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| Type | CD Player |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | 12 W |
| Channels | 2 |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Output Level | 2V RMS |
Essential safety rules for handling and servicing the device.
Critical warnings and precautions regarding laser beam exposure.
Key notes for service technicians, specific to DX-361EM model.
Guidelines for connecting primary supply leads for the DX-361EM model.
Detailed technical data and performance characteristics of the device.
Identification and labeling of various parts of the device.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting and playing a compact disc.
Using the Auto Program Search System to locate track beginnings.
How to enable and control random playback mode.
Using the Automatic Programmable Music Selector feature.
Controlling repeat playback modes.
Procedure for securing the optical pickup during transport.
Procedures for safely taking apart the unit for servicing.
Steps for replacing the laser pickup assembly.
Procedure for fitting the disc holder.
Diagnostic flowcharts to identify and resolve operational issues.
List and explanation of system and operating error codes.
A diagnostic loop for checking unit functions during service.
Explanation of key circuit operations, like spin motor control.
Steps for calibrating the laser power output.
Steps for calibrating the focus offset.
Important notes regarding the interpretation of schematic diagrams.
Pin assignments and functions for IC1.
Pin assignments and functions for IC2.
Pin assignments and functions for IC4.
Pin assignments and functions for IC301.
Pin assignments and functions for IC5.
Pin assignments and functions for IC7.
Instructions for packing the unit for shipping or storage.
List of replacement ICs and diodes with part numbers.
List of replacement transistors with part numbers.
List of replacement capacitors with part numbers and values.
List of replacement resistors with part numbers and values.
Lists for miscellaneous circuitry parts and cabinet components.
List of accessories and packing materials.
Instructions for setting the unit to operate on 110V or 220V.
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