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SYNTHESIZED STEREO TUNER

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MODEL TX.71A COMES IN THREE VEHSIONS DISTINGUTSHED AS FOLLOWS:
Type Voltage
HE

Remarks

HE AC 22O and 240V (Switchable) Europe model

S AC i 1OV, 12OV,22OV and 240V (Switchabte) General export model

s/G AC 1 10V, 12OV,22OV and 240V (Switchabte) U.S. Military model

I This service manual is applicable to the HE type. When repairing the S and S/G type, please see
the additional service manual (ART-S47).

CONTENTS
1 . SPECIF ICATIONS 2 B. EXPLODED VIEWS tb
,,
FRONT PANEL FACILITIES 2 9. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM. P.C. BOARDS
a BLOCK DIAGRAM 4
CONNECTION DIAGRAM AND
PARTSLIST..... 18
4. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS 5
5. PARTS LOCATION 11
6. ADJUSTMENTS... 12
7. FACKING 15

LiNE VOLTAGE SELECTION

Line voltage can be changed as follows:
1. Disconnect the AC power cord.
2. Remove the bonnet case. For 240V
3. Take out the fuse from the P.C. board.
4. Re-install the fuse in the correct voltage indi-
cation.
5. Stick the line voltage label on the rear panel.
Description
220V label AAX-193
240V label AAX-192
1. SPECIFICATIONS
FM Tuner Sectidn AM Tuner Section
Usabl-eSensitivity .. ... ..'lo.8dBf{1.9frV) Sensitivity
Sensitivity (DlN) lHFferriteantenna ...300pV/m
MONO . l.SsV lHFexternalantenna ...30pV
STEREO ...... 50sV Selectivity . . 25dB
50dB Ouieting Sensitivity Signal toNoise Ratio .......S0dB
MONO t6dBf (3.5pV) lmageResponse Ratio ......40dB
STEREO .38dBf Vapvl lFResponseRatio. .......70d8
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (at 85dBf) Antenna Ferrite loopstick antenna
MONO . .78dB
STEREO .......75dB Audio Section
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Dl N) Output (Level)
MONO . .71dB FM(100%MOD) . ....6S0mV
STEREO .......62d8 AM(30%MOD) . .....1b0mV
Distortion (at 65dBf)
MoNo ...1kHz;0.08% Miscellaneous
STEREO . .1kHz;0.15% Power Requirements . . a.c. 22OY,5O/6OHz
Distortion (DlN) PowerConsumption. ......16W
MONO ....tkHz;0.08% Dimensions .. 420(W)x94(Hlx270(D)mm
STEREO ..1kHz;0.18% 16-9/16(W) x 3-11/16(H) x 10-5/8(D) in
Capture Ratio . ldB Weight (Without Package) . . 3.3k9 lTtb 4ozl
AlternateChannelSelectivity (400kHz) . . . . . .60d8
StereoSeparation.. .. lkHz;40dB Furnished Parts
Frequency Response . 20Hz to tSkHz+ o.f Oe FMT-typeantenna ....1
Spurious Response Ratio . . .-. 6EdB Operatinglnstructions ........1
lmageResponseRatio ......48d8
lFResponseRatio. .......80d8 NOTE:
AMSuppressionBatio ......55d8 Specifications and the design subject to possibte modification
without notice due to improvements.
Antenna lnput . 300 ohms balanced,
75 ohms unbalanced

2. FRONT PANEL FACILITIES

Itltttlll ,

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e POWER SWTTCH @ STATION CALL SWITCHES
When this switch is set to the ON position. power is These are depressed to call out preset broadcasting
supplied to the tuner's main circuits. The unit,s stations and to preset the stations.
power switch is geared to selecting the transformer,s To call out a station, first set the desired freguency
secondary and so even at the STAND-By position, band using the function switch and then depress the
the unit's circuitry will work as long as the power desired switch.
cord is connected to the power outlet. For this
reason, the programmed broadcasting stations will @ FUNcTIoN sWITcH
not be erased. This switch is used to select the type of broad-
Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet casting waves.
when you do not plan to use the unit for a long For reception of FM broadcasting.
peribd of time. When it has been disconnected, the For reception of AM broadcasting.
broadcasting stations remain programmed for about
3 days.
@ FM MoDE SWITcH
This is used to select the FM reception mode.
@ PoWER INDICAToR AUTO . . When an FM broadcast is being received
This comes on as soon as the tuner,s power switch in stereo. the unit will automatically set
is set to ON. reception to mono in the event of an
FM mono broadcast.
@ SIGNAL INDIcAToRs MONO . . lf there is a great deal of noise or if the
These indicators "1" through "5" light up in accord- broadcasting station signals are weak
ance with the strength of the signal. during reception at the AUTO position,
€) FM STEREO |ND|CATOR set the switch to this position.

This indicator lights up when the tuner is receiving a O auro TUNING DoWN sWtTcH
stereo program. When this switch is depressed lightly, the reception
@ FREOUEI\CY DISPLAY frequency automatically scans the frequencies
below that on the frequency display. As soon as a
This indicates the tuned frequency.
station is received, the frequency display stops and
@ FM LocAL swtrcH the optimum tuned state is held by the AFC circuit.
This selects the stop level with auto tuning. NOTE:
When this switch is depressed to the LOCAL posi- lf the switch is kept in the depressed position, scanning
continues without autamaticalty stopping even when
tion, a broadcastinE station with a relatively strong there are broadcasting stations. When the lower timit of
input level is chosen when the tuning switch is the frequency band is reached, scanning jumps to the
depressed and the frequency band is scanned, and highest freguency and then praceeds again down theband.
the scanning operation stops.
When the switch is set to the OFF position (the @ auro TUNING UP SWITcH
indicator goes off), frequency scanning stops even When this switch is depressed lightly, the reception
with broadcasting stations with a weak input level, frequency automatically scans the fiequencies above
and the station's program can be received. that on the frequency display. As soon as a station
When the power switch is at the ON position, the is received, the frequency displays stops and the
FM LOCAL switch will always return to the OFF optimum tuned state is held by the AFC circuit.
position. NOTF:
lf the switch is kept in the depressed position, scanning
@ MEMoRY SWITcH continues without automaticatty stopping even when
This is depressed when presetting a broadcasting there are broadcasting stations. When the upper timit or
station into one of the station call switches. For the freguency band is reached, scanning jumps to the
lowest.frequency and then proceeds again up the band.
presetting, depress the memory switch and then
depress the station call switch which will be used for AFC: AFC stands for Automatic Frequency Controt, and
presetting the station while the indicator above the it is a circuit which is designed to prevent deviations in
memory switch remains lighted ( about S seconds). the tuning point brought about by functuations in the
ambient temperature.

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3. BLOCK DIAGRAM
TUNER. Ass'y

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(LC7207 |

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RATIO DETEC s2 tA Qt6

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POWER INO

ac 220t240v
50/60 Hz

+85.+

q.25 (LC725A )

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+B I
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+82
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AUTO
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STATION CALL
SICNAL
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t,Jti.tr!XU, MHz

+84 TUN ING (CHl-CH7)

tF----
SWITCH Ass'y (A )

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4. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS
The TX-710 tuner stage features an auto-tuning by D-A conversion (ladder resistor and LC72O7
mechanism incorporating variable capacitor diodes LSI) is applied to this variable capacitor diodes.
(vari-caps) and voltage synthesizer IC circuitry. In In addition, the S-curve involved in fine tuning by
addition, it is also possible to preset up to 7 dif- the auto tuning iystem is detected by a special
ferent broadcasting stations in both the AM and ratio detector circuit.
FM bands.
VOLTAGE SYNTHESIZER
FM TUNER The "heart" of the auto-tuning mechanism is
Front-end served by the LC7207 LSI which contains the AFC
Thd FM front-end in the TX-710 consists of a circuit (where the S-curve characteristics are em-
J-FET equipped single-stage RF amplifier and a ployed for fine tuning purposes) in addition to the
variable capacitor diode type tuning capacitor preset, auto-search tuning, auto-stop, and last-
(equivalent to a normal 3-ganged tuning capacitor). memory functions for up to 7 separate broadcast-
The basic operation involves the conversion of ing stations in each of the FM and AM bands.
digital codes to analog voltages by a D-A converter
COUNTER
made of ladder resistor and an LSl-incorporated
10-bit up/down counter, and applying this voltage During FM mode output signals from the local
to the variable capacitor. oscillator are passed via an FET buffer amplifier,
divided by a U100 prescalar (M54459L), ild
lF Amplifier and Detector applied to the counter IC (LC7258).
The FM IF amplifier includes 2 ceramic filters, During AM mode local oscillator output signals
a differential amplifier equipped IC (HA1201), are passed via another FET buffer amplifier, but
and an FM IF system IC (PA300I--A). In addition are then applied direcfly to the counter IC.
to filter loss compensation, HA1201 also serves as The input signal is compared with a reference
a limiter. PA300-1 contains the IF amplifier, signal (4MHz) generated by an external oscillator
limiter, and detector (quadrature detector) stages. (i.e. not incorporated in the LC7258 LSI), result-
FM Stereo Decoder
ing in the tuned frequency being displayed in
50kHz steps during FM mode, and lkHz steps
The FM stereo decoder is incorporated in the during AM mode.
PLL MPX IC (PA4006-A) which has been designed
to include the functions formerly handled by FLUOR ESCENT TUBE IND ICATOR
PA1001-A (FM stereo decoder IC) and PA1002-A The fluorescent tube indicator employed here is
(AF mutinC IC). This FM decoder features the of the static drive type. In addition to tuned fre-
"direct through & chopper system" for improved quency, this display also includes "MHz', during
S/N ratio and reduced distortion. FM mode, and "kllz" during AM reception.
AM TUNER FM AUTO.STOP LEVEL CONTROL STAGE
The AM tuner stage features an IC (HA11B8) (FM LOCAL SWTTCH)
incorporating the RF amplifier, mixer, local OSC, During FM auto-search tuning mode, weak dis-
IF amplifier and detector, AGC circuits. The tun- tant broadcasting stations are ignored. Only sta-
ing circuit consists of variable capacitor diodes tions with an antenna input level above a certain
equivalent to a conventional 2-ganged tuning fixed value will be tuned. However, if the FM
capacitor. As in the FM tuner, a voltage obtained LOCAL switch is pressed (ON position) and the
v corresponding indicator LED turned on, the front-
':lle{Ff*ctzg)
aile i* end gain is reduced by the LC72A7 LSI. Then
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following auto-stop, the front-end gain is increased
"or1
again back to the former level to ensure high
sensitivity reception of the tuned broadcasting
station. This function is tumed on and off alter-
nately by a flip-flop circuit in conjunction with
AMruNERrc (HAl138)
the pPD4011C IC every time the FM LOCAL
switch is pressed. Note, however, that it is always
switched to the OFF position when the power
supply is tumed on.
Fig. 4-1 AM tuner block diagram
POWER SUPPLY BACK.UP CIRCUIT this AFC (Automatic Frequency Control) con-
With the power switch in the TX-710 con- trol signal input terminal.
nected to the pecondary coil of the power trans- Pin 14 (UP)
former, all frequencies stored in the STATION When a low level signal is applied to this auto-
CALL channels, and also the frequency of the last- search tuning input terminal, UP search tuning is
used channel, will be stored in the LC7207 LSI commenced. This tuning mode is stopped again
when the power switch is left in the STAND-BY following AFC operation when the S-curve volt-
position. And even if the power cord is unplugged age is applied to pin 13 (UP search low level
from the AC mains socket (thereby cutting the holding time: 5ms min). If the low level signal is
power to the primary coii) the LSI memory will applied continually during the UP search tuning
be retained for at least 3 days by charge stored in a mode, the tuning operation will continue even
capacitor in the LSI power supply circuit. if the S-curve voltage is applied to pin 13.
Pin 15 (DowN)
LSI (LC7207) Terminals and Functions
Likewise, the application of a low level signal
The functions of the various terminals of the to this auto-search tuning input terminal results
voltage synthesizer (LC72O7) are described in in the start of DOWN search tuning. The DOWN
brief below.
o Pin 1 (CR1)
An oscillator circuit is formed by connecting
this terminal to an external RC time constant
circuit. The signals generated serve as the basic
POWER switch
clock signals for the LSI.
o Pin 2 (CP"z)
A timer circuit is formed by connecting this
terminal to an extemal RC time constant cir-
cuit. This timer is used to determine the pulse
width of the MUTE output'signals employed ort (LC7ZOZ)
during band switching.
Pin 3 (BUC)
When a low level signal is applied to this termi-
nal (LSI intemal memory back-up control), all
functions apart from "memory protect" are FiS. 4-2 Power supply back-up circuit
cancelled. .

Pin 5 (FM)
cR
The TX-710 is switched to FM mode when a q2l
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low level input signal is applied to this terminal, F
BUC cA2
this status being maintained even if the terminal I f
TEST cn o
is subsequently switched to high level (Iow level !lrl
I

FM cH7 l
holding time: 5ms min). zl W cH 5
Pin 6 (MW) =
t w cH 6
Likewise, the TX-710 is switched to AM mode F/A oot
when a low level input signal is applied to this 5[ 8r
terminal, this status being maintained even if it :I Cv oul B2
is switched to high level soon afterwards (low CV in B3
.level holding time: 5ms min). Monu B4
Tune
Pin 10 (CV out) S Curve B5 F
This is the analog switch output terminal where ,
F
86
the output voltage applied to the variable capa- z
UP

DOWN g7
,
F
o
citor appears. MATIU B8
Pin 11 (CV in) M Ei'O B9

This is the analog switch input terminal to which M. U/D 8ro

the R-2R ladder output voltage is applied. DX.LO

Pin 13 (S-curve) 5l F
Fl i-:ir-o F Tuncl f;
FM and AM S-curve voltages (representing the o
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.J

degree of change in detector DC level when tun- (TOP V|EW )

ing to and away froin a station) are applied to

Fis.4-3 LC72O7 Top view
tuning mode is also stopped after AFC operation o Pin 25 - Pin 34 (810 - 81)
following the application of the S-curve voltage Outputs for the 10-bit up/down counter. With
to pin 13 (DOWN search low ]evel holding time: the R-2R ladder resistor connection, output
5ms min). In this case, too, the search tuning signals are D-A (digital analog) converted.
mode is maintained if the low level signal is o Pin 35 (Vss)
applied continually, even if the S-curve voltage The LSI ground terminal.
is applied to pin 13. o Pin 36 - Pin 42 (CHl- CH7)
Pin 17 (MEMO) The frequencies of broadcasting stations stored
The preset memory input terminal. Memory in the memory are tuned by the coresponding
enable status is maintained only while a low terminal-being switched to low level. And when
level signal is applied to this terminal. the MEMO terminal is switched to low level, the
Pin'19 (Dx-Lo) frequency of the station tuned at that time will
This output terminal is used in the control of be stored in the memory. (Low level holding
the reception sensitivity during auto-search time for tuning and memory: 20ms min).
mode. It
is switched to low level only during o Pins 12 and 16
search mode, and reverted to high level at all FM and AM tracking purposes.
other times.
Pin 21 (Voo) NOTE:
The LSI power supply terminal.
All other pins not included in the aboue list are not
employed in the TX-7 10.
Pn 22 (MUTE)
During auto-search tuning and preset tuning
VOLTAG E SYNTH ESIZE R SYSTEM
modes, and when switching from one band to
(LSr 1C7207)
another, the high level output signal appearing
at this terminal is used as the muting control . Auto-Tuning
signal.
Pin 23 (F-Tune) When either switch S8 (UP) or switch 57
The 8-step PWM (pulse width modulation) (DOWN) is pressed, the corresponding LSI
output signal appearing at this terminal is used (LC72O7) terminal pin 15 or pin 14 is connected
in fine tuning operations. (At all other times, a to ground, resulting in the terminal being switched
5O7o duty signal, T = 1.5ms, is generated). The to low level. The control logic circuitry incorpo-
output signal is passed via an externally con- rated in the LSI is thereby activated, resulting in
nected low-pass filter to form the compensatory the start of either UP or DOWN search tuning
voltage for fine tuning purposes. operations. The subsequent sequence of events
Pin 24 (Vref)
Reference voltage (for D-A converter, wind com-
parator and reference comparator).

( PA30o I -A )

FM - tc72o7 (VOLTAGE SYNTHESTZER rC )

FRONT ENO
rf
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T TT ---
0./a c0NVERSION to atr
AM ( LAOOER U/O COUNTER
FRONT END RESISTOR
.J- I '
II
OETECTOR
{ s- cuRvE )

S- CURVE FIN E
VOLTAGE T Ur'lE
OUT

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1:
Slst tS7
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rS8

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IEMORY STATION CALL AUTO TUNIIIG

Fis.4-4 Auto-tuninq
following the pressing of the UP switch (S8) is circuit, a ratio detector S-curve generator circuit is
described below. used, an output being obtained with a sufficiently
The 10-bit UP/pOWN counter (rough tuning) is high enough gain from the DC amplifier (see Fig.
activated by an instruction from the control logic 4-4).
circuit, resulting in the digital code outputs stored If for some reason, the tuned frequency is
in the memory circuit being applied to pins 25 to displaced to the high side of the broadcasting
34. This 10-bit code is D-A converted (digital to frequency, the S-curve voltage will generate a
analog conversion) by the R-2R ladder resistor, and minus potential. Vgp and Vgg represent the upper
then passed one step (L|LO24) at a time as tuning and lower threshold levels of the LC72O7 com-
voltage (V1). parator shown in Fig.4-5. Once the minus potential
This Va is progressively increased one step at a drops below the VgH threshold, an instruction
time, resulting in the tuning frequency also being from the control logic is passed to the 10-bit U/D
increased stepwise. And when the frequency of a counter (for rough tuning) and the 3-bit U/D
broadcasting station is approached, the S-curve counter (for fine tuning). This results in control of
voltage passes the Vgl a point as shown in the variable capacitor, leading to change in the
Fig. 4-4. With further increases in the VT voltage, tuning voltage (V.p) in order to recover the precise
the S-curve voltage starts to decline again, passing tuning position. If, on the other hand, the fre-
through point Vsl @. tnen with continued de- quency is displaced on the low side, the control
crease, a countervoltage at Vgg @ is encountered. logic circuit is again activated (but due to a positive
After completing these 3 steps from @ to @ , the potential exceeding the Vg1 threshold) resulting
auto-search mode is halted (rough tuning). in the retention of the precise tuning point.
A 3-bit U/D counter employed for fine tuning .
purposes is then activated by an instruction from S-Curve Detector Circuit (Fig. 4-6)
the control logic incorporated in the LC72A7 LSI, When a broadcasting station is tuned by auto-
resulting in the AFC operation (fine tuning) being tuning, the exact tuning position is attained by
started up by the S-curve. AFC operation. The S-curve required for this AFC
On the other hand, when S? (DOWN) is pressed, operation is detected in the following way.
the procedure described above occurs in the re- The IF output signal is obtained from pin 7 of
verse order. And when the frequency of a broad- Q7 (PA3001-A) during FM reception, and from pin
casting station is approached, the S-curve voltage 11 of Q9 (HA1138) during AM reception. This IF
passes via the Vsu @ and is amplified by a differential amplifier circuit, and
@ S-curve voltage
points and encounters Vg1 at @. The search the S-curve subsequently detected by the ratio
is stopped automatically, resulting in the start of detector. S-curve displacement (i.e. shift in the
the AFC operation. center voltage of the S-curve) in both FM and AM
o AFC Operation (Fig. a-S)
mode is compared with a reference voltage
(LC7207 V1s1) in Q72 (4PC4558C), and the con-
The AFC operation makes use of the S-curve sequent error then applied to pin 13 of Q13 as
characteristics (voltage) of the detector circuit the AFC operation control signal.
during both FM and AM reception. In the AM

S. CURVE VOLTAGE (LC7207 I

(PA300r-A)

Fig. 4-5 S-Curve characteristics Fig. 4-6 S-Curve detector circuit

a
lC . 019 (pPD401'lC) Functions ing mode. Once a broadcasting station is tuned and
The NAND gate IC incorporated in Q19 forms a the auto-search mode is stopped, the pin 19
one-shot flip-flop which operates in combination output is switched back to high level, and Q27
with several other external circuit components for consequently tumed on. This results in Q17 being
FM LOCAL and MEMORY control purposes. turned on, thereby cancelling the reverse bias
applied to Q1. With Q1 operating normally again,
o FM Local
the broadcasting frequency will be received at high
(Note that FM LOCAL and FM MUTING in- sensitivity.
volve the same type of operation).
Pin 3 of Q19 is switched to low level at the . MEMORY and STATION CALL
same time that the POWER switch is turned on. Frequencies of tuned broadcasting stations are
Q17 is thus turned on and the Q1 gate is dropped stored in the memory by the following procedure.
to 0V potential (normal bias), thereby resulting in As can be seen in Fig. 4-7, this circuit is also
normal front-end operation. In addition, switching formed by a flip-flop. When the MEMORY switch
pin 3 of Q19 to low level also keeps Q22 and D43 56 is tumed on, pin 8 of Q19 is switched to low
turned off. level, resulting in the output of Q19 pin 10 being
If the FM LOCAL switch (S5) is then turned on, switched to high level for a fixed period of time
pins 6 and 1 of Q19 are also switched to low level, (determined by the C504/R510 time constant
resulting in the pin 3 output being inverted to memory enable period: approx. 5 seconds). This
-
high level, and Q17 being tumed off. The -B line results in Q23 being turned on and pin 17 of Q1B
voltage is thus applied to Q1 via R528 and R23 being switched to low level, thereby enabling tuned
as reverse bias, thereby reducing the Q1 gain, and frequencies to be stored in the memory block
subsequently the sensitivity of the front-end. Any inside the LSI.
broadcasting frequencies below a certain fixed If the STATION CALL switch (preset switch)
level will not, therefore, be received. 59 is then pressed, +B will be connected to gfound
Pin 19 of Q13 is normally at high level, being via R512, D28, D47 and D59, resulting in pin 1B
switched to low level only during auto-search tun- of Q19 being switched to low level, and pin L0

qt3 (Lc72O7

CHI cH7
STATION CALL

Fig. 4-7 FM local, memory and station call circuit

s
 to high level. Q23 will thus be turned
being reset Upon comparison with the pin 6 input signal,
on and pin 17 .of Q13 switched to low level (and the output is passed to the frequency counter. A
the tuned broadcasting frequency will thus be iatch circuit stores each signal temporarily for a
stored in the memory). brief period while waiting for the previous fre-
Pins 36 tn 42 of Q13 are the preset input ter- quency display to be completed. The signal from
minals. When the 59 switch is pressed, the Vpp the frequency counter is then displayed as the
voltage (IC reference voltage) is passed to ground tuned frequency in the fluorescent display tube by
via R428, 59 and D59, resulting in a drop in the command fiom the segment driver circuit.
voltage being applied to pin 39 of Q13. Pin 39 is Frequency display discrepancies (in 50kHz units
thus switched to low level, and the tuned broad- in the FM band, and LkHz units in the AM band)
casting station is thereby stored in CH1. caused by drift in the IF circuit are corrected by
Station Calling
the IF frequency fine tuning circuit where fre-
quency shifts are converted to .voltage levels in
The frequencies of preset broadcasting stations the VR connected to pins 13 and 14. In other
are retrieved in the following way. words, frequency drift is corrected by voltage
When a STATION CALL switch (S9 - S15) is adjustment in the pin 13i 14 VR.
pressed, pin 17 of Q13 is switched to low level.
An instruction is thus issued from the LSI SEGMENT OUTPUT
(LC72O7) control logic, resulting in the activation
of the 10-bit U/D counter in accordance to the
frequency data stored in the memory block. Then
SEGMENT ORIVE
the memory stored frequency is hunted by ladder
resistance, and the UID counter again activated for
AFC operation and fine tuning purposes.
DISPLAY CIRCUIT
This LSI controls the display of tuned FM
frequencies(5 digit display to the nearest 50kHz)
and tuned AM frequencies (4 digit display to the
lkHz).
nearest
During FM reception, the FM LOCAL signal AM FINE

(the actual tuned frequency + IF frequency)

divided by 100 in the prescalar IC (M54459L) is
applied to pin 6 of Q25 (LS7258). A reference
frequency (4MHz) is generated on pins 19 and
20 of Q25 by a crystal oscillator. This reference Fig. 4-9 LC7258 Block diagram
frequency is then divided by the LSI counter to a
frequency which permits direct comparison with
the input signal applied to pin 6.

AL OSC

FM LOCAL OSC

(M54459L ) (LC7258 )
r/roo FREQUENCY FR EQ UENCY
DRIVER COUNTER

Fig. 4-8 Display circuit

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 o
5. PARTS LOCATION The S marh found on some component parts indicates
the importance of the xfety factor of the part. There-
fore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identicat
Front Panel View designation.

Bonnet case
ANE.291

Front panel assembly

ANB.9O9
Lever knob ll ll! ILIU'.jUtrtU
U
l1 11 lr i] | tl
AAD.2OO

Lever knob
AAD.2OO

Rear Panel View

Coaxial socket
AKP-016
Terminal (ANTENNA)
l AKA-O16
IAC power cord
ADG.O39

Bar-antenna assembly Connection cord

AT8-627 ADE.O33

Front Panel with Panel Removed

F L assembly
LED Dl
AE L.320
GWX-506

flLever switch (Sl )

ASK-1 79

Lever switch (S3)

ASK-1 72

Switch assembly (B) Lever switch (S2)

GWS-241 ASK-174

Top View with Top Plate Removed

IFuseassembly
GWX-503

Tuner assembly
GWE.137
6. ADJUSTMENTS
FM Tuner
o Connect the FM SG (FM signal generator) to the FM ANTENNA 3004 hrminal via 300O dummy
antenna.
o Set the FUNCTION switch to the FM position, FM LOCAL switch to the OFF position.
o Connect a terminal no. 14 on the tuner assembly to the ground.
o Apply a DC voltage [0.7V - V. REF (8.6V)] across no. 16 and ground of tuner assembly.
FM SG (400H2, 75kHz DEVI Frequency Adiustment
Step Adjustment method
Frequency Level on the display point

1 Apply a DC 0.7V across terminal no. 16 and ground.

2 87MHz
Increase the volrage at pin 13 of lc (PA30o1-A) to
80dB T3
maximum level.

J Apply a DC 8.6V across terminal no. 16 and ground.

TC3 lncrease the voltage at pin 13 of lC (PA30O1-A) to

4 109MHz 80dB
maximum level.

5 Repeat steps 1 to 4 until both requirements are satisfied.

6 1O6MHz 80dB

7 Adjust the applied voltage to maximum level at pin 13 of lC (PA3001-A).

8 TC1
1O6MHz lncrease the voltage at pin l3 of lC (P43001-Al to
106MHz 20dB
o (t20OkHz) maximum level.
TC2

10 90MHz 80dB

11 Adjust the applied volrage to maximum level at pin 13 of lC (PA3OO]-A).

12 T1
9OMHz 20dB 9OMHz lncrease the voltage at pin 13 of lc (P43001-A) to
13 (r2O0kHz) maximum level.
T2

14 Repeat steps 6 to 13 both requirements are statisfied.

15
98MHz -r4 lncrease the voltage ar pin 13 oi lC (PA3001-A) to
98MHz 20dB (t 2OOkHz ) maximum Ievel.
16 No signal

17 Adiust the applied voltage to minimum level at pin 13 of lC (PA3001-A).

No signal Obtain reading of DC 0V between terminals no.

18 T5 (A}
30 and 31.

19 98MHz 20dB

2A Ad,ust the applied voltage ro maximum level at pin 13 of lC (pA3001-Al.

98MHz Obtain minimum distortion in the demodulated

21 98MHz 60dB (i2O0kHz) T5 (B)
ourput (ouTPUT).

22 Flepeat steps 1 6 to 21 until both requirements are satisfied.

23 No signal

24 Adiusrthe applied voltageto minimum level at pin 13of lC (PA3OO1-A).

Obtain a reading of DC 4.75V (within r2OOmV)

25 No signal vR2 between terminal no. 15 and ground.

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FM Multiplex Decoder circuit
o Connect the MPX SG (FM multiplex signal generator) to the FM SG extemal modulator terminal.
o Set the FM SG output to 98MHz and 66dB (modulation mode to external), and tune the TX-710 to
98MHz.
Step FM MPX SG Adiustment point Adiustment method

No signal (unmodulated) VR3 Obtain a 76kHz (within t2SOHzl signal at terminal No.'l 7.

Pilot signal only Obtain minimum leakage of the 1gkHz pilot signal ar the OUTPUT
2 VR4
lgkHz 17.skHz DEV. terminal.

Main: 1 kHz, L+R, r67.skHz DEV. T4

3
(by up to 90" in Reduce distortion in the output terminal to a minimum.
P ilot: 19kHz, t7.5kHz DEV.
either direction)

For FM tuner

Oscilloscope

T-1O2 (Bar-ANT)

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For AM Tuner

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AM Signal Generator
Fiq. 6-1 Adjustment of AM and FM tuner

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AM Tuner
o Connect the AM SG (AM signal generator) to the AM ANTENNA terminal via 1ke resistor.
o Set the FUNCTION selector to the AM position.
o -Connect a terminal no.14 on the tuner assembly to the ground.
o Apply a DC voltage [0.7V - V. REF (8.6V)] across no.16 and ground of tuner assembly.
AM SG (400H2,30% MODI
Step Frequency Adjustment
Frequency on the display point Adjustment method
Level

I Apply a DC 0.7V across terminal no. l6 and ground.

t-
2 slokHz | I
100d8 I lncrease the voltage at pin 9 of lC (HA1138) to maximum
level.

3 Apply a DC 8.6V across termina no. 16 and ground.

4- 1650kHz I tOOae TC7

lncrease the voltage at pin I of lC (HA1 138) to maximum
level.

5 Repeat steps 1 to 4 until both requirements are satisfied

6 1 40OkHz 100d8

1 Adiust the applied voltage to maximum level at pin 9 of lC (HA113g).

8 140OkHz
l4OOkHz lncrease the voltage at pin g of lC (HA1l38) to maximum
40dB (t3kHz) TC5
level.

I 600kHz 100d8
I I

10 Adjust rhe applied voltage to maximum levet at pin 9 of lC (HA.t 13g).

11 600kHz
6O0kHz T102 lncrease the voltage at pin 9 of lC (HAi 138I to maximum
40dB (t3kHz ) (Bar-ANT) level.

12 Repeat steps 6 to 1 1 unt;l both requirements satisfied.

13 'toookHz 40dB Fine tuning (1000kH2)

14 Connect the terminals no.23 to no.27 tuner assembly.

15 Obtain a reading of DC 4.75V (within 12OOmV)

No signal VR1 |
I between terminal no.15 and ground.

16 Adjusr the applied voltage to maximum level at pin 9 of lC (HA113gI.

1 000kHz Obtain a reading of DC 4.7SV (within t2OOmV)

17 1 000kHz 40dB TA8(A)
(t 3 kHz) between terminal no.15 and ground.

Counter
FM
o Connect the FM SG (FM signal generator) to the FM ANTENNA 300e terminal via B00e dummy.
o Set the FUNCTION selector the FM position, FM LOCAL switch to the OFF position.
o Connect an 12kC2 resistor between 84 pin and ground.
FM SG {400H2, t75kHz DEV} Frequency
Step Adlustment
Freguency on the display pornt Adiustment method
Level

1 98MHz 60dB 98MHz VR5 o Tune by auto-search tuning.

. Then adiust VR5 so that the 100kHz unit in the digital dis-
play (98.00MH2) stops brinking on and off upon auto-stop

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 VR6

Fig. 6-2 Adjustment of counter

AM
Q Connect the AM SG (AM signal generator) to the AM ANTENNA terminal via 1kO resistor.
. Set the FUNCTION selector to the AM position.
c Connect an 33kCl resistor between 34 pin and AM + B T.p
AM SG (4O0H2,30% MODI Frequency Adjustment
Step Adjustment method
Frequency Level on the display point

1 000kHz 60dB 1 OOOkHz VR6 o Tune by auto-search tuning.

r Then adjust VRO so that the l kHz unit in the digiral dis-
play (1000kH2) stops brinking on and off upon auto.stop.

7. PACKING
Parts List

Key No, Part No. Description

1. AHD-789 Packing case

2. AHA-234 Side pad
3. ADH-004 FM antenna
4. ARB-377 Operating instructions (English)
5. ARD-150 Operati ng instructions
(German/F rench )

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8. EXPLODED VIEWS
Exterior Components

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NO?ES;
o Parts without part number cannot be supplied.
o The' I marh found on some component parts indicates the importance of the
safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical
designation.

Parts List

Key No. Part No. Description Key No. Part No. Description

1. VBZ30PO60FMC Screw 6. ANE-291 Bonnet case

2. ANB-909 Front panel assembly Bottom plate
3. FBT4OPOSOFZK Screw 8. A8A-246 Screw
4. AAD-200 Lever knob 9_ AEC-609 Foot assembly
5. Acrylic plate A
lnterior Components
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Parts List

Key No. Part No. Description Key No. Part No. Description

1. Side frame L 21 . AKP-016 Coaxial socket

2. Panel stay 22. Rear panel
3. LED socket A zs. ADG-039 AC power cord
4. VBZ30P060FMC Screw 24. ATA-627 Bar-antenna assembly
5. PMZ30P060FMC Screw 25. ADE-033 Connection cord

A 6. AEK-402 Fuse T1A (FUl) 26. AEC-327 Strain relief

A 7. GWX-503 Fuse assembly 27. BBT3OPOSOFZK Screw
8. VBZ30P080FMC Screw 28. PMT3OPO6OFZK Screw
A 9. ATT-708 Powe. tranftorme, 29. VBZ30P100FZK Screw
10. VBZ OPOSOFZK Screw 30. F L cover

11. GWX-506 F L assembly 31. Felt A

12. GWS-241 Switch assembly B 32. Felt B
13. AEC-510 Nylon rivet 33. P.C. board
14. GWS-242 Switch qssembly A 34. ABE-061 Washer
15. PCB holder A

16. AE L-320 LED D1

17. GWE-I37 Tuner assembly
18. Side frame R
19.
20. PCB holder B

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9. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, P.C. BOARDS CONNECTION
DIAGRAM AND PARTS LIST
External Appearance of Transistors and ICs

pPD401 1C
2SA733A MB8401 1 M
2SC945A

2SC461 HAI 1 38
2SC535 PA3001

2SC1384 HA1201 inri

pPC4558C
NJM4558DV @d

LC7207
2SD836A
LC725A
Lot No

PA4006-A

.jsK6l Type No

LBI416
E1 9.1 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
2 3

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e? 23c5!5 03 2sc46i 04 2s(16a 06 tz-o4?

o2,3 FM FFONT-ENO BUFFER AMP 063,54 ls2o76

,j. ,_- rrl o,.

oer tte.t ffi

ts
0t2.i3 ts2o76
ola Lc?20? SYIIA€SIZER LSI

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254?334 23C9464

Q20 2S0636A _-- --J

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SWITCH

2 3
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4 5
NOTE:
The indicated semiconductors are representatiue ones
only. Other alternatiue semieonductors rnay be used and
are listed in the parts list.

AI
s r PowER oN -!I4!q:9Y
s 2 FUNCTTON Lla - aM
M Mn. lFl ::1*. (G) : 12*
s3 FM MOoE 3!p MONO
s 5 FM Local oN - 9lI I
s 6 MEMORY ON - 9II rtuicard in c.pehy (lF)/vorlase tv) unt.$otheRLan.rd o oF
vohag. n mV exc+!
s7 : AUTO lUNrNG (00WN) ON - ffi
SA AUTO TUN]N6 (UP)
E i Dc 4(,e rv) il ro mputtr,..r
SIO STATION CALL 2 ON . OFF f;tl:sDmrrcka€* FMa@Hz Tskfz DEv.
51r srATroN caLL 3 oN - 9-E!
s12 , SrArrON CALL 4 ON - gIi
sr3 , sraroN CALL 5 oN - 9!I -- ;_ -.,, rtr o ,"-e,o i

sr4 STAtroa aaLL oN - 9r! " o:r r14do'" nrh€&ns

SI5 STATION CALL ON .EIE
Th Ik rh? basic ehemai. di4mm

ilw ffi ffi

SYNIHES 2 ER LsI

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3

!4 TC3 T2 fcl B TB 1e il T4

FM 75s)
UNBAL

AC 220V /244V
5O/6OHz

I FUSE Ass'y cWX-503

SWITCH Ass'y (Al GWS-242

TCH Ass'y (B) GWS-241

t,
I

2 3
4 5 I 6

TUNER Ass'y GWE-137

FL Ass'y GWX-506

4 5 6
9.3 PARTS LIST

,VO?ES:
o When ordering resjsfors, first conuert resistanceualues into code form as shown in
the follo uting e xamples.
Ex. 1 When there are 2 effec.tiue digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm
and 47h ohm (tolerance is shown by J = 57., and K: 10%).
560{7 56xl)t 561.. RD%PS tr6trJ
47ha 47x103 473.. RD%PS @ABJ
0.5e 0R5 nN2I1 oEE r(
,o 010 ESrP OtrOI(
Ex. 2 When there are 3 effectiue di{its (such as in high precision metal film resis
tors).
5.62ke
562 x 10t 562 I . . .RN'/IS.B trEtrm tr'
. The A marh found on some component parts indicates the importance of the
safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of
id e nt ical d e signat ion.

Miscellaneous Parts
CAPACITORS
P.C. BOARD ASSEMBLIES Part No. Symbol & Description
Part No. Symbol & Description
ACM-OO8 1C1 ,TC2, TCs Film trimer
GWE-1 37 Tuner assembly
ACM.OO6 TC3 Ceramic trimer
GWS.242 Switch assembly (A)
ACM-O10 TCl Film trimer capacitor
GWS-241 Switch assembly (B)
GWX-503 Fuse assembly CCDRH OSOD 50 cl, c4, cl3
GWX-506 F L assembly CGB R47K 5OO c10
CCDCH O2OC 50 c7, c17
ccDcH 100D 50 c31 7
oT!-tERS CCDCH 1sOJ 50 c16
Part No- Symbol & Description CCDCH 22OJ 50 c24
CCDCH 33OJ 50 c14
a AEK402 FU1 Fuse Tl A
CCDPH 12OJ 50 c1 1

l\ ADG,o39 AC power cord CCDTH 12OJ 50 c304

l\ Arr-708 T1 01 Power transformer
ccDSL 101J 50 c6, cl06, c502, cs03
AKP.O16 Coaxial socket
ATB427 Bar-antenna assembly
CCDYB 1O2K 50 c18
CKDYB 221K50 c31 3
ADE-033 Connection cord
CKDYB 472K5A c401
CKDYB 682K 50 c4a7
TUNER ASSEMBLY (GWE.l37} CKDYF 1032 50 c2, c3, c5, c8, c9, cl2, C15, C2A-C22,
c27*C30, Cl 07 , C1 13, C11 4,
Parts List c305-c307, c309. c31 8. C321 . C51 0
c51 l

TRANSFORMERS, COILS
CKDYF 2232 50 c101, c102. c105. c311, C315,
Part No. Symbol & Description c402-c405, c513, C508, C509
CKDYF 473250 c104, c1 12, C316, C409-C1 1 1, C103
ATC-,I 12 T1 FM antenna coil CKDYX 473M 25 c201
ATC-1 21 12 FM high frequency coil coMA 332J 50 c203, c204
ATC.1 15 T3 FM OSC coil
ATE-039 -t4 FM IFT COMA 683K 50 c31 0
ATE-043 T5 FM DET. transformer COSH 431 K 50 c302
CEA OlOM sOL c211-C213, C207, C204, C109, C323
ATB{67 T7 AM OSC coil CEA lOOM 5OL c21 0, c308, c41 1, C506, C51 2, C505
ATBOTO T8 AM DET. transformer CEA 101M 1OL c'19. c23. c202. c501

ATF.O53 F1,F2 FM ceramic f ilter

ATF.108 F3 AM ceramic f ilter
ATF-089 F4, F5 Low pass filter

124-O28 L1 RF coil

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Part No. Symbol & Description SWITCHES AND OTHER

CEA 1O1M 25L c26, C215 Part No. Symbol & Description
CEA 2R2M sOL c25, C205, C206, C408, C412
CEA 22OM 251 c209, c31 9 ASK.l 74 S2 Lever switch
CEA 33OM 16L c504 ASK-'t 72 S3 Lever switch
CEA 47OM 1OL c110, c314 AKA-016 Terminal (ANTENNA)

CEA 4R7M sOL c807

CEA 472M 1OL c406 SWITCH ASSEMBLY A (GWS.242)
ACG.O18 c21 4 Ceramic capacitor
Parts List
Note When ordering resistors, conuert the
resistance ualue into code form, and CAPACITORS
RESISTORS then rewrite the part no. as before.
Part No. Symbol & Description
Part No. Symbol & Description
CEA 1O1M 251 c601, c602, c609, c610
trnD CEA 1O1M 1OL c606, c607
RDTaPM J R1-R24, R101-R1 18, R201-H218, CEA 101M 35L c604
R220, 8301-R315, R401*R431, R433,
R501-R507, R509-Rs32 CEA 1O2M 25L c608
FiNT4PO !trtr! F R21 I CEA 47OM 25L c605
ACN-120 R432 Ladder resistor
CEA 47OM 50L c603
ACP-078 VR2
VR1, Semi-fixed (2.2k) COMA 1O4K 50 c61 'r

c92-049 VR3 Semi-fixed (10k)

ACP-086 VR4 Semi-fixed (22k) Note: When ordering resistors, conuert the
resistance ualue inta code form, and
RESISTORS then rewrite the part na. as before-
SEMICONDUCTORS
Part No. Symbol & Description
Part No. Symbol & Description
RDTaPM lnn J R601, R602, R604-R607
25K61.Y ol RD%PS 331J R603
2SC53s 02
2SC461 03, 010, 01 1
25K1 68 04, 08 SEMICONDUCTORS
HA1 201 o5
Part No- Symbol & Description
2SA733A 06, ol 5, o1 7
7\ zsossoa o20
P43001-A o7
2SC1 384 421
HAl 138 o9 D29-D32
1S2076
pPC4558C o12 (1 52473 )
(NJM4558DV)
( 1 S1 555)
LC7207 013
KZLO72 D33
PA4006-A 014 KZL140 D34
2SC945A 416,427
2SC1 384 018
Aroez D35, D36, D38-D41
MZ-270 D37
sPD401 1 C 019 KZL083 D42
(MB84011M)
M54459L 026
SWITCHES AND OTHER
1SV68-08 D1, D2. D5
KZL061 D3 Part No. Symbol & Description
1 52076 D4,Dt, D8, Dl2-D15, Dl9-D26, D28,
D60, D61, D63, D64 A nsr-r zg S1 Lever switch
l'1524731 VBZ3OP06OFMC Screw
{ 1 S1 555)

MZ-O47 D6
KV1226-Y DI0
KZ L.083 D27, D65

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SWITCH ASSEMBLY B (GWS.241} Note: When ordering resistors, conuert the
resistance ualue into code form, and
Parts List RESISTORS then rewrite the part no. as before.

RESISTORS AND SWITCHES Part No. Symbol & Description

Part No- Symbol & Description ACP-O36 VRs, VR6 Semi-fixed (10k)
RD%PM 56OJ R81 1

RD%PM !N! J R701 RD%PM trN! J R801-R810, R8l2-R831

-R705
ASG-163 55, 56 Tact switch

SEMICONDUCTORS
SEMICONDUCTORS
Part No, Symbol & Description
Part No.. Symbol & Description
L8141 6 424
2SC945A 422,423 LC7258 o25
AEL.343 D43, D44 AEL.343 D47-D53 LED
1 52076 D45 AE L-337 D54_D58 LED
( 1 52473)
1 52076 D59
( 1 S1 5s5) (1 52473)
(1 S1 555)

FL ASSEMBLY (cWX-506) AEL.334 D46 LED (STEREO IND}

Parts List
SWITCHES AND OTHERS
CAPACITORS
Part No. Symbol & Description
Part No. Symbol & Description
ASG-163 s7-s14 Tact sw;tch
cEB 100P 16 c801 ASS-013 X1 Crystal resonator
cEB 010P 50 c802 AAV-012 V1 Fluorescent indicator tube
CKDYX 473M 25 VBZ3OPl OOFZK Screw
c803, c804
ccDcH 270J 50 ABE-061 Washer
c80s, c806

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