your total service needs. Because various countries have
differing configuration requirements, it is necessary that you contact the service facility in your particular country.
the event that there
is
no service location listed for your country, please, contact
the
nearest facility for the necessary
assistance.
In
case
of
difficulties,
do
not hesitate to contact the Technica!
Department at abovementioned address.
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DOCUMENTATION
The documentation consists
The number
of
the page number.
The second digit
of
the chapter is indicated by the first digit
of
the page number
of
chapters.
is
the sequence
numbering.
lf
modifications
supplementary
or
supplements require new
or
replacement pages, the page
number is extended with a third part:
A digit behind the page number indicates that
concerns a supplementary page.
A replacement page
is
indicated by a letter behind the
page number.
Example
3-6
3-6-1
3-6-a
is page 6
of
chapter 3
is a supplementary page behind page 3-6
is the replacement page
page 3-6 can be removed
of
page 3-6 (so
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documentation).
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the set chip components have been applied.
For disassembly and assembly
see
the figure below.
of
chip components
il
the
TABLE OF CONTENTS PER PAGE
Chapter
1
Page
1
Contènts
Explanation
of
handling chip components
Operation
1
1
1
2
2
2
Operation
3
4
Technica! data
Disassembly
1
Demounting CDM, exploded view
2
tray mechanism
2
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
Exploded view cabine!
3
Black diagram
1
Servicing hints
2
Faultfinding tree
1
Measurements and adjustments
2
Measurements and-adjustments
3
M~asurements and adjustments
4
Measurements and adjustments
5
Measurements and adjustments
6
Error table
7
Servo
1
2
+ pre-amplifier circuit
Motor circuit, motor panel, motor
control
Servo + pre-amplifier panel
5
5
3
Servo
4
+ pre-amplifier panel, angle
setting
Decoding I circuit
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
5
Decoding Il circuit
6
Drawing
7
Drawing
8
Decoding
9
10
Control & display panel
FTD-kill circuit, FTD-kill panel
11
Power supply circuit
12
Power supply panel
13
Wiring diagram
14
Electrical partslist
1
Electrical partslist chip
2
of
of
PCB
PCB
111
circuit
components
Description
6
6
3
4
Description
of
of
layout, contents,
of
the cabine!
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symbols
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1
closes when the front is pressed briefly.
2 DISPLAY
- lnforms you about the functioning
- Displays details from the disc contents list.
3
«SEARCH»
Fast search for a particular passage ( « backwards; »
forwards).
yY"hen
mcreased and the sound switched off.
4 PAUSE
For
5 STOP/CM
- Stopping play (STOP)
- Erasing a program (CM = Clear Memory).
23
OF
PLAYER (Fig. 1)
tray
on
used
interrupting play.
24
which the
in
conjunction with FAST, the search speed is
25
26
OPEN
button is situated; the tray
of
the player.
6 PLAY/REPLAY
- Starting play (PLAY)
- Returning
The blue light at
as
7 K<TRACK>>t
- Selecting another
- Selecting a track
- Selecting tracks when programming.
(K<
8 POWER
For switching the player on and off.
9 LEVEL
Adjusting
10
PHONES
Connecting headphones.
PLAY
!rom
to
the beginning
the
indication.
high
the
volume when listening with headphones.
right-hand side
track
to
start play with.
to
low;
>>t
44
of a track
during play.
!rom
low
27 28
319
(REPLAY).
of
the player acts
to
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12
SHUFFLE
Playing in a random order.
13
TIME
Selecting the time information you
- REM TIME: The remaining playing time
(REM=
- TTL
- LAP TIME: The elapsed playing time
elapsed).
14
REPEAT
Repeating a
The REP button on the remote
same function.
15
A<>B
Storing the start and
repeated.
16
AMS
Automatically playing
Automatic
17
FTS
Activating the Favourite Track Selection circuit (FTS=
Favourite Track Selection).
18 REMOTE SENSOR
Receives the signals
19 MEMO
Storing details when compiling a program.
The M button on
same function.
20
CANCEL
- Cancelling mistakes when compiling a program.
- Deleting an item from_a program.
- Erasing favourite
The C button on
function.
21
RECALL
Reviewing and checking a program.
REAR OF PLA VER (Fig. 2)
All
connectlons
•
power
To
avoid cross-connection
•
a time.
22
SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL IN/OUT
- For an external slgnal receiver
- For the remote control system
23
ELECTRICAL
For
as CD-I.
This
only be connected
signal. Use here a lead wlth
Important: Never
input
etc. This can damage
24
AUDIO OUT
Using
or
AUX input
you can also use
no
Note that L
R
or
25
DIGITAL OUT ON/OFF
For swltchlng
and OPTICAL) in case they
analog outputs.
26
OPTICAL
This
tor
Analog Converter, an amplifier with an optica! digital
or
a digital sound processor.
provided.
To
little cap which should only
is in use.
Important: Ensure
lead because this will hinder
27
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
28 MAINS FUSE HOLDER
has
three positions: NORM, COPY and AUTO.
want
remaining)
REM
TIME: The total remaining playing time.
disc
or
program.
stop
Mllsic
to
the
entire
digital signal processing
output
supplies a digital signal and can therefore
of
an amplifier. such as AUX, CD, TAPE, PHONO,
L/R
the
lead provided, connect these sockets
circumstances
or
red
to
the right channel.
output
supplies a digital signal via an optica] path;
this reason
prevent
dirt
the
Scan).
from
the
remote control handset
track
the
remote
to
the
rear
system
to
an input which is sultable
connect
the
of
the
(pre)amplifier.
the
TUNER
should you use
white
corresponds
off
the
DIGITAL OUT
it
can only be connected to a Oigital
entering this output,
that
points
beginning
the
selections.
control
panel
switched
of
channels,
or
one
thls
amplifier
or
disturb
For
be
there
are
the
control
handset has
of
a passage
of
each
remote
control
handset has
should
be
off.
connect
tor
the
of
a HIFI system.
future
applfcations such
cinch plug on either end.
socket
to
and
lf
this is already in use,
TAPE IN output.
the
PHONO input!.
to
the
outputs
the
this use
it
is covered with a
removed when
no
twists
conduction
to
see:
of a track
of a track
remote control.
a non-digital
the
left channel
signal
(LAP=
to
be
track
(AMS =
handset.
has
the
the
made
wlth
one
plug
for
loudspeakers.
to
the
Under
(ELECTRICAL
trom
the
the
optical lead
the
output
in
the
optical
of
l!ght.
the
same
the
at
this
CD
and
input
REMOTE CONTROL
Most
of
the
controls
also
appear
on
The functions
control
handset
1-0
digit
buttons
entry
Direct
- Selecting
- Selecting a
below
.
of
data when:
another
track/index
can only
track
or
number
the
be
operated using
index
number
or
time
with.
- Selecting
track/index
numbers
or
time
programming.
«INDEX»
- Selecting another index
- Selecting an
- Selecting
SELECT
Selecting
can
be
- Selecting another
- Selecting a
play
- Selecting
programming.
THE INFORMATION ON THE DISPLAY
Compact
Each
detailing
track
and
scans thls
to
provide
DISC
- Flashes
- Flashes
ERROR Lights
player.
DISC
and
Both
light
upside down, is
SHUFFLE
Lights
played in a random order.
RECALL
Lights
REPEAT
Lights
FTS
- f:lashes
- Flashes
- Lights
is played.
AMS
Lights
played.
A<>B
- Lights
- Flashes until
TRACK and INDEX
lndicate
numbers
index
numbers.
MIN
and SEC
lndicate:
- The remaining playing time
- The total remaining playing
- The elapsed playing time
1-24
track
Lights
traced.
disc
remain alight. Each time a
corresponding
When starting
or
scanning,
selected.
index
index
the
SELECT position. Using
entered when:
track-
with.
track-
Disc
the
numbers
the
total playlng
first
and
information via
when
you switch
when
the
up
ERROR
up
if
you
not
up
when
the
up
when you review a
up
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after
FTS has been pressed.
after
loading a
up
when a
up
during scanning when
up
whenever a passage
the
the
track
above INDEX only change
number
up
when
the
As
many
of
number
play
the
track
number
number
numbers
trackor
index
or
Index
has,
along
of
the
stores
tabla
if
you
make
try
to
start
Joaded
tracks
or
program
disc
program
stop
point
and the index
indicator
table
of
these
numbers
goes
trom
a particular point, during
number
during play.
to
start
when
programming.
or
index
number
numbers
with
tracks,
time
of
the disc.
it
In
its
memory
the
display.
the
player on.
of
contents
a mistake
play
at
all
or
on
the
disc
program.
is repeated.
which
from
the
the
is
is set.
number
of a track
time
(TIL
of a track
contents
track
out
on the
indicator indicates
number
or
the
the
while
is damaged.
has
beginning
repeated.
if
as there
has
remote control handset.
the
remote
during play.
position to
positions
play
with.
the
1-0
during play.
or
time position
time
music, a list
playing time
The
in order,
of a disc
when
the
or
in a
an FTS
FTS
memory
being played. The
the
parts
(REM TIME)
REM TIME).
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of
the
disc
are
been played,
track
start
when
digit
buttons
to
positions
during
of
of
player
always
for
is being traced.
operating the
disc
is loaded
program
number
are
program.
of
the
of
each
track
of a track
has been
tracks
on
the
indicator.
programming
the
number
contents
each
instance,
play
data
start
player
is
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the
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Amplitude linearity
Phase linearity
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Signal-to-noise ratio
Total harmonie distortion
Wow and flutter
Attenuation
position (Cueing)
Digital Data information on disc signal
Clock Eight-to-Fourteen Modulator
Clock signal Decoder-A
Clock signal Filter-B
Counter Reset lnhibit
Data signal Decoder-A
Data signal Filter-B
Deemphasis
Digital out signal
Error !lag Decoder-A
Reference Current
Mute signal
of
Audio level
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Q-channel Clock signal
Q-channel Data signal
Q-channel Request Aknowledge
Subcode clock Decoder-A
Subcode data Decoder-A
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or
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expectancy.
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repairing, make sure that you are connected via a
wrist wrap with resistance to the same potential as the
chassis of the set. Keep components and aids also at
the same potential.
The disc should always rest properly on the turntable.
To
achieve this a disc hold-down has been mounted
of
bracket
lf
the tray mechanism has to
servicing, a separate disc hold-down should
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finger-prints, etc.) are exclusive and are
unamibiguously positioned.
Damages may cause extra drop-outs etc. thus putting
an
end to the exclusivity
disc.
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that case
example the good functioning
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dust, fingerprints, etc.) and use undamaged discs.
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they have the correct values.
- Remove the transit clamps before using the player.
Store the transit clamps in a safe place.
thern_before transporting the player.
-
Conditions
- lnjection
should
supply voltage.
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th_e
than
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the drawing
points are indicated by a number (e.g.
measuring method refers .
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it
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of
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of
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lor
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of
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of
points
be
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instance, you find the indication,:.----=--~-:= this means
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Principle
With the oscilloscope the form of the voltage across
resistor 3094 in the +2 lead and across resistor 3093 in
the
current and in this way current signals (pictures) are
formed.
The current through the motor-coils A and B is
sinusoidal. This current is switched on and controlled by
the Hall lCs.
The
respect to each other. Consequently the currents through
and
A
In
figure 4 the origin
and
1.
2.
3.
4.
time, since the currents are measured through the +2
5.
position (the slider is then connected to connector
33-2(-1)).
6.
With a disc
service-loop
and adjust the trimming potentiometer back in such a
way that 3 complete pulses are visible during
(fig.
chosen
position.
The rotor magnet
Therefore the behaviour
revolution with a speed
7. Measure with a DC-voltmeter
A.
B.
C.
D.
the motor control (Hall control)
PCB)
-2
lead is seen. This voltage is a consequence
Hall
ICs are mounted at
B are shifted
-2
leads
Interrupt the
connector point
Connect a trimming potentiometer
motor print between
on the servo board.
Connect the slider with 02-4(Vc) via switch
(See
figure
Measure with
hereafter across 3093.
Do not measure across both resistors
lead
and
-2
Put the trimming potentiometer
3).
The polarity
so
V, = -1.7
Measure across 3094, value 1 = maximum 56.4 mv.
Measure across 3093, value 2 = maximum 58.8 mv.
Difference: (value 1 - value 2) maximum 6
the difference exceeds 6
value 2 are below the maximum the motor is then
wrong!
in
of
is
shown graphically.
Vc
connection by unsoldering the
36-4
5).
an
oscilloscope first across 3094 and
lead.
on
the turntable, put the set in
0.
(See trouble shooting). Switch S on
that the tops
of
+/-
0.5
an
angle
of
90 degrees with
phase
90
the current signal through the +2
on the servo + preamplifier p.c.b.
02-3(.1.)
of
the motor has 3 polespairs.
degrees.
of
and connector
the oscilloscope must
of
the pulses are
of
the motor during one
of
600 r.p.m. is visible.
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in
the maximum
on
02-4(Vc).
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in
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Flank difference
Foot
value, see
6.
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not specified
mV
mV
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Foot
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DC
9.
Examples
10.
Adjust the voltage on 02-4(Vc) with the
potentiometer back to
turn. Although the top height is much lower now the
wave form has to
is
offset.
of
at one asymmetrical pulse.
the wave form faults: see figure
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V.
The motor must still
be
symmetrical and rounded.
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Since laser, monitor diode and photodiodes are very
sensitive to statie charges, care should
during measurements and adjustments the aids and
yourself have a potential that
mechanism.
The angle setting can be checked with the glass-disc
method which
is
explained below.
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Make sure that the glass disc beds
turntable.
Place the CD mechanism under a light source, under
which there is a straight line (e.g. under a fluorescent
tube with grid).
Set the
Turn the mechanism until the
under the light source (see figure below).
Look
the reflection there
objective.
Locate the CDM
the glass disc runs across the centre of the objective.
The line reflected by the objective should fall
the surface
lines are
correct.
Turn the CD mechanism through
previous position. The arm must
90°
relativa to the
be
kept in mid-position
(see figure above).
Repeat the previous check.
Adjusting the angle setting
For adjusting the angle setting one
locking knocks tor the bearing plate on pos.
or
both
of
51
the
two
must be
taken out.
lf a check on the angle setting shows that
the
angle
falls outside the tolerance, the angle should NOT be
adjusted for minimum deviation, but it should be
adjusted within the tolerance.
The new setting should lie between the
old
setting and
the optimum setting. After adjusting the setting, the
friction
means
the magnet
The friction
reading, should
When the friction appears to be
of
the arm must be checked. This is done by
of
a spring pressure gauge which is held against
of
the focusing unit.
of
the arm, measured over the entire meter
not
be greater than
25
mN.
too
high, the RAFOC unit
must be replaced and the angle between disc and light
path adjusted.
The loek
is
adjusted as follows:
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Loosen screws C (see figure above) until bearing plate D
can be displaced. Correct the angle setting by moving
the bearing plate into the direction shown in figure below.
90217 68 k
90365
90239
90367
90203 100 k
90371 110 k
90124
90375 130 k
90091
90335
90339 180 k
90164 200 k
90098 220 k
90345
90242
90348
90178 330 k
90353 360 k
90154
90156
90288 510 k
90358 560 k
90138
90362
90245 820 k
90366 1 M
90306
90171
90372 1,5 M
90336 1,8 M
90096
90244
90151 2,4 M
90265 2,7 M
90101
90165
90248
90289 3,9 M
90569 4,3 M
90198 4,7 M
90157