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
MD-101A
System
MiniDisc digital audio system
Recording system
Magnetic field modulation overwrite system
Signal read out system
Optical non-contact
Recording time
Stereo: Max. 80 min.
(when using MDW-80)
Mono : Max. 160 min.
(when using MDW-80)
This message appears during the track intervals when A. Space is turned on.
A new recordable MD or a recordable MD without disc or track names is inserted.
An attempt was made to record copyright-protected material. An attempt was made to make a
second copy from a digitally dubbed MD
An attempt was made to edit the disc during MEMORY or RANDOM play or in recording standby
mode, or an attempt to edit a premastered disc was made.
An attempt was made to record onto a premastered (read-only) disc.
The CD dubbing operation could not be enabled. Check the connections. (An RI cable or audio
pin cable is not connected. "Digital In 1" is not selected as an input source, or the amplifier or CD
player is not turned on.)
Editing is complete.
The digital equipment (CD player, DAT, etc.) has not been connected properly. Otherwise, the
connected digital equipment is not operating properly.
The disc is abnormal (scratched or missing a TOC).
The disc is full.
An attempt was made to enter a character that exceeds the maximum character capacity.
The disc could not be edited.
An error occurred in the unit fs internal mechanism.
An attempt was made to record a 26th track.
Music Scan has started.
Number of characters has reached the limit for input to one MD.
The naming attempt failed.
There is no disc in the unit.
The inserted disc has a disc title but no tracks.
In pause mode (when playing is paused), the >>(Fast Forward) button was pressed to the end
of the disc.
The inserted disc is record-protected.
The recording attempt failed due to a consecutive disturbance or scratches on the MD.
The unit has entered Signal Wait mode.
Synchro recording has started.
The unit is reading the TOC from the MD.
The unit is writing the recorded or edited contents to the MD.
The writing of the recorded or edited contents failed. Something is wrong with the TOC.
SERVICE PROCEDURES
PROTECTION OF EYES FROM LASER BEAM DURING SERVICING
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 PICKUP BLOCK.
(1) Connect the power supply cord in the wall socket.
(2) Press the STANDBY/ON button to turn the power source on.
(2) While hold down the YES button, press the DISPLAY button.
(4) Press the STANDBY/ON button.
(5) Disconnect the power supply cord.
DESCRIPTION
2A-SE-EAK, Fuse <GT, GR>
DANGER:
INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND
INTERLOCK FAILED OR DEFEATED. AVOID DIRECT
EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
CAUTION:
HAZARDOUS LASER AND ELECTROMAGNETIC
RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCK DEFEATED.
ATTENTION:
RAYONNEMENT LASER ET ELECTROMAGNETIQUE
DANGEREUX SI OUVERT AVEC L'ECLENCHEMENT
DE SECURITE ANNULE.
3. How to reset the unit compulsorily
Used when it becomes impossible to eject a disk.
Continues pressing the
STOP
button more than for 5 seconds.
P ANEL VIEWS-1
FRONT PANEL
Ventilation
holes
MD-101A
CD DUBBING
button
Remote control
sensor
STANDBY/ON
button
STANDBY
indicator
INPUT
button
DISPLAY
button
Disc slot
REC MODE
button
Display
EDIT/NO
button
REC button
Play/Pause button
( )
( REC)
YES button
Eject button
MULTI JOG knob
( )
FF/FR button
( )
Stop button
( )
( )
DISPLAY
DISC/TRACK
indicator
NAME
indicator
Input setting indicator
A.SPACE
indicator
TOC indicator
REC indicator
PAUSE indicator
PLAY indicator
REC MODE
indicator
Time/Title
display
L.SYNC indicator
Peak level
meter
MEMORY
indicator
RANDOM
indicator
REPEAT/REPEAT1
indicator
P ANEL VIEWS-2
CONNECTING TO THE OTHER COMPONENTS
This unit uses heat-sensitive parts. Do not place this unit on the Amplifier or Receiver.
Connections
MINIDISC RECORDER
REMOTE
CONTROL
cable
MODEL NO. MD-101A
DIGITAL INPUT
12
2
OUT
CD player,
DAT deck, etc.
AC OUTLET
AC 220
-230 V
50 / 60 Hz
UNSWITCHED
100 W MAX.
3
Audio
connection
cable
LR LR
1
OUTIN
ANALOG
INPUT OUTPUT
L
R
Optical fiber
cable
Amplifier
MD-101A
To wall outlet
Connecting to the Amplifier
1
Connect the MD-101A to the MD (or TAPE)
jacks of your amplifier.
2
Connecting to the Digital Input
Terminals (DIGITAL INPUT 1, 2)
You can perform digital recording on the MD101A if a CD (Compact Disc) player or DAT
(Digital Audio Tape) deck equipped with a digital
(OPTICAL) output terminal is available. For digital
recording, you need to connect the equipment
to either DIGITAL INPUT 1 or 2 terminal using
the supplied optical cable.
These terminals can also
be used for connecting an
amplifier that is equipped
with a digital output
terminal.
Note
If you use DIGITAL INPUT 2 to connect an
amplifier, you will be unable to utilize the full
capabilities of the MD-101A.
If you attempt to perform digital recording using
a digital input terminal that is not connected,
"D.In Unlock " will appear.
Terminal protection caps are attached to the
DIGITAL INPUT terminals. Remove the cap for the
terminal you wish to use when connecting the
MD-101A to digital equipment. Replace the caps
if you are not using the DIGITAL INPUT terminals.
3
Connection to AC outlet
(UNSWITCHED)
The power cord of another unit can be connected
to this outlet.
Note
The shape, number, and total capacity of the AC
outlets may differ depending on the area in which
the unit is purchased.
230-240 V, 50/60 Hz model: Capacity is 100 W in
total.
120 V, 60 Hz model: Capacity is 120 W in total.
230-240V, 50/60Hz models
Capacity is
100 watts.
120V, 60Hz models
Capacity is
120 watts.
REMOTE CONTROLLER
RC-475MD (supplied)
MD-101A
STANDBY/ON button
PLAY MODE buttons
CONTINUE buttons
RANDOM button
MEMORY button
NOTE: THE COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK ARE
CRITICAL FOR RISK OF FIRE AND ELECTRIC SHOCK.
REPLACE ONLY WITH PART NUMBER SPECIFIED.
[Notes]
This model may be produced in the case where it is manufactured in Malaysia, and Japan.
About the parts which have the mark on REF NO., part numbers differ by the case of the Malaysia production, and the case of
production of Japan.
When you exchange this part, check the manufacture place of the origin on the rear panel, and use the same parts.
2A-SE-EAK , Fuse <GT,GR>
NAAR-7298-1B, Main circuit PC board ass'y <DT>
NAAR-7298-1C, Main circuit PC board ass'y <GT>
NAAR-7298-1D, Main circuit PC board ass'y <GR>
NADG-7299-1B, Microprocessor PC board ass'y <DT>
NADG-7299-1C, Microprocessor PC board ass'y <GT>
NADG-7299-1D, Microprocessor PC board ass'y <GR>
NAPS-7300-1B, Power supply PC board ass'y <DT>
NAPS-7300-1C, Power supply PC board ass'y <GT>
NAPS-7300-1D, Power supply PC board ass'y <GR>
NADIS-7301-1B, Display PC board ass'y <DT>
NADIS-7301-1C, Display PC board ass'y <GT>
NADIS-7301-1D, Display PC board ass'y <GR>
NAETC-7302-1B, AC outlet PC board ass'y <DT>
NAETC-7302-1C, AC outlet PC board ass'y <GT>
NAETC-7302-1D, AC outlet PC board ass'y <GR>
Door
Spring
Shaft
NOTE:
<DT> : Taiwanese model only
<GT> : Asian model only
<GR> : Chinese model only
1---Motor Plate ass'y
27685-791-01Screw +PTT2.6 x 5(S)
3---L-SW PC board
41792-100-21Flexible flat cable(5 core)
52646-555-02Gear(Relay B)
62646-554-01Gear(Relay A)
7X2646-726-1Frame ass'y, slot
82646-563-01Spring(Slot arm), Tension coil
92646-556-01Slot Arm
172646-562-01Spring, Tension coil
182646-560-02Cam, mode
202627-529-01Screw(+P1.7 x 2.5 Type2)
218620-021-71MD Over write head
23---MD mount
247685-791-09Screw(+PTT2.6 x 5 Type S)
262646-545-01Spring(Door arm), Tension coil
27---Case(Lower)
30X2626-328-1Loading motor ass'y
317627-852-38precision screw(+P1.7 x 1.8 Type 3)
327685-780-09Screw +PTT2×3(S)
33---Loading ass'y
34---Case(Upper)
357621-259-25Screw (+P2.6×4)
The mechanical parts with no part number
in the exploded views are not supplied.
EXPLODED VIEW OF MECHANISM-2
MD MECHANISM: KMK-260EDN
MD-101A
69
65
64
68
66
63
57
51
67
58
56
57
52
51
51
59
55
53
54
71
61
59
60
62
70
PARTS LIST
REF. NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTION
513348-998-51Pan tapping screw(M1.4×3.5)
522167-550-01Plate(M), Pre load
53---Wire, SL motor lead
54---Wire, SL motor lead
55X2162-145-1Sled motor ass'y
562646-571-11Gear(MD)
572167-551-01Plate(M), main shaft fixed
58X2162-144-1Screw ass'y, lead
592646-358-11Screw(B1.7 x 4)
60X2162-143-1Spindle motor ass'y
61---Mounted, PWD(D)SW
62---Chassis(M), mehanical
633039-041-01Screw(M1.4 x 3)
642168-512-01Plate, protection
652167-819-01Shaft(M), guide
662647-338-01Spring, rack
672627-529-01Grip(1.7 x 2.5 type2)
688583-079-06Optical pick up, KMS-260E
69---Deck ass'y, mechanical
701669-180-11OP Flexible flat cable
711783-387-11Flexible flat cable(7core)
The mechanical parts with no part number
in the exploded views are not supplied.
EXPLODED VIEWS OF MECHANISM-3
MD MECHANISM: KMK-260EDN
MD-101A
MD Mount view
IC121
IC125
Test point-A
for adjustment
RF
VC
TE
IOP
I+3V
AGND
Side-A
IC171
IC201
D101
IC101
CN102
CN104
To over write head
CN110
Test point-B
for adjustment
RF
VC
TE
CN106
FE
IOP
I+3V
WP
CN103
Test point
(No use)
IC104
IC105
To main borad
IC301
D183
D181
To L-SW PCB
Side-B
Q162
Q102
Q101
IC103
Q103
X201
IC102
CN101
To pick-up unit
IC152
CN105
To D-SW PCB
Q182
Q181
IC181
EXPLODED VIEWS OF MECHANISM-4
MD MECHANISM: KMK-260EDN
MD-101A
L-SW PC BOARD VIEW
SW1SW2SW3SW4
CN107
The mechanical parts with no part number
PARTS LIST
REF. NO.PART NO.DESCRIPTION
IC1018752-080-95CXA2523AR, IC
IC1021781-569-2190M, oscillator
IC1038729-903-10FMW1-T-148, IC
IC104,IC1058759-689-63RH5RZ35CA-R1, IC
IC1218752-404-64CXD2662R, IC
IC1258759-671-27MSM51V4400E-70TS-K, IC
IC1528759-574-24BA5984FP-E2, IC
IC1718759-640-39BR24C02F-WE2, IC
IC1818759-523-35TC74ACT02FT(EL), IC
IC2018752-926-12CXP740010-060R, IC
IC3016700-563-01AK4552VT-E2, IC
Q1018729-028-91DTA144EUA-T106, Transistor
Q1028729-026-532SA1576A-T106-QR, Transistor
Q1038729-028-96DTC114EUA-T106, Transistor
Q1628729-101-072SB798-T1DK, Transistor
Q1818729-018-752SJ278MY, Transistor
D101223269R21SS355, Diode
D181,D1838719-046-87F1J6TP, Diode
Q1828729-017-652SK1764KY, Transistor
X2011767-179-3112M, oscillator
CN1011691-385-21Connector, FFC/FPC(21P)
CN1021778-461-11Connector FFC/FPC(29P)
CN103,CN105,CN1101779-345-11Connector FFC/FPC(7P)
CN1041778-283-11Connector FFC/FPC(4P)
CN1061779-353-21Connector FFC/FPC(5P)
SW1-SW41771-092-21Push switch (1key)
SW51771-327-11Switch 2pin push(2key)
CN1071785-242-21Connector, FFC/FPC(5P)
CN1081794-627-21Connector, FFC/FPC(7P)
(MD mount section)
------Mount, L SW
------PWB, L SW
------D SW mount
------D SW PWB
in the exploded views are not supplied.
D-SW PC BOARD VIEW
SW5
CN108
BLOCK DIAGRAM
MD-101A
BLK
STB
CLK
DATA
36
42
41
Q802
SUB MICROPROCESSOR
FLTUBE CONTROLLER
TMP87C44U
1
30144433
CS
CLK
DATA
RESET
OPERATION
KEYS
LED
LED
JOG-B
JOG-A
Q801 FL TUBE
WITH DRIVER IC
HCA-14SS02T
KEY1
KEY0
76
77
36
3
2
9
10
6
8
P402A
Q803
REMOTE
SENSOR
SPS-440-1
REMO61
MAIN MICROPROCESSOR
(SYSTEM CONTROL)
23
DIN1
DIN2
AC
AC
Q703,Q704
Q713,Q705
FILAMENT
ON/OFF
27FILAMENT
Q701
UPD78F0058GC
131912
21
20
SYSDA(SDATARC)
Q709
STOP KEY RESET
MECLK(CLK)
MERESET
MECS(RCREQ)
PDOWN
641162
60
63
SYSOUT50
51
SYSIN
LINEMUTE49
MEMUTE(AMUTE)
MDREQ
MEDATA(SDATAMD)
Q706
BUFFER
MD MECHANISM
POWER CONTROL
Q702
LEVEL SHIFT
74HCU04
MDREQ
MEMUTE(AMUTE)
MEDATA(SDATAMD)
KMK-260EDN
Q903,Q904
DRIVER
+36V(Q801,Q802)
M+5V(MD MECHA)
H+5V(MD MECHA)
+5V(DIGITAL INPUT)
3.3V(MD MECHA)
(Q701,Q702,Q709,Q802)
Q707,Q708
MUTE DRIVER
RESET(Q701)
POFF(Q701)
+5V(MD MECHA)
+5V
+B(FILTER)
-B(FILTER)
L IN
R IN
L OUT
R OUT
Q901
D902,D913
Q711
BMR0101
Q905
7805
Q906
29M05
Q907
29M33
Q902
29M05
Q101(1/2)
Q101(2/2)
POWER TRANSFORMER
D901
Q203
Q204
Q405
OPT
ON/OFF
5V
T901
DIGITAL
INPUT 1
Q401
P402
Q403
BUFFER
74HCU04
Q201,Q205
MUTE
Q202,Q204
MUTE
C902
DIGITAL
INPUT 2
Q402
L901
P101
C901
RI
REMOTE
CONTROL
P701
L
INPUT
R
ANALOG
L
OUTPUT
R
AC OUTLET
P902
P901
AC IN
MD-101A
MD-101A
A
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
NADIS-7301
U4
DISPLAY PC BOARD
1
33
GND
34
GND
35
SUB_BLK
FL_STB36
GND
37
38
GND
39
GND
VDD40
FL_DATA41
FL_CLK42
GND
43
SUB_DATA
44
S-CLK
1
R805
2
100
28
31
32
GND
GND
GND
SUB_ACK29
SUB_STB 30
Q802
TMP87PH47U
GND
GND
GND
GND
CHECK
45678
3
2
R804
100
GND
GND
R803
100
GND
GND
F1A1F1B2F1C
3
2324252627
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND1 19
VAREF18
VASS[GND] 17
OSC2 16
OSC1 15
RESET14
TEST[GND]13
GND
GND
GND
GND
9
10
11
BCDEFGH
NOTE
.
THE COMPONENTSIDENTFIED
REPLACE ONLY
.
Q801
HCA-14SS02T
1
INB
5V5
2
INA
OUT4
3
10K
R824
22
21
20
12
1K
R801
473
C801
R80210K
104
C804
104
C811
JOGB
P801B
C814
104
X702
8.0MHZ
LED
C802
JOGA
102
5V
Q805
TC7S00FU
4.8
GND
FLCS
REMO
FLCLK
FLDATA
FLRESET
R813
C815
C816
KEY1F2KEY0
10K
S808
EJECT
223
223
F1
S807
C809104
+VDISP
FL_CLK34
FL_DI33
FL_DO32
1K
R827 1K
R826
C817
R814
1.8K
S814
DISPLAY
SLR-332
D801
STANDBY/ON
R825
33K
C810
104
223
FL_BLK36
FL_STB35
VDD137
VDD238
1K
R8291KR828
+36
MULTI JOG
R812
3.9K
R815
1K
S813
STANDBY/ON
R820
470
VSS139
D802
NP41
VSS240
R811
1.8K
S806
YES
R816
820
S812
INPUT
R821
UDZS5.6B
F2A42
F2B43
R819
470
F2C44
R8101KR809
S805
REC
R817
470
S811
REC_MODE
100
223
C806
REMO
470
R822
C807
R818
390
104
S810
C805
820
S804
FR
CD_DUB
+4.8
100/6.3
R808
470
FF
S803
KEY1
S809
PLAY
C812
EDIT/NO
R830
1K
R807
390
S802
STOP
/PAUSE
104
Q803
SPS-440-1-N
KEY0
S801
C813
104
VOLTAGE (MEASUREDWITHVOLTMETER)IS
.
ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS (
.
ALL CAPACITORS ARE IN pF/50WV UNLESSOTHERWISE NOTED.
EX) 030 3pF 330 33pF 331 330pF
.
ALL RESISTORS ARE IN OHMS 1/4WATTS
.
THE THICK LINES ON PC BOARD ARE THEPRINTING SIDE OF THE PARTS.
EX)PRINTING SIDE
REQ
POFF
ME MUTE
NOT USED (GND)
SUB ACK
VSS0 (GND)
VDD1
X2
X1
IC (VPP)
XT2 (OPEN)
XT1
VDD0
AVREF0
K0
K1
NOT USED (GND)
I/OI/O
DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION
The input terminal for test mode setup of MD mechanism.
I
Input terminal for carrying out initial setting of the destination
I
Input terminal for setting up the check mode of the program
I
Signal output terminal for check of program.
O
Not used. (Connect to ground)
I
I
I
I
Output terminal for muting circuit control
O
System control (RI) signal output terminal.
O
System control (RI) signal input terminal.
I
Not used. (Connect to ground)
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Input terminal of system reset.
I
Input terminal of the remote control signal from the remote sensor.
I
Signal input terminal for communication with MD mechanism.
I
Input terminal of power failure detected signal.
I
Muting signal input terminal from MD mechanism.
I
Not used. (Connect to ground)
I
Signal input terminal of the completion of serial data reception from the sub microcomputer
I
Negative power supply input terminal of the port part.
---
Positive power supply input terminal.
--O
Connection terminal of the oscillation element of main system clock. (5MHz)
I
Internal connection terminal.
I
O
Sub system clock oscillation element connection terminal.
I
Positive power supply input terminal of port section.
---
Reference voltage input terminal of A/D converter.
I
I
Input terminal from operation keys. (Inputs by A/D conversion.)
I
I
Not used. (Connect to ground)
I
I
MD-101A
MICROPROCESSOR TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS-2
Q802: TMP87C447uF-3GC (SUB MICROPROCESSOR)
MD-101A
PIN NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
FUNCTIONDESCRIPTION
SUB_CLK
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
CHECK
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
TEST
RESET
OSC1
OSC2
GND
WAREF
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
I/O
I
Input terminal of serial data clock from main microprocessor.
---
Not used. (Connect to ground)
---
---
Check terminal.
O
Not used. (Connect to ground)
---
---
---
---
---
---
--I
Test terminal.
Input terminal of system rest.
I
I
Connection terminal of the oscillation element.
O
---
Negative power supply input terminal of A/D converter.
---
Reference voltage input terminal of A/D converter.
Not used. (Connect to ground)
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
SUB_ACK
SUB_STB
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
FL STB
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
VDD
FL DATA
FL_CLK
NOT USED
SUB_DATA
---
Not used. (Connect to ground)
---
---
---
---
--O
Output terminal which gives the completion notice of data receipt to main microcomputer.
Input terminal of the STB signal from the main microcomputer
I
---
Not used. (Connect to ground)
---
---
---
--O
Output terminal of the STB signal to the FL display driver IC.
---
Not used. (Connect to ground)
---
---
--O
Output terminal of the serial data to the FL display driver IC.
Output terminal of the serial clock to the FL display driver IC.
O
---
Not used. (Connect to ground)
I
Input terminal of the serial data from the main microprocessor.
MD-101A
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-1
The necessity for adjustment
necessary
Adjustment item
Adjustment of Temperature Compensation Offset
1
Adjustment of laser power
2
Check of laser power
3
Adjustment of Traverse (EF balance)
4
Check of error rate in high reflectance disk
5
6
Check of error rate in low reflectance disk
7
Adjustment of focus Bias
8
Check of focus bias
unnecessary
Pickup unit
The exchanged parts
Parts on MD
mount,
and Motors
Mechanical
parts
MD-101A
REMARKS
When an error rate is worse than
the standard value, perform this
work.
Notes in adjustment
1. Laser of pickup
In case adjust, don't look at the laser of the pickup unit.
You have fear of loss of eyesight.
2. Perform adjustment using test mode.
3. Perform adjustment as the indicated turn.
4. After adjustment should cancel test mode.
Equipment required for adjustment
1. Measuring instrument
Name
Laser power meter
Optical sensor
Oscilloscope
Digital volt meter
2. T est disk
Name
MO disk
High reflectance disk
Manufactured
LEADER
LEADER
Manufactured
Description
LPM-8010
LP-8010-02
Frequency range is 40MHz or more.
The calibration of the probe is performed.
Description
Standard disk for recording/play back
A-BEXTMD-381
3. JIG
Name
Extended JIG
Flexible flat cable
0J12
0F001
DetailsPart No.
PC board
FFC socket
1mm pitch, 7 cores
Part No. NCJIG-0J12
Part No. 25052307
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-2
Explanation in test mode
1. How to test mode to enter
(1) Connect the power supply cord in the wall socket.
(2) While hold down the YES button, press the DISPLAY button
at standby state.
(3) Release only the DISPLAY button, with press the YES button.
(4) Press the STANDBY button, with press the YES button.
(5) Release the STANDBY/ON and the YES simultaneously.
FL Display
TEMP ADJUST
Time chart
YES
DISPLAY
STANDBY
MD-101A
push
release
push
release
push
2. How to cancel test mode
Disconnect the power supply cord from the wall socket.
release
3. Cautions on Test Mode Use
Don't use the disk which you must not eliminate in test mode.
Push the EJECT button after pressing the EDIT/NO button, when taking out disk in test mode.
Record of the fiducial point of temperature data.
Laser power adjustment
Check the laser power
Check the loading operation.
Check the lens of the pickup.
Traverse (EF balance) adjustment
Focus bias adjustment
Check the focus bias adjustment
Continuous play back mode
Continuous recoding mode
Data memorized in non-volatile memory
Setting the access point on CREC and CPLAY mode.
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-3
Preparation of adjustment
1. Make the extended JIG and connection.
Connect to the MD mechanism
Extended JIG (KIT)
Part No.0J12
Flexible flat cable
Part No. 0F001
Socket
Part No.25052307
Jumper wire
MD-101A
PC board
Part No.NCJIG-0J12
Connect to the
CN110
on the MD mechanism.
back side view
2. Setting the WP terminal.
Be sure to do this work before adjustment.
An adjustment value cannot be set up unless you do this work.
(An adjustment value is not memorized by EEP ROM on MD mount.)
Extended JIG
0J12
WP
Connect to the
P000A
on the JIG.
Attach the wire to required point
so that it may be easy to connect
measuring instrument etc.
Connect the the chassis earth
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-4
The adjustment method
1
Adjustment of temperature compensation value
[NONE]
(1) Perform circumference temperature in the 22 to 28 degrees state.
(2) Adjust, after exchanging D101, and the temperature of this part turns into the
same temperature as circumference temperature.
[CONNECTION]
(1) Connect to extended jig and the unit.
(2) Short-circuit WP terminal on the extended jJIG and the chassis ground.
MD-101A
(Refer to setting WP)
FL Display
[Adjustment]
(1) Select the TEMP ADJUST in the test mode.
(2) Press the JOG knob.
(3) Press the JOG knob.
TEMP ADJUST
TEMP=&&
TEMP=&&SAVE
TEMP ADJUST
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-5
Adjustment of laser power
2
[Preparation]
(1) Connect digital volt meter to I+3V and IOP on Extended JIG.
(2) Set the optical sensor to laser power meter.
(3) Loading of the optical sensor to the unit.
Extended JIG
Part No. 0J12
MD-101A
Digital volt meter
To MD
mechanism
[Adjustment]
(1) Turns the JOG knob, and select theLDPWR ADJUST mode.
(2) Press the JOG button .
(3) Turn the JOG knob, adjust so that reading
of the laser power meter becomes 0.86 to 0.92mW.
[Note]
Do the work to (5)-(7) within 15 seconds.
Since continuation luminescence of the 7mW laser power is carried out, if it is left for a long time,
the pickup will deteriorate.
(4) Press the JOG knob.
(5) Turn the JOG knob, adjust so that reading
of the laser power meter becomes 6.9 to 7.1mW.
I+3V
IOP
FL Display
LDPWR ADJUST
LD 0.9mW $XX
LD 0.9mW $XX
LD SAVE $XX
LD 7.0mW $XX
(6) Press the JOG knob.
LD SAVE $XX
3
Check of laser power
LD 7.0mW $XX
LD 0.9mW $XX
(1) Press the EDIT/NO button .
(2) Turns the JOG knob, and select theLDPWR CHECK mode.
(3) Press the JOG button .
(4) Checks that reading of laser power meter is
0.85mV to 0.91mW.
(5) Press the JOG button .
(6) Checks that reading of laser power meter is
6.9 mV to 7.1 mV.
(7) Read the value (V) of digital bolt meter.
Calculate laser current (I) from the value(V).
I (mA)= V / 1(ohm)
Check that the laser current is -10 to +10%
of range of the display value of the pickup unit (Fig-1).
(8) Press the EDIT/NO button after check.
(9) Press the EJECT button and takes out
the optical sensor
(10) Remove the digital volt meter from JIG.
LDPWR ADJUST
LDPWR CHECK
LD 0.9mW $XX
LD 7.0mW $XX
Fig-1
KMS2606
19311
C0526
52.6 mA
LDPWR CHECK
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-6
Adjustment of traverse (EF balance)
4
[Preparation]
(1) Connect oscilloscope to TE and VC on Extended JIG.
[NOTE]
Do not connect the VC to the GND of the unit.
(2) Loading the MO disk to the unit.
Extended JIG
Part No. 0J12
MD-101A
Oscilloscope
To MD mechanism
[Adjustment]
(1) Turns the JOG knob, and select for the display
of FL tube to be set to EFBAL ADJUST.
(2) Press the JOG button .
(3) Turn the JOG knob, adjust so that reading
of the waveform currently observed with the
oscilloscope should be as follows.
TE
VC
Adjusted so that it may grow into A=B.
A
VC
B
FL Display
EFBAL ADJUST
EFBAL XXMO-W
EFBAL XXMO-W
(4) Press the JOG knob.
(5) Remove the oscilloscope and extended
JIG from MD mechanism.
(6) Take out disk from the unit by pressing
the EJECT button.
EFB =XXSAVE
EFBAL MO-W
EFBAL ADJUST
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-7
5
Check of the error rate by the high reflectance disk
[Preparation]
(1) Loading of the high reflectance disk to the unit.
[Check]
(1) Turns the JOG knob and select the
CPLAY MODE
MD-101A
CPLAY MODE
(2) Press the JOG button .
(3) Checks that the value of C1 error rate is the value
less than 20.
This value is usually less than 10.
(4) Check the error rate in OUT (perimeter portion of disk)
by pressing the JOG knob once again.
(5) Check the error rate in IN (inner circumference portion
of disk) by pushing the JOG knob once again.
(6) Press the EDIT/NO button .
(7) Press the STOP button .
(8) Take out disk from the unit by pressing
the EJECT button.
C-PLAY MID
C-PLAY OUT
C-PLAY IN
CPLAY MODE
C1=XXXXAD=XX
C1 error rate
C1=XXXXAD=XX
C1=XXXXAD=XX
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-8
6
Check of the error rate by the MO disk
[Preparation]
Make the continuation recording disk used for the check of the error rate.
If the disk created by other sets is used, since the check with normal recording cannot be performed,
please carry out self-recording reproduction with the same set.
MD-101A
(1) Loading of the MO disk (standard recordable disk).
(2) Select the CREC MODE in the state in test MODE.
FL Display
CREC MODE
(3) Press the JOG knob so that the display may
be CREC OUT.
CREC OUT
CREC OUT
CREC (0700)
CREC IN
CREC MID
CREC (0040)
CREC (0300)
(4) Recording is started.
Continue the recording for required time at the CREC OUT, CREC IN and CREC MID mode.
(5) Press the STOP button after recording is completed.
[Check]
(1) Turns the JOG knob and select the
CPLAY MODE.
(2) Press the JOG knob.
CPLAY MODE
C-PLAY MID
(3) Check that the value of C1 error rate is the
value less than 50.
This value is usually less than 30.
(4) Check the error rate in OUT (perimeter portion of disk)
by pressing the JOG knob once again.
C-PLAY OUT
CREC (0700)
C1=XXXXAD=XX
C1 error rate
C1=XXXXAD=XX
(5) Check the error rate in IN (inner circumference portion
of disk) by pressing the JOG knob once again.
(6) Press the EDIT/NO button .
(7) Press the STOP button .
(8) Take out disk from the unit by pressing
the EJECT button.
[NOTES]
When an extremely large value comes out at an error rate, it may not be recorded normally.
Please check that recording of area which checks an error rate is performed with refer to "Preparation"
C-PLAY IN
C1=XXXXAD=XX
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-9
Adjustment the focus bias
7
When an error rate is worse than the standard value, perform this work.
[Preparation]
(1) Loading the continuation recording disk to the unit.
[Adjustment]
(1) Turns the JOG knob and select the
CPLAY MODE.
CPLAY MODE
MD-101A
(2) Press the JOG knob.
(3) Press the EDIT/NO button .
(4) Turns the JOG knob, and select the EBIAS ADJUST mode.
(4) Press the JOG button .
(5) Turn clockwise the JOG knob,
adjust so that
C1 error rate becomes 200.
C1 error rate is not stabilized.
Therefore, read average value.
(6) Press the JOG knob.
(7) Turn counterclockwise the JOG knob,
adjust so that
C1 error rate becomes 200.
C1 error rate is not stabilized.
Therefore, read average value.
(8) Press the JOG knob.
(9) Checks the following contents.
Check that C1 error rate is value less than 50.
Check that ADER is 00.
(10) Press the JOG knob.
(11) Check the value of &&.
MULTI JOG
MULTI JOG
C-PLAY MID
CPLAY MODE
FBIAS ADJUST
XXXX/## a=$$
XXXX/## b=$$
XXXX/## c=$$
XX-XX-XX(&&)
C1=XXXXAD=XX
The value of the focus bias
in point A.
C1 error rate
The value of the focus bias
in point B.
C1 error rate
The value of the focus bias
in point C.
ADER
C1 error rate
Rework from (1), when && is less than 20.
Progresses to the next step(12), more than 19
(12) Press the JOG knob.
(13) Press the STOP button .
FBIAS ADJUST
(14) Take out disk from the unit by pressing
the EJECT button.
[Explanation]
The relation between C1 error rate and focus bias is as follows.
In the structure to which the focus bias of point C is automatically set by adjusting the focus bias of point A and point B.
C1 error rate
200
AC B
Focus bias
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES-10
Check of focus bias
8
When an error rate is worse than the standard value, perform this work.
[Preparation]
(1) Loading of the continuation recording disk to the unit.
[Check]
(1) Turns the JOG knob, and select the CPLAY MODE.
(2) Press the JOG knob.
CPLAY MODE
C-PLAY MID
MD-101A
C1=XXXXAD=XX
(3) Press the EDIT/NO button .
(4) Turns the JOG knob, and select the BIAS CHECK mode.
(5) Press the JOG knob.
(6) Check the following contents.
Checks that C1 error rate is value smaller than 50.
Check that ADER is 00.
(7) Press the JOG button .
(8) Checks the following contents.
Checks that C1 error rate is value smaller than 220.
Check that ADER is 00.
(9) Press the JOG button .
(10) Checks the following contents.
Checks that C1 error rate is value smaller than 220.
Check that ADER is 00.
(11) Press the EDIT/NO button .
(12) Press the STOP button .
(13) Take out disk from the unit by pressing
the EJECT button.
CPLAY MODE
FBIAS CHECK
XXXX/## c=$$
ADER
C1 error rate
XXXX/## b=$$
ADER
C1 error rate
XXXX/## a=$$
ADER
C1 error rate
When it is an unusual numerical value, perform " Adjustment the focus bias" again.
because adjustment may not be proper.
P A CKING VIEW
MD-101A
21
28
7
7
10
22
23
24
30
1
6
31
25
32
5
9
1
PARTS LIST
REF NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTION
129092023A
*
229053832
*
429362967A
*
529100123C
629095906Sheet
729110149
929110148
1029100097-1A
212010396Audio cord AS
222010397RI cord
MANUFACTURED IN MALAYSIA
MADE IN JAPAN
MANUFACTURED IN MALAYSIA
MADE IN JAPAN
MANUFACTURED IN MALAYSIA
MADE IN JAPAN
NOTE:
<DT> : Taiwanese model only
<GT> : Asian model only
<GR> : Chinese model only
[Notes]
This model may be produced in the case where it is manufactured
in Malaysia, and Japan.
About the parts which have the mark on REF NO., part numbers
differ by the case of the Malaysia production, and the case of
production of Japan.
When you exchange this part, check the manufacture place of the
origin on the rear panel, and use the same parts.