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Technics

CD

Stereo

System

SC-CH510

Operating

Instructions

Note:

The

“EB”

indication

shown

on

the

outside

packing

case

indicates

United

Kingdom.

Before

connecting,

operating

or

adjusting

this

product,

please

read

these

instructions

completely.

(EB) (GN)

COMPACT

DIGITAL

AUDIO

RQT2589-B

Dear

customer

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

product.

For

optimum

performance

and

safety,

please

read

these

operating

instructions

carefully.

These

operating

instructions

are

applicable

to

the

following

systems.

processor

DANGER-Invisible

laser

radiation

when

open.

AVOID

DIRECT

Ex-

POSURE

TO

BEAM.

(Inside

of

product)

CD

player

@

Use

a

standard

AC

wall

outlet

1.

Use

from

an

AC

power

source

of

high

voltage,

such

as

that

used

for

an

air

conditioner,

is

very

dangerous.

A

fire

might

be

caused

by

such

a

connection.

2.

ADC

power

source

cannot

be

used.

Be

sure

to

check

the

power

source

carefully,

especially

on

a

ship

or

other

place

where

DC

is

used.

™@

Grasp

the

plug

when

disconnecting

the

power

supply

cord

1.

Wet

hands

are

dangerous.

A

dangerous

electric

shock

may

result

if

the

plug

is

touched

by

wet

hands.

2.

Never

place

heavy

items

on

top

of

the

power

supply

cord,

nor

force

it

to

bend

sharply.

@

Place

the

unit

where

It

will

be

well

ventilated

Place

this

unit

at

least

10

cm

(4”)

away

from

wall

surfaces,

etc.

Be

careful

that

curtains

and

similar

materials

do

not

obstruct

the

ventilation

holes.

@

Avoid

places

such

as

the

following:

in

direct

suntight

or

in

other

places

where

the

temperature

Is

high,

in

places

where

there

is

excessive

vibration

or

humidity.

Such

conditions

might

damage

the

cabinet

and/or

other

component

parts

and

thereby

shorten

the

unit's

service

life.

@

Be

sure

to

place

the

unit

on

a

flat,

level

surface

If

the

surface

is

inclined,

a

malfunction

may

result.

Tuner/sound

ST-CH510

ti

roe

SL-CH510

|

RS-CHEIO

|

SB-CH510A

CAUTION!

THIS

PRODUCT

UTILIZES

A

LASER.

USE

OF

CONTROLS

OR

ADJUSTMENTS

OR

PERFORM-

ANCE

OF

PROCEDURES

OTHER

THAN

THOSE

SPECI-

FIED

HEREIN

MAY

RESULT

IN

HAZARDOUS

RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

DO

NOT

OPEN

COVERS

AND

DO

NOT

REPAIR

YOUR-

SELF.

REFER

SEAVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

PERSONNEL.

be

@

Never

attempt

to

repair

nor

reconstruct

this

unit

A

serious

electric

shock

might

occur

if

this

unit

is

repaired,

disassem-

bled

or

reconstructed

by

unauthorized

persons,

or

if

the

internal

Parts

are

accidentally

touched.

@

Take

particular

care

if

children

are

present

Never

permit

children

to

put

anything,

especially

metal,

inside

this

unit.

A

serious

electric

shock

or

malfunction

could

occur

if

articles

such

as

coins,

needles,

screwdrivers,

etc.

are

inserted

through

the

ventilation

holes,

etc.

of

this

unit.

i

If

water

is

spilled

on

the

unit

Be

extremely

careful

if

water

is

spilled

on

the

unit,

because

a

fire

or

serious

electric

shock

might

occur.

Immediately

disconnect

the

Power

cord

plug,

and

consult

with

your

dealer.

@

Avoid

spray-type

insecticides

Insecticides

might

cause

cracks

or

“cloudiness”

in

the

cabinet

and

Plastic

parts

of

this

unit.

The

gas

used

in

such

sprays

might,

more-

over,

be

ignited

suddenly.

@

Never

use

alcohol

or

paint

thinner

These

and

similar

chemicals

should

never

be

used,

because

they

might

cause

flaking

or

cloudiness

of

the

cabinet

finish,

@

Disconnect

the

power

supply

cord

if

the

unit

will

not

be

used

for

a

long

time

If

the

unit

is

left

for

a

tong

time

with

the

power

ON,

this

not

only

will

shorten

its

useful

operation

life,

but

also

may

cause

other

trouble.

@

if

trouble

occurs

If,

during

operation,

the

sound

is

interrupted

or

indicators

no

longer

iHuminate,

or

if

an

abnormal

odour

or

smoke

is

detected,

immediately

disconnect

the

power

cord

plug,

and

contact

with

your

dealer

or

an

Authorized

Service

Center.

Before

use

Caution

for

AC

mains

lead

................65

4

Concerning

the

remote

control

...

«te

Installation

..........ccceeeee

ne

5

6

8

Connections

........

Location

of

controls

...

Setting

the

time

........

Memory

presetting

.....

ot

Automatic

memory

presetting

.

Manua!

memory

presetting

..

2.2...

0...

ccc

eee

ee

eee

eee

12

Radio

operations

Listening

to

radio

broadcasts

...............

13

Manual

tuner

operation

:

Memory

tuner

operation

Compact

disc

operations

Listening

to

compact

discs

...............+.

14

Sequential

play

.........

0.22

eee

eee

eee

Random

play...

0.0...

cece

eee

eee

eee

eee

eee

eres

Direct

access

play

.

-_

Program

play

.........0

2

cece

e

cere

eee eee

ec

eee

eee

eens

Tape

deck

operations

Listening

to

tapes

..

PHAYDECK

ss.

c%055< scoone

apes

Siete

hh

tee

wtieieeretere

eds

ete

de

ae

17

To

find

the

beginning

of

a

program

(TPS:

Tape

Program

Sensor)

...........-2-.222e

ee

eee

To

fast

forward

or

rewind

the

tape

Convenient

functions

Convenient

functions

...............0005

+219

Easy

Play:

ossiccehice

ssi

arninse:

«

4:5:5°F

Unie,

Sie

e

ba

Piatels

ey

Ge

Bisse

19

To

mute

the

volume

2.2.0...

ccc

cee

cece

cece

e

eee

19

To

adjust

the

left-right

volume

balance

...........

For

your

recording

..........ccceenees

To

take

up

the

leader

tape

...

wibiadi

eden

++-20

About

CCRT

function

..............

...20

To

record

with

the

desired

tone

quality

.

«+20

To

erase

a

recorded

sound

..............

eee

cece

e

eee

20

Supplied

accessories

AC

mains

lead

{For

United

Kingdom:

RJA0Q042-P

or

VJAG733)

(For

Australia

and

New

Zealand:

RJA0036-K)

Remote

control

transmitter

(RAK-CH144WH)

Flat

cable

(long)

(REX0511)

Flat

cable

(short)

(REX0608)

AM

loop

antenna,

antenna

holder,

screw

(RSA0012)

...

.

Recording

operations

Making

a

recording

from

radio

broadcasts

....

21

Recording

from

compact

discs

...

«2

22

One-touch

editing

preparation

........

..

23

To

start

one-touch

editing

....

-

23

Linking

up

several

discs

(LINK)

1.

24

Synchro

recording

..........

Sheet

wees

25

Tape-to-tape

recording

............+.

ravkews

26

Tone

quality

operations

Changing

the

tone

................

(catenin

et

To

retrieve

the

equalization

curves

and

simulated

listening

environmentS

..........

60.

cee

cece

cece

27

Teo

listen

with

augmented

bass

(V.

BASS)

..............0.

27

Timer

operations

Using

the

timer

..........00ccceuee

veeeeses

2B

Setting

the

play

timer

....

..

28

Setting

the

record

timer

.. +.

30

To

use

the

sleep

timer

..............

..

31

To

use

each

timer

mode

in

conjunction

................4.

32

Other

functions

Enjoying

the

microphone

mixing

.......

vesee

dd

Using

an

external

unit

..............0.5

wee.

O4

To

use

headphones

..........

ava

Listening

to

an

external

source

.....

34

Recording

from

an

external

source

..

34

Recording

on

a

DCC

tape...

1...

cece

eee

eee

ee

34

Reference

Quick

reference

of

remote

control

operations

............

ip

wiaralieleiavele.

ny

syaifeie

<6

35

Concerning

compact

discs

..........0.ccuue

37

Concerning

cassette

tapes

..............00-

37

Troubleshooting

guide

............0..ncneee

38

Maintenance

.......

sieates

wren

te

Shee

aves

Seine

a

39

Technical

specifications

...........

Back

cover

FM

indoor

antenna

(RSA0007)

Attachment

plug

(SJP9009)

{For

United

Kingdom

only)

Speaker

cords

(REE0499)

Remote

control

batteries

(UM-4,

“AAA”,

RO3)

. .

Antenna

plug

(RFE0014)

{Supplied

only

for

Australia

and

New

Zealand)

Battery

installation

insert

the

batteries

in

the

To

remove

the

batteries,

pull

correct

polarities

(@,

©).

out

the

@

side.

Use

of

batteries

Do

not

mix

old

and

new

batteries,

or

batteries

of

different

types

{manganese

and

alkaline,

etc.).

Never

subject

batteries

to

excessive

heat

or

flame;

do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

them;

and

be

sure

they

are

not

short-circuited.

elf

the

remote

control

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

period

of

time,

remove

the

batteries

and

store

them

in

a

cool,

dark

piace.

Do

not

attempt

to

recharge

alkaline

or

manganese

batteries.

Battery

life

The

battery

life

is

about

one

year.

The

batteries

should

be

replaced

if

commands

from

the

remote

control

transmitter

do

not

operate

the

unit

even

when

the

transmit-

ter

is

held

close

to-the

front

panel.

Correct

method

of

use

Remote

control

signal

sensor

(

Qeee]}

Remote

control

transmitter

0900

Operation

notes

@Aim

the

remote

control's

transmission

window

toward

the

unit's

sensor.

Avoid

any

obstacles.

Be

sure

the

transmission

window

and

the

unit's

sensor

are

free

from

dust.

Excessive

dust

might

affect

its

performance.

eThe

operation

may

not

be

correct

if

direct

sunlight

or

other

strong

light

source

strikes

the

receiving

sensor

of

this

unit.

If

there

is

a

problem,

place

the

unit

away

from

the

light

source.

eif

this

system

is

installed

in

a

rack

with

glass

doors,

the

glass

doors’

thickness

or

colour

might

make

it

necessary

to

use

the

remote

control

a

shorter

distance

from

the

system.

@Never

place

heavy

items.

®Do

not

disassemble

or

reconstruct.

Do

not

spill

water

or

other

liquids.

Stacking

the

components

Install

the

various

components

as

shown

in

the

illustration.

Horizontal

stacking

nai

0A)

CD

player

Tuner/sound

processor

(SL-CH510)

{ST-CH510)

Cassette

deck

Amplifier

Right

speaker

(RS-CH510)

(SE-CH510)

(SB-CH510A)

Vertical

stacking

Tuner/sound

processor

(ST-CH510)

Amplifier

(SE-CH510)

COD

player

{SL-CH510)

Cassette

deck.

(RS-CH510)

System

layout

example

To

produce

a

better

stereo

sound,

install

both

speakers

away

from

the

system.

This

system

Left

speaker

Common

operation

Switching

the

system

on

and

power

POWER

standby

mode

Starting

play

directly

from

the

power

ari

ti

TUNERBAND

>

=

standby

condition

'

,0O,0

Selecting

the

input

source

TUNERSAND

Adjusting

the

volume

=

VOLUME

_+

Adjusting

the

left-right

volume

balance

LBALANCE

R

Muting

the

volume

temporarily

MUTING

-20

Os

el

Tuner/timer

operation

Listening

to

the

radio

broadcasts

Switching

between

FM

stereo

mode

and

AUTOMONO

monaural

Operating/releasing

the

sleep

timer

SLEEP

Tone

control

section

Switching

between

equalization

curve

and

EQ

SPACE

simulated

listening

environments

O

listening

environment

to

off

Switching

equalization

curve

or

simulated

‘o

3:

Bh

Compact

disc

section

Starting

play

Temporarily

stopping

play

Stopping

play

B

Skipping

tracks

:

Starting

play

from

a

particular

track

QO

re)

Playing

the

particular

track

you

programmed

CD

—-PROGRAM

>

Q

OrO>

840

2

Q

Cancelling

the

particular

track

you

-

=)

programmed

cp

CANCEL CANCEL

exe)

OrO>%

940

OO

Cc)

Tape

section

Switching

between

deck

1

and

deck

2

Starting

playback

Finding

the

beginning

of

a

track

(During

playback)

Fast

forwarding

or

rewinding

the

tape

{In

stop

mode)

Stopping

playback

and

recording

db

|

Recording

Only

compact

discs

having

the

mark

can

be

used

with

the

unit.

COMPACT

DIGITAL

AUDIO

@

To

remove

a

disc

from

its

case

Press

the

center

holder

and

lift

the

disc

holding

by

the

edges.

fre,

+

PPA

@

To

hold

the

disc

Hold

the

disc

by

the

edges

so

the

surface

is

not

soiled

with

finger-

prints.

Fingerprints,

dirt

and

scratches

can

cause

skipping

and

distortion.

G-

!

{Correct}

4

be:

(Incorrect)

@

To

store

a

disc

in

its

case

Insert

the

disc

with

label

facing

upwards

and

press

downward

at

the

center.

Label

If

the

surface

Is

soiled

Wipe

gently

with

a

soft,

damp

(water

only)

cloth.

(Incorrect)

Wf

the

disc

is

brought

from

a

cold

to

a

warm

environment,

moisture

may

form

on

the

disc

Wipe

this

moisture

off

with

a

soft,

dry,

lint-free

cloth

before

using

the

disc.

Improper

disc

storage:

You

can

damage

discs

if

you

store

them

in

the

following

places;

Areas

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

Humid

or

dusty

areas

®Areas

directly

exposed

to

a

heat

outlet

or

heating

appliance

Handling

precautions:

®Do

not

write

on

the

label

side

with

a

ball-point

pen

or

other

writing

utensils.

®Do

not

use

record

cleaning

sprays,

benzene,

thinner,

static

elec-

tricity

prevention

liquids

or

any

other

solvent.

@Do

not

soil

with

fingerprints.

=

Selection

of

cassette

tapes

You

can

use

normal,

chrome,

and

metal

tapes

for

recording:

The

deck

automatically

identifies

the

kind

of

tape

loaded,

and

sets

the

bias

(for

recording)

and

equalization

accordingly.

¢The

deck

automatically

sets

the

recording

level.

Cassette

tape

exceeding

90

minutes:

These

tapes

are

handy

for

their

long

playback

and

recording

time

but

be

careful

about

repeatedly

stopping,

starting,

rewinding

and

fast

forwarding

these

tapes

in

short

intervals

as

they

are

thin,

tend

to

stretch

and

may

become

entangled

in

the

machine.

Do

not

use

the

Fe-Cr

tapes

(TYPE

II)

in

this

system:

If

you

use

this

tape,

it

is

impossible

to

obtain

the

required

flat

frequency

response.

i

If

the

tape

loosens,

take

up

the

slack

Tape

slack

may

cause

the

tape

to

break.

Hi

To

prevent

erasure

of

recorded

sounds

Remove

the

tabs

with

a

screwdriver

or

a

similar

object.

Tab

for

side

B

To

re-record

on

a

protected

cassette,

cover

the

slot

with

adhesive

tape.

Tab

for

side

A

Adhesive

tape

Detection

hole

Bo

not

cover

the

detection

holes

on

chrome

and

metal

tapes.

improper

tape

storage:

You

can

damage

tapes

if

you

store

them

in

the

following

places;

®ln

high

temperature

(35°C

or

higher}

or

high

humidity

(80%

or

higher)

areas

In

a

strong

magnetic

field

(near

a

speaker,

on

top

of

a

TV,

etc.)

This

can

erase

a

recording.

®Areas

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

37

Before

requesting

service

for

this

unit,

check

the

chart

below

for

a

possible

cause

of

the

problem

you

are

experiencing.

Some

simple

checks

or

a

minor

adjustment

on

your

part

may

eliminate

the

problem

and

restore

proper

operation.

If

you

are

in

doubt about

some

of

the

check

points,

or

if

the

remedies

indicated

in

the

chart

do

not

solve

the

problem,

refer

to

the

directory

of

Authorized

Service

Centers

(enclosed

with

this

unit)

to

locate

a

convenient

service

center,

or

consult

your

dealer

for

instructions.

Problem

Probable

cause(s)

Suggested

remedy

Problems

common

to

all

systems

There

is

no

sound

when

the

power

is

ON.

The

location

of

the

various

musical

instruments

is

not

weil

defined.

The

left

and

right

sounds

are

reversed.

When

listening

to

the

externai

unit,

the

left

and

right

sounds

are

reversed.

Only

one

speaker

is

emitting

sound.

There

is

no

sound

when

a

source

Is

being

played.

“U-70"

display

appears

on

the

CD

player

or

tuner/

sound

processor

display.

There

Is

a

“rushing

noise”

during

a

stereo

broadcast

which

Is

not

audible

during

@

monaural

broadcast.

You

hear

excessive

noise

during

a

stereo

broadcast,

and

occasionally

the

sound

disappears.

The

stereo

indicator

flickers

and

does

not

light

completely.

The

sound

during

a

stereo

broadcast

Is

highly

distorted.

Volume

is

set

too

low.

The

(+)

and

(—)

connections

to

one

of

the

speakers

are

reversed.

The

left

and

right

connections

to

the

speaker

are

reversed.

The

left

and

right

connections

to

the

external

unit

are

reversed.

One

of

the

wires

of

the

speaker

cord

is

disconnected.

The

(+)

and

(—)

wire

of

the

speaker

cords

are

shorted.

Flat

cables

are

not

connected

steadily.

While

listening

to

FM

broadcasts

The

transmitting

station

is

a

long

distance

away.

antenna

are

unsuitable.

(reflected

wave).]

Adjust

the

volume

level

with

the

volume

control

on

the

amplifier.

Connect

the

speaker

cord

correctly.

Connect

the

speaker

cords

correctly.

:

Connect

the

external

unit’s

cord

correctly.

Connect

the

speaker

cord

correctly.

Switch

the

system

to

the

standby

mode,

and

reconnect

the

speaker

cords

so

that

they

are

not

shorted.

Then

switch

on

the

power.

The

installation

focation

and

orientation

of

the

The

transmitting

station

is

a

long

distance

away.

The

power

of

the

TV

set

or

VCR

is

ON.

There

is

a

building

or

mountain

nearby.

[Distortion

Connect

the

flat

cable

steadily.

lf

you

are

using

an

indoor

antenna,

change

to

an

outdoor

antenna.

®lf

you

are

using

a

high-grade

outdoor

antenna,

try

changing

the

installation

location,

height,

and

orientation.

Try

switching

off

the

TV

set

or

VCR.

Use

a

high-grade

outdoor

antenna,

and

install

it

in

a

is

caused

by

interference

between

the

signal

from

the

transmitting

station

(direct

wave)

and

the

signal

reflected

from

the

building

or

mountain

good

location,

height,

and

orientation

for

reception.

While

listening

to

MW/LW

broadcasts

You

hear

an

unusual

beat

sound.

You

hear

a

low-frequency

hum.

You

are

using

the

system

at

the

same

time

you

are

playing

a

TV

set.

The

antenna

wire

is

near

the

mains

lead.

Switch

off

the

TV

set,

or

use

the

system

further

away

from

it.

Separate

the

antenna

wire

from

the

mains

lead.

THIS

TUNER/RECEIVER

IS

CAPABLE

OF

RECEIVING

THE

NEW

AM

STEREO

BROADCASTS

FROM

THE

AM

BAND

RADIO

STATIONS.

HOWEVER

LIKE

MANY

TUNERS

AND

RECEIVERS

CURRENTLY

AVAILABLE

ON

THE

MARKET

IT

WILL

REPRODUCE

THIS

AM

STEREO

SIGNAL

ONLY

IN

AM

MONO,

WHICH,

IN

EFFECT,

IS

OF

NO

LESSER

QUALITY

THAN

YOUR

EXISTING

AM

MONO

TUNER/RECEIVER.

Problem

Probable

cause(s)

Suggested

remedy

When

there

is

a

television

set

nearby

The

picture

on

the

TV

The

location

and

orientation

of

the

antenna

are

\f

you

are

using

an

indoor

antenna,

change

to

an

disappears

or

stripes

incorrect.

outdoor

antenna.

appear

on

the

screen.

The

wiring

at

the

back

of

the

system

is

unsuitable.

|

Separate

the

antenna

wire

of

the

TV

set

from

the

system.

While

listening

to

tapes

Sound

is

low,

Heads

are

dirty.

Clean

the

heads.

intermittent,or

poor

quality,

Dolby

noi

ae

ions

is

set

in

th

a

nolsy,

scratchy,

or

Dolby

noise

reductions

is

set

in

the

wrong

position.

unsteady.

Set

it

to

match

the

Dolby

NR

recording

mode.

The

deck

does

not

enter

the

recording

mode.

DOLBY

NR

indicators

and

REVERSE

MODE

indicators

begin

to

flash

simultaneously,

and

the

cassette

deck

become

tneapable

of

operation.

While

listening

to

compact

discs

The

display

will

not

show

The

disc

is

not

positioned

correctly

in

the

disc

tray.

the

correct

indication.

Disc

The

disc

is

loaded

upside

down.

play

does

not

start

when

The

disc

is

dirty.

you

press

the

play

button.

The

disc

is

scratched.

The

erase-prevention

tabs

are

removed

from

the

Attach

tape

to

cover

the

space

left

by

removal

of

the

cassette.

erasé-prevention

tabs.

Maifunction

might

occur

in

the

cassette

deck

Contact

with

your

deater

or

an

Authorized

Service

section.

Center.

Load

the

disc

on

the

tray

correctly.

Reload

the

disc.

Wipe

the

disc with

a

soft

cloth.

Replace

the

disc

with

a

new

one.

The

disc

is

badly

warped.

The

disc

is

a

nonstandard

one.

There

is

condensation

inside

the

compact

disc

player.

Replace

the

disc

with

a

different

one.

Switch

the

power

ON,

and

then

wait

for

60

minutes

before

using

the

compact

disc

player.

While

using

the

remote

control

The

system

cannot

be

The

batteries

are

installed

in

the

reverse

polarity.

Re-insert

the

batteries

in

the

correct

polarity.

The

batteries

are

worn.

Replace

the

batteries

with

new

batteries.

operated

with

the

remote

control.

The

servicer

will

require

all

components

to

service

your

system.

Therefore,

should

service

ever

be

necessary,

be

sure

to

bring

the

entire

system.

Maintenance

@

Maintenance

of

external

surfaces

-

4,

Press

POWER

on

the

amplifier

to

ON.

To

clean

this

unit,

use

a

soft,

dry

cloth.

2.

Press

&

OPEN

to

open

the

cassette

holder.

if

the

surfaces

are

extremely

dirty,

use

a

soft

cloth

dipped

in

a

3.

Press

POWER

on

the

amplifier

and

CLOSE

at

the

same

time.

soap-and-water

solution

or

a

weak

detergent

solution.

The

system

will

go

into

power

standby

mode

leaving

the

cassette

holder

open.

Wring

the

cloth

weil

before

wiping

the

unit.

4.

Clean

the

tape

heads,

pinch

roliers

and

the

capstan

shatts

with

a

Wipe

once

again

with

a

soft,

dry

cloth.

cotton

swab

(or

a

soft,

lint-free

cloth}

slightly

moistened

with

Never

use

alcohol,

paint

thinner,

benzene,

or

chemically

treated

isopropyl

alcohol.

cloths

to

clean

this

unit.

Such

chemicals

may

damage

the

finish

of

Do

not

use

any

solution

other

than

alcohol

for

head

cleaning.

your

system.

Pinch

roller

Cotton

swab

@

Tape

head

care

To

assure

sound

quality

for

recording

and

playback,

be

sure

to

clean

the

tape

heads

after

approximately

every

10

hours

of

use.