COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK ON THE
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AND IN THE PARTS LIST ARE
CRITICAL FOR RISK OF FIRE AND ELECTRIC SHOCK.
REPLACE THESE COMPONENTS WITH ONKYO
PARTS WHOSE PART NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN
IN THIS MANUAL.
MAKE LEAKAGE-CURRENT OR RESISTANCE
MEASUREMENTS TO DETERMINE THA T EXPOSED
PARTS ARE ACCEPTABLY INSULATED FROM THE
SUPPLY CIRCUIT BEFORE RETURNING THE
APPLIANCE TO THE CUSTOMER.
120V AC, 60Hz
220 -230V AC, 50/60Hz
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Specifications ----------------------------------------------------------Caution on replacement of optical pickup ---------------------------
Protection of eyes from laser beam during servicing ---------------
Laser W arning Label----------------------------------------------------
Service procedures -----------------------------------------------------
Front panel view --------------------------------------------------------
Connecting to Other Components------------------------------------
Remote controller -------------------------------------------------------
Setting the day of the Week and the Time----------------------------
IC Block diagram and descriptions -----------------------------------
Microprocessor Connection Diagram---------------------------------
Microprocessor Terminal Description--------------------------------
Operation of the Microprocessor--------------------------------------
MD Mechanism Exploded view-------------------------------------
MD Mechanism Disassembly ----------------------------------------
MD Mechanism Reassembly ----------------------------------------
MD Adjustment Procedures ------------------------------------------
MD Mount View / Messages--------------------------------------------
CD Mechanism Exploded View ---------------------------------------
CD Adjustment Procdedure-------------------------------------------
Clock Adjustment Procdedure-----------------------------------------
Handling of Pickup-----------------------------------------------------
Chassis Exploded View Parts List------------------------------------
Chassis Exploded View ------------------------------------------------
Block Diagram----------------------------------------------------------
Block Diagram (Power Supply Section)------------------------------
Schematic Diagram (Amplifire Section)-----------------------------
Printed Circuit Board View 1------------------------------------------
Schematic Diagram (CD&Microprocessor Section)----------------
Printed Circuit Board View 2------------------------------------------
Schematic Diagram (Power Supply Section)-----------------------
Printed Circuit Board View 3------------------------------------------
Printed Circuit Board View Parts List--------------------------------
Wiring V ie w-------------------------------------------------------------
Packing View Parts List------------------------------------------------
Dimensions (W × H × D)205 × 154 × 356 mm
Weight5.5 kg, 12.1 lbs
Amplifier
Power output
Dynamic power2 × 23 W at 4 W
Total harmonic distortion0.4 % at rated power
IM distortion0.2 % at rated power
Damping factor25 at 8 Ω
Sensitivity and impedanceLINE, TAPE:
Frequency response10 to 50,000 Hz : +0dB / -3 dB
Tone ControlS.BASS1: +4 dB at 40 Hz
Signal to noise ratio
Muting
CD player
Signal readout systemOptical non-contact
Frequency response10 Hz to 20 kHz ( 3 dB)
Wow and flutterBelow threshold of
monthly error:30 seconds
(at 25 degrees Celsius)
8-1/16" × 6-1/16"× 14"
2 × 26 W at 4 W EIAJ
2 × 21 W at 6 W EIAJ
Rated Power
2 × 19 W min, RMS at 4 W
1 kHz no more than
0.2 % THD
150 mV, 50 kW
CDR: 150 mV, 50 kW
S.BASS2: +8 dB at 50 Hz
S.BASS3: +4 dB at 10 kHz/
+8 dB at 50 Hz
LINE, CDR, TAPE: 100dB
(IHF-A)
50 dB
measurability
MD recorder
Signal readout systemOptical non-contact
Recording time320 minutes maximum
(at LP4 mode)
Frequency response10 Hz to 20 kHz ( 3 dB)
Wow and flutterBelow threshold of
measurability
Tuner
Tuning rangeFM: 87.50 to 108.00 MHz
(50 kHz steps)
AM: 522 to 1611 kHz
(9 kHz steps)
Usable sensitivityFM Mono:11.2 dBf,
1.0 µV (75 W IHF)
Stereo:17.2 dBf,
2.0 µV (75 W IHF)
AM: 30 µV
50 dB quieting sensitivity
Capture ratio2.0 dB
Image rejection ratioFM: 85 dB
IF rejection ratioFM: 90 dB
Signal to noise ratioFM Mono : 73 dB IHF
SelectivityFM: 50 dB
Harmonic distortionFM: Mono: 0.7 %
Frequency responseFM:
Stereo separationFM: 40 dB at 1,000 Hz
Specifications and features are subject to change without noitce.
FM Mono:17.2 dBf,
2.0 µV (75 W)
Stereo:37.2 dBf,
20.0 µV (75 W)
AM: 40 dB
AM: 40 dB
Stereo : 67 dB IHF
AM: 40 dB
( 300 kHz at 40 kHz devi.)
Stereo: 0.3 %
AM: 0.7 %
30 to 15,000 Hz ( 1.5 dB)
FM:
30 dB at 100 to 10,000 Hz
CAUTION ON REPLACEMENT OF OPTICAL PICKUP
The laser diode in the optical pickup block is so sensitive to
static electricity, surge current and etc., that the components
are liable to be broken down or its reliability remarkably
deteriorated.
PRECAUTIONS
1.Ground for the work-desk.
Place a conductive sheet such as a sheet of copper
(with impedance lower than 10 Mohm) on the workdesk and place the set on the conductive sheet so that
the chassis can be grounded.
2.Grounding for the test equipments and tools.
Test equipments and toolings should be grounded in
order that their ground level is the same the ground of
the power source.
During repair,carefully take the following precautions.
(The following precautions are included in the service
parts.)
3. Grounding for the human body.
Be sure to put on a wrist-strap for grounding whose
other end is grounded.
Be particularly careful when the workers wear
synthetic fiber clothes, or air is dry.
4. Select a soldering iron that permits no leakage and
have the tip of the iron well-grounded.
5. Do not check the laser diode terminals with the
probe of a circuit tester or oscilloscope.
2
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PROTECTION OF EYES FROM LASER BEAM DURING SERVICING
FR-155
This set employs a laser. Therefore, be sure to follow carefully
the instructions below when servicing.
WARNING!!
SERVICE WARNING : DO NOT APPROACH THE
LASER EXIT WITH THE EYE TOO CLOSELY.
IN CASE IT IS NECESSARY TO CONFIRM LASER
BEAM EMISSION, BE SURE TO OBSERVE FROM
A DISTANCE OF MORE THAN 30cm FROM THE
SURFACE OF THE OBJECTIVE LENS ON THE
OPTICAL PICK-UP BLOCK.
LASER WARNING LABEL
The label shown below are affixed.
1. Warning label
Laser Diode Properties
Material: GaAS/GaALAs
Wavelength: 780nm
Laser output: max. 0.5mW*
Emission Duration: continuous
*This output is the value measured at a distance about 1.8mm
from the objective lens surface on the Optical Pick-up Block.
2. Class 1 label
LUOKAN 1
LASERLAITE
"CLASS 1 LASER
PRODUCT"
KLASS 1
LASER APPARAT
SERVICE PROCEDURE
1. Replacing the fuses
This symbol located near the fuse indicates that the
fuse used is show operating type, For continued protection against
fire hazard, replace with same type fuse , For fuse rating, refer to
the marking adjest to the symbol.
Ce symbole indique que le fusible utilise est e lent.
Pour une protection permanente, n'utiliser que des fusibles de meme
type. Ce demier est indique la qu le present symbol est apposre.
REF.NO.
F901
PART NO.
252157
252083
NOTE : <DT> : 120 V model only
<GT> : 220 V~230 V model only
2. To initialize the unit
1. Press and the hold down the CD STOP button , then press the
STANDBY/ON button.
2. After " All lighting " is displayed, the preset memory and each
mode stored in the memory, are initialized and will return to the
factory settings.
3. Press the STANDBY/ON button.
4. Unplug the AC plug from the wall outlet.
DESCRIPTION
1.25A-UL/T-237, Fuse <DT>
0.4A-SE-EAW, Fuse <GT>
3. Safety-check out
(Only U.S.A. model)
After correcting the original service problem perform the
follwing safety check before releasing the set to the customer
Connect the insulating-resistance tester between the plug of
power supply cord and terminal GND on the back panel.
Specifications: More than 10Mohm at 500V
4. Memory Preservation
This unit does not require memory preservation batteries. A built-in
memory power back-up system preserves the contents of the
memory during power failures and even when the unit is un-plugged.
The unit must be plugged in order to charge the back-up
system.
The memory preservation period after the unit has been unplugged
varies depending on climate and placement of the unit. On the
average, memory contents are protected over a period of a few
weeks after the last time the unit has been unplugged. This period
is shorter when the unit is exposed to a highly humid climate.
5. Changing the AM band step
With the exception of the worldwide models, a tuning step selector
switch is not provided. When you change the band step, change
the parts as shown below.
To 10kHz To 9kHz
R748 open 1 kohms
R749 1 koms open
R748 and R749 on the microprocessor PC board (NADG-6933)
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FR-155
FRONT PANEL VIEW
MD disc slot
VOLUME control
ACOUSTIC
STANDBY/ON button
ENERGY SAVE button
REC MODE switc
Remote control sensor
PRESENCE
/indicator
CD disc tray
DISPLAY button
MD
CD/ MD TUNER AMPLIFIER
DISC LOADING MECHANISM
CD/ MD
FM/AM
button
MD
MD
button
button
CD/MD button
FM/AM button
OTHER
STANDBY/ON
ENERGY SAVE
WIDE RANGE AMPLIFIER
TECHNOLOGY
DISCRETE OUTPUT STAGE
ACOUSTIC
PRESENCE
VOLUME
MINMAX
INPUTS
REC
CD DUBBING
MODE
AUTO/ MONO
OTHER INPUTS button
MD
REC button
CD DUBBING button
MODE button
AUTO/MONO button
button
CD
MULTI JOG dial
EDIT/CLEAR/NO button
REPEAT/YES button
CD
button
CD button
MULTI JOG
PUSH TO ENTER
EDIT/ CLEAR
REPEAT
NO
YESTUNING
PHONES
REC MODE
SP
LP2
MONO
h
LP4
DISPLAY
TIMER
PHONES jack
/ buttons
TUNING / buttons
DISPLAY
TIMER indicator
CD indicator
SOURCE indicator
Timer indicators
Recording level indicator
MUTING indicator
LEVEL-SYNC indicator
DIGITAL indicator
Playback mode indicators
SLEEP
SOURCECD TIMERMDMDCHCD
ONCE
W.DAY
W.END
REC
MUTING
L
- 40 - 20 -100 OVER- 6- 2-
R
LEVEL-SYNC DIGIT AL
CHAIN
REPEAT
1 TR MEMOR Y
RANDOM
DISC TRA CK ELAPSED REMAIN TITLE
CDMD
DUB
TUNEDSTEREOAUTOMONO
TIMER button
TOC
MD indicator
MD/CD setting indicator
Multi-purpose displa
s
y
CH (channel) indicator
When lit, the indicators show
what the mulit-purpose display
( Multi-purpose display) above
them is currently displaying.
TOC indicator
MD operation indicators
DUB indicator
CD operation indicators
Indicators for radio frequency
information
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CONNECTING TO OTHER COMPONETS
FR-155
Connecting an Onkyo stereo
cassette tape deck
The illustration below describes the connections to an Onkyo stereo
cassette tape deck.
TAPE OUT (REC) and IN (PLAY) jacks of the unit to the INPUT (REC) and
OUTPUT (PLAY) jacks of the cassette tape deck, respectively.
Audio
connection
cable
LINE-1 LINE-2TAPE
L
R
FR-155's rear panel
DIGITAL
OUTIN
OPTICAL
To connect to another cassette tape deck, connect the
Onkyo stereo cassette
: Signal flow
tape deck rear panel
INPUT OUTPUT
white
(REC) (PLAY)
L
red
R
OUTINOUTIN
(
REC)(PLAY
WOOFER
REMOTE
CONTROL PRE OUT
CDR
)(
)
REC
SUB
cable supplied with
the Onkyo stereo
cassette tape deck
L
R
)(
PLAY
Audio connection
cable
REMOTE
CONTROL
Connecting a portable MD player
Refer to the portable MD playerÕs Instruction Manual.
: Signal flow
Audio
connection
cable
white
red
LINE-1 LINE-2T
L
R
OUT
(
REC
ANTENNA
Rear Panel View
LINE-1 LINE-2 TAPE
OUT IN OUT IN
L
R
AM
(
REC)(PLAY
CAUTION: SPEAKER IMPEDANCE
4 OHMS MIN./ SPEAKER
DIGITAL
SUB
WOOFER
OUT IN
REMOTE
FM
CONTROL PRE OUT
75
OPTICAL
CDR
)(
)
PLAY)(REC
SPEAKERS
L
R
Connecting an Onkyo compact
disc recorder
The following diagram shows how to connect an
optional Onkyo compact disc recorder to the FR-155.
Connect its CDR OUT (REC) jacks and IN (PLA Y)
jacks to the disc recorderÕs INPUT (REC) jacks and
OUTPUT (PLAY) jacks respectively.
: Signal flow
LINE-1 LINE-2TAPE
L
R
FR-155's rear panel
DIGITAL
OUTIN
OPTICAL
L
R
+–
+–
cable that comes
An
with the compact disc recorder
jack connection enables you to use the
The
following functions:
ANALOG
INPUT
OUTPUT
(REC)
L
R
K
red
white
Audio connection cable
OUTINOUTIN
(
)(
REC)(PLAY
SUB
WOOFER
REMOTE
CONTROL PRE OUT
¥ You can control a connected Onky o compact disc
recorder from the FR-155' s remote controller.
¥ When the connected Onkyo compact disc recorder
plays bac k, the Input Selector on the FR-155 is
automatically switched to CD-R.
¥ To connect both CD recorder and a cassette tape
deck to the FR-155, connect the
both devices.
Jacks on the compact disc
recorder's rear panel
REMOTE
CONTROL
(PLAY)
L
REC
INPUT1 INPUT2
L
R
CDR
L
R
)(
)
PLAY
Optical fiber audio cable
DIGITAL
OPTICAL
OUTPUT
connectors of
Connecting a DVD player
In addition to the optical digital audio connections,you must also
make analog connections.To connect to the Onkyo DVD player, be
sure to connect to the LINE-1 jacks with the audio connection cable,
not the LINE-2 jacks.
DVD player
Digital
audio
output
Analog
audio output
L R
Audio connection
cable
Optical fiber
audio cable
: Signal flow
FR-155's rear panel
white
L
R
red
LINE-1 LINE-2TAPE
DIGITAL
OUTIN
OPTICAL
OUT
(
REC)(PL
REMOTE
CONTROL PR
S
WO
Connecting a subwoofer
The FR-155 has a SUBWOOFER PRE OUT jack. Connect
an active subwoofer (a subwoofer that contains an amplifier),
or connect an amplifier to the FR-155, then connect a nonactive subwoofer to the amplifier.
Active subwoofer
(with a built-in amplifier)
SUB
WOOFER
PRE OUT
Subwoofer
(without a built-in amplifier)
Amplifier
: Signal flow
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FR-155
REMOTE CONTROLLER
STANDBY/ON button
CDR/TAPE/LINE/DIGITAL buttons
CD button
MD button
Number buttons
/TAPE REW button
MUTING button
button
MODE button
REPEAT button
CLEAR button
SCROLL button
STANDBY/ON SLEEP
TAPE REW
CD/MD/CDR
REPEAT
CLEAR
SCROLL
CLOCK
CALL
CDR TAPE LINE1 LINE2
CDMDFM AM
1 2 3 4
910/0--/---
M
E
U
L
U
O
P
V
MUTING
V
N
O
L
W
U
O
M
E
D
MODE
REMOTE CONTROLLER
RC-434S
DIGITAL
INPUT
8765
A.PRESENCE
TAPE FF
CD
MD
CDR
TAPE
SLEEP button
CLOCK CALL button
FM/AM buttons
A.PRESENCE button
/TAPE FF button
VOLUME
/ buttons
button
CD operation buttons
MD operation buttons
Operation buttons for an Onkyo CDR
Operation buttons for an
Onkyo stereo cassette tape
dec
k
SETTING THE DAY OF THE WEEK AND THE TIME
You can select either the 12-hour display or
to set the time based on the 24-hour display.)
1
TIMER
2
MULTI JOG
PUSH TO ENTER
3
MULTI JOG
PUSH TO ENTER
4
MULTI JOG
PUSH TO ENTER
Press TIMER repeatedly
"Clock"
appears in the display.
SLEEP SOURCEC D TIMERM DM DCHC D
ONCE
W.DAY
W.END
REC
S.BASS
MUTINGDIGITAL CHAIN
LEVEL - SYNC
L
-40-20-
-
100 OVER-6-2
R
Press MULTI JOG.
SLEEP SOURCEC D TIMERM DM DCHC D
ONCE
W.DAY
W.END
REC
S.BASS
MUTINGDIGITAL CHAIN
LEVEL - SYNC
L
-40-20-
-
100 OVER-6-2
R
You can now set the day of the week.
If you prefer the 12-hour display, press
DISPLAY.
Turn MULTI JOG to select the
current day of the week.
SLEEP SOURCEC D TIMERM DM DCHC D
ONCE
W.DAY
W.END
REC
S.BASS
MUTINGDIGITAL CHAIN
LEVEL - SYNC
L
-40-20-
-
100 OVER-6-2
R
Press MULTI JOG to confirm the
SLEEP SOURCEC D TIMERM DM DCHC D
ONCE
W.DAY
W.END
REC
S.BASS
MUTINGDIGITAL CHAIN
LEVEL - SYNC
L
-40-20-
-
100 OVER-6-2
R
You can now set the time .
REPEAT
1 TR MEMORY
RANDOM
REPEAT
1 TR MEMORY
RANDOM
REPEAT
1 TR MEMORY
RANDOM
REPEAT
1 TR MEMORY
RANDOM
until
DISC TRACK ELAPSED REMAIN TITLE
RDS MONO AUTO STEREO TUNED
M D
C D
DUBTOC
DISC TRACK ELAPSED REMAIN TITLE
RDS MONO AUTO STEREO TUNED
M D
C D
DUBTOC
DISC TRACK ELAPSED REMAIN TITLE
RDS MONO AUTO STEREO TUNED
M D
C D
DUBTOC
DISC TRACK ELAPSED REMAIN TITLE
RDS MONO AUTO STEREO TUNED
C D
M D
DUBTOC
setting.
24-hour displa
DISPLAY
5
MULTI JOG
PUSH TO ENTER
6
MULTI JOG
PUSH TO ENTER
To cancel the clock setting
Press EDIT/CLEAR /NO.
y. (This section
explains how
1
Turn MULTI JOG to set the current
(This example
shows the 24-hour display.)
SLEEP SOURCEC D TIMERM DM DCHC D
ONCE
W.DAY
W.END
REC
LEVEL - SYNC
S.BASS
MUTINGDIGITAL CHAIN
L
-40-20-
-
100 OVER-6-2
R
REPEAT
1 TR MEMORY
RANDOM
DISC TRACK ELAPSED REMAIN TITLE
RDS MONO AUTO STEREO TUNED
C D
Press MULTI JOG in sync with
signal.
SLEEP SOURCEC D TIMERM DM DCHC D
ONCE
W.DAY
W.END
REC
LEVEL - SYNC
S.BASS
MUTINGDIGITAL CHAIN
L
-40-20-
-
100 OVER-6-2
R
The clock starts operating and a dot
indicating seconds starts to flash.
REPEAT
1 TR MEMORY
RANDOM
DISC TRACK ELAPSED REMAIN TITLE
RDS MONO AUTO STEREO TUNED
C D
2-6
EDIT/
CLEAR/NO
M D
DUBTOC
the time
M D
DUBTOC
time
.
Checking the time and the day of the week
To check the time and the day of the week, press
TIMER to display "Clock, then press DISPLAY.The
display now indicates the day of the week and the
current time.Alternatively,press CLOCK CALL on the
remote controller. To switch between the 12-hour and
24-hour displays,press DISPLAY while the current time
is indicated on the display.
STANDBY/ON SLEEP
CLOCK
CALL
DIGITAL
CDR TAPE LINE1 LINE2
CDMD FM AM
1 2 3 4
INPUT
CLOCK CALL
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I C BLOCK DIAGRAM AND DESCRIPTIONS
FR-155
Q401:TC9273N-004 (Analog function switch)
VSS
VDD
128
2
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
S7
S8
S9
S10
OUT
10
11
12
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10BITS LATCH CIRCUIT
LEVEL SHIFT AND
SHIFT REGISTER
13141516
GND CK DATA STB
10BITS LATCH CIRCUIT
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
S7
S8
S9
S10
OUT
Q103,Q181:TA7291S (Motor driver)
Vref
Vcc
2
8
REG
PROTECTOR
159
IN1IN2GND
INPUT
IN1
IN2
0
1
0
1
CCW : Counter clockwise direction
CW : Clockwise direction
BTL AMP 4 input
Reference voltage input for level shift circuit
Power supply (shorted with pin 1)
(Function)
Q171:BU1923(RDS Decoder)
100k
(4)
MUX
VREF
VDD1
VSS1
VDD2
VSS2
120k
(3)
(5)
(6)
(12)
(11)
Analog
Power supply
Digital
power supply
(13)(14)
X1
XO
100k
PLL
57kHz
RDS/ARI
Reference
+
anti-aliasing
filter
clock
PLL
1187.5Hz
capacitor filter
8ch Switched
Bi-phase
decoder
Measurement
(10)
VSS3
circuit
CMP
(7)
Comparator
Differential
decoder
(9)
T2T1
(8)
(16)
(1)
(2)
Pin No.
RCLK
QUAL
RDATA
Symbol
QUAL
1
RDATA
2
3
4
VDD1
5
6
7
8
9
10
VDD2
11
12
13
14
15
RCLK
16
Vref
MUX
Vss1
Vss3
CMP
T2
T1
Vss2
XI
XO
(NC)
Pin name
Demodulator quality
Demodulator data
Reference voltage
Input
Analog power supply
GND
Comparator input
Test input
Digital power supply
Crystal oscillor
-
Demodulator clock
Function
Good data : High , bad data : Low
Refer to output data trimming
1/2 VDD1 (refer to input/output circuits)
Composite signal input
4.5V to 5.5V
C-junction
Open or connected to ground
4.5V to 5.5V
Connects to 4.332MHz oscillator
(refer to input/output circuit)
-
1187.5Hz clock
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Q752:M66004F (FL Tube Driver)
FR-155
Chip select
input
Shift clock
input
Serial data
input
Reset
input
Clock
input
Clock
output
CS
SCK
SDATA
RESET
XIN
XOUT
15
16
13
21
22
14
Serial
receive
circuit
Clock
generator
Display code
register
code
write
Code /
command
control
circuit
Display
control
register
RAM
write
code
select
Display controller
CG ROM
(35bit 160)
Decoder
CG RAM
(35bit 16)
Decoder
Segment
output circuit
Output port
(2bits)
Digit
output circuit
12
59
33
31
23
18
17
1
64
61
SEG00
SEG26
SEG27
SEG35
P0
P1
DIG00
DIG11
DIG12
DIG15
Segment
output
Output
ports
Digit
outputs
Pin No.
13
14
15
16
21,
22
1-12
61-64
23-31
33-59
17,18
19
60
22
32
SymbolPin nameFunction
RESETReset inputThis pin is used to initialize the internal state on the M66004
CSChip select input
"L" : communication with the MCU is possible.
"H" : any instruction from teh MCU is neglected.
SCKShift select inputAt the rising edge from "L"to"H" , input data is shifted.
SDATASerial data inputCharacter code or command data to display is input from MSB.
XIN,
XOUT
DIG00 -
Clock input
Clock output
Digit output
Set oscillation frequency
These pins are used to connect to digit pins of VFD.
DIG15
SEG00 -
Segment output
These pins are used to connect to segment pins of VFD.
SEG35
P0,PIOutput port (static operation)
VCC1
VCC2
VSS
Positive power supply for internal logic.
Positive power supply for high-pressure-resistant output port.
GND
VPNegative power supply for VFD drive.
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FR-155
Q751:BJ780GNK(FL T ube)
13G 12G 11G 10G 9G 8G 7G 6G 5G 4G 3G 2G 1G
Dp
SLEEP SOURCEC D TIMERM DM DCHC D
ONCE
W.DAY
W.END
REC
S.BASS
MUTINGDIGITAL
LEVEL - SYNC
L
-
-
40-20-100 OVER
-
S2
-
6
2
R
1-1 2-1 3-1 4-1 5-1
1-2 2-2 3-2 4-2 5-2
1-3 2-3 3-3 4-3 5-3
1-4 2-4 3-4 4-4 5-4
1-5 2-5 3-5 4-5 5-5
1-6 2-6 3-6 4-6 5-6
1-7 2-7 3-7 4-7 5-7
(12G 1G)
(13G)
L
-
R
(14G)
Col-2
CHAIN
REPEAT
1 TR MEMORY
RANDOM
S1
B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 B20 B21 B22
-
40
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11
C D
S3
DISC TRACK ELAPSED REMAIN TITLE
RDS MONO AUTO STEREOTUNED
Output pin of power failure signal for MD mechanism microcomputer.
O
Serial data output pin for communication of MD microcomputer.
I
Power supply pin for A/D converter.
I
Serial transfer data input pin from MD mechanism microcomputer.
O
Serial transfer data output pin to MD mechanism microcomputer.
O
Serial transfer clock output pin to MD mechanism microcomputer.
O
Chip enable signal output pin for FL drover IC(M66004).
O
Serial data output pin for FL drover IC(M66004).
O
Clock data output pin for FL drover IC(M66004).
O
Output pin for flash writer.
I
Input pin for flash writer.
I
Input pin of subcode data from CD signal processor IC(CXD2589).
I
Input pin of sens data from CD signal processor IC(CXD2589).
O
Clock signal output pin for read out to signal processor IC(CXD2589).
O
Command output pin for transfer the clock signal to CD signal processor IC(CDX2589).
O
Command output pin for transfer the data signal to CD signal processor IC(CXD2589).
O
Command output pin for transfer the latch signal to CD signal processor IC(CXD2589).
O
Reset signal output pin for CD circuit ICs(CXD2589,CXA1992)
O
Control signal output pin for CD circuit.
O
Control signal output pin for motor driver IC of CD tray.
O
Control signal output pin for motor driver IC of CD tray.
O
Control signal output pin for relay of main power supply.
I
Detection signal input pin for the opening completion of CD tray.
I
Detection signal input pin for the closing completion of CD tray.
I
Sens2 signal input pin from CD servo IC(CXA1992)
O
Control output pin of energy save indicator.
O
Output pin 1 for MD recording level adjust IC.
O
Output pin 2 for MD recording level adjust IC.
I
Ground pin.
O
Output pin for control relay of power supply in receiver section.
O
Output pin of reset signal for MD mechanism.
I
Initializing input pin 1 for FM band.
I
Initializing input pin 2 for FM band.
I
Initializing input pin 2 for AM band step.
I
Initializing input pin of RDS function. (H=Function, L=Not function)
I
Not used.(ground)
Description
PIN
Function
No.
CDMUT
41
SELMUT
42
APLED
43
RECMUT
44
FCE/VCE
45
TUMUT
46
CCLK
47
CDATA
48
FREQCAL
49
MODEL1
50
STEREO
51
SD
52
PLLCE
53
RDSSIG
54
RDSDATA
55
VOLUP
56
VOLDOWN
57
SYSIN
58
SYSOUT
59
RESET
60
REMIN
61
DOUT
62
POFF
63
RDSCLK
64
SCOR
65
MDREQ
66
GND
67
VDD
68
CLOCK
69
CLOCK
70
GND
71
72
GND
73
VDD
74
AVDD
75
K0
76
K1
77
K2
78
MDRECMODE
79
SIGNAL
80
I/O
Muting signal output pin for CD analog signal.
O
Muting signal output pin for audio section.
O
Control output pin of acoustic presence indicator.
O
Muting signal output pin for muting of MD recording signal.
O
Chip enable signal output pin for function ICs(T9273,TC9162).
O
Muting signal output pin for tuner signal.
O
Clock data output pin for Ics of receiver section.
O
Serial data output pin for Ics of receiver section.
O
Output pin for adjustment of main clock frequency
O
Initialization input pin for model set.
I
FM stereo broadcast detection input pin.
I
Broadcast detection input pin.
I
Chip enable signal output pin for tuner PLL IC.
O
Not used.
I
Not used.
I
Control output pin for motor driver IC of volume.
O
Control output pin for motor driver IC of volume.
O
System code input pin.
I
System code output pin.
O
System reset input pin.
I
Signal input pin from remote sensor.
I
Control output pin for CD/MD digital output selector. (H=CD, L=MD)
O
Power failure detect input pin.
I
Not used.
I
Detection signal input pin CD signal processor IC(CXD2589).
I
Signal input pin for communication from MD mechanism microprocessor.
I
Ground pin.
I
Power supply pin. (+5V)
I
Master clock connection pin.
O
Master clock connection pin. (connect the trimming capacitor)
I
Not used. (connect ground)
I
Not used.
O
Not used. (connect ground)
I
Power supply pin. (+5V)
I
Power supply for A/D converter.
I
Operation key-1 connection input pin.
I
Operation key-2 connection input pin.
I
Operation key-3 connection input pin.
I
Connect the MD recording mode serector.
I
Signal level input pin for automatic memory.
I
Description
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OPERATION OF THE MICROPROCESSOR
OPERATION OF THE MICROPROCESSOR TERMINAL LINKED WITH THE ENERGY SAVE FUNCTION
In the energy save mode (including the preparation period). only the STANDBY/ON button and the ENERGY SAVE button can be operated.
60 seconds after the energy save is operated. the microprocessor is turned to the energy save mode.
Even if the AC cord is removed. the energy save mode is stored. (the stored period is about 2 or 3 weeks that are the same as the stored
period of the preset values for the tuner.) When the initial values are set. the energy save mode is released.
(*1) : The back-up voltage for the microprocessor is supposed to be 0 volt after the initial values are set.
(*2) : The energy save mode is set when the power supply is on.
When the ENERGY SAVE button is pressed in the stand-by state. you can also enter the energy save mode.
SETTING
OPERATION
SET. STATE
ENERGY SAVE LED
FL TUBE
Q701 (Microprocessor)
Terminal
NO.
60
Function
Name
RESET
Connect the
AC cord.(*1)
Power
supply
is off.
Light goes out.
Time is
indicated.
Press the
STANDBY/ON
button.
Stand-by
state
Light goes out.
Press the
ENERGY SAVE
button.(*2)
Power supply is turned ON.
Light comes on.
Press the
STAND/BY
button.
Energy save
(under preparation)
Energy save mode
Light blinks.Light comes on.
After the " Energy save " is
scrolled. the light goes out.
Press the
ENERGY SAVE
button.
Stand-by
Light goes out.
Time is
indicated.
Disconnect
the AC cord.
Power
supply
is off.
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AC POWER
26
MD
ON
ON
ON
60 sec.
60 sec.
CD
CONTROL
ON
OFF
FM/AM
ON
CONTROL
OFF
RC POWER
34
SEL MAT
42
35
3
MDRESET
FLRESET
1sec.
OPERATION of RECVOL1 and RECVOL 2
Analog switch (TC-4052) is controlled here.
Terminal
No.
31
32
Function
Name
REC VOL1
REC VOL2
1
L
L
Rec. Level
2
3
H
L
L
H
OTHER OPERATIONS
1sec.
4
H
H
5 sec.
OPERATION of CDMUT. TUMUT and REC MUT
ON means that the mute function is always on and OFF means that the mute function is always off.
The mute functions shown by CONTROL become ON or OFF according to the set states.
41
46
44
Function
Name
CD MUT
TU MUT
REC MUT
Terminal
No.
H means the high level and L means the low level. The state shown by CONTROL varies with the set state.
Terminal
No.
3
5
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
30
Function
Name
~FLRESET
~SHUTDOWN
~RICKRACK
RCDATA
~SILK
~FACE
FLAT
~FLCLK
TAD
RED
~SACK
~CDCLK
CDDATA
~CDXLT
~CDRESET
CDPOWER
~OPEN
~CLOSE
ACPOWER
EQUALLED
Input Selector
CD
CONTROL
H
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
L
L
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL
Spring
Gear
Head flexible pc board
Screw (+P1.7 2.5)
MD Over write head
MD mount
Screw (+PTT2.6 5 Type S)
Spring(Door arm), Tension coil
Case(Lower)
Loading motor ass'y
Special screw(+P1.7 1.8 Type 3)
Screw (+TT2 3 Type S)
Loading ass'y
Case(Upper)
Screw (+P2.6 4)
Screw (+P1.4 3.5 Type3)
Sub Guide
Flexible flat cable(7 core)
Special screw(+P1.4 1.8 Type 3)
D-SW pc board
Mechanical Chassis
Bracket, Spindle motor
Flexible pc board, Optical pick-up
Guide Shaft
Screw (+P1.7 2.5)
Rack Spring
Pre load Plate
Special screw(1.2 3.3)
Slid motor ass'y
Gear (MD)
Special screw(+P1.7 4 Type 3)
Spindle motor Ass'y
Lead screw Ass'y
Lead holder(A)
Lead holder(B)
KMS-260A/JIN
68
NOTE
NSP
NSP
19
Parts which have been described to the NOTE column
of the undermentioned part list as NSP are not supplied.
Remove the case (lower)(27) by unscrewing the four
5
screws (step)(13).
Screw(step)
Screw(step)
Remove the two special screws(31)used to
6
fix the loading motor.
Screw(step)
Screw(step)
Special Screw(31)
Door MD(Z2)
Remove the spring(26) from the case (lower)(27).
3
Spring(26)
Remove the case (upper)(34) by unscrewing the
4
five screws.
Screw
Screw
Spring(Z3)
Case (lower)(27)
screw
Remove the screw(24) used to fix the
7
MD mount(23)
Keep the MD mount(23) upright.
8
MD mount(23)
Screw(24)
Screw
Pickup unit(74)
Screw
Case (upper)(34)
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MD MECHANISM DISASSEMBLY
Short circuit with solder the short land on the
pick-up unit(74).
9
[NOTE]
Do not do the work of before completing the work of .
8
short land
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Remove the gear(18).
9
13
Remove the gear(18)
Disconnect the four flexible flat cables.
10
flexible flat cables
Remove the MD overwrite-head(21) by
11
unscrewing the screw(20).
Remove the motor plate ass'y(1).
14
Remove the mechanical chassis(56) from the load
15
flame ass'y(10).
mechanicl chassis(56)
screw(20)
Remove the two screws(2) used to fix the
12
motor plate ass'y(1).
motor plate ass'y(1)
screws(2)
21
Load flame ass'y(10)
16
load flame ass'y(10)
18
17
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MD MECHANISM DISASSEMBLY
Remove the screw(51) used to fix the guide shaft(61).
17
Guide shaft (61)
Lead holder B(72)
Screw(51)
Loosen the screw(51) used to fix the guide shaft (61).
18
Lead holder A(71)
Remove the pick-up unit(74).
19
Pick-up unit(74) is exchanged.
20
Pick-up unit(74)
Screw(51)
MD MECHANISM REASSEMBLY
1. To reassemble each mechanism, reverse the applicable disassembling procedure.
2. Do not do unsoldering short land on the pick-up unit before connecting the flexible flat cables.
3. When motor plate ass'y is installed in the MD mechanism, it is necessary to note the position of the gear.
And it is necessary to place the push switch on L-SW prited circuit board (3) and note not getting crowded.
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MD RECORDING ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
1.TEST MODE
1. Precaution for using the test mode
(1)
It is necessary to adjust in the test mode.
Make clear the test mode after ending the adjustment.
(2)
In the following, the rotation of the disc dose not stop even if EJECT key is pushed.
(3)
CPLAY MODE , CREC MODE
Take out the disc pushing EJECT key after the rotation of the disc is stopped pushing EDIT/CLEAR/NO key once.
In the following, the function of the mis-deletion prevention becomes invalid.
(4)
Note when you use the disc not deleted for the adjustment.
LDPWR ADJUST, LDPWR CHECK, CREC MODE, CPLAY MODE, EFBAL ADJUST
and press the REC key.
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2. Setting the test mode
The set is put into the state of the standby again pushing
(1)
The power supply code is inserted in the wall outlet.
Press the STANDBY/ON key
(2)
The input selector is put into the state of MD.
(3)
The set is put into the state of the standby once
(4)
pushing the STANBY/ON key.
(5)
While hold down REC key at the standby mode, press
STANDBY/ON
CD/ MD
STANDBY/ON
STANDBY/ON key to set the power unit on.
STANDBY/ON
REC
(6)
the STANDBY/ON key.
While hold down EDIT/CLEAR NO key, press
(7)
DISPLAY key.
(8)
Press the STANDBY key to set the unit power on.
DISPLAY
The display shows TEMP ADJUST indicating that the
test mode has been selected.
3. Exiting the Test Mode
Unplug the power supply coad from the wall outlet.
4. Basic operation of each operation key
All the operations are done with MULTI JOG key, REPEAT/YES key, and EDIT/CLEAR/NO key.
EDIT/CLEAR
MULTI JOG
PUSH TO ENTER
REPEAT
YES
NO
MULTI JOG I<< >>I
MULTI JOG PUSH REPEART/YES
EDIT/CLEAR NO
Key name
Changes the parameter and test item.
Proceeds to the next step or finalizes the operation.
Returns to previous step or abouts the operation.
STANDBY/ON
EDIT/ CLEAR
NO
STANDBY/ON
Function
5. Selection of test mode
The multijog key is turned in the state of 2- (8) and a necessary test mode is selected.
It is possible to escape from the mode to other test modes by mistake when selecting by pushing the EDIT/CLEAR/NO key.
TEMP ADJUST
LD POWER ADJUST
LD POWER CHECK
LOAD CHECK
SLEVEL CHECK
EFBALANCE ADJUST
FBIAS ADJUST
FBIAS CHECK
CPLAY MODE
CREC MODE
EEP MODE
POINT MODE
Function
Temperature compensation offset adjustment
Laser power adjustment
Confirmation of laser power.
Confirmation of lodhing operation.
Operation confirmation of object lens of pickiup
Traverse adjustment
Focus bias adjustment
Comfirmation of focus bias.
Continuous play mode
Continuous recording mode
The data memorized in non-volatile memory is rewritten.
In CREC mode and the CPLAY mode, the accessed address is changed.
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2. PRECAUTIONS
1. Precaution for chacking laser emmition from the laser diode.
Never look into the laser diode when checking the laser emmition durring adjustments.
During so may cause loss of your eyesight.
2. Adjustment information.
Test mode
TEMP ADJUST
LDPR ADJUST
EFBAL ADJUST
Replacement pickup Replacement PC board Replacement other parts
3. Measuring instruments and test disc.
Measuring instruments
Laser power meter :
Oscilloscope :
Digital volt meter :
LPM-8010 (manufactured by LEADER)
Band width 40 MHz or higher calibrate the probe prior to measurement.
Digital volt meter
Test disc
Standard disc for recording/playback)
4. Precautions for adjustments.
When an oscilloscope is used to monitor signal waveforms, do not connect the VC to GND inside the oscilloscope.
3. ADJUSTMENT
1. Temperature compensation offset adjustment
Save the temperature data at that time in the non-volatile memory as 25 C referance data.
[Note]
1. Usually, do not perform this adjustment.
2. Performe this adjustment in an ambient temperature of 22 C to 28 C.
3.When D101 has been replaced, perform this adjustment after the temperature of this part has become
the ambien temperature.
[Procedure]
OperationDisplay
1.Enter the test mode select "TEMP ADJUST"
2. Press the MULTI JOG knob.
3. Press the MULTI JOG knob, when data is
memorized.
4. Press the EDIT/CLEAR/NO keyb,when data is
not memorized.
TEMP ADJUST
TEMP= # #
TEMP # # SAVE
TEMP ADJUST
TEMP ADJUST
Present temperature data is shown.
The adjustment value of the temperature
is memorized in non-volatile memory.
2. Laser power adjustment
CN110
5. RF
4. VC
3. TE
2. IOP
1. I+3V
[Preparation]
1. Connect the digital voltmeter to between IOP and I+3V of test point CN110.
2. Install the laser power meter on the objective lens of the laser pick-up.
[Procedure]
Operation
1. Enter the test mode select "LD POWER"
2. Press the MULTI JOG knob.
3. Rotate the MULTI JOG knob so that the reading of
laser power meter becomes from 0.86mW to 0.92 mW.
4. Range of the laser power meter is set in 10mW.
5. Press the MULTI JOG knob.
6. Turn the MULTI JOG knob so that the reading of
laser power meter becomes from 6.9mW to 7.1mW.
7. Press the MULTI JOG knob.
[NOTE]
Do not continue the luminescence of 7mW of the laser power for 15 seconds or more.
Do not continue the luminescence of 7mW of the laser power for 15 seconds or more.
Digital volt meter
Display
LDPWR ADJUST
LD 0.9mW $ # #
LD SAVE $ # #
LD 7.0mW $ # #
LD SAVE $ # #
LD 0.9mW $ # #
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To optical pick up
Laser power meter
The adjustment value of the laser power
is memorized in non-volatile memory.
The adjustment value of the laser power
is memorized in non-volatile memory.
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3. Laser power check
[Procedure]
OperationDisplay
1. Install the laser power meter on the objective lens
2. Enter the test mode select "LDPWR CHECK"
3. Press the MULTI JOG knob.
4. Verify that the laser power meter reading
from 0.85mW to 0.91mW.
5. Range of the laser power meter is set in 10mW.
6. Press the MULTI JOG knob.
7. Verify that the the laser power meter reading is below
the specification.
[Specification]
8. Verify that the the laser digital volt meter leading is below
the specification.
[Specification]
Pick-up unit
7.0 mW 0.1mW
Optical pick-up value 10%
LD PWR CHECK
LD 0.9mW $ # #
LD 7.0mW $ # #
In this case
KMS2606
06602
A0544
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Iop = 54.4 mA
Iop = Digital volt meter reading(mV / 1 )
9. Press the EDIT/CLEAR /NO key.
LD PWR CHECK
4. EF balance adjustment
Oscilloscope
CN110
Operation
5. RF
4. VC
3. TE
2. IOP
1. I+3V
[Preparation]
1. Connect the oscilloscope to between TE and VC of test point CN110.
2. Insert the test disc.
[Procedure]
Operation
1. Enter the test mode select " EFBAL ADJUST" .
2. Press the MULTI JOG knob.
3. Rotate the MULTI JOG knob so that the readings of
the oscilloscope becomes the specified valure.
In this adjustment, waveform varies at intervals of
approximately 3%.
Adjust the waveform so that the specified value is
satisfied as possible.
4. Press the MULTI JOG knob.
EFBAL ADJUST
EFBAL # # MO-W
EFBAL = # # SAVE
EFBAL MO - W
EFBAL ADJUST
Traverse waveform
A
VC
B
Specification : A = B
Display
The adjustment value is memorized
in non-volatile memory.
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MD MOUNT VIEW
MD Mount (side A)
MD Mount (side B)
CN103
Loading motor
CN101
(to pickup unit)
IC301
AK4522
CN102
CN105
(to D-SW PC board)
IC152
BA5984
CN106
(to L-SW PC board)
CN104
(to MD over write head)
IC121
CXD2662R
Test point for MD adjustment
CN110
IC201
CXP740010
IC125
MSM51V4400D
D101
IC101
CXA2523AR
MESSAGES
The following table explains the messages that appear in the display.
Message
Blank DiscA recordable MD without disc or track names is
Cannot Copy An attempt was made to make a second digital
Cannot Edit You tr ied to edit a playback-only disc.
Cannot RecYou tr ied to record onto a playback-only disc.
Cannot Set
D. In Unlock The digital equipment (CD player, DAT, etc.) is not
Disc Error
Disc Full
FullYou tr ied to enter a char acter over the maximum
ImpossibleYou tr ied to edit a disc using a function not
MD WritingThe unit is writing the recorded or edited contents
Mecha Error An error occurred in the unit’s internal mechanism.
Memory FullYou tried to store a 26th track or a 31st channel.
inserted.
copy from a digitally dubbed MD
You tr ied to set a timer while another timer is
connected properly, or else not operating proper
The disc is abnormal (scratched or missing a TOC).
The disc is full
character capacity while naming.
available due to some reason other than the MD
system limitation.
to the MD.
Meaning
oper ating.
ly.
Message
Name FullThe naming capacity of the disc or unit has
No ChangeThe name has not been changed.
No DiscThere is no disc in the unit.
No T rac kThe inserted disc has a disc name but no tracks
OverIn pause mode (when playing is paused),
ProtectedThe inserted disc is record-protected.
RecordingYou tried to switch to another source while
Retry ErrorThe recording attempt failed due to consecutive
SorryYou tr ied to (a) combine tracks that cannot be
Time Protect You tr ied to repeat double-speed dubbing using the
TOC ErrorThe reading of the disc or the recording onto the
5. RF
4. VC
3. TE
2. IOP
1. I+3V
Meaning
reached its limit.
(Fast Forward) was pressed to the end of the disc.
recording or perform a CD or tuner operation that
is disabled during recording.
disturbances from scratches on the MD or from
applied vibration.
combined, (b) divide a track at its beginning, or (c)
edit a disc using a function not available due to MD
system limitations.
same CD.
disc failed.
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CD MECHANISM EXPLODED VIEW (1)
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19
20
6
5
13
14
15
16
28
27
26
10
7
9
6
8
12
14
15
21
12
14
15
6
11
6
16
17
16
13
14
15
16
29
4
3
2
1
25
24
22
23
18
27
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CD MECHANISM EXPLODED VIEW(2)
(NCD-170S Pickup drive unit)
61
64
58
53
52
55
60
54
57
56
59
62
51
The mechanical parts with no part number
in the exploded views are not supplied.
Motor chassis ass'y
Motor gear ass'y
Sled shaft
Gear A
P2x3, Screw
Leaf switch
Motor PC board
Socket
Gear B
Coil spring
Center ring
Special screw, 2*5
Reinforcement board
KSS-213C, Pickup
Insulator
KSM-213CCM
Main chassis
PTPWH2.6*16, Screw
Drive Gear
Control cam
Leaf switch
Socket
Loading PC board
Loading motor
Middle gear
Loading pulley
LM belt
B2.6*2.5, Screw
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CD ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
Preparation
Set the trimming resistors R123 to center.
Focus gain adjustment
1. Set the output of the audio oscillator to 1kHz and 1 1.5Vp-p.
2. Connect the oscilloscope and audio oscillator as shown below. (Refer to Fig-1)
3. Load the test disc YEDS-18 on the tray and play the track 2.
4. Adjust the trimming resistor R123 so the signal of channel 2 on the oscilloscope becomes 1.25 times of channel 1.
(Refer to Fig-2)
5. Remove the oscilloscope and audio oscillator.
Side view
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Fig-1
Trimming resistor
R123
Test point
P104
FE1 FE2TE1 TE2
1
2
+
GND
Audio oscillator
43
Fig-2
Test point
P105
RFVC
2
1
GND
ch 2 GNDch 1
Oscilloscope
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ADJUSTMENT OF CLOCK FREQUENCY
1. Remove the top cover.
2. Connect the frequency counter to the terminal P702 on the CD & microprocessor PC board (NADG-6939)
3. While hold down CD STOP key, press STANDBY/ON key to set the test mode.
(All segments on FL tube light on and scroll the character for FL tube test.)
4. Adjust the trimmer capacitor C711 so that the reading of frequency counter becomes 5000000 10 Hz.
CD & microprocessor PC board
NADG-6933
front side
Trimmer capacitor
C711
CAL.
GND
Right side view
Frequency counter
4,999,990~5,000,010 Hz
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Test point
P702
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HANDLING OF OPTICAL PICKUP
The laser diode in the optical pickup block is so sensitive to static electricity,surge current and etc.
That the components are liable to be broken down or its reliability remarkably deteriorated.
During repair,carefully take the following precautions.
1. Work procedure
Disasembling
1765432
Assembling
7123456
FR-155
Remove the two machine screws and remove the bottom
1
board is detached.
bottom side
screws
Connect J001 (or LD short terminal 2) on CD connector
2
PC board (NAETC-6939) first.
NAETC-6939
bottom board
Remove FFC P101 on the CD connector PC
3
board.
Remove the screw.
4
P101
screw
Solder the LD short terminal 1 on pickup unit.
5
pickup unit
LD short terminal 2
5
FFC(P010)
J001
LD short terminal 1
Disconnect the flexible flat cable P010.
6
Replace the pickup.
7
2. Exchange picking up the MD mechanism done according to the work procedure which has been described to
method (P21) of decomposing the MD mechanism.
NPT-1399D <DT>
NPT-1399G, Power transformer<GT>
KMK-260BCN, MD Mechanism
Door, MD
Spring
Shaft
NCD-170S, CD mechanism
Boss, PCB
Boss, PCB3
2TTB+8P, Special screw
2.6TTB+8B(BC), Special screw
Crimp AS
NAPS-6928-1B, Power supply circuit PC board ass'y<DT>
NAPS-6928-1C, Power supply circuit PC board ass'y<GT>
NAPS-6929-1B, Primary circuit PC board ass'y<DT>
NAPS-6929-1C, Primary circuit PC board ass'y<GT>
NAAF-6930-1B, Power amplifier circuit PC board ass'y<DT>
NAAF-6930-1C, Power amplifier circuit PC board ass'y<GT>
NAETC-6932-1B, Speaker terminal PC board ass'y<DT>
NAETC-6932-1C, Speaker terminal PC board ass'y<GT>
NAETC-7034-1B, Headphone jack PC board ass'y<DT>
NAETC-7034-1C, Headphone jack PC board ass'y<GT>
NADG-6933-1B, Microprocessor & CD circuit PC board ass'y<DT>
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TFCE1E512A, Tuner unit
Pad
Pad, S
Pad, H
Sheet, 800*600
Tape
T ape, W50L100
Staple
Polybag, 350*250
Label, EAN
Carton
RC-434S, Remote controller
Battery
NMA-3057, AM loop antenna
FM antenna
Instruction manual E
Instruction manual T
Instruction sheet E
YAE21-0237, FM Adapter