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LTD.SE OMA 700 SS SPECIFICATIONS: POWER AMPLIFIER SECTION Rated Output Powe ‘Both channel drives (TUNER -+ SP out) 100 Watts minimum rme per channel (B onm Load) with les than 0.02% total harmonic distortion from 20 He 10.20 kHe. 1 kHz (4 ohm Load) 180 W + 150W (DIN, TH.0 1%) 1 kHz (6 ohm Load) 120 W + 120 VEC, Subject to change by ‘temperature tet) 0.008% (20 He ~ 20 kHz at -3 08 ted output Bohm Load) (0.00285 (1 kHz at rated output Bohm Load) 150mv 30k ohm SN Ratio (IHFA Network): Total Harmonie Distortion: EQUALIZER AMPLIFIER SECTION ‘Ac outtet: Equalizer Amplifier Output: (For US.A, Canada and (REC OUT Terminal) Rated Output: 150mV Asia) OVERALL CHARACTERISTICS PHONO MM 94.8 (input terminals short: circuited tor 5 mV ingu) MC 7548 (input terminals shoe. circuited for 500 nV input) TUNER/AUX, CD, TAPE, VIDEO-1, viDEO2 107 8 finput terminal short-circuited) BASS — 100H2 21008, TREBLE 10 kHz #1008, SUBSONIC 16 Hz, 12 d8/0et Low frequency 100 H2 +748 High frequency 10 kH2 + 608 SWITCHED x2, 100W (Total) Input Sensitiviey/input) UNSWITCHED x 1.2600 a Impedance: PHONO MM 25mV 47kohm POWER SOURCE: Germany and France AC 220 V, MC 200uV 100.0hm 50 H2; U.K. and Australi AC 280 V, €0, VIDEO, ViDEO-2, 50 Hz; USA. and Canada AC 120 V, TUNER/AUX, TAPE 80 Hz; Asia 110/120/220/240 V, 150m 30k ohm 50/60 He (Multiple) PHONO MM. within 20.2.8 POWER CONSUMPTION: 3.88 (U.S.A. & Canada); 220W (20 He ~ 20 kis) VEC), 1900 (Multiple) MC within 20.3.48 DIMENSIONS: 434 mm (17-5/64" Wx 157 mm (20 Hs ~ 100 kits) (63/16"1H x 397 mm (15.5/6°70 Maximum input Voltage: PHONO MM 160 mV/1 kHz including rudoer feet, conto! knob, MC 12mV/1 kHE and terminals.) WEIGHT: 1055 kg (23 bs 202) Design and specifications are subject to change without por notice, NOTE: The following codes correspond tothe appropriate model, E3 for US.A., EA for Australia, EC for Canata This Service Manual is prepared based on E2"or Black Version, For United Kingdom model only. WARNING: a Seen a eee ‘tings vonage IMPORTANT model only. FOR YOUR SAFETY ‘To ensure safe operation the threepin plug supplied must be inseted only into a power pi which i etfectivly earthed through the normal husehotd wiry, sndard three-pin Extension cords ued with the equipment must be threecore, and. be correctly wired t0 provide connection to earth. Wrongly wired extension cords area major cause of ftith isfactoily does not lmply Power point, consult « qualified alectrcian, at the power point Is earthed and For your safety, it in any doubt about the eMective earthing of the For US.A. and Canada models. ‘CAUTION TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK 00 NOT USE THIS (POLARIZED) PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE,PMA-700V mm NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS Fig POWER and LED indicator (Power supply button and LED indicator) @ _ PHONES (Headphone Jack) @)_ MONITOR COPY (Tape monitor/Copy switch) INPUT SELECTOR (Input signal selection button) (@)_- PHONO SELECTOR (Cartridge selection Subsonic ‘0D, # PHONO, # TUNER/AUX,,# VIDEO-1, fiver switet) vidE02 TONE (Tore switch) MODE (Mode button) BASS (Regulation of low notes) ‘Stereo, # Mono TREBLE (Regulation of high notes) LOUDNESS (Loudness button) BALANCE (Balance adjustment) VOLUME (Adjustment of the volume) PROCESSCR LOOP (Processor loop switch) SPEAKERS (Speaker selection switch) FRONT VIDEO-2 (Extra front panel input terminal) ‘ system.A, @ system, © A*B, @ off ©0209 © OO Video Input Function The PMA-700V provides a video input function, The image selection circuitry gives preference to VIDEO-1 for all settings of the INPUT SELECTOR button, unless VIDEO-2 has been specified, This function might be used, for example, to watch a TV monitor while playing @ compact disc. In this case it would connect the image input circuitry of the VIDEO4 terminal to the image output of a video recorder, tape recorder, or video disc recorder. The resultant monitor out signal would be sent to the TV monitor, for “background video" audio-visual entertainment combining sound and images. Note: Please note the following differences in the markings on the front and back panels on the European. models: VIDEO1 + AUX/VIDEO 1 VIDEO2 — + AUX/VIDEO2 TUNER/AUX > TUNER In addition, there is no AV mark on the front panel.mee PMA-700V REMOVAL OF EACH SECTION (When assembling, do reversely as to disassembling.) Top Cover 1. Removal of Top Cover '# Remove 8 screws and detach the top cover as. per arrow in Fig. 2. 2. Removal of Back Pane! move 3 serews @) end 7 screws @) os per Fig, 3. Also remove screw ©) and detach back panel from the unit. 2. Ramoval of Front Pant Ay oO emove 4 serews (©) and remove 2 e-em ©). And daw out ron pola, Front Panel Anr'yCONNECTIONS ‘TV (must have an image input terminal) VCR oF Video Dise VER oF VideoDise TINE IN ‘Speaker system (A) Speaker system (8) v ‘+ Connection othe speaker system ® Ecnnact the speaker system Tor the left chennel Ihe Toft side ac viewed facing the front) to the L Speaker terminal on the Doce panel, and the spook risystem for the ight chennel into the A ter ‘ira, ‘There sre. two. sets of SPEAKERS tor minal, f only-one speaker system ito Be Used, Connect it fo the SYSTEM A terminals 7 Ae OUTLETS. 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Do not use the AC OUTLETS terminals to provide power for a hair ‘drier or other electrica appliance after the power supply cords of the audio components havebeen plugged in Binding the pin plug to the power supply cord, or setting the pin cord close to the power supply transformer will cause humming oF noise, and should be avoided. ‘The PHONO input terminalis extremely sensitive, Avoid using the amp when the pin cord is rot plugged into the terminal. If the pin cord is ‘not used, a low hummng may be emitted from the speaker when the amp ison. Fig. 5 PMA-700V ame PMA-700V © Connecting a video device @ CONNECTING A VIDEO DEVICE Connect the output terminals of the video device (OUTPUT) to the VIDEO terminals of the amp, using a pin plug cord. < Video Disc Player > < TV (must have image input terminal > TV TERMINALS > PMA.700V TERMINALS Video image output terminal + MONITOR OUT 0 = ‘The PMA-700V hes @ VIDEO selection function. VIDEO-1 is automatically used for all playback functions, unless the input selection switch is “set to VIDEO-2, 4 Connect the image output of a video device Jt such as a VCR to VIDEO-1 for simultaneous I playback | pact disc CONNECTING A VIDEO DISC PLAYER (Ex.) Cornect the video disc player to the VIDEO-1 terminal Video disc player terminals + PMA-700V terminals VIDEO OUT (image) + VIDEO-1, VIDEO INPUT AUDIO OUT (sound) + VIDEO-1, AUDIO INPUT CONNECTING VCR VCR terminals > PMA-700V terminals VIDEO OUT (image) + VIDEO-2, VIDEO INPUT AUDIO OUT (sound) + VIDEO-2, AUDIO INPUT (Ex.) Connect the VCR to the VIDEO-2 terminal, Note: ‘The VIDEO-2 terminal is connected in parallel with a terminal on the front side of the panel. Either this terminal or the one on the front panel can be used to make the connection. Improper operation will sult if both are connected and used at the same time Fig. 6