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SERVICE

MANUAL

MODEL

DRA-565RD

MODEL

DRA-S65RD

AM-FM

STEREO

RECIEVER

DRA-565RD

DRA-365RD

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

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PARTS

LIST

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PARTS

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UNIT

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MAIN

UNIT

(DRA-365RD)

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TUNER

&

DISPLAY

UNIT

(DRA-S65RD)

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&

DISPLAY

UNIT

(DRA-365RD)

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PARTS

LIST

OF

EXPLODED

VIEW

(DRA-S65FD)

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nets

27

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OF

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VIEW

(DRA-365RD)

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OF

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NIPPON

COLUMBIA

CO.

LTD.

CAUTION

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,

is

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.

Rowlormihtaerkibrung

Ose

=

DENON

Etectronic

Genbit

Motshenitate

32

40880

Ratingen

Ertian’

ats

Hersietter/Importeut,

del

cas

in

dieser

Bedienungsanieltung

Deschriebene

Gerdt

den

Technischen

Yorschritien

lor

Ton

und

Ferneeh-Rundiuntemptbnger

nach

der

Amisblenvartigung

068/1909

(Amisbien

des

Bundesminisiers

fur

Post

und

Teletommuniaation

vom

31.

8.

1989+

entapricht,

PRECAUTIONS

FOR

INSTALLATION

install

DRA-565/365AD

atways

horizontally.

And

leave

al

least

10

cm

of

space

between

this

unit

and

other

component

placed

above.

VORKEHRUNGEN

FOR

DIE

AUF

STELLUNG

Der

DRA-585/365AD

ist

stots

waegerecht

eutrustellen.

AuBerdem

muB

ein

Mindestabsiand

von

10

om

zwischen

diesem

Gerat

und

der

Komponente

gewahrieisiet

werden,

die

daruber

gestellt

wird.

PRECAUTIONS

D'INSTALLATION

Le

DRA-565/365RD

doit

toujours

étre

instailé

horizontelement.

El

laisser

au

moins

un

espace

de

10

cm

entre

cet

eppareil

et

Meuire

composam

plecé

au-dessus.

PRECAUDON!

PER

LINSTALLAZIONE

8

DRA-565/365RD

viene

sempre

instaileic

in

modo

orizronisie.

Lesciate

uno

spazic

di

almeno

10

cm

tre

quest'unité

@

un

eventuale

componente

sovrepposto.

PRECAUCIONES

PARA

LA

INSTALACION

instale

siempre

al

DRA-585/385RD

en

posicién

horizontal,

Asegurese

también

de

dejar

un

espacio

de

por

lo

menos

10

em

entre

esta

unided

y

ef

componente

que

ses

colocsdo

encima

VOORZORGSMAATREGELEN

VOOR

INSTALLATIE

De

DRA-565/365RD

atid

horizontaal

plaatsen.

En

minstens

10

cm

rulmie

laten

tussen

dit

toesiel

en

het

andere

komponent

dat

u

erboven

plaatst.

FORBEREDELSER

FOR

INSTALLATION

Instatiers

sittid

DRA-5S55/365AD

horisontelt,

Lamna

dtminstone

10

cm

melian

denne

spparat

och

en

annan

komponent

tom

placeras

ovenps,

PRECAUCOES

PARA

A

INSTALACAO

instale

sempre

horizontalmente

o

DRA-565/365AD.

E

deixe

polo

menos

10

cm

de

espaco

entre

esis

unidede

€

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componente

coloesdo

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OBSERVACOES

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Allow

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console

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sturen.

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moisture,

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humedad,

equa

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poe.

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geen

vochiigheid,

water

of

stot

in

het

epperset

binnendiingen,

Uiaant

ime

eppermen

fe

full

vetien

och

dame.

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0

epereiho

fwre

de

evelquer

umidede,

bqus

ov

poeve,

“(For

ets

with

ventilenon

holes)

Oe

net

obstruct

the

ventilation

holes.

tre

Betutungséfinungen

adrten

nich

ver:

ect!

werden,

Ne

pes

obviruer

ies

tous

Sab

ation,

Neon

coprte

i

fort

di

ventitasions,

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obstrvys

tos

onticios

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ventilenca.

De

verttaticopeningen

mogen

niet

warden

dediowneerd.

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inte

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vertilationsépeningsens.

Nao

obsirue

08

ortlicios

Ge

renilecto.

Do

not

let

forvign objects

in

the

set,

Kaing

tremsen

Gegenstinde

in

das

Gartt

Lommen

Lassen.

Ne

pas

lelsser

des

objets

ttrangers

cent

Fappereit

E

importante

che

nessun

oggetio

&

inserts

aT

eterno

del

unitd,

Me

dee

objeton

sxTahos

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det

equips.

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geen

veeemnde

voorwerpen

le

dit

spperaet

velien,

Se

UA

ont

Hrimenanse

trem

Ime

ringer

lat

appacsten.

Mbe

deine

odjeton

enirenhos

no

spsreino,

Do

not

Set

insecticides,

berwene,

and

thin-

Ret

come

in

contact

with

ihe

set.

Lonsen

Sie

das

Gert

nicht

mit

insediiricen,

Bencin

oder

Verdinnungumitieia

in

Be

rehreng

bomenen.

Ne

Dee

mettre

en

contact

des

insecticides,

Gu

Densone

m

un

divert

ever

feppareil,

Assicwatevyi

che

Tunkh

non

venga

in

conietta

con

insetlicidl,

benrote

@

sotvent.

No

permka

o

contacto

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gesokna

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dasssomtble

or

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the

set

in

any,

wey.

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niemals

as

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susemen-

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jegiiche

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ver

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apparent

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dune

evire

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mai,

na

moditicate

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in

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moda.

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moatique

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equipo

de

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maners

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dere

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den

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sigums

forms,

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PANEL

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Please

check

the

following

items

ere

included

with

the

main

unit

in

the

carton:

(1)

Operating

instruction:

(2)

AM

Loop

Antenna

{3)

FM

Antenna

..

(4)

Remote

Contro!

RC-174

(5)

Battories

R6

(AA)

00

cea

ee

oe

Binte

dberpraien

Sie,

ob

die

folgenden

Teile

volstindig

In

der

Verpeckung

enthahen

sind:

(1)

Bedienungsanteitung

(2)

AM-Rahmenantenne

(3)

UKW-Antenne

.

(4)

Fernbedienungsgertt

RC-174

(51

Trockenretie-Batterie

R6

(AA}

Nw

wee

Veuillez

contrdter

que

tes

erticies

sutvants

pont

bien

joints

&

‘apparel

principal

dans

te

carton:

(1)

Mode

d'emploi

....

(2)

Antenne-cadre

AM

(3)

Antenne

FM

(4)

Telecommanda

RC-174

{5}

Piles

de

format

AG

{AA)

Noone

Contotiere

che

te

partl

seguenti

si

trovine

imbeliste

con

Vapparecctto

neta

ecatola

dt

spediziions,

{1}

Istruztoni

per

lus

..

(2)

Antenna

AM

atelaio

(3)

Antenna

FM.

(4)

Telecomando

RC-174

($5)

Batieria

»

seceo

R6

{AA}

yon

Pot

favor

verifique

que

los

siguientes

articulos

son

empacados

en

la

cole

pers

seperades

de

la

unklad

principal.

{1}

Instruceiones

de

operacion

..

(2)

Antena

AM

de

cuedro

(3)

Antena

de

Fat

..

(4)

Unidad

de

control

remote

RC-174

{5}

Pilea

neces

RE

(AA)

Na

ee

Kontroteer

of

de

volgende

acceasoires

bij

het

hoofdtoestel

in

de

doos

xin

verpakt:

(1)

Gebruikssenwijzing

(2)

AM-raamantenne

(3)

FM-antenne

......

{4}

Afstandsbediening

RC-174

(8)

RB

(AA)

droge

cel

batter]

.

Naw

ee

Kortrofiera

ett

{diande

tifbehdr

har

packats

ner

|

kartongen

Ulisammans

med

huvudenheten.

{1}

Bruksanvisning

{2}

Ramantenn

Or

AM-brut

{3}

FM-antenn

....

(4)

Fibrrkontrotl

RC-174

(5)

RE

(AA)

torrbatteri

..

Nan

ee

Cortifique-se

de

que

as

seguintes

peces

estho

inciuides

na

embetagem

fora

de

unidede

principal:

(1)

Instrucdes

de

operacto

.

(2)

Antens

de

quedro

AM

(2)

Antena

FM

...,

{4}

Controle

remoto

RC-174

(5)

Pilhae

RG

(AA)

.....

Nowe

for

mutivohoge

medets

enty:

The

desired

vehtage

may

be

met

with

Ihe

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

KNOB

on

the

rear

panel.

using

a

sctewttriver.

Oo

not

twist

the

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

KNOS

with

excessive

force

as

thin

may

cause

Gamage.

WW

the

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

KNOB

does

not

turn

srnoothiy,

piesse

contact

&

qualitied

servicemen.

{Tha

voliags

it

set

10

220

¥

upon

ahipinent

trom,

the

lectory.t

FREQUENCY

STEP

[Freeveney

step

owitsh)

Sat

the

FREQUENCY

STEP

switch

os

described

below.

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Inthe

USA

and

Conade

-

set the

switch

10

100

ihr

/

10

tHe

side,

With

this

setting,

the

frequency

varies

in

100

tHe

steps

in

the

renga

of

87.8

to

108.0

MHz

(FM)

and

in

10

kHe

stepe

in

520

to

1710

HE

CANE},

Elsewhere

=

set the

switch

to

$0

tH:

/

9

aMe

side.

With

thit

setting,

the

frequency

varies

in

50

KHz

steps

in

the

tangs

of

87.86

to

108.0

MHe

{FM}

and

in

®

AMY

otepe

in

572

10

1611

eHe

(AM),

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ma

DESIGNATIONS

AND

FUNCTIONS

OF

PANEL

CONTROLS

(Refer

to

Page

5.)

FRONT

PANEL

Oo

POWER

(Power

ON-STANOBY/OFF

Switeh}

This

switch

turns

the

unit

ON

of

OFF.

There

is

#

delay

of

approximatety

3

seconds

before

the

unit

will

operate

atier

this

power

switch

is

turned

ON.

If

the

unit

is

turned

OFF

from

the

remote

controt,

the

unit

will

ba

in

the

STANDBY

mode.

Whan

in

the

STANDBY

mode,

the

unit

can

be

turned

ON

with

the

power

button

on

the

remote

contrat.

Hf

the

unit

will

not

be

used

for

extended

period,

be

sure

to

tum

the

unit

OFF

from

the

fromt

panel

power

switch.

NOTE:

This

unit

includes

#

STANDBY

protection

feature.

.

This

feature

is

designed

to

prevent

accidental

turn-on

from

the

STANDBY

mode

in

the

event

of

8

power

failure.

Should

AC

power

be

discon.

Mected

and

then

reconnected

when

the

unit

is

in

STANOBY

mode,

the

unit

will

retum

to

the

STANOBY

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

Netening.

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

{

um

}

position.

REMOTE

SENSOR

(Remote

control

sensor)

This

sensor

receives

the

infra-red

light

transmitted

from

the

wireless

remote

control

unit.

For

remote

controt,

point

the

wireless

remote

contro!

unit

lowards

the

sensor.

BASS

(Bass

conto!)

Use

this

controt

to

adjust

the

low-range

response.

When

the

controt

is

set

to

the

center

position,

the

frequency

characteristic

curve

[below

1.000

Hz]

is

flat.

Turn

tha

contro!

clockwise

to

Incr

the

bass

response

and

counter-

Clockwise

ta

decrease

it.

TREBLE

(Treble

control)

Use

thia

control

to

adjust

the

bigh-range

response.

When

tha

control

is

set

ta

the

center

position,

the

traquency

tharacteriatic

curve

[above

1,000

Hz)

is

fat.

Turn

the

control

clockwise

to

increase

the

treble

response

and

counter-

clockwise

(0

decrease

it.

BALANCE

(Balance

contro!)

Use

this

controt

to

balance

the

volume

levels

between

left

and

right

channels.

The

volume

levels

in

both

chann:

equal

when

the

control

is

set

to

the

center

position.

VARIABLE

LOUONESS

{Loudness

control)

Al

low

volurnes,

tha

human

ser

is

lees

sensitive

to

low

{BASS}

and

high

(TREBLE)

frequencies.

Use

this

contro!

to

compensate

for

this

deficiency

when

listening

at

low

volume

levels.

Turn

this

control

counter-clockwise

until

s

natural

batence

of

bess

and

treble

sound

hes:

been

restored.

:

BASS

EQ

(DRA-565RD

only}

Press

this

button

to

switch

the

BASS

EQ

ON

{=}

for

emphasis

of

bess

sounds.

Use

in

conjunction

with

the

bi

adjustment

of

the

tone

control

with

provide

further

emphasis

of

bass

sounds.

Set

this

switch

to

OFF

(.m)

when

you

wish

to

Hsten

with

@

format

setting

condition,

VOLUME

(Volume

control}

This

knob

ia

used

to

adjust

the

volume

level

of

both

channeis.

Tum

the

knob

clockwise

to

raise

the

volume

and

counter-

clockwise

to

lower

it.

oO

Input

selector

(Input

selector

buttons)

Thess

buttons

are

used

lo

select

the

Budio

input

source.

«

PHONO:

Press

to

play

a

record

on

a

tecord

player

connecied

to

the

PHONO

input

Jacks.

«

CO:

Press

ta

fisten

to

a

compact

disc

pisyer

or

another

component

connected

to

the

CO

Input

jacks.

«

TUNER:

Press

to

listen

to

FM

of

AM

programs

©

VIDEO:

Use

whan

playing

back

the

audio

from

a

HI-Fi

video,

video

dise

player

or

other

component

connected

to

the

VIDEO

terminal.

@

Tape

selector

(Tape

selector/monitor

buttons)

(DRA-4SESRD}

TAPE-1;

Press

this

Dutton

once,

TAPE-1

indicator

will

Hight

up

and

then

you

can

play

tepe

sourca

on

TAPE-1

terminal.

In

this

state

you

can

copy

TAPE-1

source

to

TAPE-2

terminal.

TAPE-2:

Presa

this

bution

ones,

TAPE-2

indicator

will

fight

up

and

then

you

can

play

tape

or

video

source

of

TAPE-2

terminal.

Presa

again

the

button

currently

accessed,

to

play

sources

selected

by

input

selector

@,

Indicator

goes

out.

©

TAPE

(Tape

monitor

button)

(ORA-365RD}

Press

this

button

once,

TAPE

Indicator

will

light

up

and

then

you

can

play

tape

source

on

the

TAPE

terminal,

Press

again

the

bution

currently

accessed,

to

play

sources

selected

by

inpul

selector

@,

indicators

goes

oul.

ROS

button

This

bution

is

used

for

the

ADS

search

(refer

to

page

12)

and

PTY

search

(refer

10

page

12),

and

TP

search

(reler

to

page

12)

operations,

and

to

input

the

station

name

(refer

to

pege

12,

13).

BAND

(Band

selector

switch)

Press

this

switch

to

select

ihe

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

s

higher

frequency.

Press

the

DOWN

button

to

tune

to

&

lower

frequency.

Use

this

position

to

eliminate

noise

when

no

signals

or

weak

signals

are

being

received.

/

Manuel

tuning:

In

this

poshion,

the

radio

can

de

tuned

manualty.

Reception

is

automatically

monaural

when

in

the

manuel

mode.

TUNING

(Tuning

buttons)

Use

these

to

change

the

received

frequency

to

4

higher

frequency

(UP)

of

a

lower

frequency

(DOWN).

When

writing

station

names.

use

these

buttons

to

select

the

letters.

(Refer

to

Page

13.)

MEMORY

(Memory

button)

‘This

switch

Is

used

to

store

the

desired

radio

station

lo

»

memory.

©

Presetting

stations

After

preseing

the

MEMORY

button,

press

the

SHIFT/

PTY

button

to

select

the

memory

block,

A

io

E.

Now

use

the

PRESET

UP

end

DOWN

buttons

to

specify

the

preset

channel

number.

Presa

the

MEMORY

button

agin

to

Gore

the

station

at

the

specified

preset

channel,

Prosat

(Preset

station

buttons)

Thess

duttons

ars

used

for

storing

stations

of

recalling

stations

which

have

been

preset.

Using

the

SHIFT

button

you

can

preset

a

[otel

of

40

FM

or

AM

stations

into

preset

channels,

Once

8

radio

has

been

memorized,

the

same

station

can

later

be

tuned

in

instantly

simply

by

recailing

the

corres:

ponding

preset

channet

with

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

buttan,

DISPLAY

6

€@6

@®@

88

6

RDS

indicator

This

fights

when

receiving

ADS

broadcasts,

and

Hashes

during

the

ROS

search

operations.

TA

indlestor

This

lights

when

receiving

traffic

announcements.

TP

indicator

This

flashes

during

the

TP

search

operation

end

lights

whan

TP

stations

are

tuned

in,

PTY

Indicator

This

fleahes

during

the

PTY

(Programme

type}

search

operation,

TUNED

Indicator

This

lignis

when

8

station

is

properly

tuned

in.

STEREO

Indicator

This

tighta

when

recalving

stereo

broadcasts.

H

remains

of

when

receiving

AM

broadcasts.

AUTO

Indicator

This

indicates

the

tuning

mode.

It

fights

in

the

auto

mode,

and

remains

off

in

the

manual

mode.

NOTE:

©

TP

(Trethic

Programme)

Stations

scheduled

to

broadcast

traffic

Programmes

©

TA

(Traffic

Announcement)

Traffic

information

beosdcants

REAR

PANEL

0

C2)

FM

ANT

(FM

antenna

terminals)

75-ohm

coaxial

cable

can

be

connected

to

this

terminal.

For

antenna

connecting

procedure,

see

the

ANTENNA

IN-

STALLATION.

GND

(Grounding

terminal)

The

grounding

wire

of

the

turntable

is

connected

here.

«

Hum

of

noise

may

be

generated

if

the

grounding

wire

ot

connected.

AM

ANT

(AM

antenna

terminals)

Connect

the

attached

AM

loop

antenna.

iReter

to

page

10

for

connections}.

Connect

to

this

terminal

when

a

medium

wave

outdoor

antennae

is

used.

PHONO

(Phono

Input

terminsis}

The

output

cord

of

the

turntable

is

connected

here.

Since

the

Input

sensitivity

of

“PHONO*

is

extremety

high,

do

not

use

the

unit

without

the

Input

pin

cord.

if

used

without

this

cord,

the

speakers

may

generate

hum.

co

The

output

cord

of

the

CD

player

is

connected

here.

VIDEO

A

VIOEO,

such

#8

&

VCR

or

Video

Disc

may

be

connected

here.

©

TAPE-1,

TAPE-2

(Tape

deck

playback

/

recording

terminal}

(ORA-S6SAD)

Two

tape

decks

of

tape

deck

can

be

connected

to

these

jacks

for

fult-fedged

playback.

tecording

and

tape

dubbing

operation.

PE

(DRA-3eSAD)

Tape

decks

can

be

connected

for

full

use

including

Playing

of

copying.

®

6

8

©

SHIFT/PTY

button

Use

tts

button

to

select

the

memory

blocks,

A

[110

8},

8

(1

to

8,

Ct}

to

8).

O11

to

BI

or

E

11

to

9}

For

PTY

search.

use

this

bution

to

salectthe

program

type.

When

writing

station

names,

use

this

button

Lo

set

the

writing

position

MEMO

indicator

This

indicator

lights

for

approximately

10

seconds

when

the

MEMORY

button

has

been

pressed

and

@

station

can

be

stored

on

»

PRESET

CHANNEL

button.

This

flashes

continuously

dusing

the

aulo

memory

opera-

tlon

CH

indicator

This

lights

when

the

preset

channel

number

and

shift

mode

(A.

B,

C,

©

or

E)

are

disptayed.

©

TAPE-1/TAPE-2

Indicator

(DRA-565R0)

The

TAPE-1

indicator

lights

when

the

TAPE-1

source

1s

selected

with

the

(spe

selector

buttons,

The

TAPE-2

indicator

tights

when

the

TAPE-2

source

is

selected,

©

TAPE

indicator

(DRA-365RD)

The

TAPE

indicator

lights

when

the

TAPE

source

is

selected

with

the

tape

selector

buttons.

Muli

function

display

This

displays

the

frequency,

station

name,

Programme

type,

etc.

PRE-OUT

(DRA-565RD

only)

Output

signais

for

power

amplitiers

sre

sent

trom

these

jacks.

The

rated

output

is

2

volts,

SPEAKER

SYSTEMS

(Speaker

terminals}

Two

pairs

of

speakers

A

and

B

can

be

connected

to

these

terminats.

AC

OUTLET

(AC

power

outlets)

This

AC

outlet

is

controlled

by

the

power

ewitch

and

Remoto

controtunit

{DRA-SESAD).

controlled

by

the

power

switch

[ORA-365R0}.

AC

CORO

(Power

cord)

Connect

this

cord

into

the

wall

outtet.

BE

CESS

LLNS

SS

aaa

I

eer

NETS

NOTES

©

This

receiver

has

»

full

back-up

system.

When

the

power

1s

turned

‘on,

tha

INPUT

SELECTOR

buttons

sre

set

Io

the

lest

mode

set

betore

the

power

was

turned

off.

«©

Wher

using

this

receiver

in

close

proxmnity

to

video

equipment

(TV,

VCR.

VDP,

etc.).

nose

may

be

genermed

in

AM

brosdcasis.

To

CONNECTIONS

vi

DIRECTION

OF

As

BROADCASTING

STATION

EM

ANTENNA

AM

j000

antennas

ANTENNA

INSTALLATION

©

FM

ANTENNA

The

supplied

indoor

FM

antenna

can

be

used

Inside

wooden

houses

for

receiving

local

FM

stations

and

other

strong

FM

signats.

Stretch

out

the

ends

of

the

antenna

and

mount

the

antenna

on

the

wall

of

ceiling

where

optimum

reception

is

achieved.

A

indoor

FM

antennas

may

not

consistently

ensure

stable

reception,

due

to

environment

changes.

In

such

cases,

the

indoor

FM

antenne

should

only

be

used

lemporarity

until

an

outdoor

FM

antenna

has

been

instelied.

When

connecting

an

outdoor

FM

anienna,

the

use

of

75

obm

Coaxial

cable

(3C-2V,

5C-2V)

is

strongty

recommended

°

AM

ANTENNA

Attach

the

supplied

AM

loop

antenne

even

when

uBing

an

outdoor

AM

antenna

Connect

the

leads

to

Ihe

AM

and

GND

terminals.

7

Also

use

the

AM

terminals

for

Eonnecting

an

outdoor

AM

anienna

when

making

Buch

&

connection

do

noi

disconnect

the

AM

loop

antenna}

Adjust

the

loop

antenns

to

obtain

optimum

recepti

broadcast

stations

are

distant

and

onty

week

signals

are

received,

of

where

signals

are

blocked,

it

is

best

to

insti!

an

Ouldoor

AM

antenna.

10

[Video

Cassette

Recorder)

Bvoid

this,

keep

ihe

receiver

far

sway

from

other

video

components

a2

possibie,

or

place

ihe

AM

toop

snienns

where

Noise

Is

reduced.

H

the

noize

is

not

reduced,

turn

off

the

power

of

the

video

components

when

listening

to

AM

broadcasts

TAPE

DECK

2

Speaker

(a)

SPEAKER

(B}

+

Remove

the

tna

Lastening

the

loop

antenne’s

lead

2Fd

Conrect

the

lead

(0

Ine

amonne

terminats,

SPEAKER

CONNECTION

Confirm

potarity

{+,

-)

and

left

and

right

channels

{L.

A).

Connect

the

Spesker

pairs

to

the

SPEAKER

terminals

A

or

B

on

the

deck

panel.

Connections

musi

be

made

with

power

cord

disconnected.

1.

Peet

off

the

sheath.

[77]

Peet

—<———

2.

Twist

the

wires

1.

Loosen

by

turning

counterclockwiss.

2.

Insert

the

cord

and

lighten

by

turning

clockwise.

o-@

Notes

on

Connection

¢

Do

nat

piug

the

power

cord

into

the

AC

wall

outlet

untit

att

connections

have

Been

completed.

+

Make

sure

channets

are

correctly

connected.

Connect

Left

channets

to

Left

channels

and

Right

channels

to

Right

channels.

Foltow

the

cotor

markings

of

plugs

and

terminels

lo

make

sure

mistekes

not

made.

«

Connect

all

pin-plugs

securely,

pushing

them

complety

into

the

jacks.

incomplete

connections

will

cause

noise

genera-

tlon.

*

Binding

the

connection

cables

to

power

cords,

of

ruoning

buch

cables

close

(0

power

supply

transformers

will

cause

humming

or

noise,

and

should

thus

be

avoided.

Notes:

+

Do

not

connect

wo

FM

amennss

simuttaneous

©

Even

Hf

an

externa!

AM

antenns

Is

used,

do

nol

disconnect

the

AM

loop

snienna.

*

Make

sure

AM

loop

antenna

lead

terminals

do

nol

touch

metal

paris

of

the

panei,

ei

CAUTION

Protective

Circuht

This

act

is

equipped

with

#

high

speed

protective

circuit,

This

circuit

protects

the

internal

circuitry

trom

damage

due

to

large

currents

Mowing

when

the

speaker

jacks

are

not’

completely

connected

or

when

an

output

ia

generated

by

a

short

circuit.

This

protective

circuit's

operation

cuts

off

the

output

to

the

Speakers.

in

such

a

case,

be

sure

to

turn

the

power

fo

the

set

off

and

check

the

connections

to

the

speskers.

Then

turn

the

power

on

again.

Aher

muting

for

several

seconds,

the

set

will

operate

normally.

OYys9e/OusS9SS-Voyo

we

454

Using

the

Various

Functions

1.

Presetting

stations

in

the

memory

12

The

frequency

and

the

mame

of

the

radio

station

fincluging

names

which

you

have

input

yourself},

are

also

stored

in

the

memory.

In

particular,

the

various

RDS

functions

can

be

used

effectively

when

ADS

stations

are

stored

in

the

memory.

How

lo

preset

the

memory

Press

the

MEMORY

button

@.

The

“MEMO”

indicator

on

the

display

@

lights,

Next,

use

SHIFT/PTY

button

@

to

select

the

memory

block

A, 8,

C,

0

ar

E.

Now

press

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button

©

to

specify

the

preset

channet

number,

and

then

press

the

MEMORY

button

@

to

store

the

station

in

the

memory.

The

preset

channel!

numbers

for

the

different

memory

diocks

are

as

follows.

Memory

block

A

1

Memory

block

B

7

Memory

biock

C

77

Memory

block

D

77

Memory

block

&

Pa

|

Sssos

Rome

.

Auto

Memory

(FM

onty}

The

DRA-565A0/0RA-365AD

is

equipped

with

an

auto

mem:

ory

function.

Connect

the

antenna,

set

it

80

that

stations

can

be

received,

then

hold

in

the

MEMORY

button

and

press

the

POWER

button

to

turn

the

power

on.

Stations

for

which

the

auto

stop

function

Opersies

are

stored

in

the

preset

memory

In

the

order

Al

to

A8.

B1

to

88,

end

so

on,

through

E&

Channel

Ad

tuned

in

after

the

auto

memory

operation

is

completed.

Using

this

function

makes

it

possible

to

find

aut

the

overall

reception

conditions

of

the

receivable

stations.

The

memory

can

be

used

efectivety

by

recalling

‘hannels

in

the

preset

memory

and

replacing

stations

whose

reception

is

poor

with

stations

whose

reception

is

good,

using

the

procedure

de-

scribed

in

1

above.

.

Recalling

preset

stations

Use

the

SHIFT/PTY

button

©

to

salect

memory

block

A,

B,C,

D

or

E,

then

preas

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button

©

to

recalt

the

station

stored

in

the

memory.

If

the

PRESET

UP

of

DOWN

buttons

are

pressed

without

preasing

the

SHIFT/PTY

button

@,

the

stations

are

recalied

in

the

order

Al

to

A8,

B1

to

BS,

and

80

on,

through

E8.

ROS

search

(for

FM

onty)

Use

Ihis

function

to

automatically

tune

to

stations

offering

Radio

Oate

Service.

This

operation

is

also

possible

by

pressing

the

TUNER

button

On

the

remote

contrat

unit

once

when

the

function

is

set

to

the

TUNER

mode,

Operation

Oisptay

Press

the

ROS

bution

@

once.

ROS

SEARCH

2.

Press

the

PRESET

UP

or

i

COWN

bunon

@.

“ROS

SEARCH”

fleshes

on

the

Oteptay.

(Preset

memory

cheaneta

At

to

€8

ore

being

seerched.)

Ht

n@

ROS

station

Ie

found

with

the

sbove

operation,

ah

the

reception

bends

ate

searched,

The

station

name

is

diepieved

ater

searching

stops.

ROS

search

saris

agen.

3.

Presa

the

PRESET

UP

or

DOWN

button

agein

white

the

ROS

mart

ia

flashing.

Ut

ne

other

ROS

station

is

found

when

ail

the

frequencies

are

searched,

“NO

ROS”

be

displayed.)

.

PTY

search

(for

FM

onty)

Use

thes

function

to

find

stations

broadcasting

a

designated

type

of

programme

type

(PTY).

This

operation

is

aiso

possible

by

Pressing

the

TUNER

dutton

on

the

remote

control

unit

twice

when

the

function

is

set

(9

the

TUNER

mode.

Next,

press

the

PANEL

button

on

the

remote

Controf

unit,

select

the

PTY,

then

press

the

PRESET

UP

of

DOWN

buttons

to

start

the

PTY

search

lunctian

in

the

specified

direction.

Operation

Oisptay

1.

Press

tne

ROS

tunton

ice.

PTY

SEARCH

4

Programme

type

or

PTY

2.

Press

the

SHIFT/PTY

bution.

Designated

programme

type

lAbways

do

this

to

designate

the

programme

type

i

“PTY”

is

displayed

in

top

1)

2.

Press

the

PRESET

UP

o¢

“PTY

SEAACH®

Hashes

on

the

DOWN

button

©

display

(Preset

memory

channels

Al

to

ES

are

being

wearchedj

thery

1

ne

station

road

Casting

the

deaignated

programme

Iype

wih

the

above

operation,

afl

the

reception

bends

are

searched.

The

steten

name

is

dispteyed

after

searching

stops.

4.

Press

the

PRESET

UP

o¢

PTY

search

stants

again.

DOWN

button

again

while

the

PTY

mart

is

Nasning.

[tH

na

other

mation

brosdcasiing

the

designated

programme

type

is

found

when

af

the

frequencies

We

vearchad,

”

PROGRAMME”

te

Ghplayed.)

*

The

programme

types

which

can

be

cactayed

are

listed

on

Page

13.

6.

TP

Seerch

(for

FM

onty)

Thia

function

is

used

to

find

stations

scheduled

to

broadcast

traffic

programmes

{TP

stations}.

This

operstion

is

atso

possible

by

preasing

the

TUNER

button

on

the

remote

control

unit

three

times

when

the

function

is

set

to

the

TUNER

mode.

Operation

Dvaptey

1,

Press

the

ROS

button

@

TP

SEAACK

2

thnes,

4

2,

Press

the

PRESET

UP

oF

“TP

SEAACH™

Rashes

on

DOWN

bution

@.

the

dispiay.

Presa

memory

channets

A}

Jo

£8

are

beng

searched.)

Ht

ng

TP

gration

it

foung

with

the

sbewe

operstion,

ait

the

recaution

bands

are

seorched,

The

stenan

name

is

displayed

afler

vearcinng

stops.

3.

Press

the

PRESET

UP

or

TP

pears

marin

again,

COWN

button

agsin

white

the

TP

mark

is

feahing.

AN

00

other

TP

mation

is

found

when

af

the

beaqwancies

ara

searched,

“NO

PROGRAMME®

is

dispisyed.}

7,

Wiking

stetion

nemes

You

can

wrhe

in

station

nemes

yourself

(Up

to

8

charactors}

(Refer

to

the

table

of

charecters

on

pege

12)

Operation

1.

Presa

the

RDS

burton

First

chavacter

4

tenes.

2,

Use

the

TUNING

eng

Ros

“ALARM”

witl

flesh

on

the

display

when

the

unt

receives

the

Emergency

Programme

Type

Code

(PTY31)

trom

an

ROS

steson.

This

feature

mey

not

operate

property

H

the

signal

fem

the

RDS

station

fs

too

weet

or

fe

subjected

10

interterence.

hh ta

not

possible

10

select

the

“ALARM™

diapley

from

the

PTY

search

mode,

&

Clearing

station

names

Y.

Recall

(he

station

name

you

want

to

clear.

2.

Press

tne

ROS

buiton

4

times

until

the

character

al

the

first

piace

flashes.

3.

Then

press

the

SHIFT/PTY

button

for

at

least

2

seconds.

The

current

station

name

will

then

be

cleared.

Note:

Station

names

must

be

stored

in

a

preset

memory

to

be

retained.

If

the

power

Is

turned

off,

or

if

the

bend

(AM/FM)

ia

changed,

the

station

name

will

be

lost.

Ba

sure

to

store

the

entersd

station

name

in

a

Preset

Memory

betore

changing

the

band

or

turning

the

power

switch

OFF.

The

fokowing

programme

types

can

be

designated:

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characters

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in

the

order

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the

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the

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button

to

select

the

desired

characters.

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THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

The

accessory

RC-174

remote

contro!

unit

is

used

to

control

the

RECEIVER

from

a

distance.

(1)

inserting

the

dry

cefl

batteries

1

Remove

the

rear

cover

on

the

remote

control

unit.

=<

Nes

2)

Insert

two

size

“AA™

(RE)

dry

cel!

batteries

as

shown

in

the

diagram

on

the

baliery

supply

unit.

3

Replace

the

rear

cover

{2}

Directions

for

use

Note

on

Operstion

Notes

on

Use

of

the

Batteries

@

The

remote

contro!

unit

uses

size

“AA”

[R6!

dry

cell

batteries

©

The

batteries

will

need

to

be

replaced

approximately

once

#

year,

This

wit

depend

upon

how

often

the

remote

control

is

used,

.

@

Mf,

in

lese

than

@

yeast

from

the

time

new

batteries

were

inserted,

the

remote

contro!

fails

to

operate

the

receiver

from

a

near-by

position,

1

ia

time

to

replace

the

batter

©

tnsert

the

betteries

properly,

following

the

diagram

on

the

femote

control

battery

suppty

unit,

and

making

sure

to

align

the

plus

end

minus

sides

of

each

bettery.

«

Oo

nol

combine

new

batteries

with

used

ones.

*

Do

not

combine

different

types

of

datieries.

©

Do

not

jumper

the

opposite

poles

of

the

betieries,

expose

them

to

heet

or

break

them

open,

oF

pul

them

into

open

fre.

*

When

the

remote

contro!

is

not

10

be

used

for

a

tong

period

of

time,

ramove

the

batteries

from

the

unit.

©

If

the

batteries

have

jeaked,

remove

any

battery

fluid

from

the

inside

of

the

battery

supply

unit

by

wiping

it

out

thoroughly,

and

insert

new

batteries.

®

Operate

the

remote

contro!

unit

while

pointing

it

towarda

the

femote

control

sensor

on

the

receiver

as

shown

In

the

diagram

lett.

©

The

remote

contro!

unit

can

be

used

st

distances

up

to

about

8

meters

in

8

straight

tine

from

the

receiver.

This

ance

will

decrease

if

there

are

obstructions

blocking

the

infra-red

fight

tranemission

or

H

the

remote

contro!

unii

is

not

directed

straight

at

the

receiver.

*

Do

not

press

the

operating

buttons

on

the

receiver

and

the

remote

control

unit

at

the

esme

time.

This

will

cause

misoperation.

=

Operation

of

the

MOIe

Control

Unit

will

become

tess

effective

or

erratic

H

the

Infrared

remote

control

sensor

on

the

receiver

is

exposed

10

strong

light

or

if

there

are

obstructions

between

the

remote

controt

unit

and

the

sensor.

*

Incase

you

operate

your

VCR,

TV

or

other

components

by

remote

control,

do

not

opersie

buttons

on

two

diferent

remote

control

units

a1

the

same

time.

This

will

cause

mis-operation.

14

Besides

being

able

to

operate

the

DRA-565RD/365RD

receiver

with

this

remote

control

unit,

you

can

also

operste

a

DENON

cassette

deck

and

CD

player

from

this

handy

full-system

remote

control!

unit.

Remote

Contro! Section

Full-system

Remote

Controt

Unit

The

tull-system

remote

controt

unit

oper:

att

major

functions

of

the

receiver

such

as

function

switching,

volume

control,

and

preset

Sietion

selection.

Bul

thei's

not

all!

The

¢

control

psd

can

also

contro!

the

major

functions

of

a

DENON

CD

player

and

cassetie

deck

to

Create

a

remarkably

ergonomic

and

verastile

OENON

systern

with

all

the

quality

sound

feproduclion

that

the

devoted

audiophile

expects.

Remote

Contro!

Unit

RC-174

supplied

with

DRA-565RD/365RD

POWER

bution

FF

button

Refer

to

the

operating

set:

ructions

of

your

PLAY

bution.

STOP

bution

AB

DECK

Reverse

Tract

AIR

W-DECK

Steet

eines

male

Search

bution

Forward

Trach

Search

bution

PAUSE

bution

REPEAT

bution

RAMDOM

button

|

OSC

SKIP

Dutton

+>

This

ta

only

posuble

on

the

DRA-S8SAD.

se

oars

SELECTOR

butions

|

|

The

disptey

switches

between

the

fre.

Qvency,

manual

characters,

station

Raa,

Programme

type

edt

time

sech

time

INe

Dutton

it

prevsed.

Station

names,

programme

types

and

the

time

are

only

Sitplayed

when

recerving

ROS

stations.

The

tottowing

may

sppear

on

ihe

disptay

for

some

stations,

Dut

thit

ig

not

&

malfunction:

“NO

PTY:

Ths

it

en

ROS

broadcast,

but

the

Program

type

{PTY}

te

not

being

broadcast.

“NO

PS":

An

ROS

broedcast

is

being

re

ceved,

but

the

PS

(Programme

Service

name

or

station

name)

is

Mot

being

received

due

10

west

signale,

ete.

“NO

TIME

DATA";

This

is

displayed

when

the

slstion

—

currentty

tuned

in

in

not

broadcast:

ing

time

data,

and

mey

be

daplayed

for

one

mi-

mute

afer

tha

power

is

lurned

on

even

when

the

Hlation

currently

tuned

in

ts

brosdcaating

time

date

(The

PANEL

bution

only

opersies

when

the

function

ia

set

(o

the

TUNER

mode.

VOLUME

buttons

(4

W}

ON

cnn

serra,

oa

C174

PRESET

butions

(& W)

Opetate

the

monitor

of

the

DAA-36SAD.

(ope

deck

wih

the

TAPE

MONITOR

button.

«

The

RC-174

Remote

Control

Unit

can

contro!

CD

Players

and

cassette

decks

made

by

DENON.

*

Note

that

operation

may

not

de

possible

for

some

models

©

Buttons

are

conveniently

separated

into

gfoups,

each

group

controlling

one

specific

component.

The

groups

are

RECEIVER,

CO

ang

DECK.

For

details

on

Operating

olher

components,

reter

to

the

instruction

manuals

for

the

CO

player

and/or

cassette

deck,

CAUTION:

@

Ifthe

power

is

turned

off

with

the

remote

control

unit,

the

receiver

is

switched

to

the

power

stand-by

state.

If

yOu

#1@

10

be

absent

fora

long

period

of

lime,

de

sure

io

turn

the

power

off

using

the

POWER

switch

on

the

recenwer

*

A

part

of

tat

digit

of

fiuorescent

display

light

while

the

receiver

is

in

the

Power

stand-by

state

©

You

ma

Perience

erratic

operation

of

the

remoie

control

unit

if

it

1s

operated

in

Huorescent

light

and

direct

this

Hght

strikes

the

remote

contro!

sensor

on

the

receiver,

However,

this

is

not

am

sensor

against

such

light.

sunlight,

1m

pacicutar

if

alluncuon,

and

if

(his

should

happen,

protect

the

15

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me

TROUBLESHOOTING

1

Have

all

conrections

been

made

PROPERLY?

2.

Have

you

followed

all

operational

instructions

correctly?

3

Check

speske

and

the

turntable

systems

for

Proper

operation.

When

your

unil

does

not

seem

to

be

operating

correctly,

first

check

the

items

in

the

following

lable.

if

the

symptom

does

not

correspond

to

any

of

the

problems

as

shown

below,

turn

of

ihe

power

sources

Imemedietely

and

contact

your

DENON

dealer.

{~

Propiem

Cause

cls

Remedy

FM

ANO

AM

RECEPTION

ene

16

Radio

program

can

not

be

received.

Noise

is

reproduced.

Antenna

connection

is

wrong.

A

signal

sirength

is

weak.

A

signal

strength

is

weak.

Automobile

ignition

nolse

interferes

with

reception.

‘Other

etectrieal

equipment

interieres

with

reception,

@

Check

the

connectlon,

@

Check

the

antenna

instatiation.

©

Install

an

outdoor

antenna.

*

Keep

the

antenna

away

from

the

street.

©

Keep

the

equipment

away

from

this

Sat,

oF

turn

off

the

power

of

ihe

other

equipment,

The

preset

frequencies

are

In

automatic

tuning,

the

frequency

doesn't

stop

at

the

radio

station.

in

automatic

tuning,

it

stops

at

the

one

Step

tower

of

higher

frequency

than

the

radio

station.

No sound

is

produced

with

power

on,

Audibie

hum

when

pleying

records.

Howling

is

produced

when

the

volume

control

is

turned

up

too

high

while

play-

ing

records.

Cracking

noise

is

oroduced

when

playing

records.

The

memory

deck-up

lerm

{aboul

t

Month)

passed.

A

signal

strength

is

weak.

Noise

of

strong

signal

strength

is

received.

input

and

speaker

cords

connection

are

wrong.

Speaker

switch

Is

off.

The

INPUT

SELECTOR

buttons

sre

in

wrong

position.

The

protective

circuit

is

operating.

The

fuse

has

biown

out

Tha

input

and

grounding

cords

con-

nection

of

the

turnteble

are

wrong

The

cords

connection

of

the

cartridge

are

wrong,

The

interference

from

the

nearby

TV

of

radio

transmission

snienns,

The

vibrations

and

sounds

trensmit

trom

the

speakers

to

the

turntable.

The

record

is

stained

with

the

dust.

The

stylus

tip

of

ine

cartridge

is

Stained

with

the

dust.

The

cartridge

is

defective.

©

Preset

agein.

*

Use

manual

tuning

©

Use

manual

tuning

for

optimum

re-

caption.

*

Check

the

connection,

©

Turn

on

speaker

switch.

2

Chect

these

position.

©

Turn

the

power

off

once.

check

ine

Connections

to

the

speakers,

then

turn

tha

power

on

again,

©

Ask

your

daster,

of

the

nmesrest

ENON

representative.

@

Check

ihe

connection.

*

Check

the

connection.

©

Ask

your

dealer,

of

the

nearest

OENON

resptasentative.

@

Insulate

the

vibrations,

of

keep

the

speskers

away

from

the

turntable.

©

Clean

the

record.

«

Clean

the

stylus

tp.

©

Try

the

other

cartridge.

SPECIFICATIONS

AMPURER

SECTION

Continwovs

Power

Ovtpyt:

tory

Power

Banchwicth

(PHF):

Total

Hermonte

Distortion:

Frequency

Response:

input

Sensitivity

and

lnpedance:

Maxinum

input

Level

{et

1

kHe):

Signal

te

Meise

Ratio

UHF-A):

Tene

Contre:

Lowdness,

Contre!

Eftect:

PRE-OUT

terminals

Rated

output:

{DRA-8468D

enty)

ORA-SOGRD:

80

W

+

80

W

(dohms,

1

kHz)

DRA-206RD:

62

W

+

62.

Wid

ohms.

1

tH)

YO

Mr

~

40

key

(7.1.0,

0.16%

both

Channets

driven

imo

8

ohms)

0.09%

{-3

68

at

rated

output,

8

ohma)

PHONO

AAA

Standard

Curve

(Record.

ing

Output)

MM

20

Hz

~

Wate

20.5

08

CO,

VIDEO,

20

Hz

~

GO

ku?

£1.68

tact)

TAPE-1,

TAPE-2

(DRA-S65RO)

TAPE

(DRA

265R0)

PHONO

MM

2.5mV

4)

wonme

CD,

VIDEO,

18O0mV

2k

ohms

TAPE-1,

TAPE.2

(DAA-S@SAD)

TAPE

(DRA.

368RD)

PHONO

MM

120mv

PHONO

MM

=

78GB

{at

5.0

mV

Input)

CO,

VIDEO,

a8

TAPE:

1,

TAPE-2

(DRA-665R0)

TAPE

(DRA-38BRD)

sass

2.10

4B

at

100

He

TAEGLE

210

6B ot

10

kHz

VARIABLE

LOVONESS

et

maximurn

position

$0

He/10

kos,

+10

08/48.

08

2.

¥

{at

100

hohm

load}

Design

and

specifications

ara

subject

to

change

wihout

prior

notice.

TUNER

SECTION

{FMI

Inote:

uv

at

18

ohms,

dB!

-

1

10

YW)

Receiving

Range:

87.5

~

108

Mie

Unable

Sensitivity:

0.94

(10,3

81)

Signal

to

Noise

Ratio

(HE

-A):

MONO

82.08

STEREO

7808

image

Rejection:

65.08

Botecthvity

{

2

200

Kix):

3848

Frequency

Response:

JOM

~

1S

He

ares)

Stereo

Seperation

(at

1

aH):

40.48

lam)

Receiving

Range:

$22—~

etd

ate

Usedie

Sensittvity:

yy

Signal

vo

Noles

Ratio:

$508

General

Power

Supply:

AC

290V

SO Ha

Power

Consumption:

145

W

[ORA-S65R0)

120

W

(DFLA-268A0)

Power

Outiets:

SWITCHED

100

Ww

Olmensions:

434

men

(W411

130

mm

(1)

«

TIZMM

IO}

{(ORA-S65RD)

434

cre

(WY)

«120

mien

(HY

192

mm

(01

(ORA-368RO}

Weight:

7.2

bg

(ORA-565AD1

6.0

kg

(ORA-265R0)

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

AC-174

Remote

controt

system:

intrared

pulse

system

Power

suppty:

3V

OC

Two

size

“AA”

(RSI

Ory

cell

batteries

External

dimensions:

60

mm

W

«175

mH

a18mmd

Weignt:

120

9

(Inctudes

baneries)

17

mONSSEvVOuSSS-vH0o

Sa

a

NI

I

Ar

BTEC

DRA.56

=

SROV/36

SR

SS

a

me

ey

a

a

ET

EEE

OI

SESROV/SESRD

ml

DISASSEMBLY

Mi

We

pop

sibe

(everey

Hiseey

ny)

@

Despite

the

transformer

and

PWB

are

connected

with

the

wire,

an

arrangement

clamper

is

relatively

easy

to

remove

at

a

time

of

servise.

@

Top

Cover

@

Front

Mold

P.

Remove

4

screws

@

and

2

screws

@

:

met

(1)

Pull

out

Volume

knob

(4)

and

4

round

knobs

(6)

.

(2)

Remove

5

nuts

©

and

Speed

Nut

@

-

(3)

Remove

2

screws

(8)

.

(1)

Disassemble

Front

Aluminum

Panet

(refer

to

previous

Item

2).

Top

Cover

(2)

Remove

4

screws

(D)

securing

the

Radiator

to

the

Bottom

Cover.

(3)

Unfasten

2

screws

on

the

surface

and

5

screws

on

the

bottom

of

Rear

Panel

(refer

to

previous

Item

4).

(4)

Remove

2

screws

(A)

securing

the

Inner

Panel.

(5)

Untighten

a

screw

(C)

and

detach

Main

PWB,

remove

a

screw

(B)

and

detach

Power

Supply

PWB.

(6)

Remove

arrangement

clamper

for

the

wire

of

Trans-

former.

(7)

Hold

and

iit

the

Back

Panel

and

inner

Panel.

©

Front

Mold

Panel

@

Front

Aluminium

Panel

@

Rear

Panel

Remove

4

screws

(365RD)

5

screws

(565RD)

@

and

(1)

Disconnect

cord

bush

®

.

undo

hooks

at

4

places.

(2)

Remove

7

screws

©

and

8

screws

(365RD)

9

screws

(S65RD)

QD

.

“Screws

11

is

tighten.

Front

Aluminium

Panel

Checking

is

feasible

by

positioning

the

PWB

upright.

Front

Aluminium

Panel

i

Front

Mold

Panei

Rear

Panel

©