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General| Functions | CD, Cassette, Radio |
|---|---|
| CD Playback | Yes |
| Cassette Deck | Yes |
| Tuner | FM/AM |
| Type | Mini Hi-Fi System |
| Output Power | 20W |
| Speakers | 2-way speakers |
Details CD mechanism type, pick-up name, and model name.
Details tape transport mechanism type and model name.
Details power output, total harmonic distortion, and power requirements.
Details output specifications for line out, optical digital out, phones, and speakers.
Details power consumption, dimensions, and mass of the unit.
Details CD player system, laser, output, wavelength, and frequency response.
Details tape player recording system and frequency response.
Details FM and AM tuner sections, including tuning ranges and intermediate frequencies.
Safety notes for handling the optical pick-up block and checking laser diode emission.
Notes on chip component replacement and flexible circuit board repair.
Diagrams showing control locations on the front and rear of the unit.
Instructions for disassembling the upper cover and tape mechanism deck.
Procedure for the Liquid Crystal Display All Lit Check Mode.
Procedures for CD and Tape Deck Aging Modes.
Procedures for deck section adjustments including test tapes, azimuth, speed, and level.
Block diagram illustrating the tape section signal path and components.
Printed wiring boards and waveform details for the panel and CD loading sections.
Printed wiring boards and semiconductor locations for the control section.
Printed wiring board layout and semiconductor locations for the power section.
Detailed description of pin functions for integrated circuits, focusing on IC801.
Exploded view showing parts of the cover and tape mechanism deck.
List of components for the CD light control section, including resistors, capacitors, and diodes.
Lists new model regions and their corresponding power voltage indications.
Procedures for entering and performing the CD test mode, including sequence and basic modes.
