This document provides specifications and service information for Pioneer stereo tuners models F-294L, F-294, F-2570L, and F-2570. It includes:
1. Specifications for the FM, MW, and LW tuner sections, including frequency ranges, sensitivities, signal-to-noise ratios, and dimensions.
2. Exploded views of the exterior parts and packing materials, along with a parts list.
3. A schematic diagram of the tuner circuitry showing components like transistors, capacitors, and resistors.
4. Diagrams of the printed circuit board connections for the main and display assemblies.
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PIONEERELECTRONICSOF CANADA,lNC. 505 CochraneDrive,Markham,OntarioL3R8E3Canada
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2. CONTENTS
I.SPECtFtCATtONS .......................................2
2. EXPLODEOVIEWS.PACKINGAND
PARTSL|ST ...................... 3
3.ScHEMATtCDTAGRAM ................................. 6
4. P.C,BOARDCONNECTIONDIAGRAMS .........10
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FM TunerSection
Frequencyrange....... 87.5 MH2to lOSMHz
Usabfe Sensitivity.-................Mono:12.8 d9f, IHF11.2pV175 A)
Sensitivity{DlN)........ MonoS/N26 dB: 1 avl75 0
. StereoS/N 46 dB: 35 pVl75 0
Signal-to-NoiseRatio(lHF,85 dBt Input) Mono: 77 dB
Signal-to-NoiseRatio{DlN)-..........-........................Mono:66 dB
Stereo:60 dB
D i s t o r t i o n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S t e r e o : 0 . 5 % { l k H z )
AntennaInput.......... ........75 O unbalanced
MW {AM} TunerSection
FrequencyRange ...... 531 kHzto 1,602kHz
Sensitivity(lHF,Loopantenna) ..... 350 FVlm
Antenna...,..,.,..,.,,.,. ,,.,.,.,.,.,LoopAntenna
LW TunerSection
Frequencyrange....... .-. 153 kHzro 281 kHz
Sensitivity(lHF,Loopantenna) ... 1500pvlm
An1enna..,.,.,,.,.,.,,.,. ,.,.,.,.,,.LoopAntenna
Misc€llaneous
Dimensions.............- 360 (W)x 68 (H)x 316 (D)mm
Weight(withoutpackage)..-..........................................2.2kg
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F MA n t e n n a. . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . .1
A M L o o pA n t e n n a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
. Specifications and design subject to possible modification without
notice due to imprcvement.
6 . A D J U S T M E N T S ' . . . . . . . ' . . . . ' . ' . . . . ' . ' . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5
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3. 2. EXPLODEDVIEWS,PACKINGAND PARTSLIST
NOTES:
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Dirohv
Adiurtment
Frequcncy(ll Hz) !cvcl(dBp)
Adjuctmcnt
Locrtion
Spccificetionr
I
Detector coil
T-mctcr adjustmcnt
98.0
(No modulation)
80 98.0MHz L11(X
Adjust so that thc DC voltage
between TP1101 and TP1l02 is-F
50mV.
2 VCO adjustment
98.0
(No modulation)
80 98.0MHz vR1102
Adjust so that the frcqucncy
bctwccnTP1105and GNDis 76t
0.5kHz
3
TUNEDindicator
scnsitivityadjustmcnt
98.0
(No modulation)
22 98.0MHz vR1103
Adjust so that the indicator lights
uP.
1 5
16. 6. REGLAGE
. Lesraccordementset lespointsde rdglagessontreprdsentdsi la Fig.6-l et Fig.6-2.
o Lorsqu'un astdrisqueaccompagneun "niveaudBp", rdgler i un niveau (dBl) tel que la tensionsoit i peu prds la moitid
de cellequi estpr6senteentreTP1104et GND pour 60 dB.
6I R€GIAGEDUSYNTONISEURAM
. Placerle s6lecteurBAND surla Dosition'AM".
Et.pe
No. Items de 169lage
AM SG(400H2,30o/omodulationl Affichagede
l.6qusncede
rcception
R6glage
Fr6quence (kHz) Niveau(dBll Lieude
r€glage Caract6ristiques
I R6glagede l'alignement
(Sculslcstypc ZEWZ)
603 603kHz
Bobine-antenne
blocPO{T1103) R6glerdemanidrequelaten-
sioncontinueentreTP1104et
GNDsoitmaximale.
2 1395 1395kH? TC110'l
3 Repdtelet2ci-dessus.
lndicalcursdcTUNED
Nivcaud'aclaircrrcnt
999 999kHz vR1104
Lc raglcrdc draniar.qu. l.s
indicatcursd. TUNED coF|
rncnccnti s'allumcr.
6.2REGLAGEDUSYNToNISEURFM
o Placerle s6lecteurBAND surla position"FM".
. Rdglerle VCO apresdeuxminutes(ou plus)de misesoustension.
Note: Modulation st6r6o: Principal lkHz L + R ):68,25H2deu
Pilote lgkHz +6,75kH2deu
Et.pe
N'
Items de 169lage
FM SG {1kHz1 75kHzd6v.l
Affichage de
fr6quence de
16ception
R6glage
Fr6quence
(Mtl2)
Niv6au
(dBp)
Lieu de
.69lage Caract6.istiques
R6glagede la bobinede
d6tection
98,0
lsansmodulationl
80 98,0MHz 11104
Rdglcrde rn:niirc quc la tcnJon
continuccntrc TPU01 .t TP1102
soitagalci t50mv.
2 Reglagedu VCO
98,0
{sansmodulation) 80 98,0MHz vR1't02
R6ghrdc nuniirc quc la frdqucncc
cntrc TP1105.t GND soit ;gal. i
76 t 0.5kHz.
lndicat.urs dc TUNED
Niv..u d'acl.ir.mcnt
98,0
(Non mudulation)
98,0MHz vR1103
Le rcglcr dc maniarcquc hs indi-
catcursdc TUNEDcomrnnccnr:
s'allumcr.
17. I
6.AJUSTE
r Paralasconexionesy puntosdeajuste,refidrasea la Fig.6-1 y Fig.6-2.
r Donde un asterisco(*) representeel "nivel dBp", ajuste al nivel (dBll) en el quc la tensidn sea aproximadamentela
mitaddela tensi6nentreTP110.1yGND a 60 dB.
6I AJUSTEDELA SECCIoNDELSINTONIZADORDEAM
. Ajusteel selectorBAND a Iaposici6n'AM".
6.2 AJUSTEDE LA SECCIONDELSINTONIZADORDE FM
. AjusteelselectorBANDalaposici6n"FM".
. RealiceelajusteVCOdosminutoso mdsdespu6sdeconectarlaalimentaci6n.
Nota: Modulaci6n estereo: P ncipal lkHz L + R t68.25H2 deu
Pilote 1gkHz:t 6.75kHzdev
N'. de
paso Items de aiuste
AM SG(400H2,30%rhodulation) Frecuen-
cimetlo de
recepti6n
Ajuste
Frequencia(kHz) Nivel (dBt)
Lugarde
ajuste
Especificaciones
,1
A,ustede alineaci6n
(Sr;lolostipo ZEWZ)
603 603kHz
Bobinade antena
colectivade MW
(T'1103)
Ajustede maneraquela ten-
sion de CC entre TP1104y
GNDseala m6xima.2 1395
'1395kH2 TC1101
3 Repitalospasos1 y 2 arribadescritos
4
Nivcl de iluminaci6n
dc TUNED.
999 999kHz vR1104
Ajnstclo de forma qu. lo3
indicador.s dc TUNED
comi.nc.n a.nc.nd.ras..
N". de
paso Items de ajuste
FM SG llkHz:t 75kHzdsv.) Frecuencimetro
oe
de recepci6n
Aiust6
Frequencia
(MHz)
Nivel
ldBr)
Lugarde
ajuste
Esoecificaciones
I
Ajustedel medidorT de la
bobinadetectora
98,0
(Sinmodulaci6n)
80 98.0MHz 11104
Ajutt. d. 'nancraquc l. tcn5i6{
dc CC.ntrc TP1101y TP1102
5.a d. A50mV.
Aiustevco
98,0
{Sinmoduiaci6ni
80 98.0MHz vR1102
Ajlstc da manaraquala fr€qucn-
ci. cntrc TP1105y GND sla dc
76 t 0.5kHz.
Nivcl dc iluminaci6n
de TUNED.
98.0
(Nonmudulation) 22 98.0MHz vR1103
Ajnstclo dc form. quc los indica-
dorcs dc TUNED cornicnccn a
ancandaras€,
18. AM antenna
terminal
OutputterminalL,R(Ell83)
FM 75 A anlenna torminal
Fig,6-1AM andFMadjustmentwiringdiagram
Borne
d'antenneAM
Bornede sortieL, R (
Borne d'antonne FM de 75 ohmios
Terminalde salidaL, R (ll
Terminal de la antena de FM de 75 ohmios
l-.,".","1I
I
r'ecuencia
I
Voltmalre CA
Fig.6-1Diagrammede cdblagede r6glageAM et FM
Terminalde la
antenade AM
1 A
Fig.6-1Diagrammade conexi6nde ajustede AM y FM
19. *1 : OnlyZEWZtype
SeulslestypeZEWZ
56lolostipoZEWZ
TC110.tfl
@
@
| | MTuBLocx
Lgl 3l33u!oo,*
T1101
TP1101
o
TPr105
og6'*
*;,;*@
@vRl104
TPl102
o L1104
@
l$1(r2
R OUT
@ Rrra5
,@ R11E6
L cltr
TUNERMAIN ASS'Y
FE assenbly
Fig.6-2Adjustmentpoints
Fig.6-2Pointsde 169lage
Fig.6-2Puntosde ajuste
20. 7. FORF-294/ZEWZTYPE
NOTES :
. Parts uithout part number cannot besupplied,.
t Parts matked by
(
O" are not always kept in stock. Their d,elioerytime may be longer than usual or they may
be unatailable.
o The A mark lound on sorne cornltonenl parts ind,icates the importance of the safety factor ol the part.
Therefore, uhen replacing, be sure Io use parts of identical d,esignation.
F'ZC0IZEWZtypeisthesameasthe F-Z94LIZEBtypewiththeexceptionof thefollowingsections.
Mark Symbol& Dcscription
PartNo.
Remarks
F-294L/ZEBlvpe F-794/LEWZtvpc
o
FM antenna
FM antcnnaasscmbly
Packingcasc
Front panel
Main assembly
i:::::
AHD1995
AMB1739
AWZ3196
ADHlOO2
AHD1994
AMB1738
AWZ3197
Forpacking
Main Aeeembty(AWz3l9z)
The Mainassembly(AWZ3l9?)isthe 6ameas the Mainassembly(AWZ3l96)withthe exceptionof the
followingsections.
Mark Symbol& Dcscription
PartNo.
Remarks
AWZ3196 AWZ3197
Q1110
Q1111,Q1112
Ql113
D1001
D1116,D1117,D1119,D1121
D1118,D1120
t1001,11106
11102
11003
F1102
F1104
F1105
TC1101
c1001
c1002
c1003
cl011,c1013
c1012
c1136
c1137
c1138
c1159
c1160
c1167,C1168
RN2201
:::::
H5S10402
15S85
LAUOlOM
ATF-107
ATF-208
cKDYF223Z50
cEA5330M16
cKDYF223Z50
cKDYF223Z50
25C2458
1SV156
:1::::v
LAU4TOK
ATF-119
ATF1O42
ATF1088
ACM-018
cKDYF102Z50
:::::i:""
CKDYBlO2K5O
ccDsL680J50
cKDYX473M25
;;;;;;;,*,
CEAS2R2M50
CKDYB392K5O
23. 9 9l l
I
rwEo
Y.Il-l?trtr
,Xl**",-{r
@ Displaysection
Shows current time, received frequency, contents of timer settings, etc.
@ser button
Used for current time, timer playback, and timer recording setting.
@clocK ADJbutton
Used for starting the clock adiustment.
@ TUNTNG/TIMER{-, + I buttons
lDuring tuningl
Used for locating stations.
Use
" - "
button for lower, and
"
+
"
button for higher frequencies.
[During time and timer settingl
Used for adjustingthe clock, timer settihgs and its relatedadjustments.
@ LocAL button
Use this if the broadcast signal is too strong, causing noise and
distortion. The atttenuator reducesthe strength of the signal, reducing
noise and distortion.
@ MPX (FMMoNol button
Turn on when there is much noise during reception of FM stereo
broadcasts.The reproducedsound will become monaural but noisewill
be reduced.
@nnennonybutton
Used for memorizing stations. When the button is pressed, the
frequency display will flash. To memorizethe frequency of any station,
press a station call button while the frequency display flashes.
@ BANDselectorbutton
Eachtime this button is pressed, FM, MW or LW reception is selected
in order.
@cHEcK button
Used for confirming timer settings, after setting for timer playback or
timer recording.
@sleePbutton
Sets the sleep timer.
Each time you press this button, the setting changes as shown here.
The current setting is shown on the tuner display.
Power turns off when your set time has elapsed.
90 .+ 30-
I (Approx.90 (Approx.60 (Approx.30I
I minutes) minutes) minutes)
I
' (AUT OF F .
lf you pressthe SLEEPbutton during recording,AUTO is displayed,and
power is switched off at the end of recording.
LOCAL
.El El o..'Ll
lJ rrme
6) MoNo indicator
Lights when the MPX button is set to ON. When this indicator is lit,
FM stereo broadcasts are reproduced monaurally.
@ TUNED indicaror
Lights when a broadcast is received and tuned in well
@ srEREo indicator
Lights when an FM stereo broadcast is received (MPX button set to
OFF}.
@ LocAL indicaror
Lights when the LOCAL button is set to ON.
@ Timer indicators
These show various timer settino.
G) SLEEPindicator
Indicates that the sleep timer is activated.
@ Frequency display
Shows received broadcast frequency. Also gives scrolling display of
main function status.
FM and MHz light: FM reception.
AM and kHz light: MW or LW reception.
@ Time display
This shows the present time and during recording, it shows the
elapsed recording time. When you listen to a broadcast, the
STATION CALL number is displayed.
O Deck REC TIME indicator
Lights when deck is recording.
@srATIoNCALLbuttons
Used for memorizing and recalling memorized stations.
@ Timerselectorbuttons
IWAKE-UP1,21
Usedfor timerplaybacksetting.
TRECI
Usedfor timerrecordingsetting.
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