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FM

AM

Receiver/CD

Player

SERVICE

MANUAL)

MODEL

DCT-950R

FM

AM

RECEIVER/CD

PLAYER

CAC

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U.S.A.

Version

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2

CONTENTS

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

(U.S.A.

Version)

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

(Europe

Version)

CIRCUIT

DESCRIPTIONS

REMOVAL

OF

EACH

SECTION

SPECIFICATIONS

FOR

ADJUSTMENT

SERVICE

NOTE

FOR

CD

SECTION

BLOCK

DIAGRAM

-18,

2/8,

3/3

SEMICONDUCTORS

PRINTED

WIRING

BOARD

MAIN

UNIT

MD

SECTION

UNIT

WIRING

DIAGRAM

IC’S

AND

TRANSISTORS

VOLTAGE

VALUES

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAM

-1/3,

2/3,

3/3

EXPLODED

VIEW

OF

CHASSIS

AND

CABINET,

PARTS

LIST

DISASSEMBLY

OF

CD

MECHANISM

PRINTED

WIRING

BOARD

PARTS

LIST

NIPPON

COLUMBIA

Co.

LTD.

Bem

DCT-S50R

(U.S.A.

Version)

For

safety,

heed

the

following

cautions.

Failure

to

do

so

can

lead

to

:

i

Pour

votre

sécurité,

veuillez

prendre

fes

précautions

suivantes.

accidents

and

damage

to

the

unit:

La

négligence

de

respecter

ces

points

peut

entrainer

des

accidents

et

'endommagement

de

I’appareil.

Do

not

disassembie.

Do

not

subject

to

strong

shocks.

Ne

pas

démonter.

Ne

Pas

exposer

a

des

chocs

viotents.

Replace

the

fuse

with

a

fuse

of

the

same

amperage.

Keep

away

from

strong

magnetic

forces.

Do

not

wipe

with

benzene

or

thinner.

Remplacer

le

fusible

par

un

fusible

du

méme

ampérage.

Conserver

4a

l’abri

de

puissantes

sources

x

magnétiques.

Veiller

a

ce

que

l'appareil

ne

se

mouille

pas.

Ne

pas

nettoyer

avec

de

la

benzéne

ou

‘un

diluant.

CONTROL

&

INDICATORS/COMMANDES

ET

INDICATEURS

Lou

Rd...

iP

TUNER/BAND/POWER

ON/e

POWER

OFF

button

CD

button

Eject

button

Detach

button

Contro!

Knob

(Volume/Bass/Treble/Fader/Balance)

Control

Select/e

Loudness

button

@

Seek/e

Manual

up/down

and

Auto/e Manual

search

Muting/e

Display

button

RDS

Seek/e

Automatic

Memory

button

AF/PTY/e

AF

Level

Adj./e

PTY

Select

button

TA/e

Preset

Scan.

button

Local/e

Mono

button.

Clock

button/e

Clock

ADJ

button

Preset/@

Preset

Memory/disc

change

button

Preset/@

Preset

Memory/disc

change

button

Preset/@

Preset

Memory/Repeat

button

Preset/e

Preset

Memory/intro

Scan

button

Preset/e

Preset

Memory/Disc.

Scan

button

Preset/e

Preset

Memory/Random

button

LCD

display

Remote

Sensor

Compact

Disc

Slot

Mute

in

FORSOSSSOSEHSOSSEECOOSD

OOOO

1S

pe

Spee.

use

the

functions

marked

“e”,

press

the

button

for

over

two

seconds.

CP

CHANGER

CONTROL

LOUD

sT

AF

TP

cu

7

(TTT

ht

=

ijt

IN

arin

e

MUTE

IN

WIRE

(PINK/WHITE}

®

FLL

D'ENTREE

DE

SOURDINE

(ROSE/BLANC}

®

@

Touche

de

tuner/gamme/mise

sous

tension/e

mise

hors

circuit

{TUNER/BAND/POWER

ON/e

POWER

OFF)

@

Touche

CD

©

Touche

d’éjection

@

Touche

de

détachement

@

Commande

de

volume

(Volume/graves/aigués/fader/équilibre)

Sélecteur

de

contréle/#

touche

de

compensation

physiologique

@

@

Touche

de

recherche/e

de

syntonisation

manueile Haut/Bas

et

automatique/e

de

recherche

manuelle

@

Touche

de

sourdine/e

d'affichage

@

Touche

de

recherche

RDS/e

de

mémoire

automatique

@

Touche

AF/PTY/e

de

régiage

de

niveau

AF./*

de

sélection

PTY

a

@

Touche

TA/e

de

balayage

@

Touche

local/e

mono

®

®

®

©

o17)

®

®

@

@

@

Z

Touche

d’horloge/e

de

réglage

d’horloge

(ADJ)

Touche

de

préréglage/e

de

memoire

prérégiée/changement

de

disque

Touche

de

préréglage/e

de

mémoire

prérégiée/changement

de

disque

y

Touche

de

préréglage/e

de

mémoire

prérégiée/répétition

Touche

de

préréglage/e

de

mémoire

préréglée/balayage

des

introduc-

tions

Touche

de

préréglage/*

de

mémoire

préréglée/balayage

de

disque

Touche

de

prérégiage/e

de

mémoire

prérég!ée/aléatoire

Affichage

4

cristaux

liquides

(LCD)

Détecteur

de

télécommande

Fente

de

disque

compact

@®

Entrée

de

sourdine

Pour

utiliser

les

fonctions

marquées

“e",

appuyer

sur

la

touche

pendant

plus

de

deux

secondes.

EE

eI

ee

ee

ee

eer

OM

T-I5OR

F

(U.S.A.

Version)

Precautions

on

storage

e

After

playing

a

disc,

always

unload

it

from

the

player.

e

Always

return

a

disc

to

its

proper

case

to

prevent

it

from

becoming

dirty

or

damaged.

e

Do

not

place

discs

in

the

following

types

of

areas:

1)

Areas

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

for

a

considerable

time.

2)

Areas

subject

to

accumulation

of

dust

or

high

humidity.

3)

Locations

near

the

path

of

4

COMPACT

DISC

Do

not

let

fingerprints,

dust

or

oil

on

the

disc!

ff

the

disc

is

dirty,

wipe

it

clean

with

a

clean,

dry

cloth.

1.

Precautions

on

handling

compact

discs

hot

air

from

the

heater

vent.

Précautions

de

stockage

e

Aprés

la

lecture

d’un

disque,

retirer

toujours

fe

disque

du

lecteur.

e@

Retourner

toujours

un

disque

dans

son

propre

étui

afin

d’éviter

de

ie

salir

ou

de

|’endommager.

e

Ne

pas

placer

les

disques

dans

les

endroits

suivants:

1)

Endroits

exposés

en

plein

soleil

pendant

une

longue

période.

2)

Endroits

ot

il

y

a

une

accumulation

de

poussiére

et

ou

régne

un

taux

d’humidité

élevé.

3)

Endroits

prés

du

passage

d‘air

chaud

d‘un

radiateur.

Do

not.

bend.

Do

not

use

benzene,

thinner,

water,

record

spray,

electrostatic

proof

chemicals,

or

silicone-

treated

cloths

to

wipe

discs.

Do

not

enlarge

the

hole

in

the

center

of

the

disc.

Do

not

write

on

the

disc

with

a

hard

tipped

implement

such

as

a

pencil

or

ball-point

pen.

Do

not

attempt

to

play

a

CD-ROM

Disc

and

8cm

CD.

When

condensation

form,

do

not

attempt

to

dry

the

disc

with

a

hair

dryer,

ete.

DISQUE

COMPACT

1.

Précautions

de

manipulation

de

disques

compacts

Ne

pas

laisser

des

traces

de

Ne

pas

plier.

doigt,

de

la

poussiére

ou

de

ta

graisse

sur

les

disque!

Si

le

disque

est

sale,

l’essuyer

avec

un

chiffon

propre

et

sec.

Ne

pas

utiliser

du

benzéne,

un

diluant,

de

l'eau,

un

aérosol

pour

disque,

des

produits

chi-

miques

électrostatiques,

ou

af

des

tissus

traités

au

silicone

:

“ee

ay

ABE

,

1

7

pour

essuyer

les

disques.

eg’

ig

AXE

cS

Ne

pas

appliquer

de

ta

chaleur!

Ne

pas

élargir

le

trou

au

centre

du

disque.

Ne

pas

-essayer

de

lire

un

disque

CD-ROM

et

8cm

CD.

Ne

pas

écrire

sur

l’étiquette

(face

imprimée}

avec

un

objet

a

pointe

dure

comme

un

crayon

ou

un

stylo.

Lorsque

de

la

condensation

se

forme,

ne

pas

essayer

de

sé-

cher

le

disque

avec

un

séche-

cheveux,

etc.

(U.S.A.

Version)

Please

carefully

read

ail

safety.

and

operating

instructions

before

installation

and

use.

It

will

help

you

to

obtain

the

best

performances

from

your

new

FM-AM

Receiver/CD

Player.

FEATURES

Power:

(Both

Channels

Driven)

20

W

xX

4.ch_—

-1

kH2z/4

ohms

(MAX)

14

W

x

4

ch

1

kHz/4

ohms

10%

THD

10

Wx

4ch

=

20

Hz

~

20

kHz/4

ohms)—=s(0.8%

THD

@

HIGH

POWER

PRE-OUTPUT

2.2V/10

kohms

20

bit

digital

filter

with

8-times

oversampling

and

noise

shaper.

Dual

18-bit

D/A

converter.

3-Beam

laser

pickup

servo.

Detachable

Front

Panel.

RDS

(PS,

PTY,

AF,

Pl,

TA,

TP,

CT).

30

Station-presets

(18

FM

—

12

AM).

Automatic

Memory

System.

Denon

Optimum

Reception

System

IV

(FM

circuitry-Auto

high

blend

and

FM

pulse

noise

canceller).

Stereo/mono

(FM),

local

switches.

e

CD

changer

control.

Disc/intro

Scan

Repeat

play

(Disc

&

Track)

2-Mode

random

play

Automatic/Manual

search

Wireless

Remote

Control!

(Option)

e

Flexible

fader-internal

front

amp

to

rear

amp

and/or

internal

front

amp

to

internal

rear

amp.

e

DIN

“E"

&

ISO

mount.

e

Night

illumination

with

dash

light

dimmer

lead.

CONNECTIONS

@

Gray

r—

Right

Speaker

(+)

Wire

©

Gray/Black

Right

Speaker

{~)

Wire

FRONT

©

wri

.

ite

SPEAKER

Left

Speaker

(+)

Wire

White/Black

L.

Left

Speaker

(-)

Wire

2

@

Purple

po

Right

Speaker

(+)

Wire

iS)

Purple/Black

REAR

Right

Spesker

(-}

Wire

SPEAKER

@Green

Left

Speaker

(+)

Wire

©

Green/Black

Left

Speaker

(-)

Wire

(Orange/White)

Light

Switch

Wire

Power

Supply

Wire

(To

ignition}

{Yellow}

Battery

Wire

(Black)

Ground

Wire

2s

Oo

Chassis

(Metal)

DENON

Compact

Disc

Player

DCT-950R

will

operate

properly

with

14.4

V

{11-16

V)

car

batteries.

You

cannot

use

it

for

24V

or

other

types

or

car

batteries.

Maximum

rated

current

capacity

from

Remote

output

and

the

Power

antenna

output

is

300mA

Do

not

use

the

remote

output

as

the

power

supply

for

other

sets

(for

example,

power

amplifiers,

RF

modulators,

etc.).

Connect

the

remote

output

to

the

power

amplifier’s

contro!

terminal

(remote).

**

When

connecting

two

power

amplifiers,

divide

the

remote

output

in

two.

Fuse

Holder

(8A)

ER

CT

SS

OR

a

aaa

ae

a

A

De

a

e

Quartz

Clock

e

Muting

Switch

e

Telephone

Mute

CERTIFICATION

e

Certified

only

to

Canadian

Electrical

Code.

@

Certifie

en

vertu

du

code

Canadien

de

l’elec-

tricite

seulement.

CERTIFICATION

This

product

complies

with

DHHS

rules

21

CFR

subchapter

J

applicable

at

date

of

manufacture.

CAUTION

—

Use

of

controls

or

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures.

other

than

those:

specified

herein

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

exposure.

The

Compact

Disc

Player

should

not

be

adjusted

or

repaired

by

anyone

except

properly

qualified

service

personnel.

FOR

YOUR

RECORDS

Please

record

the

serial

number

of

your

unit

in

the

space

provided

below

and

keep

it

as

a

permanent

record.

The

serial

number

is

indicated

on

the

top

of

the

unit.

You

will

need

the

serial

number,

if

the

need

for

service

should

arise.

Model

DCT-950R

Serial

Number

To

Power

Amp

(Front)

o

_Y*

jl

|

if

}

REMOTE

To

Power

Amp

fia

{Rear)

——,

(Dark

Blue)

To

Power

Antenna

(Pink/

White}

Mute

in

Wire

MUTE

IN

DCT-950R

Paw

ie

7

{Black}

i]

To

DCH-700/600/500

mil

(CD

Changer)

Antenna

Receptacie

CAUTION!

—

To

prevent

damage

to

the

unit.

BE

SURE

to

connect

the

color

coded

leads

correctly

according

to

the

diagram.

Otherwise

malfunctioning

of

the

unit

and/or

damage

to

the

vehicle

may

occur.

DO

NOT

connect

the

(—)

(negative)

loudspeaker

lead

to

the

ground

(chassis)

or

to

any

other

(-)

loudspeaker

tead

from

this

unit.

*

Only

connect

the

set

after

connecting

all

the

connector

wires.

**.

Be

sure

to

insulate

the

wires

after

connecting

them.

(U.S.A.

Version)

INSTALLATION

e

Use

screws

supplied

as

accessories

when

installing

the

unit.

<

DCT-950R

(Ser,

Lock

spring

Mounting

claws

Fix

Bolt

Metal

mount

~

a

4

Console

Y

!

Mounting

sleeve

“sy?

M5

washer

1.

Insert

the

mounting

sleeve

in

the

console

or

dashboard

then

fasten

it

to

the

console

with

the

mounting

claws.

2.

Insert

the

unit into

the

mounting

sleeve

then

check

that

it

is

fastened

to

the

mounting

sleeve

with

the

lock

springs

on

either

side.

3.

Fasten

the

back

of

the

unit

to

part

of

the

vehicle

using

the

metal

mounting

strap.

0

10

20

30

40 50

{mm]

8

Using

the

Removable

Front

Panel

The

front

panel

of

this

unit

can

be

removed

to

prevent

theft.

Detaching

the

Front

Panel

1.

Press

button

@

,

and

the

right-hand

side

of

the

panel

will

eject.

Detach

button

2.

Enclose

the

front

panel

in

the

supplied

carry

case

for

safe-

keeping.

Carry

case

Front

panel

e

Take

care

not

to

put

pressure

on

the

display

or

drop

the

front

panel.

e

Do

not

leave

the

front

panel

in

any

area

exposed

to

high

©

temperatures

or

direct

sunlight.

ACCESSORIES

[tne

Hook

Bar

M5

Washer

Tapping

Screw

5x20

M5

Nut

Fix.

Bolt

Metal

Mount

Strap

16P-Wire

Ass’y

Carry

Case

©VOO8OOO

e

To

remove

the

unit

.Hook

Bar

1.

Remove

the

metal

mounting

strap

fastening

the

back

of

the

unit

from

the

unit.

2.

Insert

the

Hook

Bar

into

the

hole

in

the

panel

and

pull

the

unit

out.

Replacing

the

Front

Panel

Insert

the

panel

as

shown

on

steps

@

and

@

on

the

diagram

below.

@

When

replacing

the

front

panel,

do

not

put

pressure

on

the

display

or

control

buttons.

cS

>

os

2)

D

Xl

@

Push

in

the

right

side

to

insert

the

panel.

@

Fasten

the

hook

on

the

left

side.

e

Note

that

if

the

front

panel

is

not

attached

correctly,

pushing

button

@

may

not

release

the

panel,

and

the

other

control

buttons

may

not

function.

Precautions

e

Do

not

touch

the

contacts

on

the

front

panel

or

on

the

unit

body,

since

this

may

resuit

in

poor

electrical

contact.

if

dirt

or

other

foreign

substances

get

on

the

contacts,

wipe

them

with

a

clean,

dry

cloth.

DCT-SS0R

um

OCT

SSO

RR

ee

eae

aR

a

A

a

DT

CT

RO

ee

(U.S.A.

Version)

Power

Off/Power

On

Functions

<Power

Off>

When

the

@

button

is

pressed

for

over

2

seconds

while

the

set

is

operating,

the

power

turns

off

and

the

display

and

back

light

turn

off.

When

the

power

is

off,

the

clock

can

be

adjusted

by

pressing

the

®

{e«}

button

for

over

2

seconds.

For

details,

see

page

23.

<Power

On>

When

the

power

is

off,

it

press

the

@

button

to

turn

the

power

on

and

tunner

on,

and

it

press

the

@

button

to

turn

the

power

on

and

CD

play.

Switching

the

Mode

1

Press

the

@

button

while

listening

to

the

tuner

to

play

a

CD.

2

Press

the

@

button

while

playing

a

CD

to

listen

to

the

tuner.

3

To

switch

from

a

single

CD

to

the

changer,

press

the

®

(+)

or

®

button.

Control

knob

operation

e

The

@

control

knob

normally

adjusts

the

volume

when

turned.

Press

the

@

control

knob

to

switch

the

adjustment

mode

in

the

following

order:

®

The

control

knob

returns

to

the

volume

adjust

mode

five

seconds

after

the

last

adjustment

has

been

made.

Example

of

LCD

display

Mode

Operation

Volume

e

Turn

the

knob

clockwise

to

increase

the

volume,

counterclockwise

to

decrease

the

volume.

nes

Turn

the

knob

clockwise

to

increase

the

bass,

BASS

¢

a

counterclockwise

to

decrease

the

bass.

Treble

Turn

the

knob

clockwise

to

increase

the

treble,

counterclockwise

to

decrease

the

treble.

Turn

the

knob

clockwise

to

shift

the

balance

to

the

front

side,

counterclockwise

to

shift

the

balance

to

the

rear

side.

Balance

Turn

the

knob

clockwise

to

shift

the

balance

to

the

right

side,

counterclockwise

to

shift

the

balance

to

the

left

side.

Mute

Function

Press

the

@

roe

button

causes

muting,

reducing

the

sound

volume,

“MUTE”

flashes

on

the

display.

Pressing

the

button

é

again

cancels:

the

display.

:

Loudness

Function

When

@

control

knob

is

pressed

for

more

than

2

seconds,

the

bass

and

treble

are

emphasized,

making

for

a

more

powerful

sound.

This

can

be

used

to

make

the

sound

more

listenable

at

low

volume

levels.

DCT-950R

m@

(U.S.A.

Version)

Listening

to

the

Radio

1

Press

@

button

to

turn

the

tuner

on.

3

Use

the

seek

buttons

to

set

the

desired

frequency.

2

Press

the

@

button

to

select

one

of

the

FM

or

AM

There

are

two

ways

to

adjust

the

frequency,

as

explained

below.

bands.

FM1

FM2

FM3

AM1

AM2

“ST”

appears

on

the

display

when

a

stereo

broadcast

is

received.

Seek

Tuning

(2).

Manual

Tuning

Press

this

button

to

move

to

lower

fre-

Press

the

@

or

@

®

button

for

at

least

two

uencies.

Tuning

stops

automaticall

P

?

nen

austation

He

Pai

y

seconds

to

begin

manual

tuning.

Press

this

button

to

move

to

higher

fre-

quencies.

Tuning

stops

automatically

when

a

station

is

found.

Tuning

will

not

stop

at

stations

whose

signals

are

weak.

To

tune

in

such

stations,

use

manual

tuning.

©

Press

the

®

button

to

search

for

only

stations

with

The

frequency

increases

in

steps

of

200

strong

signals

when

tuning

in

the

seek

mode.

kHz

for

FM

and

10

kHz

for

AM

each

time

this

button

is

pressed.

The

frequency

decreases

in

steps

of

200

kHz

for

FM

and

10

kHz

for

AM

each

time

this

button

is

pressed.

Presetting

of

18

FM

Stations

and

12

AM

Station

18

FM

stations,

and

12

AM

stations

can

be

preset

at

buttons

1

to

Press

preset

button

1

(@(t,-*))

and

hold

it

in

for

at

least

two

6

then

tuned

in

directly.

seconds.

After

about

two

seconds,

a

“beep”

is

heard.

Example:

Preset

102.5MHz

at

preset

button

1

for

FM1:

“CH1"

appears

on

the

display.

The

station

is

now

preset

in

the

1

Tune

in

FM1

102.5MHz

using

the

seek

tuning

or

manual

tuning

memory.

method.

Use

this

procedure

to

store

other

stations.

To

tune

in

preset

;

stations

directly,

simply

press

the

button

at

which

the

station

was

stored.

Using

the

Automatic

Memory

System

Use

this

function

in

areas

where

you

do

not

know

the

frequencies

of

stations

to

automatically

find

stations

and

store

them

at

the

preset

buttons.

’

The

stations

are

automatically

stored

at

the

FM3

and

AM2

bands,

so

if

you

store

the

stations

you

normally

listen

to

at

the

FM1,

FM2

and

AM1

bands,

this

function

lets

you

quickly

find

stations

in

different

areas

without

clearing

the

stations

you

normally

listen

to.

1

Use

the

@

and

@

&®

buttons

to

select

the

frequency

from

which

you

want

to

start

searching.

2

Press

the

@

button

and

hold

it

in

for

at

least

2

seconds.

RRERIS

3

“A.MEMO”

appears

on

the

display.

The

band

automatically

switches

to

FM3

for

FM,

AM2

for

AM,

and

the

stations

with

the

best

reception

are

stored

in

order

at

preset

buttons

1

to

6.

4

Once

the

stations

with

the

best

reception

are

stored

for

the

FM3

(AM2)

band,

the

“A.MEMO”

indicator

turns

off.

5

Use

the

@

button

to

switch

back

to

the

FM1,

FM2

or

AM1

band.

NOTE:

e

Stations

can

also

be

stored

manually

for

the

FM3

and

AM2

bands.

However,

when

the

automatic

memory

function

is

used,

these

stations

are

replaced

by

the

new

stations

with

the

best

reception.

¢

If

there

are

fewer

than

six

stations

with

good

reception,

the

number

of

the

first

preset

button

at

which

a

station

was

stored

is

indicated

on

the

display.

e

Inrare

cases,

it

may

happen

that

no

stations

are

stored

when

the

automatic

memory

function

is

used,

due

to

poor

reception

conditions,

etc.

Presetting

Scanning

Mono

Function

(Auto/Mono

Selection)

This

function

is

used

at

the

time

of

FM

reception

when

the

stereo

broadcast

is

hard

to

hear

or

when

there

is

noise

interference.

It

changes

the

stereo

reception

to

monaural.

This

function

lets

you

check

the

stations

stored

at

preset

buttons

1

to

6.

j

Press

the

@®

button

for

at

least

2

seconds.

The

stations

are

received

in

order

for

5

seconds

each.

Press

the

®

button

for

more

than

2

seconds.

@

Even

when

the

this

function

is

used,

there

are

occasions

when

the

sound

is

not

improved,

depending

on

the

reception

conditions.

13

ee

Sa

SE

a

Sa

|

(U.S.A.

Version)

Using

the

RDS

(Radio

Data

System)

The

RDS

functions

are

for

the

FM

band

only,

and

will

only

work

on

stations

that

are.

broadcasting

with

the

RDS

service.

Not

all

RDS

stations

offer

all

the

RDS

services

listed

on

the

previous

page.

Some

RDS

stations

may

only

provide

some

of

the

RDS

services.

The

RDS

functions

may

not

work

properly

when

the

reception

is

poor.

RDS

Search

Use

this

function

to

automatically

tune

in

stations

with

RDS

broadcasts.

1

Press

the

@

button

and

select

the

FM1,

FM2

or

FM3

band.

2

Press

the

@

button

to

automatically

search

for

stations

with

RDS

broadcasts.

When

an

RDS

station

is

tuned

in,

the

station's

name

appears

on

the

display.

<Notes

on

RDS

Search

Function>

This

button

has

a

slightly

different

function

if

the

PTY

or

TA

function

is

switched

on.

PS

(Program

Service

Name)

Function

Displaying

the

PS

(Program

Service

Name)

on

the

LCD

1

Tune

in

the

disired

RDS

station.

2

After

the

frequency

of

the

station

being

received

appears

on

the

display,

the

display

switches

to

the

PS

(Program

Service

Name}.

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PTY

(Program

Type)

Function

Use

this

function

to

automatically

tune

an

RDS

station

broad-

casting

a

certain

type

of

program.

1

Press

the

@

button

and

select

the

FM1,

FM2

or

FM3.

2

Press

the

@

button

twice,

and

check

that

the

“PTY”

indicator

has

appeared

on

the

display.

3

Press

the

@

button

for

at

least

two

seconds

and

check

that

the

indicator

on

the

display

has

started

to

flash.

(The

program

type.mode

is

selected.)

Press

the

@

(¥n-*}

or

®

button

to

select

the

type

of

program.

List

of

PTY

Program

Types

3

To

check

the

frequency

of

the

station

being

received,

press

the

©

Oven

button

and

hold

it

in

for

two

seconds.

The

display

changes

to

the

frequency.

Three

seconds

later,

the

PTY

code

appears,

and

three

seconds

later,

the

PS

reappears.

<Notes

on

Using

the

PS

Function>

The

PS

(Program

Service

Name)

is

not

displayed

if

the

station

being

received

is

not

an

RDS

station

or

if

its

signals

are

weak.

The

program

type

changes

each

time

the

®

(1.

or®

button

is

pressed.

See

the

list

of

the

program

types

which

can

be

selected.

Press

the

@

button.

An

RDS

station

of

the

type

you

have

selected

is

automatically

tuned

in.

“PTY

SEEK”

and

the

selected

program

type

are

displayed

alternately

while

a

station

is

being

tuned

in.

It

is

not

possible

to

tune

in

stations

broadcasting

the

type

of

program

you

have

selected

but

not

offering

RDS

services,

or

RDS

stations

which

do

not

offer

the

PTY

service.

At

this

moment

a

“beep”

sound

is

heard.

DISPLAY

PROGRAM

TYPE

DISPLAY

News

COUNTRY.

Information

OLDIES

Sports

SOFT

Talk

NOSTALGA

Rock

JAZZ

Classic

Rock

CLASSICL

Adult

Hits

R+B

Soft

Rock

Top

40

PROGRAM

TYPE

DISPLAY

PROGRAM

TYPE

Country

SOFT

R+B

Soft

R&B

Oldies

LANGUAGE

Language

Soft

REL

MUSC

Religious

Music

Nostalgia

REL

TALK

Religious

Talk

Jazz

PERSNLTY

Personality

Classical

PUBLIC

Public

R&B

NO

RDS*

No

Program

type**

NO

PTY*

No

Program

type

*Cannot

be

selected

in

the

program

type

selection

mode.

**The

station

being

received

is

not

an

RDS

station

or

its

signals

are

weak.

SESE

EEE

ee

SI

TPS

ON

NEE

PE

DCT-S50R

|

(U.S.A.

Version)

PTY

(Program

Type)

Function

e

Tuning

in

RDS

stations

broadcasting

a

certain

type

of

program

using

the

preset

buttons:

if

you

have

already

entered

an

RDS

stations

in

a

preset

memory,

the

unit

will

remember

what

the

PTY

of

this

station

is,

and

will

allow

you

to

tune

in

another

RDS

station

broadcasting

the

same

PTY

code.

Example:

{f

you

already

have

a

“NEWS”

station

entered

in

preset

4,

and

you

want

to

find

another

“NEWS”

station:

Push

@®

button.

Make

sure

that

PTY

mode

is

selected

and

shows

on

the

,

display.

(If

it

is

not,

push

the

@

button

until

“PTY”

is

shown

on

the

display)

Push

the

preset

4

®

button

to

tune

in

a

“NEWS”

stations.

Then

push

the

©

button.

The

unit

will

search

for

another

RDS

station

with

the

“NEWS”

PTY

code.

RDS

Emergency

Alert

Feature

The

RDS

Emergency

Alert

Feature

is

activated

by

a

signal

sent

at

the

sole

discretion

of

the

RDS

broadcaster.

The

RDS

Emergency

Alert

Feature

is

included

in

this

product

for

the

convenience

of

the

consumer,

and

is

not

intended

to

augment

or

replace

the

Official

Emergency

Broadcast

System

as

administered

by

the

Federal

Communications

Commission.

For

this

reason,

Nippon

Columbia

Co.

and

it's

Subsidiaries,

including

but

not

limited

to

DENON

ELECTRONICS

and

DENON

Canada,

Inc.,

refuse

all

Warranties,

AF

(Alternative

Frequency)

Function

To

constantly

receive

RDS

stations

broadcasting

the

same

program

on

multiple

frequencies

Tune

in

the

desired

RDS

station.

Press

the

@

button

until

“AF”

appears

on

the

display.

When

the

signal

strength

of

the

station

being

received

becomes

weak,

“AF”

flashes

on

the

display,

and

the

unit

searches

for

another

station

that

is

broadcasting

the

same

program

based

on

the

AF

code

list.

The

frequency

changes

if

another

station

broadcasting

the

same

program

is

found.

Emergency

Program

Reception

Function

If

the

unit

receives

an

Emergency

code,

“ALERT”

appears

on

the

display

and

beep

tone

is

heard.

During

an

emergency

broadcast,

the

volume

on

the

unit

will

turn

up

even

if

the

volume

knob

is

set

to

the

minimum.

Also,

if

the

unit

is

in

the

CD

mode,

the

unit

will

automatically

switch

to

the

radio,

indicating

an

emergency.

Follow

the

instructions

being

broadcast.

e

This

function

will

only

work

when

receiving

RDS

stations

{stations

with

program

service

names).

In

addition,

it

may

not

work

properly

if

the

signals

of

the

station

being

received

are

weak.

e

This

function

will

only

work

during

actual

emergency

broadcasts,

and

will

not

work

during

tests

of

the

emergency

broadcast

system.

claims

of

merchantability

or

fitness,

or

Jiabilities,

whether

inciden-

tal,

consequential

or

otherwise,

related

to,

either

directly

or

indirectly,

the

operation

or

lack

of

operation

of

this

feature.

This

exclusion

applies

to

any

and/or

all

Nippon

Columbia

Co.

Products,

whether

present

or

future,

that

implement,

in

any

form

or

variation,

the

RDS

Emergency

Alert

Feature.

Storing

the

AF

lists

and

PI

codes

in

the

preset

memory

Tune

in

the

desired

RDS

station.

Press

the

preset

memory

button

(M1

to

M6)

at

which

you

want

to

store

that

station

and

hold

it

in

for

at

least

2

seconds.

Press

the

@

button

until

“AF”

appears

on

the

display.

When

a

preset

button

at

which

the

AF

list

or

Pl

codes

was

stored

is

pressed,

the

AF

or

P!

search

operation

is

performed

automatically.

The

stored

broadcast

stations

and

broadcast

stations

carrying

the

same

content

are

searched

for

based

on

the

AF

list.

<Notes

on

Using

the

AF

Function>

1)

With

the

AF

function,

the

AF

button

is

pressed

and

stations

broadcasting

the

same

program

as

the

station

currently

being

received:

are

searched

for

based

on

the

AF

list.

The

AF

list

includes

stations

broadcasting

the.

same

program.

If

no

receivable

station

is

found

when

the

list

is

checked

through

10

times,

stations

are

searched

for

using

the

PI

codes

(codes

for

stations

broadcasting

the

same

program)

and

a

beep

tone

is

sounded.

This

operation

is

then

repeated.

Thus,

in

areas

far

from

the

broadcasting

stations,

the

alternative

frequency

function

may

not

work.

When

presetting,

both

the

program

name,

PI

codes,

AF

list

and

PTY

code

are

stored

along

with

the

station’s

frequency

for

buttons

M1

to

M6

on

the

FM

band.

The

sound

may

be

interrupted

once

ever

10

seconds

after

the

®

button

is

pressed

while

the

station

with

the

best

reception

is

being

searched

for

based

on

the

AF

list.

This

is

not

a

malfunction.

“AF

LEV

n"

(n

=

0

to

7)

appears

on

the

display

if

the

@

button

is

pressed

for

over

2

seconds.

Now

use

the

®

and

®

buttons

to

change

the

value

of

“n”

and

the

strength

of

the

signals

at

which

the

alternative

frequency

function

will

begin

operating.

The

lower

the

value

of

“n”,

the

weaker

the

signals

of

the

station

being

received

must

be

before

the

AF

function

begins

operating.

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AF

(Alternative

Frequency)

Function

5)

“AF”

flashes

on

the

display

if

the

signals

of

the

station

being

received

become

weak

and

the

data

cannot

be

identified.

6)

The

AF

function

may

not

work

properly

for

RDS

stations

which

do

not

transmit

AF

lists.

TA

(Traffic

Announcement)

Function

Searching

for

TP

(Traffic

Program)

broadcast

stations

automati-

cally

1

2

3

4

Press

the

@

button

and

select

FM1,

FM2

or

FM3.

Press

the

®

button.

“TA”

appears

on

the

display.

Press

the

@

(see

button.

Tuning

automatically

stops

at

an

RDS

station

broadcasting

traffic

information.

“TP”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

TP

station

is

received.

TA

(Traffic

Announcement)

Function

Automatically

listening

to

traffic

information

announcements

while

playing

a

CD.

Press

the

@

(=)

button.

“TA”

appears

on

the

display.

Press

the

@

button

to

tune

in

the

desired

TP

station.

Insert

CD

or

press

the

@

button

and

start

playing

CD.

Use

the

control

knob

to

adjust

the

volume

of

the

CD.

When

the

traffic

information

announcement

starts,

CD

play

is

set

to

the

pause

condition

and

the

set

automatically

switches

to

the

traffic

information.

Setting

the

volume

when

a

TA

(traffic

information

announce-

ment)

starts

while

in

standby

(on

FM1,

FM2

or

FM3)

1

2

3

4

Press

the

@

button

and

select

FM1,

FM2

or

FM3.

Press

the

@

(ay

button.

"TA"

appears

on

the

display.

Press

the

@

button.

Tuning

automatically

stops

at

an

RDS

station

broadcasting

traffic

information

and

that

station

is

received.

When

a

traffic

announcement

begins,

the

volume

is

set

to

the

level

at

which

it

was

set

the

last

time

a

traffic

announcement

was

received

(the

TA

level).

“TA

VOL”

appears

on

the

display

if

the

volume

is

adjusted

at

this

time.

The

TA

level

can

be

changed

by

changing

the

volume

when

traffic

information

is

being

broadcast.

Also,

when

the

next

traffic

information

is

tuned

in,

it

is

played

at

the

previously

set

volume

level.

The

volume

returns

to

the

original

level

once

the

traffic

announcement

is

over.

<Notes

on

Using

the

TA

Function>

1)

With

the

TA

function,

the

TA

button

is

pressed

and

stations

broadcasting

the

same

program

as

the

station

currently

being

received

are

searched

for

based

on

the

AF

list.

The

AF

list

includes

stations

broadcasting

the

same

program,

Thus,

in

areas

far

from

the

broadcasting

stations,

the

alternative

frequency

function

may

not

work.

A

beep

tone

is

sounded

if

there

is

no

station

broadcasting

a

Traffic

Program

or

if

its

signals

are

weak.

If

this

happens,

press

the

@

button

again

so

that

"TA"

disappears

from

so

that

“TA”

disappears

from

the

display,

then

wait

until

entering

an

area

in

which

a

station

broadcasting

TPs

can

be

received

and

press

the

@

ea

button

again,

then

press

the

9)

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|

button

to

tune

in

a

traffic

information

station.

"TA

flashes

on.the

display

if

the

signals

of

the

station

being

received

become

weak

and

the

data

cannot

be

identified.

Some

stations

broadcast

TA

(traffic

announcement)

signals

even

when

they

are

not

broadcasting

traffic

information

announcements.

in

such

cases,

the

TA

function

will

not

work

properly.