Kenwood DW-320-V Service manual

R
L
VIDEO OUTPUT
AUDIO OUTPUT
SYSTEM
CONTROL
AC 110 120V
AC 220 240V
DISC
SELECTOR
1 2KARAOKEKEY CONTROL
RANDOM REPEAT AUTO PAUSE
ECHO LEVEL
MIC MIX 21MIC 21
ON SCREEN
DIGEST
ON/STANDBY
DIGITAL VIDEO
TWIN VIDEO CD PLAYER D-W320V
TWIN VIDEO CD PLAYER
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SERVICE MANUAL
© 1997-11/B51-5389-00 (K/K) 405
Phone jack (E11-0384-08)
Knob (K29-6973-08)
Knob (K29-6974-08)
Front glass (B10-2467-08)
Tray panel (A21-3663-08)
Tray panel (A21-3664-08)
Power cord bushing (J42-0083-05)
Panel assy (A60-1413-08)
Slide switch (S90-0125-08)
Phono jack (E63-1036-08)
In compliance with Federal Regulations, following are reproduc­tions of labels on, or inside the product relating to laser product
Miniature phone jack (E11-0188-05)
safety.
AC power cord * (E30-)
* Refer to parts list on page 24.
KENWOOD-Crop. certifies this equipment conforms to DHHS Regulations No. 21 DFR 1040. 10, Chapter 1, Subchapter J.
DANGER : Laser radiation when open and interlock defeated. AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM
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CONTENTS / ACCESSORIES

CONTENTS

CONTENTS .................................................................2
DISASSEMBLY FOR REPAIR.....................................3
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION.............................................4
ADJUSTMENT...........................................................10
PC BOARD ................................................................11

Accessories

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM............................................15
EXPLODED VIEW .....................................................22
PARTS LIST...............................................................24
SPECIFICATIONS .......................................Back cover
Audio cord...................(1)
(E30-0505-05)
Video cord...................(1)
(E30-1427-05)
System control cord....(2)
(E30-2733-05)
AC plug adapter.........(1)
(E03-0115-05)
Use to adapt the plug on the power cord to the shape of the wall outlet.
(Accessory only for regions where use is necessary.)
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DISASSEMBLY FOR REPAIR

5
3
7
1
4
2
6
1
x4
Fig.1
5
1
2
1
2
3
1
4
6
CHASSIS
CD MECHANISM HOLDER (SUB CHASSIS)
CLAMPER GUIDE
SLIDER
Fig.2
1
2
C
B
A
2
4
5
3
2
TRAY(A)
TRAY(B)
Fig.3
short-land
7
2
4
44
3
3
5
1
7
8
9
6
x4
DRIVE GEAR
(DISC MOTOR A`ssy)
Fig.4
1. HOW TO REMOVE THE TRAYS.
1. Push the on / standby key.
2. Push the open / close key (DISC 1).
3. Remove the left tray panel.
4. Push the open / close key (DISC 2).
5. Remove the right tray panel.
6. Push the open / close key (DISC 2).
7. Turn the AC power off.
8. Remove 5 screws (
9. Turn the tray drive gear to clockwise (2) to remove right tray.
10. Remove the hook (3) and then pull out the right tray.
11. Turn the tray drive gear to counterclockwise (4). (Pickup down (5) î Left tray comes out (7))
12. Remove the hook (same as 3) and then pull out the left tray.

2. HOW TO REMOVE THE CD MECHANISM HOLDER

1. Remove 3 screws (1).
2. Remove the clamper guide to arrow mark (2).
3. To down the CD mechanism holder, set the slider to arrow mark (4) by turning the tray drive gear (5).
4. Remove the CD mechanism holder to arrow mark (3).
1) and front panel.
î CD mecha moves (6) î Pickup up
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3. HOW TO MOUNT THE CD MECHANISM HOLDER

1. Set the slider to arrow mark (4) by turning the tray drive gear (5).
2. Inset the CD mechanism holder into the hole of slider (6).
4. HOW TO MOUNT THE TRAYS.
1. Mount the clamper guide (1).
2. Fix 3 screws (2).
3. Set the slider to arrow mark (A, B) by turning the tray drive gear.
4. Insert the tray (A) to guide (B) on slider (3).
5. Turning the tray drive gear to clockwise (4) set the slider to arrow mark (C).
6. Insert the tray (B) to guide (C) on slider (5).

5. HOW TO REPLACE THE PICKUP

1. Remove 4 screws (1) and turn over the CD mechanism assy.
Short the short-land of the pickup before the following pro-
cedures (2)
2. Remove 3 connectors (3) and 3 screws (4).
3. Remove the disc motor ass'y (5).
4. Remove washer and gear (6).
5. Remove 2 screws (7) and rod (8).
6. Remove the pickup ass'y (9).
Note : When mounting the pickup, in the reverse order of dis-
assembly. Unsolder the short land after connecting the connectors.
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

1. System u-COM IC701 (MN1872423 KEN)
Pin description.
PIN NO. TERMINAL NAME I/O FUNCTION ACT
1~7 7~1G O FL grid drive
8 VDD VDD +5V
9 P/N I O PAL/NTSC INPUT H : PAL H 10 P/N O I PAL/NTSC OUTPUT H : PAL H 11 M/A O PAL/NTSC MANUAL/AUTO SELECT H : MANUAL H 12 POWER O POWER ON / OFF H : ON H 13 C-BUSY O VIDEO CD DATA STATUS H : BUSY H 14 CLOCK I VIDEO CD DATA CLOCK H/L 15 C-DATA DATA SIGNAL to MPEG BOARD H/L 16 M-DATA DATA SIGNAL from MPEG BOARD H/L 17 RESET HARD RESET L 18 TR+ TRAY MOTOR CONTROL H : OPEN H 19 TR- TRAY MOTOR CONTROL H : CLOSE H
20, 21 AVSS GND
22 PU IN PICK UP LOCATION L : INSIDE L 23 UP SW MECHA POSITION L : DISC1 & UP L 24 TRSW2 DISC2 TRAY SW L : CLOSE H : OPEN
24, 25 TRSW2, 1 I DISC2 TRAY SW L : CLOSE H : OPEN A/D 26~28 KEY3~1 I KEY INPUT A/D
29 AVDD AVDD +5V – 30 AVREF AVREF +5V
31, 32 XT1, 2 NC
33 VSS GND – 34 X1 X-TAL IN 4.19 MHz – 35 X2 X-TAL OUT 4.19 MHz – 36 WRQ I WRITE REQUEST H 37 COIN O COMMAND DATA TO CD DSP H/L 38 IFL O KARAOKE IC DATA H/L 39 IFS O KARAOKE IC CLOCK H/L 40 IFD O KARAOKE IC LATCH H 41 CQCK O CLOCK TO CD DSP H/L 42 SQOUT I SQ DATA FROM CD DSP H/L 43 RWC O READ/WRITE CONTROL H 44 M-BUSY O MAIN MICOM STATUS H : BUSY H 45 SBUSY I/O SYSTEM CONTROL DATA H/L 46 SDATA I/O SYSTEM CONTROL STATUS H 47 REMOCON I REMOCON INPUT L 48 VPP GND – 49 SP CONT O TRAY MOTOR SPEED CONTROL H : HIGH SPEED H 50 SL- O SLED MOTOR REVERSE H 51 SL+ O SLED MOTOR FORWARD H 52 VDD VDD +5V – 53 FLAT O KEY CON LED NATURAL H : ON H 54 SHARP O KEY CON LED SHARP H : ON H 55 MATURAL O KEY CON LED FLAT : H : ON H 56 C-RESET O CD DSP, MPEG BOARD, MPEG MICOM RESET H 57 M-MUTE O MIC MUTE L : ON L 58 S-MUTE O SYSTEM MUTE L : ON L 59 NC O NOT USED L 60 DRF I CD FOCUS OK SIG. H : OK H
61~70 P16~7 O FL SEGMENT DRIVE
71 VLOAD VLOAD - 32V
72~77 P6~P1 O FL SEGMENT DRIVE – 78~80 10~8G O FL GRID DRIVE
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
2. KARAOKE IC/DAC IC 201 (TC9409 BF)
Pin description
Pin No. Terminal Name I/O Function
1 VDA1 ADC power supply 2 MICI I LPF input for Mic input 3 LPFO1 O LPF output for Mic input 4 VRA1 ADC reference voltage 5 AIL I Line input (Lch) 6 LPFO2 O Not used 7 VRA2 ADC reference voltage 8 AIR I Line input (Rch)
9 LPFO3 O Not used 10 GNDA1 ADC ground 11 LI I Lch analog add input 12 LZ O Not used 13 GNDA2 DAC ground 14 AOL O DAC output (Lch) 15 VR2 DAC reference voltage 16 AOR O DAC out put (Rch) 17 VDA2 DAC power SUPPLY 18 RZ O Not used 19 RI I Rch analog add input 20 VDX X-TAL power supply 21 XI I X-TAL in (16.9344 MHz) 22 XO O X-TAL out 23 GNDX Ground
24, 25 VDD1, CKS Digital power supply
26 MCK2 O Not used 27 MCK1 O Clock output
28~30 SDO/BCKO/LRCKO Not used
31 SDI I Digital audio data input 32 BCKI Bit clock input 33 LRCKI Channel clock input 34 GNDD Digital ground 35 RESET I Reset 36 IFD I U-com I/F data input 37 IFS I U-com I/F data shift clock input 38 IFL I U-com I/F latch pulse input 39 EMP I DE-emphasis setting (H = DE-emphasis filter on) 40 EXTO O Not used
41~43 TEST/VDD2/VDL Digital power supply
44 GNDL Digital ground for DRAM
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R+5V
DGND
R+5V
DGND
R+5V
DGND AGND
2MDRAM
CD I/F
Subcode I/F
Host I/F
D+3.3V
A+3.3V
S Video Out
Video Out
Audio Out
4MDRAM
1chip
MPEG
Decoder
LPF
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTUON
3. Connection terminal (CN P401) specification for MPEG board
No Terminal I/O Specification
1 A+3.3V +3.3V power supply for analog video 2 CVOUT O Composite video output
3, 4 N/C O Not used
5.6 VGND Analog video ground 7 R+5V Digital +5V power supply
8, 9 D+3.3V Digital +3.3V power supply
10, 11 DGND Digital ground
12 CD CLK I Audio external frequency clock (384 FS) 13 EMPH O Audio emphasis output (High Active) 14 DILRCK O Audio left right clock 15 HRDY Host data ready 16 DISCK O Audio bit clock 17 DIDATA O Audio data serial bus 18 HINT O Host interrupt 19 N/C O Not used 20 VRST I Hardware reset (Low Active) 21 HCK I Host clock 22 HDIO I/O Host serial data bus 23 CDSCK I CD bit clock 24 CDDATA I CD data input 25 CDLRCK I CD left right clock input 26 IPFLG I CD data error flag (C2P0) 27 HSEL I Host address / data select
28~30 DATA/SFSY/SBSY I Not used

4. MPEG board block diagram

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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
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5. Input / Output port

5-1 A / D input port key table

Pin No. : IC701(MN 1872423KEN)
A/D VOLTAGE
PIN No. PIN NAME
26 ANI2 TRAY1 O/C TRAY2 O/C ON/STANDBY 27 ANI1 KARAOKE SHARP NATURAL 28 ANI0 FF REV
A/D VOLTAGE
PIN No.PIN NAME
26 ANI2 PLAY STOP DIGEST 27 ANI1 FLAT AUTO PAUSE ECHO UP ECHO DOWN 28 ANI0 DISC2 DISC1 REPEAT RANDOM

5-2 Motor driver I/O condition

IC4 (TA7291S)
INPUT OUTPUT
TR+ (PIN 1) TR- (PIN9) OUT (PIN7) OUT2 (PIN3)
L L OPEN OPEN STOP
H L H L TRAY1OPEN
L H L H TRAY2 OPEN
H H L L BREAK

5-3 Motor speed control

IC701(MN1872423KEN)
PIN49 H L
SPEED HIGH LOW

5-4 CD changer I/O

IC701
0 V 0.65 V 1.23 V
1.9 V 2.45 V 3.10 V 3.64 V
OPERATION

6. CD CHANGER CONTROL FUNCTION

6-1 Mechanism Control I/O Port

6-1-1 Input Port
TRSW1 and TRSW2 will detect mechanism operation mode. Refer to 5. I/O port UPSW detects tray position in tray 1 or 2 mode. L : UPSW = on, H : UPSW = off
6-1-2 Output Port
TR+, TR- and SP CONT control evry motor in the mecha­nism. Refer to 5. I/O port

6-2 Mechanism Control Specifications

6-2-1 Motor Operation vs Output Port
TR+ TR-
Normal turn H L Reverse turn L H Stop H H Brake H H
6-2-2 Brake Operation Specifications
Brake works before motor will change turning direction. Brake period is 500msec.
6-2-3 Initial Operation
Mechanism will fix to model 1 or 2 when turn on after hard reset mode.
1) Pickup will travel inwards
2) Mechanism will select turning direction of motor and model 1 or 2.
In power on / standby operation, mechanism will select model 1 to mode 4 so it will not have initial operation.
PIN No. PORT NAME T. NAME FUNCTION
24 ANI4 TRSW2 TRAY1 POSITION DETECT 25 ANI3 TRSW1 TRAY2 POSITION DETECT
5-5 TRSW A/D data
IC 701
A/D VOLTAGE 0V 2.5V 5.0V
TRSW2 (PIN24) CLOSE OPEN OFF
TRSW (PIN25) CLOSE OPEN OFF
SYMBOL L M H
6-2-4 Mechanism error Message
detect sw wait period condition error no.
PU IN 4 sec only initial operation 4 TRSW1M 8 sec in tray open mode, TRSW1 TRSW2M or will not have 2.5voltage (M) UPSW 8 sec in mechanism initial mode,
UPSW will not sense voltage TRSW1L 8 sec in changing disc, TRSW1 or TRSE2L TRSW2 will not have 3
Ovoltage (L)
Error message will erase when power is off (standby).
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