Before Operation - Pioneer SA-9900 Operating Instructions Manual

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BEFORE
OPERATION
Before setting the POWER switch to ON, set the
'other controls andl switches as follows:
¢ VOLUME control
to % (minimum)
@ ATTENUATOR switch to 04B
© TAPE MONITOR switch to SOURCE
© TAPE DUPLICATE switch to upper position
(OFF)
MODE switch to STEREO
TONE switch to OFF
LOW & HIGH FILTER switches to OFF
BASS & TREBLE controls to 0 (center position)
SPEAKERS switch to A or B according to em:
ployed speaker terminals (A or B). Now you ean
switch your POWER awitch ON.
OPERATION
PLAYING RECORDS
1. Set the FLINCTION switch to PHONO 1 if the
turntable is connected to the PHONO 1 jacks,
and to MIC/PHONO 2 if it is connected to the
PHONO 2 jacks.
Note, however, that the turntable connected to
the PHONO 2 jacks cannot be used if the
microphone is plugged into the MIC jack.
. Play record on tumtable,
Adjust the VOLUME, BASS and TREBLE
controls for desired volume and tone,
Notes
+ Lower the tonearm gently onto the record.
'Temporarily setting the ATTENUATOR switch
to -80dB will reduce noise incurred at this
time
* Do not tum off the power while the stylu
contact with the record.
'* Avoid imparting vibration to the tumtable while
a record is being played. This may cause the
stylus to jump and possibly damage the record.
© Howling may be caused if the tumtable is too
close to the speaker systems. Allow for ade-
quate spacing when installing.
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'The PHONO 2 jacs ore provided with on input PHONO 2 (MIC
LEVEL conrol and on IMPEDANCE euiten. Their operation i»
deserved on p3,
EMPLOYING TUNER (AM or FM Reception)
1, Set the FUNCTION switch to TUNER.
2. Tune in desired station on tuner.
3. Adjust. VOLUME, BASS & TREBLE controls
for desired volume and tone.
USING THE MICROPHONE
1, Connect the microphone to the MIC jack.
2. Set the PUNCTION switch lo MIC/PHONO 2
8. Adjust the sound level by turning the VOLUME
control to the right little by little.
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EMPLOYING AUX COMPONENTS
Auxiliary components, such as acartridge tape play-
fer deck, ean be connected to the AUX 1& 2 jacks,
1. Set the FUNCTION switch to AUX 1 to play a
component connected to the AUX 1 jarks, and
to AUX 2 to play a component connected to
the AUX 2 jacks,
2, Operate component.
8. Adjust VOLUME, BASS & TREBLE controls
for desired volume and tone.
Protection Circuit,
© After turing on the power of the Sa-9900,
5 ~ 8 seconds will elapse before sound
is
obtained from the speakers. This is due to the
operation of the built-in protection and muting
circuit. It serves to both prevent switching noise
when the power is tumed on and off, and
protect the speakers in event DC oceurs in the
output,
© Operation of the internal relay during playing
will cause continuous a clicking neise.
'This would most likely be caused by speaker
terminal shorting or overload (used speaker
impedance less than 49 }.'The protection cixcuit
fanctions automatically in this type of case to
disconnect the speaker terminals and safeguard
the transistors and speakers. The circuit is self
rosetiing and after the cause of trouble hes been
corrected, it will return to normal condition.

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