IC1M30622MC-A65FPSystem µ-COM
IC2TDA7407E-VOL, HPF, LPF, INVVOL, LOUD, TONE, BAL, FAD, FM NC, MPX
IC3L4943Power Source ICDigital : 5V, Audio : 8V, Tuner : 8V AVR, P-CON
IC5TDA7435System E’S
IC7NJM4565MDBuffer IC
IC8CXD2726Q-1DSP IC
IC9NJM4565MDLPF Filter
IC10NJM4565MDLPF Filter
IC11NJM4565MDLPF Filter
IC12TDA7386Power Amp
IC13NJM4580MDBuffer IC
IC14PST9142NRE2PROM
IC15S-24C01AFJARESET IC
IC16TC7W32FUFor MUTE
IC17BA5219BFP-YPanel mechanism dr ive IC
IC18UPC29L33T3.3V Regulator
Q1DTC144EUASurge detectionSurge detection voltage (18.2~18.9V) turns this component on.
Q22SC4081BU voltage detectionB.U detection voltage (8.8~9.1V) turns this component on.
Q32SC2412KACC voltage detectionACC detection voltage (8.2~8.5V) turns this component on.
Q5DTC144EUAILLUMI detectionWhen small is turned on, this component is turned on.
Q6DTA123JKAMP CTRL SW
Q92SB1188(R)ANT CON SWWhen turned on, ANT CON is output.
Q102SC4081(S)ANT CON SWWhen turned on, Q9 is turned on.
Q112SC4081P-CON Short DET
Q12DTB123YKP-ON 5V SWWhen turned on, P-ON 5V is turned on.
Q13DTC124EUAP-ON 5V SWWhen turned on, Q12 is turned on.
Q14DTC114EUASERVO 7.5V SWWhen turned on, Q15 is turned on.
Q15DTA114EUASERVO 7.5V SWWhen turned on, Q17 is turned on.
Q162SB1548(P)SERVO 7.5V AVRWhen turned on, 7.5V is output.
Q172SC4081SERVO 7.5V AVRWhen turned on, Q16 is turned on.
Q22DTC124EUAILL+B SWWhen turned on, Q23 is turned on.
Q23DTA124EUAILL+B SWWhen turned on, Q25 is turned on.
Q242SB1548(P)ILL+B AVRWhen turned on, ILLMI 10.5V AVR ON
Q252SC4081ILL+B AVRWhen turned on, Q24 is turned on.
Q26DTC114EUASW14V SWWhen turned on, Q27 is turned on.
Q27DTA114EUASW14V SWWhen turned on, Q29 is turned on.
Q282SB1416(Q,R)SW14V AVRWhen turned on, SW14V AVR ON
Q292SC4081(S)SW14V AVRWhen turned on, Q28 is turned on.
Q32DTC124EKAM+B SWWhen turned on, Q33 is turned on.
Q33CPH3105AM+B SWWhen turned on, AM +B is output.
Q34DTC124EUAFM+B SWWhen turned on, Q35 is turned on.
Q35CPH3105FM+B SWWhen turned on, FM +B is output.
Q36DTC144EUAPanel detectionPanel voltage detection
Q37DTA144EUACH1→2 switchingWhen turned on, A8V is output.
Q38DTC144EUACH1→2 switchingWhen turned on, Q37 is turned on.
Q412SD2114KMUTE SWWhen turned on, output of IC7 is muted.
Q422SD2114KMUTE SWWhen turned on, output of IC7 is muted.
Q44DTC143TUAPREOUT MUTEWhen turned on, PREOUT MUTE (Rear Rch)
Q45DTC143TUAPREOUT MUTEWhen turned on, PREOUT MUTE (Rear Lch)
Q46DTC143TUAPREOUT MUTEWhen turned on,PREOUT MUTE (Front Rch)
Q47DTC143TUAPREOUT MUTEWhen turned on,PREOUT MUTE (Front Lch)
Q48DTC124EUAPW IC MUTEWhen turned on, PW IC MUTE
Q49DTC144EKPW IC protection
Q50DTC114YUASVR Discharge SWFrom STBY OFF, on within 5 seconds.
Q51DTA124EUARESET detection SWWhen tur ned on, Q52 is turned on.
Q52DTC114YKRESET detection SWWhen turned on, RESET
Q53FMC2ASwitch for LOGO LEDWhen turned on, LOGO LED lights up.
Q54FMC2ASwitch for CD LEDWhen turned on, CD LED lights up.
Q55FMC2ASwitch for TAPE LEDWhen turned on, TAPE LED lights up.
Q59DTA114EUAMUTE detectionWhen turned on, MUTE
Q60DTC124EUAMUTE detectionAt MUTE detection, Q59 is turned on
(X14-)IC1:System µ-com
Pin Pin Name I/O Description Processing Operation
1DSP RVDTODSP data output
2DSP_CLKODSP clock output
3CHCON1OExternal CH1 selectionH: CH1, L: Others
4CHCON2OExternal CH2 selectionH: CH2, L: Others
5DATAHOExternal CH data output
6DATACIExternal CH data input
7CHCLKI/OExternal CH clock input/output
8BYTEIExternal data bus width switching
9CNVssIProcessor mode switching
10DSP_REDYIDSP write request
11DSP_RSTODSP Reset
12ResetIReset inputL: Reset
13XoutOMain system clock output
14VssIPower input
15XinIMain system clock input
16VccIPower input
17NCINot in use
18SP INTISpectrum analyzer reception permission
19BU DETIB.U detectionH: Power down
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MICROCOMPUTER’S TERMINAL DESCRIPTION
(X14-)IC1:System µ-com
PinPin NameI/ODescriptionProcessing Operation
20REQCIExternal CH reception request
21REQHOExternal CH transmission requestH: On
22PANTOPower antennal controlH: On
23PCONOExternal amp power controlH: On
24PONOPower controlH: On
25LAMPOLamp controlH: On
26AMP_CTRLOExternal amp controlH: On
27ACC DETIA CC detectionH: ACC off
28BUZZOBeep ouput
29SCLOIC2 clock ouput
30SDAI/OIC2 data input/output
31PN MC DATA *OPanel µ-com communication data output
32PN SC DATAIPanel µ-com communication data input
33PN RTSOP anel µ-com communication control
34PN CTSIPanel µ-com communication control
35PMOT1OPanel motor control
36PMOT2OPanel motor control
37REFCONOA/D ref erence voltage output
38PMDETIPanel mechanism detection
39OPEN SWIPanel full-open detectionL: Panel full-open
40PM VROPanel mechanism voltage congrolH: 5.1V, L: 7.2V
41PN SCCONOPanel µ-com communication control line
42MUTEOMUTEH: MUTE on
43LED CDOLED CD displayH: On
44LED TAPEOLED T APE displayH: On
45 LED LOGOOLED LOGO displayH: On
46SP_REQOSPANA data output request to panel microcomputer
47CD_SW3ICD mechanism SW3 detection
48CD MOTOROCD loading motor controlH: On
49CD_LO/EJI/OLoading/Eject controlL: Loading direction
61SEL1IIC2III noise cancellation selection
62Vec-Power input
63NCONot in useL: Fixed
64Vss-Power input
65SEL2IIC2III noise cancellation selection
66SEL3ILocation switchingH : M , L: J
67NCONot in use.L: Fixed.
68PACK_DETIPACK detection SWL: PACK
69TA_MODE1ICassette MODE1 detection SW
70TA_MODE2ICassette MODE2 detection SW
71TA_MODE3ICassette MODE3 detection SW
72TA_SMOTOR1OCassette sub motor control 1
73TA_SMOTOR2OCassette sub motor control 2
74TA_MOTOROCassette main motor controlH: On
75NCONot in use.L: Fixed.
76PLL CLKOPLL clock ouput
77PLL DATAI/OPLL data input/output
78PLL_CEOPLL selection
79FMSDIFM station detectionH: Station
80PLL_REQOPLL seek selectionL: In seek
81FM+BOFM PowerH: FM
82AM+BOAM PowerL: AM
83PMUTEOPower IC MUTE controlH: MUTE on
84ILLUMIIIllumination detectonL: Dimmer on
85LINE_MUTEIExternal MUTE requestL: Line MUTE on
86PCON_INIExternal amp peak current controlH: Protection on
87NCONot in use.L: Fixed.
88PWIC SVROPower IC controlH: On
89TESTOPower IC controlL: In test mode
90PWIC_STBYOPower IC standbyH: On
91F_REELIReel pulse (FWD) detection SWVth: 2.5V
92R_REELIReel pulse (RWD) detection SWVth: 2.5V
93TAPE_DETITape detectionH: Tape (A/D input)
94CD_DETICD detection sensor inputH: CD (AD input)
95PMODEIPanel position sensor input(AD input)
96AvssIAnalog power input
97FSD OUTIS-meter inputH: Station (AD input)
98Vref-A-D reference voltage input
99AvccIAnalog power input
100DSP_XLATODSP write request
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MICROCOMPUTER’S TERMINAL DESCRIPTION
(X25-)IC4:Panel µ-com
PinPin NameI/ODescriptionProcessing Operation
1GSO1OFL dot section data output terminal 1
2GCLKOFL dot section clock output terminal
3NCONot used.L : Fixed.
4REMOIRemote control signal input
5GSO2OFL dot section data output terminal 2
6NCONot used.
7GCLKIFL dot section clock input terminal
8~14NCONot used.L : Fixed.
15BYTE16CNVss-
17,18NCONot used.L : Fixed.
19RESET-Reset terminalL : Reset
20Xout21Vss-GND terminal
22Xin23Vcc-Power source terminal
24NMII
25NCONot used.L : Fixed.
26SP_REQOSpace analyzer enable output
27PN_SCCONISystem control communication panel action controlL : Action OK
28SP_INTOSpectrum analyzer data control request output
29GCPOFL dot section gradation generation
30GLATOFL dot section data latch output
31GBKOFL dot section data blanking outputH : Turned on, L : Turned off
32~34NCONot used.L : Fixed.
35SP_CLKOSpectrum analyzer data output clock
36SP_DATA_INISpectrum analyzer data output
37NCONot used.
38PN_SC_DATAOSystem control comm unication data input terminal
39VccIPower source terminal
40PN_MC_DATAISystem control communication data input terminal
41VssIGND terminal
42PN_RTSOPanel communication request output
43PN_CTSIPanel communication request input
44GSO3OFL dot section data output ter minal3
45NCONot used.L : Fixed.
46GCLKIFL dot section clock input terminal
47~51NCONot used.L : Fixed..
52NCINot used.
53~55--
56SELIDestination s witchingH : C-0050W, L : C-0066W
57Vss-GND terminal
136NCONot used.L : Fixed
137~139KR1~KR3IKey return signal input 1~3
140Avss-GND ter minal
141KR4IKey return signal input 4
142Vref-
143Avcc-Power source terminal
144NCINot used.
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PANEL MECHANISM DESCRIPTION
1
2
3
4
612
604
608
604
609
620
621
616
603
602
PM1
A.Panel Opening
1. When Open button(switch) is pressed, the motor
(PM1) rotates.
2. The rotation of the motor is transmitted forward
through the rack gear (616) via the gears (620~622)
3. When the rack gear (616) mov es, the panel (PA1)goes
down.
2
3
PM1
604
608
609
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B.Closing Behavior
1. The motor rotates in reverse direction.
2. The arm assembly (604) goes up. When the le ver (A)
goes into the lock position of the rail (612), the arm
assembly (604) stops going up.
602
616
620
621
4. (1) The upper side of the panel pushed on the ar m
assembly (604) by the pin (]2) and the g roove of
the rail (]3).
(2) The lock on the lever (A) is let go and the arm
assembly (604) goes down.
(3) When this happens, the planetary gear (603) ro-
tates.
5. When the arm assembly goes down to the open po-
sition, the switch (PS1) is turned on. When the switch
(PS1) is turned on, the motor stops after 950ms.
608
612
3
1
A
3
2
2
4
603
620
604
604
3. When the arm assembly (604) stops, by the rotation
of the planetary gear (603), the motor rotation pushes
the rack gear (616) backw ard via the gears (620~622).
4. By the close position information of the LPS (VR1),
the motor (PM1) stops after 200mS.
C.Angle Behavior
1. By the position information of the LPS (VR1), the
panel angle is controlled.
PS1
604
9
VR1
614
3
VR1
616
601
PM1
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PANEL MECHANISM DESCRIPTION
D.Assembly (Close Position)
1. Align the arm assembly with the pin of the planetary
gear (603).
2. Assembly these to the sub-chassis (606) along with
the rail (612).
3. Align lever (614) hole and the hold of the chassis
(601).
4. Lead wires of LPS should be kept in place with a tape
so that they would not interfere with rack gear (616).
2
1
612
604
606
1
2
1
603
608
609
625
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TEST MODE / ADJUSTMENT
■How to enter the text mode
While pressing on 1 and 3 keys, press the RESET key.
■Starting on the test mode
Major initial positions
•
When booted with everything off, the test mode starts up.
• The valueof the volume is –40dB (indication is 15).
• FL lamps all light up.
• The diversity is off.
• Position: All.
• EQ: Flat
• COMPRESSOR: OFF
• SPE/ANA: PEAK HOLD
■All display lamps lighting up
Since there are many segments on the display section, bridging with other segments can be confirmed. By track up/down
keys, grids and segments can be lighted up individually.
■
Opening/Closing Time of the Panel Mechanism
When each time the Angle/Retune button is pressed, time
is displayed after going into the tuner mode. From the maximum angle to return, it takes about 1.2S.
■CD Mechanism Panel Disk Detection
Sensor behavior for detecting whether there is CD disk or not
can be checked. When the sensor is closed off after a disk is
inserted, it beeps four times.
■
FM S-Meter Adjustment (Stop Adjustment and others)
Method:
SG Output: Set to 35dBµ 98.1MHz. (with no modulation)
During the above text mode, when Preset 1 and Preset 6.
are pressed at the same time, the adjustment begins. When
adjustments is completed normally, OK is displayed and there
will be one beep of 2kHz. In this case the stop adjustment
values will be between 15~25dBµ.
When the S-meter value is outside of the standard system
control values, NG is display ed and the initial value of the system control is written in the E2PROM.
■AM Stop Adjustment
Method:
SG Output: Set to 35dBµ 999kHz. (with no modulation)
During the above text mode, when Preset 1 and Preset 6.
are pressed at the same time, the adjustment begins. When
adjustments is completed normally, OK is displayed and there
will be one beep of 2kHz. In this case the stop adjustment
values will be between 30~43dBµ .
When the S-meter value is outside of the standard system
control values, NG is display ed and the initial value of the system control is written in the E2PROM.
■Panel Mechanism Adjustment
The mechanism detects the open/close position of the panel
and writes it to the E2PROM.
[ How to enter the test mode ]
After entering the above-mentioned test mode, switch over
to the tuner mode. Then, press on the TI knob for some time
and the unit will go into panel mechanism test mode, which is
indicated by STAND-BY display.
Method:
Each time Open/Close key (*k ey) of the remote controller is
pressed, full-open and full-close positions are registered.
(There will be OPEN ENTRY/ CLOSE ENTRY displa y and three
beeps are sound.)
Releasing:
When TI key is pressed, the unit goes back to the previous
test mode. Pressing the reset key will take the unit to the initial
condition.
■DOLBY Adjustment
Using the extension cord (W05-0755-00), separate the
mechanism from the unit. Play the TCC-130 and adjust the
test round value to 300mV with the VR1, 2 on the X30 Board.
(Refer to the PC BOARD.) Balance with FWD and REV.
■Releasing the Security Code
The unit will go into release mode when Preset 6 is pressed
while Preset 1 is being pressed. The character “C” is displayed at the right end of the character display. At this point,
input KCAR by using 1, 2, 3, and 4 key of the remote controller. Confirm with PLAY/PAUSE key and the security code will
be released.
■
Specifications for the Amplifier Control Terminal
The bass boost function of the amplifier can be remote control from the unit. This is a one-way communication, using one
control line. The control is made with pulse widths of the three
kinds of communication data. Fiv e cycle pulses are gener ated
from the unit side and when there are three consecutive successes, communication is established. The pulse widths are
as shown below and the cycle is 200ms.
HI: 100ms
LOW: 70ms
OFF: 40ms
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ADJUSTMENT
■ Tuner Adjustment
ItemInput Side (SG)Tuner SettingAdjustment Method Setting
FM
S-Meter Adjustment98.1MHz 0devFM 98.1MHzEnter the test mode and select a FM source.
35dBµ (ANT Input)When Preset #6 is pressed while pressing Preset #1 in the test
mode, adjustment is started. When adjusted properly, OK is
displayed and 2kHz beep is sounded once.
The stop adjustment value at the time will be within15~25dBµ.
If the S-meter value is outside of the system computer standard
values, NG is displayed and the default values of the system
computer is writting to the E2PROM.
AM
Seek Stop999kHz 0%ModAM 999kHzEnter the test mode and select AM source.
Level Adjustment35dBµ (ANT input)When Preset #6 is pressed while pressing Preset #1 in the test
mode, adjustment is started. When adjusted properly, OK is
displayed and 2kHz beep is sounded once.
The stop adjustment value at the time will be within 30~43dBµ.
If the S-meter value is outside of the system computer standard
values, NG is displayed and the default values of the system
computer is writting to the E2PROM.
Note : For frequency of the input side SG, choose a frequency with no broadcast station.
How to enter the test mode
Press [RESET] while pressing the Preset #1 and Preset #3.
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