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    Artistry in Sound [P-388F _| Stereo Pre Amplifier ONKYO Integra Instruction Manual © Congratulations on your purchase of he ONKYO P-388F stereo pre ampitier. 1ease read this manual thoroughly before making connections and turning power on. ¢ Follow these instructions to obtain optimum performance and maximumistening enloyment ‘rom your new P-288F. Please retain this manual fo future reference. Contents FEATURES ........ IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS ... PRECAUTIONS .. FRONT AND REAR PANEL FACILITIES SYSTEM CONNECTIONS OPERATIONS... USING THE REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER RC-2358 10 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE .....sseese "1 SPECIFICATIONS 4 eoneonr Features ‘= Totaly Balances Ampiter Conriguratton Ais alten the case in components designed fr professional Use the P388F features a totlly balanced construction, wth two separate ines to cary the non-ewerted and invered snl. The big advantage ofthis design is the eumination of noise induced during the Vangms-on process, pls ie ecicton of distorion at may arse rom tne ampli ise, IH Independent Utra Low Impedance Power Supplies for the Four Principal Circuit Blocks ‘The et ang rig cnanne’ Tat amps, Ml pono equalizer and MC pono eqUal2e" ecu DIockS are each powered by separate powe supplies, each of wrich has utralow impedance regulators to elminate interference thal could degrade signal punt. 1 Discrete Mit and MC Phono Equalizers “Tha P.38F loaturs two soparate phono equalizer amps. ving an ample performance margin foreach Also, he numberof switching points ‘along the signal route are markedly reduced. Combines, Inese enhancements allow the equalization characieristics of eacn source to be ‘opimzea 1H Simple Construction wth isolated Audio Signal, Distal Control Cieuit and Power Supply Blocks “The chases is divided into three separate compartments forthe audio signal, egal conto! crcut and power supply blacks. This examale ol (ONKYO's “simple is best” design philosophy helps to prevent matualinterforence and enkancessigral purty. 1 High uatty input Selector ‘ONKYO's exclusive compute controlled mechanical selectors switch the Input signal, They are tre of nonlineacstarton that conventional relays and electronic switches are prone to, while providing the utmes! in operating convenience. An ONKYO FI compatible ramote corira| 's inouded 1 Uttratow Magnetic Leakage AEI Power Transformers for Flat Ampliiers and Phone Equalizer Ampiiiers 12 Motor Driven, Hetented Master Volume Control Knob 1m Mutt-Porition REC Solector 1 Indopendont Left and Right Channel Output Attenuators XR Type Input and Output Terminals 1m Machine-Crated (not molded) Gold-Plated Pin Jacks 1 Circuit Boards with 70um Thick Copper fol (twice the normal thickness) 1m First-Class Aualo Specification Electronic Parts Throughout CAUTION: “WARNING” "TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICSHOCK, DONOTREMOVE "TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, OO NOT COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL, For models having power cords with & polarized plug, ( CAUTION CAUTION: 10 PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE oa ae BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT. © curtes maxis dona the es poles equiserl ange sinencectoaentrevsertote ATTENTION: Pour eviTER LES CHOCS ELECTAIQUES, / Presoncect wnsustos Yargrouevorago"wnin _INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE OE LA FICHE DANS LA the poa.e's excosue thai may be of sufcient BORNE GORAESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER JUSQU Imugitude fo conse a vak of elect shock AU FOND. © The excaaton got wun an eoultea rence ‘ind to set th uae tone presence a\ ‘portant operating and raiverance (earn) ‘emetonsinthe Hears aecompanveg te soph ONKyYO Integra Important safeguards Observe the following precautions to obtain troubletree pertor- ‘mance for many years. 1, Read instructions ~ Ast seet ardopeatngnsrucons sreullne 2. Retain instructions ~ the sary and operate instctons sro be reinneor kre erence 3. Heed Warnings — x warngs on he apsanceandin the operaing 44 Follow Instructions ~ Ai opeatag and ute ratctons shoud be 5. Water and Moisture ~ the appliance shouitnot be usea aa water forexample, near abst, waerbow,ahen ab aud A. nae 6. Carts and Stands ~ mo spoiance enous ve vee’ only wih aca ot (6A. An appance and cat combination should berovedtneare Quckstops exestve sephancs andeantcombnstonooverun. ass 7. Wallor Celing Mounting—Te arpsanceshovisbe mountadtoa wal ‘or enng ony a ecorwnanded by he manta 8. Ventilation ~ The applancn outs be sated so tat & caton oF poston oes no iete wis ecape vention Fer example, the {applarce shoud natbe sted an a bed, soa 49.0 sar ute at ray block he vrtiaten openings placed abut-nintalaion such {rs bookeate oe cabmet hl may anpade te How ofa tough the 9. Heat—Theapptance shovktbe stated away roms sources sch 36 ‘acai, hea! egies, stoves oro appincas(nlsog amps 10. Power Sources Te aplance shouldbe comectesioa posersigoy onyettne type desenbesininecperang nstuctons oa mater he 1, Polarization ~ the appance i provid a plana pig navng on tinge wie an he othe pase reas the flowing rman The sone way. the pg dest aloe ote, oversng Inere ws Houde he user snuld seek the services of 9 qualed poarsabon a he ua 12, Power-Cord Protection Power sua cordesnouatexteseotnt thay are ro ay too waod one inched by tems BEES Upon oF sgarst then, paying parte atertan to corde a lige, comenence| ‘ecepacies and ne pons whete hey out Kom We appiance 19, Cleaning ~The soolance shouldbe ened oly a econmende by 14, Nonuse Periods ~The owercodatteapplanceshovsbe urelueged roms tt whan ura or lng erin of ee 15, Object and Liquid Entry ~caresteutsne ter 30th otc do not fal an eds a not oie in he enclose tvougn oenings 16. Damage Requiring Service ~The appiance shouldbe senso by ‘Tne powerauply cord othe pla hes bees Gamaged: or (beets have fan qui hasbeen sped i he apptance or “Tae appsance doesnotappearioepeat ermal reshits marked The aplanee hos tenn roped. othe enclosure damaged 17, Servicing ~The ue shoud nt atempt to sence the appanc beyond ‘nat desobea inthe opeaing astucions. Al oer seweng shes be Precautions 1. Warranty Card 2. Recording Copyright Recording 3 coped marl for ahr nanparzoal use Haga ‘winou pemicnon fe capi nls 2. AC Fuse The uss cated sige he chasis ars not wer serviced I power 4. care From une ote you shod wpe of te Hota er panes a ne ‘lutonotmlddeergent and wale or anid armors dearer wg tout Cy. andvwipe othe at Fatowing ths, Gy nmesaaty wha oean ch 0s at us ough mara, rarnes, lah! or ler eramial verso {oth sine exo could damage te inch or remove the panel itrng. 5. Power WARNING BEFORE PLUGGING IN THE UNIT, CHECK ONCE AGAIN ‘TWAT THE UNIT CAN BE USED WITH THE LOCAL POWER SUPPLY. READ THE FOLLOWING SECTION CAREFULLY. 1 Some modelare designator ae ani hth ones cage cle regon ware they ar ol orvige moos settable 60H © Voltage Selector (Bottom) Woriwae modes ar esuppea wih asotageslectortoconlorm whol ows spies Be sre fo sens sven to atone vllage he powes ‘Supp in your aes bere paging the unt. The votag shang by Insoring a sre drver nc the groove of he sw nd moving the itch from ig ret Corte athe seh nas been moved aline way fo Inerghorle below aluggng mine unt Modis wiou a vetage scr sunplag Asesoree (GRtRnamaee Eas ) ONKYO Integra Front and rear panel facilities Front panel Power Switch (POWER) and Indicator Press the power switch to tur the power on, and the ingieator wil ight. Press it again, and the power will be tured off. For 5 seconds alter the power is turned on, ‘muting wil pravent the signal from being output, until the internal circuit works property 2 Remote Control Sensor ‘This receives signals sent trom RIC-235S remote control transmiter Output Attenuator Switch (QUTPUT ATTENUATOR LEFTIRIGHT) ‘This switch adjusts the output level ofthe output terminal ‘Also use itforL and Revel adjustment, since left and right, are independent of each other. Set the attenuate amount to one of these 6 values: 0, -1, -2, 3, 6 and ~12 (48), Normal setting i 0 4 Volume Control Knob (VOLUME) This controls volume. Turning I clackwise increases vol ume. When controling with the remote control transmitter, pressing"UP” or “OWN increases ar decreases volume respectively 5 Rec Selector Switch (REC SELECTOR) ‘This switch selects the recording source. Output signal of ‘TAPE-1 and TAPE-2 NEC terminal are switched. MG...» Selectthistorecordthe record player connected tthe PHONO MC terminal MIM ou. Select this to record the record player con: ‘ected to thePHONO MM terminal ‘TUNER ...Select this to record the source connected 10 the TUNER terminal CD ......-Select this to record the source connected to the CO terminal OFF ......Select this to not record or dub. LINE. Soloct this to racord the source connected t0 the LINE terminal TAPE 1» 2 Select this to dub from TAPE-1 to TAPE:2. ‘TAPE 2® 1 . Select this to dub from TAPE-2 to TAPE-1 Recording or dubbing can be performed regardless ofthe Input selector’ setting. ‘A source connected to the BALANCED terminal cannot bbe recorded. Input Selector Switch and indicators (INPUT SELECTOR) ‘This switch is used to select the desired program source. ‘The switch can be turned in ether direction without end stops. An indicator lights o show which program hasbeen selected, The switch is also able to be switched directly Using the Input Selector buttons on the remote control transmitter. ‘© ‘Make sure that the device of the selected source is Connected fo the appropriate terminal ONKYO Integra Rear panel 7 Record Player input Terminal (PHONO MM + MC) This terminal connects the record player. Make a selec- tion in accordance withthe cartridge to be used. MM... Connect to this terminal when using a MM typo cartridge. MC .... Connect to this terminal when using a MC type cartridge. When using a step-up transformer or head am: pier, connect to the MM terminal, even when Using a MC type cartridge ‘A short pin is inserted to this terminal before shipment ‘rom he factory. Tause thisterminal, remove the short pin {and store i, or insert it to another input terminal. Do not inset it into the output terminal or TAPE REC terminal Doing so may terminate sound production of cause abnormal operation TUNER, CD and LINE Input Terminals. Tris terminal connects the CD player, tuner, etc. Remote Control Jacks The remote control jacks are used to connect ONKYO products bearing the "I mark via the accessory re- mote control cable. When this unit is connected with ONKYO CD players or cassotto docks bearing tho Fat” mark, it can also be controlled by the remote contro! transmitter RC-285S. (Refer to page 7.) Balance Input Terminal (BALANCED CD/LINE) This terminal connects devices with balance output, such, asthe CD player. This terminalis equivalentto XLR-3-31 Pin polarty 1 GND 2» =(coLD) 3: +(HOT) is Bottom 14 Tape Deck Connecting Terminal (TAPE-1 PLAY/REC, TAPE-2 PLAYIREC) The unit can connect two tape decks. Unbalance Output Terminal (OUTPUT UNBALANCED NORWINV) NORM ...Outputs the same phase signal in response to the input signal Outputs the reverse phase signal in response to the input signal The output impedance is 10002, Normally itis connected tothe ampitier by using the NORM side, iv Balance Output Terminal (OUTPUT BALANCED NORM/NV) The output impedance is 2000. This terminalis equiva lent to XLR-3-32, Sultable connectors are XLA-3-11C. equivalent products Pinpolarty 1 GND 2 + =(COLD) 3: +(HOT) Power Supply Cord. Voltage Selector (Bottom) This is provided only for worldwide models. For details, see page 3, ONKYO Integra 5 stem connections Tumabie CO player Power ampliior ‘Tape deck ne our (Puy) une our pay) Ls -. = RET REG oureur ——— {ovr Tuner r How to use XLR type connector © Bolore connecting or disconnecting the input terminal, make sure that you turn the power off, in order to avoid damage to the speakers. Input terminal © Connecting the input terminal Match the pins and inser the termi ral unt you hear a ick’, Ensure that it is secure by gently puling it ® Disconnecting the input terminal ge Push Pol out the connection cord while Fo — holding down the lever. Cait Playoack device you have Input terminal (Output terminal aa1c09) +:6ND (XS ono. =) —2:-(CoLo) 3 siHoT) 7 —3:+(HOT) uput tein ® Connecting the output terminal atch eps an insert he om yc raluntil you hear a “click”, Ensure ECCI Nie ee by ony tng Disconneeting the output terminal Push Pall out the cord (in the direction indeated by the acrow) while hold ae ST ing down the connection cord bl- LT ton, ONKyYO Integra General © Do not plug in the power cord unt all connections have been made, © Oneach pairotinputor outputjacks, the lower jack (marked Rj comespanai to the sight channel, and the upper jack (marked L) to the left channel, When jacks on other equipment or connection cables are color-coded, the color rod usually corresponds tothe right channel (Red = Right) (© This unit's unbaiance output terminal outputs the balance ouput terminal signal as i's, For that reason, the volume during unbalance output is small (1/2), ike 648, compared to is leve! curing balance output © Ifthe power ampitier is connected to the balance output terminal, do not connect another device to the unbalance ‘output terminal. Doing so may cause the balance output signal to become unbalanced, and the unit will not perform to its full capability, © Do not insert the short pin into the unbalance output terminal. Doing so may cause malfunctions, such as no ‘output production from the balance output terminal Connecting with the graphic equalizer ‘Connect this unit to the graphic equalizer by using the TAPE- Tor TAPE:2 terminal {ster cuter Second tape deck NOTE: = 4 itis impossible to equalize performance of the device connected tothe balance input terminal (BALANCED CD) } une). Connections for Remote Control (REMOTE CON- TROL) © Therightandieftorthe upperandlower RAE remote control Jacks have the same function ‘© Apower ampitier tuner, cassette tape deck, and compact disc player that have the ONKYO FRI mark can be oper ated, using the accessory remote control transmitter. (FRU Remote Interactive) Bumer | poaer AL soncte coleae sow COMPACT UL] > casserte, {TAPE DECK ‘An RI rome contol cate equipped wi a i (G'smm) dlamete mate worconaictar prone pug Isatacheate ha P38 anata any une. or compact Sc layer wih he QL mak Touse an ONKYO compact disc playerand cassette tape deck and tuner with the RE mark, insert the accessory remote control cable plug into the REMOTE CONTROL jacks. As far as connecting sequences concerned, it doesn't matter whether the cable is connected from the P-3B8F to tuner or to the cassette tape deck or to the compact disc player. The remote contro transmitter is operated by facing it lowards the remote Control sensor of the P-388F. NoTe:__ - Remote control operation is not possible when only the remote control cable is connected. Remote control cable and pin cord must be connected, ONKYO Integra Operations ‘© Connect all components tothe rear panel jacks as shown inthe system connections section and set the front panel controls at the appropriate setting to hear the desired program source, How to play Normal Standby Mode ‘The standby posttiona of front pane! controls and switches serve as the starting point forall operating modes, Setto"o" cohen wan O00} oO minimum (all the way to the ttt) Set to "OFF* a ® © Press the power supply switch to tur the power on. ‘© The POWER indicator lights @ Use the INPUT SELECTOR switch or remote contr ta select a source to be played. © Make sure that the device of the selected source is connected to the appropriate position. @ Begin play ofthe device. ® Slomly tur the volume to set an appropriate volume value 4 Ifthe Volume is tured down too much, adjust the volume becomes dificult, and left and right volume balance willbe lost, In this happens, make adjusting he volume easier by setting both the left and right of the OUTPUT ATTENUA- TOH Suton t0 6 0F 12 " When you are not recording or dubbing, set the REC SELECTOR switch to "OFF", Cutting of this unused crcult will give you better sound quality Notes: ___ ee "© This unt employs a microcomputer to perform various. functions and operations. If interference generated by ‘an external power supply, radio waves, or otierelecti= ‘eal sources result in an accident which causes the ‘specifiedoperations and functions to operate abnormally. For example, if an input source is selected, using the Input Selector switch, but no input signal received the Input Selector indicator will flash after 10 seconds. Disconnect the units power cord from the power source. leave for § to 15 seconds then re-connect the power cord, ©

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