In compliance with Federal Regulations, following are reproduction of labels on, or inside the product relating to laser
product safety.
Caution : No connection of ground line if disassemble
the unit. Please connect the ground line on
rear panel, PCBs, Chassis and some others.
Cord ass'y *
(E30-)
Stopper(AC cord)
(J42-0355-08)
* Refer to parts list on page 41.
Illust. is RD-HD5MD.
KENWOOD Corp. certifies this equipment conforms to DHHS
Regulations No.21 CFR 1040. 10, Chapter 1, subchapter J.
DANGER : Laser radiation when open and interlock defeated.
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
RD-HD5MD/HD7
FM indoor antenna (1)
(T90-0904-08)
AM loop antenna (1)
(T90-0903-08)
Remote control unit (1)
(A70-1625-08): RD-HD5MD(T)
(A70-1626-08): RD-HD5MD(M), RD-HD7(V)
(A70-1629-08): RD-HD7(E,T)
(A70-1630-08): RD-HD7(K)
Batteries (R6/AA) (2)
1 Remove the CD from the unit.
2 Press the CD 6 key.
3 Wait for some time and verify that the dis-
play appears as above.
4 Wait a few seconds and turn the unit OFF.
Note related to transportation and
movement
Before transporting or moving this unit, carry out
the following operations.
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 circumstances:
When this unit is carried from one place to another
across a large difference in temperature, when the humidity in the room where this unit is installed increases,
etc.
Caution on condensation
Memory backup function
Stored contents which are cleared immediately
when power plug is unplugged from power outlet :
Clock display
N.B. function
Stored contents which will back-up after power
plug is unplugged from power outlet:
State of power (on or standby), A, P, S, Last input
selection, AUX level, Volume control value, Balance
control, Receiving band, Frequency, Preset station,
Program Timer, TONE
Operation to reset
The microcomputer may fall into malfunction (impossibility to operate, erroneous display, etc.) when the power
cord is unplugged while unit is ON or due to an external
factor. In this case, execute the following procedure to
reset the microcomputer and return it to normal condition.
Unplug the power cord from the power outlet, then while
holding the set key on the main unit depressed, plug the power
cord again.
÷ Please note that resetting the microcomputer clears
the contents stored in and it returns to condition
when it left the factory.
1. Turn the gear in the direction of the arrow using a bamboo stick and so on in the drawing through the hole on the loading chassis
bottom.
Note : Do not use a screw driver like a metallic instead of a bamboo stick.
(There is a danger of damaging the gear.)
2. Pull out the tray frontward by hand when it comes just out.
ADJUSTMENT
4
RD-HD5MD/HD7
(1) Setting of Continuous Playback Mode
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1VOLUMESelect CREC-PLAY
2
Load a recordable disc.
3(MD)6
(MD)6
CREC (ZZZZ) (CREC address)
0300h cluster = recording start point
ó
CPLAY ?
4CPLAY MID
C = XXXX a = YY (error)
C1 error ADIP error
address MID = 0300h cluster
5STOP
CREC-PLAY
ó
(1) Setting of Continuous Recording Mode
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1VOLUMESelect CREC-PLAY
2
Load a recordable disc.
3(MD)CREC (ZZZZ) (CREC address)
0300h cluster = recording start point
CPLAY ?
4STOPCREC-PLAY
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
1. Initializing
1-1 Initializing Method
• While holding down the [SET] key, plugged in the
power cord to AC power wall outlet.
1-2 Initializing Operation
• During the initial operation, the display shows "INITIAL-
IZE "and after that it will be returned to standby condition.
2. Test Mode
2-1 Setting method of the Test Mode
Test ModeKeysSetting Method
CD Test ModeCD PLAY PAUSE Insert the AC cord to
MD Test ModeMD PLAY PAUSE AC wall outlet while
MD Mecha. Test MD RECholding down
Modethe left key.
2-2 Cancel of the test mode
• Initialized and cancel the test mode if pulling out the power cord.
2-3 Operation of the Test Mode
Key
CD Test ModeMD Test Mode
CD-PLAY/PAUSE
(cyclically change the modeTracking-Servo ON/OFF-
05 and 03 by pressing the key.
MENUCD double speed CD normal speed-
P.CALL UP
P.CALL DOWN
• CD Track number up
•The pickup travels outward in the stop mode.
• CD Track number down
• The pickup travels inward in the stop mode.
SET-
Operation
MD Track number up
MD Track number down
Stop the MD operation, and start the ALLERASE operation if the disc is recordable.
3. MD Test Mode for Adjustment
3-1 Contents of the Test Mode
3-2 Entering the Test Mode
• Turn the AC on while pressing the MD[REC] key.
3-3 Canceling the Test Mode
• Turn the AC off.
3-4 Key Operations for Adjustment
KEYSOPERATION
Volume/multi-controlSelect the mode or changed
the adjustment value.
MD PLAY/PAUSE
STOP
3-5 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.4-6
3 LDPWR CHEC Laser power check.4-6
4EFBAL ADJU
5TE B. ADJAutomatic EF balance adjustment.4-8
6FBIAS ADJU Focus bias adjustment.4-9
7CREC-PLAY Continuous recording mode.3-7
For more information on each adjustment mode, refer to
each section of 4, "Electrical adjustment".
Fix the mode or adjustment value.
Skip to next step.
Cancel the selected mode and
changed to menu page.
Return to the state previous before.
The work of adjustment is unnecessary
in this mode.
EF balance adjustment
(Traverse adjustment).
Continuous playback mode.3-6
4-5
4-7
3-6 Continuous Playback Mode
3-7 Continuous Recording Mode
4. Electrical adjustment
4-1 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
RD-HD5MD/HD7
TE1
VC
Oscilloscope
X33
ADJUSTMENT
+
-
V: 0.5V/div H: 10ms/div
INPUT: DC mode
Pick-up
Flexible board
Laser tap
No.
KeyDisplay/Function
1
Volume/multi-control
Select [TEMP ADJU]
2 PLAY[TEMP=xx (yy)]
(xx=compensation data, yy=setting temperature)
3
Volume/multi-control
Input "yy" with present temp..
4 PLAY [TEMP=✽✽SA]
[TEMP ADJU] in writing data
+
-
Laser
power meter
Digital
voltmeter
Objective lens of
optical pick up
TP2
TP1
X33
ADJUSTMENT
1. Laser Power Adjustment
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1
Volume/
multi-control
[LDPWR ADJU]
Load recordable disc
2Load the disc and lazer on
a 0.9mW) $xx] read power
(xx=power value)
3 EJECT
PLAY
Unload the disc and laser on
4 4/¢Move the pickup to check the laser power with
laser power meter sensor
5
Volume/
multi-control
Adjust "xx" so that the power meter shows 0.9mW.
6 PLAYa 7.0mW) $xx] writing power
7
Volume/
multi-control
Adjust "xx" so that the power meter shows 7.0mW.
This adjustment should be carried out in 15 secs.
8 PLAYLaser power off
Display shows [LDPWR ADJU] after [LDPWR<$xx]
to save the data in E2PROM
Start from No.2 if readjust.
2. Laser Power Check
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1
Volume/multi-control
[LDPWR CHEC]
2 PLAY c 0.9mW) $xx]
(xx=0.85 to 0.95mW)
3 PLAY c 7.0mW) $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
4-2 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, solder-bridge
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.
4-3 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
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.)
4-4 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 3-7.
4-5 Offset Adjustment
6
pick-upIC7D3IC1,IC2,IC6
4-6 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 TP1 and TP2 on X33
pcb.
3. Remove the top plate from traverse unit.
4. Remove the magnetic head.
5. Remount the MD mechanism to the unit
4-7 EF Balance(Traverse Adjustment)
Connection :
RD-HD5MD/HD7
1. Recordable Disc
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1Connect the oscilloscope to TE1 and VC in X33 pcb
2
Volume/
multi-control
Select [EFBAL ADJU]
3Load the recordable disc
4 PLAY[EFBAL MO-W]
5 PLAY[EF=$✻✻MOW]
6
Volume/
multi-control
Write power adjustment. Adjust the waveform as follows.
7 PLAYDisplay shows [EF=$✻✻MOR] after [EFB=✻✻xSAVE]
to save the data in E2PROM.
Mode changes write to read
Focus and disc servo are on. Tracking servo off.
8
Volume/
multi-control
Read power adjustment. Adjust the waveform as follows.
9 PLAY
Save the data in E2PROM.
Display shows [EFBAL MO-P]
PLAY
Display shows [EF=$✻✻MOP]
(Pickup travels to search pits and tune the servo to on.)
10
Volume/
multi-control
Adjust the waveform as follows.
11 PLAYDisplay shows[EFB=✻✻xSAVE]
to save the data in E2PROM.
Display shows [EFBAL CD] disc motor stops.
12 EJECTUnload disc.
2. Pre Master Test Disc(TGYS-1)
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1 Load the disc(TGYS-1).
2 PLAY[EF=$✻✻CD] servo is on
3
Volume/
multi-control
Adjust the waveform as follows.
4Save the data in E2PROM.
Display shows[EFB=✻✻xSAVE] in brief time.
EF PHASE
5 EJECTUnload disc.
No.KeyDisplay/Function
1. CD Error Rate
1
Volume/
multi-control
[CREC-PLAY]
2Load the test disc(TGYS-1)
3 PLAYDisplay shows [CPLAY MID]
3TE B. MO-W (Automatic Adjustment Mode Indication)
• Writing Power
Automatic Adjustment
4Display shows
EFB = XXX SAVE in brief time and
Next step
save the data in E2PROM.
5
TE B. MO-R (Automatic Adjustment Mode Indication)
• Reading Power
=Low Reflection • Groove
Automatic Adjustment
6Display shows
EFB = XXX SAVE in brief time and
MD
No.KeyDisplay/Function
Next step
7
TE B. MO-P (Automatic Adjustment Mode Indication)
• Reading Power
=Low Reflection • PIT
Automatic Adjustment
8Display shows
EFB = XXX SAVE in brief time and
Next step
save the data in E2PROM.
9
EFBAL CHANGE (Unload a disc)
0Load a pre-master test disc(TGYS-1).
-
MDTE B. CD (Automatic Adjustment Mode Indication)
• Reading Power
=High Reflection • PIT
=Display shows
save the data in E2PROM.
EFB = XXX SAVE in brief time and
EF PHASE menu
save the data in E2PROM.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
4-9 Focus Bias Adjustment
Use the special disc(continuous recorded disc)
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.
4-8 Automatic EF Balance Adjustment
• Automatic EF balance adjustment is performed.
* Notes :
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
4-10 Error Rate Check
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RD-HD5MD/HD7
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
5. Pin Description of Microprocessor
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
1PLL DATAOData output to PLL IC.
2PLL CLKOClock output to PLL IC.
3FAN CONTROL-Unused.
4SYS DATAOData output to M61510FP (IC204) and M62429P (IC203).
5M61510FP CLKOData output to M61510FP (IC204).
6M62429P CLKOClock output to M62429P (IC203).
7CEIDetection port of AC off.
8BYTE-Connected to ground.
9CNVSS-Connected to ground.
10XCINIClock input (32.768kHz).
11XCOUTOClock output (32.768kHz).
12RESETIReset signal input for microprocessor.
13XOUTOMain clock output (1MHz).
14VSS-Connected to ground.
15XINIMain clock input (1MHz).
16VCC-Power supply.
17NMI-Connected to VCC.
18REMOCON INIInput port of remote control signal.
19RDS CLKIRDS clock input (E/T type only).
20BL KCKIClock signal (88.2kHz) output.
21PLL H/LOSwitching port of reference current for CD DSP.
22STEREOIStereo signal input of tuner.
23SDIDetection terminal of SD signal for TUNER.
24LIMITIDetection port of CD limit switch.
25CD D. ON-Unused.
26MLDOCommand load signal output to CD DSP.
27RDS DATAIRDS data input (E/T type only).
28CD SPEEDOPlay back output port of hi-speed for CD.
29MD RXIData input from MD mechanism microprocessor.
30MD TXOTransmission data output to MD mechanism microprocessor.
31FLT DATAOData output to FL driver.
32RXDIData input from EEPROM writer.
33FLT CLKOClock output to FL driver.
34FLT CSOCS output to FL driver.
35M DATAOCommand data output to CD DSP.
36STATIStatus signal input from CD DSP.
37MLCKOCommand clock signal output to CD DSP.
38MD CEOCE of MD mechanism .
39MD RESETOReset signal output to MD mechanism.
40BLUE LED CONTOControl port of blue led.
41NC-Unused.
42SUBQIData input for CD sub Q data.
43CD SQCKOClock output for CD sub Q data.
44R/W SELECTIGCTL & APC control.
45OFFTPKOSwitching port of capacitance for RF bright side envelope detection.
46FLT RESETOReset signal output to FL driver.
47D MUTEOMute control for CD DSP.
48CD LD ONOControl port of CD laser diode.
49CD RESETOReset output to DSP IC.
50CD DC OFFOPower control of 4channel BTL driver.
51DISC OPENOControl port of CD tray motor driver.
52DISC UPOControl port of CD lift motor driver.
53DISC DOWNOControl port of CD lift motor driver.
54DISC CLOSEOControl port of CD tray motor driver.
8
55TMCOSpeed control port for CD mechanism.
RD-HD5MD/HD7
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
56CD SW4IUnclamp switch (SW4) input of CD mechanism.
57CD SW5IT.U High-A switch (SW5) input of CD mechanism.
58CD SW7IHolder Home switch (SW7) input of CD mechanism.
59CD SW6IT.U High-B switch (SW6) input of CD mechanism.
60CD SW3ILoad /Clamp switch (SW3) input of CD mechanism.
61CD SW11IPhoto2 (SW11) input of CD mechanism.
62VCC-Power supply for microprocessor.
63CD BOSSIBoss sensor input of CD mechanism.
64VSS-GND
65CD SW8IHolder-H switch (SW8) input of CD mechanism.
66CD SW2ITray Close/HP switch (SW2) input of CD mechanism.
67CD SW1ITray Open switch (SW1) input of CD mechanism.
68SENSORISensor input of CD mechanism.
69MD D. CONODigital control port for level shift IC (IC206).
70PROTECT2IDetection port of protection2.
71PROTECT1IDetection port of protection1.
81MDOMode control data output to D/A converter.
82MCOMode control clock output to D/A converter.
83MLOMode control latch output to D/A converter.
84ST BY LED GOTimer LED (green) control terminal.
85ST BY LED ROStandby LED (red) control terminal.
86ENCODER AIInput port of rotary encoder (volume).
87ENCODER BIInput port of rotary encoder (volume).
88TU DC OFFOPower control port for tuner.
89FAN INIDetection port for fan level.
90~92KEY(1~3)IKey signal inputs.
93LEVEL LIInput port of REC amplifier.
94LEVEL RIInput port of REC amplifier.
95PLL CEOPLL chip enable.
96AVSS-Analog ground.
97N.C-Unused.
98VREF-A/D,D/A reference voltage.
99AVCC-Microprocessor power supply.
6-2 Audio Selector / E. Volume IC : M61510FP (IC204)
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
1REF INIInput pin of the reference amplifier.
2REF OUTOOutput pin of the reference amplifier.
3,40CD(L,R)IInput pin of the CD.
4,39MD(L,R)IInput pin of the MD.
5,38TAPE(L,R)IInput pin of the Tape play.
6,37TUNER(L,R)IInput pin of the TUNER.
7,36AUX(L,R)IInput pin of the AUX.
8,35IN VOL OUT(1,2)OOutput pin of the input volume 1 and 2.
9,34IN REC-COOutput pin of the volume input selector B1and B2.
10,33VSEL A OUT-Capacitor connection pin for the volume changing noise reduction.
11,32LOUD(1,2)-Frequency characteristic setting pin in the loudness part.
12,31BI(1,2)-Frequency characteristic setting pin in the tone control (Bass).
13,30BO(1,2)-Frequency characteristic setting pin in the tone control (Bass).
14,29MI(1,2)-Frequency characteristic setting pin in the tone control (Mid).
15,28MO(1,2)-Frequency characteristic setting pin in the tone control (Mid).
16,27TRE(1,2)-Frequency characteristic setting pin in the tone control (Treble).
17,26VSEL B OUT(1,2)OOutput pin of the volume input selector B1and B2.
18,25VOL IN(1,2)IInput pin of the main volume.
19,24VOL OUT(1,2)OOutput pin of the main volume.
20VCC-Power supply (+5.0V)
21DATAIInput pin of the serial data.
22CLKIClock input.
23GND-GND
41REC-B2OREC-B2 output.
42REC-B1OREC-B1 output.
10
RD-HD5MD/HD7
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
6-3 Rec Amplifier : BA6138 (IC205)
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
1MUTE-Mute control pin(Unused)
2OUT1OL ch output
3DET1-Unused
4IN1IInput of REC output (L ch)
5GND-GND
6IN2IInput of REC output (R ch)
7DET2-Unused
8OUT2OR ch output
9VCC-Power supply (+5.0V)
6-4 DSP IC : MN6627482WB( IC502)
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
1BCLKO Bit clock output for SRDATA.
2LRCKOL, R clock signal output.
3SRDATAOSerial data output.
4DVDD1-Digital power supply.
5DVSS1-Digital ground.
6TXODigital audio interface signal output.
7MCLKICPC command clock signal input.
8MDATAICPU command data signal input.
9MLDICPU command load signal input.Load
10SENSEOSense signal output(OFT, FESL, NACEND, NAJEND, SFG).
11FLOCKOFocus servo signal output.
12TLOCKOTracking servo signal output.
13BLKCKO Sub code block clock output. fBLKCK = 75Hz
14SQCKISub code Q data clock input pin.
15SUBQOSub code Q data signal output pin..
16DMUTEIConnected to be ground.Mute
17STATO Status signal output.
18RSTIReset signal input.Reset
19SMCKO
20PMCKO
21TRVOTraverse forced feed output.
22TVDOTraverse drive output.
23PCO Spindle motor on signal output. L : ON (Default)
24ECMODrive signal output for spindle motor (forced mode output).
25ECSODrive signal output for spindle motor (servo error signal output).
26KICKOKick pulse output for tracking driver.
27TRDOTracking servo drive output.
28FODOFocus drive output.
29VREFIReference power supply for DA output section.
30FBALOFocus balance adjusting output.
31TBALOTracking balance adjusting output.
32FEIFocus error signal input (analog input).
33TEITracking error signal input (analog input).
34RFENVIRF envelope signal input (analog input).
35VDETI/O Software vibrating detection monitor output when command isDetected
36OFTIOff track signal input.Off Track
8.4672MHz clock signal output when MSEL is H.
4.2336MHz clock signal output when MSEL is L.
88.2kHz clock signal output when default.
Play signal output when command is carry out.
Vibrating detection signal input when default.
executed.
Active
HL
Play
11
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
37TRCRSITrack cross signal input pin (analog input).
38RFDETIRF detector signal input pin.Detected
39BDOIDrop out signal input.Drop Out
40LDONO Laser on signal output.ON
41PLLF2I/O PLL loop filter switching pin.
42TOFSOTracking offset adjusting output.
43WVELODouble speed status signal output.
44ARFIRF signal input.
45IREFIReference current input pin.
46DRFIDSL bias pin.
47DSLFI/O DSL loop filter pin.
48PLLFI/O PLL loop filter pin.
49VCOFI/O VCO loop filter pin.
50AVDD2-Analog power supply for DSL, PLL, and DA output section.
51AVSS2-Analog ground for DSL, PLL, and DA output section.
52EFM/CK384O
53PCK/DSLBOPLL clock output (fPCK = 4.3218MHz) or DSL balance output.
54VCOF2I/O Jitter free VCO loop filter pin.
55SUBCO Sub code serial output.
56SBCKIClock input for sub code serial output.
57VSS-GND
58X1ICrystal oscillation circuit input. f =16.9344MHz, 33.8688MHz
59X2OCrystal oscillation circuit output. f =16.9344MHz, 33.8688MHz
60VDD-Power supply for crystal oscillation circuit.
61BYTCKO
62CLDCKOSub code frame clock signal output (fCLDCK = 7.35kHz) when
63FCLKO Crystal frame clock signal output (fFCLK = 7.35kHz) when
64IPFLAGOInterpolation flag signal output.
65FLAGOFlag signal output.
66CLVSOSpindle servo phase synchronism signal output.CLV
67CRCOSub code CRC checked output.OKNG
68DEMPHO De-emphasis detection signal output.ON
69RESYOwhen IOSEL is H.
70IOSELISwitching pin for mode.
71TESTITest pin.Normal
72AVDD1-Analog power supply for audio output section.
73OUTLOL ch audio output.
74AVSS1-Analog ground for audio output section.
75OUTROR ch audio output.
76RSELIRSEL is L when bright level is L.
EFM signal output when IOSEL is H.
16.9344MHz clock output when IOSEL is L.
Bite clock signal output when IOSEL is H.
Traverse stop signal output when IOSEL is L.
General IO pin when default.
command is carry out.
General IO pin when default.
command is carry out.
Re-frame synchronism signal RESY output of frame synchronism
H : Synchronized L : Non synchronized
• RF signal polarity assignment pin when default.
RSEL is H when bright level is H.
• General IO pin when command is executed.
RF signal polarity assignment is set by command.
Stop Mode
Active
HL
Double
Speed
12
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
77CSELI
78PSELI
79MSELI
80SSELI
6-5 D/A Converter : PCM1742 (IC507)
Pin No.Pin NameI/ODescription
1BCKIAudio data bit clock input.
2DATAIAudio data digital input.
3LRCKIAudio data latch enable input.
4DGND-Digital ground.
5VDD-Digital power supply (+3.3V).
6VCC-Analog power supply (+5V).
7VOUTLOAnalog output for L-channel.
8VOUTROAnalog output for R-channel.
9AGND-Analog ground.
10VCOM-Common voltage decoupling.
11ZEROROZero flag output for R-channel.
12ZEROLOZero flag output for L-channel.
13MDIMode control data input.
14MCIMode control clock input.
15MLIMode control latch input.
16SCKISystem clock input.
Designation of oscillation frequency.
H : f = 33.8688MHz L : f = 16.9344MHz
Test pin (Normal : L ) when IOSEL is H.
SRDATA input when IOSEL is L.
SMCK output when IOSEL is H. Switching pin of frequency.
H : SMCK = 8.4672MHz L : SMCK = 4.2336MHz
LRCK input when IOSEL is L.
H : Lch data, L : Rch data SMCK = 4.2336MHz (Fixed)
SUBQ output mode switching pin when IOSEL is H.
H : Q code buffer use mode L : CLDCK synchronism mode
BCLK input when IOSEL is L.
Q code buffer use mode
Active
HL
6-6 Digital Signal Processor : CXD2664R (X33, IC1)
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
1MNT0I/O Monitor output.
2~4MNT(1~3)OMonitor output.
5VDC0-CORE power supply.
6SWDT-Data input for microcomputer serial interface.
7SCLK-Shift clock input for microcomputer serial interface.
8XLAT-Latch input for microcomputer serial interface. Latched at the falling edge.
9VSC0-CORE GND.
10SRDTOData output for microcomputer serial interface.
11SENSO
12XRSTIReset input. Low : reset
13SQSYODisc subcode Q sync/ADIP sync output.
14DQSYOU-bit CD or MD format subcode Q sync output when the digital in source is CD or MD.
15RPWRILaser power switching. High : recording power, Low : playback power
16XINTOInterrupt request output. Low when the interrupt status occurs.
17TXIEnable signal input for recording data output. High : enable
18VDIO0-I/O power supply.
19OSCIICrystal oscillation circuit input.
20OSCOI/O Crystal oscillation circuit output. (Input when OSCN = high.)
Outputs the internal status corresponding to the microcomputer serial
interface address.
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
21OSCNIControl for feedback resistor and inverter inside oscillation circuit.
22VSIO0-I/O GND.
OSCI pin input frequency switching.
23XTSLI
24,25DIN (0,1)IDigital audio interface signal input (0,1).
26DOUTODigital audio interface signal output.
27DATAII3-wire data input for recording.
28LRCKII3-wire LR clock input for recording.
29XBCKII3-wire bit clock input for recording.
30VDC1-CORE power supply.
31VSC1-CORE GND.
32ADDTIData input from A/D converter.
33DADTOREC monitor output/decoding audio data output.
34LRCKOLR clock output to external audio block.
35XBCKOBit clock output to external audio block.
36F256O256Fs output.
37XWEOExternal DRAM write enable output.
38XOEOExternal DRAM read enable output.
39DRVDD0-DRAM interface power supply.
40DRVSS0-DRAM interface GND.
41A11OExternal DRAM address output.
42~45D3,D0,D2,D1I/O External DRAM data bus.
46XCASOExternal DRAM XCAS output.
47XRASOExternal DRAM XRAS output.
48~56
57VDC2-CORE power supply.
58VSC2-CORE GND.
59,60A04,A03OExternal DRAM address output.
61DRVDD1-DRAM interface power supply.
62DRVSS1-DRAM interface GND.
63,64TEST(0,1)IConnect to the analog power supply.
65TEST2ONo connected.
66AVD1-Analog power supply.
67ASYOOPlayback EFM full-swing output.
68ASYIIPlayback EFM comparator slice voltage input.
69BIASIPlayback EFM comparator bias current input.
70RFIIPlayback EFM RF signal input.
71AVS1-Analog GND.
72PCOO
73FILIIFilter input for master PLL of playback digital PLL and recording EFM PLL.
74FILOOFilter output for master PLL of playback digital PLL and recording EFM PLL.
75CLTVI
76PEAKIPeak hold signal input for quantity of light.
77BOTMIBottom hold signal input for quantity of light.
78ABCDISignal input for quantity of light.
79FEIFocus error signal input.
80AUX1IAuxiliary input 1.
81VCICenter voltage input.
82ADIOOTest. No connected.
A09~A10,A07,A00,
A06,A01,A05,A02
512Fs (22.5792MHz) when XTSL 1 (command) =low and XTSL = high.
1024Fs (45.1584MHz) when XTSL 1 = low and XTSL = low.
2048Fs (90.3168MHz) whe
OExternal DRAM address output.
Phase comparison output for master PLL of playback digital PLL and
recording EFM PLL.
Internal VCO control voltage input for master PLL of playback digital PLL
and recording EFM PLL.
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