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NOTE 1.
If the auto-lift operates
normally, there is no necessity
for re-adjustment even if the lead-out adjusting indicator
fails to light when the stylus point is set in a 53 mm
posi-
tion from the motor shaft.
NOTE 2.
Although
the
lead-out
adjusting
indicator
may
light on
or off immediately
before the end of the 17 cm disc per-
formance, there is no drawback as regards the mechanical
performance
since
the
stylus
point
has approached
the
53mm area.
Lead-out Adjusting Indicator
6.
Offset Adjustment:
(Adjust when 1C1 (KU-356) is replaced.)
(1) Make a short circuit between the both ends of
R46 of arm
servo
P.C. board
KU-356,
between
TR6 base and earth, and between TR9
base and
earth.
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(2) Adjust VR1
so that the d.c. voltage at terminal!
14 of IC7 may represent 1.4+0.1V.
Lead-out Adjusting Screw
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TO CHANGE THE OPERATIONAL VOLTAGES
A. Model
whose voltage selector is accessible by
the user: (Multi-voltage model)
This equipment
has been preset for a line voltage of
220V.
Before inserting the power plug, please check
if this voltage
corresponds
with the line voltage in
your area.
!f it does not, be sure to adjust the voltage
selector switch to the proper setting before operating
this equipment.
The voltage selector switch is located
on the base surface below the turntable platter. Simply
insert a screw driver into the voltage selector switch
and
turn
it in either
direction
so that the desired
voltage
marked
on
the switch
is positioned
in the
window.
Damage of equipment because of missetting of voltage
selector is not within the limit of DENON fiability.
mena
ks
Yy Y
Voltage set at 220 V
Voitage Selector Switch
Set the voltage selector
in accordance
with the nominal
power supply voltage as shown In the table.
ACTUAL
(nominal)
:
VOLTAGE
(volt)
—
110
115
120
200
VOLTAGE SETTING
B.
Models whose voltage selector is not accessible
by the user:
7
(Australian, UK and Canadian models)
1
Australian and UK models
Although
these models are provided with the voltage
selector being preset to 240V, it cannot be operated
by the user since
it is blinded
by the shield cover.
However,
in case
the change
of voltage
setting
is
necessary, insert a screw driver into the voltage selector
and
turn
it in either
direction
so that the desired
voltage indicated on the selector is positioned at the
cut-out marking as shown in figure below.
Cut-out marking
2
Canadian model
Although
this
model
is provided
with
the voltage
selector being preset to 120V, it cannot be operated
by the user since it is blinded by the shield cover.
Since
the
Canadian
model
must
comply
with
the
CSA
standards,
the components
directly
connected
to the power line are CSA recognized having 125VAC
rating. Therefore, DO NOT change the voltage setting.
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