Onkyo MB S1 Service Manual

SERVICE MANUAL
STANDBY/ON
ON
STANDBY
USB
SERVICE MANUAL
Hard Disk Music Library
MODEL MB-S1
DISPLAY CD DUBBINGTEXT HDD REC REC MODE
FAVORITE IT
EXTERNAL INPUT
PLAY MODE
MENU/EXIT
MULTI JOG
PUSH TO ENTER
OPERATION
C D HDD
EDIT/CLEAR
NOYES
PLAY LIST
HARD DISK MUSIC LIBRARY
STOP PLAY PAUSE
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MB-S
MB-S1
Ref. No. 3710
112001
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Main microprocessor version
01X04b UDD ~#400 UUP ~#400
01X23A Apply UDD #401~ UUP #401~
Black, Silver and Titanium models
BUDD TUUP,SUUT
120V AC, 60Hz 120-240V AC, 50/60Hz
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!
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 THAT EXPOSED PARTS ARE ACCEPTABLY INSULATED FROM THE SUPPLY CIRCUIT BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE CUSTOMER.
Specifications
CD-ROM Drive Unit ATA Packet Interface (specified in SFF-8020). (E-IDE)
Hard Disk Drive Unit AT Attachment 5 (ATA-5)
D/A Converter Single bit (Crystal CS4341, 24bit/96kHz) A/D Converter Single bit (Crystal CS53L32A, 24bit/96kHz) Connections 2 Analog Output (stereo)
Frequency Response 5Hz - 20 kHz Playback Harmonic distortion 0.007% (at 1kHz, 0dB) Playback Dynamic range 90 dB Playback Signal to noise ratio 90 dB Recording Harmonic distortion LPCM: 0.007% (at 1kHz, 0dB), MP3: 0.018% (at 1kHz, 0dB) Recording Dynamic range 90dB Recording Signal to Noise ratio 90dB Channel Separation 90dB (playback) Wow and Flutter Below threshold of measurability Output Level 2.0 volts r.m.s. Power Supply Rating & AC120V, 60Hz, 27W
Power Consumption
Dimension (W.H.D,) 435 x 81 x 359 (17-1/8" x 3-3/16" x 14-1/8") Weight 5.0kg, 11.0 lbs
MB-S1
Industry Standard 3.5" Half Height Form Factor.
Industry Standard 5.25" Half Height Form Factor. 40GB
1 Analog Input (stereo) 2 Digital Input (optical)/(coaxial) 1 Digital Output (optical) (with Audio CD Playback only) 1 USB (Type B) 1 RS-232C (Dsub-9pin)
Specifications and features are subject to change without notice.
MB-S1
SERVICE NOTE
1. Replacing the fuses
This symbol located near the fuses indicates that the fuse used is fast operating type. For continued protection against fire hazard, re­place with same type fuse. For fuse rating refer to the marking adja­cent to the symbol.
Ce symbole indique que le fusible utlise est a rapide. Pour une pro­tection permanente, n'untiliser que fusibles de meme type. Ce darni­er est la qu le present symbol est appse.
CIRCUIT NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION F9001 252160 FUSE, 2.5A-UL/T-237 <D> 252076 FUSE, 3.15A-SE-EAK <T,P>
Note: <D>: 120V model only <P>: European model only <T>: Asian model only
2. Safety-check out (Only U.S.A. model)
After correcting the original service problem, perform the following safety check before releasing the set to the customer. Connect the in­sulating-resistance tester between the plug of power supply cord and screw on the back panel. Specifications: 3.3Mohm+/-10% at 500V.
If one of the messages shown below appears
"(Undefined)"
There is no text data or undefined name in the current track.
"Clock Adjust"
The clock of this unit has not been set.
"Copy Protect"
An attempt was made to record copyright-protected material.
"Group Full"
An attempt was made to record more than 999 groups.
"HDD Check ..."
System error occurred. Wait for a while.
"HDD Check 999"
System error occurred. Do not operate the MB-S1 until the count down is over.
"HDD Media Full"
The HDD is full.
"HDD Only"
This function is only available with HDD mode.
"HDD Track Full"
The number of tracks has reached the limit for input to the HDD.
"New Full "
An attempt was made to enter a new group that exceeds the maximum group capacity.
LASER W ARNING LABEL
The labels shown below are affixed.
Class 1 label
"CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT"
Printed on rear panel
Digital controller board & Firmware are developed and provided by QPICT, Inc.
LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE
KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT
"No Disc"
There is no disc in the MB-S1.
"No Favorite"
There are no tracks that have a "favorite it" marking.
"No Genre"
There are no tracks that have a genre.
"No Group"
There is no group data in the HDD.
"No Playlist"
There are no play lists.
"No Track"
There are no tracks in the group; or an appropriate track was not found.
"Not Audio-CD"
The CD data format is not PCM or MP3.
"Not Available in this Source"
Will not work with the current input source.
"Not Available MP3CD"
The Rec Mode cannot be selected with CDs containing MP3 data.
"P.List Full"
An attempt was made to enter more than 100 tracks in the playlist.
"System Err...Please Power Off & On"
System error occurred. Press the STANDBY/ON button.
"Track Full"
An attempt was made to record more than 255 tracks.
MICROPROCESSOR TERMINAL DESCRIPTION
Q7502: MPD780232GC-052-8BT
FUNCTION I/O LOGIC INIT ACTIVE SLEEP P-OFFDESCRIPTIONPIN NO.
1 Vdd1 - - + 5V power supply - - - ­ 2 Vss1 - - GND - - - ­ 3 X2 - - Main clock (5MHz) input terminal - - - ­ 4 X1 - - Main clock (5MHz) input terminal - - - ­ 5 GND - - GND - - - ­ 6 RESET - - microprocessor reset terminal - - - ­ 7 SUBCL/SCK I L Main microprocessor communication and a flash write-in clock input combination terminal Z Z Z Z 8 SUBDI/SDI I P Main microprocessor communication and a flash write-in data input combination terminal Z Z Z Z 9 SUBDO/SDO O P Main microprocessor communication and a flash write-in data output combination terminal L * L L 10 SUBRDY O H The data ready output terminal for communication with a main microprocessor L * L L 11 NC O No use 12 PHOTO I H Photography mode 13 SSCBJ I L SSC rotary encoder pulse input terminal Z Z Z Z 14 SSCAJ I H SSC rotary encoder pulse input terminal Z Z Z Z 15 ~IRMZ I L "Remote control 1 (ZONE2) signal input terminal Active""L"" " Z Z Z Z 16 FAVORITE O FAVORITE Light Emitting Diode output terminal 17 STBYLED O STANDBY/RECEIVED output terminal 18 GND - - The GND terminal of a A/D converter - - - ­ 19-22 K3-K0 I A Main part key input terminal - - - ­ 23 Vss0 - - GND - - - ­ 24 +5V - - The power supply terminal of a A/D converter and +5V are impressed - - - ­ 25 Vdd0 - - + 5V power supply - - - ­ 26 ~SYSIN I L System bath input terminal Z Z Z Z 27 ~SYSOUT O L System bath output terminal H * L Z 28-54 P35-P9 O H Fluorescence display pipe segment output terminal L * L L 55-58 P8-P5 - - Fluorescence display pipe segment output terminal - - - ­ 59 Vdd2 - - + 5V power supply - - - ­ 60 Vload - - The pull down resistance connection terminal of a FIP controller - - - ­ 61-64 P4-P1 - - Fluorescence display tube segment output terminal - - - ­ 65-80 16G-1G - - Fluorescence display tube output terminal
MB-S1
MB-S1
MICROPROCESSOR TERMINAL DESCRIPTION
Q7004: MPD70F3033AYGC-8EU
PIN NO. FUNCTION I/O LOGIC DESCRIPTION
1 SO2 O uPD780232(FL TUBE) Synchronous serial output terminal 2 ~SCK2 I/O uPD780232(FL TUBE) Synchronous serial CLK terminal 3 RXD1 I RS-232C(PHAST) input terminal 4 TXD1 O RS-232C(PHAST) output terminal 5 ~WP/ACC O MBM29DL (flash ROM) write-protection / acceleration terminal 6 EVDD - An input-and-output port and positive power supply supply for combination functional terminals 7 EVSS - An input-and-output port and grand potential for combination functional terminals 8 RY/~BY I A MBM29DL (flash ROM) ready / busy terminal 9 MUTE O H Muting ON/OFF terminal 10 SUBMRST O L MB89580 (USB microcomputer) reset terminal (Up (S)) 11 FLMRST O L uPD780232 (FL microcomputer) reset terminal (Up (S)) 12 USBHRST O L uPD72012 (USB hub tip) reset terminal (Up (S)) 13 USBD+ O H USB D+ control terminal (being high pull-up) 14-16 A13-A15 O Address bus 13-15 17 CIRON/OFF O H Circuit power supply ON/OFF 18 IC/VPP - Internal connection (it connects with VSS) 19-30 A1-A12 O Address bus 5-12, 1-4 31 ~RESET I System reset input "32,33" "XT1,XT2" I Oscillation connection for sub clocks 34 REGC - Regulator output stable capacity connection "35,36" "X2,X1" I Oscillation connection for main clocks 37 VSS - Ground 38 VDD - Positive power supply terminal 39 CLKOUT O Internal system clock output 40 ~WRL O L The low rank data light strobe signal terminal of the 16 bit data bus of external 41 ~UBEN O L The higher rank byte enable signal output terminal of the 16 bit data bus of external 42 ~WRH O L The higher rank data light strobe signal terminal of the 16 bit data bus of external 43 ~RD O L The lead strobe signal terminal of the 16 bit data bus of external 44 ASTB O The latch strobe signal output terminal of an external address bus 45 CDLED O H CD LED/Program WR Start 46 HDDLED O H HDD LED/Program WR Start 47-54 D0-D7 I/O Data bus 0-7 55 BVDD - A bus interface and the positive power supply terminal for combination ports 56 BVSS - A bus interface and the grand terminal for combination ports 57-64 D8-D15 I/O Data bus 8-15 65-70 A16-A21 I/O Address bus 16-21 71 AVDD - A A/D converter and the analog positive power supply supply terminal for combination ports 72 AVSS - A A/D converter and the grand terminal for combination ports 73 AVREF - The standard voltage supply terminal for A/D converters 74 (intact) (Up (H)) 75 PRVSW1 I Destination distinction switch 1 (temporary) 76 PRVSW2 I Destination distinction switch 2 (temporary) 77 SW1 I Model distinction switch (L:MB-S1 H:HDR -1) 78 SW2 I L General-purpose switch 2 (main program forcible download switch) 79 SW3 I L General-purpose switch 3 (for an external ROM/RAM check) 80-85 (intact) (Up (H)) 86 NMI I "The terminal for power failure detection (it will input, by the time it will fall completely, if voltage begins to fall) " 87 FROMA0 O (intact) 88 D_MUTE O Digital output muting terminal (Up (H)) 89 FLRDY I H FL microcomputer data ready input terminal 90 ELVOL1 Electronic volume control terminal 1 91 ELVOL2 Electronic volume control terminal 2 92 ELVOL3 Electronic volume control terminal 3 93 GAIN_CTL O GAIN CTL port 94 SDA0 I2 C-bus terminal for QPICT board connection (DATA LINE) (Up (H)) 95 QPINT O L Interrupt QPICT board signal terminal 96 SCL0 I2 C-bus terminal for QPICT board connection (CLK LINE) (Up (H)) 97 RXD0 MB89580 (USB sub microcomputer) asynchronous serial input terminal 98 TXD0 MB89580 (USB sub microcomputer) asynchronous serial output terminal 99 QPRST O L QPICT reset signal terminal 100 SI2 uPD780232 (FL microcomputer) synchronous serial input terminal
MB-S1
The test menu operation method - 1
MB-S1
<How to a test menu (level 2) to enter>
1. Change unit into a standby mode.
2. Push the DISPLAY key and the STOP key simultaneously.
-> It is displayed on FL tube as "TEST MODE", and will be in an all-points light state in about 1 second (test mode level 1 state).
3. Push the CD key and the HDD key.
-> It is displayed on FL tube as "SYSTEM INIT."
It shifts to test mode level 2 state above.
<How to slip out of a test menu (level 2)>
When menus, such as "SYSTEM INIT", are displayed, the DISPLAY key and the STOP key are pushed simultaneously.
-> It is displayed as "NORMAL MODE" and returns to a
standby state.
<Test menu outline>
SYSTEM INIT: Initialization of a flash ROM and initialization of HDD are
performed. DOWNLOAD START: It shifts to the software rewriting mode of a main program. FLASH REBUILD: The information currently recorded on HDD is reconstructed on
a flash ROM. KEY FUNCTION: A key function is displayed (with no necessity of using it at the
time of a maintenance). VERSION: The version of each program is displayed. The above-mentioned menu is displayed by turning JOG after test mode shift. The selected function is performed when JOG is pushed.
<SYSTEM INIT functional details>
[Method]
1. Choose a menu as "SYSTEM INIT" and push JOG.
2. The message of a check is displayed on FL pipe as "Really?."
Please push the YES key, when you perform. Please push the
NO key, when you cancel.
3. It is automatic in order of "flash initialization ->HDD
initialization",
4. "INIT COMPLETE! If "is displayed, it will be completion of
operation. [Notes]
- if this function is performed, the music data currently recorded
on all HDD and the inputted tag data will be disappeared and
lost. Be fully careful of handling.
- When HDD is exchanged for a new one, please be sure to
perform initialization of HDD and a flash ROM using this
function. An incorrect operation will be caused if equipment is used
without performing this function.
- When the power supply of equipment falls by a certain reason
while performing this function, please perform again. An incorrect operation will be caused if equipment is used in the
state where it is initialized halfway. [The use pattern assumed]
- When HDD is exchanged
<DOWNLOAD START functional details>
[Methode]
1. Choose a menu as "DOWNLOAD START" and push JOG.
2. The message of a check is displayed on FL pipe as "Really?." Please push the YES key, when you perform. Please push the NO key, when you cancel.
3. The display of FL tube disappears and the CD button and the HDD button of equipment light up after a while.
4. Connect a USB cable between unit and PC and download by
starting farm download software (bluefire). [Notes]
- It becomes impossible to use unit, once it performs this function until it next finishes writing in software.
Since it does not usually return to processing even if it takes out
and inserts AC plug, be careful of handling enough.
- Before the CD button and the HDD button light up, even if it starts farm download software (bluefire), an error is displayed and software may not start.
Please restart software again after waiting to switch on the light.
<FLASH REBUILD functional details>
[Methode]
1. Choose a menu as "FLASH REBUILD" and push JOG.
2. The message of a check is displayed on FL pipe as "Really?." Please push the YES key, when you perform. Please push the NO key, when you cancel.
3. Flash ROM initialization -> perform data reconstruction processing automatically.
4. "REBUILD OK! If "is displayed, it will be completion of
operation. [Notes]
- If this function is performed, since it is unrestorable, please understand beforehand the tag information inputted into the music data currently recorded in PCM form among the tag information inputted
(Since the domain which stores tag information does not exist in
the PCM file currently recorded on HDD on the relation of a file system)
- When the power supply of equipment falls by a certain reason while performing this function, please perform again.
An incorrect operation will be caused if equipment is used in the
state where it is reconstructed halfway.
- When the music data currently recorded on HDD exists in large quantities, this thing has time in processing.
- Please do not perform this function to HDD which has not performed SYSTEM INIT processing once.
It is in the middle of of operation, and may hang-up. [The use pattern assumed]
- When substrate exchange is performed
The test menu operation method - 2
<VERSION functional details>
[Real whereabouts method]
1. Combine a menu with "VERSION" and push JOG.
2. The version of each farm is displayed. A display can be changed by turning JOG.
The contents displayed are as follows.
- Main ....
Soft version number currently recorded on the external flash
ROM (whole charge of operation)
- Boot ....
Soft version number currently recorded in CPU (V850) of a
main board (starting processing charge)
- Disp ....
Soft version number currently recorded on CPU of a display
board (display processing charge)
- USB ....
Soft version number currently recorded in CPU (MB89) of a
main board (USB communication charge)
- The soft version number currently recorded on the QP-B....
QPICT board (device control charge) Please push the MENU/EXIT key, when you escape from this mode. [Notes]
- When you check the version of QPICT software (QP-B), please reboot unit.
Please perform this function again and check a version, after
performing "POWER ON-> standby state ->OFF."
MB-S1
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