Goodmans GDVX-580 Service manual

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CONTENTS :
1.INFORMATIONS……………………………………………………………………………….3 Vibratto-II DVD Processor (ESS 66x8)
2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS……………………………………………………………..14
3. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS……………………………………………………………...24
4. TROUBLESHOOTING……………………………………………………………………….25
5. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS……………………………………………………..…..26
6. ELECTRICAL PART LIST…………………………………………………………………..35
7. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY……………………………………………………..43
8. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS………………………………………………………………………..44
9. WIRING DIAGRAM…………………………………………………………………………..49
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1. INFORMATIONS Vibratto-II DVD Processor (ESS 66x8)
Vibratto-II DVD Processor
FEATURES:
Single-chip DVD processoe incorporating all front-end and back-end functions Unified memory architecture Proven focusing, sledding, tracking, and CLV/CAV spindke servo control Proven ESS, EFM,?EFM+ demodulation, and EDC circuit Built-in ADCs and DACs for servo control signals Direct interface to ES6603 servo AFE chip Integrated NTSC/PAL encode with pixel-adaptive de-interlacer and five 10-bit 54MHz video DACs DVD-video, DVD-VR, VCD1.1 and 2.0, and SVCD DivX and MPEG-4 Advanced Simple profile at full screen(D1) Full DVD-audio support including MLP and LPCM decode, CPPM decryption, and watermark
detection
Media playback with CD-ROM, CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, and DVD+R/RW Up to 7.1 channel audio outputs Direct interface of 16 bit DRAM up to 128Mb capacity Direct interface for up to 4 banks of 8-bit EPROM or FLASH EPROM for up to 4MB per bank Macrovision 7.1 for NTSC/PAL (480p/576p) progressie scan video Simultaneous composite,S-video and YUV output CCIR656/601 yuv 4:2:2 output OSD controller supports 256 colors in 8 degrees of transparency Subpicture Unit(SPU) decoder supports karaoke iyric,subtitles,and EIA-608 compliant Line 21
Captioning.
SmartBrght™ for clear and bright movie presentation. SmartColor™ for vivid flesh-tone image display. SmartLogo™ for custom JPEG wallpaper. JPEG digital photo CD support (Kodak Picture CD™ and Fujifilm FujiColor CD™. ESS Music Slideshor™. Bass management. Dolby Digital(AC-3),Dolby ProLogic™,and ProLogicll. DTS™surround(ES6698D only). S/PDIF digital audio input and output. MPEG AAC and Multichannel. SRS TruSurround Professional karaoke with full scoring scheme.
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Functional Description:
The internal block digram for ESS 6698
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Pinout Diagram
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ES6698 PIN DEXCRIPTION
Names Pin Numbers I/P Definitions
VD33
1.10.19.35.44.53.6
2.79.96.126.185.
P I/O power supply.
VID_XI 2 I Crystal input. VID_XO 3 O Crystal output. VID_XO 3 O Crystal output. CLK 4 I System clock. DMA[11:0] 5:8 11:17 20 O DRAM address bus.
9.18.34.43.52.61.7
VX33
95.119.127.186.20
8. G Ground for I/O power supply.
8 DCAS# 21 O DRAM column address strobe (active-low). DCS[1:0]# 22.23 O DRAM chip select (active-low). DRAS[2:0]# 24.25.28 O DRAM row address strobe (active-low). VSS 26.70.86.137.197 G Ground for core power supply. VDD 27.71.87.138.198 P Core power supply. DSCK_EN O DRAM clock enable output . DOE#
29
O DRAM output enable(active-low). DWE# 30 O DRAM write enable(active-low). DB[15:0] 31:33,36:42,45:50 I/O DRAM data bus. DSCK 51 O Output clock to DRAM. DQM 54 O Data input/output mask.
LA[21:0]
55:60,63:69,72:77
80:82
O RISC port address bus .
LCS[3:0]# 83:85 88 O RISC port chip select (active-low). LWRLL# 89 O RISC port low-byte write enable(active-low). LOE# 90 O RISC port output enable (active-low). LD[7:0] 91:94,97:100 I/O RISC port data bus; (5V tolerant input). RSD 101 I Audio receive serial data; (5V tolerant input ). RBCK 102 I Audio receive bit clock; (5V tolerant input ). RWS 103 I Audio receive frame sync; (5V tolerant input ). VD33_PL 104 P Power for PLL blocks. VS33_PL 105 G Ground for PLL blocks. VREF I Internal voltage reference to video DAC. YUV1 COMP I Compensation input . YUV3 RSET I DAC current adjustment resistor input . YUV4 FDAC
106
107
108
109
O YUV pixel 1 output data .
O YUV pixel 3 output data .
O YUV pixel 4 output data.
Video DAC output. Refer to description and matrix for
O
UDAC pin 115.
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YUV7 O YUV pixel 7 output data . VDAC
110
YUV6
Video DAC output . Refer to description and matrix for
O
UDAC pin 115.
O YUV pixel 6 output data.
Names Pin Numbers I/P Definitions VD33_DA 111 P Power for I/O power supply for VDAC. VS33-DA 112 G Ground for I/O power supply for VDAC. YDAC
113 YUV5 CDAC
114 YUV2
Video DAC output. Refer to description and matrix for
O
UDAC pin 115.
O YUV pixel 5 output data.
Video DAC output. Refer to description and matrix for
O
UDAC pin 115.
O YUV pixel 2 output data .
Video DAC output.
Pin 109 110 113 114 115
Valu
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1
2
3
4
5
UDAC O
6
7 N/A
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9 CVBS
10 CVBS
11 N/A
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FDAC VDAC YDAC CDAC UDAC
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS/Chrom
a
CVBS
1
CVBS
1
Y C N/A
Y C
N/A Y C N/A
CVBS
1
CVBS
1
CVBS
1
N/A N/A
N/A N/A N/A
Y Pb Pr
N/A Y Pb Pr
SYNC
Chrom
a
CVBS
1
CVBS
1
SYNC
G B R
Y Pb Pr
G B R
G R B
G R B
N/A Y Pr Pb
CVBS
1
Y Pr Pb
14 Chroma Y G R B F: VCBS/chroma signal for simultaneous mode. Y: Luma component for YUV and Y/C processing.
CVBS2
CVBS2
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C: Chrominance signal for Y/C processing. U: Chrominance component signal for YUV mode. V: Chrominance component signal for YUV mode.
TWS 116 O Audio transmit frame sync output.
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Names Pin Numbers I/P Definitions
System and DSCK output clock frequency selection is made at the rising edge of RESET#. The matrix below lists the available clock frequencies and their respective PLL bit settings. Strapped to VCC or ground via 4.7-KΩ
resistor; read only during reset.
SEL_PLL2 SEL_PLL1 SEL_PLL0 Clock
0 0 0 CLK*4.5
SEL_PLL2 I
0 0 1 CLK*5.0 0 1 0 Bypass 0 1 1 CLK*4.0 1 0 0 CLK*4.25 1 0 1 CLK*4.75 1 1 0 CLK*5.5 1 1 1 CLK*6.0
Type(MHz)
TSD0 O Audio transmit serial data port 0. SEL_PLL0
117
I Refer to the description and matrix for SEL_Pll2 pin 116. TSD1 O Audio transmit serial data port 1. SEL_PLL1
118
Refer to the description and matrix for SEL_PLL2 pin
I
116. TSD[2:3] 120.121 O Audio transmit serial data ports 2 and 3. MCLK 122 I/O Audio master clock for audio DAC. TBCK 123 O Audio transmit bit clock. SPD_DOBM O S/PDIF output . SEL_PLL3
124
Clock source select. Strapped to VCC or ground via 4.7K
read only during reset .
Ω
I
SEL_PLL3 Clock Source
0 Crystal oscillator 1 CLK input
SPDIF_IN 125 I S/PDIF input; (5V tolerant input). WBLCLK
128 O
DVD-RAM wobble detector circuit clock source to
preamp. WBL 129 O DVD-RAM wobble output. LG 130 O DVD-RAM land/groove flag. IP2 131 I DVD-RAM header position index 2. IP1 132 I DVD-RAM header position index 1. FLAG[3:0] 133:136 O To monitor servo status . TEXI 139 I High-speed tracking error input . TESTAD 140 I Test AD input . SBAD 141 I Sub-beam addition input signal . FEI 142 I Focus input error signal. AVSS_AD 143 G Analog ground for ADC block .
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CEI 144 I Center error input signal . TEI 145 I Tracking error input signal . RFRP 146 I RF ripple/envelope input signal. AVDD3_AD 147 P Analog power supply for ADC block. VREF21 148 O 2.1V reference voltage. VREF09 149 O 0.9Vreference voltage. VREF15 150 O 1.5V reference voltage.
Names Pin Numbers I/P Definitions
IREF
151 I
Servo data PLL interface reference current generator
connect a resistor between this pin and ground to set
reference current . AVDD3_DS 152 P Analog power supply for data slicer .block. IPIN 153 I Inverting input of data slicer . RFIN
RFIP
154 I
155 I
Analog RF signal input after passing through
equalizer(minus)
Analog RF signal input after passing through
equalizer(plus). DSSLV 156 O Data slicer level output. AVSS_DS 157 G Analog ground for data slicer block. AVSS_PL 158 G Analog ground for data PLL block. PDOFTR1 159 O Servo data PLL phase detector filter pin number 1. FDO
160 O
Servo data PLL output node of frequency detector
charge pump. FTROPI 161 I Servo data PLL input node of loop filter OP circuit . AVDD3_OL 162 P Analog power supply for data PLL block . PLLFTR1 163 I Servo data PLL loop filter pin number1. PLLFTR2 164 I Servo data PLL loop filter pin number2. VREF0 165 O Servo data PLL reference voltage output. AWRC 166 I/O Auto wide range control VCO signal from/to AWRC DAC. AVSS_DA 167 G Analog ground for DAC part. RFRPCTR 168 I/O Central level of RFRP. TRAY 169 O Output voltage level for tray buffer IC. AVDD3_DA 170 P Analog power supply for DAC part . SPINDLE 171 O Output voltage level for spindle buffer IC. FOCUS 172 O Output voltage level for focus buffer IC. SLEGP 173 O Output voltage level for Sledge buffer IC(plus). SLEGN 174 O Output voltage level for Sledge buffer IC(minus). TRACK 175 O Output voltage level for tracking buffer IC. TESTDA 176 O Test DA output . FGIN 177 I Spindle hall sensor input . PHOI 178 I Sledge photo interrupt signal input. SCSJ 179 O Chip selection signal to RF chip (serial data enable). SDATA 180 I/O Data signal from/to RF chip. SCLK 181 O Serial clock source to RF chip. DFCT 182 I Defect flag input signal.
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LDC 183 O Laser diode on/off control output. SPDON 184 O Spindle power driver on/off control output. GPIO[9:4]
187:192 I/O
General-purpose input/output used for servo control;
(5V tolerant input.) EAUX[3:0] 193:196 I/O Extended auxiliary ports;(5V tolerant input). I²CDATA
AUX0 I²C_CLK
AUX1
199
200
I/O I/O Auxiliary port (open collector);(5V tolerant input). I/O I/O Auxiliary port (open collector);(5V tolerant input).
I²C data I/O;(5V tolerant input).
I²C clock I/O;(5V tolerant input).
IOW# O I/O Write strobe(LCS1)(active-low). HSYNC# I/O Horizontal sync (active low);(5V tolerant input). AUX2
201
I/O
Auxiliary port ;(5V tolerant input).
Names Pin Numbers I/P Definitions IOR# O I/O Read strobe (LCS1)(active –low). VSYNC# I/O Vertical sync (active-low);(5V tolerant input ). AUX3 C2PO I Error correction flag from CD;(5V tolerant input). AUX4
202
203
I/O Auxiliary port;(5V tolerant input).
I/O Auxiliary port;(5V tolerant input). AUX[5:6] 204:205 I/O Auxiliary ports ;(5V tolerant input). IR I Infrared remote control input;(5V tolerant input). AUX7
206
I/O Auxiliary port;(5V tolerant input ). RESET# 207 I Reset input (active –low );(5V tolerant input).
101 I Audio receive serial data input[RSD];(5V tolerant input). 102 I Audio receive bit clock input [RBCK]:(5V tolerant input ). 103 I Audio receive frame sync input[RWS];(5V tolerant input). 116 O Audio transmit frame sync output[TWS].
Audio Port Interface
117.118.120.121 O Audio transmit serial data outputs [TSD[3:0]]. 122 I/O Audio DAC master clock[MCLK]. 123 O Audio transmit bit clock output[TBCK]. 124 O Sony/Philips Digital Interface audio output [SPD_DOBM].
125 I
Sony/Philips Digital Interface audio Input [SPDIF_IN];(5V tolerant input).
Auxiliary Port Interface
Clock Inetface and Reset
Interface
193:196 I/O Extended auxiliary ports [EAUX[3:0]];(5V tolerant input).
199.200 I/O Open collectors [AUX[1:0]],(5V tolerant input). 201:206 I/O Primary auxiliary port I/Os [AUX[7:2]];(5V tolerant input).
2 I 27-MHz crystal clock input [VID_XI]. 3 O 27-MHz crystal clock output[VID_XO].
4 I System clock [CLK]. 29 O DRAM clock enable output [DSCK_EN]. 51 O Output clock [DSCK] to video memory (DRAM).
116:118 I Clock frequency select PLL outputs [SEL_PLL[2:0]].
207 I Reset input (active-low)[RESET#];(5V tolerant input).
106:110.113:115 O Pixel data outputs [YUV[7:0]]. Display
201 I/O Horizontal sync[HSYNC#];(%V tolerant input).
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202 I/O Vertical sync [VSYNC#];(5V tolerant input ).
EPROM/Flas h ROM and RISC Port Intetface
55:60.63:69.72:77.
80:82
83:85 O
89 O
90 O
91:94.97:100 I/O
RISC port address bus [LA[21:0]]to EPROM or Flash
O
memory. RISC port chip select outputs [LCS[2:0]#]to EPROM or Flash memory. RISC port low-byte write enable output[LWRLL#]to EPROM or Flash memory. RISC port output enable[LOE#]to EPROM and Flash memory. RISC port data bus [LD[7:0]]to EPROM or Flash memory (5V tolerant input ).
106 I Video DAC reference voltage input[VREF]. Filter and Reference voltang
107 I Compensation input[COMP]. Interface Front Panel Display
206 I Infrared remote control input [IR];(5V tolerant input). Interface
Names Pin Numbers I/P Definitions General-Purp ose I²C Bus
Interface
187:192 I/O
199 I/O 200 I/O
1.10.19.35.44.53.6
2.79.96.126.185
9.18.34.43.52.61.7
8.95.119.127.186.
General –purpose I/O[GPIO[9:4]];(5V tolerant input).
I²C data I/O[12C_DATA];(5V tolerant input). I²C clock I/O[12C_CLK];(5V tolerant input). I/O power supply [VD33].
P
I/O ground [VS33].
G
208
26.70.86.137.197 G Ground for core power [VSS].
27.71.87.138.198 P Core power supply [VDD]. 104 P Power supply for PLL block .[VD33_PL].
Power and Ground
105 G Ground for PLL block [VS33_PL].
111 P Power supply for video DAC[VD33_DA]. 112 G Ground for video DAC[VS33_DA]. 143 G Analog ground for ADC[AVSS_AD]. 147 P Analog power supply for ADC[AVDD3_AD]. 152 P Analog power supply for data slicer [AVDD3_DS]. 157 G Analog ground for data slicer[AVSS_DS]. 158 G Analog ground for data PLL [AVSS_PL]. 162 P Analog power supply for data PLL[AVDD3_PL]. 167 G Analog ground for DAC[AVSS_DA]. 170 P Analog power supply for DAC[AVDD3_DA].
Serial Port Interface 203 I
C2PO error correction flag from CD[C2PO];(5V tolerant input).
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Servo Data Slicer Interface
153 I
154
Inverting input of data slicer [IPIN].
Analog RF signal input after passing through
I
equalizer(minus) [RFIN].
Analog RF signal input after passing through
155 I
equalizer(plus) [RFIP].
156 O
Data slicer level output[DSSLV].
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2.OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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1. GENERAL SETUP
Pressing the SETUP button on remote control during STOP or PLAY mode to SETUP MENU.
sing Cursor to select GENERAL SETUP. Press ENTER to enter GENERAL SETUP page.
SETUP MENU - MAIN PAGE
GENERAL SETUP
SPEAKER SETUP AUDIO SETUP PREFERENCE
EXIT SETUP
a.TV DISPLAY
-- GENERAL PAGE --
TV DISPLAY NORMAL P/S
PIC MODE NORMAL L/B ANGLE MARK W IDE OSD LANG CAPTIONS SCR SAVER MA IN P A G E
b. PIC MODE (PICTURE MODE)
( FOR PROGRESSIVE-SCAN MODEL )
-- GENERAL PAGE --
TV DISPLAY
PIC MODE AUTO
ANGLE MARK HI-RES OSD LANG NON-FLICKER CAPTIONS SCR SAVER MA IN P A G E
-- GENERAL PAGE --
TV DISPLAY PIC MODE
NGLE MARK OSD LANG CAPTIONS SCR SAVER MA IN P A G E
Using cursor to move to desired setting and press ENTER to confirm. NORMAL/PS – 4 x 3 Pan Scan Full screen of picture on TV. Normally, left and right edges cannot be shown. NORMAL/LB – 4 x 3 Letter Box Orginal ratio of aspect. WIDE – 16 : 9 Widescreen
-- GENERAL PAGE --
TV DISPLAY
PIC MODE
NGLE MARK FILM OSD LANG CAPTIONS SMART SCR SAVER SUPER SMART MA IN P A G E
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c.ANGLE MARK
-- GENERAL PAGE --
TV DISPLY PIC MODE
ANGLE MAR K ON
OSD LANG OFF CAPTIONS SCR SAVER MA IN P A G E
This feature is functioned only for the disc, which has ANGLE function:
When the ANGLE MARK is set ON, the screen displays the mark. When the ANGLE MARK is set OFF, the mark is not displayed.
d. OSD LANG (ON SCREEN DISPLAY LANGUAGE)
-- GENERAL PAGE --
TV DISPLAY PIC MODE ANGLE M ARK
OSD LANG ENGLISH
CA P T ION S IT A L IA N SCR SAVER MA IN P A G E
e. CAPTIONS
-- GENERAL PAGE --
TV DISPLAY PIC MODE ANGLE M ARK OSD LANG
CAPTIONS ON
SCR SAVER OFF MA IN P A G E
f. SCR SAVER
-- GENERAL PAGE --
When the unit is stopped, no operation, no function button is
TV DISPLAY PIC MODE ANGLE M ARK OSD LANG CAPTIONS ON
SCR SAVER OFF
MA IN P A G E
pressed in 1 minute,screen saver appears for the purpose to protect the TV screen if SCR SAVER is set ON.
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2.SPEAKER SETUP
SETUP MENU - MAIN PAGE
GENERAL SETUP
SPEAKER SETUP
AUDIO SETUP PREFERENCE
EXIT SETUP
a. DOWNMIX
-- SPEAKER SETUP PAGE --
DOWNMIX LT/RT
CENTER STEREO
REAR OFF
OFF : Turn off the Downmix mode. 5.1 channels can be preformed only if
SUBWOOFER CNTR DELAY
REAR DELAY TEST TONE
LT/RT : Left and Right output mode
STEREO : Stereo output mode
Downmix is set OFF and the rest of other setup can be activated.
MA IN P A G E
b. CENTER c. REAR
-- SPEAKER SETUP PAGE --
DOWNMIX
CENTER ON
REAR OFF SUBWOOFER CNTR DELAY REAR DELAY TEST TONE
-- SPEAKER SETUP PAGE --
DOWNMIX CENTER
REAR ON
SUBWOOFER OFF CNTR DELAY REAR DELAY TEST TONE
MA IN P A GE
MAIN PAGE
d. SUBWOOFER
-- SPEAKER SETUP PAGE --
DOWNM IX CENTER REAR
SUBWOOFER ON
CNTR DELAY OFF REAR DELAY TEST TONE
M A IN P A G E
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e. CNTR DELAY f. REAR DELAY
Adjust the audio delay from center Adjust the audio delay from center
channel from 0 to 5MS. channel rom 0 to 15MS.
-- SPEAKER SETUP PAGE --
DOWNM IX CENTER REAR SUB W O OFE R 5 MS
CNTR DELAY
REA R DE LA Y 3MS TEST TONE
M A IN P A G E OFF
1MS
-- SPEAKER SETUP PAGE --
DOWNM IX CENTER REAR SUB W O OFE R 15MS CNTR DELAY
REAR DELAY 9MS
TEST TONE
M A IN P A G E OFF
3MS
g. TEST TONE
-- SPEAKER SETUP PAGE --
DOWNMIX CENTER REAR SUBWOOFER CNTR DELAY REAR DELAY ON
TEST TONE OFF
MA IN P A GE
ON : open the 5.1 channel test function. OFF : turn off the 5.1 channel test function.
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3.AUDIO SETUP
SETUP MENU - MAIN PAGE
GENERAL SETUP SPEAKER SETUP
AUDIO SETUP
PREFERENCE
EXIT SETUP
a. SPDIF OUTPUT
OFF: Audio signal is out from AUDIO OUT (RCA)
-- AUDIO S ETU P PA GE --
jacks.
SPDIF OUTPUT OFF
SPDIF/RAW: The player is connected to a Dolby Digital
OP MODE SPDIF/RAW
amplifier through DIGITAL OUT Coaxial or
DUAL MONO SPDIF/PCM COMPRESSION
Optical jack.
PRO LOGIC
SPDIF/PCM: The player is connected to a 2-channel digital
LPCM OUTPUT
mode or stereo amplifier through Coaxial or
M A IN PAG E
Optical jack.
b. OP MODE
-- AUDIO SETUP --
SPDIF OUTPUT
OP MODE LINE OUT
DUAL MONO RF REM OD COMPRESSION PRO LOGIC LPCM OUTPUT
MA IN P A G E
LINE OUT : Line out mode with digital dialog normalization,
compress input linear signal.
RF REMOD : RF remodulation mode with heavy compression
and digital dialog normalization.
c. DUAL MONO
-- AUDIO S ET UP --
SPDIF O UTPUT OP MODE
DUAL MON O STEREO
COMPR ESSION L-MONO PRO LOGIC R-M ONO LPCM OUTPUT MIX-M ONO
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Output mode of the L/R signals. Mix-mono can be functioned only if the DVD is playing in 5.1 channel.
d. COMPRESSION
-- AUDIO SETUP --
SP D IF O U T PU T - - FUL L OP MOD E - - DU A L MON O - - 6/8
COMPRESSION - -
PR O L O GIC - - 4/8 LP C M OU T P U T - -
- - 2/8
M A IN P A G E - - OF F
To adjust linear compression rate to obtain the different compression results of the signals only if the OP MODE is set to LINE OUT.
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e. PRO LOGIC(optional)
-- AUDIO SETUP --
To select Dolby Prologic Surround mode.
SPDIF OUTPUT OP MODE DUAL MONO COMPRESSION
PRO LOGIC OFF
LPCM OUTPUT ON
MA IN P A G E
AUTO
f. LPCM OUTPUT
-- AUDIO SETUP --
SPDIF OUTPUT OP MODE DUAL MONO COMPRESSION PRO LOGIC
LPCM OUTPUT LPCM 48K
LPCM 96K
MA IN P A G E
To select LPCM output at 48K or 96K.
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4. PREFERENCE
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SETUP MENU - MAIN PAGE
GENERAL SETUP SPEAKER SETUP AUDIO SETUP
PREFERENCE
EXIT SETUP
a. TV TYPE b. VIDEO OUTPUT
-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
TV TYPE MULTI
IDEO OUTPUT NTSC AUDIO PAL SUBTITLE DISC MENU LOCALE PARENTAL
TV TYPE S-VIDEO
IDE O O U T PU T YPbPr
UDIO RGB SUBTITLE DISC M ENU LOCALE PARENTAL
c. AUDIO d. SUBTITLE
-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
TV TYPE VIDEO OUTPUT ENGLISH
AUDIO FRENCH
SUBTITLE SPANISH DISC MENU CHINESE LOCALE JAPANESE PARENTAL ITALIAN
TV TYPE ENGLISH VIDEO OUTPUT FRENCH AUDIO SPANISH
SUBTITLE CHINESE
DISC MENU JAPANESE LOCALE ITALIAN PARENTAL O FF
e. DISC MEUN f. LOCALE
-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
TV TYPE
IDE O OU T PU T ENGLISH AUDIO FRENCH SUBTITLE SPANISH
DISC MENU ITALIA N
LOCALE CHINESE PARENTAL JAPANESE
TV TYPE CHINA
IDEO OUTPUT FRANCE
UDIO SUBTITLE JAPAN DISC MENU TAIW AN
LOCALE GBR
PARENTAL USA
HONG KONG
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g. PARENTAL
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-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
TV TYPE 1 G
IDE O OU T PU T 2 AUDIO 3 PG SUBTITLE 4 PG 13 DISC MENU 5 LOCALE 6 PG-R
PARENTAL 7 NC-17
PASSWORD 8 ADULT
To select an age control grade according to the grade of the disc and your desired. The disc cannot be played for the rate higher than the grade set. Go to the PASSWORD VERIFY PAGE to input password after selection of Parental grade.
h. PASSWORD i. DEFLAUTS
-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
TV TYPE
IDE O OU T PU T AUDIO SUBTITLE DISC MENU LOCALE PARENTAL
PASSWORD CHANGE
IDE O O U T PU T
UDIO SUBTITLE DISC M ENU LOCALE PARENTAL PASSWORD
DEFLAUTS RESET
The default setting of password is 3308 To reset the settings to factory setting
j. SMART NAVI
-- PREFERENCE PAGE --
AUDIO SUBTITLE DISC MENU LOCALE PARENTAL PASSWORD DEFLAUTS NO MENU
SMART NAVI WITH MENU
To select the display with MENU for playing MP3 and PHOTO CD (JPEG).
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5. JPEG, MP3 & MPEG4 Format
(Playback of MP3, WMA, CD-R and CD-RW may depend on recording condition)
ROOT JPEG 1
SMART NAVI
ROOT MP3 1
JPEG 2 JPEG 3 JPEG 4 JPEG 5 JPEG 6 JPEG 7 JPEG 8
SMART NAVI
MP3 2 MP3 3 MP3 4 MP3 5 MP3 6 MP3 7 MP3 8
Press to select the „ROOT“ on the left columns & the „FILE“ on the right side, press ENTER“/“PLAY“ to view the JPEG PHOTOS or to play MP3 files. Then press “STOP” to go back to the menu of SMART NAVI”.
FUNCTION KEYS
Zoom Press the “ZOOM” Button, then the screen will show “ZOOM ON”,
and press Icons to “zoom in” or “zoom out”.
Rotate Press to rotate the picture
Next/ Press to the next or previous pictures/songs. Previous
Forward/ Press the icons to playing fast forward ans fast backward. Backward
Menu Press “Menu” to preview the photos.
Mute Press “MUTE” button to turn the audio off. Press it again to resume.
Pause Press to pause playin & press again to resume.
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MPEG4 FORMAT
ROOT MP4 1
SMART NAVI
MP4 3 MP4 3 MP4 4 MP4 5 MP4 6 MP4 7 MP4 8
FUNCTION KEYS
Forward/ Press the icons to playing fast forward and fast backward. Backward Continuously pressing and back to normal.
Next/ Press to the next or previous chapter or files. Previous
Mute Press “MUTE” button to turn the audio off. Press it again to resume.
Pause Press ___ to pause playing & press again to resume.
Slow Press “SLOW” and playback of slow motion. Please “Play” to resume it.
Step Keeping press “STEP” repeatedly button to playing frames by frames.
GoTo Search the chapter and time you want. Functions please refer to “Function Buttons” on instruction
book.
Subtitle
In order to use the function of Subtitle (For the MPEG4 file with subtitle function):
Insert disc and choose the file in “?” icon, then press ‘ANGLE’ button in remote control, the screen will shown subtitle is being selected. Then get back to the appropriate .avi file and press ‘ENTER’ to playback, then the subtitle function is activate.
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3.PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
A. Playback System DVD Video
Video CD (1.1, 2.0, 3.0) SVCD CD and CDDA CD-R/RW PICTURE CD
B. Television Signal System NTSC/PAL C. Video Performance
Video Out 1V S-Video Out Y: 1VPP into 75ohm
D/A Converter 27MHz/10 bit
D. Audio Performance
Frequency Response DVD: fs48//96KHz, 4Hz-22/44KHz
Output Level Analog: 2V
D/A Converter 96KHz/24bit S/N Ratio With LPF 95dB
E. Connections
Coxial digital out X1
into 75ohm
PP
C: 0.286V
into 75ohm
PP
Video CD: fs 44.1KHz, 4Hz-20KHz Audio CD: fs44.1KHZ, 4Hz-20KHz
(1KHZ)
RMS
Digital: 1.15V
PP
Without LPF 90dB
Digital out X1 Audio Analog out (5.1ch) X1 S-Video out X1
F. Power Supply
Power Source AC 90-250V 50/60Hz Power Consumption <25 Watt
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4.TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom Check and Action
No Power
Do not play
No Picture
Picture noise / distorted
Picture not full screen
Cannot SKIP or SEARCH
No sound or Sound output not complete
1. Check the power cord has been properly connected to the wall outlet
2. Check the main power has been switched on
1. No disc, load a disc
2. Disc has been loaded upside down. Place the disc with the label side up
Disc’s region code is not matching to the unit
3.
Disc is not correct type to be played
4.
Disc is damaged or dirty, clean the disc or try another disc
5.
Moisture may be condensed inside the unit. Remove the disc and leave the unit
6.
power on for one or two hours
1. Check the TV set has been power on, and setting at the correct AV mode
2. Check the system connection is secure
3. Check if the connection cables are damaged
4. Clean the disc
1. Disc is dirty or damaged. Clean the disc or try another disc
2. Reset the color system of the DVD unit or the TV set
3. Try to direct the DVD unit to the TV set instead of via the components like VCR.
1. Select the screen format. Enter SETUP MENU (TV DISPLAY)
2. Select the screen format from DVD disc menu
1. Some disc are programmed that do not allow users to SKIP or SEARCH forward at some sections, especially at the beginning WARNING section
2. Single Chapter disc cannot apply SKIP function
1. Check the TV and amplifier has been power on and correctly setting
2. Check the TV and amplifier system connections are secure
3. Press AUDIO button select other audio tracks output of disc
4. Check if the MUTE function of the DVD, TV or amplifier has be activated
5. There will be no sound output during REVERSE PLAY / PAUSE / STEP / SLOW / SEARCH
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5.MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
INDEX:
a. No power
Please see Fiugure 1
b. No VFD display
Please see Fiugure 2
c. No Video output
Please see Fiugure 3
d. Cannot read disc
Please see Fiugure 4
e. No ear phone output
Please see Fiugure 5
f. Remote control no function
Please see Fiugure 6
g. No 5.1ch output
Please see Fiugure 7
h. Disc door cannot open
Please see Fiugure 8
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i Figure 1
t
N
START
Power on
The unit cannot switch
on
Does the connecti on
between power board and
the power cord/rear switch
is correc
?
o
Change/reinset the
cables or wires
Yes
Does the fuse on power
board is burned?
Yes
Change
fuse
Change power board
Change MPEG board
END
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ii Figure 2
N
START
Power on
No VFD display
Does the output level at
power board "con6"
correct? F1, F2:+3.3V(+2.6~3.5V) +5V: +4.5V~5.4V
-24V: -18V~-26V
Yes
Change MPEG board
Change
front penal
END
o
Change
power board
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iii Figure 3
START
Power on
Scart no output?
Change
MPEG board
Change
scart board
Change
MPEG board
END
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iv Figure 4
START
Power on
Insert VCD DVD CD-R/RW DVD-R/RW
DVD+R/RW PHOTO CD
VFD Display "NO DISC" or the unit DEAD
Change the 24PIN cable
(from loader to mpeg board )
Change loader
Change MPEG board
END
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v Figure 5
N
START
Power on
Ear phone no output
Does ear phone board and
power board have correct
connection?
Yes
Change MPEG board
Change front panel
END
o
Change
the cable
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vi Figure 6
N
START
Power on
Remote control does
not work
Does the remote control
have batteries?
Yes
Does other remote control
work?
Change MPEG board
Change front panel
END
o
Yes
Insert new batteries
Change
remote control
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vii Figure 7
N
N
N
START
Power on
5.1ch no output
Does the disc support
5.1ch output?
Yes
Does the unit audio
setting is at 5.1ch?
Yes
Does the power board "con4"outpnt level correct? +12v (+9~15V)
-
-
~
Yes
Change MPEG board
END
O
O
o
Use other disc to
check
Reset the unit at setup
menu
Change the power
board
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viii Figure 8
START
Power on
The disc door cannot open
Change
5PIN cable
(from loader to MPEG board)
Change loader
Change
MPEG board
END
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6.ELECTRICAL PART LIST
A. MPEG board
Item Name of Components Specification
1
2 IC 8MFLASH 29F800BA--70PFTN 1 U2
3 IC ES6688 1 U1
4 IC ES6603 1 UU2
5 IC SDRAM 4Mx16--6T, 1 U5
6 IC 24C02 1 U3
7 IC 74HC04 1 U13
8 IC V6300 1 U8
9 IC BA6287F 1 UU5
10 IC BA5954FP 1 UU3
11 IC WM8746 /DA1196 1 U9
PCB板
ESS-66X8 PCB REV:1.3 1
Qty
Location
12 IC RC4558 3
13 IC TL3472 1 UU4
14 IC AMS1117/LM1117 3 Q4,Q3,QQ4
15 Jack TJC3-7(7pin x2.54mm ) 1 J4
16 Jack TJC3-3 (3pin x 2.54mm ) 1 J1
17 Jack
18 Jack PH2.0 ( 5pin x 2.0mm ) 2 JJ5, J2
19 Jack PH2.0 (6pin x 2.0mm ) 1 J12
20 Jack PH2.0 ( 11pin x 2.0mm ) 1 J6
21 Jack TOTX179 1 J8
22 Jack AV1-8.4-1S 1 J9
FPC Jack(24Pin Pitch0.5mm)
U12U14U15
1JJ3
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23 Jack 4PIN,AV4---8.4---13P 1 J13
24 Jack 6PIN,AV6---8.4---13P 1 J10
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34 Chip diode 4.3V 1/2W 1 D14
35 Chip diode 1N6263 10 D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6,D7,D8,D9,D10
36 Chip diode 1N4148 7 D15,D16,D17,DD1,DD2,DD3,D13
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Crystal
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
Chip Bead
Chip Bead
chip Inductor
chip Resistor
27M-30ppm HC-49S 1 Y1
PMBT3904,NPN type
2SC3327 6 Q7,Q12,Q17,Q18,Q19,Q22
8550 2 Q6,Q8
8050 1 Q2
2SB1132 2 QQ1,QQ2
FB0805-0.2A-26@100MHz 9 LL1,LL2,LL4,LL5,LL6,FB1,FB2,FB4,LL3
FB1206-0.2A-26@100MHz 6 L11,L12,L13,L14,L15,L16
LG0805-0.2A-1.8uH±10% 5 L1,L2,L3,L4,L5
R0603-0Ω ±5% 18
1Q9
RL3,R5,R14,R17,R19,R20,R40,R43 R61,R157,RR10,RR11,RR19,RR41 RR58,RR72,RR75,RR87
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
R0805-1 Ω±5% 4 RR66,RR67,RR68,RR69
R0805-3.3±5% 1 RR83
R0603-10Ω ±5% 8
R0603-33Ω ±5% 23
R0603-47Ω±5% 1 R33
R0603-68Ω±5% 1 R113
R0603-75Ω±5% 5 R6,R11,R12,R15,R16
R0603-91Ω±5% 1 R105
R0603-100±5% 2 RR35,RR36
R0603-150±5% 1 R76
R0603-240±1% 1 R80
36
R82,R98,R115,R127 R133,R145,RR45,RR46
R23,R24,R25,R26,R28,R29,R30,R31 R44,R48,R49,R50,R52,R58,R60,R63 R65,R66,R68,RR27,RR28,RR29,RR52
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chip Resistor
R0603-330±1% 1 R75
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
R0603-330±5% 2 R102,R125
R0603-360±5% 1 R13
R0603-412±1% 2 R74,RR85
R0603-470±5% 1 R95
R0603-681±1% 2 R79,RR86
R0603-1K±5% 6 R21,R22,R89,R90,RR43,RR56
R0603-1.2K±5% 3 RR16,RR37,RR39
R0603-1.5K±5% 2 RR71,RR79
R0603-2K±5% 6 R88,R108,R131,R124,R140,R152
R0603-2.2K±5% 1 R85
R0603-3.3K±5% 11
R0603-4.7K±5% 7 R7,R8,R9,R10,R27,R73,RR76
R0603-5.1K±5% 3
R0603-6.8K±5% 6 R83,RR20,RR21,RR22,RR25,RR26
R87,R107,R123,R130,R139,R151 RR3,RR4,RR5,RR6,RR55
RR18,RR24,RR50
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
R0603-10K±5% 5 RR7,RR17,RR44,RR70,RR77
R0603-11kΩ±5% 6 R86,R106,R122,R129,R138,R150
R0603-12k±1% 1 RR34
R0603-12k±5% 1 RR53
R0603-18k±5% 6 R94,R111,R126,R132,R141,R153
R0603-20k±5% 1 RR9
R0603-22k±5% 3 RR48,RR74,RR82
R0603-33k±5% 3 RR15,RR47,RR51
R0603-47k±5% 2 RR49,RR54
R0603-68k±5% 1 RR8
R0603-100k±5% 8
R0603-1M±5% 2 R96,RR73
R42,R84,R100,R93, R117,R128,R136,R148
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chip Resistor
R0603-10M±5% 1 R91
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip Resistor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
0603 ,10Ωx4 3 RN1,RN2,RN3
0603 ,33Ωx4 2 RN9,RN10
0603 ,4.7kΩx4 1 RN4
C0603-22P±5% 6 C37,C47,C56,C60,C67,C81
C0603-27P±5% 2 C13,C14
C0603-33P±5% 3 CC35,CC36,CC37
C0603-47P±5% 1 CC25
C0603-100P±5% 2 CC70,CC72
C0603-120P±5% 1 CC57
C0603-150P±5% 6 C40,C50,C57,C63,C69,C83
C0603-160P±5% 1 CC65
C0603-330P±20% 10
C0603-470P±20% 3 CC41,CC43,CC86
C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C9,C10,C11,C12
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
C0603-560P±20% 3 CC23,CC30,CC33
C0603-820P±20% 1 CC48
C0603-1000P±20% 12
C0603-2200P±20% 4 CC51,CC52,CC53,CC56
C0603-4700P±20% 3 CC6,CC11,CC73
C0603-6800P±20% 1 CC17
C0603-0.01U±20% 4 CC40,CC42,CC45,CC67
C0603-0.015U±20% 3 CC28,CC31,CC32
C0603-0.033U±20% 1 CC66
C0603-0.047U±20% 2 CC21,CC54
C43,C52,C58,C64,C70,C90,CC1 CC2,CC3,CC4,CC64,CC71
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chip capacitor
C0603-0.1U±20% 65
B9,B10,B11,B12,B15,B18,B23,B24,B25 B26,B27,B28,B29,B30,B31,B32,B33,B36 B37,B38,B39,B40,B41,B42,B44,B45,B46 B47,B48,B49,B50,C7,C8,C30,C42,C48 C72,C73,C74,C75,C84,C85,C86,CC5,CC13 CC14,CC15,CC22,CC24,CC26,CC27 CC34,CC38,CC39,CC44,CC47,CC49 CC50,CC60,CC62,CC75,CC77,CC80,CC81 ,CC94
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
chip capacitor
chip capacitor
Electrolytic capacitor
Electrolytic capacitor
Electrolytic capacitor
Electrolytic capacitor
Electrolytic capacitor
Electrolytic capacitor
C0603-0.22U±20% 1 CC63
C0603-1U±20% 6
CD-11,4.7U/25V±20% 1 CC8
CD-11,10U/25V±20% size:Φ4x5 18
CD-11,10U/25V±20% 10
CC10,CC12,CC20,CC83 CC88,CC92
B1,B60,C16,C17,C18,C20,C22,C26, C31 C35,C45,C55,C59,C65,C79,C87,C88,C89
B13,B19,B34,B43,B51,B61,C71,C76,C77,C 78
CD-11,100U/16V ±20% 12
CD-11,220U/16V±20% 5 B5,B7,C38,CC93,B14
CD-11,470U/25V±20% 2 C36,CC84
B2,B3,B4,B20,B22,CC68,CC69 CC78,CC85,CC87,CC89,CC91
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B. Power board
Item Name of Components Specification
Carbon Film Resistor
1
Carbon Film Resistor
2
Carbon Film Resistor
3
Carbon Film Resistor
4
Carbon Film Resistor
5
Carbon Film Resistor
6
Carbon Film Resistor
7
Carbon Film Resistor
8
Metal Film Resistor
9
Electrolytic capacitor
10
Electrolytic capacitor
11
Electrolytic capacitor
12
Electrolytic capacitor
13
RT14-1/4W-10-±5% 4 R7,R8,R16,R17 RT14-1/4W-270-±5% RT14-1/4W-1K-±5% RT14-1/4W-2K2-±5% 1 R13 RT14-1/4W-4K7-±5% 1 R19 RT14-1/4W-100K-±5% RT14-1/4W-470K-±5% 4 R1,R2,R3,R4 RT13-1/2W-22-±5% 3 L5,L3,L4 RJ14-1/4W-1K-±1% CD11-470u-16V--20%+80% 1 EC7 CD11-47u-25V--20%+80% 1 EC9
CD11-220u-25V--20%+80% 1
CD11-22u-50V--20%+80%
Qty
2 R15,R10 4 R9,R14,R18,R21
2 R5,R6
2 R11,R12
Location
EC5
EC2,EC11,EC13
3
Electrolytic capacitor
14
Electrolytic capacitor( high frequency)
15
Electrolytic capacitor( high frequency)
16
Electrolytic capacitor( high frequency)
17
Electrolytic capacitor( high frequency)
18
Electrolytic capacitor( high frequency)
19
Ceramic capacitor
20
Ceramic capacitor
21
Ceramic capacitor
22 23
High Voltage Ceramic Capacitors
24
High Voltage Ceramic Capacitors
25
CC1-100V-220n--20%+80% 1 C6
CD293-47u-400V--20%+80% 1 CD288-1000u/16V--20%+80% 1 EC6 CD288-100u/16V--20%+80% CD288-100u/25V--20%+80% 1 CD288-470u/25V--20%+80% 1 EC4 CD288-100u/50V--20%+80% CC1-50V-0.1u--20%+80% 1 C19 CC1-50V-470P--20%+80% CC1-50V-10n--±20%
CC81-1KVDC-10nF-±20% 1 C4 CC81-1KVDC-0.1nF-±20%
EC1 (6.5mm)
EC12
1
EC8
1 EC10
2 C7,C9 1 C5
1 C3
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Safety Regulation capacitor
26
CT7-400VAC-1n-±20% 3
C16,C17,C18
27 Capacitor CBB230-275VAC-100n-M 1 C1 28 ferrite core Inductor 22uH-±10%-9X12mm-5mm
Bead
29 30 31
Diode Diode
LB-3.5*9mm-5A-90 1N4007
SR360
Diode
32
33 34
Diode Diode
HER102 HER103 HER107
Diode
35
36
IC
37
IC
38
IC
39
Fuse
40
HER153
3.9V-5mA-1/2W-(DO-35)
305T817
KA5L0380R TL431
RTH-30-630mA-250VAC
2 L1,L2 1 L6 4 D1,D2,D3,D4 1 D7
1 D11
D5,D9,D10
3 1 D6
1 D8
1 ZD1
1 U2 1 U1 1 U3 1 (F1)
Fuse Jack
41
FC-21 2 F1
42
43 44
Jack
Jack Jack
VH-3(7.92mm,2pins
TJC3-5A(2.54mm,5pins TJC3-7(2.54mm,7pins
2 CON1,CON2
CON6
1 1 CON4
45 Transformer
Filter
46 47
BCK28C929A
LT16U137 68mH 1 LF1
2
1 T1
48 Heatsink 16x10x26mm 1 U1
Screw
49 50 51
Jumper
Jumper
PM3X8
φ0.6--9mm φ0.6--4mm
1 U1 3 R31,J3,J8 1 J5
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Jumper
Jumper
φ0.6--6.5mm
0.6--15mm
φ
1 J7 2 J1,J2
54
PCB board
153mmX57mm 1
DVD-POWER-03 VER2.0
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7.DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
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8.CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
A. Index
44
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B. Vibratto-II ES66x8
45
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C. Motor Drives
46
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D. Audio and Power
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E. Audio Filter and output
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9.WIRING DIAGRAM
p
Ear Phone
CON4
Power supply
Scart
J13
24PIN
J4 J1
Front
anel
MPEG
J2
J12 JJ5
24PIN
Loader
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