays:

1.

NEWS

9.

VARIED

2.

AFFAIRS

10.

POP

MUSIC

3.

INFORMATION

11.

ROCK

MUSIC

-4.

SPORT

12.

M.0.R.

MUSIC

5.

EDUCATION

13.

L-CLASSICS

(Light

classics)

6.

DRAMA

14.

S-CLASSICS

(Serious

classics)

7.

CULTURE

15,

OTHER

MUSIC

8.

SCIENCE

31.

ALARM

NOTE:

ALARM

cannot

be

selected

during

the

PTY

search

operation.

3.

TP

Search

Use

this

to

automatically

search

and

stop

at

stations

which

broadcast

traffic

announcements

(evenif

the

stationis

notcurrently

broadcasting

atraffic

announcement).

Operation

1.

Press

the

RDS

button

@

three

times.

TP

SEARCH

2.

Press

the

PRESET

UP

of

DOWN

button

@.

(Searching

begins.)

Flashes

TP.

SEARCH

Flashes

3.

Searching

begins

again

if

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button@is

pressed

while

the

TP

indicator

is

flashing.

[em

o3.

SoM

|

4.

If

no

other

TP

station

is

found

when

ail

the

frequencies

are

searched,

“NO

PROGRAMME”

is

displayed.

4.

EONTA

When

an

RDS

station

is

broadcasting

RDS

information

on

other

stations

within

the

same

network

anda

traffic

announcementbegins

on

another

station

in

the

same

network

based

on

this

information

(EON

=

Enhanced

Other

Network),

that

network

station

is

automatically

tuned

in.

The

previous

station

is

tuned

back

in

once

the

traffic

announcement

is

over.

Operation

1.

Press

the

EON

TA

button

@.

(The

EON

TA

indicator

lights.)

[

tar

3

|

(STATION

A)

(When

atratficannouncement

starts,

that

station

is

automatically

tunedin.)

WIR

2

|

(STATION

8)

(When

the

traffic

announcementis

over,

the

previous

station

is

tuned

back

in.)

Ent

WIR

3

{STATION

A)

RDS

Emergency

Alarm

“ALARM’

will

flash

on

the

display

when

the

unit

receives

the

Emergency

Programme

Type

Code

(PTY31)

trom

an

RDS

station.

This

feature

may

not

operate

properly

if

the

signal

from

the

ROS

station

is

too

weak

or

is

subjected

to

interference.

Itis

not

possibieto

select

the

“ALARM"

display

from

the

PTY

search

mode.

NOTE:

1.

Besuretotum

the

EON

TA

mode

off

when

recording

programmes.

2.

Inthe

EON

TA

mode,

if

the

station

is

switched

from

the

current

Station

to

another

station

in

the

network

but

the

signals

of

that

network

station

are

weak

and

it

cannot

be

tuned

in

property,

“WEAK

SIGNAL"

is

displayed

and

the

original

station

is

immediately

tuned

back

in.

3. In

the

EON

TA

mode,

the

station

does

not

switch

to

another

station

in

the

network

if

the

current

station

is

broadcasting

a

traffic

announcement.

4,

Since

the

RDS

services

offered

differ

fram

station

to

station,

some

RDS

functions

may

not

operate

for

some

stations,

but

this

is

not

a

malfunction.

WW

CB

CS

CS

a

Raa

ae

eee

ed

Oe

er

12

PLAYBACK

USING

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

The

accessory

RC-174

remote

control

unit

is

used

to

control

the

RECEIVER

from

a

distance.

(1)

Inserting

the

dry

ceil

batieries

1.

Remove

the

rear

cover

on

the

remote

controt

unit.

Q

SK

2.

inserttwosize“AA"(R6)

dry

cal

batteries

as

shown

inthe

diagram

on

the

battery

supply

unit.

Note

on

Operation

Do

not

Press

the

operating

buttons

on

the

receiver

and

the

remote

control

unit

at

the

same

time.

This

will

cause

misoperation.

Operation

of

the

remote

control

uni

will

become

jess

effective

or

erratic

if

the

infrared

temote

control

sensor

onthe

receiveris

exposed

to

strong

ight

or

if

there

are

obstructions

between

the

remote

control

unit

and

the

sensor.

In

case

you

operate

your

VCR,

TV

or

other

components

by

remote

contral,

do

not

operate

buttons

on

two

different

remote

controt

units

at

the

same

time.

This

will

cause

misoperation.

Notes

on

Use

of

the

Batteries

The

remote

control

unit

uses

size

“AA”

(A6)

dry

cel!

batteries.

The

batteries

will

need

to

be

replaced

approximately

once

a

year.

This

will

depend

upon

how

often

the

remote

control

is

used.

if,

iness

than

a

year

from

the

time

new

batteries

were

inserted,

the

remote

control

fails

to

operate

the

receiver

from

a

near-by

position,

it

is

time

to

replace

the

batteries.

Insert

the

batteries

property,

following

the

diagram

on-the

remote

contro!

battery

supply

unit,

and

making

sure

to

align

the

plus

and

minus

sides

of

each

battery.

Batteries

are

prone

to

damage

and

leakage.

Therefore:

*

Donot

combine

new

batteries

with

used

ones.

*

Do

not

combine

different

types

of

batteries.

*

Do

not

jumper

the

opposite

poles

of

the

batteries,

expose

them

to

heat

or

break

them

open,

or

put

them

into

open

fire.

When

the

remote

contro!

ig

not

to

be

used

for

a

tong

period

of

time,

remove

the

batteries

from

the

unit.

if

the

batteries

have

leaked,

remove

any

battery

fluid

from

the

inside

of

the

battery

supply

unit

by

wiping

it

out

thoroughly

and

insert

new

batteries.

Operate

the

remote

control

unit

while

pointing

it

towards

the

remote

control

sensor

on

the

receiver

as

shown

in

the

diagram

left.

The

remote

controt

unit

can

be

used

at

distances

up

to

about

8

meters

in

a

straight

line

from

the

receiver.

This

distance

will

decrease

if

there

are

obstructions

blocking

the

infra-red

ight

transmission

or

if

the

remote

control

unit

is

not

directed

straight

at

the

receiver.

Besides

being

able

to

operate

the

DRA-385RD

receiver

with

this

remote

control

unit,

you

can

also

operate

a

DENON

cassette

deck

and

CD

player

from

this

handy

full-system

remote

control

unit.

Remote

Control

Section

Full-system

Remote

Control

Unit

Pr

|

The

full-system

remote

control

unit

operates

all

major

functions

of

the

receiver

such

as

function

switching,

volume

control,

and

preset

station

selection.

But

that’s

not

alll

The

same

controi

pad can

also

control

the

major

functions

of

a

DENON

CD

player

and

cassette

deck

to

create

a

remarkably

ergonomic

and

versatite

DENON

system

with

all

the

quality

sound

reproduction

that

the

devoted

audiophile

expects.

Remote

Control!

Unit

RC-174

supplied

with

DRA-385RAD

4

PLAY

(REV)

=

|

PLAY

(REV)

button

M@

stop STOP

button

4

REW

FIEWIND

button

FF

b>

FF

bution

©

REC

Refer

to

the

58

PAUSE

Manual

characters,

station

name,

Programme

type

and

time

each

time

this

button

is

pressed.

Station

names,

Programme

types

and

the

time

are

only

displayed

when

receiving

ADS

stations.

DISC

SKIP

|

DISC

SKIP

button

INPUT

SELECTOR

buttons

The

following

may

appear

on

the

display

for

some

Stations,

but

this

is

not

a

malfunction:

"NO

PTY":

This

is

an

ADS

broadcast,

but

the

programme

type

{PTY}

is

not

broadcast.

“NO

PS*:

An

ROS

broadcast

is

being

received,

butthe

PS

(Programme

Service

name

or

station

name)

Isnoibeing

received

due

to

weak

VOLUME

buttons

(4¥)

PRESET

buttons

(a)

signals,

etc.

“NO

TIME

DATA":

Thisis

displayed

when

the

station

currently

tuned

in is

not

broadcasting

time

data,

andmay

be

displayed

for

one

minute

after

the

poweris

tumedon

even

when

the

station

currantly

tuned

in

is

broadcasting

time

data.

(The

PANEL

button

only

operates

when

the

function

is

set

to

the

TUNER

mode.)

Operate

the

monitor

of

the

tape

deck

with

the

TAPE

MONITOR

button.

*

The

AC-174

Remote

Control

Unit

can

control

CD

players

and

cassette

decks

made

by

DENON.

*

Note

the

operation

may

not

be

possible

for

some

modeis.

*

Buttons

are

conveniently

separated

into

groups,

each

group

controtiing

ane

specific

component.

The

groups

are

RECEIVER;

CD

and

DECK.

For

details

on

operating

other

components,

refer

to

the

instruction

manuals

for

the

CD

player

and/or

cassette

deck.

CAUTION:

.

lf

the

power

is

tumed

off

with

the

remote

control

unit,

the

receiver

is

switchad

to

the

power

stand-by

state.

If

you

are

to be

absent

for

a

long

period

of

time,

be

sure

to

turn

the

power

off

using

the

POWER

switch

on

the

receiver.

*

Apart

of

1st

digit

of

fluorescent

display

fight

while

the

receiver

is

in

the

power

stand-by

state.

*

You

may

experience

erratic

operation

of

the

remote

control

unit

if

itis

operated

in

fluorescent

fight

and

direct

suntight,

in

particular

if

this

light

‘Strikes

the

remote

control

sensor

on

the

receiver.

However,

this

is

not

a

matfunction,

andif

this

should!

happen,

protect

the

sensor

against

such

fight.

13

nF

8

a

re

eT

een

eT

ouwsse-ved

a

TROUBLESHOOTING

1.

Have

all

connections

been

made

PROPERLY?

2.

Have

you

foltowed

al!

operational

instructions

correctly?

3.

Check

speaker

and

the

tumtable

systems

for

proper

operation.

‘When

your

unit

does

not

seem

to

be

operating

correctly,

first

check

the

items

in

the

following

table.

Hf

the

symptom

does

not

correspond

to

any

ofthe

problems

as

shown

beiow,

tum

off

the

power

sources

immediately

and

contact

your

DENON

dealer.

FM

AND

AM

RECEPTION

Rladio

program

can

not

be

received.

*

Antenna

connection

is

wrong.

«

Check

the

connection.

«

~=Asignal

strength

is

weak.

«

Check

the

antenna

instalation.

install

an

outdoor

antenna.

*

Keep

the

antenna

away

from

the

Noise

ts

reproduced.

*

~=6Asignal

strength

is

weak.

*

Automobile

ignition

noise

interferes

with

reception.

street.

©

Other

electrical

equipment

interferes

©

Keep

the

equipment

away

from

this

with

reception.

set,

or

tum

off

the

power

of

the

other

equipment.

Tha

preset

frequencies

are

erased.

¢

The

raemory

back-up

term

°

Preset

again.

(about

1

month)

passed.

tn

automatic

tuning,

the

frequency

©

Asignal

strength

is

weak.

e

Use

manual

tuning.

doesn’t

stop

at

the

radio

station.

in

automatic

tuning,

it

stops

at

the

one

¢

Noise

or

strong

signal

strangth

is

«

Use

manual

tuning

for

optimum

step

lower

or

higher

frequency

than

the

feceived.

reception.

radio

station.

PLAYBACK

OF

THE

AUDIO

EQUIPMENTS

No

sound

és

produced

with

power

on.

¢

Input

and

speaker

cords

connection

*

Check

the

connection.

are

wrong.

©

Speaker

switch

is

off.

«

Tum

on

speaker

switch.

*

The

INPUT

SELECTOR

buttons

are

in

*

Check

these

position.

wrong

position.

*

The

protective

circuit

is

operating.

«

Tum

the

power

off

once,

check

the

connections

to

the

speakers,

then

tum

the

power

on

again.

*

The

fuse

has

blown

out.

*

Ask

your

dealer,

or

the

nearest

DENON

representative.

Audible

hum

when

playing

records.

©

The

input

and

grounding

cords

con-

Check

the

connection.

‘nection

of

the

tumtable

are

wrong.

«

The

cords

connection

of

the

cartridge

Check

the

connection.

are

wrong.

*

The

interference

trom

the

nearby

TV

°

Ask

your

dealer,

or

the

nearest

of

radio

transmission

antenna

DENON

representative.

Howling

is

produced

when

the

volume

Control

is

tumed

up

too

high

while

play-

ing

records.

«

The

vibrations

and

sounds

transmit

from

the

speakers

to

the

tumtable.

insulate

the

vibrations,

or

keep

the

speakers

away

from

the

turntable.

Cracking

noise

is

produced

when

playing

The

record

is

stained

with

dust.

Clean

the

record.

tecords.

The

stylus

tip

of

the

cartridge

is

‘stained

with

the

dust.

Clean

the

styius

tip.

The

cartridge

is

defective.

Try

the

other

cartridge.

14

SPECIFICATIONS

AMPLIPIER

SECTION

Continuous

Power

Output

(DIN):

Power

Bandwidth

(IHF):

‘Total

Harmonic

Distortion:

Frequency

Response:

Input

Senaitivity

and

‘Maximum

input

Level:

‘Signal

to

Nolee

Ratio

QHF-Ay:

‘Tone

Controis:

65

W

+

65

W

(4

oma,

f

kHz)

10

Hz

~

40

KHz

(THD.

0.15%

both

channets

driven

into

8

obima)

0.03%

(-9

6B at

rated

output,

8

ohms)

PHONO

RIAA

Standard

Curve

(Recording

Out-

put)

MM

20

Hz

-

20sHz

+0508

CD,

VIDEO,

20

Hz-~

50

kHz

#

1.5.8

TAPE

any

w)

PHONO

MM

25mV

47

kohme

CD,

VIDEO,

150

mV

0-25

kohms

TAPE

PHONO

Mit

120

mv

PHONO

MM

78

dB

(al

8.0

mV

input)

CD,

VIDEO,

96.08

TAPE

BASS:

+

10.

dB

at

100

Hz

TREBLE

+

10

dB

at

10

kHz

Variable

Loudness

at

maximum

position

50

Hz/10

kHz,

+

10

dBV+5

dB

TUNER

SECTION

[F8d)

(note:

pV at

7S

obens,

0

dB

=

1

Riecelving

Range:

Usable

Sensitivity:

Signal

to

Noise

Ristic

(HF-A):

image

Rejection:

Selectivity

(+

300

itz}:

‘Stereo

(at

1

ty:

{amy

Usable

Sensitivity:

Signal

to

Noles

Ratio:

Power

Supply:

Power

Consumption:

Power

Ouiiet:

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

Remote

control

system:

Power

supply:

x10

W)

87.5

~

106

Miz

0.9

WV

(10.3

dB)

MONO:

8208

STEREO

78

dB

6508

5508

402

sone

-

iste

492

a8

OB

G22

~

1611

Kz

19

55

0B

AC

290:

V

SO

Hz

125

WwW

SWITCHED

100

W

434

eum

(W)

x

119

nen

(H)

310

mm

(D}

5.99

AC-174

Infrared

pulse

system

3V

DC

Two

size

“AA*

(R86)

dry

coll

batteries

60 mm

(W)

x

175

mm

(H)

x18

mm

(0)

120

g

(inchides

batteries)

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

prior

notice.

_

a

RR

CN

SL

el

aaa

I

DN

ae

ae

W@DORA-385AD

DISASSEMBLY

(To

reassemble

reverse

disassembly)

1.

Top

Cover

(1)

Remove

4

screws

@.

(2)

Remove

2

screws

@.

Top

Cover

2.

Front

Panel

Front

Panel

(1)

Pull

out

Volume

knob

@.

(2)

Remove

nut

©.

(3)

Remove

5

screws

©

and

undo

hooks

at

2

places.

3.

Rear

Panel

7

AC

Outlet:

(1)

Remove

2

screws

©

and

11

fixing

screws

@.

only

Europe

model

(2)

Remove

hooks

at

3

places

in

arrow

direction.

Rear

Panel

10