70dB
Stereo separation:32dB (1kHz)
Frequency response:30Hz to 15kHz (+3/-3dB)
AM tuner section
Frequency range:530kHz to 1710kHz(PE-2747B-A)
531kHz to 1629kHz(PE-2747K-A)
Usable sensitivity:25uV
CD player section
System:Compact disc digital audio system
Usable discs:Compact disc
Frequency response:5Hz to 20kHz (+1/-1dB)
S/N ratio:100dB (1kHz)
Dynamic range:96dB (1kHz)
Distortion:0.005%
MP3/WMA mode
MP3 sampling rate:11.025kHz to 48kHz
MP3 bit rate:8kbps to 320kbps/VBR
WMA bit rate:48kbps to 192kbps
Logical format:ISO9660 level1,2
JOLIET or Romeo
Audio section
Maximum power output: 53Wx4
Continous average power output:
18Wx4, into 4ohm, 20Hz to 20kHz,
1%THD
Line output level:4V/F 2ch+4V/R 2ch (CD 1kHz)
4V/SUB WOOFER 2ch (CD 1kHz)
Bass control action:+12/-12dB (50Hz)
Treble control action:+12/-12dB (12.5kHz)
Music Catcher mode
HQ:Approximately 266 minutes,66tracks
(4 minutes for each)
LP:Approximately 354 minutes,88tracks
(4 minutes for each)
General
Power supply voltage:14.4V DC(10.8V to 15.6V allow-
able) negative ground
Current consumption:Less than 15A,3A
Speaker impedance:4ohm(4ohm to 8ohm allowable)
Dimensions(mm):
Source unit;178(W)x50(H)x160(D)
Remote control unit;44(W)x113(H)x13(D)
Weight:
Source unit;1.7kg
Remote control unit;40g(including battery)
NOTES
* Use only compact discs bearing theormark.
* Some CDs recorded in CD-R/CD-RW mode may not be
usable.
*
marks, or registerd trademarks of Microsoft Corporation
in the United States and/or other countries.
* This product includes technology owned by Microsoft Cor-
poration and cannot be used or distributed without a license from MSLGP.
* This product is manufactured under license from Dolby
Laboratories."Dolby","Pro Logic" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
* We cannot supply PWB with component parts in principle.
When a circuit on PWB has failure, please repair it by
component parts base. Parts which are not mentioned in
service manual are not supplied.
* Specifications and design are subject to change without
notice for further improvement.
, and the Windowslogo are trade-
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* This Main PWB adjustment is made to install the exclusive
software for adjustment in a personal computer, the CeNET
analyzer and a SSG with personal computer of
exclusive use required.
* This DSP IC SAF7730HV(051-6706-10) of main PWB is exposed
die soldering pad type. The middle of this IC package is soldered
with the main PWB, and it cannot remove in an ordinary
soldering iron. Please use special removal JIG at the time of IC
exchange.
* If you purchased a replacement DCP, an electrical adjustment is
necessary. Please refer to the adjustment of this service manual
for the V-COM-DC adjustment.
MUSIC CATCHER for recording CD-DA.
*
In the MUSIC CATCHER mode, the files recorded in the
built-in flash memory are played back.
Recordable media are CD-DAs only.
Discs(CD-R/CD-RW) created by copying on a music recorder
cannot be recorded.
MP3/WMA discs cannot be recorded.
To engineers in charge of repair or
inspection of our products.
Before repair or inspection, make sure to follow the
instructions so that customers and Engineers in
charge of repair or inspection can avoid suffering
any risk or injury.
1. Use specified parts.
The system uses parts with special safety features against
fire and voltage. Use only parts with equivalent characteristics when replacing them.
The use of unspecified parts shall be regarded as remodeling for which we shall not be liable. The onus of product
liability (PL) shall not be our responsibility in cases where
an accident or failure is as a result of unspecified parts
being used.
2. Place the parts and wiring back in their original positions
after replacement or re-wiring.
For proper circuit construction, use of insulation tubes,
bonding, gaps to PWB, etc, is involved. The wiring con-
Use of controls, adjustment or performance of procedures
other than those specified herein, may result in hazardous
radiation exposure.
The COMPACT DISC player should not be adjusted or repaired by anyone except properly qualified service personnel. (for PE-2747B-A)
Bottom view
nection and routing to the PWB are specially planned using
clamps to keep away from heated and high voltage parts.
Ensure that they are placed back in their original positions
after repair or inspection.
If extended damage is caused due to negligence during
repair, the legal responsibility shall be with the repairing
company.
3. Check for safety after repair.
Check that the screws, parts and wires are put back securely in their original position after repair. Ensure for safety
reasons there is no possibility of secondary ploblems
around the repaired spots.
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If extended damage is caused due to negligence of repair,
the legal responsibility shall be with the repairing company.
4. Caution in removal and making wiring connection to the
parts for the automobile.
Disconnect the battery terminal after turning the ignition
key off. If wrong wiring connections are made with the
battery connected, a short circuit and/or fire may occur. If
extensive damage is caused due to negligence of repair,
the legal responsibility shall be with the repairing company.
5. Cautions regarding chips.
Do not reuse removed chips even when no abnormality is
observed in their appearance. Always replace them with
new ones. (The chip parts include resistors, capacitors,
diodes, transistors, etc). The negative pole of tantalum
capacitors is highly susceptible to heat, so use special care
when replacing them and check the operation afterwards.
6. Cautions in handling flexible PWB
Before working with a soldering iron, make sure that the
iron tip temperature is around 270 C.
ply the iron tip repeatedly(more than three times)to the
same patterns. Also take care not to apply the tip with force.
7. Turn the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement. Recheck all work before you apply power to the unit.
8. Cautions in checking that the optical pickup lights up.
The laser is focused on the disc reflection surface through
the lens of the optical pickup. When checking that the laser optical diode lights up, keep your eyes more than 30cms
away from the lens. Prolonged viewing of the laser within
30cms may damage your eyesight.
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9. Cautions in handling the optical pickup
The laser diode of the optical pickup can be damaged by
electrostatic charge caused by your clothes and body. Make
sure to avoid electrostatic charges on your clothes or body,
or discharge static electricity before handling the optical
pickup.
9-1. Laser diode
The laser diode terminals are shorted for transportation in order to prevent electrostatic damage. After
replacement, open the shorted circuit. When removing the pickup from the mechanism, short the termi-
nals by soldering them to prevent this damage.
9-2. Actuator
The actuator has a powerful magnetic circuit. If a
magnetic material is put close to it. Its characteristics will change. Ensure that no foreign substances
enter through the ventilation slots in the cover.
9-3. Cleaning the lens
Dust on the optical lens affects performance. To
clean the lens, apply a small amount of isopropyl
alcohol to lens paper and wipe the lens gently.
SYSTEM CHECK
The function allows you to perform a system check when
an external equipment is connected to this unit or the"SPEAKER SELECT" is changed.
1.
Press the [ADJ] button to set to the adjust mode.
2.
Touch [SETTING].
3.
Touch
TEM CHECK".
4.
Touch [START]. The confirmation display appears.
5. Touch [OK].
When the system check is complete, "SPEAKER SELECT"
screen appears.Select the apeaker system. After this operation, the diaplay returns to the original mode.
ADJUSTMENT
Main section
on the left of the display to select "SYS-
CODEMATIC
This function prevents persons who do not know the touch
sequence from easily operating this unit. The Touch Code
display appears when DCP is attached and the power is
turned ON with "CODEMATIC" set to "ON".
ADJ SETTING
CODEMATICOFF
RT N
If you touch the display in this screen in the preset order,
"SUCCESSFUL" is displayed and the power is turned OFF.
When the power is next turned ON, the Touch Code display
does not appear, and the main display in the radio mode or
CD mode is displayed.
Item
PRN file
read-in
BUS Tuner
adjustment
Procedure
File PRN (PE2747YADP0001) is write in EEP-ROM IC(IC602).
At this moment you must confirm that "OK"display when writing or reading.
When "CS ERROR" is displayed, it writes it in eeprom again and "OK" display.
1. FM IF adjust
Input 98.1MHz/60dBu and measure with CW, the adjustment value is written in EEP-ROM IC.
(adjustable tolerance +3/-3 KHz)
2. FM S-meter adjust
Input 98.1MHz/65dBu/35dBu and measure with modulation (1KHz/30%), the calculated offset
value and inclination are written in EEP-ROM IC. (adjustable tolerance +3/-3 KHz)
3. AM IF adjust
Input 1000kHz/60dBu and measure with CW, the adjustment value is written in EEP-ROM IC.
(adjustable tolerance +1/-1 KHz)
4. AM S-meter adjust
Input 1000kHz/70dBu/40dBu and measure with modulation (1KHz/30%), the calculated offset
value and inclination are written in EEP-ROM IC. (adjustable tolerance +3/-3 KHz)
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Measuring
instrument
SG
CeNET analyzer
Personal computer
Exclusive software
PRN file
(PE2747YADP0001
or PRN File
used with QC6822B)
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Item
V-COM-DC
Procedure
1. In the test mode, it makes it for V-COM-DC adjustment to the display of 16 step monochrome screen.
At this moment please select the ILLUMI side of DIMMER so that DIMMER can't be locked.
¡úThe method of display 16 step monochrome screen for adjustment.
Press the [ADJ] button and "SYSTEM CHECK" appears in the display, touch the second from the
left of the four touch buttons which under the display screen and it will change into the color belt and
adjust it from left to right or from up to down, it will display 16 step monochrome screen as following
A figure.
Screen for V-COM adjustment (A figure)
2. Press the [ ] button to open the control panel.
( Note: If the control panel is left open more than 30 seconds, it will close automatically.)
3. Through the hole in the rear cover of DCP (C figure) use adjust stick to adjust the half fixation
VR (VR701) on switch PWB and adjust the screen to the minimum flicker.
On the adjustment screen use the magnifier to show the 7th block to 9th block which account
from the left of upper part, do the same thing from 8th block to 10th block of below part and
adjustment can be done intelligibly.
In the screen you can see the wave screen from up to down or from down to up.
Adjust the adjust stick until the screen is stable. At this moment if you used magnifier you can enlarge
the dot maximal of LCD to visible status and adjustment can be done intelligibly.
Figure of adjustment point (B figure)
Adjustment
point
Measuring
instrument
Adjust stick
magnifier
Position of half fixation VR for adjustment (C figure)
Figure shows the other side of DCP
4. Next, you must confirm that there is no flicker in a right and left dot part of normal screen (D figure)
and a right and left adjustment screen of ADJ, SOUND etc. (E figure)
Also when there is big flicker, it returns to No.1 and it readjusts.
(D figure)(E figure)
Right and left dot partRight and left
5. If there is no problem, the hole for the adjustment of the rear cover of DCP is closed with the film
(347-7745-00).
Closed hole
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ERROR DISPLAYS
Error Display
ERROR 2
ERROR 3
ERROR 6
CD/MP3/WMA
ERROR 7
ERROR 8
ERROR 9
M.CATCHER
ERROR 2
ERROR 3
ERROR 6
CD changer
ERROR 2
ERROR 3
ERROR 6
ERROR P
DVD changer
ERROR R
A DISC is caught inside the CD deck and is not ejected.
A DISC cannot be played due to scratches,etc.
A DISC is loaded upside-down inside the CD deck and does not
play.
The format of the flash memory is damaged.
There is a failure with the flash memory.
An error during recording, scratch on the
disc, or error due to sound skips
A DISC inside the CD changer is not loaded.
A DISC inside the CD changer cannot be played due to scratches,
etc.
A DISC inside the CD changer cannot be played because it is
loaded upside-down.
A DISC inside the DVD changer cannot be played.
A DISC cannot be played due to scratches,etc.
A DISC inside the DVD changer cannot be played because it is
loaded upside-down.
Parental level error
Region code error
Cause
Measure
This is a failure of CD deck's mechanism.
Replace with a non-scratched,non-warped-disc.
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
Execute ALL ERASE on the flash memory,
and the problem is solved.
Turn POWER/ACC off and then turn it on
again, and the problem is solved.
Turn POWER/ACC off and then turn it on
again, or eject the CD.The problem is solved.
This is a failure of CD changer's mechanism.
Replace with a non-scratched, non-warped disc.
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
This is a failure of DVD mechanism.
Retry or replace with a non-scratched, non-warped-disc.
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
Set the correct Parental level.
Eject the disc and replace correct region code disc.
If an error display other than the ones described above appears, turn off the power,
then press the [ RELEASE ] button and remove the DCP.
And press the reset button for
about 2 seconds with a thin rod.
Reset button
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EXPLANATION OF IC
Main section
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051-3351-90BA033CC0FP-E2 Positive Voltage Regurator (3.3V)
051-6080-00LZ9FD51ATFT LCD Controller
Terminal Description
pin 1 : D CLK: IN : The data clock pulse input.
pin 2 : TEST: O : For the test.
pin 3 : RED 0: O : The red signal input.
pin 4 : RED 1: O : The red signal input.
pin 5 : RED 2: O : The red signal input.
pin 6 : RED 3: O : The red signal input.
pin 7 : RED 4: O : The red signal input.
pin 8 : RE D 5: O : Parallel Red data output.
pin 9: GND: - : Ground.
pin 10 : VDD: - : Positive voltage supply.
pin 11 : GREEN 0: IN : The green signal input.
pin 12 : GREEN 1: IN : The green signal input.
pin 13 : GREEN 2: IN : The green signal input.
pin 14 : GREEN 3: IN : The green signal input.
pin 15 : GREEN 4: IN : The green signal input.
pin 16 : GREEN 5: IN : The green signal input.
pin 17 : TEST: IN : For the test.
pin 18: BLUE 0: IN : The blue signal input.
pin 19: BLUE 1: IN : The blue signal input.
pin 20: BLUE 2: IN : The blue signal input.
pin 21: BLUE 3: IN : The blue signal input.
pin 22: BLUE 4: IN : The blue signal input.
pin 23: BLUE 5: IN : The blue signal input.
pin 24: TEST CK: IN : The clock pulse input for the test.
pin 25 : H RVE:IN : The horizontal reversing setting terminal.
pin 26 : ENAB: IN : The horizontal display beginning position
pin 27 : VDD: - : Positive voltage supply.
pin 28: GND: - : Ground.
pin 29 : TSTR: IN : The initial reset input.
pin 30 : REV 1: O : The signal output terminal for the common
pin 31 : REV V 0: O : The output terminal for the reference volt-
pin 32: GND: - : Ground.
pin 33: SPR: O : The start signal output terminal for the
pin 34 : LBR: O : The output terminal of signal that controls
pin 35: SPL: O : The starting signal output to the source
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IN 2
SVR
+OUT 1
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IN 4
S-GND
3
2
1
+
+OUT 2
H = Power ONL=Mute ON
IN 3
+OUT 3
AC GND
OUTPUT
N.C.
VCC
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+
P-GND 3
L = Clipping
Vcc
-OUT 3
setting terminal.
electrode signal making.
age making.
source driver.
the horizontal reversing display.
driver.
+OUT 4
+
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MUTE
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25
P-GND 4
Diagnostics
pin 36: LP: O : The output terminal of the data transmis-
sion signal for the source driver.
pin 37 : Clock Out: O : Clock Out.
pin 38: GND: - : Ground.
pin 39: O BLUE 5: O : The blue signal output.
pin 40: O BLUE 4: O : The blue signal output.
pin 41: O BLUE 3: O : The blue signal output.
pin 42: O BLUE 2: O : The blue signal output.
pin 43: O BLUE 1: O : The blue signal output.
pin 44: O BLUE 0: O : The blue signal output.
pin 45 : VDD: - : Positive voltage supply.
pin 46: GND: - : Ground.
pin 47 : O GREE N 5: O : The green signal output.
pin 48 : O GREE N 4: O : The green signal output.
pin 49 : O GREE N 3: O : The green signal output.
pin 50 : O GREE N 2: O : The green signal output.
pin 51 : O GREE N 1: O : The green signal output.
pin 52 : O GREE N 0: O : The green signal output.
pin 53: GND: - : Ground.
pin 54 : O RE D 5: O : The red signal output.
pin 55 : O RE D 4: O : The red signal output.
pin 56 : O RE D 3: O : The red signal output.
pin 57 : O RE D 2: O : The red signal output.
pin 58 : O RE D 1: O : The red signal output.
pin 59 : O RE D 0: O : The red signal output.
pin 60: GND: - : Ground.
pin 61: CLS: O : The clock pulse output for the gate driver.
pin 62 : SPS: O : The starting pulse output for the gate driv-
er.
pin 63 : VDD: - : Positive voltage supply.
pin 64: GND: - : Ground.
pin 65 : UBL: O : The output terminal of signal that controls
vertical reversing display for the gate driver.
pin 66 : V RVE:IN : The vertical reversing setting terminal.
pin 67 : MODE: O : The output terminal to set the gate driver's
output mode.
pin 68: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 69 : TEST: IN : For the test.
pin 70: REM:IN : The reset signal input terminal to make the
mode signal.
pin 71 : HS: IN : The horizontal sync counter.
pin 72 : VS: IN : The input terminal of the vertical synchro-
nizing signal.
Table 1. The horizontal scanning setting
H RVE inputSPR outputSPL outputLBR output
( pin 25 )( pin 33 )( pin 35 )( pin 34 )
High voltageHigh-Zstart pulseH
Low voltagestart pulseHigh-ZL
Table 2. The vertical scanning setting
V RVE inputUBL output
( pin 66 )( pin 65 )
High voltageH
Low voltageL
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10
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052-3400-00uPD703275YGJ-503-UENSystem Controller
Terminal Description
pin 1: A Vref 0: - : Reference voltage for the internal ADC.
pin 2: A VSS: - : Negative voltage supply for analog section.
pin 3 : SYS ACC: O : ACC detect signal output.
pin 4 : SYS MUTE: O : System muting signal output.
pin 5: A Vref 1: - : Reference voltage for the internal ADC.
pin 6: RDS CLK: IN : RDS clock pulse input.
pin 7 : NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 8 : FLASH MD 0: IN : H = The flash memory writing.
pin 9: VDD: - : Positive voltage supply.
pin 10 : REG C: - : The capacitor connection.
pin 11 : VSS: - : Negative voltage supply.
pin 12 : X 1: - : The crystal connection.
pin 13 : X 2: IN : The crystal connection.
pin 14: RESET: IN : Reset signal input.
pin 15 : XT 1: - : Crystal connection.
pin 16 : XT 2: - : Crystal connection.
pin 17: ILL DET: IN : Illumination ON signal input.
pin 18 : B/U DE T 2: IN : The backup voltage detect pulse input.
pin 19 : B/U DET: IN : Backup voltage ON signal input.
pin 20: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 21: ACC IN: IN : ACC ON flag input.
pin 22 : TUN SDA:I/O: I2BUS serial data input/output for the tun-
er pack.
pin 23: TUN SCL: O : I2BUS serial clock output for the tuner
pin 24: TP REQ: IN : The request signal from the touch panel
pin 25: FLASH TX: O : The serial data output for the flash mem-
pin 26 : FLASH RX:IN : The serial data input for the flash memo-
pack.
micro computer.
ory.
ry.
pin 27: TP RESET: O : The reset pulse output to the touch panel.
pin 28: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 29 : SPEED PULSE :IN : The speed pulse input.
pin 30: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 31 : IE BUS TX: O : IE Bus serial data output.
pin 32: IE BUS RX: IN : IE Bus serial data input.
pin 33: E VSS: - : Ground.
pin 34 : E VDD: - : The positive supply voltage.
pin 35 : T-DSP SDA:I/O: I2BUS serial data input/output for the Ra-
pin 36: T-DSP SCL: O : I2BUS serial clock output for the Radio-
dio-Audio-DSP.
Audio-DSP.
pin 37 : MOTOR+: O : The control signal output to the motor.
pin 38: MOTOR-: O : The control signal output to the motor.
pin 39: LCD ILL REM : O : H = LCD back light ON.
pin 40 : DISP 5V: O : The power supply ON signal output for the
pin 41 : OFFSET DET : IN : The emergency signal input from the pow-
pin 42: OSD WAIT: IN : The wait signal input for the on screen dis-
LCD driver.
er IC.
play IC.
pin 43: OSD CD 0:I/O: The parallel data input/output for the on
screen display.
pin 44: OSD CD 1:I/O: The parallel data input/output for the on
screen display.
pin 45: OSD CD 2:I/O: The parallel data input/output for the on
screen display.
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pin 46: OSD CD 3:I/O: The parallel data input/output for the on
screen display.
pin 47: OSD CD 4:I/O: The parallel data input/output for the on
screen display.
pin 48: OSD CD 5:I/O: The parallel data input/output for the on
screen display.
pin 49: OSD CD 6:I/O: The parallel data input/output for the on
pin 50: OSD CD 7:I/O: The parallel data input/output for the on
pin 51: OSD RD: O : The read command output for the on
pin 52: OSD WR: O : The write command output for the on
screen display.
screen display.
screen display IC.
screen display IC.
pin 53 : REMOCON IN : IN : The input terminal of the internal ADC for
the remote controller.
pin 54: OSD CS: O : The chip select signal output to the on
screen display IC.
pin 55 : OSD PS 2: O : On screen display port select.
pin 56 : OSD PS 1: O : On screen display port select.
pin 57 : OSD PS 0: O : On screen display port select.
pin 58: OSD RST: O : The reset pulse output for the on screen
display IC.
pin 59 : TP RX: IN : The serial data input from the touch panel
micro computer.
pin 60: TP TX: O : The serial data output to the touch panel
micro computer.
pin 61: E VOL DATA: O : The serial data output to the volume IC.
pin 62: E VOL CLK: O : The clock pulse output to the volume IC.
pin 63: MP3 SRQ: IN : MP3 request signal input.
pin 64: MP3 CS: O : MP3 chip selection signal output.
pin 65 : MP3 WP: O : MP3 wakeup signal output.
pin 66: MP3 RESET: O : MP3 reset signal output.
pin 67: BEEP: O : Beep out.
pin 68 : MP3 SI: IN : MP3 serial data input.
pin 69: MP3 SO: O : MP3 serial data output.
pin 70 : MP3 SCK: O : MP3 clock output.
pin 71: EXT AMP REM : O : ON signal output to the external Amplifier.
pin 72 : INT AMP REM : O : ON signal output to the internal Amplifier.
pin 73: AMP MUTE: O : Muting signal output to the Audio Power
Amplifier.
pin 74 : KEY INT: IN : Key interrupting signal input.
pin 75 : OSD INT 0: IN : The interrupt signal (vertical) input for the
on screen display.
pin 76: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin77:TFTDDFSW1 :O:
The DC-DC-converter-control-signal outputterminal for the TFT driving. When theswitching-frequency is out of the standard
frequency range, this terminal outputs L.
pin 78: DD F SW: O : The frequency control signal output for
pin 79: REM +5V: O : Power supply circuit control signal. "H"=
DC_DC_Converter.
ON.
pin 80 : MAIN 0 BIT : O : H = 0 bit muting active.
pin 81: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 82: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 83: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 84: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 85 : EEP DO: O : The serial data output to the EEP-ROM.
pin 86 : CLK out: O : Clock pulse output.
pin 87 : EEP SCK: O : The clock pulse output to the EEP-ROM.
pin 88: EEP CEO: O : The chip enable signal output to the EEP-
ROM.
pin 89 : EEP DI: IN : The serial data input from the EEP-ROM.
pin 90: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 91 : DSP 2 Request : O : The request signal output to DSP-2.
pin 92: DSP 2 SCK: O : The clock pulse output to DSP-2.
pin 93 : DSP 2 SO: O : The serial data output to DSP-2.
pin 94: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin 95 : DSP 2 RDY: IN : The ready signal input to DSP-2.
pin 96: DSP 2 RESET : O : The reset pulse output to DSP-2.
pin 97 : DSP 2 INI RST : O : The initial reset signal output to DSP-2.
pin 98: NU: IN : Not in use.
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pin100: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin101: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin102: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin103: B VSS: - : Ground for the bus interface section.
pin104: B VDD: - : Positive voltage supply for the bus interface
pin105: KEY ILL REM : O : Key illumination ON signal output.
pin106: CATS LED: O : CATS LED drive output.
pin107: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin108: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin109: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin110: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin111: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin112: DSP RESET: O : Reset signal output to the DSP IC.
pin113: DSP INIT: IN : The initial finished signal input from the
pin114: DSP SAMPLE : IN : SAMPLE input.
pin115: NU: O : Not in use.
pin116: FM/AM 8V: O : The 8V power supply ON signal output.
pin117: RDS DATA: IN : RDS serial data input.
pin118: FM/AM 5V: O : The 5V power supply ON signal output.
pin119: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin120: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin121: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin122: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin123: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin124: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin125: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin126: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin127: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin128: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin129: FA N +B: O : The power supply ON signal output for the
pin130: FAN TEMP DET : IN : The input terminal of the internal ADC to
pin131: OPEN POSI: IN : The open position detect signal input.
pin132: CLOSE POSI: IN : The close position detect signal input.
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pin134: INIT 1: IN : The destination setting input. Refer Table
pin135: INIT 2: IN : The destination setting input. Refer Table
pin136: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin137: KEY A/D: IN : The input terminal of the internal ADC for
pin138: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin139: PHONE INT: IN : The telephone interrupt signal input.
pin140: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin141: AMP REM DT : IN : Remote controller wire short detection.
pin142: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin143: AUTO ANT: O : Motor antenna control signal output.
pin144: NU: IN : Not in use.
Table 1. The destination setting input
INIT 1 ( pin 134 )LHH
INIT 2 ( pin 135 )LHL
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Radio-Audio-DSP.
fan. H = ON.
detect the temperature.
The DC-DC-converter-control-signal outputterminal for the TFT driving. When theswitching-frequency is out of the standard
frequency range, this terminal outputs L.
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052-7066-10 M30102M2-597FPTouch Panel Controller
Terminal Description
pin 1 : MAIN REQ: O : REQ output to the main controller.
pin 2: MAIN RX:IN : Serial data input from the micro computer.
pin 3: CLR / BRT: O : When pin 13 is low voltage ( Audio ), this
pin 4 : CN VSS: IN : Connect to VSS.
pin 5 : MD2 / JOGCW :I/O: When pin 13 is low voltage ( Audio ), this
pin 6 : MD1 / JOGCCW:I/O: When pin 13 is low voltage ( Audio ), this
pin 7 : RESET: IN : Reset signal input.
pin 8: X ou t: O : Crystal connection.
pin 9: VSS: - : Negative voltage supply.
pin 10 : X IN: IN : Crystal connection.
pin 11 : VCC: - : Positive voltage supply.
pin 12 : CLAMP: O : Clamp control output.
pin 13: INTIAL: IN : The initial setting terminal.
pin 14: POWER KEY:IN : Power key input.
pin 15 : KO 3: O : Key scan output terminal.
pin 16: KI 3 / A-dimmer : IN : When pin 13 is low voltage ( Audio ), this
pin 17 : KO 2: O : Key scan output terminal.
pin 18: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 19 : KO 1: O : Key scan output terminal.
pin 20 : KI 2:IN : Key scan signal input.
pin 21 : KI 1:IN : Key scan signal input.
pin 22 : KI 0:IN : Key scan signal input.
pin 23 : KO 0: O : Key scan output terminal.
pin 24: VIDEO / RGB : O : L = VIDEO , H = RGB.
pin 25: REMOCON: IN : Remote controller signal input terminal.
pin 26 : HUE / P-dimmer : O : When pin 13 is low voltage ( Audio ), this
pin 27: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 28: TPW: IN : Touch panel wake input.
pin 29: PA: O : When this IC perceives the touch panel
pin 30: CHK: O : When this IC checks the resistance, this
pin 31 : VCC: - : Positive voltage supply.
pin 32 : BRT: O : BRT level control. PWM output.
pin 33: GND: - : Ground.
pin 34: V MUTE: O : Image signal muting ON command output.
pin 36 : Y R IN: IN : Touch panel co-ordinates input.
pin 37 : X R IN: IN : Touch panel co-ordinates input.
pin 38 : Y G IN: IN : Touch panel co-ordinates input.
pin 39 : X G I N: IN : Touch panel co-ordinates input.
pin 40: Vref: - : Reference voltage.
terminal outputs the color adjustment signal.
And when pin 13 is high voltage ( AVN ),
this terminal outputs the brightness adjustment signal.
terminal is the pulse input from the rotary
encoder.
And when pin 13 is high voltage ( AVN ),
this terminal outputs the wide-mode-selection signal.
terminal is the pulse input from the rotary
encoder.
And when pin 13 is high voltage ( AVN ),
this terminal outputs the wide-mode-selection signal.
L = VTR/DVD, H = TV/RGB.
When you use this IC for Audio, set this
terminal to low voltage.
When you use this IC for AVN, set this
terminal to high voltage.
terminal is the input terminal of the internal ADC to detect the automatic dimmer
signal.
And when pin 13 is high voltage ( AVN ),
this terminal is the Key scan signal input.
terminal outputs PWM-signal for dimmer.
And when pin 13 is high voltage ( AVN ),
this terminal outputs PWM-signal for the
hue-adjustment.
operated, this terminal is made high impedance.
terminal outputs the low voltage.
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pin 41: NU: - : Not in use.
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pin 42: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 43: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 44 : Y+: O : Touch panel co-ordinates output.
pin 45 : X+: O : Touch panel co-ordinates output.
pin 46 : Y-: O : Touch panel co-ordinates output.
pin 47 : X-: O : Touch panel co-ordinates output.
pin 48 : MAIN TX: O : Serial data output to the micro computer.
Table 1. The wide-mode-selection
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MD 2 ( pin 5 )LHLH
MD 1 ( pin 6 )LLHH
052-7076-00 MBM29F016A-90PFTN16M bit Memory
Terminal Description
pin 1 : NU: - : Not in use.
pin 2 : NU: - : Not in use.
pin 3: A 19: IN : Address input.
pin 4: A 18: IN : Address input.
pin 5: A 17: IN : Address input.
pin 6: A 16: IN : Address input.
pin 7: A 15: IN : Address input.
pin 8: A 14: IN : Address input.
pin 9: A 13: IN : Address input.
pin 10 : A 12: IN : Address input.
pin 11: CE_: IN : Chip enable signal input. Negative logic.
pin 12 : VCC: - : Positive supply voltage.
pin 13: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 14 : RESET_: IN : Reset signal input. Negative logic.
pin 15 : A 11: IN : Address input.
pin 16 : A 10: IN : Address input.
pin 17 : A 9: IN : Address input.
pin 18 : A 8: IN : Address input.
pin 19 : A 7: IN : Address input.
pin 20 : A 6: IN : Address input.
pin 21 : A 5: IN : Address input.
pin 22 : A 4: IN : Address input.
pin 23: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 24: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 25: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 26: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 27 : A 3: IN : Address input.
pin 28 : A 2: IN : Address input.
pin 29 : A 1: IN : Address input.
pin 30 : A 0: IN : Address input.
pin 31 : DQ 0:I/O: Data input / output.
pin 32 : DQ 1:I/O: Data input / output.
pin 33 : DQ 2:I/O: Data input / output.
pin 34 : DQ 3:I/O: Data input / output.
pin 35 : VSS: - : Negative supply voltage.
pin 36 : VSS: - : Negative supply voltage.
pin 37 : VCC: - : Positive supply voltage.
pin 38 : DQ 4:I/O: Data input / output.
pin 39 : DQ 5:I/O: Data input / output.
pin 40 : DQ 6:I/O: Data input / output.
pin 41 : DQ 7:I/O: Data input / output.
pin 42 : RY/BY_: O : Ready / Busy_
pin 43 : OE_: IN : Output enable signal input. Negative logic.
pin 44 : WE _: IN : Wright enable signal input terminal. Nega-
tive logic.
pin 45: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 46 : A 20: IN : Address input.
pin 47: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 48: NU: - : Not in use.
CD mechanism section: 929-0601-81
052-5056-01 MN102H60KCK1Mechanism Controller
1.Terminal Description
in 1 : MODE SEL: IN : Selection signal input V-Bus or Jig.
in 2 : OUT ENABLE: O : The output enable command output.
in 3 : BYTE: O : The strobepulse output for HPI.
in 4 : WRITE ENBL: O : The write enable signal output.
in 5 : CHIP SEL: O : The chipselect signal output.
in 6 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 7 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 8 : CS 3: O : The chipselect signal output.
in 9 : TR A: IN : Photo sensor signal input from the CD
in 10 : TR B: IN : Photo sensor signal input from the CD
in 11 : LATCH: O : The latchpulse output.
in 12 : GND: - : Ground.
in 13 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 14 : M DR MUTE: O : The "mute" signal output to the motor driver.
in 15 : M DR CONT: O : The "control" signal output to the motor driver.
in 16 : M DR LD: O : The "load" signal output to the motor driver.
in 17 : VDD: - : Positive supplyvoltage.
in 18 : CK OUT: O : Clock output.
in 19 : VSS: - : Negative supplyvoltage.
in 20 : SB CLK In: IN : Sub clock.
in 21 : SB CLK Out: O : Sub clock.
in 22 : VDD: - : Positive supplyvoltage.
in 23 : OSC IN: IN : Oscillation input.
in 24 : OSC OUT: O : Oscillation output.
in 25 : CN VCC: IN : Connect to VCC.
in 26 : M CLK: O : The clockpuse output to the CD IC.
in 27 : M DATA: O : The command data output to the CD IC.
in 28 : M LD O: O : Load command output to CD-IC.
in 29 : M RESET: O : The resetpulse output to CD-IC.
in 30 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 31 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 32 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 33 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 34 : A VDD: - : Positive supplyvoltage for the Analogsection.
in 35 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 36 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 37 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 38 : NU: - : Not in use.
in 39 : Address 16: O : Address output.
Address 17: O : Address out
in 40 :
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in 41 Address 18: O : Address output.
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in 42 Address 19: O : Address output.
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in 43 VREF-: - : Negative reference voltage.
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in 44 H CNTL 0: O : TI DSP H CNTL 0
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in 45 H CNTL 1: O : TI DSP H CNTL 1
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in 46 NU: - : Not in use.
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in 47 HRW: O : TI DSP HR/W
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in 48 NU: - : Not in use.
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in 49 NU: - : Not in use.
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in 50 SBCK: O : CD DSP SBCK.
in 51 : SUBC: IN : CD DSP SUBC.
in 52 : HRDY: IN : TI DSP HRDY.
in 53 : SQCK: O : CD DSP SQCK.
in 54 : VREF+: - : Positive reference voltage.
in 55 : SUB Q: IN : Sub Q data input from the CD IC.
in 56 : TRESET: O : TI DSP RESET.
in57 :SYSP1: O:Systempower supplycontrol signal output.
in 58 : LIMIT: IN : Inside limit switch signal input for thepickup.
in 59 : LDRCTL: O : LDRCTL
in 60 : SENSE: IN : CD DSP SENSE
in 61 : A VSS: - : Analogground.
in62 :SYSP3: O:Systempower supplycontrol signal output.
in 63 : CSRQ: O : VBUS SRQ
in 64 : 0BMUTE: O : 0BIT MUTE
in 65 : CHUCK: IN : CD MECHA CHUCK
in 66 : VDD: - : Positive supplyvoltage.
in 67 : CSCK: IN : VBUS SCK
in 68 : CMSI: IN : VBUS MSI
in 69 : CMSO: O : VBUS MSO
in 70 : STAT: IN : The status data input from the CD IC.
in 71 : RWSEL: O : RF RWSEL
in72 :SYSP2: O:Systempower supplycontrol signal output.
in 73 : PUR1: IN : For flash memory.
in 74 : PUR2: IN : For flash memory.
in 75 : NMI: IN : Connect to VDD.
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pin 76 : BLKCK: IN : The sub code block clock input.
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pin 77 : CCS: IN : VBUC CS
pin 78 : DQSY: IN : CD DSP DQSY
pin 79 : WUP: IN : VBUS WUP
pin 80 : HINT: IN : TI DSP HINT
pin 81 : ADSEP: IN : GND
pin 82 : RESET: IN : Reset signal input.
pin 83 : VDD: - : Positive supply voltage.
pin 84 : Address/Data 0: I/O : Address / Data bus.
pin 85 : Address/Data 1: I/O : Address / Data bus.
pin 86 : Address/Data 2: I/O : Address / Data bus.
pin 87 : Address/Data 3: I/O : Address / Data bus.