Clarion VRX 610, VRX 610P Service manual

6.5 INCH WI DE TELEVISI ON/ CHANGER CONTROL

VISUAL

TITLE

ADJ A-M

EQ/DSP MODE

LOUD

PUSH

ENT

DISP

7891011

612345

MUTE

D-ROMD-SCAN D-RPT

PS/AS WIDE

ISR

RPT

TV/VTR

RDMSCN

MONI ON/OFF

VRX 610

VOL

SRCH

Z-ENHANCER

Z-EHCR

OPEN

M.LO CK

Clarion Co., Ltd.

5-35-2, Hakusan, Bunkyouku, Tokyo, 112-8608 Japan Service Dept.- 50 kamitoda,Toda-shi,Saitama,335-8511 Japan Tel: 048-443-1111 FAX:048-433-6996

Service Manual

Published by Service Dept. 298-5925-00

Aug.2001 P

Printed in Japan

6.5" Monitor & FM/AM Radio With CD/MD Changer Control

Model

(QC-6700B for U.S.A.)

Model

(QC-6700K for Other countries)

■SPECIFICATIONS

FM tuner section

Frequency range: 87.9MHz to 107.9MHz(VRX610)

87.5MHz to 108.0MHz(VRX610P) Usable sensitivity: 11dBf 50dB quieting sensitivity:

17dBf

Alternate channel selectivity:

75dB Stereo separation: 35dB(1kHz) Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz(

±3dB)

AM tuner section

Frequency range: 530kHz to 1710kHz(VRX610)

531kHz to 1629kHz(VRX610P) Usable sensitivity: 25dB

Audio amplifier section

Rated power output: 17W×4(20Hz to 20kHz,1%,4Ω) Maximum power output:

×4

40W Speaker impedance: 4

Ω(4 to 8Ω)

Input/Output section

Video input: 1.0±0.2Vp-p

(Input impedance 75

Ω)

Audio output: min.200mVrms

LCD monitor section

Screen size: 6.5-inch wide type

Display method: Transmission type TN Liquid

(142mm Width

Crystal Display Drive method: TFT(thin-film transistor) active

matrix driving Pixels: 280,800(1200

×78mm Height)

×234)

General

Power supply voltage: 14.4V DC

(10.8 to 15.6V allowable) Ground: Negative Current consumption: 4.0A(1W) Auto antenna rated current:

500mA less Dimensions(mm): Main unit

178(W)×50(H)×157(D)

Remote control unit

44(W)×110(H)×27(D)

Weight: Main unit

Remote control unit

1.7kg 30g

(including battery)

■NOTES

※ Use a CeNET extension cable that is less than 20m in

length.(including the Y-adapter CCA-519)

※ We cannot supply PWB with component parts in prin-

ciple. 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.

※ CD-ROM discs cannot be played in the CD changer. ※ This unit can display title data for CD-text CDs and user

titles input with this unit.

※ Specifications and design are subject to change without

notice for further improvement.

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VRX610

VRX610P

■COMPONENTS

QC-6700B-B/QC-6700K-B,K-C

Main unit −−−−− 1 Remote control unit RCB-130-601 1 Battery(SUM-3) Universal mounting bracket 300-9677-00 1 DCP case 335-6035-41 1 Power supply lead 854-6356-51 1 Outer escutcheon 940-7715-04 1 Parts bag(No.1)

Flat head screw(M5×8) 714-5008-41 4 Sems hexagonal bolt(M5

Parts bag(No.2)

Hook plate 331-0488-20 2 Cord clamp 335-0833-07 1 Spacer 345-3653-20 1 Screw 716-0726-01 1

×8) 716-0496-01 5

−−−−− 2

−−−−−

■ 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 c on -

struction, use of insulation tubes, bonding,gaps to PWB, etc, is involved. The wiring connection 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.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 apply 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.

℃. Take care not to

■ERROR DISPLAYS

If an error occurs,one of the following displays is displayed.Take the measures described below to eliminate the problem.

Error display

CD changer

MD changer

ERROR 2 ERROR 3 ERROR 6

ERROR 2 ERROR 3

ERROR 6

ERROR H

EEROR 2 ERROR 3

ERROR 6

Note:If an error display other than the ones described above appears, press the reset button.

VRX610

VRX610P

Cause A CD is caught inside the CD deck and is not ejected. A CD cannot be played due to scratches,etc. A CD is loaded upside-down inside the CD deck and does not play. A CD inside the CD changer is not loaded. A CD inside the CD changer cannot be played due to scratches,etc. A CD inside the CD changer cannot be played because it is loaded upside-down. Displayed when the temperature in the MD changer is too high and playback has been stopped automatically. An MD inside the MD changer is not loaded. An MD inside the MD changer cannot be played due to scratches,etc. A MD inside the MD changer cannot be played because it is loaded upside-down. Displayed when a non-recorded MD is loaded in the MD changer.

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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.

This is a failure of CD changer's mechanism. Replace with a non-scratched,non-warped disc.

Eject the disc then reload it properly.

Lower the surrounding temperature and wait for a while to cool off MD changer. This is a failure of MD changer's mechanism. Replace with a non-scratched,non-warped disc.

Eject the disc then reload it properly.

Load a pre-recorded MD in the MD changer.

■TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem Nothing happens when buttons are pressd. Display is not accurate.

Cause The microprocessor has malfunction due to noise,etc.

Measure Turn off the power,then press the RELEASE lever and remove the DCP.Press the Reset button for about 2 seconds with a thin rod.

T h e R e s e t b u t t o n

■CLOCK ADJUSTMENT

1. Press the ADJ button to display the adjustment selection display.

2. Move the JOYSTICK up or down to select CLOCK,then press ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK to display the clock adjustment display.

3. Move the JOYSTICK left or right to select HR or MIN,then move the JOYSTICK up or down to adjust the time.

※The time is displayed in 12-hour format.

4. Pressing ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK when the cursor is above HR or MIN saves the adjusted value in memory and simultaneously returns the display to the previous display(adjustment selection display). To cancel clock adjustment before completion,use the JOYSTICK to move the cursor to MENU,then press ENT at the center of the JOYSTICK.

■ADJUSTMENTS

Dot clock adjustment(at Digital PWB)

1. Turn the screen on,and connect TP601(TEST) to GND.

2. Adjust TC601 so that the reading of the frequency counter

F i g . 1

±0.02MHz.

±0.1μsec.

V O L T S / D I V = 1 V A

B T I M E / D I V = 0 . 5 s e c .

at TP602(VSYNC) is 12MHz

H-sync adjustment(at LCD and LCD PWB)

1. Adjust H-POS VR of the LCD module so that the width of H-SYNC pulse at 2.5V is 4.6

H S Y w a v e f o r m

H - S Y N C

2 . 5 V

G N D

4 . 6

R e v e r s e s i d e v i e w o f L C D

H - P O S V R

F i g . 2

DC-DC converter output voltage adjustment (at LCD PWB)

1. Adjust VR701 so that the voltage of TP703 is 5.3±0.02V.

2. Make sure the voltage has become the following value at each test point. TP702 : 7.5 TP704 : 13.0 TP701 :

±0.5V

−16.0±0.5V

Frequency of IC706 adjustment(at LCD PWB)

1. Adjust VR708 so that the frequency of TP712 is 144kHz.

VIDEO signal adjustment(at LCD PWB)

(1〜7:NTSC, 8:PAL) Input the visual signal(10step wave,monochrome,APL=50%,

1.0Vp-p)to the VIDEO input.

1 0 s t e p w a v e

1. BRIGHT voltage confirmation Make sure the voltage of TP706 is 2.0

γ0 voltage confirmation

2. Make sure the voltage of TP707 is 1.95

γ2 voltage confirmation

3. Make sure the voltage of TP708 is 2.15

4. RGB-AMP/CONT-G adjustment Adjust VR707(RBG AMP) so that VBB voltage of TP710

±0.05V.

is 4.0 Adjust VR703(CONT) so that VBW voltage of TP710 is

±0.05V.

3.8

5. BRT-R Adjustment Adjust VR705(BRT-R) so that VBB voltage of TP711 is

±0.05V.

4.0

6. BRT-B Adjustment Adjust VR706(BRT-B) so that VBB voltage of TP709 is

±0.05V.

4.0

7. COM-AMP adjustment Adjust VR704(COM-AMP) so that the amplitude of TP705

±0.1Vp-p.

is 8.0

8. Burst cleaning adjustment Input a color ber signal. Adjust L709 so that the wave form of TP709 is in focus.

B u r s t c l e a n i n g

V O L T S / D I V = 0 . 1 V ( 1 0 : 1 P R O V E )

B T I M E / D I V = 1 0 s e c .

B B

G N D

F i g . 3

F i g . 4

B W

±0.1V.

VCOM DC bias adjustment

Adjust VR702(VCOM DC) to obtain the optimum contrast.

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VRX610

VRX610P

■EXPLANATION OF IC

M30624MG-D71GP 052-6043-21

1. Terminal Description

AV Center System Controller (Tuner, LCD panel, Ce-NET)

pin 1 : LCD COLOR : O : Color control signal output to LCD pan-

pin 2 : LCD HUE : O : Hue control signal output to LCD pan-

el.

el. pin 3 : IR IN : IN : Signal input from Remote controller. pin 4 : AMP REM OUT: O : Amplifier ON signal output terminal. pin 5 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 6 : BYTE : IN : Connect to ground. pin 7 : CNVSS : IN : Connect to ground. pin 8 : SUB CLCK I : IN : Crystal connection for sub clock. pin 9 : SUB CLCK O : O : Crystal connection for sub clock. pin 10 : RESET_ : IN : Reset signal input. Negative logic. pin 11 : X OUT : O : Crystal connection for main clock

(10MHz). pin 12 : V SS : - : Ground. pin 13 : X IN : IN : Crystal connection for main clock

(10MHz). pin 14 : VCC : - : Positive supply voltage. pin 15 : NMI : IN : Not in use. pin 16 : ACC DET : IN : ACC ON signal input. pin 17 : B/U DET : IN : Backup voltage ON signal input.

"L"=Backup OFF. pin 18 : OPEN/CLOSE : IN : Open/close key input. pin 19 : 27pinCONNECT: IN : IE bus data detect. pin 20 : ACC +B ON : O : LCD back light ON signal output. pin 21 : AV 5V ON : O : 5V power supply ON signal output. pin 22 : NU : O : Not in use. pin 23 : PANEL ON : O : LCD panel power on signal output. pin 24 : BRT : O : LCD panel brightness control signal

output. pin 25 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 26 : IR OUT : O : Signal output to Remote controller. pin 27 : IE BUS RX : IN : IE Bus communication line. pin 28 : IE BUS TX : O : IE Bus communication line. pin 29 : OSD DO : O : Serial data output to OSD IC. pin 30 : OSD STB : O : Serial strobe output to OSD IC. pin 31 : OSD SCK : O : Clock pulse output to OSD IC. pin 32 : PLL CE : O : PLL chip enable signal output. pin 33 : PLL DO : O : PLL serial data output. pin 34 : PLL DI : IN : PLL serial data input. pin 35 : PLL SCK : O : PLL serial clock output. pin 36 : FM STEREO_ : IN : FM stereo detection signal input.

"L"= Stereo. pin 37 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 38 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 39 : AV ON : O : Power supply control signal output. pin 40 : OSD TSC : O : OSD external memory control signal

output. pin 41 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 42 : VOL CLK : O : Clock pulse output to electric volume

pin 43 : VOL DO : O : Serial data output to electric volume

IC.

IC. pin 44 : OPEN : IN : Panel open detection signal input. pin 45 : CLOSE : IN : Panel close detection signal input. pin 46 : NU : O : Not in use. pin 47 : PAL_/NTSC : O : "L"= PAL, "H"= NTSC. pin 48 : EXIO STB : O : Strobe pulse output to the extended

pin 49 : SEL 2 : IN : AUX IN select signal input.

pin 50 : SEL 3 : IN : AUX IN select signal input.

ports IC.

Ref table 1.

Ref table 1. pin 51 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 52 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 53 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 54 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 55 : V SEL 1 : O : Image source select signal output.

pin 56 : V SEL 2 : O : Image source select signal output.

Ref. Table 2.

Ref. Table 2. pin 57 : BLANK : O : Blanking signal output.

VRX610

VRX610P

pin 58 : NV ON : O : "H"= Navigation RGB, "L"= OSD RGB. pin 59 : VIDEO_/RGB : O : Image select signal input.

"H"= OSD, RGB navigation. "L"= Black box tuner, Composite navi-

gation. pin 60 : VCC : - : Positive supply voltage. pin 61 : NU : IN : Not in use.. pin 62 : VS S : IN : Ground. pin 63 : IR SEL : O : Remote control signal select.

"L"= Optical input."H"= Micro computer

signal output. pin 64 : PARKING IN : IN : "H"= Parking brake ON. pin 65 : MOTOR F : O : Open/Close control signal output.

pin 66 : MOTOR R : O : Open/Close control signal output.

Ref table 3.

Ref table 3. pin 67 : MOTOR ON : O : Motor power supply ON signal output. pin 68 : AMP MUTE : O : "H"= Amplifier Mute. pin 69 : NAVI MUTE : O : "L"= Navigation audio signal ON. pin 70 : KEY REQ : IN : LCD driver key request signal input. pin 71 : ILL DETEC_ : IN : Illumination detect signal input.

Negative logic. pin 72 : TILT_ : IN : "L"= Tilt, "H"= Horizontal. pin 73 : POWER SW : IN : Power key switch input. pin 74 : SYSTM MUTE : O : System mute. pin 75 : LINE MUTE : O : Line mute. pin 76 : BUS A OUT : O : Ce-NET bus input control.

"L"= Audio input.

"H"= Audio output. pin 77 : SYSTM ACC : O : Ce-NET bus system ACC. pin 78 : DISTINATION : IN : Distination select. "L"= USA, "H"= 3rd

area. pin 79 : AMP STNBY_ : O : "H"= Amplifier ON. pin 80 : NU : O : Not in use. pin 81 : PHON INT : IN : Telephone interrupt signal input. pin 82 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 83 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 84 : FM SD : IN : FM SD input. pin 85 : AM SD : IN : AM SD input. pin 86 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 87 : NU : O : Not in use. pin 88 : NU : O : Not in use. pin 89 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 90 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 91 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 92 : NU : IN : Not in use. pin 93 : SD SPEED : O : Station detect speed control.

"H"= Normal, "L"= Speed up. pin 94 : A VSS : - : Ground. pin 95 : DCP CE : O : DCP chip enable. pin 96 : Vref : - : Connect to ground. pin 97 : +5V : - : +5V. pin 98 : DCP DI : IN : DCP Serial data input. pin 99 : DCP DO : O : DCP serial data output. pin100 : DCP CK : O : DCP clock pulse output.

Table 1. AUX IN select signal input

Sel 3 (pin50) Sel 2 (pin49) No connection L L No connection L H Image signal interrupt H L Image sound signal interrupt H H

Table 2. Image source select signal output.

Video mute L L Navigation L H Black box tuner H L Black box tuner H H

Vsel 2 (pin56) Vsel 1 (pin55)

Table 3. Open/Close control signal output.

Motor F (pin65) Motor R (pin66) Free L L Open L H Close H L Brake H H

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■BLOCK DIAGRAM

K E Y

I N P U T

S P E A K E R

I R 9 0 1

6 . 5 i n c h L C D

I R R E M

I R S I G

7 . 5 V

5 . 3 V

1 3 . 0 V

- 1 6 . 0 V

I L L

I C 9 0 1

D C P C O N T

I C 7 0 2

D C / D C

P O W E R

I C 7 0 6

I N V E R T E R

I C 7 0 7

N T S C / P A L

D E C O D E R

Y S

R G B

S Y N C

V I D E O

L C D H . V

N T S C / P A L

S W

L C D s e c t i o n

V O B

B L K

I C 6 0 8

I C 6 0 7

R G B C O N T

B L K

V I D / R G B

I C 6 0 1

R G B S W

V I D / R G B

R G B

S Y N C S W

V I D / R G B

V I D E O

S U P P L Y

E X I T S T B Y

I C 7 0 1

E X I / O

K E Y R E Q

D C P C E

D C P C L K

D C P D A T A

I C 6 0 2

8 M R O M

I C 6 0 9

C S

S C L K

S I N

A C C 5 V

M E M O 5 V

B / U 5 V

D C P s e c t i o n

I C 1 0 1

( 4 0 W x 4 )

K E Y I N P U T

P O W E R A M P

A M P S T B Y

A M P M U T E

4 - C H L I N E O U T

M U T E

Q 1 0 7

- 1 1 0

P O W E R S W

O P E N / C L O S E S W

R E S E T S W

T I L T S W

O P E N

C L O S E

I C 1 1 6 , 1 1 7

S Y S M U T E

( A M P )

I C 1 0 2 , 1 0 6

I C 1 0 3

E - V O L

C L O C K

D A T A

P H O T O

S E N S O R

M 6 2 4 1 9

L I N E M U T E

R A D I O

B U S A U D I O

Q 1 0 3 - 1 0 6

L I N E M U T E

B - O S D C

I C 6 0 3

I C 1 1 5

I C 5 0 4

M O T O R

D R I V E R

C R Y S T A L

N T S C 1 4 . 3 M

P A L 1 7 . 7 M

M - F

N / _ P

M - R

I C 1 0 9

B U F F E R

A U D I O I N

I C 1 1 0 , 1 1 1

B A L A N C E

I N

B A L A N C E

O U T

B U S A U D I O

I C 1 1 3

A U D I O - S W

B U S O N

A C C O N

D I

D O

C L K

A V 9 V

M O T O N

A V O N

A C C O N

B / U D E T

Q 1 2 2

Q 5 1 1

1 2 V

9 V

R E G

A V O N

9 V

R E G

M O T O N

A C C O N

P W R

- A M P

R S T / B U D E T

I C 5 0 1 , 5 0 3

5 V

R E G

A C C + B

M O T 1 2 V

R E S E T

V I D E O

V I D E O I F

V S E L

I C 6 1 0

Q 5 0 4 , 5 0 4

I C 1 1 2 , Q 1 2 4

V I D E O

S E L 2

S E L 3

V I D E O

A U D I O I N

+ B

C e - N E T

B / U

M I N I D I N

8 P

V I D E O I N

I C 5 0 2

F L P N

I L L

P K B

T E L

Q 1 2 0 , 1 2 1 , 5 1 8

1 3 8 , 5 0 8

I L L

P K B

T E L

I L L

S Y S T E M C O N T R O L

A C C

I C 1 1 4

I C 5 0 3

A C C D E T

E X T - I N P U T

A C C

T E L

P K B

A C C

C A 0 0 0 8 A M

B U S D R I V E R

B U S +

B U S -

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C E

P L L

I C 3

I F - R E Q

F M +

A M +

1 0 M H z

M I X

I C 1 0 4

F M

A M

B L 1

S T

A M S D

F M S D

F M / A M T U N E R

B U S A U D I O

B U S +

B U S -

A N T

C e - N E T

1 3 P

VRX610

VRX610P

■EXPLODED VIEW・PARTS LIST

DCP section

1 0

2 8

2 9

1 1

1 2

1 3

2 9

1 5

2 6

2 3

1 4

2 1

2 0

1 9

1 8

1 7

1 6

2 4

2 5

2 6

2 2

2 7

3 0

2 6

LCD module section

Note:

Please refer to page 8 when you release the LCD module from the main unit.

1 2

1 3

1 9

2 4

2 8

2 0

Main section

1 8

1 3

3 4

1 0

2 9

1 1

3 0

2 8

1 1

2 2

2 9

3 7

1 6

3 5

1 2

2 3

1 8

2 3

3 1

3 6

1 9

2 0

3 2

2 1

3 3

1 0

1 7

2 4

3 3

VRX610

VRX610P

2 3

2 2

1 1

3 1

3 2

2 5

2 4

2 3

2 7

1 7

2 1

1 8

1 4

2 3

2 6

3 0

3 4

1 5

2 7

1 6 2 6

1 5

2 7

2 4

1 4

1 5

1 6

2 5

2 6

2 7

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DCP section

1 335-6084-40 ILLUMI PLATE 1 2 370-5828-61 ECSUTCHEON(VRX610) 1

3 331-2770-00 SPACER 1 4 335-6082-00 LEVER(Release) 1 5 750-6696-20 SPRING 1 6 947-0495-41 BUTTON ASSY 1 7 371-3912-20 TRIM PLATE 1 8 335-6081-00 BACK PLATE 1

9 382-5455-40 BUTTON(RPT) 1 10 382-5470-40 BUTTON(SCN/RDM/Z-E/TA) 1 11 382-5468-30 BUTTON(BAND) 1 12 382-5467-30 BUTTON(FUNC) 1 13 382-5466-30 BUTTON(PLAY/PAUSE) 1 14 947-0498-00 KNOB ASSY 1 15 331-2771-00 LCD COVER 1

370-5828-80 ESCUTCHEON(VRX610P)

Note:Some parts depend on each model.The model name is specified in the description.

LCD module section

1 335-5147-00 EJECTOR 2

2 750-6697-20 SPRING 1

3 347-5187-21 GUIDE LABEL 1

4 335-6078-00 DCP COVER 1

5 948-0539-00 HOOK-P-ASSY 1

6 373-0909-41 DIAL COVER(VRX610) 1

7 382-5456-40 BUTTON(IN/OUT) 1

8 335-6077-00 IR FILTER 1

9 382-5457-40 BUTTON(MENU/VIEW) 1 10 380-5452-00 KNOB(JOG) 1 11 039-1545-20 LCD PWB 1

12 379-4025-00 INDICATOR(6.5inch) 1 13 331-2710-00 LCD BRACKET A 1 14 331-2711-00 LCD BRACKET B 1 15 377-2613-30 DIAL SUPPORT 1 16 335-5161-00 LOCK 2 17 335-6089-00 CONNECT COVER 1

373-0909-40 DIAL COVER(VRX610P)

(WITHOUT COMPONENT)

NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Q'TYNO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Q'TY

16 379-1162-41 INDICATOR(FOR DCP) 1 17 345-8389-20 RUBBER CONNECTOR 1 18 347-5336-00 FILM 1 19 347-6617-00 CCS FILM 1 20 335-5138-00 ILLUMI PLATE 1 21 347-5335-00 REFLECTOR 1 22 001-7046-01 LED 2 23 039-1528-20 DCP PWB 1

24 347-6155-00 INSULATOR 1 25 347-6115-20 SHADE 1 26 716-0872-11 PAD SCREW 6 27 347-2061-00 LABEL 1 28 347-6463-00 SPACER 1 29 345-3957-20 RUBBER SPACER 2 30 DCP-368-600 DCP ASSY(VRX610) 1

NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Q'TYNO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Q'TY

18 039-1521-00 FLEXIBLE PWB 1 19 378-0515-00 BADGE(Clarion) 1 20 816-2439-50 FLAT WIRE 1 21 347-6110-00 INSULATOR 1 22 331-2789-00 SHIELD CASE 1 23 702-2605-80 TAP SCREW(2.6×5) 4 24 716-0872-02 PAD SCREW 6 25 702-2606-87 TAP SCREW(2.6×6) 4 26 702-2006-89 TAP SCREW(2.6×6) 2 27 702-2010-87 TAP SCREW(M2×10) 5 28 345-8378-00 SPACER 1 29 335-6076-00 REFLECTOR 2 30 347-6114-00 SHADE 1 31 347-5422-00 SHIELD SHEET 1 32 347-6154-00 SHIELD SHEET 1 33 750-6701-00 SPRING 1 34 347-6371-00 SPACER 2

(WITHOUT COMPONENT)

Main section

1 335-6075-00 FLEXIBLE PWB COVER 1

2 370-5829-30 ESCUTCHEN 1

3 948-0523-00 TORQUE BUSH L 1

4 948-0523-10 TORQUE BUSH R 1

5 948-0530-20 SLIDE MECH ASSY(cf.p9) 1

6 039-1911-00 DIGITAL PWB 1

7 331-2712-00 PWB HOLDER A 2

8 331-2713-00 PWB HOLDER B 1

9 039-1910-00 MAIN PWB 1

10 331-2714-10 CONNECTOR PLATE 1

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NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Q'TYNO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Q'TY

11 311-1778-01 LOWER CASE 1 12 313-1761-00 HEAT SINK 1 13 347-6111-00 INSULATOR 1 14 780-2606-03 IT SCREW(M2.6×6) 4 15 780-2605-02 MACHINE SCREW(M2.6×5) 4 16 731-2605-80 TAP SCREW(M2.6×5) 3 17 714-2610-80 MACHINE SCREW(M2.6×10) 2 18 716-1494-00 IT SCREW 4 19 780-2615-00 MACHINE SCREW(M2.6×15) 2 20 020-3042-00 FAN 1 21 331-2727-00 FAN COVER 1

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