| Name | CMT-AH10 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Released | 2005/05 |
| Device type | bookshelf |
| Recorder | Recorder |
| MDLP | Yes |
| NetMD | Yes |
| Hi-MD | Yes |
| Radio | Yes - 76-90Mhz |
| Dimensions | 424 x 302 x 208mm |
| Weight | 9.0kg |
| ATRAC ver | Hi-MD |
| Battery | |
| Battery notes | |
| Sidecar (depr) | No |
| Voltage | 100 |
| Power cable | AC |
| Price (launch) | |
| ¥53 000 | |
| - | |
| Inputs | RCA in, CD, Radio recording, Tape deck |
| Outputs | 3.5mm headphone, Speaker amplifier, Tape deck, USB for Network Walkman |
| Control | Remote (Sony), USB Mini-B, USB for Network Walkman |
NetMD (std MD and Hi-MD), CD, and AM/FM Radio device.
High speed CD→MD dubbing (Hi-LP=8X, Hi-SP=6X, PCM=4X, std-MD=2X), USB uploading, and can be used as a PC data drive as well.
Used Texas Instruments TMS320DA255 – a high performance, low-power, fixed–point digital signal processor with USB 2.0 host for Sony Net-MD protocol.
Used TMS320D610A003ZDP - for MP3 processing and speaker digital signal processiing:
* Equipped with 5 functions of “Virtual Phone Technology Speakers” that are full of realism
* Equipped with 6 functions of “Digital Linear Phase” that can reproduce sound close to the original sound .
Used two DAC : Burr-Brown PCM1753, for CD and MD
Used ADC AKM5354VT for tuner, cassette desk and aux in analog signals.
ATRAC IC: CXD2683
Content adapted from: Sony Press Release [*] av.watch [*]
CMT-AH10 User Manual (Japanese original)
CMT-AH10 User Manual (google Cloud Vision translated)
AC transformer voltage, lett to right: 1-2=19.4V 1-3=30.9V 1-4=15.6V 1-5=27.3V 1-6=17.4V 1-7=24.4V 1-8=17.4V 1-9=24.8V
1. Always replace first both twin wires from PCB amplifier board to passive column loudspeaker,
and to the active column loudspeaker.
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Some initial observations and testing:
Since unit was only produced for Japan, on startup the menus are all in Japanese. There is an 'English' setting which can be selected in the device menu, but the translated manual doesn't preserve the table structure so it's difficult to navigate to the right place. However, you can use the the following control sequence on the unit:
There may be an internal battery which holds the language and other settings, but on this unit they are all lost on mains power cycling. They are retained through the on/off switch on the unit though, if still connected to mains.