Panasonic SA-PM12P Manuel utilisateur

ORDERNO. MD0201013C1

CD StereoSystem

SA-PM12P

Color

(K)... Black Type

TAPE SECTION:

AR2MECHANISMSERIES

CD SECTION:

RAE0152Z-3 TRAVERSE DECK SERIES

SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications

AMPLIFIERSECTION

Power output

10%Total harmonicdistortion

1kHz, both channelsdriven 45 Wper channel (6)

70 Hz-16 kHz, both channels

driven 40 Wper channel (6)

Inputsensitivity

AUX 250 mV

InputImpedance

AUX 13 k

FMTUNERSECTION

Frequencyrange 87.9-107.9MHz(200 kHzsteps)

87.5-108.0MHz(100 kHzsteps)

Sensitivity 2.5V(IHF)

S/N26 dB 2.2V

Antennaterminal(s) 75 (unbalanced)

AMTUNERSECTION

Frequencyrange

AM 520-1710 kHz(10 kHzsteps)

Sensitivity

S/N20 dB(at1000kHz) 560 V/m

CASSETTEDECK SECTION

Track system 4track, 2channel

Heads

Record/playback Solid permalloyhead

Erasure Doublegap ferritehead

Motor DC servo motor

Recording system ACbias 100 kHz

Erasing system ACerase 100 kHz

Tapespeed 4.8cm/s

Frequencyresponse (+3 dB, -6dBatDECK OUT)

NORMAL (TYPE I) 50 Hz-13 kHz

HIGH(TYPE II) 50 Hz-13 kHz

S/N 50 dB(Aweighted)

Wowand flutter 0.18 %(WRMS)

Fastforward and rewind time Approx. 120 secondswith

C-60 cassettetape

CD SECTION

Sampling frequency 44.1kHz

Decoding 16 bitlinear

Beam source/wavelength Semiconductorlaser/780 nm

Number ofchannels Stereo

Frequencyresponse 20 Hz-20 kHz(+1, -2dB)

Wowand flutter Belowmeasurablelimit

Digital filter 8fs

D/Aconverter MASH(1bitDAC)

GENERAL

Power supply AC120 V, 60Hz

Power consumption 125 W

Standby 0.6W

Dimensions(WxHxD) 200 x260 x345 mm

(77/8”x10 1/4”x13 19/32”)

Mass 5.6kg (12.3lb)

SYSTEM

SC-PM12(P) MusicCenter:SA-PM12(P)

Speaker:SB-PM11(P)

Notes:

1. Specificationsaresubject to changewithout notice. Mass and

dimensionsareapproximate.

2. Total harmonicdistortion ismeasuredbythe digital spectrumanalyzer.

Unauthorizedcopying and distribution isaviolation oflaw.

1. SafetyPrecaution

(This “SafetyPrecaution”is appliedonlyinU.S.A.)

1. Beforeservicing, unplug thepowercord topreventanelectric

shock.

2. Whenreplacing parts, use onlymanufacturer’srecommended

components for safety.

3. Check thecondition ofthepowercord. Replace ifwearor

damageisevident.

4. Afterservicing, besuretorestoretheleaddress, insulation

barriers, insulation papers, shields, etc.

5. Beforereturning theservicedequipmenttothecustomer, besure

tomake thefollowing insulation resistance test to

preventthecustomerfrom being exposedtoashock hazard.

1.1. Insulation Resistance Test

1. Unplug thepowercord and shortthetwoprongsoftheplug with

ajumperwire.

2. Turn on thepowerswitch.

3. Measuretheresistance valuewithohmmeterbetweenthejumper

ACplug and eachexposedmetal cabinet part, suchas

screwheads, antenna, control shafts, handlebrackets, etc.

Equipmentwithantennaterminalsshouldreadbetween3M and

5.2M toall exposedparts*.(Fig.1)

Equipmentwithoutantennaterminalsshouldreadapproximately

infinitytoall exposedparts.(Fig.2)

*Note:Someexposedparts maybeisolatedfrom thechassisby

design. These will readinfinity.

4. Ifthemeasurementisoutsidethespecifiedlimits, thereisa

possibilityofashock hazard. Theequipmentshouldberepaired

and recheckedbeforeitisreturnedtothecustomer.

2. Before Repairand Adjustment

DisconnectAC power, discharge PowerSupplyCapacitors C506, C507 and C508 through a 10

, 5Wresistorto ground.

DONOTSHORT-CIRCUITDIRECTLY(with a screwdriverblade, forinstance), as this may

destroysolidstate devices.

Afterrepairs are completed, restore powergraduallyusing a variac, to avoidovercurrent.

Current consumption atAC 120V, 60 HzinNOSIGNALmode shouldbe ~420mA.

3. Protection Circuitry

The protection circuitrymayhave operatedifeitherof the following conditions are noticed:

-Nosound isheard whenthepoweristurnedon.

-Sound stopsduring aperformance.

The function of this circuitryis to prevent circuitrydamage if, forexample, the positive and

negative speakerconnection wires are

“shorted”, orifspeakersystems with animpedance less thanthe indicatedratedimpedance of

the amplifierare used.

Ifthis occurs, followthe procedure outlines below:

1. Turn off thepower.

2. Determinethecause oftheproblemand correct it.

3. Turn on thepoweronce againafteroneminute.

Note :

Whenthe protection circuitryfunctions, the unitwill not operate unless the poweris firstturned

off and thenon again.

4. Accessories Remote Control Transmitter

FMindoorantenna

AC powersupplycord

AMLoop antenna

5. Handling Precautions For Traverse Deck

The laserdiode inthe traverse deck (optical pickup) maybreak downdue to potential difference

causedbystatic electricityof clothes orhumanbody.

So, be careful of electrostatic breakdownduring repairof the traverse deck (optical pickup).

-Handling oftraverse deck (optical pickup)

1. Donotsubject thetraverse deck (optical pickup)tostatic

electricityas itisextremelysensitivetoelectrical shock.

2. Theshortland betweentheNo.4(LD) and No.5(GND) pinson the

flexibleboard (FFC) isshortedwithasolderbuild-up toprevent

damagetothelaserdiode.Toconnect tothePCboard, besureto

openbyremoving thesolderbuild-up, and finishtheworkquickly.

3. Take carenottoapplyexcessivestress totheflexibleboard

(FFC).

4. Donotturn thevariableresistor (laserpoweradjustment). Ithas

alreadybeenadjusted.

-Grounding for electrostaticbreakdownprevention

1. Humanbodygrounding

Use theanti-staticwrist straptodischargethestaticelectricity

from your body.

2. Worktablegrounding

Putaconductivematerial (sheet) or steel sheet on thearea

wherethetraverse deck (optical pickup)isplaced, and ground

thesheet.

Caution :

Thestaticelectricityofyour clothes will notbegroundedthrough

thewrist strap. So, take carenottolet your clothes touchthe

traverse deck (optical pickup).

Caution whenReplacing the Traverse Deck :

Thetraverse deck has ashortpointshortedwithsoldertoprotect

thelaerdiodeagainst electroststics breakdown. Besureto

removethesolderfrom theshortpointbeforemaking

connections.

6. Precaution ofLaser Diode

CAUTION:

This unitutilizes a class 1 laser.

Invisible laserradiation is emittedfrom the optical pickup lens.

Whenthe unitis turnedon:

1. Donotlookdirectlyintothepick up lens.

2. Donotuse optical instruments tolookat thepick up lens.

3. Donotadjust thepreset variableresistor on thepickup lens.

4. Donotdisassembletheoptical pick up unit.

5. Iftheoptical pick up isreplaced, use themanufacturer’sspecified

replacementpick up only.

6. Use ofcontrol or adjustments or performance ofprocedures

otherthanthose specifiedhereinmayresultinhazardous

radiation exposure.

CAUTION!

THISPRODUCTUTILIZES ALASER.

USE OF CONTROLSOR ADJUSTMENTSOR PERFORMANCEOF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN

THOSE

SPECIFIED HEREIN MAYRESULTIN HAZARDOUSRADIATION EXPOSURE.

7. Operation Procedures

8. Operation Checks and MainComponent

ReplacementProcedures

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