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General| Speaker Configuration | 2.0 |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 40 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Tuner Bands | FM |
| CD Changer | No |
| CD Player | Yes |
| USB Port | No |
| FM Radio | Yes |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Output Power | 20W (10W x 2) |
| Playable Media | CD-R, CD-RW |
Critical warnings and cautions about laser emission hazards and eye protection during servicing.
Instructions for selecting the correct AC voltage for the unit using the voltage selector.
Detailed technical specs for the CD-C1W, covering power, dimensions, output, and audio outputs.
Detailed technical specs for the CP-C1W, including speaker, tuner, and cassette deck.
Identifies all controls, buttons, and indicators located on the front panel of the unit.
Identifies all input/output sockets, terminals, and connectors located on the rear panel.
Identifies all buttons and functions of the remote control transmitter.
Identifies speaker drivers, ducts, and terminals for the CP-C1W model.
Step-by-step guide for setting the clock and managing time display during power outages.
Instructions for resetting the system's microcomputer and notes on its operation.
Important notes and precautions for using the remote control effectively.
Crucial safety precautions and notes to follow before and during disassembly.
Detailed steps for disassembling various parts of the CD-C1W model.
Detailed steps for disassembling various parts of the CP-C1W model.
Procedures for removing the CD mechanism, its optical pickup, and related motors.
Steps to remove a CD from the unit in playback or tray states.
Adjustments for tape mechanism, tape section controls, bias current, and frequency.
Calibration of playback amplifier sensitivity and record/playback sensitivity.
Setting AM IF/RF, FM RF signals, and FM mute level for proper reception.
Procedure to enter test mode for tuner circuit adjustment and calibration.
Procedures for entering test modes and description of the CD operation test.
Overview of automatic adjustment functions like focus offset, tracking offset, and E/F balance.
Explains the purpose and detailed operation of the automatic sound adjustment feature.
Explains component codes, voltage measurement notes, and safety remarks for parts.
Troubleshooting steps for CD operation issues, tray failures, and general function loss.
Steps to verify CD key functionality, power, clock, and pickup switch.
Diagnostic steps when CD keys work but playback is problematic, checking servo systems.
Troubleshooting steps when playback only occurs with a disc, checking servo systems.
Procedures for checking tracking, spindle motor, VCO-PLL systems, and sound output issues.
Diagnosing VCO-PLL system, TOC reading, and no sound output issues.
Pin function table for IC1 Servo Amp. (LA9241M) (Part 1/2).
Pin function table for IC1 Servo Amp. (LA9241M) (Part 2/2).
Pin function table for IC2 Servo/Signal Control (LC78623K) (Part 1/2).
Pin function table for IC2 Servo/Signal Control (LC78623K) (Part 2/2).
Pin function table for IC201 System Microcomputer (IX0210AW) (Part 1/2).
Pin function table for IC201 System Microcomputer (IX0207AW) (Part 2/2).
Pin function table for IC501 Audio Processor (LC75396N) detailing its terminals.
Pin function table for IC701 FL Driver & Controller (IX0206AW) (Part 1/2).
Pin function table for IC701 FL Driver & Controller (IX0206AW) (Part 2/2).
Detailed pin assignment table for the FL display segments and their functions.
Explains codes used to identify capacitor and resistor types, values, and tolerances.
Important note regarding the replacement of parts marked with "" for safety and performance.
Lists integrated circuits, transistors, and diodes with their part codes and descriptions.
Lists capacitors and resistors with their part codes, values, and descriptions.
Continues the list of capacitors and resistors with their part codes, values, and descriptions.
Continues the list of resistors with their part codes and values.
Continues the list of resistors with their part codes and values.
Continues the list of resistors with their part codes and values.
Lists fuses, cables, connectors, switches, and other miscellaneous parts.
Lists accessories and packing materials like labels, cords, bags, and warranty cards.
Lists cabinet, chassis, CD mechanism, and changer mechanism parts.
