4. PARTS LOCATION............................................................................................. 13
5. IC DATA .............................................................................................................. 19
6. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST ................................................................ 23
7. SERVICE MODE ................................................................................................ 26
8. BUS SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................... 30
9. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ................................................................................ 38
BALANCED
/
CD
SACD
LINE 1
LINE 2
TAPE
input
selector
TABLE OF CONTENTS
stereo
Stereo Control Amplifier
-
control
amplifier
sc
7s1
SYNC B
A
ATT
power
DISPLAY
volume
SC-7S1
Please use this service manual with referring to the user guide ( D.F.U. ) without fail.
SC-7S1
Part no 340J855020
First Issue 2003.09
ecm
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MARANTZ DESIGN AND SERVICE
Using superior design and selected high grade components, MARANTZ company has created the ultimate in stereo sound.
Only original
MARANTZ parts can insure that your MARANTZ product will continue to perform to the specifications for which
it is famous.
Parts for your
MARANTZ equipment are generally availab le to our National Marantz Subsidiary or Agent.
ORDERING PARTS :
Parts can be ordered either by mail or by Fax.. In both cases, the correct part number has to be specified.
The following information must be supplied to eliminate delays in processing your order :
1. Complete address
2. Complete part numbers and quantities required
3. Description of parts
4. Model number for which part is required
5. Way of shipment
6. Signature : any order form or Fax. must be signed, otherwise such part order will be considered as null and void.
CAUTION : After servicing this appliance and prior to returning to customer, measure the resistance between either primary AC
cord connector pins ( with unit NOT connected to AC mains and its Power switch ON ), and the face or F ront Panel of product and
controls and chassis bottom.
Any resistance measurement less than 1 Megohms should cause unit to be repaired or corrected before AC po w er is applied, and
verified before it is return to the user/customer.
Ref. UL Standard No. 1492.
In case of difficulties, do not hesitate to contact the Technical
Department at above mentioned address.
Trim Level Adjustment Range ......................................................................................................................±6dB(0.5dB step)
Power Requirement [/F] ............................................................................................................................. AC 100V 50/60Hz
[/N] .................................................................................................................................. AC 230V 50Hz
[/U] .................................................................................................................................. AC 120V 60Hz
Power Consumption [/F]...................................................................................................................................................18 W
[/N]...................................................................................................................................................22 W
[/U].................................................................................................................................................. 0.2 A
General
Maximum Dimensions............................................................................................................ 459(W) x 136(H) x 441 (D) mm
33 N.C. --
34 N.C. --
35 (NMI) ICE4 Pull Up
36 P80(FTCI) N.C. I
37 P81(FTIOA) RC5 I Capture input port IR capture
38 P82(FTIOB) VOL-CLK O Output port WM8816 Clock
39 P83(FTIOC) VOL-DAT O Output port WM8816 Data Input / Output
40 P84(FTIOD) Master_H O Output port BUS control
41 P85 ICE1 For ICE connection
42 P86 ICE2 For ICE connection
43 P87 ICE3 For ICE connection
44 P20(SCK3) N.C. I
45 P21(RXD) RXD I Data input port SYSTEM Control bus input
46 P22(TXD) TXD O Data output port SYSTEM Control bus output
47 N.C. --
48 N.C. --
49 N.C. --
50 N.C. --
51 P14(IRQ0) DISP-CLR O Output port NJU3716,NJU3719
Clear signal input
52 P15(IRQ1) DISP-CLK O Output port NJU3716,NJU3719
Clock signal input
53 P16(IRQ2) DISP-DAT O Output port NJU3716,NJU3719
Serial data input
54 P17
(IRQ3/TRGV)
DISP-STB O Output port NJU3716,NJU3719
Strobe signal input
55 (PB4/AN4) N.C. I
56 (PB5/AN5) N.C. I
57 (PB6/AN6) N.C. I
58 (PB7/AN7) N.C. I
59 (PB3/AN3) DISPLAY I Input port L(SW ON)
60 (PB2/AN2) N.C. I
61 (PB1/AN1) ATT I Input port L(SW ON)
62 (PB0/AN0) ID Switch I Analog input port 1=4.5~5.0V
1 N.C. --
2 N.C. --
3 (AVcc) AVcc I Analog power
4 (X2) X2 O Sub clock
5 (X1) X1 I Sub clock Connect to GND
6 (VCL) Vcl I Internal less voltage
power pin
7 (RES) RES I Reset pin
8 (TEST) TEST I Test pin Connect to GND
9 (VSS) GND I Ground
10 (OSC2) OSC2 O System clock
11 (OSC1) OSC1 I System clock
12 (Vcc) +5 I Power supply
13 P50(WKP0) Volume A I External Interrupt Req. Active H
14 P51(WKP1) Volume B I External Interrupt Req. Active H
15 N.C. --
16 N.C. --
17 N.C. --
18 N.C. --
19 P52(WKP2) Selector A I External Interrupt Req. Active H
20 P53(WKP3) Selector B I External Interrupt Req. Active H
21 P54(WKP4) Mute-1 O Output port L(MUTE ON)
22 P55
Mute-2 O Output port L(MUTE ON)
(WKP5/ADTRG)
23 P10(TMOW) Mute-B O Output port WM8816 Mute
24 P11 N.C. I
25 P12 N.C. I
26 (SDA) SDA I/O I2C data output port Serial data to
27 (SCL) SCL O I2C clock I/O port Serial clock to
28 P74(TMRIV) VOL-CSA O Output port WM8816 Chip Select
29 P75(TMCIV) VOL-CSB O Output port WM8816 Chip Select
30 P76(TMOV) Power
I External Interrupt Req. H(POWER OFF)
Off
31 N.C. --
32 N.C. --
2122
AT24C04 EEPROM
AT24C04 EEPROM
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6. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST
001D
007D
005D
5128
3X6( U)
003Dx2
013D
( 003B)
x6
5150
3X6( M)
x4
5128
3X8( M)
x4
921Gx4
057Bx2
( 006B)
041B
017D
5128
3X4( U)
x2
015D
5128
3X8( M)
x2
035B
( 010B)
x7
(007B)
(008B)
001B
FRONT PANEL ASSY.
5128
3X4( U)
5126
3X10( M)
P2 6 1
5150
3X8( M)
( 009B)
( 002B)
009D
x6
5128
3X6( U)
x6
x6
011B
052Bx2
020Dx2
914Gx2
5104
3X6( M)
x2
015B
027Bx2
5110
3X8( M)
x4
045Bx2
019Bx2
019Dx2
5128
3X6( M)
x2
048B
017B
5128
3X4( U)
P8 91
013B
026B
024B
( 004B)
5129
3X8( M)
x7
005D
5110
3X4( U)
x4
025B
023B
020Bx2
5128
3X6( M)
039Bx2
( 5128)
3X8( M)
x4
5126
3X8( M)
x2
5405
047Bx6
5128
3X4( U)
x2
P3 0 1
053Bx2
3( M)
x7
PU01
022B
5128
3X8( M)
SYMBOL STYLE
5104
5110
5126
5128
5129
5146
5150
5204
5405
002D
5128
3X8( M)
x4
PU61
030Bx4
049B
5128
3X4( U)
x4
5129
x2
3X8( B)
5128
3X8( M)
x2
037B
L002
5110
3X4( U)
x4
x4
T100
PARTS NAME
+F.H.M.SCREW
+B.H.M.SCREW
+B. H. TAP TI TE SCREW W/WASHER
+B. H. TAP T I TE SCREW( B TYPE)
+B. H. TAP T I TE SCREW(W/T . L . WASHER)
+B.H.M. SCREW(W/T.L.WASHER)
+F . H. TAP T I TE SCREW(B TYPE)
+H. H. T APT. BOLTSFL ANGE( S TITE)
TOOTHED L OCK WASHERS
5204
4X8( M)
L001
x8
WITH
5110
3X6( U)
x3
5405
4( M)
x8
P851
5146
3x6( M)
x2
PU51
5128
4X8( M)
5110
3X6( U)
x7
046Bx4
x3
008Gx10
5204
4X8( M)
x2
058Bx2
050B
024G
021Gx2
5129
3X8( B)
P25 1
055Bx4
021B
x7
MARK MATERI AL/ FINISH
(M)
STEEL/ COPPER
(U)
STEEL/ BLACK
(A),(B)
STEEL/ CHROMAT E
5110
3X6( U)
x4
PS0 1
5110
3X6( U)
x4
5146
3X6( M)
x1
5129
8( M)
3X
x2
023Gx3
x3
005G
904G
001K- 006K
P801
014G
020Gx2
012G
002Gx4
907Gx4
PF0 1
906G
PS7 1
5146
3X6( M)
x2
5128
3X6( B)
007Gx9
5110
3X6( U)
x4
902G
5110
3X6( U)
x4
x3
H01Kx12
018G
026G
5150
3X10( U)
x2
917G
x2
015G
5150
3X10( U)
x7
J001
5110
3X6( M)
5128
8( M)
3X
x2
P271
5128
3X8( M)
x2
919G
x2
5146
3X6( M)
x2
5128
3X6( B)
x2
5128
4X20( M)
x4
5128
3X8( M)
x2
001G
5405
4( M)
x4
W001
920Gx2
916Gx14
901G
5110
3X6( M)
x7
PH01
001K- 006K
5150
3X10( U)
x6
5150
3X8( M)
x8
5129
3X8( M)
x5
5126
3X8( M)
x2
5110
3X8( M)
x6
013K- 018K
x6
033Bx2
2324
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POS.
NO
VERS.
COLOR
PART NO.
(FOR PCS)
DESCRIPTION
PART NO.
(MJI)
POS.
NO
VERS.
COLOR
PART NO.
(FOR PCS)
DESCRIPTION
PART NO.
(MJI)
001B 340J248510 FRONT PANEL ASSY 340 J2485 10
002B 340J248110 FRONT PANEL 340 J248 110
003B 340J063110 ESCUTCHEON LEFT 340 J0 63 11 0
004B 340J063120 ESCUTCHEON RIGHT 340J063120
006B 339J353110 RING FOR METER 339J 353110
007B 339J158010 WINDOW FOR METER 339J1 58010
008B 339J353120 RING FOR POWER SW. 339J35 3120
009B 340J355010 LENS FOR IR 340J35 50 10
010B 269J355010 LENS FOR INPUT SEL /ATT 269J 35 50 10
015B 339J270110 BUTTON FOR POWER SW. 339J270110
020B 340J270110 BUTTON FOR DISPLAY /ATT 340J27 0110
1. To enter the Service Mode, press the POWER s witch with pressing the DISPLAY and ATT buttons on the main unit to switch
power ON, or when the remote code '166363' is received while power is ON.
2. The version number is displayed as '×××' on the 7-segment LED.
The Light-up LED is lit (other LEDs lit off).
"×××" means version ×.××.
3. Press the ATT button to light the LEDs one by one (except the Light-up LED which is always lit) , and 'LEd' is displayed.
4. Press the ATT button to light each 7-segment LED one by one.
All LEDs (including the Light-up LED) are lit off.
5. Press the ATT button to light all the 7-segment LEDs and the LEDs.
6. Press the ATT button to display the ID number.
If the ID number switch on the rear panel is changed, the displayed ID number also changes (polling at 250ms intervals).
7. Press the ATT button to display 'BUS', one second after followed by 'BOK' or 'BNG'.
'BNG' is displayed if the unit is unable to receive the command that has issued by the unit itself.
'BOK' is displayed if the unit is able to receive the command that has issued by the unit itself.
The circuit is designed to go through the command, so 'BOK' is displayed e ven if the remote cable is not connected. 'BNG'
is displayed when the cable is in a closed-loop and the unit is the Master , or when the cable is not connected and the unit
is a Slave.
8. Press the ATT button to display 'Uol'.
The display changes to 'Up' if the Volume knob is turned clockwise, and to 'dUn' if it is turned counter-clockwise.
9. Press the ATT button to display 'SEI'.
When the INPUT SELECTOR is changed the corresponding LED is lit.
10. Press the ATT button to display 'Att'.
The corresponding text is displayed for the operation buttons and knobs as shown below.
SWKey
Displayed
text
7Seg
Front Display DSP dSp
Front ATT ATT Att
RC BALANCE
RC SACD/CD
RC LINE-1
RC LINE-2
RC TAPE
RC Volume UP
RC Volume Down
RC ATT
RC Trim
RC EXIT
RC A-Trim Up
RC A-Trim Down
RC B-Trim Up
RC
11. This completes all the tests. Press the DISPLAY and ATT buttons to return to Step1., or press the POWER switch to turn
power OFF. Note that the Service Mode is terminated if power is turned OFF at any point during steps 1. to 10.
When the Service Mode is terminated the memory is cleared and the system is initialized.
The Input Selector, Volume level, ATT level, and TRIM level are stored in memory, therfore use this Service Mode to
initialize the system.
[Microcomputer Initial Setup]
Input Selector: SACD/CD
Volume: -∞
TRIM setup value: +/-0dB (for channels A and B)
ATT setup value: -20dB
REMOTE COMMANDS TABLE
No.Key nameRC code
1BALANCED
2SACD/CD
3LINE-1
4LINE-2
5TAPE
6VOLUME UP
7VOLUME DOWN
8ATT
9TRIM SELECT
10EXIT
11A-TRIM UP
12A-TRIM DOWN
13B-TRIM UP
14B-TRIM DOWN[Rch level-] 16 26 04
Operation details
Select balanced input terminal
Select SACD/CD input terminal
Select Line-1 input terminal
Select Line-2 input terminal
Select Tape input terminal
Master Volume UP
Master Volume DOWN
The value that subtracted the ATT value
from the Vol. value.
Press again to return to the original setup value.
Change TRIM Mode/TRIM setup unit.
Exit from TRIM Mode.
In TRIM mode: TRIM level UP
In TRIM mode: TRIM level DOWN
In TRIM mode: TRIM level UP
In TRIM mode: TRIM level DOWN
< Features >
This unit employs a bus system incorporating the 'e-Bus' (bi-directional pack et communications) concept, and is used f or control
of independent and system operation.
The Master unit controls all the bus sysytem.
The bus system provides for mutual recognition, with control commands and status inf ormation being sent and received between
units, thus allowing linked operation of multiple units.
When multiple Slave units are connected to the Master unit and power is switched ON, the system is set up (volume value,
functions) automatically, and setup for each Slave unit is therefore unnecessary.
The Master unit manages system operation when the ID number switch is set to [1]. Slave units are managed and controlled by
the Master when the ID number switch is set to [2] to [6].
Up to six units can be connected to the bus.
< Connections >
This bus system uses hardware relays for bus communications unrestricted by ON/OFF switching of multiple SC-7S1 power
supplies. The first and last units need not be directly connected, and units are connected by a single remote cable (Mini DIN
cable).
A slave unit can be added to the existing system an ywhere in the b us loop. ID numbers are not required to be set in the order of
the connection. The master can recognize the slave units regardless of the connection order of the ID numbers.
As the SC-7S1 bus system is unique, only SC-7S1s can be connected.
< Operation >
Only units in operation (power ON) are recognized and treated as e xisting units on the b u s . When power for a Slave unit is OFF
the hardware relay lets through the unit on the bus.
ID numbers are set with the ID number switches on the rear panel.
Button commands and remote commands received by the Master unit are transmitted to the sla v es depending on the command
content.
Commands from remote controller are received only by the Master unit (not by Slave units).
When the Master unit receives the command without any modification,the command is what has been transmitted b y the Master
itself to the bus upon power on, the Master assumes that no slave is connected and turns into stand alone operation.
RS-232C interface specifications (4800bps, 8 data bits, non-parity, 1 stop bit) is used as the specifications for this bus system
communication. For sound quality, communication occurs only when an operation is made. Polling is not used.
When multiple units are connected, the bus loop is established regardless of whether Sla ve unit power is ON or OFF. The only
case in which data is not returned to the Master unit is therefore when the connection is not phisically made.
The critical point fot service is whether or not data sent from TXD (pin 46 on the microcomputer) while Master unit power is ON
is received at RXD (pin 45 on the microcomputer). If there is a problem and data is lost, 'E12' error is displayed on the Master
unit. In this case, there ma y be a short circuit in the pattern or a part may be broken . Chec k the Data Flo w diagram and tr ace the
TXD data.
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Remote Bus Connection
ID Numbers
Each unit is identified by a set ID number.
Each ID number is set by the user.
The unit with ID=1 is as the Master. ID=1 is also used for stand-alone (single-unit) operation.
If there are multiple units with the same ID number, connection error occurs and the error code is displayed,
The Master must be at the top in the bus connection.
ID numbers 2 to 6 connected after the Master are assumed to be for Slave units.
The Master controls all the Slave units connected to the bus.
Units with the ID numbers 2 to 6 cannot be operated independently. Those units require control signals from the Master unit for
operation. The last unit connected on the bus is referred to as the End Slave unit.
Outline of Bus Connections
END
ID=1
Master
OUT
IN
ID=2
Slave
Return
END
ID=1
Master
IN
OUTOUTOUTOUTOUT
IN
ID=2
Slave
ID=3
ININININ
Slave
ID=4
Slave
ID=5
Slave
ID=6
Slave
OUT
Return
The units are connected to the bus with the supplied remote cable (Mini DIN 8p).
The units are connected via photocouplers (Q273) and that is floated for sound quality, so a Hot and Cold pair is used for
communication.
The bus connection is established by receipt of the Return signal (dotted line) from the End Slave.
The circuit is designed to detect automatically if the unit is the End Slave. And if so the unit sends the Retur n signal to the
Master.
The circuit is designed that the bus connection is established even if power of a Slave unit is OFF.
Actually, the remote cable (dotted line arrow) from the End Slave to the Master is not necessary, the bus (solid line arrows) is
bidirectional so the Return signal returns to Master through the bus.
The ID numbers are displayed for approximately 3 seconds upon power ON, after that the volume level is displayed for
approximately 5 seconds. Mute is released approximately 8 seconds after power ON.
Bus communication begins at power ON. The Sync LEDs on the display are lit if there is no problem with the communication.
Master and Slave units are identified by the green and read sync LEDs respectively.
If making communication is impossible the Sync LED does not light and the error code is displayed.
As the Master unit controls all the units connected on the bus, Slave units cannot be operated directly (except for power
switches). Only the Master unit accepts commands from the remote controller.
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ID=1
Master
ID=1
Master
IN
END
IN
ID=2
Slave
OUT
Return
IN
ID=2
Slave
OUTOUTOUTOUTOUT
ID=3
ININININ
Slave
ID=4
Slave
ID=5
Slave
Return
END
ID=6
Slave
OUT
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Circuit Description
The P271 board is the bus connection interface board. The 8-pin Mini DIN cable is used for the reomote bus connection between
the units.
IN (J272)
Number Terminal Terminal description
1 IN-H Remote IN Hot
2 IN-C Remote IN Cold
3 Return-H Return Hot from End Slave
4 Return-C Return Cold from End Slave
5 M-G ND Master GND
6 M-G ND Master GND
7 +12V Relay drive +12V supplied from Master
8 -12V Relay drive -12V supp li ed from Master
OUT (J273)
Number Terminal Terminal description
1 OUT-H Remote OUT Hot
2 OUT-C Remote OU T Cold
3 Return-H Return Hot from End Slave
4 Return-C Return Cold from End Slave
5 Det ect End Slave detect
6 M-G ND Master GND
7 +12V Relay drive +12V supplied from Master
8 -12V Relay drive -12V supp li ed from Master
Signal 3 and 4 are Return signals from the End Slave to the Master, so the remote cab le connectiong from the End Sla ve to the
Master is not necessary.
The +12V (7) and -12V (8) are supplied from the Master, and drive the End rela y (L275) when the End Slav e is detected. M-GND
is also connected to Master GND as with the 12V power supply.
Relay L275 is switched ON when the unit is the End Slave. As this relay is driven from the Master, it is switched ON even if the
End Slave power is OFF.
Relays L273 and L274 are ON when the unit is set as the Master.
Relays L271 and L272 are ON when power is turned ON. This estab lishes the communications route e v en if Sla ve power is OFF.
The photocoupler Q273 is the interface which sends the signal input to J272 to the microcomputer . It is being floated for sound
quality.
End Slave Detection
The End Slave is detected from the voltage difference between OUT (J273) 5 and 6.
When a further slave is connected, OUT (J273) is connected to the IN (J272) of this unit.
As IN (J272) 5 and 6 are short-circuited, the transistor (Q277) and the End relay (L275) are switched OFF.
When a further slave is not connected, 5 and 6 are not short-circuited so the unit is detected as the End Slave. The transistor
(Q277) and the End relay (L275) are switched ON.
When the End relay (L275) is switched ON the circuit is s witched to send Return signal to the Master, so that the b us connection
is established.
ID
Set voltage
number
1 4.5 to 5.0V
2 3.7 to 4.5V
3 2.9 to 3.7V
4 2.2 to 2.9V
5 1.4 to 2.2V
6 0 to 1.4V
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1 IN-H Remote in Hot
2 IN-C Remote in Cold
3 Return-H
4 Return-C
5 M-GND
6 M-GND
7 +12V
8 -12V
1 OUT-H Remote OUT Hot
2 OUT-C Remote OUT Cold
3 Return-H
4 Return-C
5 Detect
6 M-GND
7 +12V
8 -12V
END Slave
END Slave
MasterGND
MasterGND
Master
Master
END Slave
END Slave
END Slave
Master
Master
Master
GND
Return Hot
Return Cold
+12V
-12V
Return Hot
Return Cold
+12V
-12V
ID
1
2
3
4
5
6
4.5
3.7
2.9
2.2
1.4
0
5.0V
4.5V
3.7V
2.9V
2.2V
1.4V
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Error Messages
Switch power OFF if any of the following error messages are displayed while multiple units are in use and connected to the bu s
via the remote terminal.
Error
Code
1 E02 Multiple units set for ID No.2.
2 E03 Multiple units set for ID No.3.
3 E04 Multiple units set for ID No.4.
4 E05 Multiple units set for ID No.5.
5 E06 Multiple units set for ID No.6.
6 E07 Communication between ID No.1 (Master)
and ID No.2 to 6 (Slave) impossible.
7 E08 Multiple units set for ID No.1 (Master). Change the ID number on the ID number
Meaning Measures required
Change the ID number on the ID number
selector switch to avoid duplication.
Check IN and OUT, and make sure that the
bus connection cable is inserted correctly.
selector switch to avoid duplication.
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+5V
Master ON
Relay
END Relay
Power ON
Relay x 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
6
5
4
3
2
1
Master_H
ID
BUS IN
BUS OUT
+12V
M-GND
M-GND
Return-c
Return-H
IN-C
IN-H
+12V
M-GND
Detect
Return-C
Return-H
OUT-C
OUT-H
L274
-12V
+12V
Master ON
Relay
L273
Lo
Q277
L275
Q274
S274(ID SW)
Q275
Q273
L271
L271
L272
Q276
Hi
-12V
-12V
IN
OUT
Q201
40
45
46
S274
62
+5V
Master ON
Relay
END Relay
Power ON
Relay x 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
6
5
4
3
2
1
Master_H
ID
BUS IN
BUS OUT
+12V
M-GND
M-GND
Return-c
Return-H
IN-C
IN-H
+12V
M-GND
Detect
Return-C
Return-H
OUT-C
OUT-H
L274
-12V
+12V
Master ON
Relay
L273
Lo
Q277
L275
Q274
Q275
Q273
L271
L271
L272
Q276
Lo
-12V
- 12V
Q201
40
45
46
S274
62
+5V
Master ON
Relay
END Relay
Power ON
Relay x 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
6
5
4
3
2
1
Master_H
ID
BUS IN
BUS OUT
+12V
M-GND
M-GND
Return-c
Return-H
IN-C
IN-H
+12V
M-GND
Detect
Return-C
Return-H
OUT-C
OUT-H
L274
-12V
+12V
Master ON
Relay
L273
Hi
Q277
L275
Q274
Q275
Q273
L271
L271
L272
Q276
Lo
-12V
- 12V
Q201
40
45
46
S274
62
ID:2
ID:3
ID:1
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
MASTER
SLAVE
SLAVE
S274(ID SW)
S274(ID SW)
: OUT- H, IN- H (BUS IN/OUT)
: Return-H (BUS Return)
: Return-C (Master BUS GND)
2) On the occasion, be confirmed the common parts on
the parts list.
3) Refer to “Common Parts List” for the other common
parts (RI05, DD4, DK4).
➆
{
One-way type, Mylar ±10% 50V
Capacity value
NOTE ON SAFETY :
SymbolFire or electrical shock hazard. Only original
parts should be used to replaced any part marked with
symbol . Any other component substitution (other
than original type), may increase risk of fire or electrical
shock hazard.
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POS.
NO
VERS.
COLOR
PART NO.
(FOR EUR)
DESCRIPTION
PART NO.
(MJI)
POS.
NO
VERS.
COLOR
PART NO.
(FOR EUR)
DESCRIPTION
PART NO.
(MJI)
P101 - MAIN UNIT
CIRCUIT BOARD
P101- CAPACITORS
CC11 nsp CER.50V DC 0.1µF +80%-20% DD38104010
CC31 nsp
ns p ELECT.220µF ±20% 25V ARA OA22702550
CC34 nsp
CC35 nsp
nsp ELECT.1000µF/25V ARA OA10802550
CC38 nsp
CC51 nsp ELECT.22µF ±20% 25V ARS OA22602540
CC52 nsp ELECT.22µF ±20% 25V ARS OA22602540
CC55 nsp ELECT.220µF ±20% 25V ARS O A22702540
CC56 nsp ELECT.220µF ±20% 25V ARS O A22702540
CC57 nsp CER.50V DC 0.1µF +80%-20% DD38104010
C405
OF55221590 FILM 220pF 200V OF 55 22 1590
C408
C409
ns p ELECT.22µF ±20% 25V ARS OA 22602540
C412
C415 OF55221590 FILM 220pF 200V ±5% FAS OF 5522159 0
C416 OF55221590 FILM 220pF 200V ±5% FAS OF 5522159 0
C417
ns p ELECT.22µF ±20% 25V ARS OA 22602540
C420
C423 OF55221590 FILM 220pF 200V ±5% FAS OF 5522159 0
C424 OF55221590 FILM 220pF 200V ±5% FAS OF 5522159 0
C425
ns p ELECT.22µF ±20% 25V ARS OA 22602540
C428
C431 OF55221590 FILM 220pF 200V ±5% FAS OF 5522159 0
C432 OF55221590 FILM 220pF 200V ±5% FAS OF 5522159 0
C433
ns p ELECT.22µF ±20% 25V ARS OA 22602540
C436
C439 OF55221590 FILM 220pF 200V ±5% FAS OF 5522159 0
C440 OF55221590 FILM 220pF 200V ±5% FAS OF 5522159 0
C441
ns p ELECT.22µF ±20% 25V ARS OA 22602540
C444
C451
ns p CER.50V DC 0.1µF +80%-20% DD 38104010
C460
C461
ns p ELECT.10µF 35V ARS OA10603540
C464
C505
OF55101590 FILM 100pF 200V ±5% FAS OF5 51 01590
C508
C509
ns p ELECT.22µF ±20% 25V ARS OA 22602540
C512
C513
ns p ELECT.470µF 25V ARS OA47702540
C516
C525
ns p ELECT.220µF ±20% 25V ARA OA22702550
C528
C529 nsp CER.50V DC 0.1µF +80%-20% DD 38104010
C530 nsp CER.50V DC 0.1µF +80%-20% DD 38104010
C533 OF15103540 FILM APSV 103J,
OF15103540
0.01µF(TP) 100V PP
NOTE : "nsp" PART IS LISTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY, MARANTZ WILL NOT SUPPLY THESE PARTS.
C535
OF55104580 FILM 0.1µF 100V ±5% FNS OF5 51 04580
C538
C539
ns p ELECT.22µF 25V ARA OA22602550
C542
C543
ns p ELECT.22µF ±20% 25V ARS OA 22602540
C550
C551
OF15102540 FILM 1000pF ±5% 100V APSV OF15 10 25 40