Daewoo DPC-7900 User Manual

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S er v ice M a nua l
Portable DVD Player
Model: DPC-7900 Series
S/ M No. : O SPC790001
C aution
: In this Manual, some parts can be changed for improving,
May. 2005
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No.:
Revision:
Date:
0.1
Service Manual for
Portable DVD
Name of
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Company DAEWOO ELECTRONICS CORP.
DPC-7900 Series
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DATE
APPROVED BY
REVIEWED BY
PREPARED BY
Elliott Chang 18th.Dec.2005
DATE
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Revision Record
Date
17/ Dec./ 2005 0.1 New edition
Rev No
Section
Description
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
All trademarks used in the specifications are the property of their respective owners.
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1. General Descriptions …………………………………………………
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1.1. Model Features
1.2. Information
2. Electrical Characteristics
2.1. Optical Characteristics
2.2. Electrical Characteristics
2.3. System Block Diagram
2.4. Schematic Circuit Diagram
3. Power ………………………………………………………………………
3.1. Power Supply
3.2. Rechargeable Battery
4. Dimension & Physical Characteristics ………………………….
4.1. Outline Dimension
4.2. Physical Characteristics
4.3. Exploded View
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5. Regulatory Standards
5.1. Safety
5.2. EMI
5.3. Ergonomics
6. Service Tools and Equipment
6.1. Service Tools and Equipment .
6.2. Storing and Handling Test Discs
6.3. Notes
7. Spare Parts
7.1. key Parts List
8. Trouble shooting ………………………………………………………
8.1. Error Code Table
8.2. Debug & Trouble Shooting
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1 General Descriptions
1.1 Model Features
Video: DVD Playback, MPEG4(option) ,DivX(DivX Model),Kodak Picture CD compatible
& JPEG readable
Audio: CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, WMA Playback
Firmware Upgradable
Dolby Digital Output
7" active-matrix TFT screen, 16:9 wide aspect ratio
Composite Video Output
Ultra dimension & light weight: 205mm(L) x 163.5mm(W) x 38mm(H) / 900g (around)
Slim size wireless remote control
Rechargeable battery pack
12-volt car cigarette lighter cable
Universal AC/DC power adapter
Audio/video cable for TV connection
Built-in stereo speakers
Two Stereo headphone jack
Parental Lock
Anti Shock Protection
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1.2 Information
Disk Format DVD, VCD, CD, MP3, CD-R, CD-RW, MPEG4 (OPTION),JPEG,
Kodak Picture CD, DivX(DivX Model),WMA
Video System NTSC / PAL/Auto
Video Decompression MPEG-2 (ISO/IEC-13818), MPEG-1
Video Output 800~1200mVpp/75 ohm
Audio Characteristic 2-Channel Analog
Analog Output 1.0~2.0Vrms/10K ohm
Frequency Response DVD: 48kHz Sampling: 20Hz-20kHz
20Hz-20kHz
CD:
S/N Ratio <= -65dB
Dynamic Range <= -85dB
Audio Output Noise &Distortion Less than<= 0.01%
Digital Output SPDIF
Headphone Jack 32ohm (30Mw) > 8ohm
LCD Display 7” active-matrix TFT type
Audio / Video Section Audio input/output x1
Video input/output x1
S-Video /
Coaxial output x1
Audio Section Digital Output: Coaxial x1
Headphone Jack Headphone Jack x1
Line Voltage
AC 100
~240 VAC ± 10%(50/60Hz), (Adapter)
Power Consumption 12W (DC 12V, 1.0A)
Remote Control DC 3V Infra-red
Dimensions 205mm(L) x 163.5mm(W) x 38mm(H)
Weight 900 g (around)
Accessories Slim Size Remote Controller with 3V Battery
12-volt Car Cigarette Lighter Cable
Universal AC/DC Power Adapter
Audio Cable / Video Cable
Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery Pack
S-video /
Coaxial cable
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2 Electrical Characteristics
2.1 Optical Characteristics
Parameter Specifications Unit
Screen Size 7.0 (16:9 diagonal) inch
Display Format
Active Area
Dot Pitch
Pixel Configuration Stripe
Outline Dimension
Surface Treatment Anti-Glare and Hard Coating
Weight
166.0 (W)  100.0 (H)  7.2 (D)(typ.)
1400 (H)  234 (V)
154.08 (H)  8
0.107 (H)  0.37
180 ± 10
6.08 (V)
0 (V)
dot
mm
mm
mm
g
2.2 Electrical Characteristics
DVD/ SVCD/ VCD/ CD system decoding, packeted element streams and audio, video element
streams.
Fully digital servo processing (focusing, tracking, sledge and spindle servo control)
Fully digital calibration (focusing/ tracking offset and balance)
Digital phase lock loop with phase equalizer
Support Audio/ Video/ Photograph decoding and programming
Programmable Y/C delay relationship
Embedded micro-controller, up to 50MHz operating frequency
1.8V and 3.3V dual power supply, 208 pin PQFP
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2.3 System Block Diagram
2.3.1. The System Block Diagram & the Block's Function Description
DC To DC
MP1580
INVERTER
DISPLAY
7” TFT LCD
PW070XU3
TFT LCD Driver
IR3Y29B +HX8806
1. Loader
DM-520A
2. Servo +MPEG
MT1389D/MT1389C
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2.4 Schematic Circuit Diagram
(1)POWER_MPS
CTR_5V
CTR_5V
RM12
OPEN/10K
1
2 3
QM1
OPEN/3904
R2 330O
4.7k/open
NCTR_5V
NCTR_5V
R156
RM11
4.7K/open
+3.3V
10uF
9VIN
9VIN
NCTR_5V
C119
C4
RM4
RM5
RM2 33R
RM3 30.9K
10uF
MPS1580
CM5
100pF
GND
FB
4
5
Vsw
Comp
RM110K 1%
0.022uF
Vin
EN
0.01uF
123
BS
UM1
Sync
876
1 2
DIODE
CM3
100uF/10V/LU
6.8uH
CM2
CM1
DM1
22uH
LM1
LM2
22uF
OPEN
10K
C135
RM9
RM10
RM8 16.9K
RM7 OPEN
MPS1580
GND
FB
100pF
4
5
CM10
Vsw
Comp
123
BS
Vin
Sync
EN
876
0.01uF
UM2
1 2
RM610K 1%
CM9
0.022uF
CM8
DM2
DIODE
22uH
CM7
220uF/6.3V/LU
LM4 6.8uH
39K
10K
LM3
C136
22uF
1
2 3
1
Q1
3904
R1
3
2
LED1
1
DELETA
L26
FB
L27
FB
LDO_AV33
CB60
0.1uF
+
C121
220uF/6.3V/lu
0.1uF
LDO_AV33
RFV33
CB59
+
C120
220uF/6.3V/lu
RFV33
330O
D1
+3.3V
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+3.3V
+3.3V
+5V
+5V
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(2) POWER FOR TFT
CTR_TFT5V
HSYNC#
R158 330O
R157
4.7k/open R160
OPEN/10K
1
2 3
Q18
OPEN/3904
R159
4.7K/open
+3.3V
+3.3V_TFT
1 1
J1
POWERJACK
9VIN
C14
0.1uF
R3
R8
0(1.8K)
R9
3.9K
R10
47K
3
5
2
1
VIN
CTL
GND GND
U6 BA05SFP
VOUT
NC
4
5
+5V_TRAN
3 6
6
-
+
84
LM393
U3B
7
VSYNC#
POWDET_MPEG
R7
3K
2
-
+
1
POWDET_MCU
POWDET_MCU
3.3K
10k(8.2K)
R6
+3.3V
R4
47K
+3.3V
84
LM393
U3A
R5
3K
RB053L-30
C2
0.1uF
47uF/25V/LU
C3
C118
0.1uF
9VIN
132
1 2
D2
9VIN
BATTERY
GND
CON1
PDET
OUT
VIN
VIN
VOUT
213
4
+5V
C18
560K
0.1uF
C17
1000pF
R15
R18
0R
200K
1.6M
3
4
8
LFB
LDOO
CE
1
GND
VDD
EXT
FB
LX
2
567
R16
1M
R17
100uF/16V/LU
1
0.1uF
+
C16
RT9262
BSH105
R14
C15
U22
Q2
32
1N5819
1 2
1
3
D5
+7.5V_TFT
+5V_TRAN
1
3
20K
R13
TER9.5*100M
U5
8
8
7
7
5
5
6
6
R12
220R
L1
47uF/25V/LU
C10
1 2
1N5819
C11
22uF/25V/LU
+
47uF/25V/LU
1 2
D3
1N5819
R11
20K
D4
-10V_TFT
C9
100uF/10V/LU
C7
VCC
POWDET_MPEG
+5V_TRAN
L2
20uH
VCC
CTR_TFT5V
POWDET_MCU
5
GND
6
GND
7
GND
8
GND
C5
0.01uF
C6
100uF/6.3V/LU
CTR_AUDIO
CTR_LOAD
1
SHDN-
BP
4
IN OUT
V18
2 3
V18
U1
RT9167A-185CS
+3.3V
+5V
100uF/6.3V/LU
1
1
+15V_TFT
+5V_TFT+5V_TRAN
+7.5V_TFT
+3.3V_TFT
-10V_TFT
+5V_TFT
+7.5V_TFT
+3.3V_TFT
+15V_TFT
-10V_TFT
+3.3V
1
1
C1
+3.3V
0.1uF
C12
+
47uF/25V/LU
C13
20uH
+15V_TFT
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CTR_LOAD
CTR_TFT5V
POWDET_MCU
POWDET_MPEG
+5V_TRAN
1
+3.3V
+5V
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(3) SERVO&MPEG
TRIN
1
4
SW1
PUSHBUTTON
R69
10K
10K
R155
3
4
3
POWERON/OFF
1
CTR_5V TROPEN
R19
0
2
K1
3
TRCLOSE
INT/EXT
R20
0
RESET#
2
R72
10K
DV33
TROUT
SW2
TFT_SWITCH
2
1
1
10k
0.1uF
47uF/16v
47uF
100k
0.1uF
R215
CB95
BA5954
+
CE58
FB
1 2
+
C19
R23
39k
R209 20k
C111
150pF
CB93
FMSO
STBY
V1P4
TRSO
24
27
232225
26
CTK2
BIAS
STBY
VINLD
PREGND
CTK1
VINTK
VNFFC
VINSL+
VINSL-
VINFC
VOSL
CF2
CF1
G1G2
1
3
21571413
645288
2930
V1P4
FOSO
R212 20k
R210
10k
R211
20k
C112
150pF
DMSO
VCC
L41
MO_VCC
1N4148
D6
R22
TP1
URST#
RS-232
MO_VCC
211920
PVCC2
PGND
VNFTK
PVCC1
PGND
VCC
91012
+3.3V
TxD
4x1 W/HOUSING
4
CB90
0.1uF
CB91
0.1uF
CB92
0.1uF
AUDIO INTERFACE
TP51
VOLD-
VOSL-
TP52
MO_VCC
1
V33
+3.3V
VCC
L4
FB
CB108
0.1uF
AVCC
HOP1200/1200N(1240)
F+
DMSO
R202 10k
DMO
CB84
CB85
CB86
CB87
CB88
CB89
ASDAT[0..2]
ASDAT[0..2] [5]
F-
FMSO
R201 15k
FMODFOO
HEADER 24 SMD0.5 TOP
10uH
32
R197 4.7
R198 4.7
Q26
1
2SB1132
+
CE56
47uF/16v
LDO1
LDO_AV33
FOSO
TRSO
R200 33k
R199 33k
PWR# A16
A15 A14 A13 A12
TRO
A11 A10 A9 A20 PCE#
AD0 AD1 AD2 AD3 AD4 AD5
TP38
AD6 A21
TP42
ALE
V18
AD7 A17
TP43
A0 UWR#
TP46
URD#
TP37
RGB_SWITCH VSCK
TP39
VSTB
DV33
VSDA SCL
R190
10k
SDA
TP44
RESET# MUTE_DAC
TP40
RXD TXD TRCLOSE
TP45
ICE URST# IR
TP41
INT0#
CB79
0.1uF
CB80
0.1uF
CB81
0.1uF
CB82
0.1uF
DV33
CB83
0.1uF
SCL
SDA
MEMORY
IIC
SDA [3]
SCL [3]
3 2
47uF/16v
A1 PRD#
CS# [3]
TOP
24
R196 10
R195 10
LD-DVD
LD-CD
GND
GND
MDI2
RFO
D
C
MDI1
A
AVCC1
B
L40
L39
10uH
Very Important to
reduce Noise
Q25
1
2SB1132
1
B
2SB1132
C
+
CE55
CS#
WE# [3]
2
3
LDO2
A8
A5
A7
A6
A3
A4
A19
A18
DV33
52
53
54
51
IOA6
IOA7
HIGHA0
DVDD18
IOA3
IOA4
IOA5
55
IOA18
56
DVSS
57
IOA19
58
DVDD3
59
IOWR#
60
A16
61
DVDD3
62
HIGHA7
63
HIGHA6
64
HIGHA5
65
HIGHA4
66
HIGHA3
67
HIGHA2
68
HIGHA1
69
IOA20
70
IOCS#
71
DVSS
72
IOA1
73
IOOE#
74
DVSS
75
AD0
76
AD1
77
AD2
78
AD3
79
AD4
80
AD5
81
AD6
82
IOA21
83
ALE
84
DVDD18
85
AD7
86
A17
87
DVDD3
88
IOA0
89
UWR#
90
URD#
91
UP1_2
92
UP1_3
93
GPIO6
94
UP1_4
95
UP1_5
96
UP1_6
97
DVSS
98
UP1_7
99
UP3_0
100
UP3_1
101
UP3_4
102
UP3_5
103
GPIO7
104
ICE
105
PRST#
106
IR
107
INT0#
108
DVDD3
DQM0
DVSS
U17
MT1389D
UQ216
V18
DCKE
CAS#
WE#
RAS#
CAS# [3]
RAS# [3]
DCKE [3]
RD2
RD3
RD4
RD6
RD5
RD7
115
114
113
111
112
110
109
DQ6
DQ5
DQ7
DQ3
DQ4
DQM0
PRD#
PWR#
PCE#
DCLK
DQM[0..1]
A[0..21]
BA[0..1]
DQ[0..15]
MA[0..11]
AD[0..7]
FLASH
A[0..21] [3]
BA[0..1] [3]
DQM[0..1] [3]
DCLK [3]
PWR# [3]
MA[0..11] [3]
PRD# [3]
PCE# [3]
DQ[0..15] [3]
AD[0..7] [3]
TP49
R203
1
SL+
SL-
R204
1
T-
TP47
171816
U38
VOTK+
VOLD+
VOTK-
TP48
VOFC+
VOSL+
VOFC-
11
SP-
R205
1
SP+
R206
1
TP50
C107
330pF
C108
330pF
C109
0.1uF
C110
0.015uF
V1P4
RxD
+3.3V
123
J8
0.1uF
0.1uF
0.1uF
0.1uF
0.1uF
DV33
0.1uF
AL
AR
ASPDIF
ALRCK
ABCK
VSCK
VSDA
ACLK
AR [5]
AL [5]
VSDA
ACLK [5]
ABCK [5]
ALRCK [5]
ASPDIF [4]
VSCK
F
AVCC1
E
V20
V18
V18
STBY
R194 0
A2
HSYNC#
GPIO1
GPIO2
GPIO0
IOA2
DVSS
RD15
RD0
RD1
118
119
117
116
DQ1
DQ0
DQ2
DQ15
FS0
VIDEO INTERFACE
FS0 [4]
Y[3..6] [ 5 ]
1234567891011121314151617181920212223
GND
VSYNC#
4447484950
FG/ADIN1
RD14
120
Y[3..6]
HITACHI
HOP1200/1200N(1240)
HA1
CB78
0.1uF
L38
C106
0.1uF FB
AVCC
+
CE54
100uF/16v
V1P4
C105
C
R192
R
R193
R
C104
0.1uF
OP-
OP+
ADIN
FOO
TRO
FMO
TROPENT+DMO
OPO
37
OP_OUT
OP_INN
OP_INP
FOO
TRO
TROPENPWM
PWMOUT1/ADIN0
FMO
DMO
DVDD3
DQM1
DVSS
RD10
RD11
RD12
RD13
RD8
RD9
130
129
128
126
127
125
124
123
122
121
DQ12
DQ8
DQ14
DQ13
DQ10
DQ11
DQ9
DQM1
URST#
MUTE_DAC
PWR#
HSYNC#
VSYNC#
URST# [1]
MUTE_DAC [5]
HSYNC# [ 4 ]
VSYNC# [ 4 ]
PWR# [3]
18
20E12
21
22
23
VR
Fo+
Tr-10VR
Tr+
PD(Monitor)
Fo-
TP35
0.1uF
TP32
TP31
TP30
TP33
TP34
V2P8
V1P4
V20
TEZISLV
FEO
TEO
2827302932
314326253334353642414539404638
V2REFO
SGND
VREFO
V20
TEO
FEO
TEZISLV
V1.7
DVDD18
RWE#
RCS#
CAS#
RAS#
BA1
BA0
137
136
135
134
133
132
131
WE#
CS#
BA1
BA0
CAS#
RAS#
PCE#
CTR_TFT5V
INT/EXT
AVCC [1 ]
PCE# [3]
CTR_TFT5V [5]
INT/EXT [5]
15
14
7
8911
13
PD17Vcc
LD(DVD)
GND(NC)
F
GNDCC
B
GND
D16A
VRF(1.4V)
LD(CD)
C103 1uF
RFVDD3
TP23
TP19
TP27
TP21
TP25
TP22
TP24
TP26
TP20
CB77
LDO2
MDI1
SUBC
LDO1
MDI2
E
F
SUBD
TP29
TP28
RFOP
RFON
23
24
CDFON
CDFOP
TNI
TPI
MDI1
MDI2
LDO2
LDO1
RFLVL/RFON
CSO/RFOP
SVDD3
MT1389D
DVDD3
DVDD3
DVSS
DVSS
RCLK
RA10
RA11
CKE
RA3
RA2
RA1
RA0
RA8
RA9
151
150
149
148
147
146
145
144
143
142
141
140
139
138
MA8
MA10
MA9
MA0
DCLK
MA1
MA3
DCKE
MA11
MA2
ALRCK
R1911k0603R
4
E
TP18
SUBB
RA7
+
CE77
220uF/16V
3246195
1
2
R185 10k
Vs(Vc)
Vcc
GND
V18
V18
L37
FB
CB76
0.1uF
RFV18
J6
6x1 W/HOUSING_180
TP12
TP15
TP13
TP16
TP14
A
C
B
B
D
RFO
A
C
C99 1uF
C102 C
C100 1uF
C97 1uF
C98 1uF
C101 1uF
SUBA
TP17
10111213141516171819202122
2
345
1
678
9
DVDA
DVDB
DVDC
DVDD
AGND
DVDRFIP
DVDRFINMAMBMCMDSASBSCSD
AVDD3
IREF
RFGC
OSN OSP
RFGND
CRTPLP
HRFZC RFRPAC RFRPDC
RFVDD3 ADCVSS ADCVDD3
LPFOP
LPFIN LPFIP
LPFON
PLLVDD3
IDACEXLP
PLLVSS
JITFN JITFO XTALI
XTALO RFVDD18 RFGND18
ADACGND
AL
VCM
AR
ADACVDD3
APLLVSS APLLCAP
APLLVDD3
R B
DACVSSA
G DACVDDA DACVSSB DACVDDB
CVBS
DACVSSC
FS
VREF
DACVDDC
SPDIF
MC_DATA
DVDD3 ASDATA3 ASDATA2 ASDATA1 ASDATA0
ALRCK
DVDD18
GPIO5
GPIO4
GPIO3
ABCK
DVSS
ACLK
RA4
RA5
RA6
162
161
160
159
158
157
156
155
154
153
152
4.7k
V18
MA6
ACLK
MA5
MA4
MA7
ABCK
R187 0
R188 0
R189 0
LIMIT
TROUT
TRIN
L52
FB
LDO_AV33
LDO_AV33
DV33
6 5 4 3 2 1
CB73
0.1uF
+
CE51
47uF/16v
CB74
0.1uF
+
CE52
47uF/16v
CB75
0.1uF
+
CE53
47uF/16v
216 215 214 213 212 211 210 209 208 207 206 205 204 203 202 201 200 199 198 197 196 195 194 193 192 191 190 189 188 187 186 185 184 183 182 181 180 179 178 177 176 175 174 173 172 171 170 169 168 167 166 165 164 163
R183
C95
0.1uF
R182
2K
22p
22p
+3.3V
L51
FB
RFV33
CB107
0.1uF
+
CE78
220uF/16V
RFV33
SL-
SL+
SP+
LIMIT
SP-
R181 1
R177 R
+ce49=1000uf
V1P4
CE1
+
1000uF/10v
V2P8
CE49
ADACVDD3
+
V20
C88
16800PF
0603C
C15 closed to Pin186
ADACVDD3
C8
+c88=17nf
0603C
+
CE48
100uF/16v
V1P4
CB72
0.1uF
C93
0.1uF
RFVDD3
R175 15k
C87 0.1uF
C89 0.1uF
C90 0.033uF
C94
0.1uF C84
RFVDD3
RFVDD3
C91 0.047uF C92 0.047uF
PLLVDD3
C82 0.47uF/N.C
JITFN JITFO
XTALI
R178 0 R179 0
RFV18
AL AR
ADACVDD3
APLLVDD3
Y6 Y5
Y4
DACVDD3 DACVDD3
Y3
DACVDD3
ASPDIF
FS0 ASDAT2 ASDAT1 ASDAT0 ALRCK
FS
VREF
XI
R21
0
TP11
TP10
C116
R218 100k
Y1 C27MHz
1 2
C117
R220
0
74HC04
XO
C
150k
150k
C83
2200pF
680k
PLLVDD3
R170 100k
1000pF
XI XO
TP8
TP9
DV33
1000p
3 4
C115
0.1uF
220uF/16V
R172
R173
R174
6.8
0603C
74HC04
XTALI
CB200
+
CE100
L50
FB
DV33
C72 2200pF
R168 680k
OPO
C73
0.1uF/N.C
R169 0
OP+
OP-
ADIN
RFV33
RFV33
TP6
TP5
TP4
L36
10uH
3216
L33
FB
R176
C74
0.1uF
C75
0.01uF
C76
2200pF
RFVDD3
V1P4
20pF
C78
C77 0.1uF
+
C79
10uF/25v
10uF/10v
TP2
C80
JITFO
C71 390pF
R166 750k
C81
1500pF
JITFN
TP3
DACVDD3
CB71
0.1uF
+
CE47
10uF/25v
L3
FB
C114
L42 2.7u, DIP
1 2
147
U20B
R217 R
+3.3V
147
U20A
APLLVDD3
CB70
0.1uF
+
CE46
10uF/25v
R167
0
L34
FB
DV33
1
- 7 -
ABCK
ASDATA3
MC_DATA
ASDATA2
VSCK
ASDATA2
VSTB
VSDA
CONTROLBORD,11P,PITCH=1.5MM
10
11
CON2
ACLK
IR
C33
100pF
VCC
123456789
1234567891011
1
100uF/6.3V/LU
CE16
+
IR1
3 2 1
+3.3V
4.7K
R28
Page 12
(4) SDRAM&FLASH&EEPROM
DCS#
SDCKE
DCAS#
DRAS#
DWE#
DQM0
DQM1
1516171819
41
28
VSS
ESMT M12L64164A/N.C
TSOP54
8M 16M 32M FLASH
STM29W160/MX29LV800(160)
TSOP 48 pin
VSS
VSSQ
FLASH_VCC
12
RESET
VSS
VSSQ
54
VSSQ
11
WE
GND2
46
36
40
NC
NC
VCCQ
VSSQ
10k
PCE#
PRD#
PWR#
284716
26
OE
CE
GND1
VCC
27
CB53
0.1uF
CB54
0.1uF
37
39
DQMH
VCCQ
43
R70
AA21
10
A20
DQML
VCCQ
A19
BYTE
37
CAS
RAS
CS
CKE
CLK
WE
VCCQ
DQ15
VCC
VCC
VCC
1
14
3627
SD33
SD33
FLASH_VCC
AA20
A19
A17
A16
A13
A14
A18
A15
48
17
9
1
A18
A12
A11
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
WP/ACC
D11
D12
D13
D14
D15
R67 10k
A0
FLASH_VCC
SD33
CB52
0.1uF
123
4 5
EEPROM 24C16
SOP-8
NCNCNC
GND SDA
VCC
SCL
WP
678
SCL
SDA
VCC
U12
R68
680
VCC
[ 1 ]
R254
680
SD33
MA7
MA3
MA5
MA0
MA8
MA11
DQ14
A10
D10
DV33
DQ14
A11
64532
34
DBA0
DBA1
20
21
BA0/A13
BA1/A12
DQ12
DQ13
DQ12
DQ13
A9
A10
8
7
A9
D9
32143639414345
GND
GND [ 1,2,3,4,5 ]
A11
DQ11
MA6
MA9
MA4
MA1
MA2
MA10
35
22
34
A10/AP
A9
DQ10
DQ9
445245
4749485051
DQ11
DQ9
DQ10
A6
A8
18
AD6
AD7A7AD5
IIC
232425
26
2930313233
A0A1A2
A3
A4A5A6A7A8
U9
DQ0
DQ1
DQ2
DQ3
DQ4
DQ5
DQ6
DQ7
DQ8
2
4125
798
104611
13
42
DQ6
DQ8
DQ4
DQ2
DQ3
DQ0
DQ5
DQ1
DQ7
A3
A1
A4
A2
A5
A20 AA20
25242322212019
U11
A0A1A2A3A4A5A6A7A8
R62 R
R61 R
16Mb
32Mb
D0D1D2
D3
D4D5D6D7D8
293133
35
3840424430
AD3
AD4
SDCLK
R66 33
DCLK
SDA[ 2 ]
SCL[ 2 ]
SDA
SCL
AD2
SDCKE
R65 33
DCKE
AA21A21
AD1
AD0
DV33
L24
L25 FB
NO_USE
CB51
0.1uF
FLASH_VCC
+
CE25
47uF/16V
DCS#
DCAS#
DRAS#
DWE# WE#
DBA0
DBA1
R64 33
R63 33
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
RN1
33x4
RAS#
CS#
CAS#
BA0
BA1
[ 2 ]
AD[0..7][ 2 ]
A[0..21][ 2 ]
PCE#
PRD#[ 2 ]
PWR#[ 2 ]
FLASH
AD[0..7]
A[0..21]
PWR#
PRD#
DRAM
PCE#
VCC
delete
CS#[ 2 ]
CS#
[ 2 ]
WE#
WE#
26
50
VSS
VSS
ESMT M12L16161A-7
VSSQ
VSSQ
26
50
VSS
VSS
ESMT M12L16161A-7
VSSQ
VSSQ
CB50
0.1uF
+
CE24
47uF/16V
[ 2 ]
[ 2 ]
[ 2 ]
[ 2 ]
[ 2 ]
DQM[0..1][ 2 ]
BA[0..1]
CAS#
DCKE
DCLK
RAS#
BA[0..1]
DQM[0..1]
RAS#
CAS#
DCKE
DCLK
VSSQ
VSSQ
37
NC
VSSQ
37
NC
VSSQ
SD33
MA[0..11][ 2 ]
MA[0..11]
33
NC
VCCQ
33
NC
VCCQ
DV33
L23 FB
DQ[0..15][ 2 ]
DQ[0..15]
DQM0
DQM1
36
DQMH
VCCQDQML
VCCQ
1314
38
DQM0
DQM1
36
DQMH
VCCQDQML
VCCQ
1314
38
SD33
DCS#
DWE#
DCAS#
DRAS#
1516171819
WE
CAS
RASCSBA/A11
VCCQ
VCC
VCC
1
25
SD33
SD33
DCAS#
DRAS#
DWE#
DBA1
1516171819
WE
CAS
RASCSBA/A11
VCCQ
VCC
VCC
1
25
SD33
SD33
220uF/16V
0.1uF
DQ15
DQ15
MA7
MA3
MA9
MA8
MA4
DBA0
SDCKE
MA10
SDCLK
20
32
34
35
A10
A9
CKE
CLK
DQ10
DQ11
DQ12
DQ13
DQ14
DQ9
404142
434445
464748
49
DQ9
DQ12
DQ11
DQ13
DQ14
DQ15
DQ10
SDCKE
DBA0
MA9
MA10
20
32
34
35
A10
A9
CKE
CLK
DQ10
DQ11
DQ12
DQ13
DQ14
DQ9
404142
434445
464748
49
DQ15
DQ9
DQ10
DQ11
DQ14
DQ13SDCLK
DQ12
+
CE23
0.1uF
CB44
CB49
CB45
0.1uF
0.1uF CB46
SD33
CB47
0.1uF
CB48
0.1uF
MA0
MA5
MA1
MA6
212223
24
2728293031
A0A1A2
A3
A4A5A6A7A8
U7
DQ0
DQ1
DQ2
DQ3
DQ4
DQ5
DQ6
DQ7
DQ8
2
345
678
91011
12
39
DQ0
DQ4
DQ1
DQ5MA2
DQ6
DQ8
DQ7
DQ2
DQ3
MA5
MA4
MA8
MA2 DQ2
MA7
MA1
MA3
MA6
MA0
212223
24
2728293031
A0A1A2
A3
A4A5A6A7A8
U8
DQ0
DQ1
DQ2
DQ3
DQ4
DQ5
DQ6
DQ7
DQ8
2
345
678
91011
12
39
DQ6
DQ1
DQ0
DQ8
DQ3
DQ7
DQ5
DQ4
+
CE22
220uF/16V
CB36
0.1uF
0.1uF
CB37
0.1uF
CB38
CB39
0.1uF
CB40
0.1uF
SD33
0.1uF
CB41
CB42
0.1uF
CB43
0.1uF
SDCLK
38
53
DQ15
A12
DV33
[ 1 ]
- 8 -
Page 13
(5) VIDEO OUTPUT
ASPDIF
R154
100R
C132
330pF
C133
270pF
C134
470pF
VIDEO/COAXIAL
R153 100R
C131 0.1uF
54231
GND
GND
VIDEO_TV
VIDEO
COAXIAL
VIDEO
C51
C122
0
R151
150R
TFT_OUT
TFT_CVBS
L43
Y4
L22 1.8uH
CVBS_TFT
47pF
47pF
Y5
R149
150R
47pF
SVIDEO_C
270pF
270pF
47pF
C45
C46
S_VIDEO
C49
P/N
Y3
R152
75R
47pF
47pF
J10
OPEN
C128
C113
CVBS_OUT
C129
330pF-OPEN
C130
VIDEO_TV
L44
0
L45 1.8uH
CVBS_OUT
47pF
47pF
C123
OPEN
C124
330pF-OPEN
C43
C44
L20
2.7uH
54231
GND
GND
S_C
150R
S_Y
R146
2.7uH
S_Y
SCALE
R147 4.7K
Y6
L18 1.8uH
SVIDEO_Y
L19
J7
1
R150 4.7K
1
4.7K
SCALE
SCALE
R145
+5V
+5V_TRAN
Y[3..6]
Y[3..6]
+5V_TRAN
+5V_TFT
+5V_TFT
+5V
+5V
INT/EXT
P/N
ASPDIF
ASPDIF
INT/EXT
P/N
4.7KL21 1.8uH
+5V_TRAN
12
MODE
SCALE
R148
13
CON4
2 3
3904
+5V
TFT_OUT
CVBS_OUT
TFT_OUT
CVBS_OUT
Q16
CVBS_TFT
CVBS_TFT
1
2N3904
B E
3
C
2
+7.5V_TFT
+15V_TFT
+5V_TFT
+3.3V_TFT
9VIN
-10V_TFT
1
2 3
Q17
3904
-10V_TFT
9VIN
+3.3V_TFT
+7.5V_TFT
+15V_TFT
+5V_TFT
F10 FB
F8 FB F9 FB
TFT_CVBS
F2 FB
F1 FB
F4 FB
F5 FB
F6 FB
C126
330uF/6.3V
0.1uF
C127
+
F13 FB
1
TFT I/O
+15V_TFT
HVGND
F12 FB
2
F11 FB
4
3
+5V_TFT
+7.5V_TFT
+3.3V
F7 FB
5
6
-10V_TFT
+9VPOWER
GND
F3 FBC48
10
987
VIDEO
NTSC/PAL
11
VGND
1
- 9 -
Page 14
(6) AUDIO OUTPUT
1K
2 3
R144
MUTE_DAC
R143 4.7K
1
Q15
3904
CVBS_OUT
CVBS_OUT
2 3
2 3
TFT_OUT
TFT_OUT
9014
Q14
1
INT/EXT
INT/EXT
2 3
R141
1
3904
CVBS_TFT
R142 3K
3904
4.7K
Q13
CVBS_TFT
AOUT_L
open
R140 4.7K
1
Q12
A_IN/OUTL
R139
R137
4.7K
SHUTDOWN
R138
4.7K
MUTE_IN
7 8
8 7
A_L_SPEAKER
470pF
470pF
7
-
­7
560R
C41
C42
200K
R136
F_TB3GA4.5Z
F_TB3GA4.5Z
AUDIO L/R
GND
R135
U23
3456 2
+
+ 2
3456
U21
54231
GND
1N4148
3456 2
1
1 2
3456
A_IN/OUTR
L17
22uH
AUDIOR
TFT_OUT
CVBS_OUT
A_R_SPEAKER
A_IN/OUTR
open
A_IN/OUTL
L16 22uH
AUDIOL
AUDIOL
C40
100uF/6.3V
+
470R
1 2
D9
A_MUTE
CVBS_TFT
R134
J9
+3.3V
+5V
1
Q11
3906
+3.3V
+3.3V
AOUT_R
1 2
R133
23
1 1
VCC
VCC
220uH
L15
VCC_AUD
R132
22K
+3.3V
D8
1N4148
1 2
D7
1N4148
+
C38
100uF/6.3V
+
C39
100uF/6.3V
10uF/6.3V
R127 4.7K
+
A_R_SPEAKER
C20
47uF/10V
+
1K/5k
R113
1K/5k
C21
0.1uF
VREF5V
AR
10uF/6.3V
+
C24
R109 4.7K
1
R114
3.3K
R110
VQ FILT+
CS4344-OPEN
C67
A_L_SPEAKER
Q10
8550
23
R111
560R
MUTE_IN
MCLK
AOUTL
VCC
789
0.1uF
220uF/6.3v
12345 6
SDATA
DEM/SCLK
LRCK
U27
AOUTR
GND
VA
10
DAC_MR
C64
1000pF
VREF5V
R102
10K
5
8 4
R104
0R
100K/?
R103
A_MUTE
VCC
R98
47R
A_AVDD
C62
+
C63
SACLK
SBCLK A_AVDD
SLRCK
4 5
DEM/SCLK
LRCK
MCLK AOUTR
CS4334-OPEN
AGND
VA
678
C58
0.1uF
C61
10uF/16V
+
R100
10K
C59
220pF
R101
5.1K
R97
15K
47uF/10V
6
-
+
MC33202D
U15B
7
R95
0R
C60
10uF/16V
+
R99 1.8K
R96 560R
23
Q9
39041
AOUT_R
SDATA
AOUTL
0.1uF
SDAT0
123
DAC_ML
C57
C56
2 3
U16
+
8 4
VCC
100K/?
3904
VCCAUD
MUTE_DAC
SHUTDOWN
ACLK
ASDAT0
ALRCK
ABCK
MUTE_DAC
ALRCK
ACLK
ABCK
ASDAT0
SHUTDOWN
VCCAUD
ACLK
ASDAT0
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
RN3
33x4
AL
SDAT0
SACLK
SLRCKALRCK
SBCLKABCK
C53
10uF/16V
+
R88
10K
C52
220pF
C55
1000pF
R89
5.1K
VREF5V
R92
10K
R85
15K
3
2
-
+
MC33202D
U15A
1
C54
10uF/16V
+
R93
R90
1.8K
R94 560R
1
Q8
1
AOUT_L
C34
0.1uF
VCC_AUD
A_L_SPEAKER
C35
47uF/10V
+
C37
47uF/10V
+
2.2uF/6.3V
+
101112 13
LLINEIN
LHPIN
PVDD
LOUT- GND
TPA6011
SHUTDOWN
LOUT+
FADE
1415161718192021222324
SHUTDOWN
680pF
680pF 680pF
680pF
A_R_SPEAKER
C36
C28
2.2uF/6.3V
+
C29
C30
1uF
1uF
1k
3.9k
123456789
U19
GND
ROUT-
PVDD
RHPIN
RLINEIN
RIN
VDD
LIN
VOLUME
BYBASS
HP/LINE
SEMAX
SEDIFF
SE/BTL
ROUT+
GND
C182
2.2uF
C31
C32
LOUT+
LOUT-
C85
ROUT-
C86
431
2
SPEAKER
LOUT-
LOUT+
ROUT-
PHONE_ON
ROUT+
+
0R
C26
10uF/6.3V
CON3
ROUT+
+
C27
10uF/6.3
VOLUME 10K
PHONEJACK
200K
R131
0R
R116
R122
open
4.7K R117
R123
3.3K R118
12345
J4
12345
J5
23456
1
470R
R115
R129
R130
VCC_AUD
L14
10uH
R119
1K
L13
10uH
R120
1K
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Page 15
3 Power
3.1 Power Supply
Input voltage:
Normal voltage: 100 to 240 Vac.
Variation range: 90 to 264 Vac.
Input frequency:
Normal frequency: 50 to 60 Hz.
Variation range: 47 to 63 Hz.
Input current: 0.6 arms max. at any input voltage and max. DC output rated load.
Inrush current: 70 amps max. cold start at 240 Vaz. Input, with rated load and 25 ambient.
AC leakage current: 0.25 mA max. at 240 Vac. Input.
3.2 Rechargeable Battery
Output Voltage8.4~6.0V Cut-off Voltage5.7~6.0V Charge voltageThe battery pack should be charged when the input voltage is from11V to 15V Chargera.) Hiteker DC12V/2.0A adaptor.
b.) Hiteker DC12V/2.0A adaptor and Portable DVD
LED is in red color when the battery pack is in charging; and turns into green color when
batter pack is full.
If the battery pack is in Full status, no matter use adaptor charge directly or link DVD to
charge again, the LED must be turn into green color in 15 min.
The cycle life of battery pack has more than 300 cycles. Charge: The battery pack must be able to charge when used the Hiteker DC12V/2.0A adaptor or
Hiteker DC12V/2.0A adaptor and portable DVD (power off status).
Discharge: Using the battery pack as the power source for portable DVD that in DVD disc
playing mode, the discharging time must be exceed 2.
3.2.1 Electrical Protection The battery pack shall be capable of withstanding a continuous short circuit output without damage.
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5hrs.
Page 16
The battery pack shall return to normal operation only after the fault has been removed. A thermal fuse must be added on the surface of cell body to protect the battery pack. A polyswitch must be add to protect the battery pack.
Charge & Play Time of Battery Pack
Charge Time
Ni-MH 2400mAh
4~5 2.5
(6S1P)
(hr)
DVD Title
Play Time (hr)
Styling
For DPC-7
00 Series
9
- 12 -
Page 17
4 Dimension & Physical Characteristics
4.1 Outline Dimension
205mm(L) x 163.5mm(W) x 38mm(H)
4.2 Physical Characteristics
1
15
15
2
3 4 5 6 7 8
9
10
11 12
14
1.LCD SCREEN
3.DISC MENU
5.TV MODE
7.SUB TITLE
9.PAUSE
11.ENTER
13.SETUP
15.SPEAKERS
2.TFT ON/OFF KNOB
4.PREV
6.NEXT
8.PLAY
10.STOP
12.DIRECTION BUTTONS/FR,FF
14.OPEN/PUSH
13
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Page 18
4.3 Exploded View
4.3.1 DVD Door & Mainbody_top module
- 14 -
Page 19
4.3 Exploded View
4.3.2 Keyboard & Mainbody_top module
- 15 -
Page 20
4.3 Exploded View
4.3.3 Mecha & Mainbody_bottom module
- 16 -
Page 21
4.3 Exploded View
4.3.4 Mainbody module
- 17-
Page 22
4.3 Exploded View
4.3.5 Display module & Mainbody module
- 18 -
Page 23
5 Regulatory Standards
5.1 Safety
UL
FDA
LVD
5.2 EMI
CE FCC
5.3 Ergonomics
Dolby
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Page 24
6 Service Tools and Equipment
6.1Service Tools and Equipment Table
Application Name
DVD Testing Disc General
Adjust
Grounding for electrostatic breakdown
General Tools
CD Testing Disc Confirm
VCD Testing Disc
Oscillograph
Probes
AV Cables
TV Monitor
Searing-iron
Antistatic wrist strap
Conductive material
screwdriver etc.
steel sheet
6.2 Storing and Handling Test Discs
care for storing and using it.
1. Do not place the disc on worktable directly after using.
2. Do not store discs in places subject to direct sunlight or near heat sources.
It is important for a DVD testing disc keeping its surface precise. Please
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3. Do not place the disc on a glass surface. It may damage the disc. If this happened,
please use a new testing disc adjust DVD player precision.
6.3 Notes
PLEASE READ ALL NOTES GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL.
Locate
Place the unit on a firm, flat surface.
Do not place in a high temperature (upwards of 40 ) or high wet
(upwards of 80 percent) area.
Do not place in an area with a lot of dust.
Keep away from direct sunlight &domestic heating equipment.
Do not fall any objects into the unit.
● Care should be taken so that liquids are not spilled into the unit openings.
Such situations could result in fire or electrical shock.
Keep the DVD video player away from any magnetic articles such as speaker etc.
Superposition
Please place the DVD player horizontally. Do not place a heavy object
(amplifier, receiver) on it. The object may fall, causing serious personal injury
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or death.
This unit shou
ld be situated away from heat source, such as amplifiers, radiators,
stoves or any other units producing heat.
Condensation
Lens could be moistening in these cases.
Turn on heater shortly,
In a very wet room,
Move the player
from a cold environment to a heat environment quickly.
Being moisture inside the play could operate normally. Please turn on power and
wait about an hour for drying the moisture.
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7
Spare Parts
Location
U17 MT1389QE_D MTK1389D MTK W/O DivX
U11 ICMT1389DE-C
U11
U14
U7 IC42S16100-7T SDRAM IC
U13 IS42S16400-7T
U38 ICBA5954FP DRIVE IC ROHM W/O DivX
Part NO Part Name
GKB2.855.8105MX
GKB2.855.8138MX
AT49LV4096AT-70TC
ICMX26LV800BTC-70
7.1 Key Parts List
U12 ICBA5954FP
U12 IC24C02 EEPROM IC ATMEL W/O DivX
U15 IC24C02
MEPG Board Hiteker W/O DivX
Description Maker Remark
Main Board
MPEG IC
FLASH Memory
IC
SDRAM IC
MOTOR DRIVE
IC
EEPROM IC
MEPG Board(With DivX)
MTK1389C MTK With DivX
4M Memory ATMEL W/O DivX
8M Memory
SDRAM IC
DRIVE IC ROHM With DivX
EEPROM IC ATMEL With DivX
Hiteker With DivX
FUJITSU
ISSI ISSI
With DivX
W/O DivX
With DivX
UM1/2 MP1580 DC TO DC MPS W/O DivX
U1/2 MP1580
U19 TPA6011 AUDIO Amplifier TI W/O DivX
U20 TPA6011
U201 HX8806 TCON IC TCON IC HIMAX For All
U1 IR3Y29B
GKB4.021.8027MX
GKB2.930.8026MX
GKB2.855.8042MX
Power Trans IC
AUDIO Trans IC
AUDIO Amplifier TI With DivX
Key PCB
High Voltage PCB
Drive PCB
VIDEO Decode IC VIDEO Decode IC
Function Key Part Hiteker For All
High Voltage PCB TOP-STAR For All
TFT LCD Driver Hiteker For All
DC TO DC MPS With DivX
SHARP For All
DM-520A
HOP-1200W Pick up Pick up HITACH For All
CCM03-030R1-49 Spindle Motor Spindle Motor Moretech For All
PW070XU3
WFF-030PB-08315
GKB4.819.8045MX
Loader
Sled Motor Sled Motor WeiZhen For All
TFT Screen
Rechargeable Battery
DVD Player Foryou For All
TFT screen
Ni-MH2400mAh
PVI For All
Rebenergy For All
GKB2.930.8015
AC/DC Adapter
DC 12V 2.7A SiDa For All
GKB2.018.8072WX
Remote Control
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Remote Control FeiDa For All
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8 Trouble Shooting
8.1 Error Code Table
CODE Descriptions of Error Note
Power Test
T01 No power no action
T02 Power Led indicator is not on or insufficient brightness
T03 Loading time too long
T04 Remote control bad sensing or not functional
T05 System stays in the Run In condition after power on, can’t be tested
T06 System down at power on
T07 System down during playing
T08 Power on unstable
T09 Abnormal sound in the system
Disc Drive Test
T11 Can’t read the disc (No Disc)
T12 Disc drive no action or locked
T13 Disc drive scratches the disc
T14 Some discs can’t be played (can’t play CD or VCD or DVD)
T15 Head does not work
T16 Spindle does not work
Video Test
T21 No video / abnormal (Please indicate the abnormal condition)
T22 Video: no video / abnormal (Please indicate the abnormal condition)
T23 S-Video No video / abnormal or black & white (Please indicate the
abnormal condition)
T24 VCD picture abnormal (Please indicate the abnormal condition)
T25 DVD picture abnormal (Please indicate the abnormal condition)
T26 Picture subtitle display abnormal or no display
T27 Setting menu picture abnormal (Please indicate the abnormal condition)
Audio Test
T31 Audio / left sound channel (AOL) does not have waveform (sound) or
waveform (sound) abnormal
T32 Audio / right sound channel (AOR) does not have waveform (sound) or
waveform (sound) abnormal
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B. Measure the base electrode of Q1 to see if the voltage is high_and the emitter of
Q1 must be high voltage.Q1 is a NPN 3904 type transistor. If it is abnormal ,
T33 MP3 abnormal sound
T34 Audio no waveform (sound) or waveform (sound) abnormal
Earphone Test
T41 Earphone no sound or the sound has pause, abnormal sound, noise, echo
T42 Earphone (right) no sound or the sound has pause, abnormal sound, noise
T43 Earphone (left) no sound or the sound has pause, abnormal sound, noise
Function Key Test
T51 Video can’t be still or stop
T52 Can’t execute fast forward or rewind
T53 Panel button
System Setting Test
T61 Can’t enter the system setting
T62 The system can not be played or it is down after the system is set
TFT Test
T71 TFT image and color error
T72 TFT image is black and white
T73 TFT image shakes and is distorted
T74 TFT PAL color strip
T75 TFT ripple
6.2 Debug & Trouble Shooting
                  CB for any missing components and bad soldering T01No Power
Main Board
A. Check for components
B. Check for the power adapter to see if the 12V power is abnormal.
C. Check for components C6,C7,CE100,C3 on the Main Board to see if there are
any short circuits.
D. Check for component CN1 on the Main Board to see if the switch have function.
E. If none of the above actions is effective, please change Main Board.
on the Main Board to see if there are any short circuits.
T02Power LED indicator not on or insufficient brightness
Main Board
Open the cover of the portable DVD-player to inspect if LED functions normally.
A.
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Please replace with a good one.
C. Disassemble F/W, replace with a good one or re-plug it to see if the LED lights
up when Power ON.
D. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T03Loading time too long
Main Board
A. Check the flat cable to see if it is adhibited to the right place.
B. Remove the cover to see if the resistors or resistor-array adjacent to U38 and or
U17, to see if there is any cold soldering, hollow soldering, misplaced soldering,
or wrong part.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T04Remote control bad sensing or not functional
Remote control
A. If the main body of the system works normally, then making sure that the
battery of the Remote control has sufficient power, if it is not, replace the battery.
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover and the panel. Check to see if IR1 has short circuit,
broken circuit, hollow soldering, or other problems. Also check if the pins 1 of
IR1 have power.
B. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T05Stay in the Run In condition after power on, can’t be tested
Main Board
A. The same refer to T03.
B. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T06System down at power on
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover, check all flat cables in the system to see if they are correctly
plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
B. Check the pin 1 of U3 to see if it is low voltage. If not , disassemble R5 or pull it to
low voltage with a lead.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T07System down during play
Main Board
A. Exclude the condition of using battery. (The system will down when the
voltage is too low.)
B. Disassemble U17 F/W, replace with a good one or re-plug it to see if the
symptom will disappear.
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C. Remove the top cover, check all flat cables in the system to see if they are
correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
D. Check the capacitors C19 and the diode D6 to see if the reset circuit works normally.
E. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
DVD ROM
A. Check the loader to see if it is not stable (any condition that some of the discs
can’t be played). If so, replace the loader.
DVD DISC
A. Check the Test Disc to see if there is any serious scratch or ring shape, circular
shape scratches, if so, replace the Test Disc and test again.
T08Power on unstable
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover, check all flat cables in the system to see if they are
correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
B. Check the LDO Q3 to see if it works normally with a 1.8V output voltage.
C. Check the reset circuit refer to the title T07-D.
D. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T09Abnormal sound in the machine base (Power on abnormal sound)
DVD ROM
A. Check the loader to see if it is the source of the abnormal sound. If so, replace the loader.
B. If the abnormal sound comes from the audio speakers, check the audion PNP3906
type Q16 and NPN 3904 type Q8/9/10/12/13/15 to confirm the mute circuit works
normally. If not ,change the audion.
T11Disc drive can’t read (NO DISC)
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover, check the 28-pin flat cable in the system to see if they
are correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
B. Check the resistors or resistor-array adjacent to U38 and U17 to see if there is
any hollow soldering or cold soldering.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board. If it is still not
working, replace the loader.
DVD ROM
A. Check the loader to see if it can’t read. If so, replace the loader.
T12Disc drive no action or locked
Main Board
A. Remove the cover. Check to see if it is caused by mis-assembly.
B. Check the resistors or capacitors adjacent to U38 to see if there is any hollow
soldering or cold soldering.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the loader. If it is still not working,
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replace the main board.
T13Disc drive scratches disc
Main Board
A. Check the resistors or capacitors adjacent to IC(U17) to see if there is any hollow
soldering, cold soldering, wrong part, or misplaced soldering.
B. If the above actions are not working, replace the loader. If it is still not working,
replace the main board.
DVD ROM
A. Check the loader to see if it is the cause of disc scratching. If so, replace the
loader.
T14Not every disc can be played
Main Board
A. Check the resistors or capacitors adjacent to IC(U17) to see if there is any hollow
soldering, cold soldering, wrong part, or misplaced soldering.
B. If the above actions are not working, replace the loader. If it is still not working,
replace the main board.
T15Head does not work
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover, check the 28-pin flat cable and the 2-pin cable in the
system to see if they are correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
B. Check the resistors or capacitors adjacent to IC(U17) to see if there is any hollow
soldering, cold soldering, wrong part, or misplaced soldering.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the loader. If it is still not working,
replace the main board.
T16Spindle does not work.
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover, check the 4-pin flat cable in the system to see if they
are correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
B. Check the resistors or capacitors adjacent to IC(U17) to see if there is any hollow
soldering, cold soldering, wrong part, or misplaced soldering.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the loader. If it is still not working,
replace the main board.
T21No video / abnormal
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover, check all flat cables in the system to see if they are
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correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
B. Use oscilloscope to measure if Y1 generates 27MHz. If it does not generate
said frequency, and the problems such as cold or hollow soldering have been
ruled out, it maybe Y1 work abnormally . Replace Y1 with a 27MHz
fundamental frequency oscillater.
C. Check if U17(F/W) IC has any problem.
D. Check if switch for TFT on/off is normal; replace a new one if necessary.
E. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
Driver Board
A. Check VR6,VR4,VR1,VR7,VR5 is using the correct component. Also check if
it’s damaged.
B. Adjust VR4,VR6,VR1,VR7,VR5 to the appropriate value.
DVD ROM (less likely to happen)
A. If it is useless to change the main board, then replace the loader.
T22Video no video / abnormal
Main Board
A. Remove the cover. Check the main board to see if there is any cold or hollow
soldering and rule out the problem.
B. Remove the top cover, check all flat cables in the system to see if they are
correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
C. Check RLC following CVBS to see if there is any wrong parts, cold and hollow
soldering, short circuit, broken circuit, broken parts and rule out the problem.
D. If the above actions do not work, then check U17Pin175 and Pin182 to see if
there is CVBS signals.
E. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T23S-Video no video / abnormal or black & white
Main Board
A. Remove the cover. Check the main board to see if there is any cold or hollow
soldering and rule out the problem.
B. Remove the top cover, check all flat cables in the system to see if they are
correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
C. Check RLC following Y and C to see if there is any wrong parts, cold and
hollow soldering, short circuit, broken circuit, broken parts and rule out the
problem.
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D. If the above actions do not work, then check U17 Pin179 and Pin181 to see
if there is Y and C signals.
E. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T24VCD abnormal picture
Main Board
A. Check main board to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and short
circuit problem and rule out the problem.
B. Check the resistors or capacitors adjacent to IC(U17) to see if there is any
hollow soldering, cold soldering, wrong part, or misplaced soldering.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
DVD ROM
A. If the abnormal picture is the problem of pause or skipping tracks, then making
sure if the disc has any scratches or dirt, if no such problems then replace the
loader.
T25DVD abnormal picture
Main Board
A. Check U17 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and short circuit
problem and rule out the problem.
B. Check the resistors or capacitors adjacent to IC(U17) to see if there is any
hollow soldering, cold soldering, wrong part, or misplaced soldering.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
DVD ROM
A. If the abnormal picture is the problem of pause or skipping tracks, then making
sure if the disc has any scratches or dirt, if no such problems then replace the
loader.
T26Picture subtitle abnormal display or no display
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover and dis-assemble F/W (U17). Replace it with a good
F/W or re-plug it, then check if the action is normal. Otherwise replace the F/W.
B. Check U17 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and short circuit
problem and rule out the problem.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T27Setting menu abnormal picture
Main Board
A. Check U17 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and rule out the problem.
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B. Remove and dis-assemble U7 with a 16Mbit SDRAM.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T31Audio /left channel (AOL) no sound or abnormal sound
Main Board
A. Remove the cover. Check U15 on the Main board to see if there is any cold
soldering, hollow soldering, or damage. Rule out the problem.
B. Check all parts following AOL to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering,
short circuit, broken circuit, parts missing, wrong parts and rule out the
problem.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T32Audio /right channel (AOR) no sound or abnormal sound
Main Board
A. Remove the cover. Check U15 on the Main board to see if there is any cold
soldering, hollow soldering, or damage. Rule out the problem.
B. Check all parts following AOR to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering,
short circuit, broken circuit, parts missing, wrong parts and rule out the
problem.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T33MP3 abnormal sound
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover, check all flat cables in the system to see if they are
correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
B. Check the resistors or capacitors adjacent to IC(U17) to see if there is any
hollow soldering or cold soldering.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the main board. If it is still not
working, replace the loader.
T34Audio no waveform (sound) or waveform (sound) abnormal
Main Board
A. Remove the cover. Check U15 on the main board to see if there is any cold
or hollow soldering and rule out the problem.
B. Check all parts following AOL and AOR to see if there is any cold or hollow
soldering, short circuit, broken circuit, parts missing, or wrong parts. Rule out
the problem.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T41Earphone Audio no waveform (sound) or waveform (sound) abnormal
Main Board
A. Remove the top cover, check all flat cables in the system to see if they are
correctly plugged to the fixed positions, or re-plug them.
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B. Check U19,U15 and J4,CON3 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering
and rule out the problem.
C. If the above action does not work after the inspection, replace the main board.
T42Earphone Audio right no waveform (sound) or waveform (sound ) abnormal
Main Board
A. Check U19,U15 and J4,CON3 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering
and rule out the problem. Especially check for C24,C26,C28.
B. If the above action does not work after the inspection, replace the main board.
T43Earphone Audio left no waveform (sound) or waveform (sound) abnormal
Main Board
A. Check U19,U15 and J4,CON3 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering
and rule out the problem.Especially check for C27,C36,C67.
B. If the above action does not work after the inspection, replace the main board.
T51Video can’t be still or stopped
Remote control
A. If the main body of the system works normally, then making sure that the
battery of the Remote control has sufficient power, if it is not, replace the
battery.
Main Board
A. Check to see if U17 is damaged, and check all parts following U17 to see
if there is any cold or hollow soldering, short circuit, broken circuit, broken
parts, parts missing and rule out the problem.
B. Check to see whether U17 is damaged.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
T52Can’t execute fast forward or rewind
Main Board
A. Check to see if U17 is damaged, and check all parts following U17 to see
if there is any cold or hollow soldering, short circuit, broken circuit, broken
parts, parts missing and rule out the problem.
B. Check to see whether U17 is damaged.
C. If the above actions do not work after the inspection, it means the main board or
F/W is bad. Replace the main board or re-burn the F/W (U11).
T53Panel button
Main Board
A. Check U17 and 11-pin plug in jack CON2 to see if there is any cold or hollow
soldering and reverse soldering of IC or parts missing.
B. If the above actions do not work after the inspection, check the 11pin cable to see if there is any damage.
C. If the above actions are not working, Replace the control board or the main board.
T61Can’t enter the system setting
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Main Board
A. Check U17 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
B. If the above actions do not work after the inspection, it means the main board or
F/W is bad.
C. If the disk is abnormal, ask for a new version software .
T62System can’t play or system down after setting
Main Board
A. Check U17 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
B. If the above actions do not work after the inspection, it means the main board or
F/W is bad. Replace the main board or re-burn the F/W (U11).
T71TFT image and color error
Main Board
A. Check the 11-pin cable connected to the driver board to see if there is any
problem of plugging. Rule out the problem.
B. Check devices after Y/C signal to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering
and reverse soldering of IC or parts missing.
C. Check U17 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
D. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
Driver Board
A. Measure the voltages of VGH,VGE,VCC,VDD,VIN and VSS to see if they are
correct.
B. Check VC1 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
C. Check Y1,Y2 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
D. If the above actions are not working, replace the Driver Board.
T72TFT image is black and white
Main Board
A. Check the 11-pin cable connected to the driver board to see if there is any
problem of plugging. Rule out the problem.
B. Check devices after Y/C signal to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering
and reverse soldering of IC or parts missing.
C. Check U17 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
D. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
Driver Board
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A. Measure the voltages of VGH,VGE,VCC,VDD,VIN and VSS to see if they are
correct.
B. Check VC1 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
C. Check the devices surrounding U1 and U201 to see if there is any cold or hollow
soldering and reverse soldering of IC or parts missing.
D. Check Y1,Y2 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
E. If the above actions are not working, replace the Driver Board.
T73TFT image shakes or is distorted
Main Board
A. Check the 11-pin cable connected to the driver board to see if there is any
problem of plugging. Rule out the problem.
B. Check devices after Y/C signal to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering
and reverse soldering of IC or parts missing.
C. Check U17 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
D. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
Driver Board
A. Measure the voltages of VGH,VGE,VCC,VDD,VIN and VSS to see if they are
correct.
B. Check VC1 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
C. Check the devices surrounding U1 and U201 to see if there is any cold or hollow
soldering and reverse soldering of IC or parts missing.
D. Check Y1,Y2 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
E. If the above actions are not working, replace the Driver Board.
T74TFT PAL color strip
Driver Board
A. Measure the voltages of VGH,VGE,VCC,VDD,VIN and VSS to see if they are
correct.
B. Check VC1 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
of IC or parts missing.
C. Check the devices surrounding U1 and U201 to see if there is any cold or hollow
soldering and reverse soldering of IC or parts missing.
D. Check Y1,Y2 to see if there is any cold or hollow soldering and reverse soldering
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of IC or parts missing.
E. Check Pin 1 to Pin 16 on U202 for any cold or hollow soldering and reverse
soldering of IC or parts missing.
F. If the above actions are not working, replace the Driver Board.
T75TFT ripple
Main Board
A. Check the
13-pin cables connected to the driver board to see if there is any
problem of plugging. Rule out the problem.
B. Check the 3-pin cable connected to the
high-voltage board to see if there is
any problem of plugging. Rule out the problem.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Main Board.
Driver Board
A. Measure the voltage U1
Check the devices surrounding VR202 to see if there is any cold or hollow
B.
to see if it is correct.
soldering and reverse soldering of IC or parts missing.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the Driver Board.
High-Voltage Board
A. Check the 3-pin cable connected to the high-voltage board to see if there is any
problem of plugging. Rule out the problem.
B. Check the sharing cable connected to the panel to see if there is any problem
of plugging. Rule out the problem.
C. Check the high-voltage cable connected to the panel to see if there is any
problem of plugging. Rule out the problem.
D. If the above actions are not working, replace the inverter board.
Panel
A. Check the sharing cable connected to the high-voltage board to see if there is
any problem of plugging. Rule out the problem.
B. Check the high-voltage cable connected to the panel to see if there is any
problem of plugging. Rule out the problem.
C. If the above actions are not working, replace the panel.
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