(152mm Width x 85mm Height)
Display method:Transmission type TN liquid
crystal display
Drive method:TFT(thin-film transistor) active
matrix driving
Pixels:336,960(1440x234)
General
Power source 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)x50(H)x165(D)
Remote control unit
54(W)x28.8(H)x155(D)
Weight:Main unit 2.4kg
Remote control unit 100g
(including battery)
* Specifications comply with JEITA Standards.
* Specifications and design are subject to change without
notice for further improvement.
NOTES
* As for this model, the tuner of the DSP type is used.When
you exchange it due to the tuner pack(BL1:880-2091D)
trouble, it is necessary to adjust for S-meter etc.Special
JIG is necessary for an accurate adjustment.The procedure document for the exclusive use jig is appended to
it.
* This DSP IC SAF7730H(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.
* 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.
* This DVD player can play the following discs.
DVD video discs,Video CDs,CD text,Audio CDs.
* This DVD video player cannot playback DVD-
Audio,DVD-RAM,Photo CDs,etc.
* This unit can play back CD-R/CD-RW,DVD-R/RW discs
on which MP3/WMA music data have been recorded..
This unit is a ID3 Tag compatible model.
This unit supports the title,artist and album display of
the ID3 Tag versions 1 and 1.1.
After disc loading,the play mode is automatically engaged.
* This product incorporates copyright protection technol-
ogy that is protected by U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights .
Use of this copyright protection tecnology must be authorized by Macrovision, and is intended for home and
other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision.
Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.
* The DVD video system assigns a region number to DVD
video players and DVD discs by sales area.
The DVD video region number is marked on the disc
jacket.
* ,and logo are
trademarks,or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
* This product includes technology owned by Microsoft
Corporation and cannot be used or distributed without a
license from MSLGP.
* Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.
"Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories.
* "DTS" and "DTS Digital Out" are trademarks of Digital
Theater Systems,Inc.
* "iPod" is for legal or righthoder-authorized copying
only.Do not steal music.
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COMPONENTS
QC-6824B-A,K-A,K-B,K-C
Main unit-----------1
Remote control unitRCB-177-2001
Batteries(AA.SUM-3)-----------2
Universal mounting bracket300-9677-001
DCP case335-6035-601
Power supply lead(16P)854-6420-501
RCA pin lead(20P)855-5543-501
Outer escutcheon940-8145-201
Parts bag-----------
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.
QC-6823B-A
QC-6824B-A
QC-6824B-A
276-0200-00
LF
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 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 in soldering
Please do not spread liquid flux in soldering.
Please do not wash the soldering point after soldering.
6. Cautions in soldering for chip capacitors
Please solder the chip capacitors after pre-heating for replacement because they are very weak to heat.
Please do not heat the chip capacitors with a soldering iron
directly.
7. Cautions in handling for chip parts.
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).
Please make an operation test after replacement.
8. Cautions in handling flexible PWB
Before working with a soldering iron, make sure that the iron
tip temperature is around 270 . Take care not to apply the
iron tip repeatedly(more than three times)to the same patterns.
Also take care not to apply the tip with force.
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9. Turn the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement.
Recheck all work before you apply power to the unit.
10.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.
11.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.
ERROR DISPLAYS
11-1. 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 terminals by soldering them to prevent this
damage.
11-2. 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.
11-3. 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.
If an error occurs, one of the following displays is displayed.
Displa yCauseMeasure
ERROR 2A disc is caught inside the
ERROR 3A disc cannot be played
ERROR 6A disc is loaded upside-
DVD
Player
CD
PARENTAL
VIOLATION
WRONG REGIONRegion code errorEject the disc, and replace correct region code
DRMWMA files protected by
NOT SUPPORTFiles not supported by this
ERROR 2A disc inside the CD
ERROR 3A disc inside the CD
Changer
ERROR 6A disc inside the CD
If an error display other than the ones described above appears, press the Reset button. If the problem
persists, turn off the power and consult your store of purchase.
* When the Reset button is pressed, frequencies of radio stations, titles, etc. stored in memory are cleared.
CD deck and is not ejected.
due to scratches, etc.
down inside the DVD deck
and does not play.
Parental level errorSet the correct Parental level.
DRM are played.
unit are played.
changer is not loaded.
changer cannot be played
due to scratches, etc.
changer cannot be played
because it is loaded
upside-down.
Take the measures described below to solve the problem.
This is a failure of DVD deck’s mechanism.
Replace with a non-scratched, non-warped disc.
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
disc.
Perform the operation such as skipping a file.
(Scan, repeat and random playback mode may be
canceled.)
This is a failure of CD changer’s mechanism.
Replace with a non-scratched, non-warped disc.
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
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ADJUSTMENT
CH1
CH2
(KI2
* The NTSC (K-A:PAL)composite output signal of the
signal generators of adjustment is performed with the
following output.Video input of visual mode.
A image signal: 714mV
A synchronized signal: 286mV
Sub PWB section
* Refer to the printed circut board(36 page)for an adjustment point and VR.
1. Confirm the power supply voltage
Input signal: 10-steps wave
Measurement is performed by composite screen
display.It measures by digitalbolt meter and DIMMER is
100%.
1-1.Adjust VR551 so that voltage of TP593 is 5.30 +0.02/-
0.02V.
Caution: A LCD controller will be damaged if the voltage
beyond 5.45V is added.
1-2.Confirm that TP556 is 3.3 +0.2/-0.2V
1-3.Confirm that TP558 is 7.5 +0.2/-0.2V
1-4.Confirm that TP559 is 18.5 +0.8/-0.8V
1-5.Confirm that TP555 is -12.0 +0.5/-0.5V
LCD PWB section
* Refer to the printed circut board(39,40 pages)for an
adjustment point and VR.
2. Confirm the PLL lock
Input signal: 10-steps wave
2-1.It checks that see a screen and 10 gradation display do
not have a synchronous flow.
After checking and uniting the freerun frequency of item
Measurement is performed by composite screen display.
It measures with an oscilloscope.
5-1.Adjusts VR801 so that the black-black level (V B-w) of
the waveform of TP861 (G) will become 3.8 +0.1/-0.1V.
(Refer to Fig. 1)
6. Gamma voltage check
Input signal: 10-steps wave
Measurement is performed by composite screen display.
It measures with an oscilloscope.
6-1.Confirm the waveform of TP861(LCD G) that ten grada-
tion has come out.
6-2.It checks that it is the 3rd gradation is 2.3+0.2/-0.2V.
6-3.Confirm that TP806(Gamma 0) is 2.30 +0.20/-0.20V
6-4.Confirm that TP807(Gamma 2) is 2.13 +0.20/-0.20V
7. White balance adjustment
Input signal: 10-steps wave
Measurement is performed by composite screen display.
It measures DC range of an oscilloscope.
* Are careful in order to perform correctly white balance
adjustment.
* The range of CH1,CH2 of an oscilloscope is used as
1V range.
* CH1,CH2 are indicated by GND and GND is united.
(Refer to Fig. 2)
3. BRIGHT voltage adjustment
Input signal: 10-steps wave
Mesurement is performed by composite screen display.
It measures by digital bolt meter.
3-1.Adjust VR804(BRIGHT) so that the voltage of
TP805(BRIGHT) will become 2.00 +0.02/-0.02V.
4. RGB-AMP adjustment (black-black)
Input signal: 10-steps wave
Measurement is performed by composite screen display.
It measures with an oscilloscope.
4-1.Adjusts VR805 so that the black-black level (V B-B) of
the waveform of TP861 (G) will become 4.0 +0.1/-0.1V.
(Refer to Fig. 1)
(KI1
7-1.White balance red adjustment
7-1-1.The waveform of TP861 is displayed on CH1 of an
oscilloscope, and the waveform of TP862(LCD-R) is displayed on CH2.
7-1-2.Adjust VR802(BRT-R) so that the waveform of
TP862(LCD-R) will become the same as the waveform
of TP861.
7-2.White balance blue adjustment
7-2-1.The waveform of TP861 is displayed on CH1 of an
oscilloscope, and the waveform of TP860(LCD-B) is dis-
played on CH2.
7-2-2.Adjust VR803(BRT-B) so that the waveform of
TP860(LCD-B) will become the same as the waveform
of TP861.
8. VCOM AC adjustment
Input signal: 10-steps wave
Measurement is performed by composite screen display.
It measures with an oscilloscope.
8-1.Adjust the VR806(VCOM AC) so that amplitude of a
waveform of TP852(VCOM AC) is 7.0+0.1/-0.1V.
There are no abnormalities, such as distortion, in a wave-
form.
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9. Free run frequency adjustment
Input signal: 10-steps wave
Measurement is performed by composite screen display.
It measures by frequency counter and DIMMER is 100%.
9-1.Adjust VR941 so that the frequency of TP949 will be-
come to 15.734kHz+10/-10Hz.
* TP804 is made to short-circuit to GND. It checks that
the voltage of TP951 is 1.61+0.20/-0.20V at this time.
And checks that the voltage of TP952 is same.
10. PAL burst cleaning coil adjustment
Input signal:The color bar signal of PAL.
It measures with an oscilloscope etc.
10-1.Adjust L803 coil so that change TP860(LCD-B) of a
color waveform may be lost.
11. BRT/COL/HUE check
Input signal: Split color bar signal
11-1.Comfirm that the color bar is normally displayed at state
to begin.
11-2.Comfirm that the BRT/COL/HUE control is moved
screen.
11-3.Comfirm the superimposition display is normally.
12. V-MUTE check
Input signal:Split color bar signal
12-1.Comfirm a composite video screen is mute of V-
MUTE:"H" .
13. Wide mode check
Input signal:Split color bar signal
13-1. Comfirm a wide mode changed screen(Full wide /Wide
/Cinema /Normal).
14.Screen position check
Input signal: Mono-sucpeo signal.
14-1.Comfirm that the screen is displayed in the center by
mono-scope display (Video mode).
14-2.Comfirm that the screen is displayed in the center by
radio screen display (RGB mode).
15.Synchronicity condition check
15-1.Comfirm a normal display by DVD playback (main
menu) of HITOMI.
16.Key sw operation/Illum check
16-1.Comfirm that key operation can be performed.
16-2.Comfirm the key illum lighting .
17. Back light check
Power supply voltage: 13.2V
DIMMER=100%
17-1.Comfirm the TP962 freqency is 63kHz +5/-5kHz.
17-2.Comfirm the TP961 voltage is 5.2V +0.5/-0.5V.
17-3.Comfirm the light on at the power supply voltage to
10V.
17-4.Comfirm check at DIMMER control changes so that
brightness changes.
18. VCOM-DC check
Input signal:10-steps wave
Measurement is performed by composite screen display.
18-1.Adjust VR807(VCOM DC) so that a screen flicker may
become the minimum.
Main PWB section
* Pefer to the printed circuit board (30,31 pages)for an
adjustment point and VR.
19. TV delay time adjustment
Adjustment is performed in TV mode and the stable channel which does not have disorder in a screen is used.
It acts as the monitor of the signal of TP329 (Normal
horizontal synchronous input) and TP421 (Delay output
synchronization).
19-1.To falling of the Horizontal Synchronizing signal of
TP329, VR401 is adjusted so that falling of TP421 may
be overdue 3.50 +0.10/-0.10 uS
19-2.Confirm that Low level time of TP421 is 4.7 +0.7/-0.7uS.
19-3.It checks whether there is any gap in the right-and-left
balance of a superimposition display to TV image, or the
character has not passed by the end after the adjustment.
Recommends connected TV tuner :TTX7501Z(ZT4620B-A) for NTSC,:TTX7504Z(ZT-4610K-A) for PAL(s).
20. S-meter adjustment of BUS-tuner
The adjustment data is written in the memory of
EEPROM(IC502).The special jig and software are necessary for BUS-TUNER adjustment.
* CeNET-analyzer
* Windows installed Personal computer
* SSG
* Adjustment-Software(Ver.Y4-S009-513-20051111)
a. Installation of software in the set-folder of the writing
E2P.
b Connect CeNET-analyzer to the unit with the CeNET-
cable.
c Connect CeNET-analyzer(MASTER/SLAVE side) to the
PC with the serial crossing cable.
d Connect POWER-lead of CeNET-analyzer to the
POWER-lead of the unit.
e Connect the antenna to the unit.(FM-ANT for first ad-
justment)
f Turn on CeNET-analyzer,and press the RESET-button
of it.
20-1.Set up the software
20-1-1.Click [ADJ_DSP].
20-1-2.Click [open Comm PORT].(To open the COM port
of PC)
20-1-3.Click [Initialization of JIG].(The BUS-analyzer
sounds)
20-1-4.Click [Incoming connection].(The unit is recognized
to the BUS-analyzer)
The data is displayed, and the display changes regu-
larly.
20-2.PRN data writing / Set up FM-IF-Offset data
20-2-1.Click [Initial EEPROM with CS 16], and select PRN-
FILE.
The PRN-data is write in EEP-ROM of the unit.
20-2-2.Confirm "OK" display after writing of data.
20-2-3.Click [Setting-prn] under "FM IF-COUNT".(the writ-
ten FM-IF-Offset data becomes effective.)
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20-3.Adjustments FM S-meter
20-3-1.Set SG output to 65dBuV.(FM)
20-3-2.Click [Adj,HI] of "FM S-Meter".(Wait until the value
stops.)
20-3-3.Set SG output to 55dBuV.(FM)
20-3-4.Click [Adj,LO] of "FM S-Meter".(Wait until the value
stops.)
20-3-5.Click [Check].If the display is not within +/-0.5dBuV
of ANT-output level of SG, readjust with "MOD-
ON"(22.5kHz 400Hz).
20-4.Set up FM-IF-Offset data
* Exchange the antenna for "AM-ANT-dummy"
20-4-1.Click [Setting-prn] under "AM IF-COUNT".(The AM-
IF-Offset data of EEPRON is effective.)
20-4-2.Click [Check], and confirm the display is within +/-
500.0.
20-5.Adjustments AM S-meter
20-5-1.Set SG output to 70dBuV.(AM)
20-5-2.Click [Adj,HI] of "AM S-Meter".(Wait until the value
stops.)
20-5-3.Set SG output to 40dBuV.(AM)
20-5-4.Click [Adj,LO].(Wait until the value stops.)
20-5-5.Click [Check]. If the display is not within +/-0.5dBV
of ANT-output level of SG, readjust with "MOD-ON"(30%
400Hz).
Finally, push the reset button of the unit.
Slide mechanism section
23 Horizontally position
Calibration jig is used in order to memorize a horizontal
level position.
Please refer to an attached figure 3.
It is made to memorize horizontally among a figure in
the position of points.
It is performing giving about 3 degrees of angles intentionally.
If the MUTE button and the ISR button are pushed, a
beep sound will sound.
A calibration begins at the time.
Flow of operation
a. Slide OPEN
b. Tilt up: Memory of 110 degree position
c. Tilt down: Memory of horizontally position (Jig used)
d. Tilt up
e. Tilt down
f. Slide CLOSE
g. Calibration end
#
When computer continues to freeze, click [RESET] of
"MENU", and readjust the lost adjustment point.IF not returning, press the RESET-button of CeNET-analyzer.and
restart adjustment from the first step.
21. OSD dot adjustment
An adjustment screen is performed on the "T-PNL"
screen, or the 9th screen (five-step display) of "COLOR-
BAR" in the test mode.
Please choose the screen which is easy to adjust from
either.
21-1.The hole has opened in the Lower case and it adjusts
by VR451 mounted in the MAIN-PWB solder side.
21-2.In the case of adjustment in a T-PNL screen
It adjusts so that the white line of a 1-dot display long
may be vividly displayed.
21-3.In the case of adjustment by 9th COLOR-BAR
It adjusts so that the white line of top, the bottom and
inside may be displayed as clear white.
Figure 3.
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WIRE CONNECTION
Radio antenna jack
Yellow
Video input terminal of TV tuner/
DVD changer/CCD camera
Purple/White
Optical output
connector
No. DescriptionNo. Description
1 SP R/L(+)
3 SP F/L(-)
5 SP F/L(+)
7 SP F/R(+)
9 SP F/R(-)
11 SP R/R(+)
13 SP R/R(-)
15 BACK UP
Reverse Gear terminal
Steering wheel remote control
input jack
Connector cable
(CCA-673-600)
2 SP R/L(-)
4 PHONE MUTE
6 ACC
8 AUTO ANT
10 REMOTE
12 ILLUMI
14 PARKING BRAKE
16 GND
is for legal or rightholder-authorized copying only. Don't steal
music.
iPod is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S.
and other countries.
TerminalDescription
pin 1: A Vref 0: - : Reference voltage for the internal ADC.
pin 2: A V SS: - : Negative voltage supply for analog section.
pin 3: SYS ACC: O : ACC detect signal output.
pin 4: SUB MUTE: O : Sub-zone audio mute signal output.
pin 5: A Vref 1: - : Reference voltage for the internal DAC.
pin 6: RDS CLK: IN: Not in use.
pin 7: AV ON: O : The ON command output to the power
pin 8: FLASH: IN : The signal input for the flash memory con-
pin 9: VDD: - : Positive voltage supply.
pin 10: REG C: - : The capacitor connection.
pin 11: GND: - : Ground.
pin 12 : X in: IN : Crystal connection. Main 31.4MHz.
pin 13 : X out: O : Crystal connection. Main 31.4MHz.
pin 14: RESET:IN : Reset signal input.
pin 15 : XT I: IN : Crystal connection. Sub 32.758kHz.
pin 16 : XT O: O : Crystal connection. Sub 32.758kHz.
pin 17 : POWER KEY: IN : Power key input.
pin 18 : BU 9V DE T: IN : Backup 9V detection.
pin 19 : BU 6V DE T: IN : Backup 6V detection.
pin 20: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 21: OSD INT: IN : The interrupt signal input for the on
pin 22: TUN SDA:I/O: I2BUS serial data input/output for the tun-
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 : iPod/FLASH O : O : Serial data output to iPod or flash memo-
pin 26 : iPod/FLASH IN : IN : Serial data input from iPod or flash mem-
pin 27 : TP RST: O : The reset pulse output to the touch panel
pin 28: DIMMER: O : PWM output.
supply section.
trol.
screen display.
er pack.
pack.
micro computer.
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ory.
micro computer.
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7
VCC
6
IN 3
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pin 29 : Motor PLS: IN : Motor Pulse input.
pin 30: NAVI ON: O : The image signal ON command output for
the navigation.
pin 31: IE BUS TX: O : IE Bus serial data output.
pin 32: IE BUS RX: IN: IE Bus serial data input.
pin 33: GND: - : Ground.
pin 34 : E VD D: - : Positive voltage supply.
pin 35 : DSP SDA:I/O: The serial data input/output for the digital
signal processor.
pin 36: DSP SCL: O : SCL output to the digital signal processor.
pin 37: Motor 1 F: O : L = Open.
pin 38: Motor 1 R: O : L = Close.
pin 39: Motor 2 F: O : L = Tilt Up.
pin 40: Motor 2 R: O : L = Tilt Down.
pin 41 : OFFSET DET: IN : Offset-detection input.
pin 42 : Amp Standby: O : The standby signal output to the amplifi-
er.
pin 43: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 44: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 45: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 46: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 47: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 48: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 49: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 50: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 51: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 52: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 53 : IRI: IN : The remote control signal input.
pin 54: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 55: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 56: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 57: NU: IN: Not in use.
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 pan-
el micro computer.
pin 60: TP TX: O : The serial data output to the touch panel
micro computer.
pin 61: DVD TX: O : The serial data output to the DVD mech-
anism.
pin 62: DVD RX:IN : The serial data input from the DVD mech-
anism.
pin 63 : W REMCOM: IN : Wired remote controller signal input.
pin 64 : BLKO: O : The blanking signal output.
pin 65: VID / RGB: O : L = Video, H = RGB.
pin 66: FL ON: O : The fluorescent light of the LCD ON sig-
nal output.
pin 67 : BEEP: O : Beep out.
pin 68: OSD RX: IN: Serial data input from on-screen-display
IC.
pin 69: OSD TX: O : Serial data output to on-screen-display IC.
pin 70: OSD SCK: O : The clock pulse output to the on screen
display IC.
pin 71: OSD CE: O : Chip enable output to on-screen-display
IC.
pin 72: OSD INH: O : Inhibit pulse output to on-screen-display
IC.
pin 73 : Freq SEL: O : Frequency select.
pin 74: OPN/CL SW:IN : Open/Close switch signal input.
pin 75 : EJECT SW: IN : Eject switch signal input.
pin 76: CATS DET: IN: CATS or DCP detection input.
pin 77: ROM EN: O : ROM enable signal output. L = OSD OFF.
pin 78: NU: O : Not in use.
pin 79: NU: IN: Not in use.
pin 80: iPod PWR ON : O : iPod power ON signal output.
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pin 81: Panel ON: O : LCD panel ON signal output.
pin 82: FAN ON: O : The fan on signal output.
pin 83: TV/OTHER: O : Horizontal sync select. H = TV.
pin 84 : FLASH READY :IN : Ready signal input from flash memory.
pin 85: EEP DO: O : The serial data output to the EEP-ROM.
pin 86 : CLK OU T: O : SUB-CLOCK-PLUSE output.
pin 87: EEP CK: O : The clock pulse output to the EEP-ROM.
pin 88: EEP CE: 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 : KI 0: IN : Key scan signal input.
pin 92 : KI 1: IN : Key scan signal input.
pin 93 : KI 2: IN : Key scan signal input.
pin 94 : KI 3: IN : Key scan signal input.
pin 95 : KO 0: O : Key scan signal output.
pin 96 : KO 1: O : Key scan signal output.
pin 97 : KO 2: O : Key scan signal output.
pin 98 : KO 3: O : Key scan signal output.
pin 99 : USA/3rd: IN : L = Asia, H = North America.
pin100: Mechanism: IN : L = Without the mechanism.
pin101: NTSC/PAL:IN : NTSC/PAL select signal input. L = NTSC.
pin102: FLASH WR: IN: The write flag input for the flash memory.
pin103: B VSS: - : Ground for the bus interface section.
pin104: B VDD: - : Positive voltage supply for the bus inter-
face section.
pin105: ILL DET: IN : Illumination ON signal input.
pin106: BUS ILL: O : Illumination-ON signal output for Ce-NET.
pin107: ILL ON: O : The illumination ON signal output.
pin108: Blink LED: O : LED Blinking signal output.
pin109: DVD ON 2: O : DVD ON signal output.
pin110: NU: IN : Not in use.
pin111: DVD RST: O : The reset signal output to the DVD mech-
anism.
pin112: DSP RST: O : Reset pulse output to the DSP IC.
pin113: DSP INIT: IN : The initial finished signal input from the
Radio-Audio-DSP.
pin114: SAMPLE:IN: Not in use.
pin115: NU: - : Not in use.
pin116: AM/FM 8V ON : O : AM/FM 8V ON signal output.
pin117: RDS DATA:IN : RDS serial data input.
pin118: AM/FM 5V ON : O : AM/FM 5V ON signal output.
pin119: iPod DET: IN: H = iPod is connected.
pin120: NU: - : Not in use.
pin121: DAC RESET: O : The reset pulse output to DAC.
pin122: SYS MUTE: O : System muting signal output.
pin123: AMP MUTE: O : Muting signal output to the Audio Power
Amplifier.
pin124: NU: - : Not in use.
pin125: Motor PWR: O : L = High Speed.
pin126: Photo Sens:IN : Photo sensor signal input.
pin127: Rear Im Sel 4 : O : Rear image signal selection. Refer Table
2.
pin128: Rear Im Sel 3 : O : Rear image signal selection. Refer Table
2.
pin129: TILT VR: IN: Input-terminal of internal ADC to read the
value of tilt-volume.
pin130: FAN TEMP:IN : The input terminal of the internal ADC to
detect the temperature.
pin131: Rear Im Sel 2 : O : Rear image signal selection. Refer Table
2.
pin132: Rear Im Sel 1 : O : Rear image signal selection. Refer Table
2.
pin133: Frnt Im Sel 3: O : Front image signal selection. Refer Table
1.
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pin134: Frnt Im Sel 2: O : Front image signal selection. Refer Table
1.
pin135: Frnt Im Sel 1: O : Front image signal selection. Refer Table
1.
pin136: SEL 3: IN : The selection signal input.
pin137: SEL 2: IN : The selection signal input.
pin138: PKB:IN : The parking brake signal input.
pin139: PHONE INT: IN : The telephone interrupt signal input.
pin140: NU: - : Not in use.
pin141: AMP REM DT : IN : Remote controller wire short detection.
pin142: AMP REM O: O : ON signal output to the amplifier.
pin143: AUTO ANT: O : Auto antenna control signal output.
pin144: ACC IN: IN: ACC ON flag input.
Table 1. Front image signal selection
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Frnt Im Sel 1 ( pin 135 )LHLL
Frnt Im Sel 2 ( pin 134 )LLHL
Frnt Im Sel 3 ( pin 133 )HHHL
Table 2. Rear image signal selection
VisualTVDVDDVD A/C
Rear Im Sel 1 ( pin 132 )LHLL
Rear Im Sel 2 ( pin 131 )LLHL
Rear Im Sel 3 ( pin 128 )HHHL
Rear Im Sel 4 ( pin 127 )LLLH
052-7079-20 TC58FVM5B3AFTG65CMOS Flash Memory
Terminal Description
pin 1 : A 15: IN : Address signal input.
pin 2 : A 14: IN : Address signal input.
pin 3 : A 13: IN : Address signal input.
pin 4 : A 12: IN : Address signal input.
pin 5 : A 11: IN : Address signal input.
pin 6 : A 10: IN : Address signal input.
pin 7 : A 9: IN : Address signal input.
pin 8 : A 8: IN : Address signal input.
pin 9 : A 19: IN : Address signal input.
pin 10 : A 20: IN : Address signal input.
pin 11 : WE: IN : Write enable signal input.
pin 12: RESET:IN : Reset signal input.
pin 13: NU: - : Not in use.
pin 14: WP/ACC:IN: The write protection signal input / The
acceleration signal input.
pin 15: RY/BY: O : The ready/busy signal output.
pin 16 : A 18: IN : Address signal input.
pin 17 : A 17: IN : Address signal input.
pin 18 : A 7: IN : Address signal input.
pin 19 : A 6: IN : Address signal input.
pin 20 : A 5: IN : Address signal input.
pin 21 : A 4: IN : Address signal input.
pin 22 : A 3: IN : Address signal input.
pin 23 : A 2: IN : Address signal input.
pin 24 : A 1: IN : Address signal input.
pin 25 : A 0: IN : Address signal input.
pin 26 : CE: IN : Chip enable signal input.
pin 27 : VSS: - : Negative supply voltage.
pin 28 : OE: IN : Output enable signal input.
pin 29 : D 0:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 30 : D 8:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 31 : D 1:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 32 : D 9:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 33 : D 2:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 34 : D 1 0:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 35 : D 3:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 36 : D 1 1:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 37 : VDD: - : Positive supply voltage.
pin 38 : D 4:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 39 : D 1 2:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 40 : D 5:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 41 : D 1 3:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 42 : D 6:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 43 : D 1 4:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 44 : D 7:I/O: Data input/output.
pin 45 : D 15/A-1:I/O: Data input/output. A-1 address input.
pin 46 : VSS: - : Negative supply voltage.
pin 47: BYTE/WORD:IN : Byte / Word selection.
pin 48 : A 16: IN : Address signal input.