CAUTION
Invisible laser radiation when the unit is open.
Do not stare into beam.
CAUTION: USE OF ANY CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENT, OR
PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN
MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.
Do not look directly at the laser beam
coming from the pickup or allow it to
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strike against your skin.
This compact disc player uses a pickup that emits a laser beam. The laser beam is emitted from the
location shown in the figure. When checking the laser diode, be sure to keep your eyes at least 1 foot away
from the pickup lens when the diode is turned on. Do not look directly at the laser beam.
CAUTION:
Using controls and adjustment, or doing procedures other than those specified herein, may result in
hazardous radiation exposure.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
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This symbol is intended to alert the user to
the presence of uninsulated "dangerous
voltage" within the product's enclosure that
may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
This symbol is intended to alert the user to
the presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.
Caution:To prevent electric shock do not use this
(polarized) plug with an extension cord, receptacle or other outlet unless the blades can be
fully inserted to prevent blade exposure.
Attention: Pour prevenir les chocs electriques ne pas
utiliser cetre fiche polarisee avec un
prolongateur, une prise de courant ou une autre sortie de courant, sauf si les lames prevent
etre inserees a fond-sans en laisser aucune
partie a decouvert.
expose the unit to rain or moisture.
HANDLING LASER PICKUP
The laser diode in the optical system of this player can be damaged by electrostatic discharge from
your clothes or your body. Proper electrostatic grounding for service personal is required during servicing.
BEFORE REPAIRING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER
Preparation
Human Body Grounding:
Many of the components used in this compact disc player, including the laser pickup, are sensitive to
electrostatic discharge. Service personal should be grounded with an electrostatic armband (1 Mohm).
Caution:
Static charge on clothing does not escape through a body grounding wrist band.
Be careful not to contact the pickup or electrical components with your clothing.
Workbench and Tool Grounding:
A properly-grounded electroconductive plate (1Mohm) or metal sheet should be fitted to the workbench
surface. Tools and instruments (such as soldering irons and scopes) should be grounded to prevent AC
leakage.
Note: Laser diodes are so susceptible to damage from static electricity that, even if a static discharge does
not ruin a diode, it can shorten its life or cause it to work improperly.
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Technical Specifications
Signal Format
Sampling Frequency44.1kHz
HDCD ProcessingBurr-Brown PCM1732
D/A ConversionDual 18-Bit
Oversampling8 Times
Discrete Analog Output Section
Error CorrectionCIRC System
Frequency Response20Hz – 20kHz +0, –1dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)<0.02% @1kHz
Dynamic Range>97dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio>97dB
Channel Separation80dB
Line-Level Output1.0V RMS
Digital OutputCoax
General
Power Requirement120V/60Hz
Power Consumption20 Watts
Dimensions
Depth measurement includes knobs and buttons.
Height measurement includes feet and chassis.
All features and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Harman Kardon is a registered trademark,and Power for the digital revolution is a trademark,of Harman Kardon,Inc.
, HDCD
®
, High Definition Compatible Digital®and Pacific Microsonics™are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Pacific Microsonics,Inc.,in the United States and/or other countries. HDCD system manufactured under license from
Pacific Microsonics,Inc.This product is covered by one or more of the following: In the USA: 5,479,168; 5,638,074; 5,640,161;
5,808,574; 5,838,274; 5,854,600; 5,864,311; 5,872,531; and in Australia:669114.Other patents pending.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Power ConsumptionOperating <18W; Standby <5W
2. Power Super230V AC 50Hz or 120V AC60Hz
3. Dimensions440 x 130 x 386mm
4. Product OutlookRefer to attached diagram
5. Remote Unit harman/kardon remote code
6. Compliance Requirement i EMC EN55013, EN61000-3-2,
EN61000-3-3, EN55022
ii. CE (LVD EN60065)
iii. NRTL/C
iv. HDCD
7. Disc Changer Mechanism5 disc carousel; Play 1 change 4
8. Sound ProcessorHDCD
9. CD Servo SystemDigital Servo, Auto Alignment
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AUDIO SPECIFICATION
Typical Limit
Output Level 1KHz 0dB (no HDCD)1.0 Vrms+-1dB
Output Level 1KHz 0dB (HDCD output)2.0Vrms +- 2dB
Frequency Response 20Hz~20KHz reference+0-1dB+0.5-1.5dB
THD 1KHz 0dB (30KHz Filter)0.01%0.05%
THD 1KHz 0dB (no any filter)0.03%0.08%
THD 20Hz~20KHz 0dB (30KHz Filter)0.04%0.05%
S/N 1KHz 0dB A-weighted (A Filter)97dB93dB
Dynamic Range95dB90dB
Channel Separation 1KHz 0dB(30KHz Filter)85dB80dB
Channel Balance+-0.5dB+-1.5dB
De-emphasis (5KHz,16KHz)+-0.5dB+-1.5dB
Headphone output specification under 32 ohm load
Maximum Headphone Output Level 1KHz 0dB1.5Vp-p+-0.2V
Frequency Response (20~20KHz)+-1dB+-1.5dB
THD 20~20KHz 0dB (30KHz Filter)0.1%0.2%
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1 Power Switch: Press this switch to apply
power to the FL 8380.When the FL 8380 is
first turned on by pressing this switch, the
Status Mode Indicator 2 will turn green,
and the Information Display # will light.
Press the switch again to turn the unit off; the
Status Mode Indicator 2 will turn amber,
indicating that the unit is in a Standby mode.
When the FL 8380 is connected to a switched
AC outlet,such as those found on the back of
many audio products,it will return to the
Standby mode when power is applied to the
switched outlet without any further press of the
switch.
2 Status Mode Indicator: When the
FL 8380 is in the On mode,this indicator will
glow green.When the unit is off, the indicator
will glow amber, indicating that the unit is still
connected to the AC main supply.
3 Headphones Jack:Connect a set of stan-
dard headphones to this jack for private listening.
4 Headphones Level Control:Turn this
knob to increase or decrease the volume level
for headphones connected to the FL 8380’s
Headphones Jack 3. Note that changing this
level will not change the sound level for the
unit’s main output,as that remains constant.
5 CD Drawer:This drawer holds the discs
that will be played. Press the Open/Close button 6 to open the drawer so that discs may
be inserted.
6 Open/Close Button: Press this button to
open or close the disc drawer. DO NOT push the
drawer to close it or damage to the transport
mechanism may result.
7 Search Button: Press one side of this but-
ton to search forward
—
or the other side
of the button to search backwards
‚
through a disc to locate a particular portion of
the disc being played.
8 Skip Button: Press one side of this button
to move to the next track
—
Í
or the other
side of the button to move back to the previous
track
Í
fifi
on the disc being played.
9 Stop Button: Press this button to stop the
disc currently being played. (See page 11 for
more information.)
) Play/Pause Button: Press this button to
start the playback of a CD.If the CD drawer is
open, pressing this button will automatically
close the drawer. Press this button once during
play to momentarily pause a disc.When the
button is pressed again, the disc will resume
play at the point it was paused.
! Disc Skip Button: Press this button to
change to the next disc. If a disc position is
empty,the FL 8380 will automatically search for
the next position that contains a disc.
@ Disc Select Buttons: Press one of these
buttons to select the disc in a specific position
in the CD drawer.
# Information Display: This display
provides details about the operation of the
FL 8380.
$ Remote Sensor: The sensor behind this
window receives commands from the remote
control. Keep this area clear if you wish to use
the FL 8380 with a remote control.
Front Panel Controls
2
34
5
7
8
9)!
#
$@
6
1
FL 8380
PowerPhones Phones Level
PLAY/PAUSE
123
45
DISK SKIP
STOP
SEARCHSKIP
››
ÍÍ
‹‹››
‹‹
1 Power Switch
2 Status Mode Indicator
3 Headphones Jack
4 Headphones Level Control
5 CD Drawer
MODEL NO.: FL 8380
HARMAN KARDON
NORTHRIDGE
CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.
MADE IN CHINA
PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH DHHS
RULES 21 CFR SUBCHAPTER J.
APPLICABLE AT DATE MANUFACTURED:
SHOCK HAZARD: DO NOT OPEN
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR
ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE
TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
This device complies with part 1.5 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
and, (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
HDCD
®
and High Definition Compatible Digital
®
are registered trademarks of Pacific Microsonics, Inc.
AVIS: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE - NE PAS OUVRIR
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
LR46800
CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 1-98
UL 1270
®
®
™¢∞
£
¡
¡ AC Power Cord: Connect this plug to an
AC outlet.If the outlet is switch-controlled, make
certain that the switch is in the ON position.
™ Coaxial Digital Output: Connect this
jack to the coaxial-digital input of a digital
audio/video receiver or an external digital-toanalog converter for direct access to the digital
signals of the FL 8380. DO NOT connect this jack
to the standard audio inputs of any device.
£ Remote Control Output: Connect
this jack to the input of another compatible
Harman Kardon remote controlled device to
have the remote sensor on the FL 8380 provide
signals to other products.
¢ Remote Control Input: Connect the
output of a remote infrared sensor or the
remote control output of another compatible
Harman Kardon product. This will enable the
remote control system to operate even when the
front panel Remote Sensor $ is blocked. It
will also allow use of the FL 8380 with optional,
external control systems.
∞ Analog Audio Outputs:Connect these
jacks to the analog CD audio inputs of your
receiver, surround processor or preamplifier.
7
¡ AC Power Cord
™ Coaxial Digital Output
£ Remote Control Output
¢ Remote Control Input
∞ Analog Audio Outputs
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a Disc-Select Buttons
b Numeric Buttons
c Clear Button
d Search Buttons
e Skip Buttons
f Stop Button
g Play Button
h Random Button
i Pause Button
j Program Button
k Time Button
l Intro Button
m Repeat Button
n Disc Skip Buttons
o Power On Button
p Power Off Button
Remote Control Functions
a
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c
d
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DISC NO.
21
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TRACK NO.
456
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CLEAR
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SEARCH
SKIP
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PROGRAM
RANDOM
OFFON
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DISC
SKIP
–
REPEAT
INTRO
TIME
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Remote Control Functions
a Disc-Select Buttons: Press one of these
buttons to select the disc in a specific position
in the CD drawer.
b Numeric Buttons: Press these buttons to
select a specific track on a disc.The FL 8380
will immediately go to the track and begin to
play it.These buttons are also used to enter
track numbers into the memory for preprogrammed-play lists.(See page 13 for complete
information on programming the FL 8380.)
c Clear Button: Press this button to
remove tracks from a programmed sequence.
Each press of the button will remove one track,
starting with the last track programmed to play.
(See page 13 for complete information on programming the FL 8380.)
d Search Buttons: Press these buttons
to search forward
—
or backwards
‚
through a disc to locate a particular portion of
the selection being played.
e Skip Buttons: Press one of these buttons
to move to the next track
—
Í
or to move back
to the previous track
Í
‚
on the disc being
played.
f Stop Button: Press this button to stop the
disc currently being played.
g Play Button: Press this button to start
the playback of a CD.If the CD drawer is open,
pressing this button will automatically close the
drawer.
h Random Button: Press this button to
play all of the tracks on a disc in a random
order. (See page 11 for more information.)
i Pause Button: Press this button once to
momentarily pause a disc.When the button is
pressed again, the disc will resume play from the
point at which it was paused.
j Program Button:This button is used to
program the playback of a disc in a particular
order. (See page 13 for complete instructions on
programming the FL 8380.)
k Time Button: In normal operation, the
display will show the running time of the track
being played. Press the button once to check
the time remaining for the track in play.Press
the button again to view the total play time
remaining for the disc in play.
l Intro Button: Press this button to put the
FL 8380 into the Intro Scan mode.When you
press this button,the unit will play the first 10
seconds of each track on the disc,and then move
to the next track.Press the button again to defeat
the function and continue full play of the current
track.(See page 12 for more information.)
m Repeat Button: Press this button once to
continuously repeat the track currently being
played.Press it a second time to repeat the entire
disc.(See page 13 for more information.)
n Disc Skip Buttons: Press these buttons to
change to the next disc.If a disc position is empty,
the FL 8380 will automatically search for the next
position that contains a disc.
o Power On Button:When the FL8380 is
plugged into an active AC outlet,press this button
to turn the unit on.The Status Mode Indicator
2 will turn green. If the unit is plugged into a
switched outlet,power must be applied to the
switched outlet in order for the Power Onbutton
o to be effective.
p Power Off Button: Press this button to
turn the unit off;the Status Mode Indicator
2
will turn amber, indicating that the unit is in a
Standby mode.
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To prevent possible damage to your speakers
and other components in your audio system, it
is important that ALL components, including the
FL 8380 and your receiver or preamp and
amplifiers,are turned off and unplugged from
their AC power source when installing any new
component.
Connecting the FL 8380 to your audio system is
simple.Using standard RCA-to-RCA interconnect cords,connect the left and right AudioOutput jacks
∞ on the rear panel to the CD
input jacks on your receiver, surround processor
or preamplifier.
If your system includes an optional external
digital-to-analog converter, or if you are using a
receiver or other processor that has the capability to decode PCM digital input signals,connect
the Coaxial Digital Output jack
™ to the
Coaxial Digital input on the decoder. Make certain to use a coaxial-style interconnect cable,as
standard audio cables will not perform as well.
Install the two AA batteries supplied with the
FL 8380’s remote by turning the remote over so
that you are holding the bottom side up.Press
lightly on the embossed arrow on the cover and
gently slide the cover towards you in the direction
of the arrow.Insert the batteries inside the compartment, being careful to follow the + and
–
polarity indications at the bottom of the compartment. Replace the cover by placing it on the
remote and sliding it back towards the top of the
remote.
NOTE: When replacing batteries, it is always a
good idea to replace both at the same time.
When the unit will not be used for an extended
period of time,it is also a good idea to remove
the batteries so that the potential for corrosion
or damage is avoided.
If the FL 8380 is installed behind a cabinet or
other obstruction that may block the path
between the front panel Remote Sensor
$
and the location of the remote,an optional
external IR sensor may be used. Connect the
sensor to the remote IR-In jack ¢ on the
rear panel.This jack may also be connected to
the IR-Output jack of another compatible
Harman Kardon component or a compatible IRsystem-remote product.
You may also use the IR Sensor in the FL 8380 to
send commands to other compatible remote controlled products.Connect the remote IR-Out jack
£ to the input of the other product or system.
Connect the power to a nonswitched AC wall
outlet or to the accessory outlet on the rear of
another audio device in your system and you
are ready to go!
NOTE:When using the accessory outlet on
another product to power the FL 8380, make
certain that it has the compatibility to power a
device that draws at least 20 watts of current
in addition to being able to handle the requirements of the other devices that may be plugged
into the accessory outlets.If you use a
“switched” outlet, it is important to remember
that the host product must be turned on in
order for the FL 8380 to operate.
Installation and Connections
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Operation
Loading Discs
To load a disc,first turn the FL 8380 on, using
the Power Switch
1 or the Power Ono
button on the remote.Note that the Status
Mode Indicator
2 will turn green and the
Information Display
# will light.The word
disc will flash in the Information Display, and
the disc tray will automatically turn clockwise so
that the FL 8380 can sense which, if any, of the
disc positions already have a disc.
To load a disc,first press the Open/Close
button
6, taking care that the space in front
of the drawer is not obstructed.Note that if the
drawer is blocked when you attempt to open it,
it will automatically close within five seconds to
protect the mechanism.
Load discs in the tray with the printed (label)
side facing up toward you. Make certain that
the disc is centered in the tray.Either 5"
(12cm) or 3" (8cm) discs may be used.When a
3" (8cm) disc is played, it should be carefully
centered within the smaller ridges on the tray.
Only one CD can be placed in any position at a
time.When a 3" (8cm) disc is played,DO NOT
place a standard 5" (12cm) disc over the
smaller disc.
Note that each disc position has a number
embossed in the plastic tray.This corresponds to
the position this disc will occupy for playback
and programming.To make it easier to identify
each disc’s position,the disc position number
for the holder space that is in the center of the
disc tray will also appear in the Information
Display when the disc drawer is open.
To rotate the disc tray to another position,press
the Disc Skip button
!n.The tray will
revolve to the next slot and the Information
Display will indicate the position number for
the slot in the middle of the tray.
To close the disc drawer, press the Open/Close button
6.When the drawer closes,the
disc that was last in the center position on the
tray will be readied for play.Its number will
appear in the Information Display and a red
icon will flash to the right of the disc number.
The icons for all other tray positions that have a
disc will be a blue line.If the center disc position is empty when the drawer is closed,the
unit will search for the next position with a
loaded disc and place it in the Ready mode.
The drawer may also be closed and the FL 8380
put into play by pressing the Play/Pause
button
)g.This will put the disc in the cen-
ter position into the Play mode.
To close the drawer and play a specific disc,
press the Disc Select button
@acorre-
sponding to the tray position number for the
disc you wish to play.
When the disc drawer closes,the Information
Display will briefly display the disc number, the
total number of tracks on the disc and the
disc’s total running time. After five seconds, the
display will indicate the disc number that is in
the play position, both by a flashing red icon to
the right of the disc number and the wording in
the display,such as
disc 5.The total number
of tracks on the disc will light at the far right
side of the display.
To remove a disc from the player, press the
Open/Close button
6.The drawer will open,
allowing the disc to be removed. Press the Disc
Skip button
!n to rotate the disc carousel
tray to reach discs that may be covered.When
a disc does not occupy a numbered tray,and
the sensor detects no disc present, the disc
number will drop from the display.
Upon placing a disc in the unoccupied tray,the
disc number will reappear when detected by
the sensor mechanism.
Disc-Handling Notes
When loading or unloading discs,it is best to
hold them by the edges.
While compact discs are very reliable,rough
handling may damage them.Avoid scratching
the bottom (nonprinted) side of discs,and any
handling that will leave fingerprints.
To avoid damage to the disc and player, always
seat discs so that they are centered in the tray.
Do not lift the player while the disc tray is
opening or closing, as this may cause the discs
to unseat from the tray and possibly jam.
Note: Always remember to remove all discs
from the player before moving or repacking it.
Labeled surface
Recorded surface
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Normal Play
The FL 8380 provides a variety of ways to select
discs for playback.
To play all of the tracks on each disc in order,
starting with the first track on the disc currently
in the play position, and proceeding through
each disc that has been loaded, press the
Play/Pause button
) on the front panel,or
the Play
g button on the remote.
To start play on a specific disc,press the Disc
Select button
@athat corresponds to the
desired disc’s position in the disc tray. If no disc
is found in the selected position, the unit will
search for the next disc.
When a disc is in play,the Information Display
will show a play indicator
fl
.The track being
played will show both as a large number in the
middle of the display,and as a smaller, flashing
number at the right side of the display.The
elapsed time of the track being played will
appear in the display.
As the disc plays,the track numbers will
change,and the time will reset to at
the start of each new track.To momentarily
pause the play of a disc, press the Play/Pause
button
) on the front panel,or the Pause i
button on the remote.Note that a Pause indication
±
will appear in the display to remind you
that the disc is paused. Press either the Play
button (Play/Pause on front panel)
)g or
the Pause button
i to resume normal play.
You may also select a track on any disc in play
by entering the desired track number directly
using the Numeric buttons
b.Note that two
buttons must always be pressed when entering a
track number. Thus,when entering track numbers
1 through 9, press the “0” button first and then
the number for the desired track.In all cases,the
two buttons must be entered within three seconds of each other.
To stop the disc,press the Stop button
9f.
When the stop button is pressed, the display
will again show the total number of tracks and
total running time of the last disc played.
Random Play
The FL 8380 includes three Random Play modes
that enable you to let the machine select the
tracks to be played in a random order.The
Random modes may be started at any time by
pressing the Random button
h on the
remote when the unit is already in Play mode.
Random 1:To play all the tracks on a disc in
random order, press the Random button
h
ONCE so that the RRAANNDDOOMM indicator lights.The
FL 8380 will play the tracks on the disc in an
order selected by the unit’s microprocessor and
stop play when all of the tracks have been
played once.
Random,All, Sequential:When the Random
button
h is pressed TWICE, the RRAANNDDOOMM and
SSEEQQUUEENNTTIIAALL indicators will light. In this mode,
all tracks on the current disc will be played in
random order, and then the unit will advance to
the next disc in order and play all tracks on that
disc randomly.When each disc is finished, the
next disc will play its tracks in random order
until all discs have been played.After the last
disc plays,the unit will stop.
Random,All Tracks/Discs:When the Random
button
h is pressed THREE times,the
RRAANNDDOOMM, AALLLL and DDIISSCC indicators will light. In
this mode,the FL 8380 will select two tracks
from the disc in use and play them randomly.
After these two tracks play,another disc will be
randomly selected and two tracks will play from
that disc.This pattern of a randomly selected
disc, and the play of two random tracks from
each disc, will continue until all tracks on all
discs have been played.At that point the unit
will stop.
HDCD
HDCD,which stands for High Definition
Compatible Digital
®
, is a sophisticated process
that enables the FL 8380 to deliver outstanding
digital-to-analog decoding, no matter what
type of CD is played.
When a disc with the HDCD logo is played,
the FL 8380 is able to take advantage of the
special recording process that is used in the
creation of HDCD discs.Although HDCD discs
are playable on any CD player, when they are
used in a unit such as the FL 8380, the special
circuitry delivers audio with extraordinary
fidelity,stunning resolution and the highest
possible overall quality.The HDCD process
effectively cancels the additive and subtractive
distortions that are present in other recordings.
No special adjustment is required to play an
HDCD disc. Simply play the disc as you would
any other CD,and the FL 8380 will automatically sense that it is an HDCD recording.The
indicator will light in the
Information Display # on the front panel
to remind you that an HDCD disc is playing.
It is important to note that the HDCD process is
completely compatible with standard recordings.
Its high-quality digital-to-analog circuitry provides enhanced playback from all standard CD
audio discs.
Play Exchange
The FL 8380’s Play Exchange feature allows you
to change discs while the machine is playing.
Using this feature,you can have uninterrupted
play of an unlimited number of discs,since the
drawer may be opened and discs changed
while another disc is playing.
To use the Play Exchange function,simply press
the Open/Close button
6 at any time while
the unit is in the Play mode.The disc drawer
will open and two discs will be available for
change.Replace either disc, or both, as desired.
To reach the other two discs,press the DiscSkip button
!n.You may now remove and
change either of these two discs.
When you have finished making any disc
changes,press the Open/Close button
6.The
drawer will close and play will continue with
normal functions.
Time Display
The FL 8380’s time display is capable of showing a wide range of information about a CD.
In normal operation,the display will show the
total running time of the CD that is currently
being played. Each time the track changes, the
time display will reset to and begin to
increase again as the disc plays.
To view the time remaining on an individual
track,press the Time button
k on the remote
control ONCE.The display will now show the
time left in the track currently playing.
To view the total playing time remaining on a
disc, press the Time button
k on the remote
control TWICE.In this Time Display mode the
TTRRAACCKK indicator will show the tracks remain-
ing, differing from the usual display of the track
being played.
Headphone Listening
You may listen to the output of the FL 8380
through headphones by plugging any headphones with a
1
⁄
4
" headphone plug or adapter
into the front-panel Headphones Jack
3.
The volume of the headphone output can be
adjusted with the Headphones Level
Control
4. Note that changing the head-
phone level will not change the volume for the
main audio output.This is a fixed output and it
is changed using the volume control on your
receiver, preamplifier or surround processor.
Operation
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Troubleshooting Guide
SYMPTOMPOSSIBLE CAUSESOLUTION
No lights on front panel• No AC power• Make certain that the AC power cord is plugged into a live outlet
Remote does not appear to operate • Main Power Switch turned off• Turn on Main Power Switch
Sound skips or stutters during play• Disc may be damaged• Try another disc
• Surface vibrations• Isolate the unit from vibration by placing it on a firm surface
or move it further away from speakers
Sound is continually distorted• Incorrect input• Make certain that the FL 8380 is connected to a line-level
audio input, NOT a digital audio or phono input
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Audio Characteristics Test Procedure
Test Equipment
1. 3346 CD Player Evaluating Filter x 2 (NF Electronic Instrument)
2. VP7722 Panasonic Audio Analyzer
3. Sony YEDS18 Test CD disc
Procedure
Equipment Setup
1. The audio output of the CD player under test is connected to the CD filter L
& R inputs.
2. The outputs from the filter are connected to the Audio Analyzer.
Check the output Voltage
1. Set the mode of the filter to ‘ THRU’
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2. Set the mode of Audio Analyzer to ‘ LEVEL’ mode
3. Select track 2 of the test disc and play the CD disc
4. The output voltage and gain of the R & L channels are taken by pressing
the respective buttons on the control board of Audio Analyzer.
Frequency Response
1. Set the mode of the filter to reference level mode.
2. Select the track 3, 4, 5, and 6 of the test disc and run it under ‘ Play’ mode.
3. Check the output of the R & L Channels
Total Harmonic Distortion
1. Set the mode of the filter to ‘ DIST/CH-SP’ mode
2. Set the audio analyzer to ‘ DIST’ mode.
3. Set the unit of the audio analyzer to ‘ %’ mode
4. Select the track 2, 4, and 5 on the test disc and run them under ‘ PLAY’
mode
5. Check the % of each R & L channels
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Signal to Noise Ratio
1. Set the mode of the filter to ‘ S/N’ mode
2. Play track 2 of the test disc
3. The unit of the audio analyzer is set to dB mode
4. Press the S/N key on the control panel of the audio analyzer
5. Play track 7
6. Measure the data of S/N ratio
Dynamic Range
1. Set the mode of the filter to ‘ D-Range’ mode
2. Set the audio analyzer to ‘ DIST’ Mode
3. Set the unit of the audio analyzer to ‘ dB’ mode
4. Play track 17of the test disc
5. The dynamic range should be |A| + 60dB
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Channel Separation
1. Set the mode of the filter to ‘ DIST/CH-SP’ mode
2. Set the audio analyzer to ‘ LEVEL’ mode
3. Play the tracks 8, 9, 10 & 11
4. The measured results is the difference between L & R channel
De-emphasis
1. Press the ‘ THRU’ button of the CD filter
2. Play the track 2 of the test disc
3. Press the ‘ Relative Level’ and make it ‘ ON’
4. Select the track 12 and 13 and measure the L & R channels value
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FL8380 Preliminary Production Specification
Test Disc Specification
TypicalLimit
Black Dot TCD 725B 1000um600um
Interruption MCD-131900um600um
Finger print75um65um
Vertical Deviation MCD-1510.92mm 0.92mm
Eccentricity TCD 712140um140um
8cm test disc TCD 783Last TrackLast Track
Access Time 1
st
to last track YEDS184 sec10 sec
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FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
32
31
2821302325
24
GCTRL
To Focus System
TBAL
Subtraction
R10
TENC8TEOUT
V
GCTRL
C2
C15C5R5
V
REF1VREF2
R15
R14
V
TBAL
Tracking System
E
AB
CD
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F
PDIC
The tracking error output of E and F is given to Pin 25 (TEOUT). C8 is required for
oscillation-proof. R10 is chosen such that TEOUT of Pin 25 become 1.4Vp-p.
During alignment procedure, the DSP IC (MN662790) will adjust the tracking balance
voltage V
from Pin 31. V
TBAL
varies with reference to the center voltage V
TBAL
(=1.65 V)
REF2
within ±0.5 V.
The tracking gain will change according to the type of disc. For normal disc or CDR disc,
V
GCTRL
is set to V
; for CDRW disc V
REF2
focus gain is changed too.
is set to V
GCTRL
17
- 0.75 V. At the same time, the
REF2
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Focus System
36
34
282927
26
GCTRL
FBAL
Subtraction
R7
FENC4FEOUT
V
GCTRL
C2C3R6
V
FBAL
35333
5
C35
C47
R27
R21
R20
E
AB
CD
F
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PDIC
The focus error output of A, B, C and D are given to Pin 27. C4 is required for oscillationproof. R7 is set such that FEOUT of Pin 27 becomes 1.46 Vp-p.
During alignment procedure, the DSP IC (MN662790) will adjust the focus balance voltage
V
from Pin 30. V
FBAL
varies with reference to the center voltage V
FBAL
(=1.65 V) within
REF2
±0.5 V.
The focus gain will change according to the type of disc. For normal disc or CDR disc,
V
GCTRL
is set to V
; for CDRW disc V
REF2
is set to V
GCTRL
- 0.75 V. At the same time, the
REF2
tracking gain is changed too.
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RF, EQ, AGC
36
34
GCTRL
V
GCTRL
C2
35333
5
C35
C47
R27
R21
R206EQ
AGC
8910
17
RF
ENV
11
12
V
CC1
ARF
V
CC1
NRFDET
ENV
28
C29
C39
C28
C38
RFOUT
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DETECTION
DETECTION
The signals A, B, C and D input from PDIC are composed into the RF signal by the RF
Addition Amp, then output from RFOUT of Pin 5. This Amp is designed so that RFOUT is
about 0.5 Vp-p for normal CD disc (about 0.4 Vp-p for CDR and 0.12 Vp-p for CDRW).
RF signal from Pin 5 is then input to the AGC block through the EQ block (the EQ
characteristic is fixed for single speed operation in this design). It is then gain-controlled
and output to Pin 10 ARF. The AGC block maintains the output level of ARF to about
1.0Vp-p for all types of disc. C38 connected to Pin 9 is for the AGC loop filter.
The RF Detection block detects the amplitude of the RF signal inputted from the EQ block.
Inputted RF signal is detected after passing through a high-pass filter. Detection level is
changed in accrodance with the voltage of GCTRL Pin 28.
The ENV detection block detects the fluctuation of the 3T-composition in the RF signal
which is needed for focus balance adjustment. C39 connected to Pin 11 forms a filter for
detecting the signal fluctuation. The ENV output signal from Pin 12 is filtered by C29.
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19LD2
1
V
CC1
PD
170mV
LASER UNIT
C33
R18Q1LDON
20
R
V
CC1
R
R/2
V
REF1
22
R
V
CC2
R
R/2
V
REF2
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APC
The laser diode has large negative temperature characteristic in its optical output when
driven with a constant current on laser diode. Therefore, the output on processing monitor
photo diode, must be a controlled current for getting regular output power, thus the APC
(Auto Power Control) circuit is composed.
Reference Power Supply
A reference power supply for servo is built-in. The current capacity of the reference supply
is about 3 mA.
V
REF1
= 1/2 V
= 2.5 V
CC1
V
= 1/2 V
REF2
where V
= 1.65 V
CC2
= 5 V and V
CC1
= 3.3 V
CC2
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5-CD MECHANISM 9600-505007-001
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5-CD MECHANISM 9600-505007-001
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harman/kardon
Troubleshooting tips and solutions to common service problems
For models: FL8350/FL8550/FL8380 TIP# HKTT2003-06
Complaint: Unit Will Not Play or Recognize a Disc, “Skipping”.
Possible Problem: Misalignment of the top cover and rear panel.
To test, attempt to play the unit with the top cover OFF. If symptoms persist, troubleshoot further. If the
unit will play with the cover OFF, the problem is caused by a misalignment of the top cover and the rear
panel. When the screws are tightened on the top cover, at the rear of the unit, the CD mechanism may
“warp” upward in the area of the clamper arm, which causes a “Will not Play” symptom, which shows up as
an unusual delay, with the word “Disc” in the display, after the “Play” button is pressed.
TECH TIPS
Solutions:
Washers can be added to the top rear screws to fill the gap between the top cover “lip” and rear panel.
Alternately, a spacer can be constructed of fish paper, plastic sheet, or similar material, that will fit
between the Disc Clamper and the inside of the rear panel. Choose thickness as necessary.
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MN662790RSA1
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Signal Processing LSI for CD Players
Overview
The MN662790RSA is a CD signal processing LSI that,
on a single chip, combines optics servos for the CD player
(focus, tracking, and traverse servos), digital signal
processing (EFM demodulation and error correction),
digital servo processing for the spindle motor, digital
filter, and D/A converter, so thus covers all signal
processing functions from the head's RF amplifier onward.
Features
(Optics servo)
Focus, tracking, and traverse servos
Automatic adjustment functions for FO/TR gain,
FO/TR offset, and FO/TR balance
Built-in D/A converter for drive voltage output
Built-in dropout countermeasures
Anti-shock functions
Built-in track cross counter Digital input pins
Traverse speed detection function
(Audio circuits)
Digital filter using 8-fold oversampling
Built-in D/A converter (1-bit D/A converter)
Built-in differential operational amplifier (secondary
low pass filter)
(Other)
Built-in playback pitch control function (normal
speed only) (±13%)
Support for quadruple-speed playback (digital servo
and signal processing block only)
Built-in support for jitter-free disc rotation synchronization playback
Oscillator shutdown mode
Power management mode
Operating voltage 3.3 Vfor internal circuit; 5 V for
Applications
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(Digital Signal Processing)
Built-in DSL and PLL
Frame synchronization detection, holding, and
insertion
Subcode data processing
Subcode Q data CRC check
Built-in subcode Q data register
CIRC error detection and correction
C1 decoder: duplex error correction
C2 decoder: triplex error correction
Built-in 16-K bits of RAM for use in de-
interleaving
Audio data interpolation
Averaging or retention of previous values
Digital attenuation (–12 dB)
Audio data peak level detection function
Digital audio interface (EIAJ format)
Audio data serial interface for input and output
13BLKCKOSubcode block clock signal (f
14SQCKIExternal clock input for subcode Q register
15SUBQOSubcode Q data output
16DMUTEIMuting input. (Effective only for an output bit rate of 64 fs) "H" level: muting.
17STATOStatus signal.
18RSTIReset input."L" level: reset.
19SMCKOIf MSEL is "H" level, 8.4672 MHz clock signal output.
20 CSEL O Oscillation frequency selection: "H" is 33.8688MHz; "L" is 16.9344MHz.
21TRVOTraverse forced feed output.(tristate)
22TVDOTraverse drive output.
23PCOSpindle motor ON signal. "L" level: ON (default).
24ECMOSpindle motor drive signal (forced mode output).(tristate)
25ECSOSpindle motor drive signal (servo error signal output).(tristate)
26KICKOKick pulse output.(tristate)
27TRDOTracking drive output.
28FODOFocus drive output.
29V
If MSEL is "L" level, 4.2336 MHz clock signal output
IReference voltage for DA output (TVD, ECS, TRD, FOD, FBAL, and
TBAL).
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MN662790RAS1
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Pin Descriptions (continued)
Pin No.SymbolI/OFunction Description
33TEITracking error signal input. (analog input)
34RFENVIRF envelope signal input. (analog input)
35VDETIVibration detection signal input."H" level: vibration detected.
36OFTIOfftrack signal input."H" level: offtrack.
37TRCRSITrack cross signal input. (analog input)
38RFDETIRF detection signal input."L" level: detected.
39BDOIDropout signal input."H" level: dropout.
40LDONOLaser ON signal output."H" level: ON.
41PLLF2I/OPLL loop filter characteristic selection pin.
42 TOFS O Tracking offset adjustment or DSL balance output(D/A output).
43WVELODouble-speed status signal output."H" level: double-speed.
44ARFIRF signal input.
45I
TRVSTOPWhen IOSEL is "L" level, traverse stop signal output. "H" level: stop mode.
62CLDCKOSubcode frame clock signal output pin. (f
63FCLKOCrystal frame clock signal output. (f
64IPFLAGOInterpolation flag signal output. "H" level: interpolation.
65FLAGOFlag signal output.
IReference current input pin.
IPower supply for analog circuits (DSL, PLL, D/A converter output, and A/D
converter).
IGround for analog circuits (DSL, PLL, D/A converter output, and A/D
converter).
•OSEL is "L" level.
output from signal processing block. (During
•384 f
s
variable-pitch operation, this is the VCO clock.)
Commands permit switching among the above three outputs.
=4.3218 MHz.
PCK
or DSLB
IGround for oscillator circuit.
IOscillator circuit power supply.
O
When IOSEL is "H" level, byte clock signal output.
=7.35 kHz)
CLDCK
=7.35 kHz)
FCLK
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Pin Descriptions (continued)
Pin No.SymbolI/OFunction Description
66CLVSOSpindle servo phase synchronization signal output. "H" level: CLV. "L"
level: rough servo.
67CRCODuring default operation, subcode CRC check result output. "H" level: OK.
"L" level: no good.
During command execution, pulse output for external track counter.
68DEMPHODe-emphasis detection signal output. "H" level: ON.
69FLAG6 orOWhen IOSEL is "L" level, FLAG6 output, signal for resetting address of
RESYRAM for error correction de-interleave. "L" level: address reset.
When IOSEL is "H" level, RESY output, frame resynchronization signal.
"H" level: synchronized. "L" level: out of sync.
70IOSELIMode selection pin
71TESTITest pin.Keep this at "H" level.
72AV
73OUTLOLeft channel audio output.
74 AV
75OUTRORight channel audio output.
76RSELIRF signal polarity selection pin."H" level: bright level is "H."
77 V
78PSELIWhen IOSEL is "H" level, test pin.Keep this at "L" level.
79MSELIWhen IOSEL is "H" level, frequency selection pin for SMCK pin output.
Head amplifier IC for CD-ROM drive (for 24 times speed or more)
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■ Overview
The AN8849SB is a head amplifier IC for
digital servo. It can configure an efficient CD-ROM
system in combination with the MN662752, and
allows a full-automatic adjustment of tracking balance-gain-offset and focus balance-gain-offset with
fewer external parts.
Built-in functions are a variable equalizer, wide
band RF amp. and AGC which meet CAV playback
with 24 times speed or more.
■ Features
• Variable equalizer which meets CAV playback
with 24 times speed or more CAV playback.
• Wide band RF amp. and AGC (f
more (−3 dB))
• Balance adjustment function built-in
Focus error amp./tracking error amp.
0.00001dB
HDCD Filter Optimized for 44.1kHz to 48kHz
and 88.2kHz to 96kHz
● MULTI-FUNCTIONS:
Digital De-emphasis
Soft Mute
Digital Attenuation
Zero Detect
Digital Gain Scaling
Reversible Output Phase
● +5V SINGLE-SUPPLY OPERATION
● SMALL SO-28 PACKAGE
NOTE: An HDCD license from Pacific Microsonics, Inc. is
required to purchase the PCM1732.
HDCD® is a registered trademark of Pacific Microsonics, Inc.
®
HDCD
technology is provided under license from Pacific Microsonics
Inc. The PCM1732’s design is covered by the following patents:
In the USA: 45,479,168, 5,638,074, 5,640,161, 5,808,574, 5,838,274
5,854,600, 5,864,311, 5,872,531.
In Australia: 669,114.
Other patents pending.
International Airport Industrial Park • Mailing Address: PO Box 11400, Tucson, AZ 85734 • Street Address: 6730 S. Tucson Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85706 • Tel: (520) 746-1111
The PCM1732 is designed for mid- to high-grade
digital audio applications which achieve 96kHz sampling rates with 24-bit audio data, such as High Definition Compatible Digital (HDCD) CD players, DVD
players, mini-disc players and AV receivers.
PCM1732 uses a newly-developed “enhanced, multilevel delta-sigma modulator” architecture that improves audio dynamic performance and reduces jitter
sensitivity.
The internal digital filter operates at 8x oversampling
at a 96kHz sampling rate, with –120dB stopband
attenuation.
Audio Data Interface FormatStandard/I
Data Bit Length16/20/24 Selectable
Audio Data FormatMSB-First, Binary Two’s Complement
Sampling Frequency (f
System Clock Frequency
)1696kHz
S
(1)
System Clock Duty Cycle4060%
DIGITAL INPUT/OUTPUT LOGIC LEVEL
Input Logic Level (except XTI): V
Output Logic Level (CLKO):V
CLKO PERFORMANCE
(2)
Output Rise Time20 ~ 80% VDD, 10pF5.5ns
Output Fall Time80 ~ 20% V
Output Duty Cycle10pF Load30%
DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE
(3, 4)
THD+NVO = 0dBfS = 44.1kHz–96–90dB
Dynamic Rangef
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
(5)
Channel Separationf
DC ACCURACY
Gain Error±1.0±3.0% of FSR
Gain Mismatch Channel-to-Channel±1.0±3.0% of FSR
Bipolar Zero ErrorV
ANALOG OUTPUT
Output Voltage
(6)
Center Voltage0.5 V
Load ImpedanceAC Load5kΩ
DIGITAL FILTER PERFORMANCE
Filter Characteristics 1
NOTES: (1) Refer to the System Clock section of this data sheet. (2) An external buffer is recommended. (3) Dynamic performance specifications are tested with 20kHz low-pass
filter and THD+N specifications are tested with 30kHz LPF, 400Hz HPF, Average Mode. (4) Dynamic performance specifications are tested with HDCD gain scaling set to analog
gain scaling. (5) SNR is tested with infinite zero detection off. (6) Output level is for sine wave. DAC outputs 0.64 V
(peak-to-peak) due to filter response as transient.
CC
Vp-p
V
sec
sec
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SPECIFICATIONS
16-Bit Data Performance
All specifications at +25°C, +VDD = +V
Applications Considerations section of this data sheet.
PARAMETERCONDITIONSMINTYPMAXUNITS
DYNAMIC ANALOG PERFORMANCE,
STANDARD CD, ANALOG HDCD SCALING
Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise
= 0dB0dBFS–95dB
V
O
V
= –60dB–37dB
O
Dynamic RangeEIAJ A-Weighted99dB
Output Voltage, Sine Wave0dBFS
DYNAMIC ANALOG PERFORMANCE,
HDCD CD, ANALOG HDCD SCALING
Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise
= 0dB0dBFS–94dB
V
O
= –60dB–38dB
V
O
Dynamic RangeEIAJ A-Weighted
Output Voltage, Sine Wave0dBFS, Without Peak Extend
DYNAMIC ANALOG PERFORMANCE,
Standard CD, Digital HDCD SCALING
Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise
= 0dB0dBFS–92dB
V
O
= –60dB–33dB
V
O
Dynamic RangeEIAJ A-Weighted96dB
Output Voltage, Sine Wave0dBFS0.285V
DYNAMIC ANALOG PERFORMANCE
HDCD CD, Digital HDCD SCALING
Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise
V
= 0dB0dBFS–91dB
O
= –60dB–34dB
V
O
Dynamic RangeEIAJ A-Weighted
Output Voltage, Sine Wave0dBFS0.285V
NOTES: (1) Without dither. (2) Gain pin is LOW. (3) With the rectangular PDF dither. (4) Including Peak Extend to +6dBFS. (5) Gain pin is HIGH. (6) +6dBFS is
the full Peak Extend, while dynamic range numbers are with Peak Extend.
= +5V, fS = 44.1kHz, and SYSCLK = 384fS, unless otherwise noted. For discussion of HDCD scaling options, see the
CC
PCM1732U
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(2)
0dBFS, With Peak Extend
(1)
(2)
+6dBFS
(5, 6)
+6dBFS
(5)
(4)
(5)
0.57V
CC
104dB
0.57V
CC
0.285V
CC
0.57V
CC
CC
104dB
CC
0.57V
CC
Vp-p
Vp-p
Vp-p
Vp-p
Vp-p
Vp-p
Vp-p
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Top ViewSO-28
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LRCIN
DIN
BCKIN
CLKO
XTI
XTO
DGND
V
HDCD
V
2R
CC
AGND2R
EXTR
V
OUT
AGND1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
DD
9
10
11
12
13
R
14
PCM1732U
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
2
S
ML/I
MC/DEEM
MD/FSS
MUTE
MODE
CS/IWO
RST
ZERO
GAIN
V
2L
CC
AGND2L
EXTL
V
L
OUT
V
1
CC
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
Power Supply Voltage ...................................................................... +6.5V
to +VDD Difference ................................................................... ±0.1V
+V
CC
Input Logic Voltage .................................................. –0.3V to (V
Input Current (except power supply) ............................................... ±10mA
Power Dissipation .......................................................................... 750mW
Operating Temperature Range ......................................... –25°C to +70°C
Storage Temperature ...................................................... –55°C to +125°C
Lead Temperature (soldering, 5s)................................................. +260°C
1LRCININLeft and Right Clock Input. This clock is equal to
2DININSerial Audio Data Input
3BCKININBit Clock Input for Serial Audio Data
4CLKOOUTBuffered System Clock Output.
5XTIINOscillator Input/External Clock Input
6XTOOUTOscillator Output
7DGND—Digital Ground
8V
9HDCDOUTHDCD Encoded Data Detect
10V
11AGND2R—Analog Ground, Rch
12EXTR—Common Mode Voltage for Analog Output Amp,
13V
14AGND1—Analog Ground
15V
16V
17EXTL—Common Mode Voltage for Analog Output Amp,
18AGND2LOUTAnalog Ground, Lch
19V
20GAINOUTExternal (analog) Gain Scaling
21ZEROOUTZero Data Flag
22RSTINReset. When this pin is LOW, the digital filter
23CS/IW0INChip Select/Input Format Selection. When this
24MODEIN
25MUTEINMute Control
26MD/FSSINMode Data/Sampling Rate Range Select
27
28ML/I2SINMode Latch/Input Format Select
PCM1732USO-28217–25°C to +70°CPCM1732UPCM1732URails
(1)
RANGEMARKINGNUMBER
(2)
MEDIA
"""""PCM1732U/1KTape and Reel
NOTES: (1) For detailed drawing and dimension table, please see end of data sheet, or Appendix C of Burr-Brown IC Data Book. (2) Models with a slash (/) are
available only in Tape and Reel in the quantities indicated (e.g., /1K indicates 1000 devices per reel). Ordering 1000 pieces of “PCM1732U/1K” will get a single
1000-piece Tape and Reel. For detailed Tape and Reel mechanical information, refer to Appendix B of Burr-Brown IC Data Book.
ELECTROSTATIC
DISCHARGE SENSITIVITY
This integrated circuit can be damaged by ESD. Burr-Brown
recommends that all integrated circuits be handled with
appropriate precautions. Failure to observe proper handling
and installation procedures can cause damage.
ESD damage can range from subtle performance degradation
to complete device failure. Precision integrated circuits may
be more susceptible to damage because very small parametric
changes could cause the device not to meet its published
specifications.
PCM1732
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FL8380
Reversible motor driver
BA6209 / BA6209N
The BA6209 and BA6209N are reversible-motor drivers suitable for brush motors. Two logic inputs allow three output
modes : forward, reverse, and braking. The motor revolving speed can be set arbitrarily by controlling the voltage applied
to the motor with the control pin voltage V
Applications
VCRs and cassette tape recorders
Features
1) Power transistors can handle a large current
(1.6A maximally).
2) Brake is applied when stopping the motor.
3) Built-in function to absorb rush currents generated by
reversing and braking.
4) Motor speed controlling pin.
R.
5) Small standby current.
(V
CC = 12V, IO = 5.5mA typically)
6) Stable operation during mode changes either from
forward to reverse or vice versa.
7) Interface with CMOS devices.
Block diagram
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Motor driver IC BA6209/BA6209N
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Measurement circuit
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MCU Pin Arrangement and Functions
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Pin Arrangement
FL8380
P2
2
VFD.DO
VFD.DI
VFD.CLK
VFD.LAT
P1
4
P1
5
P1
REMOTE
AV
CC
PB7/AN
PB6/AN
PB5/AN
PB4/AN
PB3/AN
PB2/AN
P87P8
46
45
3
4
6
AMUTE
HDCD
44
43
5
6
RL-
42
7
RL+
41
8
TRSW
DSNS
40
39
9
10
DACRST
POWER
38
37
11
12
DAC.DATA
DAC.CLK
DAC.LD
363534
131415
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
V
33
16
CC
P57
MCLK
MDATA
MLD
SENSE
FLOCK
TLOCK
SQCK
SUBQ
DMUTE
STAT
XRST
PUSW
CDRW
P6
1
P6
0
1P20
P2
48
47
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
6
57
58
59
7
60
6
61
5
62
4
63
3
64
2
1
2
1
/AN
1
PB
0
/AN
0
PB
AV
SS
TEST
2X1
X
SS
V
OSC1OSC
Figure 1.2 Pin Arrangement
2
RES
S1
S2DNUP
S0S1
S0
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Internal Block Diagram
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Figure 1.1 shows a block diagram.
FL8380
P10/TMOW
P1
/PWM
4
P1
/IRQ
5
P16/IRQ
P17/IRQ3/TRGV
P20/SCK3
P2
/RXD
1
P2
/TXD
2
P30/SCK
P31/SI
P32/SO
2
OSC1OSC2X1X
Subclock
generator
generator
System clock
1
Port 1
2
Port 2
1
1
Port 3
1
VSSVCCRES
IRQ0TEST
CPU
H8/300L
Data bus (lower)
ROM
RAM
Timer ASCI1
Timer B1
SCI3
Timer X
Timer V
Address bus
Data bus (upper)
Port 8
Port 7
Port 6
P8
7
P86/FTID
P8
/FTIC
5
P8
/FTIB
4
P8
/FTIA
3
P8
/FTOB
2
/FTOA
P8
1
P8
/FTCI
0
P7
7
P76/TMOV
P7
/TMCIV
5
P7
/TMRIV
4
P7
3
P6
7
P6
6
CMOS large-
P6
5
current port
P6
4
I
P6
OL
3
@V
P6
2
P6
1
P6
0
= 10 mA
= 1V
OL
P90/FV
*
PP
P9
1
P9
2
Port 9
P9
3
P9
4
Watchdog
timer
A/D converter
14-bit PWM
P57/INT
P56/INT6/TMIB
P5
P5
P53/INT
Port 5
P52/INT
P51/INT
P50/INT
7
/INT5/ADTRG
5
/INT
4
4
3
2
1
0
Port B
SS
CC
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
/AN
PB
7
/AN
/AN
/AN
/AN
3
4
5
6
7
PB
PB
PB
PB
AV
AV
/AN
/AN
/AN
0
1
2
PB
PB
PB
Figure 1.1 Block Diagram
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Pin Functions
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PinNameDescription
1PB1No connection
2PB0No connection
3AVSSConnected 0V
4TESTConnected 0V
5X2No connection
6X1Connected 5V
7VSSMCU ground line; connected to 0V
8OSC110MHz crystal input
9OSC210MHz crystal input
10RESMCU reset line; 0V = reset; 5V = normal operation
11S0CD Changer Mechanism door position switch
12S1CD Changer Mechanism door position switch
13S2CD Changer Mechanism door position switch
14DNCD Changer Mechanism door motor control line
15UPCD Changer Mechanism door motor control line
16S0S1CD DSP SUBQ ready input; high pulse for SUBQ ready
17P60No connection
18P61No connection
19CDRWCDRW RF gain control; 0V=CDRW
20PUSWLaser pickup inner switch; 5V=pickup at inner position
21XRSTCD DSP reset line; 0V = DSP reset
22STATCD DSP internal status output
23DMUTECD DSP mute control; 5V = mute on
24SUBQSUBQ output
25SQCKSUBQ output serial clock
26TLOCKNo connection
27FLOCKNo connection
28SENSENo connection
29MLDCD DSP command latch
30MDATACD DSP serial command data
31MCLKCD DSP serial command clock
32P57No connection
33VCCMCU power supply; connected to 5V
34DAC.LDPCM1732 serial command latch
35DAC.CLKPCM1732 serial command clock
36DAC.DATA PCM1732 serial command data
37DACRSTPCM1732 reset pin; 0V = reset
38POWERServo power on/off control; 5V = power on
39DSNSDisc detection optical sensor output; 0V = disc present
40TRSWCarousel position detection optical sensor output
41RL+Carousel motor line
42RL-Carousel motor line
43HDCDHDCD decoding status from PCM1732; 5V = HDCD
44AMUTESystem mute control; 0V = mute
45P86No connection
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46P87No connection
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47P20No connection
48P21No connection
49P22No connection
50VFD.DODisplay driver status serial data
51VFD.DIDisplay driver command serial data
52VFD.CLKDisplay driver command serial clock
53VFD.LATDisplay driver command serial latch
54P14No connection
55P15No connection
56P16CD DSP internal status for auto-adjustment
57REMOTEIR remote signal input
58AVCCConnected to 5V
59PB7No connection
60PB6No connection
61PB5No connection
62PB4No connection
63PB3No connection
64 PB2 No connection
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FL8380 Electrical Parts List
MAIN BOARD ASSY
Reference
RESISTOR
R13, R641001-000312-000CARBON FILM RESISTOR 10 OHM 1/2W +-5%2
R721001-000314-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 10 OHM 1/4W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R181001-000316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 10 OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R4, R79, R1181001-000320-000CARBON FILM RESISTOR 10 OHM 2W +-5%3
R41, R60, R61, R62, R76, R771001-001316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 100 OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE6
R1, R2, R3, R20, R21, R27, R46,
R59, R65, R66, R119, R120, R121,
R122, R123, R124, R125, R126,
R127, R133
R28, R42, R43, R44, R45, R69,
R71, R75, R114, R132
R6, R29, R68, R821001-004316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 100K OHM 1/6W +-5% TP524
R1301001-005316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 1M OHM 1/6W +-5% TP521
R311001-006316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 10M OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R231001-200316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 12 OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R171001-201316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 120 OHM 1/6 W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R481001-502316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 1.5K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R8, R531001-803316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 18K OHM 1/6W +-5% TP522
R91002-003316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 20K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R251002-201316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 220 OHM 1/6 W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R40, R521002-202316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 2.2K OHM 1/6W +-5% TP522
R551002-203316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 22K OHM 1/6W +-5% TP521
R351002-204316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 220K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R14, R15, R50, R104, R105, R106,
R109
R71003-003316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 30K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R511003-302316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 3.3K OHM 1/6W +-5% TP521
R51003-304316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 330K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R101003-903316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 39K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R107, R1101004-700316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 47 OHM 1/6W +-5% TP522
R221004-701316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 470 OHM 1/6 W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R11, R12, R1291004-702316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 4.7K OHM 1/6W +-5% TP523
R32, R33, R381004-703316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 47K OHM 1/6W +-5% TP523
R1161005-100316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 51 OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R361005-102316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 5.1K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R56, R571005-602316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 5.6K OHM 1/6W +-5% TP522
R671005-603316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 56K OHM 1/6W +-5% TP521
R731006-802316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 6.8K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R831007-501316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 750 OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R341007-502316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 7.5K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R24, R70, R1311009-100316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 91 OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE3
R161009-101316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 910 OHM 1/6W AXIAL TAPE1
R491009-102316-020CARBON FILM RESISTOR 9.1K OHM 1/6W +-5% AXIAL TAPE1
R100, R1011011-001018-020METAL FILM RESISTOR 100 OHM 1/8W +-1% AXIAL TAPE2
R84, R85, R88, R93, R94, R95,
R96, R97, R98, R99
R301011-204018-020METAL FILM RESISTOR 120K OHM 1/8W +-1% AXIAL TYPE1
R90, R911012-202018-020METAL FILM RESISTOR 2.2K OHM 1/8W +-1% AXIAL TAPE2
R102, R1031012-203018-020METAL FILM RESISTOR 22K OHM 1/8W +-1% AXIAL TAPE2
R108, R1111013-902018-020METAL FILM RESISTOR 3.9K OHM 1/8W +-1% AXIAL TAPE2
R89, R921016-802018-020METAL FILM RESISTOR 6.8K 1/8W +-1% AXIAL TAPE2
D8413100-204000-001LED 5MM BI- COLOR A/G #BL-BAG2041
OUTPUT BOARD ASSY
Reference
R7511001-001316-000CARBON FILM RESISTOR 100 OHM 1/6 W +-5%1
R7531002-701316-000CARBON FILM RESISTOR 270 OHM 1/6W +-5%1
R7501003-902316-000CARBON FILM RESISTOR 3.9K OHM 1/6 W +-5%1
R754, R7551004-700316-000CARBON FILM RESISTOR 47 OHM 1/6W +-5%2
R7521004-703316-000CARBON FILM RESISTOR 47K OHM 1/6 W +-5%1
2610-218300-002 AC POWER CORD NON-INTEGRAL SPT-2 UL/CSA1
3200-480150-400 TRANSFORMER EI48 117V UL #4801Y52T 1
6600-180007-000 AC CORD BUSHING (PG5RF-5B) 1
6600-240003-001 CLOSE END CONNECTOR (CE-1) 2
5 DISC CHANGER MECHANISM
5CD SENSOR BOARD ASSY9400-501001-131
Reference
R21004-701316-000CARBON FILM RESISTOR 470 OHM 1/6 W +-5%1
R11007-501316-000CARBON FILM RESISTOR 750 OHM 1/6W +-5%1