Front cabinet(OUTER) ass'y
(A60-1942-08): L
(A60-1943-08): R
(A60-1944-08): D
(A60-1946-08): H
(A60-1947-08): S
MD door
(A52-0918-08)
Door lens
(B12-0408-08): L
(B12-0409-08): R
(B12-0410-08): D
(B12-0412-08): H
(B12-0413-08): S
Knob A
(K27-7893-08): S
(K29-7895-08): L
(K29-7896-08): H
(K29-7898-08): D
(K29-7899-08): R
Knob B
(K29-7900-08)
Top plate R ass'y
(A60-2059-08): DHLR
(A60-2060-08): S
Door
(A52-0914-08): DHLR
(A52-0915-08): S
Handle(REAR)
(K01-0134-08): L
(K01-0135-08): H
(K01-0137-08): D
(K01-0138-08): R
(K01-0140-08): S
Handle
(K01-0139-08)
Rear cabinet
(A02-2987-08): S
(A02-2988-08): DHLR
AC socket
(E03-0375-08)
D: ORANGE, H: GREY, L: BLUE, R: RED, S: SILVER
In compliance with Federal Regulations, following are
repro-duction of labels on, or inside the porduct relating to
laser product safety.
Note: Please contact KENWOOD service in your side if
you want to get the AC power cord.
Antenna terminal
(E70-0114-08)
KENWOOD-Crop. certifies this equipment conforms to DHHS
Stereo jack
(E11-0398-08)
Regulations No.21 CFR 1040. 10, Chapter 1, Subchapter J.
DANGER : Laser radiation when open and interlock defeated.
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
AM loop antenna (x1)
(T90-0868-08)
Remote control unit (x1)
(A70-1440-08): DLH
(A70-1441-08): R
(A70-1442-08): S
Battery cover (A09-1191-08)
R6/SUM-3 batteries
AC plug adaptor
(E03-0115-05)
for remote (x2)
RC
-
MDX0001
AM loop antenna
stand (x1)
(A09-1201-08)
MDX-01/02
Caution on condensation
Condensation (of dew) may occur inside
the unit when there is a great difference in
temperature between this unit and the outside.
This unit may not function properly if condensation occurs. In this case, leave the
unit for a few hours and restart the operation after the condensation has dried up.
Be specially cautious against condensation
in a following circumsatance:
When this unit is carried from a place to
another across a large difference in temperature, when the humidity in the room
where this unit is installed increases, etc.
Note related to transportation
and movement
Before transporting or moving this unit,
carry out the following operations.
(1) Remove the CD or MD from the unit.
(2) Press the 6 key of the MD.
(3) Wait for some time and verify that the
display becomes as shown in the figure.
(4) Press the 6 key of the CD.
(5) Wait for some time and verify that the
FTC test mode is after Sub-Clock Oscillation Check
Mode(Internal Oscillation, Check of Period) Check Mode
is 5 times maximum. FTC carries if 1 tlme OK.
The unit is STOP mode after display shows error if 5
times NG.
No Oscillation îERR 1 Period NGîERR 2
(FTC mode is factory use only)
3-2 Test Mode Cancel
The unit cancel the test mode after initialization if pull out
power cord.
The unit cancel the test mode after no initialization if
4
power off.
3-3 Key Function in Test Mode
KEY
CD PLAY
STOP
MENU
SKIP UP
SKIP DOWN
T-SERVO ON(05) uw
T-SERVO OFF(03)
Stop to CD operation(01)
TB/FB (07)
TG/FG (08)
FE/RF (09)
TE/VC (10)
HI SPEED(double speed) uw NOR
SPEED: in playback
Playback in STOP mode.
Track up of CD.
FF search of CD if key pressed
more 400ms.
Pickup move outwards in STOP
mode if key pressed more 400ms.
Playback in STOP mode.
Track down of CD.
FB search of CD if key pressed
more 400ms.
Pickup moves inwards in STOP
mode if key pressed more 400ms.
CD MODE
In STOP mode.
Selfcheck result shows
2 figures
MD MODE 1
–
Stop to operation.
Change to mute-off.
Choose the REC input;
digital or analog in stop
mode.
Track up of MD.
FF search of MD if key
pressed more 400ms.
Track down of MD.
FB search of MD if key
pressed more 400ms.
4. MD TEST MODE FOR ADJUSTMENT
4-1 Entering the Test Mode (MD Mode2)
While pressing the SKIP DOWN key, turn the AC on.
4-2 Cancelling the Test Mode
Turn the AC off.
4-3 Key Operations for Adjustment
KEYSOPERATION
SKIP UP/DOWNSelect mode or adjustment value change.
MD PLAY/PAUSE Fix mode or adjustment value.
STOPCancel the selected mode.
SKIP UP ✽Pickup moves outwards when pressed skip up key.
SKIP DOWN ✽Pickup moves inwards when pressed skip down key.
✽ Remote control only.
4-4 Selection of Adjustment Test Mode
Whenever the [volume/multi-control] knob is turned, the
adjustment test mode is selected.
No.LCDDESCRIPTIONSECTION
1TEMP ADJU
2LDPWR ADJU Laser power adjustment.5-6
3LDPWR CHEC Laser power check.5-6
4EFBAL ADJU Traverse adjustment.5-7
5TE B. ADJAutomatic EF balance adjustment.6FBIAS ADJU Focus bias adjustment.5-8
7CPLAY MODE Continuous playback mode.4-5
8CREC MODE Continuous recording mode.4-6
✽9STT-LIMIT
✽10 JUMP MODE Track jump checking mode.-
✽11 SRV DAT RE Servo data reading.-
✽12EEP MODEE2PPROM data reading or rewrite.-
✽13EEP INITIAL E2PPROM data initializing.-
For more information on each adjustment mode, refer to
each section of 5, "Electrical adjustment".
If other adjustment mode has been entered incorrectly,
press the STOP key to exit the mode.
✽ The number 9 - 13 are not used for service. If these
mode have been entered incorrectly, press the STOP
key immediately to exit the mode. Specially, do not use
EEP INITIAL. (E2PROM data has initialized if used it.)
The work of adjustment is unnecessary
in this mode.
Check the mechanism start limit
switch position.
5-5
-
MDX-01/02
1. Setting of Continuous Playback Mode
No.Key
1
4¢
Select [CPLAY MODE]
2Load disc
3 PLAY[CPLAY MID]
[c=xxxx a=yy] error
(xxxx=C1 error, yy=ADIP error)
[CPLAY OUT]
[c=xxxx a=yy] error
(xxxx=C1 error, yy=ADIP error)
4 STOP
[CPLAY MODE]
2. Change of Playback Points(in continuous playback mode)
1. The recording start addresses of IN, MID, and OUT are
described below.
IN30H cluster
MID 300H cluster
OUT 700H cluster
2. An erasure prevention control is not detected in the test
mode. Be careful not to enter the continuous recording
mode using a disc containing the data that should not be
erased.
3. Do not record continuously for more than five minutes.
4. Take care that no vibration is applied during continuous
recording.
5. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT
5-1 Precaution during confirmation of Laser
Diode emission
During adjustment, do not view the emission of a laser
diode from just above for confirmation. This may damage your eyes.
5-2 Precaution on handling of Optical pick-up
(KMS-260B)
The laser diode in an optical pick-up is easy to be subject to electrostatic destruction. Therefore, solderbridge the laser tap on the flexible board when handling the optical pick-up.
When removing the flexible board from the connector,
make a solder bridge in advance, then remove the
board. Be careful not to remove the solder bridge before
inserting the connector. Moreover, take careful measures against electrostatic destruction. The flexible
board is cut easily. Handle the flexible board with care.
5-3 Precaution during adjustment
1) Perform the adjustment and confirmation marked with “O”
in the order shown in the table when the parts below are
replaced.
OpticalBD board
1.Temperature compensation offset adjustmentXOOO
2.Laser power adjustmentOOXO
3.Traverse adjustmentOOXO
4.Focus bias adjustmentOOXO
5.Error rate confirmationOOXO
pick-upIC6 D101IC1,IC2,IC10
2) In the test mode, perform the adjustment. After adjustment is completed, cancel the test mode.
3) Perform the adjustment in the order described.
4) Use the following tools and measurement equipment.
• CD test disc TGYS-1
• Laser power meter
• Oscilloscope (with bandwidth of more than 40 MΩ)
(Calibrate the probe before measurement.)
• Digital voltmeter
• Thermometer
5) Take care that VC and GND (ground) are not connected
on the oscilloscope when two or more signals are monitored on the oscilloscope. (VC and GND are short-circuited in this case.)
5-4 Creating the recordable continuous recording
disc
This disc is used for focus bias adjustment and error rate
confirmation. How to create the recordable continuous
recording disc is 4-6.
5-5 Offset Adjustment
5-6 Laser Power Check and Adjustment
Laser power setting in playback and recording modes.
Preparation
1. Remove the MD mechanism from the unit.
2. Connect the digital voltmeter to IOP1 and 2 on X33 pcb.
3. Remove the top plate from traverse unit.
4. Remove the magnetic head.
5. Remount the MD mechanism to the unit
5
MDX-01/02
1. Recordable Disc
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1Connect the oscilloscope to TE1 and VC in X33 pcb
2 4¢Select [EFBAL ADJU]
Write power adjustment. Adjust the waveform as follows.
7 PLAYDisplay shows [EF=$✻✻MOR] after [EFB=✻✻xSAVE]
to save the data in E2PROM.
Mode changes write to read
Focus and disc servo are on. Tracking servo off.
8 4¢
Read power adjustment. Adjust the waveform as follows.
9 PLAY
Save the data in E2PROM.
Display shows [EFBAL MO-P]
PLAYDisplay shows [EF=$✻✻MOP]
(Pickup travels to search pits and tune the servo to on.)
10 4¢ Adjust the waveform as follows.
11 PLAYDisplay shows[EFB=✻✻xSAVE]
to save the data in E2PROM.
Display shows [EFBAL CHAN]
12 EJECTUnload disc.
2. Pre Master Test Disc(TGYS-1)
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1 Load the disc(TGYS-1). [EFBAL CD]
2 PLAY
PLAY
[EF=$✻✻CD] servo is on
3 4¢ Adjust the waveform as follows.
4Save the data in E2PROM.
Display shows[EFB=✻✻xSAVE] in brief time.
[EF PHASE]
5 EJECTUnload disc.
(TE1)
330kΩ
10pF
(VC)
Oscilloscope
+
-
TE1
VC
Oscilloscope
X33
ADJUSTMENT
+
-
V: 0.5V/div H: 10ms/div
INPUT: DC mode
+
-
Laser
power meter
Digital
voltmeter
Objective lens of
optical pick up
IOP2
IOP1
X33
ADJUSTMENT
1. Laser Power Adjustment
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1 4¢[LDPWR ADJU]
Load recordable disc
2
Load the disc and lazer on
[(a0.9mW) $xx] read power
(xx=power value)
43EJECT
PLAY
Unload the disc and laser on
5 PLAY[LDPWR CHECK]
6 1¡Move the pickup to check the laser power with
laser power meter sensor
7 4¢
Adjust "xx" so that the power meter shows 0.9mW.
8 PLAY[(a7.0mW) $xx] writing power
9 4¢Adjust "xx" so that the power meter shows 7.0mW.
This adjustment should be carried out in 15 secs.
10 PLAYLaser power off
Display shows [LDPWR ADJUST] after [LDPWR<$xx]
to save the data in E2PROM
Start from No.2 if readjust.
2. Laser Power Check
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1 4¢
[LDPWR CHEC]
2 PLAY[(c0.9mW) $xx]
(xx=0.85 to 0.95mW)
3 PLAY[(c7.0mW) $xx]
Laser power meter: 7.0±1.0mW✽
VOM:optical pickup indication value ±10%✽
✽ In this case, lop = 82.5 mA
lop(mA) = Reading of digital voltmeter(mV)/1(Ω)
(optical pick-up label)
KMS
260B
27x40
B0825
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
6
5-7 EF Balance(Traverse Adjustment)
Connection :
During this adjustment, the oscilloscope changes in units
of about 2%. Adjust so that the waveform comes nearest
to the specified value. (MO groove read power traverse
adjustment)
(Traverse waveform)
Specification : A = B
Notes :
1. Data is erased during MO write when a recorded disc is
used for this adjustment.
2. If the traverse waveform is difficult to be monitored, connect an oscilloscope as shown in the figure below.
A/D keys
EEPROM Write
M30624MG-308FP
RELAY
POWER key
RESET
LED
Remote
key
LCD Back
Light
LCD CD
MD
DSP
u-COM
Control
KEY1-3
V.DET.
SENS
CLOSE
TUNER ON/OFF, SA CLK,
SA DATA
ST, SD,PLL DO
MD CE
SQSO
LCDSDA
LCDCS
LED0, LED1
BL0,BL1
REMOCON
RESET
RELAY
SCL
SDA
SCOR
CRXDCTXD
LCDRS
LCDSCL
LCDRES
SQCKMD RST
CLS SW
CD POWER, LDC,HI SP. SCLK. CD CLK.XLAT.CD DATA.XRST
AC/BATTERY
CD Door
Control
TUNER PLL
IC
SYSTEM IC
LC75396NC
TUNER
SYSTEM IC
MDX-01/02
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1. CD Error Rate
1
4¢
[CPLAY MODE]
2Load the test disc(TGYS-1)
3 PLAYDisplay shows [CPLAY MID]
1. The relation between the C1 error and focus bias value
is shown in the figure below. Points "a" and "b" in the
figure are detected by the above adjustment. Focal
position "C" is automatically obtained from points "a"
and "b" by calculation.
2. The C1 error rate fluctuates. Therefore, perform the
adjustment according to the observed mean value.
C1 error
Focus bias value
5-9 Error Rate Check
6. Microprocessor: M30624M-308FP(IC401)
6-1 Periphery Block Diagram
7
MDX-01/02
6-2 Microprocessor's Port Description
Port #Port NameI/ODescription
1~3NC-No use
4SDAOEEP ROM data
5SCLOEEP ROM clock
6RELAYOMain power supply controlONOFF
7CEINo power supply detectionAC ONAC OFF
8BYTE-GND
9CNVSS-GND
10XCINIOscillation for clock(32.768MHz)
11XCOUTOOscillation for clock(32.768MHz)
12RESETIMicroprocessor reset portNORMALRESET
13XOUTOOscillation for main clock(10MHz)
14VSS-GND
15XINIOscillation for main clock(10MHz)
16VCC(B.U.)IStandard voltage for A/D converter(+5V)
17NMII+5V
18REMOCONIRemote control signal H L: interrupt
19POWER KEYIPower key signal controlotherbackup
20SCORISub-code synchro signal control L H: interrupt
21LCD RSOReset port of LCD driver
22,23NC-No use
24B.L.0OBack light dimmer. L=dark, H=bright(#26 port(B.L.1)=L)
25LED0OStandby led controlOFFON
26B.L.1OBack light dimmer. H=dark, L=bright(#24 port(B.L.0)=L)
27LED1OTimer led controlOFFON
28LCD CSOCS port of LCD driver
29CTXDOTXD port of UART
30CRXDIRXD port of UART
31LCD DATAOData port of LCD driver
32NC-No use
33LCD CLKOClock port of LCD driver
34LCD RSTOReset port of LCD driver
35NC-No use
36SQSOICD sub-code
37SQCKIClock for CD sub-code
38MD CEOMD IC CE
39MD RSTOMD reset signalRESETNORMAL
40~55NCONo use
56CD ON/OFFOCD power controlONOFF
57NC-No use
58AMUTEOAudio mute signalOFFON
59TU CLKOPLL/SYSTEM IC clock
60STITuner stereo signalMONOSTEREO
61SDITuning signalNOTUNED
62VCC(B.U.)ONo use
63NC-No use
64VSS-GND
65TU DATAOPLL/SYSTEM IC data
66TU CEOPLL/SYSTEM IC CE
67PLL DOIPLL IC data
68NC-No use
69LDCOCD laser controlONOFF
70CLS SWICD door close detectionOFFON
71OPN SW-No use
72CLOSEONo use
8
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
ACTIVE
HL
MDX-01/02
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Port #Port NameI/ODescription
73OPENONo use
74HI SPORecording signal in high speed modeNORMAL
75SCLKOCD sense clock
76SENSICD sense
77CD CLKOClock for CD DSP
78XLATOLatch for CD DSP
79CD DATAOData for CD DSP
80CD XRSTOReset for CD DSPNORMALRESET
81CODEIModel selector
82CODEIModel selectorKITTYNORMAL
83CODEIModel selector
84~87NC-No use
88LOOP-No use
89,90NC-No use
91V.DETIAC power supply detection(less 1.25V:detect)
92NCONo use
93~95KEY1~3IKey signalONOFF
96AVSS-GND
97NC-No use
98VREFIStandard voltage for A/D converter
99VCC(B.U.)IStandard voltage for A/D converter(+5V)