IC1System µ-COM
IC2E-VOLControls the source, volume, tone.
IC3A8V REF Power SupplyOutputs 1.27V.
IC4Power ICAmplifies the front L/R and the rear L/R to 50W maximum.
IC5ILLUMI+B Power SupplyOutputs 11.25V.
IC6Muting Logic ICControls logic for muting.
IC7Reset IC“Lo” when detection voltage goes below 3.6V or less.
IC8Hi-side SW
IC9RDS ICDecodes RDS.
IC10Installer Memory ICInstaller memory.
IC12SW RegulatorSupplies power for USB and CD mechanism.
IC13FL+B Power SupplyOutputs 3.0V.
Q1,2B.U.5V AVRWhile BU is applied, BU5V AVR outputs +5V.
Q3,11SW5VWhen Q11’s base goes “Hi”, SW5V outputs +5V.
Q4,9SW14VWhen Q9’s base goes “Hi”, SW14V outputs 14V.
Q5,6,10AUDIO8V AVRWhen Q10’s base goes “Hi”, A8V AVR outputs 8.0V.
Q7,8SERVO+B AVRWhen Q8’s base goes “Hi”, S+B AVR outputs 7.5V.
Q12,21Serge Protect for IC12Outputs 20V when BU is over 20V.
Q13PANEL5VWhen the base goes “Lo”, PANEL5V outputs 5V.
Q17IC12 ON/OFFWhen the base goes “Lo”, IC12 is “ON”.
Q101,102P-ANT SWWhen Q102’s base goes “Hi”, P-ANT SW outputs 14V.
Q103,106P-CON SWWhen Q106’s base goes “Hi”, AVR outputs 14V.
Q104,105P-CON Protection
Q107EXT-AMP-CONWhen the base goes “Lo”, Q107 is turned on.
Q108Small Lamp DET SWWhen the base goes “Hi”, Q108 is turned on.
Q109Serge DETWhen the base goes “Hi”, IC4 is changed into standby source.
Q111BU DETWhen the base goes “Hi”, Q111 is turned on.
Q112ACC DETWhen the base goes “Hi”, Q112 is turned on.
Q113Mute DriverWhen the base goes “Hi”, pre-out mute driver is turned on.
Q116Pre-out Mute DriverWhen the base goes “Lo”, mute driver is turned on.
Q300,301AM+BWhen Q301’s base goes “Hi”, AM+B is output.
Q302,303Tuner8VWhen Q303’s base goes “Hi”, Tuner8V outputs 8V.
Q305,306SW ILLUMI+BWhen Q306’s base goes “Hi”, SW ILLUMI+B outputs 11V.
Q400~403
Q406,407
Q408Pre-out Mute ON/OFFWhen the base goes “Lo”, pre-out mute is "ON".
Pre-out Mute SWWhen the base goes “Hi”, pre-out is muted.
Controls FM/AM tuner, the changer, CD mechanism, panel, volume and tone.
Over current protection of USB power supply.
When pin 1 goes “Hi”, USB5V is ON.
Output protection is applied when P-CON output voltage fall is detected.
The 2 transistors protect Q103 false operation when P-CON SW is “ON”.
IC1Remote Control IC
Q1~3GRID_DRIVEREach transistor’s base is “L” then GRID is on.
Q6,7SW5VThe power supply of IC1 is turned on when Q6’s base level goes “L”.
Q8DBO LED SWDBO LED is turned on when Q8’s base level goes “H”.
Q9RED SWRED LED is turned on when Q9’s base level goes “H”.
Q12VFD RestartKey scan start at Q12’s base goes “H”, when the set’s power is on.
IC1Mechanism µ-com
IC2Signal Processor
IC4BTL DriverSpindel motor, sled (including loading & eject) motor and pick-up actuator
IC5SW3.3V Regulator3.3V power supply for IC2, pick-up, IC18 digital part
IC13Audio Active Filter2nd LPF
IC14A5V Regulator3.3V power supply for DAC
IC15DSP for Compression Audio DecoderACDrive decoder, MP3/WMA/AAC decoder
IC16Compression Audio Codec SDRAM
IC17
IC18Audio D-A Converter (24-bit external)External 24-bit for audio
IC19BU3.3V Regulator3.3V power supply for µ-com
IC201.8V Regulator1.8V power supply for IC15 core part
Decoder/SDRAM/Flash ROM/Power supply for decoder, SDRAM, flash ROM and USB driver.
USB Driver 3.3V Regulator3.3V power supply for IC15 port parts, IC16, IC17, IC25, IC26 and IC28.
Switching among IC15 & Flash ROM &
SDRAM & USB
For DSP for Compression Audio Decoder, Flash ROM, SDRAM and USB
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DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
MICROCOMPUTER’S TERMINAL DESCRIPTION
● SYSTEM MICROCOMPUTER: 30624MWPA86GP (X34: IC1)
Pin No.
1REMOIRemote control signal inputDetects pulse width
2LX MUTEIMute request from slave unitH: Mute ON, L: Mute OFF
3AUD SDAOE-VOL data output
4AUD SELOE-VOL control
5AUD SCLOE-VOL clock output
6BYTE7CNVSS8XCINI
9XCOUTI
10RESET11XOUT12VSS13XIN-12.0MHz
14VCC115NMI-Not used
16CN DETI
17RDS CLKIRDS decoder clock input
18LX REQ SICommunication request from slave unit
19PON AMI/O AM power supply controlH: Receiving AM, Hi-z: No AM
20LX REQ MOCommunication request to slave unit
21TUN IFC OUTIFront-end IFC-OUT inputH: Station found, L: No station
22NC-Not usedL fixed
23RDS AFS MI/O Noise detection time constant switchingqRefer to the truth value table
24RDS QUALIRDS decoder QUAL input
25RDS DATAIRDS decoder data input
26PWIC BEEPOBeep output
27TUN SCLI/O Front-end I2C clock input and outputMAX400kHz
28TUN SDAI/O Front-end I2C data input and output
29VFD DATAI/O VFD data input and output
30VFD INTIVFD INT inputINT input
31VFD CLKOVFD clock outputNormal: 125kHz, Low consumption mode: 62.5kHz
32VFD RSTOVFD driver resetL: Momentary power down, panel detached or 11
33ROMCOR SDAI/O
Pin NameI/OApplication
Panel communication detection
(Flip-down panel model only)
E2PROM I2C data input and output for
ROM correction
Truth
Value Table
Processing Operation Description
H: Panel detached, L: Panel attached
H: Canceling reset, L: Reset
minutes after ACC OFF
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DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
MICROCOMPUTER’S TERMINAL DESCRIPTION
Pin No.
34ROMCOR SCLI/O
35PON PANELI/O
36DSII/O
37,38NC-Not usedL fixed
39EPMIFlash EPM input
40PANEL DETI
41NC-Not usedL fixed
42ROMCOR DETIE2PROM writing requestH: Writing
43PON FLOFL+B controlH: FL+B ON, L: FL+B OFF
44VFD CSOVFD chip select control
45ROTARY CWIVOL key inputDetects pulse width
46ROTARY CCWIVOL key inputDetects pulse width
47CD DISC12 SWI12cm CD detection
48CD LOS SWICD loading detection
49CD MUTE RIRch CD mute requestH: Normal, L: Requesting Rch mute
50CD MUTE LILch CD mute requestH: Normal, L: Requesting Rch mute
51CD MRSTOCD mecha µ-COM resetH: Normal, L: Reset
52CD MSTOPOCD mechanism µ-COM stopH: Mecha µ-COM operates, L: Mecha µ-COM stops
53CD DISC8 SWI8cm CD detection (Not used)
54CD LOE LIM SWICD detection (Chucking SW)H: Loading completes, L: No disc
55CD LOEJI/O CD motor controlwRefer to the truth value table
56CD MOTOROCD motor controlwRefer to the truth value table
57PON ILLUMII/O Key illumination power supply controlH: ON, Hi-Z: OFF
58PON CDOPower supply control for CD-WMA
59PONOPower supplyH: POWER ON, L: POWER OFF
60VCC261EXT AMP CONI/O EXTERNAL AMP control
62VSS63~65TYPE 1~3IDestination switchingeRefer to the truth value table
66TUN TYPE1IDestination setting 1rRefer to the truth value table
67TUN TYPE2IDestination setting 2rRefer to the truth value table
68OEM DISP DATAI/O
Pin NameI/OApplication
E2PROM I2C clock output for
ROM correction
Panel 5V control
(Flip-down panel model only)
DSI/EJECT LED controlOFF: Hi-z, Pulse drive: Panel detached
(Flip-down panel model only)H: Illumination ON or panel opened (POWER ON)
Panel detection (Flip-down panel model only)
External display data
(Destination K and E only)
Truth
Value Table
Processing Operation Description
L: ON
Hi-Z: Momentary power down, panel detached or 11
minutes after ACC OFF
L: Panel detached, H: Panel attached
L: POWER ON, H: POWER OFF
L: Before M-STOP with reset
External display
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DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
MICROCOMPUTER’S TERMINAL DESCRIPTION
Pin No.
69OEM DISP CLKI/O
70OEM DISP CEI/O
71EJECTI
72P CONOExternal amplifier controlH: POWER ON, L: POWER OFF or STANDBY
73VFD KEY REQICommunication request from VFD driverConnects to INT
74ANT CONOPower antenna controlTuner ON: H
75ILLUMI DETIDimmer illumination detectionL: ON, H: OFF
76BU DETIMomentary power-down detectionL: BU found, H: No BU or momentary power down
77ACC DETIACC power supply detectionL: ACC found, H: No ACC
78(PWIC SVR)OSVR discharging circuit
79PWIC MUTEOPower IC muteL: STANDBY, momentary power down or TEL mute
80PWIC STBYOPower IC standby controlH: POWER ON, L: POWER OFF
81LX CONOStart-up request to slave unitH: Slave unit starts up, L: Slave unit stops
82MUTE PRE RORch preout mute
83MUTE PRE LOLch preout mute
84MUTE 0I/O E-VOL front muteL: Mute ON, Hi-Z: Mute OFF
85MUTE 1I/O E-VOL rear muteL: Mute ON, Hi-Z: Mute OFF
86MUTE 2I/O E-VOL mute (Except front/rear)
87LINE MUTEILine mute detection
88MUTE PRE SWI/O NF preout mute
89PWIC DC DETIDC offset error detection
90LX RSTOForced reset to slave unitH: Reset, L: Normal
91MUTE CI/O E-VOL muteL: Mute ON, Hi-Z: Mute OFF
92NC-Not usedL fixed
93RDS NOISEIFM noise detection
94AVSS95TUN SMETERIS-meter input
96VREF-Connects to P.ON
97AVCC-Connects to VCC
98LX DATA SIData from slave unit
99LX DATA MI/O Data from and to slave unit
100LX CLKI/O LX-BUS clock
Pin NameI/OApplication
External display clock
(Destination K and E only)
External display control request
(Destination K and E only)
Eject key input (Flip-down panel model only)
Truth
Value Table
Processing Operation Description
External display
External display
L: Eject
H: POWER OFF or 5 seconds after momentary
power down, L: Other conditions
CD MUTE R is Lo: H (CD playing), Momentary power
down: H, L: DUAL ZONE or NAVI INT
CD MUTE L is Lo: H (CD playing), Momentary power
down: H, L: DUAL ZONE or NAVI INT
TEL mute: Below 1V
NAVI mute: Over 2.5V
L: Mute ON, Hi-Z: Mute OFF
OFF fixed: Selecting REAR in REAR/SUB selection
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MICROCOMPUTER’S TERMINAL DESCRIPTION
Truth value table
q AFS CONTROL
RDS AFS MCondition
AFS LOWLNo sound output with AF search
AFS MIDLSound output with AF search
AFS HIGHHi-ZNormal reception
w CD MOTOR CONTROL
CD MOTORCD LOADING/EJECT
StopLL
LoadHL
EjectHH
BrakeHHi-z
1~5NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
6BYTEIExternal data bus SW inputConnects to GND
7CNVSSIProcessor mode SW
8MUTEOAudio mute controlL: Mute ON, H: Mute OFF
9NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
10RESETIReset detectionL: Reset (Flash ROM writing), H: Normal
11XOUTOMain clock outputConnects to resonator
12VSS-Power supply inputConnects to GND
13XINIMain clock inputConnects to resonator
14VCC1-Power supply inputConnects to BU3.3V
15NMIINMI interruption inputInput Hi (Pull-up) fixed
16MSTOPISTANDBY comeback interrupptionL: Stop, H: Stop cancelled (Hi edge)
17NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
18DSP INTIDSP interruption signal inputH: Interruption (Hi edge)
19~22NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
23E2P SCLI/OE2P I2C clock output
24E2P SDAI/OE2P I2C data input and output
25,26NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
27SCLISystem µ-com I2C clock input
28SDAI/OSystem µ-com I2C data input and output
29DSP TXDOData output for DSP serial dataFlash ROM writing: TXD (Pull-up)
30DSP RXDIData input for DSP serial dataFlash ROM writing: RXD
31DSP CLKOClock output for DSP serial dataFlash ROM writing: SCLK(Pull-up)
32
33CS SDATAOData output for decoder serial data
34CS BDATAIData input for decoder serial data
35CS CLKOClock output for decoder serial data
36~38NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
39EPM-Not used (Flash ROM: EPM)Opened output L fixed
40PON D3.3OD3.3V POWER ON controlH: POWER ON, L: POWER OFF
41PON A5OA5.0V POWER ON controlH: POWER ON, L: POWER OFF
42PON CS1OIC15 series 3.3V POWER ON controlH: POWER ON, L: POWER OFF
43PON CS2OIC15 series 1.8V POWER ON controlH: POWER ON, L: POWER OFF
44CE-Not used (Flash ROM: CE)Opened output L fixed
45DRV MUTEODriver muteL: Stop, H: Mute OFF
46,47NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
DSP STB (BUSY)
ODSP data strove signal outputFlash ROM writing: BUSY
L: Single chip mode
H: Microprocessor mode or flash ROM writing
Series resistors and E2PROM are not built when
ROM collection is not used.
Series resistors and E2PROM are not built when
ROM collection is not used.
49DE-EMPHASISODAC de-emphasis controlH: De-emphasis ON, L: De-emphasis OFF
50,51NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
52LIM SWI
53DISC NORMALOMedia discrimination result output (Not used)H: Normal disc, L: Other disc
54DISC H RWOMedia discrimination result output (Not used)H: High reflecting RW disc, L: Other disc
55DISC RWOMedia discrimination result output (Not used)H: Normal RW disc, L: Other disc
56~59TEST OUT4~1OOutput for testOpened output L fixed
60VCC2-Power supply inputConnects to BU3.3V
61TEST OUT0OOutput for testOpened output L fixed
62VSS-Power supply inputConnects to GND
63~66NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
67TEST IN3ITEST IN3Pull-down connection (L: Normal/H: During test)
68MODEL SELIModel determinationL: DXM-6810W (X32-583), H: DXM-6820W (X32-587)
69E2P WRITEITEST IN1: E2P writing permissionPull-down connection (L: Normal/H: During writing)
70UNIQ IDITEST IN0: Uniqe ID writing permissionPull-down connection (L: Normal/H: During writing)
71~73NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
74SEARCHOSearching situation outputH: During seaching, L: Normal
75,76NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
77DSP RSTODSP reset controlL: Reset, H: Normal
78DSP A0O
79DA EMPHASISIDSP DA emphasis inputH: emphasis ON, L: emphasis OFF
80
81DATA MUTEOData output statusL: During data output muting, H: During data output
82CS RSTODecoder reset controlL: Reset, H: Nornal
83NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
84SREQODecoder SREQ signal output
85BREQIDecoder BREQ signal input
86~93NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
94AVSS-Analog power supply inputConnects to GND
95NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
96VREF-Reference voltage inputNot used: Connects to GND
97AVCC-Analog power supply inputConnects to BU3.3V
98~100 NC-Not usedOpened output L fixed
ROM EMPHASIS
Laser pick-up inner circumference detection
SW signal input
DSP command/parameter discriminationH: During parameter transmitting
signal outputL: During command transmitting
IDecoder ROM emphasis inputH: emphasis ON, L: emphasis OFF
H: Mute ON, L: Mute OFF
(No distinction of Lch/Rch)
H: Inner circumference
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DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
TEST MODE
●How to enter the test mode
In order to enter the test mode, reset the unit while simultaneously pressing down [1] and [3] keys.
(Even when the security is set, power can be ON for 30 minutes.)
●How to clear the test mode
The test mode is cleared in case of any of the following e vents:
resetting, momentary power down, Acc OFF and Pow er OFF.
●Initial conditions of the test mode
• Source is STANDBY.
• Displays lights are all turned on.
• The volume is at –10dB (The display is 30).
• Loudness (LOUD) is OFF.
• CRSC is OFF, regardless of whether there are switching
functions or not.
• SYSTEM Q is NATURAL (=FLAT).
• BEEP will sound anytime with a less than 1 second push.
• Auxiliary (AUX) is ON.
• SWPRE is Sub woofer (2 PREOUT model)
●RDS/RBDS automatic measurement
Conventionally, the PS display has been visually checked on
the production line. This will be replaced by a new processing.
The PS data will be received and the PS contents is to be
verified as “RDS_TEST”. When this is verified, the P-CON
terminal is forced to go OFF. (In this case, “ _ ” means blank.)
→ This will be a dedicated test mode processing.
On the P-CON, when power is turned off once and, then,
turned on again, (Power OFF → ON) the unit will be restarted.
●Forced switching of K3I
In TUNER FM mode, each time [6] key is pressed, the functions move in the following cycle :
AUTO → forced WIDE → forced MIDDLE → force NARROW
→ AUTO
The initial condition is AUTO and the displays below will appear.
• AUTO : FM1_98.1A
• Forced MIDDLE : FM1_98.1M
• Forced WIDE : FM1_98.1W
• Forced NARROW : FM1_98.1N
●CD source test mode specifications
• Display mode default setting shall be P-TIME.
•Jumps are made to the following tracks by pressing the
[] key.
No. 22 → No. 14→ No. 9 (Returns to the beginning)
It must be noted, however, that when paying MP3 / WMA /
AAC disk, which contain 8 files or less, the first track and
the following trac ks are played in order.
• When [] key is pressed, it goes down by 1 track.
• When playing an MP3/WMA/AAC disc, display the file format before starting to play each file. (“MP3”, “WMA”, “AA C”)
• When a CD is used as a source, by pressing [1] key f or less
than 1 second, a jump to the Track No. 28 is made.
• When a CD is used as a source, by pressing [2] key f or less
than 1 second, a jump to the Track No. 14 is made.
• When a CD is used as a source, by pressing [3] key f or less
than 1 second, a display of CD mechanism model name
and its version is made. When the pressing of [3] key for
less than 1 second is made for the second time, the normal
display is resumed. (Time code display)
●Special display when set to TUNER
When in TUNER mode, if any of the following displays appear,
there is an abnormality with the front end.
• “TNE2P_NG” : Front-end E2PROM values are still default
(not determined).
•“TNCON_NG” : In this condition, the communication with
the front-end is not possible.
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6810:0123
Model nameVersion
• When a CD is used as a source, by pressing [6] key f or less
than 1 second, a jump to the Track No. 15 is made. At the
same time, the volume value is set to 25 (2V PRE).
TEST MODE
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
●Test mode specification for USB source
• While in USB source, by [6] key, set the volume value to 15.
●Audio adjust mode
•By pressing [AUD] key for less than 1 second, the Audio
Adjust mode is entered.
• As with the [AUD] key, [∗] key on the remote controller can
be used to enter the Audio Adjust mode.
• As for the adjustment items, items for both the AUDIO
FUNCTION MODE and SETUP MODE are included.
• By pressing [AUD] or [FM] key briefly, switch the item to be
adjusted in the following order. (only in forward rotation)
The initial item will be Fader, which is followed by : Balance
→ Bass Lev el → Middle Level → Treb le Le v el → HPF Front
→ HPF Rear → LPF Sub Woofer (After this, it will be arbi-
trary)
• With the remote controller, continuous forwarding is prohibited.
• Using the V OL knob and [] / [] key, the Fader can be
adjusted in 3 steps : R15 ↔ 0 ↔ F15 (The initial value is 0)
• Using the VOL knob and [] / [] key, the Balance can
be adjusted in 3 steps : L15 ↔ 0 ↔ R15 (The initial value is 0)
• Using the VOL knob and [] / [] key, the Bass / Middle
/ Treble Level can be adjusted in 3 steps : –8 ↔ 0 ↔ +8
(The initial value is 0)
• Using the VOL knob and [
Rear can be adjusted in 2 steps : Through ↔ 220Hz (The
initial value is Through)
• Using the VOL knob and [
Woofer can be adjusted in 2 steps : 50Hz ↔ Through (The
initial value is Through)
• Using the VOL knob and [
Phase can be adjusted in 2 steps : Re verse ↔ Normal (The
initial value is Normal)
• Using the VOL knob and [
set can be adjusted in 2 steps : –8 ↔ 0 (The initial value is
0)
• Using the VOL knob and [
ON/OFF can be adjusted in 2 steps : OFF ↔ ON (The
initial value is OFF)
• Using the VOL knob and [
can be adjusted in 2 steps : OFF ↔ ON (The initial value is
OFF)
• Bass f / Bass Q / Bass EXT / Middle f / Middle Q / Treble f
do no appear in audio adjustments.
] / [] key, the HPF Front /
] / [] key, the LPF Sub
] / [] key, the Sub Woofer
] / [] key, the Volume Off-
] / [] key, the Loudness
] / [] key, 2-Zone ON/OFF
●MENU items
• Press [Q] key briefly to enter the MENU.
• The [DNPP/SBF] and [DIRECT] keys on the remote controller can also be used to enter the MENU.
• With the remote controller, continuous forwarding is prohibited.
• When a CD/USB is used as a source, the default item will
be the F/W Version.
●2-ZONE (Dual Zone) items
• When using sources other than the STANDBY source, using a short-press on [AUTO] or [TI] key, 2-ZONE ON/OFF
is achieved.
●Backup current measurement
When reset in Acc OFF (Back Up ON) condition, MUTE terminal goes off after 2 seconds, instead of 15 seconds. (During
this time, the CD mechanism does not function.)
●OPEL communication items (OPEL communica-
tion specification supporting model)
During the test mode, OPEL communication line outputs the
following (At every 500msec, the output condition of the communication line will be switched.)
CE
DATA
CLK
500msec
500msec
500msec
●Special display when all lights are on
When all lights are on with the STANDBY source, the following displays are made when the ke ys shown below are pressed.
[1] key Version is displayed (forwarding)
(Display) TYPE : x___ (“x" is displayed hexadecimally)
→ 529K–1.02
→ All indicators on →
∗ TYPE indicates µ-com destination, and shows real-time
condition of the destination terminal
(“Development name” – “Version”)
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DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
TEST MODE
[2] key Serial number display (8 digits)
(Display) xxxxxxxx
[3] key Key pressed briefly : Power ON time is displayed.
(Display) PON_0Hxx (00~50 is displayed for “xx”.
When less than 1 hour, displayed
by increments of 10 minutes.)
xxxxx (00001~10922 is displayed for
“xxxxx”.)MAX 10922 (times)
During Power On time display, by pressing for at least 2
seconds, the Power ON time is cleared.
[4] key Key pressed briefly : CD operation time is displayed.
(Display) CDT_0Hxx (00~50 is displayed for “xx”.
When less than 1 hour, displayed
by increments of 10 minutes.)
xxxxx (00001~10922 is displayed for
“xxxxx”.) MAX 10922 (times)
During CD operation time display, by pressing for at least
2 seconds, CD operation time is cleared.
[5] key Key pressed briefly : CD EJECT number is displayed.
(Display) EJCxxxxxMAX 65535 (times)
During CD EJECT number display, by pressing for at
least 2 seconds, CD EJECT number display is cleared.
[FM]ROM correction version display
key(Display) ROM_R123
When E2PROM is not installed : ROM_ERR_
When un-written : ROM_R – – –
When data is incompatible : ROM_R ∗ ∗ ∗
[]AUDIO data default value setting
key(Display) AUD_INIT
[]Key pressed briefly : Forced Power OFF data displayed.
key(Display) POFF_ - - - (No Forced Power OFF)
SEC (Forced Power OFF because of
missing Security Code)
PNL (Forced Power OFF because of
system µ-com panel communica-
tion error)
While the forced power OFF data is displayed, press and
hold for 2 seconds to clear the data.
[]
Key pressed briefly : CD information display mode ON/OFF
keyWhile in CD information display mode, press and hold for
2 seconds to clear all CD information.
∗ Please refer to the table right.
●CD information display mode
Displays I2C communication status.
(Display) I2C_OK__
NG
Displays CD loading error data.
(Display) Load_Error____
(Display) __ (1) xx__ (2) xx (number of times is displayed
for “xx”)
MAX 99 (times)
Disk detection switch ON/OFF is monitored, and when
the loading operation is not completed within the specified
time length, or when E-99 mechanism error occurred,
record which SW signal had an error.
∗Refer to the note at the end of [CD LOAD error detection].
[AM]Displays CD ejection error data.
key(Display) Eject_Error___
↑(Display) __ (1) xx__ (2) xx
(Display) __ (3) xx__ (4) xx (number of times is displayed
for “xx”)
MAX 99 (times)
Disk detection SW ON/OFF is monitored, and when the
ejection operation is not completed within the specified
time length, or when E-99 mechanism error occurred,
record which SW signal had an error.
∗Refer to [CD EJECT error detection]’s note.
Displays CD time code count error data (missing count).
(Display) Count_Lose
↓(Display) __CDDA_ : xx
[FM](Display) __CDROM : xx (number of times is displayed
keyfor “xx”)
MAX 99 (times)
Monitor time code continuity. Record the number of times
when discontinuity occurred as error data.
Record the data of compressed audio and CD-DA played
separately.
Displays CD time code count error data (count not updated).
(Display) Count_Stay
(Display) __CDDA_ : xx
(Display) __CDROM : xx (number of times is displayed
for “xx”)
MAX 99 (times)
When the time code is not renewed for 2 or more seconds,
record the number of times occurred as error data
(skipped sound).
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TEST MODE
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
●Initializing AUDIO-related value setting
During STANDBY sourcing, by pressing [] key for less than
1 second, AUDIO setting values are retur ned to the default
values.
●Other
• At Power ON, “CODE_OFF”, “CODE_ON” displays will not
be made.
• When the source is ST ANDBY, press [AUTO] / [TI] ke y briefly
to switch triangle illumi RED ↔ GREEN. (In models with
Display Blackout function)
•When the source is STANDBY, press and hold [AUTO] /
[TI] key for 1 second to s witch PREOUT Rear ↔ Sub Woofer .
(2PREOUT model)
• When in USB source, press [1] key briefly to turn ON/OFF
the front grass indirect lighting.
• When staring up in the test mode, LINE MUTE prohibition
time is set to 1 second instead of 10 seconds.
• While in the test mode, security jig should not be used to
write the security code.
• While in the test mode, serial writing jig should not be used
to write the serial number.
• While in the test mode, even when a DC offset error is detected, the detection information will not be written to the
E2PROM.
• While in the test mode, even after an elapse of pre-set time,
the backup memory items will not be written to the E2PROM.
• While in the test mode, backup/installer memory information clear mode, CD mechanism error log information clear
mode and DC offset error detection information clear mode,
DEMO mode operation will not be conducted.
Also, in the above mode , the menu of the STANDBY source
will not display DEMO ON/OFF switching items.
●Clearing backup/installer memory and CD mecha-
nism information, and service inf ormation (Clear ing E2PROM data)
Backup/installer memory X34-IC10 (E2PROM) “AU_”
CD mechanism information and service information: TUNER
F/E (E2PROM) “CD_”
1. While pressing and holding the [Q] key and the [ATT] key,
reset-start to start backup/installer memor y data, and CD
mechanism and service information initialization.
(Even when the security is set, power can be ON for 30
minutes.)
[CD mechanism information]
•Displays I2C communication condition
• Displays CD mechanism error log
• Displays CD loading error data.
• Displays CD ejection error data.
• Displays CD time code error count data (missing count).
•Displays CD time code error count data (count not updated).
[Service Information]
•Displays power ON time is displayed.
•Displays CD operation time.
• Displays number of CD EJECT times.
• Displays number of times panel was opened/closed.
• Displays forced Power OFF data.
2. After the initialization process is completed, the following is
displayed.
At normal termination: “CD_O : AU_O_”
At abnormal termination 1: “CD_O : A U_X_” (When backup/
installer memory initialization is NG.)
At abnormal termination 2: “CD_X : AU_O_” (When CD
mechanism information / service information initialization
NG.)
At abnormal termination 3: “CD_X : AU_X_” (When all initialization NG.)
3. While in this mode, even after an elapse of a pre-set time,
no backup memory items will be written to the E2PROM.
4. This mode is released by resetting. (What was on the last
screen will not be retained.)
●Clearing DC offset error detection information
(E2PROM (F/E) data clear)
1. While simultaneously pressing down on [3] and [6] keys,
reset the unit to enter the DC offset error display mode.
(Even when the security is set, power can be ON for 30
minutes.)
2. During STANDBY sourcing, the current DC offset error conditions will be displayed.
When error detected : “DC_ERR__”
When error not detected : “DC_OK___”
3. While the error conditions are being displayed, press [AUTO]
/ [TI] key for less than 1 second to clear the detection information. (E2PROM clear)
4. DC offset error display mode is released by resetting. (What
was on the last screen will not be retained.)
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DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
TEST MODE
●FM/AM channel space switching (K,M type)
From the P o wer OFF condition, while pressing [1] and [5] k e ys
down simultaneously, press the [SRC] key and turn power ON.
●Security
• Forced Power ON mode
Even when the security is set, by resetting while pressing [Q]
key and [4] key simultaneously, it is possible to turn the power
ON for 30 minutes only.
• Method of clearing the programmable security
code (Programmable security models: K type)
1. While “– – – –” is being displayed, press [] key for at
least 3 seconds while pressing [AUTO] /[TI] key.
This makes “– – – –” display disappear.
2. Using the remote controller, input “KCAR”.
Press the remote control [5] key 2 times, display “K”, and
press the [
Press the remote control [2] key 3 times, display “C”, and
press the [] key.
Press the remote control [2] key once, displa y “A”, and press
the [] key.
Press the remote control [7] key 2 times, display “R”, and
press the [] key.
3. The security is released and the unit enters the STANDBY
mode.
4. If a wrong code is input, the unit goes into the Code Re-
quest mode.
] key.
• How to register the security code on the “Car Audio Passport” after replacement of the E2PROM
(F/E) (Code security models: E,M type)
1. Enter the test mode. (Refer to the section on “Ho w to Enter
the T est Mode.”)
2. Press [Q] key briefly to enter the MENU.
While “CODE_SET” is being displayed, press [
at least 1 second and enter the security registration mode.
3. Using [FM] / [AM] / [] / [] keys, enter the code.
[FM] key : Number up [AM] key : Number down
[] key : Cursor Right [] key : Cursor Left
4. Press [
TER”. Then, re-enter the code using the method in above
No. “3”.
5. Press [
PRO VED”.
6. Release the test mode. (Refer to the section on “How to
Release the Test Mode.”)
Note : The security code for this model cannot be deleted by
“all clear” command.
] key for at least 3 seconds to display “RE-EN-
] key for at least 3 seconds to display “AP-
] key for
16
DC OFFSET ERROR
Display Example
PROTECT
Blink alternately
at 1Hz
(
(
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
●Purpose
Prevent customers’ vehicle speakers damages, burnouts, and
smoking.
Avoid the connected speakers to be burned out, damaged, or
to smoke when DC occurs between the audio power amp. +
and - outputs.
●Processing after detection
1. System status
• At the detection of DC error, error data is to be saved immediately (E2PROM error log save area).
• Display the error message on the display. The system shall
maintain the current condition, including the operation. Shut
down audio system power supply. Set Mute to ON.
• Although switching between P ower OFF and ON (A CC , BU ,
and Key operation) is valid, switching from Off to ON shall
be error until the µ-com is reset.
∗ While power-on, even if the IC2VI DCErr output terminal
logic recovered to normal level value, the error condition
shall continue.
• Prohibit to save the backup/installer memory to E2PROM
(nonvolatile memory).
2. Controlling µ-com terminal
• Set Mute for all channels including for pre-out.
• Turn off power IC control system power supply. (Set AMPStandby function to valid)
• Set P-Con output to OFF (Logic by which external AMP
unit is turned off).
∗ The pur pose is to shut down audio output. Basically, the
logic sets the audio output system signal line when in
Standby source.
3. Key specification
• No specific limitation (Normal operation).
4. Display specification
• Display the “PROTECT” string and blink all characters at
1Hz.
∗ Use the indication below with the highest priority (error mes-
sage), and maintain the error message even when the
source is changed.
●Cancel Condition
• Press the Reset terminal on the main body. or set Backup
to OFF (Unplug and plug back in the DC connector).
The history is maintained (E2PROM data is saved).
●Note while in test mode
• While in test mode, even if DC leak is detected, it is not
written into E2PROM.
When an error is detected, the display is enabled.
●Other
• Function for checking and clearing data in E2PROM by a
given key shall be included.
(Used at production dpt. and service center, etc.)
CD LOAD ERROR DETECTION
●Overview
Record the number of times when mechanism error (SW error) occurred at CD LOAD.
LOAD error recording shall be done in 2 patterns, by the SW
status illustrated below .
LOAD error is established when LOAD operation is not completed after LOAD operation is started before the protect timer
count is completed.
Clearing of record is done in the following situations:
1) After reset is cancelled, when reading EEPROM, the code
is NG.
2) While in test mode, the specified key (Play/Pause key
pressed for 2 seconds) input.
3) When in EEPROM all-clear initialization mode (refer to
the test mode specification document)
• Display is shown on the test mode specification document.
• Number of times with error(s) is 99 at MAX.
• Not recorded in test mode [1+3 keys].
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DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
CD LOAD ERROR DETECTION
●Operation
LOAD
SW1
(LOS SW)
SW3
(12EJE SW)
SW4
(LOE/LIM SW)
ERR condition
LOAD_ERR1
∗ Trigger for starting the sequence: detecting the inserted disc
with SW 1 and 3 LOW edge.
(As an exception, protect LOAD when EJECT error)
q
Special
case
LOAD_ERR2
w
CD EJECT ERROR DETECTION
q If the protect timer was counted up before the LOS (SW1)
up edge detection, it is recorded as LOAD_ERR1.
w If the protect timer was counted up after the LOS (SW1) up
edge detection, before the LOE/LIM (SW4) up edge detection, it is recorded as LOAD_ERR2.
∗ When DISC was inserted briefly but pulled out immediately
(DISC is detected but not inserted), it is considered as an
error.
Special case: Even if LOS (SW1) up edge is not detected,
if LOE/LIM (SW4) up edge is detected, it is still recorded as
LOAD_ERR1. Also, if SW4 up edge is detected, the motor
is stopped.
●Overview
Record the number of times when mechanism error (SW error) occurred at CD EJECT.
EJECT error recording shall be done in 4 patterns, by the SW
status illustrated below (3 patterns in models other than TYPEJ).
EJECT error is established when EJECT operation is not completed after EJECT operation is started before the protect timer
count is completed (False EJECT, or ejection with no CD, is
considered as exception and is not recorded).
(False EJECT is determined when: while chucking is not done,
and when SW status is determined as NO DISC.)
Clearing of record is done in the following situations :
1) After reset is cancelled, when reading EEPROM, the code
is NG.
2) While in test mode, the specified key (Play/Pause key
pressed for 2 seconds) is input.
3) When in EEPROM all-clear initialization mode (refer to
the test mode specification document).
• Indication is shown on the test mode specification document.
• Number of times with error(s) is 99 times at MAX.
• Not recorded in test mode [1+3 keys].
• When EJECT was error, re-try 3 times, and count each error while re-try as 1 error.
●Operation
EJECT
SW1
(LOS SW)
SW3
(12EJE SW)
SW4
(LOE/LIM SW)
ERR condition
EJECT_ERR1
∗ Trigger for star ting the sequence: detecting DISC ejection
by EJECT key. (As an exception, protect EJECT when LOAD
error)
q If the protect timer was counted up before the LOS (SW1)
down edge detection, it is recorded as EJECT_ERR1.
w If the protect timer was counted up after LOS (SW1) down
edge before the 12EJE (SW3) down edge detection, it is
recorded as EJECT_ERR2.
r If the protect timer was counted up after LOS (SW1)/12EJE
(SW3) down edge before the down edge detection of any
of these, it is recorded as EJECT_ERR4.
∗ When EJECT is started, if not chucking, it is not counted as
EJECT error (considered as false EJECT). Howe ver , EJECT
when SW change is detected.
q
EJECT_ERR2
r
w
EJECT_ERR4
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DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
INSTALLER MEMORY SPECIFICATIONS
At specialists (or specialty stores), when the installer sends
the vehicle back to the user, they may make the store-recommended audio configuration.
When the user changes the setting values, when the backup
power supply was taken out at times of battery change or when
the reset button was pressed, to make it possib le to recall the
setting values, the store-recommended configuration values
can be saved into E2PROM.
The specification detail defer in “with-DSP model” and in “without-DSP model”.
• Calling and saving the configuration is done by the MENU.
• Items to be saved are Bass, Middle, Treble, X’ over, and
Sub W oofer Le vel (Ref er to the separ ate document for more
detail). Only one setting can be saved for each item (Bass/
Middle/Treble settings can be changed for each source, b ut
only one setting can be saved as the installer memory specification, and the source in which the saving operation was
carried out is saved as such).
• The contents read out by the call key shall be reflected only
to the current source at the time → EQ curve is “USER”
(Bass/Middle/Treble settings can be changed for each
source, but not reflected to Bass/Middle/Treble settings of
sources other than where the calling operation was carried
out).
• When the backup power supply was taken out at times of
battery change or when the reset button was pressed, as
the initial setting values of Bass, Middle, Treble, X' over,
and Sub Woofer Level, the saved memory is reflected.
(Bass/Middle/Treble setting initial setting value memory is
reflected in all sources.)
NOTE: By such, EQ curve initial setting shall always be “USER”
(NOT “NATURAL” or “FLAT”).
BACKUP MEMORY SPECIFICATIONS
Settings by the user other than the installer memory items are
saved into the E2PROM, and when the backup power supply
was taken out at times of battery change or when the reset
button was pressed, it is made possible to recall the setting
values saved.
•While Pow er ON, the memory is saved and accumulated at
a certain interval (temporary).
• Items to be saved into the memory are: Volume Offset (for
all sources) and preset frequencies (FM/AM all bands x 6
channels).
• When the backup power supply was taken out at times of
battery change or when the reset button was pressed, as
the initial setting values of Volume Offset (for all sources)
and preset frequencies (FM/AM all bands x 6 channels),
the saved memory is reflected.
• In models which includes span-switching, when span is
switched, TUNER-preset frequencies are set back to the
default values.
Refer to the schematic diagram for the values of resistors and capacitors.
7
21
KLMNO
D514
P
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
1
PC BOARD (FOIL SIDE VIEW)
ELECTRIC UNIT X34-415x-xx (J76-0169-02)
TP18
2
C2
TP16
TP17
TP14
TP15
TP12
TP11
R104
TP10
TP9
D102
W20
R106
3
R11
D2
R12
W19
TP23
4
TP19
Q3
TP21
R3
R4
BE
BE
Q11
C202
TP20
D104
L201
TP7
Q101
EEBB
Q103
TP8
W2
TP13
TP4
R127
TP126
D507
D509
D508
TP6
D504
R41
C40
D503
D510
R5
TP22
C7
R22
C41
R8
R7
R42
TP2
OG I
IC3
R27
TP1
R28
R29
TP27
R30
TP3
R524
TP5
TP129
R509
T
R511
C407
R431
C406
R258
C205
TP123
C110
TP43
D404
C440
R430
R432
R442
R435
TP28
TP25
REMO
DATA
C10
5
CLK
CE
D10
TP35
R56
TP45
C347
R313
R237
R236
D53
4
1
C207
TP124
R235
R254
R234
C208
R259
R230
R263
C209
R229
R270
R227
R228
TP119
R260
C206
R202
R224
R203
R210
IC7
R207
R262
R221
TP122
2
1
43
R212
R215
IC8
C53
TP111
TP112
TP54
TP53
D301
D304
TP132
TP133
TP29
TP30
TP31
TP32
TP33
TP34
TP37
TP36
TP39
TP38
TP48
TP41
TP40
TP42
SCL
TP44
TP49
SDA
TP125
TP50
TP51
TP80
TP63
TP62
TP58
TP61
R310
TP59
TP60
58
6
W17
C50
D52
7
22
TSRQP
6
2
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
1
X34-415x-xx
Ref. No. Address
IC34N
IC75N
IC86M
Q34M
Q114M
Q1013M
Q1033M
Q1163P
Q3004Q
Q3014Q
Q4083Q
D408
D405
Q300
R320
BE
Q301
TP84
Q408
BE
R422
R321
TP109
W14
R423
C427
L302
L303
L304
TP88
TP79
TP83
TP89
TP87
D406
D414
TP66
TP68
TP75
TP77
TP72
TP78
TP86
C343
TP73
TP74
TP76
C304
C305
C307
C309
TP82
TP85
TP128
TP65
TP67
TP69
TP70
TP71
TP92
TP96
TP100
TP102
TP90
TP91
TP97
R515
D518
Q116
BE
TP99
TP98
R424
C426
BE
W16
9
TP93
R509
R511
D514
R431
C510
R508
D513
2
42
35
TP95
R516
R510
R518
R513
D520
TP94
TP101
R517
C511
R512
D519
R514
D515
D500
TP130
2
3
4
C413
C414
L306
C354
C355
R333
5
R327
C311
C351
C352
C407
C406
D413
R433
C423
D412
C424
R434
6
R310
R309
R305
TP55
TP56
TP59
TP57
TP61
TP58
TP60
TP52
R308
R306
TP64
R307
R304
R303
R301
R302
R338
TP120
Q304
BE
R339
R332
TP110
7
Refer to the schematic diagram for the values of resistors and capacitors.
23
UVWXY
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
1
PC BOARD (COMPONENT SIDE VIEW)
SWITCH UNIT X16-353x-xx (J76-0176-12)
D17
D18
S1
EJECT
2
D16
ED1
141
3
C18
D20
C6
FM
S2
D21
P1
AM
C7
S13
S3
D15
SRCEQ
G
IC1
VCC VO
RESET
D8
6
S9
D7
54
S8
D6
4
D10
S12
D5
S10
32
X16-353x-xx
Ref. No. Address
IC13X
5
C10
D26
D9
S4S7
VOL
AUD
D4
S5
AUTO
D3
1
S6
6
C8
S1
D14
D2
D1
S15
DISP
D13
D19
C19
D27
C11
D22
D12
S11
ATT
7
Refer to the schematic diagram for the values of resistors and capacitors.
24
ADACABAAZ
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
PC BOARD (FOIL SIDE VIEW)
SWITCH UNIT X16-353x-xx (J76-0176-12)
KL5
CP6
B
Q11
E
C12
R37
BB
R34
R33
R36
BEE
R32
R35
R40
C5
R31
R30
ILL D GND
KL2
KL4
KL6
KL3
R44
R43
R46
R45
SW VFL
W2
Q6
R29
BE
BE
Q7
R28
PAN5V
FL+B
R51
Q10
KS1
R52
R53
Q9
E
Q8
KS3
1
2
Q1
CP5
Q2
EBBEBE
Q3
R19
R20
KS4
CP4
CP1
3
4
RTRY CW
RST
VFD PAN
VFD CL
REMO
ILL+B
R47
R48
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
R8
R9
C4
C3
KS2
CP3
R49
R50
1
VFD INH
J1
VFD CE
VFD
SYS DT
ENC
142
ESD
CCW
R41
R39
R42
15
R38
R18
C14
CP2
X16-353x-xx
B
Q12
E
Ref. No. Address
Q13AB
Q23AB
R21
Q33AB
R22
C1
C2
Q63Z
Q74AA
Q84AA
5
Q93AA
Q103AA
Q113AA
Q125AB
R24
6
Refer to the schematic diagram for the values of resistors and capacitors.
7
25
AEAFAGAHAI
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
1
PC BOARD (COMPONENT SIDE VIEW)
CD PLAYER UNIT X32-5830-00 (J76-0184-02)
R121
S2
R348
2
S1
R67
R68
C65
C103
C77
R368
C316
28
R21
5
8
IC28
3
CP303
R302
CP302
541
R309
4
64
C305
1
1633
R310
1732
R339
C311
C312
X3
5
S4
C84
R116
C69
169
IC18
18
R112
C82
C64
4
1
C318
R369
IC16
C96
C317
R308
R336
49
IC25
R304
CP20
C309
C310
R363
R361
48
4
IC13
R109
27
R301
CP23
CP21
CP53
R19
R115
85
C78
R300
C101
C308
C307
R358
C80
1
CP300
R307
R306
BE
R370
R118
R119
R110
CP301
C12
Q17
R23
CP16
R374
C60
C62
C59
C61
CP11
Q7
BE
S3
R366
CEBBEC
Q3
R10
CBE
CEB
Q6
R15
R6
R8
R5
R12
C52
6
X32-5830-00
Ref. No. Address
IC132AF
IC163AF
IC182AF
IC254AF
Ref. No. Address
Q35AG
Q65AG
Q74AH
Q174AG
IC283AF
7
Refer to the schematic diagram for the values of resistors and capacitors.
26
ANAMALAKAJ
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
PC BOARD (FOIL SIDE VIEW)
CD PLAYER UNIT X32-5830-00 (J76-0184-02)
ARF
VREF
IOP-
E
TE
C51
C99
R51
R69
R64
SLED
TRK
MOTOR
SD
TD
IC5
SLD+
R60
C58
R56
R57
R53
SLD-
LO/EJ
R9
R50
R63
CN2
SW3.3
5
1
16
R62
30
C56
FCS-
R7
16
TRK-
TRK+
D3
D9
D.GND
D5V
S.GND
USBGND
C7
C5
IC4
FCS+
LD
S.7.5V
Q10
A8V
A.GND
/MRST
BU5V
/PO
BB
1
A
BE
R43
R36
Q8
R34
/MSTOP
/OC
D-
D+
B
R70
EB
15
1
VR
PD
C46
C+D
B
C38
FE
R40
Q9
E
C53
C28
30
1
SPDL-
SPDL+
C63
R61
R59
R58
R52
C57
7551
C100
R1
R44
C47C48
R45
C36
C35
C34
ADCIN
10026
C31
1
C30
D2
R37
R35
RF0K
R29
C21
CN1
R3
MD
SPDL
FCS
FD
C49
C26
1
F
C18
CP19
IC21
C40
RF
CP7
IC19
IOP+
IC2
C41
R54
C54
CP5
5
D3.3
GND
C55
CP10
R55
C25
C17
3
45
C8
1
C50
25
R373
C3
BU3.3
E2PSCL
E2PSDA
RST
R142R24
LRCK
DATA
C86
BCLK
C320
R144
R73
R72
5076
R371
R71
C39
FLAG
R132
CP24
R138
LOCK
TZD
SHOCK
HOLD
FZD
MIRR
C29
C67
X1
R130
R312
C66
C315
100
CNVSS
DSPTXD
DSPRXD
1
X2
C14
2551
2650
CP2
CP52
5
C88
C91
R311
CP26
CP27
CP58
C97
C95
25
R357
C89
48
R367
DSPCLK
DSPSTB
A5
4
31
R11
R151
R48
IC14
CP25
CP28
IC1
R152
/EPM
C87
C102
C33
C32
C98
CP56
R345
R18
R20
CP50
R17
/CE
1
CP29
R42
R25
IC20
R372
4
R22
R41
5
C319
R133
R323
R322
R321
R320
10076
IC15
2650
C85
CP30
7
IC26
814
1
R155
R351
R154
R148
C313
R153
R353
CP57
C94
C93
R313
R314
IC17
CP22
C306
R359
UNUQID
76
E2PWRITE
75
TI2
TI3
TO0
C13
TO1
TO4
TO2
TO7
TO6
GND
R13
R2
TO3
TO5
3
1
L1
R315
R316
24
1
C44
75
5125
R337
C37
D1.8
R346
R356
C76
C73
CP31
1
2
3
4
5
X32-5830-00
Ref. No. Address
IC15AM
IC22AL
IC45AK
IC53AJ
IC142AM
Ref. No. Address
IC153AM
IC174AM
IC195AL
IC202AM
IC215AL
Ref. No. Address
IC263AM
Q83AK
Q93AK
Q102AK
Refer to the schematic diagram for the values of resistors and capacitors.
6
7
27
ABCDE
V
P
39
13
0
VFD CL
31
W15
D
D
D
D
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
1
2
SUB WOOFER
RL
FRONT
3
4
5
6
7
28
ELECTRIC UNIT (X34-415x-xx)
∗
C
CN4
AUX L
1
AUX GND
2
AUX
AUX R
3
J3
LR
0.1
C343
W1
∗
A1
RFGND
FMANT
AMANT
AM+B
OSCGND
COM+B
DGND1
VDD5V
PLLGND
SMETER
AMIFOUT
QUALITY
DGND2
RDSMUTE
STDGND
IFGND
25
BU5V
C301
∗
R314 100K
R315
∗
∗
X34-415x-xx (1/3)
R425
TP87
TP88
TP89
SDA
SCL
MPX
IF+B
C312
0.01
470
1K
26
VT
IFC
R423
C427
10
0.47
C428
R422
47u6.3
4.7
R424
C426
10 0.47
0.01
C429
∗
R419
180
∗
R418
180
D408
R420
∗
TP83
TP84
TP85
TP82
TP86
FRONT-END
TUNER
TP128
24
23
22
21
20
19
TP128
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
R
3
L
2
1
TUNER8V
Q303
+
0.01
C311
100u16
470 0.01
R316 100K
R317 C302
CN1
+
D406
D405
D414
∗
W14
180
180
R421
∗
TP109
R415 180
R414 180
TP65
L301
C304
0.01
TP66
C306
10u35
TP113
++
TP67
C305
0.01
TP68
TP114TP69
TP70TP115
TP71TP116
TP72
C308
10u35
+
C307
0.01
TP73TP117
TP74
TP75
TP118TP76
TP77
TP78
TP79
C309
0.01
C310
47u35
+
Q302
R327
680
+
C313
10u35
D303
48
47
SCL
TP48
TP49
TP47
R318 4.7K
262830
D OUT
MS CLK
LOS SW
12EJE SW
AUX-L
AUX-G
AUX-R
1
Q400-407
PRE-OUT
MUTE SW
Q406
Q408
Q116
Q407
C417
R403
10u35
PRN-FL
+
330
22K
R405
Q401
W16
Q400
22K
R404
C418
R402
10u35
R417
180
R416
180
R413
R412
R409
22K
22K
22K
330
R411
330
R410
330
R407
330 10u35
10u35
Q405
Q404
10u35
Q403
C421
C422
C419
PRN-FR
+
PR-RL
+
∗
G
PR-RR
+
PR-FL
+
Q402
22K
R408
R406
C420
330
10u35
PR-FR
L302
R320
4.7uH
Q300
R321
22K
L303
4.7uH
W931
R322 470
R324 470
L304
4.7uH
TP130
8V
ILL+B
SDA
TP46
TP41
TP43
TP44
TP42
24232221201918171615141312111098
L ch
R ch
A GND
MS DATA
AUDIO 8V
1K
Q301
4.7K
R323
R325
95
93
23
51
495452
50
TP39
TP40
M RST
MUTE L
MUTE R
4.7K
TP38
4.7uH
SW5V
M STOP
+
Q300,301
AM+B
19
21
28
27
L306
53
TP37
8EJE SW
17
∗
D
R330
2.2K
24
R329
25
2.2K
C350
330P
6
C352 2.2
C351 0.01
0V
66
BU5V
77
TP34
TP36
R313 4.7K
BU 5V
D GND
D GND
LOE/LIM SW
to CD PLAYER UNIT (X32- )
J2
519
62
PRE-OUT
MUTE ON/OFF
PRE-OUT
MUTE DRIVER
Q408
Q116
4
IC9
1
QUAL
2
RDDA
3
2.5V
VREF
4
2.5V
MPX
5
OSEL
5.0V
+
C353
10u35
6
GND
7
ARI
8
FILOUT
CD5V
56
55
TP32
TP31
TP33
LO/EJ
D5.0V
D5.0V
MOSW
2
88
3
SERVO+B
TP30
SERVO +B
RDS IC
OSCOUT
OSCIN
EXTRES
TP29
7
SERVO GND
BU5V
RDCL
VCC
FSEL
1
5V
0V
T57
TM
TP35
USB GND
CN5
∗
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
CDET
TP45
C DET
GND
REMO2CLK
DATA
1
B
TP103
1K
R520
∗
D522
CE
43
5
TP105
TP106
TP104
R522 470
R521 470∗R523 470
∗
∗
GND
TP91
B.U.
TP90
REQ M
TP93
MUTE
TP95
CON
TP92
D521
R511 100
D517
D516
69
68
REMO
3
11
5V
0V
R331
2.2K
R333
1K
C355
12P
X3
4.332MHz
C354
12P
5.0V
0V
R509 100
D513
D514
2
20
RR
RL
FR
FL
C413
0.47
C414 0.47
D412
∗
PR-FR
PR-FL
R433
100
R434
100
C423
R508 4.7K
4.0V
4.0V
12.0V
4.0V
4.0V
4.0V
4.0V
3.5V
7P
81
4
C424
BU
70
4
1
∗
D500
C415
2.2u50
+
C416
2.2u50
+
D413
∗
91
∗
USB5V
7
PON
TP133
USB-
PON USB
L307
TP132
12346529 27 25
USB+
USB GND
D304
∗
CN2
TP54 TP53
D301
54 321
USB-
USB+
USB GND
USB5V
∗
CN3
ESD GND
USB5V
ESD GND
USB CORDUSB CORD
USB+
USB GND
37
Rch
TP100
10
R516
0.47
C510
CH-R
2
49
LDOUT0R
50
LDOUT0L
51
VP
52
PAOUT1R
53
PAOUT1L
54
PAOUT0R
55
PAOUT0L
56
MUTEC
57
MUTEB
58
MUTEA
59
TUNERL
60
TUNERR
61
CDL
62
CDR
63
MDL
64
MDR
7P
1
E
R332
54321
P1
USB-
84
TP101
R518
C512
240
D302
C802
10
12
A GND
4.7
47u6.3
CH-G
1
1000P
CAUTION : For continued safety, replace safety critical components
only with manufacturer's recommended parts (refer to parts list).
LX BUS
13
11
CHCLK
DATA M
R519
1K
RST
C513
+
R517
C511
Lch
10
0.47
D523
D511
0.01
TP102
TP96
TP94
R512 100
R510 4.7K
TP99
R515 100
D512
CH-L
5
99
90
47u16
PR-RL
PR-RR
PRN-FL
PGND
CDCHR
AUXL
AUX-L
CH-R
36
LDOUT1L
LDOUT1R
4.0V
AUXCOM
AUXR
678
AUX-R
AUX-G
470
R342
0.01
C323
PRN-FR
LDOUT2L
LDOUT2R
MUXAL
MUXAR
R336 100K
0V
GND
9
R337
5.6V
484746454443424140
PREF
4.0V
4.0V
CDCHL
CDCHCOM
2
345
CH-L
CH-G
7
DSI
TP110
Q304
46
16
1K
1K
100
R301
R303
R304
∗
TP56
TP64
TP52
TP57
1514131211
ESD
CN DET
REMO
RTRY CCW
100
C401
+
4.0V
MUXBL
10
S-L
40
1K
TP119
S3
29
R307
TP60
VFD SYS
REQ S
DATA S
TP98
TP97
R513 100
R514 100
98
D9
∗
8.0
VCC
IC2
E-VOL
5V
0V
MUXBR
MUXCL
11
S-R
M-L
FILP
DET
100
R306
DATA
18
∗
ACIN0L
MUXCR
12
M-R
T
100
TP59
1
JIHGF
9
GND
ACCDET
CDMUTER
REMO
R515
100
R337
C
C
77
49
R237
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
LK
H
REQ S
DATA S
TP99
TP98
TP97
D515
R513 100
R514 100
D520
D518
D519
98
18
100
3
D9
W15
∗
∗
C401
47u16
+
8.0V
414039383736353433
VCC
ACIN0L
ACIN0R
IC2
E-VOL
5V
0V
4.0V4.0V
MUXBL
MUXBR
MUXCL
MUXCR
WININ
11
12
10
131415
S-L
S-R
M-L
M-R
C406 3.3
40
1K
TP119
TP120
FILP
S3
DET
31
29
44
100
100
R308
R306
R307
TP59
TP61
TP60
11
DATA
VFD SYS
10
VFD CL
9
VFD CE
2
ACIN1L
WINTC0
1K
R338
S4
100
A
3
ACIN2L
ACIN1R
4.0V
WINTC1
C404
C407 3.3
71
R339
EJECT
SW
100
R305
TP58
8
VFD PAN
2/2
C440
R442
S-L
1
C409∗C408
∗
ACIN3L
ACIN2R
DCERR
16
R401
1
89
BU5V
470K
32
30
100
R309
TP62
7
DATA
VFD INH
X16J1
333
Q14,16
8V
4V-PRE+B
PROTECT
7P
120
3.5V
10K
R432
S-R
ACIN3R
3.5V
4.0V
8
R310
2.2
TP27
2.2
R29
+
C16
47u16
5.6V
4
5
8.0V
10
R431
C431
10u35
1
ACOUTR
ACOUTL
MUTE2
MUTE1
MUTE0
3.3V
REF3V3
VOLINR
VOLINL
REF5V5
SAIN
SAOUT
SARES
SACLK
SCL
5V
SDA
0V
SEL
8
FL+B
R302
1K
TP80
TP63
TP55
65432
RST
FL+B
ILL+B
+
Q16
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
45
RTRY CW
R28
R30
IC11
OUT
5.6V
VCC
5
100
TP50
2.2
3.3K
C402
1u50
+
C403
1u50
+
BU5V
R20
47K
Q13
PAN5V
Q14
VEE
D403
D402
D401
R430
100
5
3
4
R21
10K
IN+
D411
Q15
4V-PRE+B
AVR
220
R27
Q15
3
IN-
2
1
C411
2.2u50
M-R
M-L
5V
0V
35
TP51
1
ILL D GND
BU5V,BU,8V
R261KR25
1K
C15
5.6V
0V
R428
1K
C412
86
85
84
+
R435
1K
D404
TP125
J4
+
22u16
ANALOG
IC
R427
4.7K
+
10u35
Q13
PANEL
5V
Q305
R311
Q305,306
SW
ILLUMI
+B
∗
A
R22
22
1/2W
R23
1K
FR
C504
0.47u16
+
6.8V
13
IN2
IN1
12
6.8V
C503
0.47u16
FL
BU5V-1
REMO
5V
0V
LX MUTE
AUD SDA
AUD SEL
AUD SCL
BYTE
CNVSS
XCIN
XCOUT
RESET
XOUT
VSS
XIN
VCC1
NMI
CN DET
RDS CLK
LX REQ S
PON AM
LX REQ M
TUN IFC OUT
NC
RDS AFS M
RDS QUAL
RDS DATA
5V
0V
RR
C506
0.47u16
+
1u50
C530
TP129
6.8V
15
6.8V
IN4
SGND
IN3
16
14
0V
6.8V
C505
0.47u16
D506
RL
10
100
R260
100K
5V
0V
100
5V
0V
LX CLK
5V
0V
5V
0V
5V
0V
5V
0V
5V
0V
PWIC BEEP
TUN SCL
TUN SDA
2627282930
28
27
C210 470P
C529
R263
CP202 100
+
D8
C14
100u16
R24 51K
C501
1
POEWR
R426
2.2K
47K
R429
D407
6
7
ILL+B
8
47K
R312
Q306
2.2K
IC
IC4
5V
0V
44
5
99
REMO
2,18,20
SW5V
2
6
5
89,91,93,95
6
7
16
27,28
8
7
6
77
5V
0V
0V
1
3
TAB1
PWGND1
OFFDET
OUT2-
2
4
6.8V
W3
1K
R501
FR-
D509
D510
∗
R202
R201
2.2K
2.2M
R262 47K
R203 100K
3
4
5
R207 10K
BU5V-1
C204
22P
C203
22P
X2 12.000MHz
0.01
C206
R212
47K
∗
17
R215 100K
18
19
20
21
23
24
25
R221 100K
0.1
5.0V
C205
2
VDD
NC
3
88
C999
33u25
0V
14.4V
9
7
5
44
6
R210 47K
∗
STBY
OUT2+
6
6.8V
D503
FR+
5
CP201
100
TP121
X1
32.768kHz
R208
R211 1K
∗
R220
22K
TP123
1
4
1K
R206
VCC1
1K
OUT
VSS
0V
8
6.8V
5.0V
5.0V
PWGND2
OUT1-
FL-
D504
0V
0V
10
11
12
0V
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
TP122
5V
0V
IC7
RESET IC
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
SVR
OUT1+
10
6.8V
FL+
1
R524
10
+
1u50
17
ACGND
OUT3+
18
20
6.8V
6.8V
D505
RL+
99
47K
R259
999897
LX DATA M
5V
0V
5V
0V
5V
0V
VFD DATA
VFD INT
29
30
0V
19
PWGND3
OUT3-
RL-
D508
100K
5V
0V
L203
1000
R224 47K
BU
14.4V
0V-4.4V
23
21
VCC2
OUT4+22OUT4-
6.8V
RR+
98
5.0V
AVCC
LX DATA S
5V
0V
VFD CLK
VFD RST
31
32
31
32
R505
4.3K
0V
25
MUTE
PWGND4
24
6.8V
RR-
D507
0.01
C209
96
5V
0V
0V-5.0V
CP203
R227 4.7K
C211 470P
27
26
VREF
10
4
TAB2
HSD
10
4
C208
2.2K
R258
1000P
TP131
1K
R204
95949392919089888786858483828180797877
0V
TUN SMETER
5V
0V
ROMCOR SDA
ROMCOR SCL
333435
470
SCL
SDA
R228 4.7K
∗
D501
TH1
∗
939590
R257
AVSS
RDS NOISE
5V
0V
PON PANEL
DSINCNC
3637383940
0V
35
36
SW5V
1
C507
∗
R503
7.5K
470
91
2.2K
TP127
3.5V
NC
LX RST
MUTE C
IC1
SYSTEM u-COM
5V
0V
EPM
0V
47K
R229
BU5V-1
10
80
26
D502
3
R507 220
R506 22K
13
79
2.210
R531
R530
88
89
87
TP126
86
MUTE 2
LINE MUTE
PWIC DC DET
MUTE PRE SW
0V or 1.6V or 5.0V
5V
0V
5V
0V
5V
0V
PANEL DETNCROMCOR DET
41
42
434445
0V
TP124
47K
R230
R216 1K
R270 47K
40
11
11
85
84
MUTE 1
MUTE 0
PON FL
R233 100
SMALL
LAMP
DET SW
75
76
72
83
MUTE PRE L
5V
0V
5V
0V
VFD CS
2.2K
CP206
R234 3.9K
44
1
C106
11
Q111
BU
DET
Q105
D105
C103
Q106
3
81
82
R254 47K
LX CON
MUTE PRE R
5V
0V
ROTARY CW
ROTARY CCW
464748
R235 3.9K
45
46
71
R114
100K
Q108
C105
100K
R124
R122
R123
0.1
Q103,106
P-CON
SW
11
79
80
33K
R261
PWIC STBY
PWIC MUTE
5V
0V
5V
0V
CD DISC12 SW
CD LOS SW
48
47
47K
R236
0.022
10K
10K
C102
(PWIC SVR)
49
CP207 1K
Indicates safety critical components. To reduce the risk of electric shock, leakage-current or resistance
measurements shall be carried out (exposed parts are acceptably insulated from the supply circuit) before
the appliance is returned to the customer.
CAUTION : For continued safety, replace safety critical components only with manufacturer's recommended parts (refer to
parts list).
Indicates safety critical components. To reduce the risk of
electric shock, leakage-current or resistance measurements
shall be carried out (exposed parts are acceptably insulated
2SA1774
2SC4081
4
5
6
from the supply circuit) before the appliance is returned to the
customer.
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U (2/2)
X16-353x-xx (2/2)
32
• DC voltages are as measured with a high impedance voltme-
ter. Values may vary slightly due to variations between individual instruments or/and units.
CAUTION : For continued safety, replace safety critical components only with manufacturer's recommended parts (refer to
parts list).
Indicates safety critical components. To reduce the risk of
electric shock, leakage-current or resistance measurements
shall be carried out (exposed parts are acceptably insulated
from the supply circuit) before the appliance is returned to the
customer.
• DC voltages are as measured with a high impedance voltme-
ter. Values may vary slightly due to variations between individual instruments or/and units.
6
7
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
EXPLODED VIEW (CD MECHANISM)
BA
1
36
2
Only for Euro model.
33
37
F
F
43
43
51
43
4356
55
Jx2
37
37
2
37
53
Bx2
834
H
850
32
41
803
809
33
22
852
8
40
15
G
806
849
807
35
DPU1
5
E
Ax2
44
39
C
x2
801
46 : Only for Euro model.
Refer to the parts list.
Parts with the exploded numbers larger than 700 are not supplied.
37
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
EXPLODED VIEW (UNIT)
DC
D
216
202
DC1
225
216
247
RC1
226
245
1
DC2
Size AA battery
(Not supplied)
x2
D
246
DME1
207
205
206
219
FC1
D
E
F
G
H
φ3x5
φ3x8
φ3x20
φ3x10
φ2.6x8
N83-3005-48
:
N83-3008-48
:
N83-3020-48
:
N80-3010-48
:
N82-2608-48
:
(X34)
W1
223
x2
D
217
220
2
727
D
H
728
(X34)
A1
716
G
F1
D
X34-415
761
722
D
760
720
749
D
(X89)
J1
D
3
Dx2
X89-283
763
Dx2
(X89)
WH1
748
Ex3
F
704
E
F
x4
F
721
x2
38
701
Depends on the model. Refer to the parts list.
Dx2
Parts with the exploded numbers larger than 700 are not supplied.
A
B
C
φ2.6x6
φ2x6
φ2x8
N78-2660-48
:
N80-2006-48
:
N80-2008-48
:
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
EXPLODED VIEW (P ANEL)
FE
1
B
747
B
208
B
2
231
213
210
725
B
709
211
201
234
729
B
209
B
236
C
x3
(X16)
257
X16-353
(X16)
B
ED1
230
235
C
x5
A
703
232
238
724
739
3
241
215
237
240
PA1
Parts with the exploded numbers larger than 700 are not supplied.
201
B
211
39
DPX501/501U/501UY
DPX-MP2090U
PARTS LIST
✽ New parts
Parts without Parts No. are not supplied.
Les articles non mentionnes dans le Parts No. ne sont pas fournis.
Teile ohne Parts No. werden nicht geliefert.
IC9E-TDA7479ADANALOGUE IC
IC10BR24L04FV-WROM IC
IC12SI-8050RF3NFANALOGUE IC
IC13BA00CC0WFPANALOGUE IC
Q12SB1565TRANSISTOR
Q2KTC4075P(Y,GR)TRANSISTOR
Q3,4KTA2014P(Y,GR)TRANSISTOR
Q52SB1565TRANSISTOR
Q6DTA124EUADIGITAL TRANSIST OR
Q72SB1565TRANSISTOR
Q82SC4081TRANSISTOR
Q9-11DTC124EUADIGITAL TRANSIST OR
Q122SA1488NFTRANSISTOR
Q13KTA2014P(Y,GR)TRANSISTOR
Q17DTC144EUADIGITAL TRANSISTOR
Q21KTC4075P(Y,GR)TRANSISTOR
Q1012SB1188(Q,R)TRANSISTORK1M2
Q102DTC114YUADIGIT AL TRANSISTORK1M2
Q1032SB1188(Q,R)TRANSISTOR
Q104KTA2014P(Y,GR)TRANSISTOR
Q105DT A114EU ADIGITAL TRANSISTOR
Q106DTC114YUADIGIT AL TRANSISTOR
Q107DT A123JKDIGITAL TRANSIST OR
Q108DTC144EUADIGIT AL TRANSISTOR
Q1092SC4155A(Q,R,STRANSISTOR