The following items should be checked for continued protection of the customer and the service technician.
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK
Before returning the set to the customer, be sure to carry out either (1) a leakage current check or (2) a line to chassis
resistance check. If the leakage current exceeds 0.5 milliamps, or if the resistance from chassis to either side of the
power cord is less than 460 kohms, the set is defective.
Be sure to test for leakage current with the AC plug in both polarities, in addition, when the set's power is in each state (on,
off and standby mode), if applicable.
CAUTION
Please heed the following cautions and instructions during servicing and
inspection.
Heed the cautions!
◎
Cautions which are delicate in particular for servicing
are labeled on the cabinets, the parts and the chassis,
etc. Be sure to heed these cautions and the cautions
described in the handling instructions.
Cautions concerning electric shock!
◎
(1) An AC voltage is impressed on this set, so if
you touch internal metal parts when the set is
energized, you may get an electric shock. Avoid
getting an electric shock, by using an isolating
transformer and wearing gloves when servicing
while the set is energized, or by unplugging the
power cord when replacing parts, for example.
(2) There are high voltage parts inside. Handle with
extra care when the set is energized.
◎ Caution concerning disassembly and
assembly!
Through great care is taken when parts were
manufactured from sheet metal, there may be burrs
on the edges of parts. The burrs could cause injury if
ngers are moved across them in some rare cases.
Wear gloves to protect your hands.
Use only designated parts!
◎
The set's parts have specic safety properties (re
resistance, voltage resistance, etc.). Be sure to use
parts which have the same properties for replacement.
The burrs have the same properties. In particular, for
the important safety parts that are indicated by the z
mark on schematic diagrams and parts lists, be sure to
use the designated parts.
◎ Be sure to mount parts and arrange the wires
as they were originally placed!
For safety seasons, some parts use tapes, tubes or
other insulating materials, and some parts are mounted
away from the surface of printed circuit boards.
Care is also taken with the positions of the wires by
arranging them and using clamps to keep them away
from heating and high voltage parts, so be sure to set
everything back as it was originally placed.
◎Make a safety check after servicing!
Check that all screws, parts and wires removed or
disconnected when servicing have been put back in
their original positions, check that no serviced parts
have deteriorate the area around. Then make an
insulation check on the external metal connectors and
between the blades of the power plug, and otherwise
check that safety is ensured.
(Insulation check procedure)
Unplug the power cord from the power outlet,
disconnect the antenna, plugs, etc., and on the power.
Using a 500V insulation resistance tester, check that
the insulation resistance value between the inplug and
the externally exposed metal parts (antenna terminal,
headphones terminal, input terminal, etc.) is 1MΩ or
greater. If it is less, the set must be inspected and
repaired.
CAUTION
Concerning important safety
parts
Many of the electric and the structural parts used in
the set have special safety properties. In most cases
these properties are difcult to distinguish by sight, and
the use of replacement parts with higher ratings (rated
power and withstand voltage) does not necessarily
guarantee that safety performance will be preserved.
Parts with safety properties are indicated as shown
below on the wiring diagrams and the parts list in this
service manual. Be sure to replace them with the parts
which have the designated part number.
(1) Schematic diagrams .......Indicated by the z mark.
(2) Parts lists .......Indicated by the z mark.
The use of parts other than the
designated parts could cause electric
shocks, res or other dangerous
situations.
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NOTE FOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
NOTE FOR PARTS LIST
WARNING:
Parts indicated by the z mark have critical characteristics. Use ONLY replacement parts recommended by the manufacturer.
CAUTION:
Before returning the set to the customer, be sure to carry out either (1) a leakage current check or (2) a line to chassis resistance check. If
the leakage current exceeds 0.5 milliamps, or if the resistance from chassis to either side of the power cord is less than 460 kohms, the set
is defective.
WARNING:
DO NOT return the set to the customer unless the problem is identied and remedied.
NOTICE:
ALL RESISTANCE VALUES IN OHM. k=1,000 OHM / M=1,000,000 OHM
ALL CAPACITANCE VALUES ARE EXPRESSED IN MICRO FARAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. P INDICATES MICRO-MICRO
FARAD. EACH VOLTAGE AND CURRENT ARE MEASURED AT NO SIGNAL INPUT CONDITION. CIRCUIT AND PARTS ARE SUBJECT
TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.
NOTE FOR PARTS LIST
1.
Parts indicated by "nsp" on this table cannot be supplied.
2.
When ordering a part, make a clear distinction between "1" and "I" (i) to avoid mis-supplying.
3.
A part ordered without specifying its part number can not be supplied.
4.
Part indicated by "★" mark is not illustrated in the exploded view.
5.
General-purpose Carbon Film Resistor in the P.W.Board parts list. (Refer to the Schematic Diagram for those parts.)
6.
General-purpose Carbon Chip Resistors are not included are not included in the P.W.Board parts list.
(Refer to the Schematic Diagram for those parts.)
WARNING:
Parts indicated by the z mark have critical characteristics. Use ONLY replacement parts recommended by the manufacturer.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Audio Section
n
• Power amplier
Rated output :
Front :
75 W + 75 W (8 Ω, 20 Hz – 20 kHz with 0.08 % T.H.D.)
120 W + 120 W (6 Ω, 1 kHz with 0.7 % T.H.D.)
Center :
75 W (8 Ω, 20 Hz – 20 kHz with 0.08 % T.H.D.)
120 W (6 Ω, 1 kHz with 0.7 % T.H.D.)
Surround :
75 W + 75 W (8 Ω, 20 Hz – 20 kHz with 0.08 % T.H.D.)
120 W + 120 W (6 Ω, 1 kHz with 0.7 % T.H.D.)
Output connectors : 6 – 16 Ω
• Analog
Input sensitivity/Input impedance : 200 mV/47 kΩ
Frequency response: 10 Hz – 100 kHz — +1, –3 dB (DIRECT mode)
S/N : 98 dB (IHF–A weighted, DIRECT mode)
Video section
n
• Standard video connectors
Input/output level and impedance : 1 Vp-p, 75 Ω
Frequency response : 5 Hz – 10 MHz — 0, –3 dB
DIMENSION
Tuner section
n
[FM](Note: μV at 75 Ω, 0 dBf = 1 x 10
Receiving Range :
Total harmonic Distortion (at 1 kHz) :
[FM]MONO 0.7 %
STEREO 1.0 %
General
n
Power supply : AC 120 V, 60 Hz(E3 model)
AC 230 V, 50/60 Hz(E2 model)
AC 220 V, 50 Hz(E1C model)
Power consumption :
360 W
0.1 W (Standby)
3 W (CEC standby)
Maximum external dimensions :
435 (W) x 162 (H) x 382 (D) mm
Weight : 9.3 kg
Remote Control Unit (RC-1157)
n
Batteries : R6/AA Type (two batteries)
Maximum external dimensions : 53 (W) x 224 (H) x 28 (D) mm
Weight : 160 g (including batteries)
–15
W)
43.5245.0
30.5
86.0
30.5
147.0
162.0
22.0
236.8
338.5
21.554.7
382.0
340.0
435.0
5
15.0
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CAUTIONS IN SERVICING
Initializing AV SURROUND RECEIVER
AV SURROUND RECEIVER initialization should be performed when the μcom, peripheral parts of μcom, and Digital
P.W.B. were replaced.
1. Turn off the power pressing ON/STANDBY button.
2. Press ON/STANDBY button while simultaneously while pressing iPod system
3. Check that the entire display is ashing at intervals of about 1 second, and then release the 2 buttons.
The microprocessor will be initialized.
Note: • If step 3 fails, start over from step 1.
• All user settings will be lost and the factory setting will be recovered after the set is initialized.
So make sure to note down your setting beforehand for restoring after the initialization.
and iPod system 9 buttons.
8
ON/STANDBYiPod system 8iPod system 9
Service Jig
When you repair the printing board, you can use the following JIG (Extension cable kit).
Please order it from Denon Ofcial Service Distributor in your region if necessary.
8U-110084S
(Refer to 35 page.)
When you update the rmware by DFW, you can use the following JIG (RS232C to internal connector conversion adapter
with 4P FFC cable kit ).
Please order to Denon Ofcial Service Distributor in your region if necessary.
8U-210100S :
(Refer to 37 page.)
EXTENSION UNIT KIT: 1 Set
:
WRITING KIT: 1 Set
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DISASSEMBLY
• Disassemble in order of the arrow in the following gure.
• In the case of the re-assembling, assemble it in order of the reverse of the following ow.
• In the case of the re-assembling, observe "attention of assembling".
• If wire bundles are untied or moved to perform adjustment or replace parts etc., be sure to rearrange them neatly as
they were originally bundled or placed afterward.
Otherwise, incorrect arrangement can be a cause of noise generation.
TOP CABINET
HDMI UNIT ASSY
Refer to "DISASSEMBLY
1. HDMI UNIT ASSY
and "EXPLODED VIEW"
CONNECTOR PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C13)
GND CONNECT PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C17)
DIGITAL PCB ASS'Y
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C12)
FRONT PANEL ASSY
Refer to "DISASSEMBLY
2. FRONT PANEL ASSY
and "EXPLODED VIEW"
HEADPHONE PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C1)
USB PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C2)
FRONT PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C3)
VOLUME PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C4)
WIRE SUPPORT PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C7)
REGULATOR PCB
Refer to "DISASSEMBLY
5. REGULATOR PCB
and "EXPLODED VIEW"
REGULATOR PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C6)
INPUT PCB ASSY
Refer to "DISASSEMBLY
3. INPUT PCB ASSY
and "EXPLODED VIEW"
INPUT PCB ASS'Y
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C11)
RADIATOR ASSY
Refer to "DISASSEMBLY
4. RADIATOR ASSY
and "EXPLODED VIEW"
MAIN PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C10)
SMPS PCB
Refer to "DISASSEMBLY
6. PCB SMPS PCB
and "EXPLODED VIEW"
SMPS PCB
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C5)
TRANS POWER
Refer to "DISASSEMBLY
7. TRANS POWER
and "EXPLODED VIEW"
TRANS POWER
(Ref. No. of EXPLODED VIEW : C9)
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About the photos used for "descriptions of the DISASSEMBLY" section
• The shooting direction of each photograph used herein is indicated on the left side of the respective photograph as
"Shooting direction: ***".
• Refer to the diagram below about the shooting direction of each photograph.
• Photographs with no shooting direction indicated were taken from the top of the set.
• The photograph is AVR-1612E3 model.
The viewpoint of each photograph
(Shooting direction)
Shooting direction: B
View from the top
Front side
Shooting direction: DShooting direction: C
Shooting direction: A
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1. HDMI UNIT ASSY
Proceeding :
(1) Disconnect the connector board.
(2) Remove the screws.
TOP CABINET
Shooting direction: C
HDMI UNIT ASSY
CONNECTOR PCB
Shooting of photograph: A
(3) Remove the screws and board.
Cut the wire clamp band, then disconnect the connector wire and the FFC cables.
FFC CableCN151
CN252
CN341
DIGITAL PCB ASS'Y
cut
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2. FRONT PANEL ASSY
Proceeding :
(1) Remove the screws.
View from the bottom
TOP CABINET
HDMI UNIT ASSY
FRONT PANEL ASSY
(2) Cut the wire clamp band, then remove the screws.
Disconnect the connector wires.
cut
CN604CN407CN603
Please refer to "EXPLODED VIEW" for the disassembly method of each P.W.B included in FRONT PANEL ASSY.
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3. INPUT PCB ASSY
Proceeding :
(1) Disconnect the connector wires and remove the INPUT PCB ASSY.
TOP CABINET
HDMI UNIT ASSY
CN407CN408
INPUT PCB ASSY
cut
INPUT PCB ASS'Y
(2) Remove the screws.
Shooting of photograph: A
CN931
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4. RADIATOR ASSY
Proceeding :
(1) Remove the screws, then disconnect the connector wires.
TOP CABINET
RADIATOR ASSY
HDMI UNIT ASSY
INPUT PCB ASSY
CN603
RADIATOR ASS'Y
(2) Remove the screws, then remove the REAR PANEL.
Shooting of photograph: A
CN703
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5. REGULATOR PCB
Proceeding :
Please refer to "EXPLODED VIEW" for the disassembly method of REGULATOR PCB.
TOP CABINET
REGULATOR PCB
6. SMPS PCB
Proceeding :
Please refer to "EXPLODED VIEW" for the disassembly method of SMPS PCB.
TOP CABINET
SMPS PCB
7. TRANS POWER
Proceeding :
Please refer to "EXPLODED VIEW" for the disassembly method of TRANS POWER.
TOP CABINET
TRANS POWER
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SPECIAL MODE
Special mode setting button
No.1 - 9 : Press the ON/STANDBY button to turn on the power while pressing both the button A and the button B at the same
b
No.10 : Turn on the power, then press and hold down A and B buttons for over 3 second.
b
No.ModeButton AButton BContents
Version display
1
(μcom/DSP Error Display)
2Displaying the protection history modeSLEEPSTATUS
User Initialization mode
3
(Installer Setup settings are not initialized.)
Mode for switching tuner frequency step
4
(E2 model Only)
Mode for preventing remote control
5
acceptance
6Panel lock modeTUNERRESTORER
Panel lock mode
7
(Master volume is not locked.)
8Cancellation of panel lock mode
9Diagnostic modeiPod system 2STATUS
10 Remote ID Setup modeiPod system 2STATUS
time.
DIMMERSTATUS
iPod system 8iPod system 9Backup data initialization is carried out.
TUNER
PRESET CH +
iPod system
SHIFTRESTOREROperations using the main unit panel buttons are rejected.
TUNER
PRESET CH -
SOURCE dChange tuner frequency step to FM:200kHz/AM:10kHzSTEP
iPod
2
RESTORERPanel lock mode is cancelled.
Firmware versions such as Main or DSP are displayed in the FL
manager. Errors are displayed when they occur. (Refer to 15 page)
The protection history is displayed.
(Refer to 17 page)
(Installer Setup settings are not initialized.)
Operations using the remote control are rejected.
(Mode cancellation: Turn off the power and execute the same
1
button operations as when performing setup.)
Operations using the main unit panel buttons or the master volume
knob are rejected.
This mode is used for conrming the Video and Audio (signal)
paths. (Troubleshooting)
The signal paths of the set can be easily conrmed after repair.
When using multiple DENON AV receivers in the same room, make
this setting so that only the desired AV receiver operates.(Refer to 19
page)
TUNER SHIFT
ON/STANDBY
TUNER PRESET CH -
TUNER PRESET CH +
iPod system 2
RESTORER
SOURCE d
iPod 1
DIMMERSLEEP
iPod system 9
STATUS
iPod system 8
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1. µcom/DSP Version display mode
1.1. Operation specications
µcom/DSP version display mode:
When the set is started up in this mode, the version information is displayed.
Starting up:
Press the "ON/STANDBY" button to turn on the power while pressing the "STATUS" and "DIMMER" buttons.
Now, press the "STATUS" button to the display the 2nd item information on the FL Display.
When the version is displayed on the FL Display, the version list is also displayed on the OSD.
b
1.2. Display Order
Error information(Refer to 1.3. Error display) → q Model destination information → w Main µ-com Version
→ e Main FBL → r DSP Version → t Audio PLD Version → y OSD Version → u USB Version
→ i iPod Version (Connected only)
Model destination information :
q
FLD
A V R 1 6 1 2E 3
FLD
A V R 1 6 1 2E 2 / E A
FLD
A V R 1 6 1 2E 1 C
FLD
A V R 1 6 2 2E 1 C
Main µ-com Version :
w
FLD
(* : Main version, #: Sub version)
Main FBL :
e
FLD
DSP Version :
r
FLD
Audio PLD Version :
t
FLD
OSD Version :
y
FLD
(@: Model code, $: Brand code, x: Region code, *: version)
USB Version :
u
FLD
iPod Version :
i
FLD
M a i n: * * * * # # # #
M a i nF B L: * * . * *
D S P: * * . * *
A u d i oP L D : * * . * *
O S D: @ @ $ x * * * *
U S B: * * . * *
* i P o dD o c k : * * . * *
(ASD-1R/11R)
FLD
* D o c k: * * * * * * * * *
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(ASD-3/51)
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1.3. Error display
See the following table for each "Error information" display and its explanation (status).
Display order is q,w,e,r,t.
ConditionStatusFL DisplayTrouble shooting
• Please check the
destination-resistors
R2031/R2032,
(
DIGITAL B'D).
• Please write the
rmware of correct
destination.
• Please check DIR
IC402, DIGITAL B'D)
(
and around circuits.
• Please check DSP
IC404, DIGITAL B'D)
(
and around circuits.
q
Firm Check
NG
w
DIR NG
e
DSP NG
r
EEPROM NG
t
Both DSP /
EEPROM OK
y
USB NG
Compared with the destination setting
on the board. This is displayed when the
model name or destination information
written into the rmware does not match.
(b)
No response from DIR
When DSP code boot is performed, the
DSP FLAG0 port does not change to "H"
even if DSP reset is executed.
Before DSP command is issued, the DSP
FLAG0 port does not change to "H".
When DSP data read is performed,
executing WRITE="L" does not result in
ACK="H".
When DSP data read is performed,
executing REQ="L" does not result in
ACK="L".
When DSP data writing is performed,
executing WRITE="H" does not result in
ACK="H".
When DSP data writing is performed,
executing REQ="L" does not result in
ACK="L".
Error occurs in EEPROM checksum.(*** is
a block address number.)
No response from USB-µcom.
F I R ME R R O R
D I RE R R O R0 1
D S PE R R O R0 1
D S PE R R O R0 2
D S PE R R O R0 3
D S PE R R O R0 4
D S PE R R O R0 5
D S PE R R O R0 6
E 2 P R O ME R R * * *
(No error display, version display only)
U S BE R R O R0 1
StatusFL Display
b
When the rmware version is displayed,
▲ is displayed at the start of the rmware.
–
M a i n: * * * * * * * *
–
D S P: * * . * *
–
A u d i oP L D : * * . * *
–
O S D: * * * * * * * *
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2. Errors checking mode (Displaying the protection history)
2.1. Operation specications
Error mode (Displaying the protection history):
When the set is started up in this mode, the error information is displayed.
Starting up:
• Common in all the models
Press the "ON/STANDBY" button to turn on the power while pressing the "STATUS" and "SLEEP" buttons. The error
(protection history display) mode is set.
Now, press the "STATUS" button to turn on the FL display.
2.2. About the display on the FL display
When the "STATUS" button is pressed after setting the error (protection history display) mode is set, a history like the one
shown below is displayed, depending on the conditions.
(1) Normal (when there has been no protection incident)
FLD
N OP R O T E C T
(2) For ASO (when the last protection incident was ASO protection)
FLD
P R T : A S O
Cause: The line between speaker terminals is shorted, or speakers with impedance of less than the rated value.
Supplementary information: As the excess current is detected after operation of the speaker relay, a short on the
speaker terminal and the connected speaker can be identied.
If the power is turned on without correcting the abnormality, the protection function will work about 5 seconds later
and the power supply will be shut off.
(3) For DC (when the last protection incident was DC protection)
FLD
P R T : D C
Cause: DC output of the power amplier is abnormal.
If the power is turned on without correcting the abnormality, the protection function will work about 5 seconds later
and the power supply will be shut off.
(4) For THERMAL (when the last protection incident was THERMAL(A) or THERMAL(B) protection)
FLD
P R T : T H E R M A LA
FLD
P R T : T H E R M A LB
Cause: The temperature of the heat sink is excessive.
If the power is turned on without correcting the abnormality, the protection function will work about 5 seconds later
and the power supply will be shut off.
Additional causes of protection can be due to loose connections, associated components, Microprocessor, etc.
b
When the "STATUS" button is pressed again after the above protection history as shown above is displayed, the normal
display reappears.
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2.3. Clearing the protection history
There are two ways to clear the protection history, as described below.
(1) Start up the set in error (protection display) mode and display the error, then press and hold down the "iPod
button for 3 seconds.
FLD
P R T : D C
Press the "iPod
FLD
P R T : C L E A R
The above is displayed and the protection history is cleared.
FLD
N OP R O T E C T
(2) Initialize. (Refer to "Initializing AV SURROUND RECEIVER" 6 page.)
If you want to save a backup, perform the method in 2.3.(1) above.
b
" button for 3 seconds.
1
Warning indication by the POWER LED
If the power is turned off when a protection incident has been detected, the POWER LED (red) ashes as a warning
according to the conditions in which the protection incident occurred.
(1) ASO/DC PROTECTION : Flashes at intervals of 0.5 seconds (0.25 seconds lit, 0.25 seconds off)
(2) THERMAL (A/B) PROTECTION : Flashes at intervals of 2 seconds (1 second lit, 1 second off)
1
"
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3. Remote ID Setup mode
3.1. Specications
When using multiple DENON AV receivers in the same room, make this setting so that only the desired AV receiver
operates.
2.2. Setting the AV receivers
Starting up:
Press and hold both "STATUS" and "iPod system 2" buttons for over 3 second with the power turned on.
(1) When Remote ID Setup mode is started, the following is displayed.
FLD
(2) Press the "QUICK SELECT 1 - 4" button that corresponds to the number you want to set.
ButtonFL Display
R E M O T EI D?
QUICK SELECT 1
QUICK SELECT 2
QUICK SELECT 3
QUICK SELECT 4
(3) Turn off the power using "ON/STANDBY" button.
(4) Turn on the power using "ON/STANDBY" button.
When Remote ID Setup mode is running, operations other than the "QUICK SELECT 1 - 4" buttons or "ON/
b
STANDBY" buttons on the main unit are not received.
R E M O T EI D1
R E M O T EI D2
R E M O T EI D3
R E M O T EI D4
2.2. Setting the Remote control unit
(1) Press the "AMP" button.
The zone mode indicator ashes twice.
(2) Press the "QUICK SELECT 1, 2, 3 or 4" button.
The zone mode indicator ashes twice.
NOTE:
If the IDs do not match, "AVAMPz" (z is the main unit's remote control ID) appears on the display when the remote
control unit is operated.
This mode is used for conrming the Video and Audio (signal) paths. (Troubleshooting)
Conrming the operation of unit can be easily done after repair.
Backup data will not be lost.
4.1. Starting diagnostic mode
Press the "iPod system 2" and "STATUS" button while simultaneously pressing those two buttons of this unit.
Q1, Q2 and Q3 are lit in FL display.
4.2. Canceling diagnostic mode
Turn off the power by pressing the ON/Standby button.
4.3. Operation
When you perform remote operation in accordance with the instructions in "Details of how to operate remote controller" *a) in the table below using the remote control unit (RC-1156 or RC-1157).
You will nd using another remote control unit with the macro functions very useful. To use the macro functions, program a macro function to output a remote control code in accordance with the steps in *b) in the table below.
4.4. Video system conrmation items
g.XX : Refer to the block diagram of the g.XXth.
Conrmation itemSetting and display
Analog Video (signal) PathDisplay:
1
HDMI (signal) Path
2
g.1
Display:
V 0 1D V D
V 0 1D V D
Details of how to operate remote controller *a)
1.Press [ZONE SELECT], Select "MAIN"
2.Press [1/./]
3.Press [ZONE SELECT], Select "MAIN"
4.Press [DVD]
1.Press [ZONE SELECT], Select "MAIN"
2.Press [1/./]
3.Press [DVD]
Output sequence of remote control codes
It is useful to form a macro program. *b)
※
KEY 1/CODE1 (Main Zone)
q
Initialization
DVD (Main Zone)
w
KEY 1/CODE1 (Main Zone)
q
Initialization
DVD (Main Zone)
w
·Input : CVBS / Output : CVBS
·Input : S / Output : CVBS
·Input HDMI / Output : HDMI
(
Contents of conrmationRemarks
As the input source, you can switch from DVD to other ones.)
b
g.2
OSD FUNCTIONMenu : ON
Display:
3
V 0 2D V D
g.3
CEC FUNCTION
(Control Monitor : HDMI Monitor)
4
HDMI Audio (signal) Path
(Audio : AMP)
5
HDMI Audio (signal) Path
(Audio : TV)
6
HDMI Control : ON
Display:
g.4
g.5
g.6
V 0 3D V D
Audio : AMP(When checking the audio output
from AMP)
Display:
V 0 5D V D
Audio : TV(When checking the audio output
from TV)
Display:
V 0 6D V D
1.Press [ZONE SELECT], Select "MAIN"
2.Press [2/ABC]
3.Press [ZONE SELECT], Select "MAIN"
4.Press [DVD]
5.Press [AMP]
6.Press [MENU]
1.Press [ZONE SELECT], Select "MAIN"
2.Press [3/DEF]
3.Press [DVD]
1.Press [ZONE SELECT], Select "MAIN"
2.Press [5/JKL]
3.Press [DVD]
1.Press [ZONE SELECT], Select "MAIN"
2.Press [6/MNO]
3.Press [DVD]
KEY 2/ABC (Main Zone)
q
Initialization
DVD (Main Zone)
w
GUI MENU (Main Zone)
e
KEY 3/DEF (Main Zone)
q
Initialization & CEC Control ON
DVD (Main Zone)
w
KEY 5/JKL (Main Zone)
q
Initialization & Select Audio AMP
DVD (Main Zone)
w
KEY 6/MNO (Main Zone)
q
Initialization & Audio Select TV
DVD (Main Zone)
w
·OSD Display / Output : HDMI
(b As the input source, you can switch from DVD to other ones.)
· When the power supply of a TV is put in the standby mode, make sure
that the power supply of this unit is also put in the standby mode.
(
As the input source, you can switch from DVD to other ones.)
b
·Input : HDMI (Signal of PCM, DolbyDigital or DTS) / Output : Speakers
·Input : HDMI (Signal of HD Audio) / Output : Speakers
(
As the input source, you can switch from DVD to other ones.)
b
· Input : HDMI (Signal of PCM or DolbyDigital or DTS) / Output : HDMI
(Audio output from connected TV)
(
As the input source, you can switch from DVD to other ones.)
b
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4.5. Audio system conrmation items
g.XX : Refer to the block diagram of the g.XXth.
Conrmation itemSetting and displayDetails of how to operate remote controller
Analog (signal) PathInput Mode : Fixed ANALOG
SURROUND mode : DIRECT
1
g.7
Amp assign : NORMAL
Display:
A 0 1D V D
1.Press [ZONE SELECT], Select "MAIN"
2.Press [7/PQRS]
3.Press [DVD]
Output sequence of remote control codes
It is useful to form a macro program.
b
KEY 7/PQRS (Main Zone)
q
Initialization & Amp assign NORMAL& Input Mode
Fixed ANALOG & SURROUND mode DIRECT
DVD (Main Zone)
w
Contents of conrmationRemarks
·Input : Analog / Output : Speakers (Front L/R)
(b As the input source, you can switch from DVD to other ones.)
DIGITAL (signal) Path
(MAIN)
2
g.8
HDMI (signal) PathInput Mode : Fixed HDMI
3
g.9
A/D (signal) Path
(Main Zone)
4
g.10
Input Mode : Fixed DIGITAL
Amp assign : NORMAL
Display:
When you repair the printing board, you can use the following JIG (Extension cable kit).
Please order it from DENON Ofcial Service. Distributor in your region if necessary.
NOTE
: The incorrect connection with in the JIG (EXTENSION UNIT KIT) may cause damage.
8U-110084S : EXTENSION UNIT KIT : 1 Set
• Connection of PCB HDMI JIG
-Preparation-
8U-110084S : EXTENSION UNIT KIT : 1 Set
Insulation sheet (Do not supply it) : 1 sheet
Ground lead (Do not supply it) : 1 pc
-Procedures-
(1) Remove the screws.
(2) Disconnect the connector board.
Board to board
CN150
CN151FFC cable
PCB DIGITAL
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(3) Detach PCB DIGITAL is detached from the chassis, and turn it over.
Please put an insulation sheet that is larger than PCB DIGITAL under PCB.
Connect the ground point of PCB to the chassis with a ground lead or the like.
b
PCB DIGITAL
(4) Connect the six extension jig cables.
Ground lead
Insulation sheet
1
2
3
Connection table of Board to Board
No.PinRef. No.PCBRef. No.PCB
q
w
e
21 pinCN254CONNECTOR
23 pinCN256CONNECTOR
13 pinCN258CONNECTOR
CN254DIGITAL
CN403DIGITAL
CN253DIGITAL
PCB DIGITAL
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WHEN THE MICROPROCESSOR IS REPLACED WITH A NEW ONE
When the U-PRO (Microprocessor) or the Flash ROM is replaced, conrm the following.
PWB Name Ref. No.Description
DIGITALIC201 R5F56108VNFPBSOFTWARE: Main
DIGITALIC406 MX29LV160DBTI-70GBSOFTWARE: DSP ROM
DIGITALIC403 EPM3032A-TC44BSOFTWARE: AUDIO PLD
DIGITALIC102 MX25L3206EM2I-12GBSOFTWARE: OSD ROM; E3,JP model
DIGITALIC102 MX25L6406EM2I-12GBSOFTWARE: OSD ROM;
After
replaced
Remark
E2,E1C model
After replacing
A
: Mask ROM (With software). No need for write-in of software to the microprocessor.
B : Flash ROM (With software). Usually, no need for write-in of software. But, when the software was updated, you should
write the new software on the microprocessor or ash ROM. Please check the software version.
C
: Empty Flash ROM (Without software). You should write the software on the microprocessor or ash ROM.
Refer to "Update procedure" or "writing procedure", when you write the software.
PROCEDURE FOR UPGRADING THE VERSION OF THE FIRMWARE
(1) Conrm the power on/off switch of the AV receiver is turning off.
(2) Connect the update terminal of AV receiver with the "Writing Kit".
(3) Connect the RS-232C cable from PC with the "Writing Kit".
4P FFC Cable
This side is contacts of
flexible card cable.
Writing Kit
S706-709 : No Preference
S709
S708
S707
RS-232C Cable
S706
S702 : 3.3V
S702
PC
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1.3. Turn on the AV receiver
Operate the following. Turn on the AV receiver.
(1) Connect the power cable to the AC outlet while simultaneously pushing the "NET/USB" button and the "INTERNET
RADIO" button of the front panel.
(2) Conrm the power indicator is green and "WRITTING" is displayed in the front panel.
1.4. Run the DFW
Run the "DFW_0048_AVR1612(Rev.1.1.1).exe" on desktop of PC.
1.5. Communication check
(1) Select the serial port number of RS-232C in PC.
(2) Click the "Check Comm." button.
2
1
(3) When connection is good, then you can see the "Communication check OK." message.
(4) If connection is not good, then you can see the "Communication check NG" message.
Please conrm the following
(a) Check the connection of the AV receiver and PC. (refer to "1.2. Connection of the AV receiver" )
(b) Check the operation mode of the AV receiver. (refer to "1.3.Turn on the AV receiver")
(c) Check the selection of the RS-232C port number of PC.
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1.6. Download the rmware
(1) Click the "Load" button.
(2) Download the rmware from the specied download source to PC.
XXX-XXXX
XXX-XXXX_WWWXXXXYYYY-ZZZZ.bin
XXX-XXXX_WWWXXXXYYYY-ZZZZ.bin
1.7. Complete the rmware updating
(1) Click the "Update" button.
XXXXXXX
(2) When writing of the rmware is completed, the power of AV receiver turns on automatically and you can see the
"Update completed" message.
XXXXXXXX
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(3) If you can’t complete the rmware update, please retry the rmware update from "1.3. Turn on the AV receiver".
1.8. Notice:
Please keep the following notice for rmware update.
(a) Keep the PC environment
(b) Avoid the communication cable from the electrical noise source.
(e.g. telephone cable, AC line, a uorescent light)
(c) Don’t remove cable during update.
(d) Don’t turn off the power during update.
(e) Don’t run other PC application during update.
(f) Stop the resident program on PC (Virus checker and System check utility, etc)
(g) Stop the screen saver on PC.
(h) Stop the power save ability on PC.
(i) In case of laptop PC, Use the AC adaptor.
Conrming the rmware’s number after upgraded
After updating the rmware, check the version. Refer to "1. μcom/DSP Version display mode" (15 page ).
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ADJUSTMENT
Audio Section
Adjusting Idling Current
Required measurement equipment: DC Voltmeter
1. Preparation
(1) Avoid direct blow from an air conditioner or an electric fan and humidity should be moderate, and place the set at
normal usage environment.
Temperature should be at 15 °C ~ 30 °C (59 °F ~ 86 °F).
(2) Presetting
• POWER (Power source switch) OFF
• SPEAKER (Speaker terminal) No load
(Do not connect speaker, dummy resistor, etc.)
2. Adjustment
(1) Remove the top cover and set VR710(FL), VR750(FR), VR730(C), VR720(SL), VR740(SR), on MAIN AMP UNIT at
fully counterclockwise (c) position.
(2) Connect DC Voltmeter to test points (FRONT-Lch: CN710, FRONT-Rch: CN750, CENTER ch: CN730, SURROUND-
Lch: CN720, SURROUND-Rch: CN740).
(3) Connect the power cord to AC Line, and set the power switch to "ON".
(4) Presetting.
(5) Within 2 minutes after the power on, turn VR710 clockwise (
1.5mV ± 0.5mV DC.
(6) After 10 minutes from the preset above, turn VR710 to set the voltage to 2.0mV ± 0.5mV DC.
(7) Adjust the Variable Resistors of each channel(VR720-VR750) in the same way.
min.)
c
) to adjust the TEST POINT voltage at
x
DC Voltmeter
S Lch
F Lch
CN710
CN720
VR710VR720VR730VR740VR750
C ch
CN730
S Rch
CN740
F Rch
CN750
MAIN UNIT ASS'Y
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SURROUND MODES AND PARAMETERS
Delay Time Effect Level Room Size
LFE
z10
z9
D. Comp
SS
SS
SS
SS
SS
SS
z8
DRC
Mode Cinema EQ.
Front Height L/RSubwoofer
L/R
Surround Back
Channel outputSurr.Parameter
L/R
Surround
SS
SS
SS
SSS
z4
z3
DSS
DSSS
z2
z1
D
z1
SS
z5
z6
z5
SS
z7
z7
z7
z7
z7
z7
z7
DS
DS
DS
DS
DS
DS
DS
z2
z2
z2
z2
z2
z2
z2
Center
SDSSS
SDDDDDSSSS
SDDDDDSSSSS
SDDDDDSSSSS
SDDDDDSSSSS
SDDDDDSSSSS
SDDDDDSSS
SDDDD
SDDDD
SDDDD
SDDDD
SDDDD
SDSSS
SDDDD
SDDD
SD
L/R
Front
Surround mode
Surround
This unit is equipped with a digital signal processing circuit that lets you play program sources in the surround mode to achieve the same sense of presence as in a movie theater.
Surround modes and surround parameters
Symbols in the table
This table shows the speakers that can be used in each surround mode and the surround parameters adjustable in each surround mode.
S This indicates the audio output channels or surround parameters that can be set.
D This indicates the audio output channels. The output channels depend on the settings of “Speaker Config.”.
STEREO
MULTI CH IN
DIRECT (Multi-channel)
DIRECT (2channel)
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gzSDDDDS
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gxSDDDDSS
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gSDDDSS
SDDDDSS
SDDDD
DTS NEO:6
DOLBY DIGITAL
SDDDD
DTS 96/24
DOLBY TrueHD
DTS SURROUND
DOLBY DIGITAL Plus
DTS Express
DTS-HD
MONO MOVIE
JAZZ CLUB
ROCK ARENA
MULTI CH STEREO
VIRTUAL
MATRIX
VIDEO GAME
z1 A signal for each channel contained in an input signal is output as audio.
z2 If “Surr.Parameter” – “PLgz Height” is set to “ON”, sound is output from the front height speakers.
z3 Only when “Subwoofer Mode” is set to “LFE+Main”, sound is output from the subwoofer.
z4 If this surround mode is selected, only the “Height” mode setting is available for “Surr.Parameter” – “Mode”.
z5 This item can be selected when “Surr.Parameter” – “Mode” is set to “Cinema”.
z6 This item can be selected when “Surr.Parameter” – “Mode” is set to “Cinema” or “Pro Logic”.
z7 This item cannot be set when “Surr.Parameter” – “S.Back” is set to “PLgx Music”.
z8 This item can be selected when a Dolby TrueHD signal is played.
z9 This item can be selected when a Dolby Digital or DTS signal is played.
z10 This item can be selected when a Dolby Digital or DTS signal or DVD-Audio is played.
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Surround
z19
z18
RESTORER
®
z17
Dynamic
Volume
®
z16
Dynamic EQ
Audyssey Settings
®
SSSS
Tone
mode only
NEO:6 Music
PRO LOGIC g/gx Music mode only
Surr.Parameter
z15
SSSSS
SSSSS
z14
Panorama Dimension C.Width C.Image MultEQ
SSSSS
z3
S
SSSSSSS
SSSSS
S
SSSSS
SSSSS
SSSSS
” is set to “ON”.
” is set to “OFF”.
®
®
” is set to “OFF” or “Manual”.
®
z13 S.Back Subwoofer
AFDM
z12
PLgz Height
Height Gain
Surround mode
SSSSSS
z11
S
DIRECT (2 channel)
MULTI CH IN
DIRECT (Multi-channel)
STEREO
SSSSSS
SSSSSSS
SSSSSSS
SSSSSSS
SSSSSSS
SSSSSSS
SSSSSSS
z11
z11
z11
z11
z11
z11
z11
S
DOLBY DIGITAL
DTS NEO:6
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gSSSSSSSSS
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gxSSSSSSSSS
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gzSSSSSSS
S
S
S
DTS SURROUND
DOLBY TrueHD
DOLBY DIGITAL Plus
S
S
DTS-HD
DTS 96/24
S
ROCK ARENA
MULTI CH STEREO
DTS Express
MONO MOVIE
JAZZ CLUB
VIRTUAL
MATRIX
VIDEO GAME
z12 If “Speaker Config.” – “F.Height” is set to “None”, this item cannot be selected.
z13 This item can be selected when a Dolby Digital or DTS signal is played.
z14 This item cannot be set when “Dynamic EQ
z3 Only when “Subwoofer Mode” is set to “LFE+Main”, sound is output from the subwoofer.
z11 This item can be selected when “Surr.Parameter” – “PLgz Height” is set to “ON”.
z17 This item cannot be set when “Dynamic EQ
z15 In this surround mode, bass is +6 dB, and treble is +4 dB. (Default)
z16 This item cannot be set when “MultEQ
z18 This item can be set when the input signal is analog, PCM 48 kHz or 44.1 kHz.
z19 For HD Audio whose sampling frequency of an input signal is more than 96 kHz, this sound parameter cannot be set.
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Surround
(2ch)
DOLBY DIGITAL
(5.1/5/4ch/3ch)
DOLBY DIGITAL
Flag)
EX (With no
DOLBY DIGITAL
EX (With Flag)
DOLBY DIGITAL
SFF
DOLBY
DIGITAL Plus
DOLBY
TrueHD
DTS 96/24
DTS
(5.1ch)
MTRX
DTS ES
Input signal types and formats
(With Flag)
DSCRT
DTS ES
(With Flag)
DTS
EXPRESS
Audio
Resolution
DTS-HD High
Audio
Master
DTS-HD
F
F
F
F
SSF
F
(2ch)
LINEAR PCM
PCMDTS-HDDTSDOLBYDOLBY DIGITAL
(multi ch)
LINEAR PCM
DOLBY PRO LOGIC g CINEMASSS
SSS
z1 If “Speaker Config.” – “S.Back” is set to “None”, this surround mode cannot be selected.
z2 If “Speaker Config.” – “S.Back” is set to “1spkr” or “None”, this surround mode cannot be selected.
z3 This surround mode can be selected when “Pre Assign” is set to “NORMAL”.
z4 If “Speaker Config.” – “F.Height” is set to “None”, this surround mode cannot be selected.
DOLBY PRO LOGIC
DOLBY PRO LOGIC g GAMESSS
DOLBY PRO LOGIC g MUSICSSS
SSS
DTS EXPRESS
DTS (–HD) + PLgzz4SSSSSSS
SSS
z1z3SSSSSS
DOLBY TrueHD
DTS NEO:6 MUSIC
DTS (–HD) + NEO:6
DTS NEO:6 CINEMA
DOLBY SURROUND
z1z3SS
z1z3SSS
DOLBY (D+) (HD) +EX
DOLBY DIGITAL+
DOLBY DIGITAL EX
DOLBY DIGITAL
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gzz4SSS
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gx GAMEz1z3SSS
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gx MUSICz1z3SSS
DOLBY PRO LOGIC gx CINEMAz1z3SSS
DOLBY (D) (D+) (HD) +PLgzz4SSSSS
DOLBY (D) (D+) (HD) +PLgx CINEMAz2z3SSFDSS
DOLBY (D) (D+) (HD) +PLgx MUSICz1z3SSSSS
ANALOG
z1z3F D
z1z3F
Surround modeNOTE
DTS ES MTRX6.1
DTS-HD MSTR
DTS-HD HI RES
This table shows the input signal that can be played in each surround mode. Check the audio signal of the input source then select the surround mode.
n Types of input signals, and corresponding surround modes
Symbols in the table
F This indicates the default surround mode.
D This indicates the surround mode that is fixed when “AFDM” is set to “ON”.
S This indicates the selectable surround mode.
DTS ES DSCRT6.1
DTS SURROUND
DTS (–HD) + PLgx MUSICz1z3SSSSSS
DTS SURROUND
DTS 96/24FDTS (–HD) + PLgx CINEMAz2z3SSSSSS
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Surround
(2ch)
DOLBY DIGITAL
(5.1/5/4ch/3ch)
DOLBY DIGITAL
Flag)
EX (With no
DOLBY DIGITAL
EX (With Flag)
DOLBY DIGITAL
DOLBY
DIGITAL Plus
DOLBY
TrueHD
DTS 96/24
DTS
(5.1ch)
MTRX
DTS ES
Input signal types and formats
(With Flag)
DSCRT
DTS ES
(With Flag)
DTS
EXPRESS
Audio
Resolution
DTS-HD High
Audio
Master
DTS-HD
(2ch)
LINEAR PCM
PCMDTS-HDDTSDOLBYDOLBY DIGITAL
(multi ch)
LINEAR PCM
ANALOG
F
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
FSFSSSSSSSSSSSSS
z3F D (7.1)
z1z3S
z1 If “Speaker Config.” – “S.Back” is set to “None”, this surround mode cannot be selected.
z2 If “Speaker Config.” – “S.Back” is set to “1spkr” or “None”, this surround mode cannot be selected.
z3 This surround mode can be selected when “Pre Assign” is set to “NORMAL”.
z4 If “Speaker Config.” – “F.Height” is set to “None”, this surround mode cannot be selected.
Surround modeNOTE
MULTI CH IN
MULTI CH IN + PLgx CINEMAz2z3S
MULTI CH IN
MULTI CH IN 7.1
MULTI CH IN + Dolby EX
MULTI CH IN + PLgzz4S
MULTI CH IN + PLgx MUSICz1z3S
DIRECT
DIRECT
MULTI CH STEREO
ROCK ARENA
JAZZ CLUB
DSP SIMULATION
MONO MOVIE
VIDEO GAME
MATRIX
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VIRTUAL
STEREO
STEREO
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
1. POWER
1.1. Power not turn on
Power not turn on.
When the power turned on,
does the ON/STANDBY
indicator on the front panel
ashing green?
YES
About 10 seconds later,
does the ON/STANDBY
indicator on the front panel
turn lighting green ?
NO
When the power turned on,
NO
does the ON/STANDBY
indicator on the front panel
ashing red?
Is the fuse blown?
Is a DC 5V voltage being
supplied from the SMPS
B'D (BN903) to the DIGITAL
B'D?
Check µ-com periphery
circuitry of DIGITAL B'D and
replace any defective parts.
YES
YES
NO
YES
Refer to 1.2.Fuse is blown.
NO
Is a DC 5V voltage output
NONO
when the cord supplying the
power from the SMPS B'D
to the DIGITAL B'D (CN151)
is unplugged?
YESYES
Check circuitry and parts from
CN151 on the DIGITAL B'D
to the µ-com power supply for
damage and shortcircuits, and
replace any defective parts.
Are there any incomplete
connections in the connectors
connecting between the
various circuit boards?
YES
To troubleshooting
6. SMPS.
(Refer to 60 page.)
NO
Check "2. Errors
checking mode".
(Refer to 17 page.)
Is the fuse blown?
NO
Check voltage of CN151 (12PIN) of DIGITAL B'D while
the ON/STANDBY indicator
is ashing green.
0.6V or -0.6V
Pull out connector (CN703) of
MAIN BD, and check "2. Errors checking mode".
(Refer to 17 page.)
1.2. Fuse is blown
Check for leaks or short
circuits in the primary side
parts, and replace any
defective parts.
YES
Refer to 1.2. Fuse is blown.
Check circuitry and parts from CN151
0V
on the DIGITAL B'D to the µ-com for
damage and shortcircuits, and replace
any defective parts.
Fuse is blown
Check for short circuits in the
rectier diodes and circuitry of
the secondary side rectifying
circuits, and replace any
defective parts.
Connect the connectors properly.
Check for short circuits in
the power stabilizer unit's
regulator output terminal and
the ground, and replace any
defective parts.
After repairing, also replace the fuse.
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2. Analog video
MONITOR OUT (CVBS) output NG
Input CVBS
Function : SAT
To A
Input S
Function : DOCK
To B
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A
Input
CVBS
Is the power supply voltage
correctly output?
V+5V : C4096 : + side
V-5V : C4099 : - side
YES
Check on set value of each IC.
Is they the following voltage
values?
SIDE CONNECTOR B'D
Check power supply voltage of
IC401, and surrounding circuitry
soldering.
Check the pattern from JK402 to
IC406 and check cable between
main unit and player or check player.
Is the signal input to video amplier?
S(Y) : IC406-6pin
S(C) : IC406-4pin
YES
Check power supply voltage of
IC406, and surrounding circuitry
soldering.
NO
Check cable between main
unit and monitor or check
monitor.
Unless specied, INPUT B'D part.
b
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SIDE CNNECTOR test point
A
Detail A
(COMPONENT SIDE)
CN254 5pin
CN254 4pin
CN254 6pin
INPUT test point
CN254 7pin
CN254 8pin
B
(COMPONENT SIDE)
Detail B
C4096+ C4099-
IC406 6pin IC406 4pin IC401 9pin
IC401 1pin
IC401 5pin
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3. HDMI/DVI
3.1. No picture or sound is output
No picture or sound is output.
Check HDMI/DVI cable connection.
(1) Is the HDMI/DVI cable properly connected?
YES
(2) Are you using an HDMI/DVI selector, repeater or a device for
improving picture quality?
NO
(3) Are you using a certied HDMI cable (with the HDMI stamp)?
YES
(4) Are you using an HDMI/DVI cable less than 5 meters in length?
YES
(5) Are the picture and sound output when another HDMI/DVI cable
is used?
NO
NO
There may be the a problem with the HDMI/
DVI cable. Check connection.
YES
Disconnect everything and connect only the
HDMI/DVI cable to check
NO
Use a certied HDMI cable (with the HDMI
stamp).
Replace the HDMI/DVI cable with one that
NO
is less than 5 meters in length (2 meters
recommended) to check.
YES
The HDMI/DVI cable is defective.
Check BD/DVD player.
(6) Is the BD/DVD player's HDMI output setting correct?
YES
(7) When you use a DENON BD/DVD player's, is the uorescent
display tube's "HDMI" indicator lit? If you use a non-DENON BD/
DVD player's, proceed to
NO
(9) Is sound output from the set's speaker terminals when the TV's
power is turned off or the connection cable between the TV and
the set is disconnected?
"YES".
YES
(8)
Are the picture and sound output
when the BD/DVD player's
resolution is changed?
NO
NO
(10) Are the picture and sound
output when a different BD/
DVD player is used?
NO
NO
Check the HDMI output setting, referring to
the BD/DVD player's operating instructions.
YES
Set the BD/DVD player output resolution to
a resolution with which the TV is compatible.
YES
The BD/DVD player may not be compatible
with HDCP repeaters. Ask the BD/DVD
player's manufacturer.
YES
The BD/DVD player is defective.
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Check TV
(11) Is the TV HDCP-compatible?
YES
(12) Is the TV compatible with resolutions of 1080P?
YES
(13) Is the TV's input set to HDMI?
YES
(14) Are the picture and sound output when a different TV is used?
Check set (AVR-1612)
(15) Is the set's input set to HDMI?
YES
NO
Use an HDCP-compatible TV. PC TVs
cannot be used.
If the TV is not compatible with resolutions
NO
of 1080P, no picture will be output, even
if the BD/DVD player's resolution is set to
1080P.
NO
Check the TV's input setting, referring to the
TV's operating instructions.
NO
The TV is defective.
NO
Check the set's input setting, referring to the
set's operating instructions.
The set does not recognize the TV.
(16) Is the "H"(3V-5V) signal outputted of TP[HP_TX]?
With the TV connected,check the voltage of the IC on the side on
which the TV is connected.
Is communication waveform conrmed in TP[DDCTX_SCL/
DDCTX_SDA]?
Is D1041/D1042/D1043/D1044/D1045/D1046/D1047/D1048
terminated by the TMDS signal of 3.3V and is the signal output?
YES
The BD/DVD player does not recognize the
connection with the set.
(18)
Is the "H"(3V-5V) signal outputted of HDMI
connector (JK101/JK102/JK103/JK104 :
(17)
When using a DENON
BD/DVD player, is the FL
display's "HDMI" indicator lit?
If using a non-DENON BD/
DVD player, proceed to "NO".
TP[HPD])?
With the BD/DVD player connected, Check
NONO
voltage of the HDMI connector (JK101/JK102/
JK103/JK104 : TP[+5V]) for the input on the side
on which the BD/DVD player is connected.
Is communication waveform conrmed in
TP[DDC_CLK/DDC_DATA] around each HDMI
connector ?
Is TMDS line of HDMI connector (JK101/JK102/
JK103/JK104) terminated by the TMDS signal of
3.3V and is the signal output?
The pattern and circuit from the HDMI
NO
connector (JK105) to the IC(IC101) is
defective, or HDMI output circuitry is
defective (IC101 and surrounding circuitry).
The pattern and circuit
from the HDMI connector
(JK101/JK102/JK103/
JK104) to the IC101 is
defective.
YES
The HDMI input circuitry is defective.
(IC101 and surrounding circuitry)
YES
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Check operation of each device.
(AMP source : BD / Video input of player : 480P / Connect the TV.)
Check operation of IC101(ADV7623)
(19) Check power supply.
Are 1.8V or 3.3V supplied to IC101(each power supply pin)?
Refer to [Detail C] of the substrate for test point.
YES
(20) Check Xtal oscillator.
Is oscillation of X1001(28.6363MHz) transmitted?
YES
(21) Check RESET.
Is RESET waveform conrmed in TP[RESET B], when power is
turned on? (If not reference waveform, proceed to "NO".)
YES
(22) Check control signal(I2C).
Is waveform conrmed in TP[HSCL/HSDA], when power is turned
on? (If not reference waveform, proceed to "NO".)
YES
The pattern and circuit from the HDMI connector (JK105) to the
IC(IC101) is defective, or HDMI output circuitry is defective (IC101
and surrounding circuitry).
NO
The power supply circuitry is defective.
NO
The X1001 or IC101 is defective.
NO
The RESET circuitry or IC101 is defective.
NO
The HSCL/HSDA line pattern is defective.
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3.2. HDMI test point and waveforms
Detail A
A
B
C
D
(COMPONENT SIDE)
Detail B
TMDS D2-
TMDS D2+
TMDS D1+
TMDS D1-
Detail C
TMDS D0+
TMDS CK+TMDS D0-
DDC CLK
TMDS CK-
HPD
+5V
DDC DATA
TMDS D2-
TMDS D2+
TMDS D1+
Detail D
TMDS D1-
TMDS D0+TMDS CK+
TMDS D0-
HPD
+5V
DDC CLK
DDC DATA
TMDS CK-
HSCLHSDA
RESET B
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DDC_CLK/DDC_DATA/TMDS : Check items (16)/(18)
0.9V
DDC_CLK
TMDS Waveform
2.48V
DDC_DATA
Timing waveform illustration from the start of +3V3H to when reset is released
Check items (21)
+3V3H
330ms
RESET
:
Controlled waveform(I2C), when power is turned on : Check items (22)
HSCL
HSDA
POWER ON
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4. AUDIO
4.1. AUDIO CHECK
Audio output NG.
CHECK1INPUTSURROND MODESOURCE
Audio output OK?ANALOG 2CHDIRECTANALOG
YES
CHECK2INPUTSURROND MODESOURCE
Audio output OK?COAX or OPTDon't care
YES
CHECK3INPUTSURROND MODESOURCE
Audio output OK?ANALOG 2CH MULTICH STEREOANALOG
YES
CHECK4INPUTSURROND MODESOURCE
Audio output OK?HDMIDon't care
YES
CHECK5INPUTSURROND MODESOURCE
Audio output OK?HDMIDon't care
Refer to "Audio Check PASS" (63 page).
Legacy
(PCM or DolbyDigital or dts…)
Legacy
(PCM2ch or DolbyDigital or dts…)
HBR audio
(DolbyTrueHD or dtsHD MA)
NO
Check ANALOG audio BLOCK.
NO
Check Digital audio BLOCK.
NO
Check ADC BLOCK
NO
Check HDMI BLOCK.
YES (Digital audio Block is OK)
Check other factors.
AVR's (connected in HDMI) audio
output OK?
Check Digital audio BLOCK
NO
CHECK6INPUTConnect
HDMIThis unit's HDMI OUT → Other AVR's HDMI IN
SettingSURROND MODESOURCE
CEC STANDBYDon't careHBR audio(DolbyTrueHD or dtsHD MA)
YES
Check HDMI BLOCK.
NO
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4.2. Power AMP (MAIN UNIT)
No sound is output.
The protector operates.
YES
Is the power transistor open or shortcircuited?
2SB1560/2SD2390
NO
Is the emitter resistance of the power
transistor open?
0.47Ω
NO
Is the base resistance of the power
transistor open?
4.7Ω
NO
Is the trimmer potentiometer between the
base of the power transistor open?
1kΩ
NO
Are the zener diode and diode which
are connected with the base of a power
transistor short-circuited?
ZJ3.3B
1SS133
NO
YES
Replace the power transistor.
YES
Replace the emitter resistance.
YES
Replace the base resistance.
YES
Replace the trimmer potentiometers.
YES
Replace the zener diode and the diode.
YES
Is other transistor trouble?
NO
Is other resistance trouble?
Turn on the power, check that voltage of the section is normal and that idling electric current is
owing.
Replace the transistor.
YES
Replace the resistance.
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4.3. Analog audio
No sound is output
Is the voltage of ±12V supplied to
INPUT B'D CN406?
YES
Is the audio signal transmitted to
INPUT B'D CN408?
NO
Is the serial data for electronic volume
transmitted to INPUT B'D CN401?
YES
Once more, check the connection of the connector.
When you can specify the troubled the channel and function, check the corresponding
signal route where it corresponds.
NO
The power supply of ±12V is repaired.
YES
The power amplier is repaired.
NO
Is the connector correctly connected
with the DIGITAL B'D?
NO
Connect the connectors properly.
YES
The DIGITAL B'D is repaired.
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5. USB
5.1. USB device is not recognized
Checking the USB device
Are you using a USB hub?
NO
Is the USB device compatible with the set?
YES
Checking the set (AVR-1612)
Is the wire properly connected between CN341 on the DIGITAL board
and BN610 on the USB board.
YES
Is a voltage (5V) supplied between the pins 1 and 4 of JK601 on the
USB board (USB connector)?
YES
The circuitry from IC301 on the DIGITAL board to JK601 on the USB
board is defective.
YES
You do not use the USB hub.
Only mass storage devices in FAT16 or
NO
FAT32 format or MTPcompatible devices
and iPod (Remove some models) are
supported.
NO
Connect the wire properly.
NO
The Q3401 and surrounding circuitry on the
HDMI board is defective.
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6. SMPS
DC 5V is not output.
Is there damage in IC901
(TOP258MG)?
NO
YES
Replace the IC901(TOP258MG) and
D9001/D9002/D9003/D9004.
Is the fuse (F9001) blown?
NO
Does the jumper wire(D9012)
connected to the PWB have
disconnection?
NO
Is there solder short circuit in the PWB
board?
NO
Is there a damaged part?
YES
Is there the damage in D9001/D9002/
D9003/D9004?
YES
Repair the jumper wire.
YES
Repair the solder short part of the PWB
board.
YES
Check the damage of each part.
YES
Replace the damaged parts.
YES
Replace the parts of damage.
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Operation waveform for each part
After primary side rectification
(Caution: High voltage, electric shock)
C9002
J9002
JUMPER
2.2M
OPEN
R9033
2.2M
2.2M
2.2M
R9032
R9034
LF901
LF902
J9003
LF-4ZB-E273H
JUMPER
Q9003
KTC3199Y
R9026
10K(1608)
R9027
4.7K(1608)
0.01uF 250V
D9001 1N4007
1N4007
D9002
OPEN
CX902
470K(0.2W)
R9004
1N4007
D9003
R9002
1M(0.2W)
C9003
0.01uF 250V
ZD901
39V
ZD902
39V
ZD903
22V
ZD904
JUMPER
OPTION
ZD905
JUMPER
ZD906
JUMPER
ZD907
JUMPER
0.1uF(1608)
0.1uF(1608)
0.1uF(1608)
0.1uF(1608)
C9010
C9008
C9007
C9006
C9004
400V/100uF
1N4007
D9004
1N4007
D9005
1N4007
D9006
R9003
1M(0.2W)
R9007
270K(1608)
R9005
Q9002
47(1608)
KTC3199Y
Q9001
KTC3199Y
R9006
1M(1608)
SMPS unit
(Unloaded)
ABC
(Caution: High voltage, electric shock)
Primary drain
After secondary rectifications
8
22V
ZD911
39V
M(0.2W)
ZD90
R9008
22V
2.2
ZD912
39V
ZD909
22V
ZD913
C9012
1000P/1KV
39V
R9009
ZD910
22V
2.2M(0.2W)
E2:100UF/400V
E3:100UF/200V
6 7 8109
OPTION
TOP258MG
OPTION
R9014
IC901
ZD914
22V
ZD915
22V
ZD916
R9010
1M(0.2W)
22V
ZD917
R9013
10(1608)
AP01C
D9013
D9008
ZD918
1N4007
22V
270K(1608)
1235
R9017
R9015
6.8(0.2W)
15K(1608)
C9017
R9016
C9016
1K(1608)
47/25V(NXA)
0.1uF(1608)
T9001
ST-4430A
1
11
10
2
8
3
7
4
5
D9009
1N4007
6
C9009
50V/10UF(NXA)
IC902
43
39V
ZD920
2 1
C9028
2200P 250V
SHORT
SHORT
J9004
J9005
PC123Y22FZ0F
BK903
CMD1A629
D9012
1
SRL3060P
2
3
SHORT
SHORT
SHORT
SHORT
J9006
J9007
J9008
J9009 SHORT
J9010
R9018
56(0.2W)
5600uF/6.3V(NXA)
C9019 4.7uF(1608)
C9018 0.1uF(1608)
0.1uF(1608)
C9029
OPEN(1608)
R9030
C9030 OPEN(1608)
5600uF/6.3V(NXA)
C9020
3.3K(0.2W)
C9023 OPEN
C9022
C9021 5600uF/6.3V(NXA)
R9019
R9020
5.6K(0.2W)
D9011
KIA2431AP
CATHODE
ANODE
REF
0.1uF(1608)
OPEN
IC903
123
R9021
22K-F(1608)
C9024
OPEN
R9025
R9024
SMPS B'D
R9023
R9022
OPEN(1608)
OPEN(0.2W)
5.6V
ZD919
OPEN
C9011
6.8K-F
BN903
WIRE/5P/2.5mm
D5.2V
D5.2V
DGND
DGND
1 2 3 4 5
MAINPOWER
PAGE 2 (8A)
TO DIGITAL SUPPLY_POWER
Set
ABC
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Personal notes:
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Audio Check PASS
Refer to troubleshooting "4.1. AUDIO CHECK"(56 page).
CHECK6
CHECK5
CHECK4
CHECK1
CHECK2
CHECK3
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WIRING DIAGRAM
CN254
CN403
CN253
CN404
CN401
CN405
AC CORD
SMPS B’D
POWER
TRANSFORMER
IN
IC101
HDMI
D-TERMINAL B’D
CN406
9P
INPUT B’D
CN71
3P
CHECK6
OUT
DIGITAL B’D
CHECK4
CHECK5
27P
IC404
CN251
AUDIO
CN341
5P
CHECK1
IC403
APLD
IC402
DIR
CHECK2
DSP
IC404
IC441
DAC
CN341
7P
ADC
IC451
CHECK3
CN253
CN403
CN254
CN401
CN404
CN405
CONNECTOR B’D
BN701
CN341
11P
11P
BN702
7P
MAIN B’D
REGULATOR B’D
POWER LED
B’D
H/P B’D
FRONT B’D
USB B’D
VOLUME B’D
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CLOCK FLOW & WAVE FORM IN DIGITAL BLOCK
WAVE FORM
DIR input
1
CH1:C1(RX0)
DIR output
2
CH1:DATADIR1
qw
COAXIAL1
COAXIAL2
OPTICAL1
OPTICAL2
860SPDIF
ANALOG Lch
ANALOG Rch
IC101
ADV7623
HDMI
Tranceiver
RX0
2
RX4
8
RX2
4
LC89058W-E
RX3
5
RX5
9
RX6
10
AINL
1
AINR
2
MSLK_OUT
SCLK_OUT
IC402
DIR
IC451
AK5358BET
ADC
AP5_OUT
AP1_OUT
AP2_OUT
AP3_OUT
AP4_OUT
AP0_OUT
RXSPDIF
SDIN
SLRCK
SBCK
RDATA
RLRCK
RBCK
RMCK
SCLK
MCLK
LRCK
SDTO
96
95
94
88
89
90
91
87
24
23
22
21
20
0
17
16
12
11
10
9
RXMCK
5
RX64FS
6
RXFS
8
RXI2S0
14
RXI2S1
13
RXI2S2
12
RXI2S3
10
SLRCK
42
SBCK
43
DATADIR1
44
FSDIR1
2
64FSDIR1
3
256FSDIR1
37
IC403
EPM3032ATC44-10N
Audio PLD
DSP1OUT64FS/DAC64F
DSP1OUTFS/DACFS
DSP1INCSW/SW
DAC256FS
DSP1IN64FS
DSP1INFS
DSP1INF/FR
DSP1INS/C
DSP1INSB/SL
e
MCLK
27
25
23
DSP1IN64FS
21
22
34
33
31
28
75
DSP1INFS
97
DSP1INLR
103
DSP1INF/FR
100
DSP1CSW/SW
95
DSP1INS/C
74
DSP1INSB/SL
101
IC404
ADSP21487KSWZ3B
DSP
DSP1OUT64fs
DSP1OUTfs
DATAF
DATACSW
DATAS
DATASB
98
99
86
94
73
88
10
9
17
14
15
16
4
BICK
LRCK
AK4358VQ
SDTI1
SDTI2
SDTI3
SDTI4
IC441
DAC
CH2:FSDIR1
CH3:64FSDIR1
DAC input
3
CH1:DATAF
CH2:LRCK
CH3:BICK
Test point
Detail A
A
CR(RX0)
FSDIR1
DATADIR164FSDIR1
B
Detail B
CH4:MCLK
LRCK
DATAF
HDMI (COMPONENT SIDE)
BCKMCK
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LEVEL DIAGRAM
LINE IN
MIC IN
R2A15218FP
ZONE2 SEL.
NOT USE
LEVEL DIAGRAM
FRONT ch
ANALOG
ATT
GAIN
AK5358B
A/D
PLD
DSP
AK4358VQ
D/A
ADJ.
H/POUT
SPEAKER
OUT
+20dB
+10dB
LINE IN
200mV
0dB
-10dB
-20dB
MIC IN
11.48mVrms
REC INH.
NOT USE
R2A15218 ATT:0dB at AUTOSETUP
LINE IN
28.31dB
ACM2 (DM-A409)Sensitivity:
-38.8dBV/Pa = 11.48mV/Pa at 94dBSPL @Operation Voltage 5.0V (94dBSPL is expected to -11.0dBFS)
-12dB
AK5358B
SINGLE INPUT
0dBFS=3Vpp
=1.06Vrms
0dBFS
-10dBFS
-20dBFS
-26.5dBFS
-30dBFS
-40dBFS
DIFF.OUT
0dBFS=5Vpp
=1.77Vrms
-20dBFS(DIG.IN)
-26.5dBFS(A/D IN)
SW:NO
-32dBFS(DIG.IN)
-38.5dBFS(A/D IN)
0dBFS
-10dBFS
-20dBFS
-30dBFS
-40dBFS
AK4358VQ
AZ4580 MAX.OUTPUT 7.78Vrms
FULL SCALE LEVEL=2.0Vrms
+1.07dB
R2A15218 MAX.OUTPUT 3.8Vrms
-2.5dB
+4dB
+9.5dB
+16dB
POWERAMP GAIN
+29dB
GAIN setting of MASTER VOL 00dB
SW:YES (DIGITAL) -2.5dB =-2.5dB
SW:YES (ANALOG) -2.5dB +6.5dB =+4.0dB
SW:NONE(DIGITAL) -2.5dB +12dB =+9.5dB
SW:NONE(ANALOG) -2.5dB +12dB +6.5dB =+16.0dB
:Basic OFFSET of VOL=0dB (indication value)
(PREAMPGAIN:+15.5dB of VOLMAX)
:Revision OFFSET of SW NON
:Revision OFFSET of AD input
+30dB
SPK OUT
4.27Vrms/8Ω
+20dB
+10dB
H/POUT
277mVrms/33Ω
200mVrms
PRE OUT
150mVrms
-10dB
-20dB
-30dB
-40dB
-30dB
-40dB
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LEVEL DIAGRAM
CENTER ch
R2A15218FP
+20dB
+10dB
PLD
DSP
AK4358VQ
DIFF.OUT
0dBFS=5Vpp
=1.77Vrms
0dBFS
-10dBFS
D/A
AK4358VQ
GAIN
AZ4580 MAX.OUTPUT 7.78Vrms
FULL SCALE LEVEL=2.0Vrms
R2A15218 MAX.OUTPUT 3.8Vrms
ADJ.
POWERAMP GAIN
+29dB
SPEAKER
+30dB
SPK OUT
4.27Vrms/8Ω
+20dB
+10dB
OUT
200mV
0dB
-10dB
-20dB
-30dB
-40dB
DD INPUT:-20dBFS CNT 1kHz
DSP OUTOPUT:-20dBFS
ANA INPUT:200mVrms L+R 1kHz
(MODE:MULTI CH STEREO)
DSP OUTOPUT:-26.5dBFS
Parts marked with this symbol have critical
characteristics.
Use ONLY replacement parts recommended by
the manufacturer.
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Personal notes:Personal notes:
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PARTS LIST OF EXPLODED VIEW
Parts indicated by "nsp" on this table cannot be supplied.
z
P.W.B. ASS'Y indicated by "nsp" on this table cannot be supplied. When repairing the P.W.B. ASS'Y, check the board parts list and order replacement parts.
z
Parts indicated by the "★" mark are not illustrated in the exploded view.
z
The parts listed below are only for maintenance. Therefore they might differ from the parts used in the unit in appearances or dimensions.
z
Note:
The symbols in the column "Remarks" indicate the following destinations.
E3 : U.S.A. & Canada model E2 : Europe model
E1C : China model(AVR-1612) EA : Australia model 1622E1C : China model(AVR-1622)
BK : Black model SP : Premium Silver model
Ref. No.Part No.Part NameRemarksQ'tyNew
1nspFRONT PCB ASS'YE3
1nspFRONT PCB ASS'YE2,EA
1nspFRONT PCB ASS'YE1C,1622E1C
C1-HEADPHONE PCB
C2-USB PCB
C3-FRONT PCB
C4-VOLUME PCB
C7-WIRE SUPPORT PCB
COP12381B
COP12381C
COP12381E
-
-
-
-
-
1*
1*
1*
2nspPOWER PCB ASS'YE3
2nspPOWER PCB ASS'YE2,EA
2nspPOWER PCB ASS'YE1C,1622E1C
C5-SMPS PCB
C6-REGULATOR PCB
C13-CONNECTOR PCB
z
z
z
C9943101012320D
C9943101012330D
C9943101012340D
3nspMAIN PCB ASS'YE3
3nspMAIN PCB ASS'YE2,EA
3nspMAIN PCB ASS'YE1C,1622E1C
C8-WIRE SUPPORT PCB
C10-MAIN PCB
C17-GND CONNECT PCB
C11nspINPUT PCB ASS'YE3
C11nspINPUT PCB ASS'YE2,EA
C11nspINPUT PCB ASS'YE1C,1622E1C
TRANS , POWER AVR1612/E3 , (85.8X63)
TRANS , POWER AVR1612/E2 , (85.8X63)
TRANS , POWER AVR1612/E1C , (85.8X63)
E3
E2,EA
E1C,1622E1C
COP12380B
COP12380C
COP12380E
-
-
-
CLT5U048ZU
CLT5U048ZE
CLT5U048ZH
COP12379B
COP12379C
COP12379E
-
-
-
COP12378B
COP12378C
COP12378E
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
C128U6331007200DDIGITAL PCB ASS'YE3
C128U6331007300DDIGITAL PCB ASS'YE2,EA
C128U6331007400DDIGITAL PCB ASS'YE1C
C128U6331011000SDIGITAL PCB ASS'Y1622E1C
z
z
C14 90M-YC000780R CORD , POWERE3
C14 90M-YC000850R CORD , POWERE1C,1622E1C
M100D9630362109DENON BADGE(BLACK049)BK
M100D9630362202DENON BADGE(SILVER 052)SP
M2nspEARTH , USB
M3nspEARTH AUX
M4nspBOTTOM CHASSIS
COP12377B
COP12377C
COP12377E
COP12377F
CJA523FBYA
CJA2N047ZA
CGB1A140U
CGB1A140T
CMC1A420
CMC1A421
CUA1A328
1*
1*
1*
1*
1
1
1
1
1*
1*
1
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Ref. No.Part No.Part NameRemarksQ'tyNew
M5nspSMPS BRACKET
M6943401100020DTOP CABINET(EMC)BK
M6943401100030DTOP CABINET(EMC)SP
M7nspHEAT SINK
M8nspPCB BRACKET
M9nspBRACKET , MULTI AV8003
M10nspBRACKET , PCB
M11nspPANEL , REARE2,EA
M11nspPANEL , REARE3
M11nspPANEL , REARE1C
M11nspPANEL , REAR1622E1C
CMD1A790
CKC2A155ZK117
CKC2A155ZD11
CMY1A371
CMD1A417
CMD1A665
CMD1A789
CKF3A447Z
CKF1A447Z
CKF2A447Z
CKF2A447Y
1*
1*
1*
1*
2
1
2*
1*
1*
1*
1*
P1943416012530DWINDOW FL
P2943412009840DVOLUME KNOBBK
P2943412009850DVOLUME KNOBSP
P3943419100020DRCA COVERBK
P3943419100030DRCA COVERSP
P4943402012360DPANEL , FRONTE2,EA
P4943402012370DPANEL , FRONTE3
P4943402012380DPANEL , FRONTSPE1C
P4943402012390DPANEL, FRONT1622E1C
943402100190DPANEL, FRONTBKE1C
P4
P500D9630137807STANDBY LENS
P6943411009860DBUTTON STANDBY ASS'YBK
P6943411009870DBUTTON STANDBY ASS'YSP
P7943411012490DBUTTON , 4KEYBK
P7943411012500DBUTTON , 4KEYSP
P8943411012570DBUTTON , 5KEYBK
P8943411012580DBUTTON , 5KEYSP
P900D9630365002WIN 3KEY BUTTONBK
P900D9630365301WIN 3KEY BUTTONSP
P10943411012510DBUTTON , 3KEYBK
P10943411012520DBUTTON , 3KEYSP
P11943407100020DFOOT
P1200D9430202902FOOT CUSHION
P13nspRUBBER
P14nspINSULATOR , SILICON
P15nspHOLDER,PCB
P16nspBUSHING , AC CORD
P17943419100250DCGX1A492Z SHEET TOP AVR1612BKBK
P17943419100260DCGX1A492Y SHEET TOP AVR1612SPSP
P18 45451000500AMSTOPPER TOP BL PM6004BK
P18 45451000501AMSTOPPER TOP SG PM6004SP
E3,E1C,1622E1C
CGU1A459Z
CBN1A249
CBN1A249C73
CGR1A510B28
CGR1A510G45
CGW1A509RHYB28
CGW1A509RHZB28
CGW1A509RGXG45
CGW1A509RGVG45
CGW1A509RHUB28
CGL1A289
CBT1A1141ZA
CBT1A1141YA
CBT1A1154B28
CBT1A1154G45
CBT1A1153XB28
CBT1A1153WG45
CBT1A1140B28
CBT1A1140G45
CBT1A1155ZB28
CBT1A1155YG45
CKL1A190
CHG2A289
CHG1A113
CMX1A298
CHE2A030
CHR1A028
CGX1A492Z
CGX1A492Y
CMH1A306Z
CMH1A306Y
1
1
1
1
1
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1
1
1
1
1
1*
1*
2
2
1
1
4
4
6
1
6
1
1*
1*
4
4
SCREWS
S1nspSCREWBK
S1nspSCREWSP
S2nspSCREW
S2nspSCREW
S3nspSCREW
S4nspSCREW
S5nspSCREW , SPECIAL
90
CTB3+8JFZR
CTB3+8JFN
CTW3+8JR
CTW3+8JR
CTB3+10JR
CTB3+6JR
CHD1A012ZR
5
5
2
12
22
2
15
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Ref. No.Part No.Part NameRemarksQ'tyNew
WIRES
S6nspSCREW
S7nspSCREW
S8nspSCREW
S9nspSCREW
S9nspSCREWBK
S9nspSCREWSP
S10nspSCREW
S11nspSCREWBK
S11nspSCREWSP
S11nspSCREWE2,EA
S12nspSCREW,TRANS
S13nspSCREW
S14nspSCREW
S15nspSCREW , SPECIAL
W1943606500090S
★
CABLE , CARD
(27P,1.25MM,220MM,B,10MM)
CTW3+18JR
CTB3+8JR
CTB3+6FR
CTBD3+8JFZR
CTBD3+8JFZR
CTBD3+8JFN
CTBD3+6FFZR
CTBD4+8JFZR
CTBD4+8JFN
CTBD4+8JFZR
CHD2A023R
CTWS3+10GR
CTW3+12JR
CHD4A012R
CWC4C4A27B220B10
6
6
4
17
3
3
10
6
6
2
4
1
1
3
1*
91
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PACKING VIEW
5-15-25-5
1
2
5-65-75-85-9
3
5-105-11
5-3
5
6
10
z
4
9
8
9
7
8
PARTS LIST OF PACKING & ACCESSORIES
Parts indicated by "nsp" on this table cannot be supplied.
z
Parts indicated by the "★" mark are not illustrated in the exploded view.
z
The parts listed below are only for maintenance. Therefore they might differ from the parts used in the unit in appearances or dimensions.
z
Note:
The symbols in the column "Remarks" indicate the following destinations.
E3 : U.S.A. & Canada model E2 : Europe model
E1C : China model(AVR-1612) EA : Australia model 1622E1C : China model(AVR-1622)
BK : Black model SP : Premium Silver model
Parts indicated by "nsp" on this table cannot be supplied.
z
The parts listed below are only for maintenance. Therefore they might differ from the parts used in the unit in appearances or dimensions.
z
Note:
The symbols in the column "Remarks" indicate the following destinations.
E3 : U.S.A. & Canada model E2 : Europe model
E1C : China model(AVR-1612) EA : Australia model 1622E1C : China model(AVR-1622)
BK : Black model SP : Premium Silver model
MYLAR CAP 0.1UF 50V J
ELECT CAP 10UF 50V
ELECT CAP 1UF 50V C
ELECT CAP 220UF 63V
ELECT CAP 1UF 50V C
METALLIZEDFILM CAP 0.047UF 100V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF/50V/2012
ELECT CAP 10UF 50V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 100PF 50V J
CHIP CAP 1000PF 50VK
METALLIZEDFILM CAP 0.047UF 100V
ELECT CAP 10UF 50V
CHIP CAP 0.01UF 50V K
ELECT CAP 47UF 16V
CHIP CAP 100PF 50V J
ELECT CAP 1UF 50V C
CHIP CAP 100PF 50V J
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CAP , ELECT(10V/220uF)-S
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 330PF 50V J
ELECT CAP 1UF 50V C
ELECT CAP 10UF 50V
ELECT CAP 1UF 50V C
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
ELECT CAP 1UF 50V C
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 220PF 50V
CHIP CAP 0.01UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
ELECT CAP 1UF 50V C
CHIP CAP 100PF 50V J
ELECT CAP 10UF 50V
CAP, CHIP(1608, 50V/0.047uF)
ELECT CAP 100UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1608, 50V/82pF)
ELECT CAP 1UF 50V C
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 1000PF 50VK
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 1UF 10V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 1UF 10V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1005, 50V/1000pF)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 47PF 50V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1005, 25V/0.01uF)
CAP, CHIP(1005, 50V/15pF)
CAP,CHIP(2012,10V/22uF)
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1005, 25V/0.01uF)
CAP, CHIP(1005, 50V/15pF)
CAP,CHIP(2012,10V/22uF)
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 1UF 10V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 1UF 10V
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.015UF 25V
CHIP CAP 1UF 10V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, SMD ELECT(16V/470uF/MANLEX RV,
10X10)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP,CHIP(2012,10V/22uF)
CHIP CAP 10UF 6.3V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1005, 25V/0.01uF)
CAP, CHIP(1005, 50V/15pF)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1608, 50V/10pF)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 100PF 50V J
CHIP CAP 100PF 50V J
CAP, CHIP(1005, 50V/220pF)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 50V K
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1005, 25V/0.01uF)
CAP , CHIP (1005, 25V/0.01uF)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.01UF 50V K
CAP, CHIP(1005, 50V/1000pF)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1005, 50V/1000pF)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1608,6.3V/4.7uF) (MURATA
GRM18)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V
CAP, CHIP(1005, 50V/100pF)
CHIP CAP 0.1UF 16V