Technics SL-1100A Manuel utilisateur

"WARNING. TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD

, DO NOT

EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR

MOISTURE.

Technics

Panasonic

DIRECT

DRIVE PLAYER

SYSTEM

SL-1100A

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

the

instructions co

mplet

ely. before o

rating'

t-hi

s set.

---

want

thank

you

for

selecting the

1100

DIRECT

DRIVE

PLAYER

SYS

To receive

optimum

performance

from

the

SL·l100,

reco

mmend

that

you

read these ope

rating

instru

ctio

car

efull

PARTS

IDENTIFICATION

OPERATION

AND

FUNCTION OF CONTROLS

(TURNTABLE

SECTION)

oROTOR

Fig.1-

)

Thi

unit

uses a

direct

drive

motor.

erefo

re, the

rotor,

which

the

otat

ing

part

of the

motor,

connected

directly

the

turntable

platter.

The

spindle

of the

motor

and the s

haft

of the

turntabl

platter

are the

same.

For

reason,

maintain

the

high

performance

described in

the

specificat

ions,

not

desirable

appl

y a large am

ount

of ex·

ternal force to the ro

tor

and the spi

ndle

the

motor

The

rot

is,

theref

e, clamped securely to

protect

the

deli

important

parts

during

transportation.

Be sure to

remo

ve these

fittings

carefully,

and

save

them

future

use,

w hen,

for

exalnple,

the

player

must

again be

transported

autio

The

rotor

the

motor

constructed

cannot

be re

moved

ord

maintain

its

high

perf

man

for

a long

time

not

attempt

to remove the removal

prevention

fitting

for

the

rotor

6PILOT

LAMP

(Se

e Fig,1- 6 )

€)POWER SWITCH/SPEED SELECTOR (S

Fig,1- €) )

Set the "speed

lec

tor"

the desired posi tion

(33

depending

upon

the speed of

record

played).

The

pil

lamp

will

light

ed.

The

turntable

platter

will

not

rotat

e unless

you

push the

"STAR

T "

button

OSTART

BUTTON

(See

Fig_1-

Push the

"STA

button

and the

turnt

able

platter

rotate

arting

rotation

power

large

with

plet

stability

of speed

reached

withi

n one-half

ation

at 33·1/3

r.p

.m .

0STOP

BUTTON

ee Fi

g,1

- 0 )

Push the " ST

OP"

butt

when

you

want

to s

tOP

the

rotation.

The

turntabl

platter

will

continue

rot

a sho

time

because of

its large

inertial

for

ce.

0VARIABLE

PITCH

CONTROLS

(

e Fig,1-

Adjus

the

"variable

pitch

controls"

cessa

ry. These are designed

provide

adjustment

the

selected speed by ±5%.

Select the speed of the

turntable

platter

setting

the

peed s

elector"

to the desired

position.

The

rotating

turntable

latter

when

illuminated

conven

onal

fluorescent

lamp

neon

lamp

may

show

move

ment

the marks

the

strobo

disc.

so,

adjust

the

"variable

itc

contrOls"

until

the

strobo

marks

are

statio

nar

fter

the

necessary

adjustment

has

been

de, the speed

not

change and re-adjus

tment

not

be ne

cessa

ry.

The

trob

marks

molded

aro

the

turntabl

platter

are used

check the correct speed

rotation

for

(European),

and

(U.S.A.

Adjust

rotation

according

to the s

trobo

label.

OSTROBO

MARKS

Fig.1- 0 )

(l)STROBO

LABEL

ee Fig.1 -(l) )

0SPEED

JUSTMENT SCREWS (S

Fig.1- 0 )

for

any

reason, the

adjustment

nnot

be successfully

made

use

a (- )

tip

scre

wdriver

adjust

the

appropriate

speed a

dju

stmen

t screws

(33

) loca ted beneath the

turntable

platter.

Turn

ing

e speed

adjustment

screws

the

right

left

ll increa

decr

ease

the speed respectively.

CDA

OUTLET

~(See

Fig.1-

)

Thi

s one is designed w

ith

a view

future

that

for

your

special

enience such

for

neon lamp or

stylus

illumination

light.

4J)SPECIAL

OIL

(See

Fig.1-

4J)

)

e bearing

part

this set are

signed

ultra

pre

scise

fin

ish

prevent

the

generation

"Wow

Flutter".

A special

oil

has

been used to

maint

ain the

high

·per

forman

efficiency

thi

s set

rming

unif

orm

film

oil

over

the

parts

. F

this

reason,

use

only

the oil

included

with

this

for

its

lubri

tion

Even

there

oil

leakage

around

the

oil

hole

the

rotor,

used

during

trans

portation

will

not

effect

the

performance

Before

se,

apply

about

drops

oil

into

the

oil

hole.

lubri

te, open the

tip

e v

essel

with

a needle.

After

lubricating,

cover the

sse

l w

ith

the

cap

prevent

the leakage

oil.

Never

use

any

other

type

oil.

lubricate,

remove

the

turntable

platte

r and

apply

about

drop

oil

into

the

oil

hole.

sufficient

lubricate

the

once

afte

app

oxi

mately

2,000

hour

use.

thousand

hours

are

equiva

ent

5-1

years,

the set is used

one h

our

day,

month

s if u

sed

hours

day.

This

period

much

longer than h

been necessary

previous,

con·

ventional

motors.

nOt

apply

too

much

oil,

nor

often

than

necessary.

00lL

HOLE

(See

Fig,1- 0 )

ClIOUTPUT

TERMlNALS

(See

Fig.1-

ClI

. Fig.

ClI

)

nne

the

pickup

rds

the

panel to the

output

termin

RED

(R)

IIiII

ChanneI

ITE

(L)

o Channel

BLACK

shaped)

H or

I!mDI

(Pickup

Earth)

«II

SCREW

HOLES

(FOR

ARM

PANEL

)(See Fig.1- «II)

epTURNTABLE

MAT

Fig,1-

)

4(jTURNTABLE

PLATTER

ee Fig.1-

4(j

)

e tu

rntable

platter

is a

3-25/3

2")

uItra·large

diameter

2kg

(4.4

Ib)

weight

and

has

inertial

moment

0kg

·cm 2

(109

.5 Ib-in2

Each

turntable

platter

dynamic

y balanced.

PLA

YER

CABI

NET

(See

Fig.2-

)

4Ji)BOTTOM

COVER

(See

Fig.2-

CE)

)

CP>AUDIO-INSULATED LEGS

(See

Fig.2-

CP>

)

The

udio·in

ulated

egs

are designed

iminate

vibration

entirely

using special

material

s inside

them

Adiust

the

ight

and level

the

player

system

turning

the

egs.

WOUTPUT

TERMINALS

(Se

e Fig,2- W )

onnect

e pi

ckup

cords

provided

this

set

the

ayer

utput

terminals

and

nnect

the same cha

nne

the

amplifier.

R (RE

Channe

(WHITE)

haped)

Chan

nel

6m1

IDAC

OUTL

ET @

(See

Fig.2-ID )

POWER

CORD

(See

Fig.1-

)

DUST

COVER

(See

Fig.1-

)

FEATURES

(TURNTABLE SECTION)

035

(13-25/32") ULTRA-LARGE

DIAMETER

TURNTABLE PLATER

35cm

(13-25/32")

ultra-large

diameter,

and

2kg

(4_4 Ib) heavy

weight

turntable

platter

has

inertial

moment

320

kg-cm2

(109.5Ib-in

and the

turntable

platter

been

dynamically

balanced_

Around

the

turntable

platter

are

strobo

marks

which

are used

check

its

speed.

f)DIRECT

DRIVE

MOTOR

There

"wow

"flut

er"

caused

transmission

mechanism

There is no

vibration

because

this

motor

has

high-speed

rotation

mechanism.

The

rumble

extremely

low.

~ELECTRONIC

COMMUTATOR BRUSHLESS DC MOTOR

The

motor

not

affected

fluctuations

the

power

supply

frequency

Starting

rotation

power

is large,

with

complete

stability

of speed reached

withi

one

half

otation

33-1/3

r_p.m_ Since there

electro-magnetic

hum,

the

signal

noi

ratio

(rumbl

ex-

cellent.

And,

because the

motor

includes

electronic

commutator,

starting

perfectly

accurate,

There

is,

therefore,

speed

instability

brush

deterioration

often

noted

in brush

commutators,

pulse noise generated

brush

sparking and

sound caused

rubbing

brushes.

OROTATION

OF THE

TURNTABLE

PLATTER CAN

STOPPED AT

ANY

TIME

is is

feature

which

not

found

players

which

have speed

reduction

and transmissions de

vic

such

belt

idl

er.

such

stoppin

attempted

ordinary

players,

the

belt

idler

will

soon

deteriorate

and

efficiency

soon

becomes

poor.

this

player

system, such

stopping

causes

problem

other

than a s

light

increase

the

motor

current.

whic

not

really

problem.

0ELECTRONIC

STABILIZATION

CONTROL

Because this

t includes special

circuitry

sta

bili

the speed

elec

tri

y . speed stab

ility

extremely

good.

0ELECTRICAL

SPEED CHANGE

Ther

e is

mechanism

change

the

position

the

belt

idler.

There

is,

therefore,

"wow"

unwanted

speed change.

ONO

EFFECT FROM

FLUCTUATIONS

POWER

SUPPLY

FREQUENCY

VOLTAGE

Since the

motor

the

type,

the

rotation

speed does

not

depend

on the

power

sup

ply

frequency.

And,

cause a

DC-stabilizer

is used,

the set is

not

affected

_by

changes

the

power

supply

voltage, even

the

fluctuation

is large.

(l)SEMI-PERMANENT

HIGH

PERFORMANCE

Unlike

players,

there is

reduction

transmission mecha-

nism,

such

belt

id ler.

The

motor

rotates

the

turntable

platter

dir

ect

ultar-Iow

speed.

Wear

parts

therefore,

reduced

the

trem

minimum

and

high-

performance

efficiency

can

maintained

semi-permanently.

(i)POWER CONSUMPTION

1/100TH

THAT

ORDINARY

MOTORS

Motor

power

consumption

only

0.1W,

which

less

than

1/100th

that

conventional

mOIDr.

(There

is a

power

consumption

about

4W,

addition

the

drive,

ther

electronic

circui

try).

(TONEARM SECTION)

ODETACHABLE

ARM PANEL

Arm

panel

can be de

hed

unscrewing

just

case

you

might

decide

change

the

tonearm

f)EASY

BALANCING

AND

STYLUS PRESSURE CONTROL

smooth

rack-and

-pi

nion

type

movement,

the balance

weight

can

adjusted

easily.

After

adjusting

the balance,

pull

the o

the

tulys

pressure

knob

outward,

and the scale

will

be reset

aut

omatica

lly

the

zero

position.

Now

you

can

add

amount

sty

lus

essu

you

desire

directly

reading

the scale.

~FEATURE-TOUCH

CUEING

Feather-touch

cueing

viscous-damped in

both

directions

for

gentle

decent

and ascent.

The

tonearm

will

set

dow

exactly

the

SpOt

you

desire.

PLACEMENT

PLAYER

AUXILIARY

PARTS

o Use the

player

system in a sta

ble

and

horizontal

position,

where

• DUST COVER

··

·······

0 • SPECIAL

OIL·

....

there

little

vibration.

•

PICKUP CORDS

·_·

·....·0 • POLISHING CLOTH

' 0

Use the

player

system

far

away

from

the speakers

possible •

(-)

TIP

DRIVER

0 •

SCR

EWS

(for cartridge) 0

and isolate the

player

system

from

sound

radiation

from

them_ • ADAPTOR ··

··

....

0 •

AUXILIARY

WEIGHT- 0

Avoid

placing

player

excessively

hot

cold

places,

particularly

near heaters.

.TONEARM

(See

Fig.2-

fJ)

, Fig.3) . @ljBALANCE

WEIGHT

(See

Fig.3-

@lj

, Fig.

High qual

ity

universal tonea

desIgned especIally

for

direct

drive

This

balance

weight

espe

cially

designed

for

easy

adjustment

zero

play

system.

Most

remarkable

features

thi

tonearm

are easy balance.

operation,

durable

structure

and

auto

tic

reset

mechanism

stylu

addition,

all

functi

ons are

built-in

the upside

the

tonearm

pressure

control.

Therefore

adjustment

zero balance and

stylus

such

anti-skating

force

control

and

styl

us pressure

contro

therefore,

essu

can

ily

and

rapidl

accomplished.

operation

easy,

Install

the balance

ight,

which

packed

the

parts

box,

on the rear

the

tonearm.

turning

the

sty

lus press

ure

knob

the

arrow,

shown

in the

(TONEARM SECTION)

picture,

adjust

the zero balance.

(that

floating

the

tonearm

free.)

After

adjustment,

pull

the

outside

the

stylus

pre

ssure

knob

the

tJ)HEAD

SHELL

(See

Fig.3- fj) , Fig.4)

direction

the

arrow,

then

the scale

will

be reset

automatica

lly

the

Insert the h

d shell in the

end

the

tonearm

and

secure

firmly

zero

position

turning

the locking

nut

the

tonea

the

direction

the

arrow,

Adjust

the

stylus

pressure

turning

the

stylus

pressure

knob

the

shown in

the

picture

. Be sure

connect

the

lead

wires

the

arrow

in the

picture

according

the

stylus

pressure

the

cartridge

terminals

according

to the

instructions

included

with

the

which

you

cartridge.

The

cartridge

sho

uld

be inserted

the head shell so

that

the

cartridge

weight

beyond

9.5g,

use the

auxiliary

weight,

then

the spacing

between

the

stylus

tip

and the

plug

52mm

(2-1/16")

the

tonearm

accepts

any

cartridge

whose

weight

from

15.5g.

shown in the

pictur

WARM

BASE

(See

Fig_2-

W )

0LOCKING

NUT

(See

Fig.3-

) If

is necessary

adjust

the

height

the

tonearm,

loosen

two

screws and

move

the

tonearm

down.

fjANTI.SKATING

FORCE

DEVICE

(See

Fig.3-

, Fig.

Skating

for

that

frictional

force

caused by

contact

between

the

Eli)CUEING

LEVER

(See

Fig.3-

Eli)

)

tip

of the

sty

lus and the record

groove,

and

applied

the s

tylus

Afte

r separating the

tonearm

from

the

arm

st, and then

moving

the

a side pressure

depending

upon

the

relat

ionship

the

geometrical

cueing lever

toward

"!":

position

(as

shown

in the

picture),

the

position

the

tonearm.

tonearm

will

raise.

Hold

the

tonearm

and

pla

the

tip

the

stylus

Thi

s force

res

ults

unbalance

the con

tact

pressure

between

above

e groove

the

record

from

which

you

desire

pla

y. When

stylu

tip

and each groove

wall

the

record,

increase

the

cueing

lever is m oved to the @"!":

position,

the ton

arm

ill

distortion

deterioration

the

performance,

a decrea

of separation descend

slowly

and the

performan

will

begin.

characteristi

and

abnormal

wear

the stylus

tip

and the rec

ord

grooves. F

thi

s reason,

necessary to co

ensate

this

ska

ting

ARM

LI FT

(See

Fig.3-

)

force.

The anti

-s

kating

for

mechanism

performs

this

compensation

function.

@DARM

REST

(See

Fig.3-

)

quantityof

anti-skating

force is

pro

portion

the

sty

lus

pre

ssure

and, therefore,

ld be

adjusted

according

the

stylus

pressure.

~ARM

PANEL

(See

Fig.3-

)

Turn

adjustment

knob,

shown

picture,

number

stylus

pressure

sC<lle

indicate

SPECI

FICATIONS

g (TURNTABLE SECTION)

Type

rect

drive

player

system

Turntable

platter

Aluminium

die-cast:

35cm

(13

25/32"

)

diameter

320

kg-cm2

(109

.5 Ib-in2)

inertial

moment,

2 kg

(44

Ib)

ight

Turntable

speeds

33-1/3

and

r.p.m.

Motor

-15 poles

ultra

low-speed

electronically

commutat

brush

less

motor

Power

supply

120V

60Hz,

Power

change

method

Speed

change

method

Electronic

change

Variable

pitch

control

Indi

idual

adjustment

var

iabl

e resistor,

±5%

adjustment

range

Wow

and

flutter

0.03%

WRMS

Rumble

-50

(DIN

-70

(DIN

Build-

time

1/2

rotation

33-1/3

r.p.m.

Dimensions

51.0

390

19.5 em (W x 0 x H) (2

0-1/16"

x 15-

3/8"

7-11/16")

Weight

(28.7

Ib)

dust

cover

(TONEARM SECTION)

Type

EPA-110

Directly

reading s

tylu

s pressure

adjustment,

static

-balance

type,

universal head shell,

anti-

skating

for

devic

Effective

length

235

(91/4")

Overhang

14mm

(9/16")

Tracking

error

angle

Within

1.75'

Stylus

pressure

5 g

Spe

ili

ions, designs and

other

details

are subject

change,

withou

prior

notice.

t))-

-----

Auxiliary

ight

Stylu

essure

knob

Fig

Auxiliary

weight

Fig

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