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HCD-H170/H170K/H700

SERVICE

MANUAL

HCD-H170,

HCD-H170K

and

HCD-H700

are

the

tuner,

deck,

CD

and

amplifier

section

in

FH-B170//B177,

FH-B170K

and

MHC~-700

respectively.

AEP

Model

HCD-

H170,

UK

Model

E

Model

HCD-

170/HCD-

170K

Australian

Model

HCD-H170

Dolby

noise

reduction

manufactured

under

ticense

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

“DOLBY”

and

the

double-D

symbol

DQ

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

PHOTO:

HCD-

H170K

Model

Name

Using

Similar

Mechanism

|

NEW

CD

Mechanism

Name

CDM13B-5BD4A

Base

Unit

Name

BU-5BD4A

CD

Section

DECK

Model

Name

Using

Similar

Mechanism

|

NEW

;

Tape

Transport

Mechanism

|

DECK

A

|

TCM-190RA13A

Section

Type

DECK

B

|

TCM-

190RB22A

SPECIFICATIONS

Tuner

section

FM

stereo,

FM/AM

superheterodyne

tuner

FM

tuner

section

Tuning

range

87.5

—

108

MHz

Antenna

FM

lead

antenna

Inputs

Compact

disc

player

section

(HCD-H700)

For

HCD-H170K

System

Compact

disc

digital

Telescopic

antenna

MIX

MIC.1

and

MIX

MIC

audio

system

(HCD-H170,

H170K)

2

(minijack):

Laser

Semiconductor

laser

Antenna

terminals

Sensitivity

1

mV,

(\

=

780

nm)

75

ohm

unbalanced

impedance

600

ohms

Emission

duration:

Intermediate

frequency

PHONO

(phono

jack):

Continuous

10.7

MHz

sensitivity

5

mV,

Laser

output

Max.

44.6.W*

AM

tuner

section

Tuning

range

AEP,UK

model

MW:

531

—

1,602

kHz

LW:

153

—

279

kHz

E,

Saudi

Arabia,

Australian

models

MW:

531

—

1,602

kHz

SW:

5.95

—

17.9

MHz

Antenna

AM

Ioop

antenna

External

antenna

terminals

Intermediate

frequency

.

450

kHz

Amplifier

section

Continuous

RMS

power

output

25

+

25

watts

(6

ohms

at

1

kHz,

DIN)

Peak

music

power

output

(E,

Saudi

Arabia,

Australian

model)

240

watts

(4

speakers

driven)

impedance

47

kilohms

For

HCD-H700

MIX

MIC

(minijack):

Sensitivity

1

mV,

impedance

600

ohms

PHONO

(phono

jack):

sensitivity

5

mV,

impedance

47

kilohms

For

HCD-H170

MIX

MIC

(minijack):

Sensitivity

1

mV,

impedance

600

ohms

VIDEO/AUX

(phono

jack):

sensitivity

5

mV,

impedance

47

kilohms

Outputs

HEADPHONES

(stereo

minijack):

accept

headphones

of

8

ohms

or

more.

SPEAKERS:

accept

impedance

of

6

to

16

ohms.

*

This

output

is

the

value

measured

at

distance

of

about

200

mm

from

the

objective

lens

surface

on

the

Optical

Pick-up

Block.

Signal-to

noise

ratio

More

tha

95

dB

Dynamic

range

More

than

90

dB

Cassette

deck

section

Recording

system

4-track

2-channel

stereo

Frequency

response

(DOLBY

NR

OFF)

60

—

13,000

Hz

(+3

dB),

using

TYPE

|

cassette

(Sony

HF-S)

60

—

14,000

Hz

(+3

cB),

using

TYPE

Il

cassette

Wow

and

flutter

0.1%

WRMS

+0.3%

(DIN)

—

continued

on

next

jzage

—

COMPACT

DISC

DECK

RECEIVER

SONY.

Speaker

section

Speaker

system

3

way

system

Speaker

units

Woofer:

13

cm

dia.,

cone

type

Tweeter:

5

cm

dia.,

cone

type

Super

tweeter:

2

cm

dia.,

dome

type

Enclosure

Bass

reflex

Frequency

range

60

Hz

—

20

kHz

Sensitivity

88

dB/w/im

Rated

impedance

6

ohms

Dimensions

Approx.

195

x

285

x

230

mm

(7

5/8x

11

1/4x9

inches)

Weight

Approx.

3.0

kg

(6

Ib

10

oz)

net

per

speaker

General

=

Desti-

Power

Power

nation

|_

requirements

consumption

[

AEP

220-

230V

60

watts

nee

AC,

50/60Hz

Tha

Us

sabe

ears

115

watts

[eanene!

Nad

E

100V-120V

Sa

em

or

220V-

ut

Arabia!

240V

AC

|

60

watts

Australian

.

eel

adjustable,

—

50/60Hz

Dimensions

Approx.

225

x

285

x

268

mm

(w/h/d)

(8

7/8x

11

1/4x

10

5/8

inches)

incl.

projecting

parts

and

controls

Weight

Approx.

6.2

kg

(13

Ib

11

02)

Accessories

supplied

AM

loop

antenha

(1)

Remote

commander

(1)

Sony

SUM-3

(NS)

batteries

(2)

FM

lead

antenna

(1)

(HCD-H700

only)

Speaker

cords

(2)

(HCD-H700,

except

for

the

UK

model)

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Note

This

appliance

conforms

with

EEC

Directive

87/308/EEC

regarding

interference

suppression.

This

appliance

is

classified

as

a

CLASS

1

LASER

product.

The

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

label

is

located

on

the

rear

exterior.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

LUOKAN

1

LASERLAITE

KLASS

t

LASERAPPARAT

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Section

itle

Page

1.

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NOTES

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25

3-3.

Main

Board

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26

3-4.

CD

Mechanism

Block

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26

3-5.

TC

Mechanism

Block

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esncrercns

27

3-6.

Volume/MIC

HP/Display/SW

Board

-::::--:--

27

4.

MECHANICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

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28

5.

ELECTRICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

«-+s:+s-csssresctees

28

6.

DIAGRAMS

6-1.

Semiconductor

Lead

Layouts--:++ersssserere

34

6-2.

Circuit

Boards

Location

:+++++ssrrsserrr

reese

35

6-3.

Printed

Wiring

Boards

—Main

Section—--:::

37

6-4.

Schematic

Diagram

—Main

Section—-----++:::

41

6-5.

Schematic

Diagram

—Sub

Section—

«-°-++'::

46

6-6.

Printed

Wiring

Boards

—Sub

Section—

:-::::

51

6-7.

Printed

Wiring

Boards

—Display

Section—:--

56

6-8.

Schematic

Diagram

—Display

Section—

---:::

59

6-9.

Schematic

Diagram

—BD

Section—--:::+-"'::

62

6-

10.

IC

Pin

Description

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ee

67

7.

EXPLODED

VIEWS

7-1.

Case,

Power

Section

«:srcrrtrrrteteeereeeeer

es

71

7-2.

Front

Panel,

Main

Board

Section

--+++:*+"'

+:

72

7-3.

MD

Chassis

Section-:::++erseretereseeeestei

es

73

7-4.

Mechanism

Deck

Section

(1)

-:trrerrter

ees

74

7-5.

Mechanism

Deck

Section

(2)

s+++rrtrererer

ts

75

7-6.

CD

Section

(l)errsr

rrr

eter

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ee

16

7-7.

CD

Section

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8.

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

LIST

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seer

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ee

78

SAFETY-RELATED

COMPONENT

WARNING!!

COMPONENTS

IDENTIFIED

BY

MARK

A

OR

DOTTED

LINE

WITH

MARK

A

ON.

THE

SCHEMATIC

DIAGR

AMS

AND

IN

THE

PARTS

LIST

ARE

CRITICAL

TO

SAFE

OPERATION.

REPLACE

THESE

COMPONENTS

fVITH

SONY

PARTS

WHOSE

PART

NUMBERS

APPEAH

AS

SHOWN

IN

THIS

MANUAL

OR

IN

SUPPLEMENTS

PUB-

LISHED

BY

SONY.

SECTION

1

SERVICING

NOTES

MODEL

IDENTIFICATION

—

Specification

Labels

—

HCD-H170

HCD-H170K

HCD-H700

SONY?

movet

no.

COMPACT

DISC

DECK

RECEIVER

SERIAL

NO.

MADE

IN

JAPAN

AEP

model

:

AC

:

220-230V~50/60Hz

60W

E,

Saudi

Arabia

Australian

model:

AC

:

100-120/220-240~50/60Hz

6OW

UK

model:

AC:

240V~50Hz

115W

On

operating

voltage

Battery

Installation

|

Before

operating

the

stereo

system,

check

that

the

operating

voltage

of

your

system

is

identical

with

the

voltage

of

your

local

power

supply

220-230V

AC,

50/60Hz

240V

AC,

50Hz

Saudi

Arabia

|

100V-120V//220V-

Australian

240V

AC,

adjustable,

model

50/60Hz

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

{

10V-120V

220V-240V

Install

the

two

R6

(size

AA)

batteries

in

the

supplied

remote

commander

for

remote

control

operation.

Battery

life

About

half

a

year

of

normal

operation

can

be

expected

when

using

the

Sony

SUM-3

(NS)

batteries.

When

the

battéties

are

exhausted,

the

commander

cannot

operate

the

stereo

system.

When

this

happens,

replace

both

batteries

with

new

ones.

To

avoid

battery

leakage

if

the

commander

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

time,

remove

the

batteries

to

avoid

damage

caused

by

battery

leakage

and

corrosion.

LASER

DIODE

AND

FOCUS

SEARCH

OPERATION

NOTES

ON

HANDLING

THE

OPTICAL

PICK-UP

BLOCK

CHECK

OR

BASE

UNIT

1.

Make

POWER

switch

on

with

no

disc

inserted

and

disc

The

laser

diode

in

the

optical

pick-up

block

may

suffer

table

closed.

electrostatic

break-down

because

of

the

potential

difference

2.

Confirm

that

the

following

operation

is

performed

while

generated

by

the

charged

electrostatic

load,

etc.

on

clothing

observing

the

objecting

lens.

and

the

human

body.

During

repair,

pay

attention

to

electrostatic

break-down

and

also

use

the

procedure

in

the

printed

matter

which

is

included

in

the

repair

parts.

The

flexible

board

is

easily

damaged

and

should

be

handled

with

care.

NOTES

ON

LASER

DIODE

EMISSION

CHECK

The

laser

beam

on

this

model

is

concentrated

so

as

to

be

focused

on

the

disc

reflective

surface

by

the

objective

lens

in

the

optical

pick-up

block.

Therefore,

when

checking

the

laser

diode

emission,

observe

from

more

than

30

cm

away

from

the

objective

lens.

@

Confirm

that

laser

beam

is

spread.

@

Up

and

down

motion

of

the

objective

lens.

(3

times)

HOW

TO

OPEN

THE

DISC

TRAY

WHEN

POWER

SWITCH

TURNS

OFF

(1)

Insert

to

@

for

tapering

driver,

etc.,

and

turn

in

the

direction

of

arrow

OFF.

(Disc

tray

open)

(2)

Tray

as

come

out

little

of

front

panel,

pull

out

in

the

direction

of

arrow

@

by

hand.

BOTTOM

VIEW

FRONT

ON

OFF

(K

»)

(DISC

TRAY

OPEN)

‘o

—4—

:134

FH-B170/B177

MHC-700

SECTION

2

GENERAL

Parts

Ke(evaliiiversiiley

a

Refer

to

the

pages

indicated

in

parenthesis

for

use

of

the

buttons.

Tuner

Section

EY

(1)

POWER

ON/STANDBY

switch

[2]

Remote

sensor

[3]

TIMER

button

(100)

[4]

TIMER

REC

button

(104)

5}

Display

window

(6)

PRESET/TIMER

+/-

buttons

{52,

100,

104)

[7]

BAND

button

(48)

[8]

MEMORY/NEXT

button

(52,

100,

104)

[5]

STEREO/MONO

button

(50)

1]

TUNING

+/—-

buttons

(48)

Amplifier

Section

[J

{1]

MIC

(microphone)

1

and

2

LEVEL

controls

(only

for

FH-B170K)

(112)

(2]

MIX

MIC

1

and

2

jacks

(for

FH-B170K)

(142)

MIX

MIC

jack

(for

other

models)

(112)

(3)

HEADPHONES

jack

(22)

[4]

ECHO

LEVEL

control

(onty

for

FH-B170K)

(112)

[&}

MPX

(multiplex)

button

and

indicator

(only

for

FH-B170K)

(114)

(6)

VOLUME

control

(22)

[7]

PRESET

button

and

indicators

(62)

[8]

FUNCTION

button

(8)

DBFB

(Dynamic

Bass

Feed

Back)

button

and

indicator

(22)

[f0]

KARAOKE

PON

(vocal

reduction)

button

and

indicator

(for

FH-B170K)

(114)

S-SUR

(simulated

surround)

button

(for

other

models)

(22)

fi)

EQ

(equalizer

ON/OFF)

button

(62)

136

This

section

is

extracted

from

instruction

manual,

Parts

To lTal

titer)

tte)

}

Cassette

Deck

Section

1}

Cassette

holders

2)

HIGH

SPEED

button

(72)

[3}

CD

SYNC

button

(86,

94,

98)

EJECT

button

(for

deck

A)

(56)

DIRECTION

MODE

selector

(56)

Tape

operating

buttons

(for

deck

A

and

B)

b>

(fast

wind

and

AMS’)

button

(56)

‘#4

(rewind

and

AMS‘)

button

(56)

>:

Forward

play

button

and

direciton

indicator

(56)

<I:

Reverse

play

button

and

direction

indicator

(56)

@:

Stop

button

(56)

[7]

REC

@

(recording)

button

[8]

PAUSE

If

button

(56)

[9}

EJECT

A

button

(for

deck

8)

(68)

DOLBY

NR

selector

(56)

CD

Player

Section

[2)

{1)

Disc

tray

(24)

[2]

CHECK

button

(42)

[3]

EDIT/TIME

FADE

button

(78,

90)

[4]

PLAY

MODE

buttons

CONTINUE

button

(38)

SHUFFLE

button

(38)

PROGRAM

button

(40,

96)

[5]

&

OPEN/CLOSE

button

(24)

{6}

Dit

(ptay/pause)

button

(24)

(stop)

button

(24)

IkkQ¢4/b>D>1

(manual

search/AMS’)

buttons

(26,

96)

[9]

REPEAT

button

(32)

3S]

(&]

(=

"AMS

is

the

abbreviation

of

Automatic

Music

Sensor.

Parts

ofelarinicersiicela|

Remote

Commander

CLOCK

DISPLAY

button

(20)

TAPE

function

button

[3]

DECK

A/B

selector

CD

function

button

[5]

TUNER/EQ/CD

selector

[6]

CHECK

button

(42)

TUNER

function

button

VIDEO

function

button

[9]

PHONO

function

button

MEMORY

button

(66)

DBFB

button

(22)

SLEEP

button

(110)

SYSTEM

POWER

button

Tape

operating

buttons

15]

CD

player

operating

buttons

CLEAR

button

(38)

TUNER/EQ/CD

numeric

buttons

(28,

62)

CURSOR

CONTROL

buttons

(64)

VOL

+/

-

(volume

control)

buttons

(22)

EQ

button

(62)

How

to

Use

This

Manual

This

manual

applies

MHC-700

for

Europe

and

the

U.K.,

FH-8177

for

Europe,

FH-

B170

for

the

U.S.A.

and

other

countries

and

FH-B170K

for

other

countries.

The

differences

between

them

are

indicated

below:

Yes:

Equipped

No:

Not

equipped

Destina-

,

:

|

Europe “Other

tion

USA

and

UK

|countries

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[jack

°

No

Yes

No

VIDEO/

AUX

jack

Yes

No

|

Yes

Equipped

antenna

for

FM

reception

MHC-700:

FM

lead

antenna

FH-B177,

B170

and

B170K:

Telescopic

antenna

In

this

manual,

the

illustrations

of

the

unit

are

illustrated

as

FH-B177.

How

this

manual

is

composed

Please

read

the

instructions

in

this

manual

referring

to

the

illustrations.

The

letters

in

the

illustrations

correspond

to

those

in

the

text:

€@.9.

Speaker

Cord

Connection

EY

¢The

step

numbers

in

the

illustrations

correspond

to

those

in

the

text.

«Use

the

page

numbers

in

‘‘Parts

identification”

at

the

end

of

this

manual

as

an

index

to

find

out

how

to

use

the

buttons

and

controls.

a,

,

Tuner

section

45mm

°The

receivable

band

stations

differ

(5/8

in.)

depending

on

the

model

where

it

is

destinated

for.

Please

see

the

table

in

“How

to

Use

this

Manual’.

2

*

You

can

store

up

to

30

stations

(for

the

USA

model)

or

40

stations

(except

for

the

USA

modei).

Amplifier

section

*

OBFB

(Dynamic

Bass

Feedback)

system

reinforces

bass

sound.

*

You

can

easily

adjust

the

music

to

your

taste

by-selecting

from

5

factory-preset

graphic

equalizer

settings.

*You

can

store

up

to

5

individual

settings

of

graphic

equalizer.

«You

can

select

directly

the

desired

program

source

just

by

pressing

the

operation

button

(BAND,

PRESET/

TIMER

+/-,

or

TUNING

+/-

to

select

the

tuner,

Dal.

to

select

the

CO

player,

and

<I

or

D

to

select

the

cassette

deck)

on

the

program

source

equipment.

(Automatic

Source

Selection)

CD

player

section

*

You

can

enjoy

listening

in

various

playing

modes.

*

Edit

functions

allow

you

to

program

selections

automatically

to

fit

in

a

desired

duration.

Cassette

deck

section

*

Auto-reverse

decks

enable

repeated

playback

of

both

sides

of

the

cassette.

*CD

synchro

function

enables

easy

recording

of

a

CD.

*

Double

decks

enable

tape

dubbing

and

continuous

playback.

Connections

Notes

on

connection

*Connect

the

AC

power

cord

last.

«Cord

plugs

and

jacks

are

color

coded.

Red

plugs

and

jacks

are

for

the

right

channel

(R)

and

white

ones

for

the

left

channel

(L).

aker

Cord

Connecti

1

Strip

15

mm

(5/8

inches)

of

the

speaker

cord

coating

from

the

end

of

the

cord.

2

Connect

the

right

speaker

to

A,

with

the red

cord

to

+

and

the

black

cord

to

-.

Connect

the

left

speaker

to

L,

with

the

red

cord

to

+

and

the

black

cord

to

To

attach

the

speakers

to

the

main

unit

—

For

FH-B177,

8170

and

B170K

only

E}

1.

Unlock

the

stopper

and

slide

the

speaker

so

that

it

hooks

to

the

system.

2

Lock

the

stopper.

AM

Loop

Antenna

Connection

@

For

the

European

and

U.K.

model

C-1

For

the

models

for

other

countries

Connect

the

supplied

loop

antenna

to

the

AM

and

7

terminals,

FM

Lead

Antenna

Connection

(MHC-700

onty)

2)

Connect

the

supplied

FM

lead

antenna

to

the

FM

752

terminal

and

extend

horizontally.

iy

eis

ing!

16

Rehan

Connections

For

Better

FM

Reception

&

3

For

the

European

and

U.K.

model

1E-1

Connect

the

outdoor

FM

antenna

to

the

FM

75

2

terminal,

using

75-ohm

coaxial

cable

and

!EC

standard

socket

connector.

-

For

the

models

for

other

countries

ea

Connect

the

outdoor

FM

antenna

to

the

j

FM

752

and

+h

terminals,

using

75-ohm

=

coaxial

cable.

For

Better

AM

Reception

For

the

European

and

U.K.

model

For

the

models

for

other

countries

ewe

Use

the

6-

to

15-meter

(20-

to

50-feet)

insulated

wire

for

connecting

the

terminal.

Connect

the

+

terminal

to

a

good

ground.

When

you

use

an

external

antenna,

be

sure

to

ground

it

against

lightening.

Never

connect

the

ground

wire

to

a

gas

pipe.

Doing

so

is

extremely

dangerous.

ER

RE

AE

NRRL

EE

Power

Connection

Connect

the

supplied

AC

power

cord

to

AC

IN

and

the

other

end

to

a

wail

outlet.

RK-C74

To

attach

the

AM

loop

antenna

to

the

main

unit

in

order

to

carry

the

unit

3

See

the

illustration.

[e¥

VIDEO/AUX

D>

Ot

Or

LINE

OUT

18

Adding

Other

Components

to

the

System

EY

Turntable

system

DS]

(For

the

European

and

U.K.

model)

You

can

connect

a

turntable

system

to

the

PHONO

jacks.

To

listen

to

the

turntable

system,

press

FUNCTION

on

the

front

panel

until

“PHONO”

appears

‘on

the

display.

VTR

Ey

(For

the

model

for

other

countries)

You

can

connect

a

VTR,

etc.

to

the

VIDEO/AUX

jacks.

To

listen

to

the

connected

equipment,

press

FUNCTION

on

the

front

panel

until

“VIDEO/AUX”’

appears

on

the

display.

Changing

the

MW

tuning

interval

(except

for

the

European

and

U.K.

mode!)

The

MW

tuning

interval

is

preset

at

the

factory

to

10

kHz

for

the

USA

model,

and

9

kHz

for

the

models

for

other

countries.

if

you

use

the

system

where

the

frequency

allocation

system

is

different

from

the

preset

interval,

change

the

interval

as

follows:

1

Turn

on

the

power.

2

Tune

in

any

MW

station.

3

Turn

off

the

power.

4

Turn

the

power

back

on

while

pressing

the

TUNING

+

button.

To

reset

the

interval,

follow

the

same

procedure.

Important

When

the

interval

is

changed,

stored

stations

will

be

erased

from

the

memory.

1

TIMER:

TIMER

REC

MEMORY/NEXT

MEMORY/NEXT

~

*

Clock

Setting

Setting

the

Clock

Example:

Set

to

9:25

in

the

morning.

1

Press

TIMER

and

TIMER

REC

at

the

same

time,

2

Set

the

hour

with

PRESET/TIMER

-

or

+

button.

3

Press

MEMORY

/NEXT.

4

Set

the

minute

with

PRESET

/TIMER

-

oF

+

button,

5

Press

MEMORY/NEXT.

The

clock

starts

operating.

Information

on

the

time

The

European

and

U.K.

model

shows

the

time

in

24-hour

cycle.

The

model

for

other

countries.

shows

the

time

In

12-hour

cycie.

AM

12:00

=

midnight

PM

12:00

=

noon

When

a

power

interruption

occurs

The

clock

and

timer

settings

are

all

erased,

and

“0:00""

(‘"AM

12:00")

will

flash

on

the

display.

To

change

the

frequency

display

to

the

time

display

Press

CLOCK

DISPLAY

on

the

remote

commander.

The

time

is

displayed

for

about

4

seconds,

then

the

time

display

changes

into

the

frequency

display.

OBFB

$-SUA

a

Audio

Adjustment

Volume

Adjustment

£¥

Turn

VOLUME

clockwise

to

increase

the

sound

level,

or

counterclockwise

to

decrease

it.

(Or

press

VOL

+

or

—

on

the

remote

commander.)

Sound

Quality

Adjustment

To

reinforce

bass

EJ

Press

DBFB*.

To

activate

surround

effect

for

stereo

sound

[9

(Except

for

FH-B170K)

Press

S-SUR**

during

a

stereo

sound

reproduction.

This

creates

the

atmosphere

of

a

movie

theater

or

concert

hall.

This

function

is

not

effective

for

a

monaural

sound.

(For

FH-B170K)

The

KARAOKE

PON

button

is

provided

here,

See

page

114.

For

personal

listening

2)

Connect

headphones

to

HEADPHONES.

No

sound

comes

from

the

speakers.

“DBFB

=

Dynamic

Bass

Feedback

**§-SUR

=

Simulated

surround

Eo

OFF

SOE

LAE

EB

aR

Rete

24

CD

Playing

Playing

the

En

Cc

1

Press

&

OPEN/CLOSE

to

open

the

tray.

Place

a

disc

with

the

printed

side

up.

2

Press

Di.

(>

on

the

remote

commander)

The

tray

closes

and

play

starts.

The

display

shows

Ff]

the

current

track

number,

[J

the

current

INDEX

number

(of

the

track),

(§

elapsed

playing

time

of

the

track

and

i}

track

numbers.

Caution

on

adjusting

volume

Do

not

turn

up

the

volume

while

listening

to

a

portion

with

very

low

level

inputs

or

no

audio

signals.

If

you

do,

the

speakers

may

be

damaged

when

a

peak

level

portion

is

played.

To

stop

play

Press

Ml.

To

stop

for

a

moment

during

play

Press

Dit

(tf

on

the

remote

commander).

To

resume

play,

press

it

again.

To

stop

play

and

open

the

tray

Press

&

OPEN/CLOSE.

To

play

an

8

cm

(3-inch)

CD

Piace

it

on

the

inner

circle

of

the

tray.

if

the

disc

is

provided

with

an

adaptor,

first

remove

it.

Do

not

put

a

normal

CD

(12

cm/5-inch)

on

top

of

an

8cm

CD.

CD

Playing

Locating

a

Particular

Selection

—

Automatic

Music

Sensor

(AMS)

The

AMS

locates

the

beginning

of

a

selection.

To

locate

the

beginning

of

the

current

or

preceding

selection

LY

Press

[Kkiéd(or

I44

on

the

remote

commander)

as

many

times

as

required.

To

locate

the

beginning

of

a

succeeding

setection

[EE]

Press

>PD>{

(or

PPI

on

the

remote

commander)

as

many

times

as

required.

Locating

a

Particular

Point

i

a

Selection

You

can

locate

any

particular

point

in

the

selection.

This

function

works

during

play

or

pause.

This

operation

is

impossible

with

the

remote

commander.

To

search

while

monitoring

the

sound

To

move

forward

at

high

speed

E}

Keep

PDD]

depressed

and

release

it

at

the

desired

point.

To

move

backward

at

high

speed

[J

Keep

Ikk#44

depressed

and

release

it

at

the

desired

point.

To

search

quickly

1

Press

Dil

to

set

the

unit

in

pause

mode.

2

Keep

Ixki¢4

or

PDD]

depressed.

The

search

speed

increases,

but

there

is

no

sound.

Find

the

desired

paint

by

observing

the

display.

Press

DIE

again

at

the

desired

point

to

play.

28

CD

Playing

To

locate

a

selection

directly

Possible

only

with

the

remote

commander

1.

Set

the

TUNER/EQ/CD

selector

to

co.

2

Press

the

numeric

button

for

the

selection.

If

the

selection

number

Is

greater

than

12

Use

the

>12

and

1

to

10

buttons.

"10°"

functions

as

the

figure

‘'0."”

e.g.

To

play

from

selection

number

22,

press

>

12,

2,

2.

To

play

from

selection

number

30,

press

>

12,

3,

10.

30

CD

Playing

Information

display

Possible

only

with

the

remote

commander.

To

change

the

time

display

EY

Press

TIME

during

play.

The

display

changes

to

give

you

the

following

information.

El

Elapsed

piaying

time

of

the

current

selection

(5

Remaining

time

in

a

selection.

If

the

current

selection

number

is

over

20,

“..m--s"

is

displayed.

Remaining

time

of

the

disc.

To

display

the

total

playing

time

of

the

disc

Press

TIME

during

stop.

The

following

appears

for

about

4

seconds.

EB)

Total

number

of

selections

Total

playing

time

of

the

disc

Track

numbers

This

information

appears

also

when

you

close

the

tray

by

pressing

&

OPEN/CLOSE.

Notes

on

handling

discs

*To

keep

the

disc

clean,

handle

the

disc

by

its

edge.

Do

not

touch

the

surface.

Ej

*Do

not

stick

paper

or

tape

onto

the

disc.

1D

|

*Do

not

expose

the

disc

to

direct

sunlight

or

heat

sources

such

as

a

hot

air

duct,

nor

leave

it

in

a

car

parked

in

direct

sunlight

as

there

can

be

a

considerabie

rise

in

the

temperature.

«After

playing,

store

the

disc

in

its

case.

REPEAT

F

32

CD

Playing

Playing

Repeatedly

—

Repeat

Play

To

repeat

all

the

selections

LY

Press

REPEAT

once

during

play

so

that

“REPEAT”

appears

in

the

display.

To

repeat

a

single

selection

E}

Press

REPEAT

twice while

playing

the

desired

selection

so

that

“REPEAT

1”

—SS

appears

in

the

display.

(Operable

only

in

normal

play

and

delete

play

mode)

To

cancel

repeat

play

Press

REPEAT

so

that

neither

“REPEAT”

nor

‘REPEAT

1"

appears.

Note

Repeat

play

function

works

also

during;

«shuffle

play

«delete

play

delete

shuffle

play

*

program

play.

Multi-disc

program

play

(see

page

44)

cannot

be

repeated.