Onkyo TX-RZ810 Service manual

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AV Receiver

TX-RZ810

✔ Pre Issue (2016-Apr) ✔ Final Issue (2016-Jul)

Service Manual

CONTENTS

✔ Title Page (This page) ✔ Note for Parts List ✔ Panel ✔ Reset

mp Diag Mode after Abnormal Conditions

✔ A ✔ WiFi 5GHz Setting ✔ Firmware ✔ Adjustment ✔ Hookup and Setting ✔ Trouble Shoot ✔ Disassembly ✔ Schematic Diagram ✔ Exploded View ✔ Appendix

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 MESUREMENTS T O DETERMINE T HAT EXPOSED PARTS ARE ACCEPT ABLY INSULATED FROM THE SUPPLY CIRCUIT BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE CUSTOMER.

Published by Onkyo & Pioneer Corporation Grobal CS Department

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Leakage current tester

Reading should not be above

0.5 mA

Device under test

Test all exposed metal surfaces

Also test with plug reversed (Using AC adapter plug as required)

Earth ground

AC Leakage Test

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SAFETY INFORMATION

This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not

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meant for the casual do-it-yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual. Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may void the warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.

WARNING This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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(FOR USA MODEL ONLY)

Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 - Proposition 65

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

The following check should be performed for the continued protection of the customer and service technician.

LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK

Measure leakage current to a known earth ground (water pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage current tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or equivalent between the earth ground and all exposed metal parts of the appliance (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays, control shaft, etc.). Plug the AC line cord of the appliance directly into a 120 V AC 60 Hz outlet and turn the AC power switch on. Any current measured must not exceed 0.5 mA.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE CUSTOMER.

2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE

Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance have special safety related characteristics. These are often not evident from visual inspection nor the protection afforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using replacement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics are identified in this Service Manual. Electrical components having such features are identified by marking with a ! on the schematics and on the parts list in this Service Manual. The use of a substitute replacement component which does not have the same safety characteristics as the ONKYO recommended replacement one, shown in the parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire, or other hazards. Product Safety is continuously under review and new instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest information, always consult the current ONKYO Service Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of, ONKYO Service Manual may be obtained at a nominal charge from ONKYO.

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File Name of Parts List File (EXCEL File)

When parts list is EXCEL file, please refer to the following explanation about file name.

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P L _ T X – S R 3 4 3 ( B ) M J J . x l s x

Model No. Color

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Color（色記号）

(X) Not related to color

(B) Black (M) Wood

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(BR) Brown (O) Orange (C) Cherry (P) Pink (G) Gold (R) Red (GR) Green (S) Silver (H) Gray (V) Violet (K) Black (W) White (L) Blue (Y) Yellow (LB) Light Blue

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Voltage（電圧記号） Destination（仕向地記号）

D 120V AC G 220～230V H 220～230／240V J 100V AC M 220～240V AC P 230V AC U 100～240V AC V 110～240V W 120V／220～240V

Speaker System (without AM P .) : 0 Passive Subw oofer F Front Speaker C Center Speaker R Rear Speaker B Back Speaker

Destination（仕向地記号）

Look at the rear panel serial number 6 digit. ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ J ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

Voltage（電圧記号）

Look at the rear panel serial number 5 digit. ○ ○ ○ ○ J ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

A Australia B United Kingdom C North American D USA F Taiwan J Japan K Korea L Russia P Europe Q Hong Kong R China S Brazil T Thai U Worldwide

Note for Parts List

Speaker System (without AM P .) : L Left channel R Right channel 0 Center channel

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180°

90°

Panel

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Front Panel

Rear Panel

Remote Control Unit RC-911R

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Dimensions (W × H × D) : 435 mm × 201.5 mm × 395 mm (17-1/8" × 7-15/16" × 15-9/16") Weight : 14 kg (30.9 lbs.)

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Accessories

1. Remote controller (RC-911R) ×1 Batteries (AAA/R03) ×2

2. Indoor FM antenna ×1

3. AM loop antenna ×1

4. Speaker setup microphone ×1

5. Power cord ×1

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TX-RZ810

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How to Reset the Unit

Step1. STORE (To save user preferences.)

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While pressing [SETUP] button, press [ENTER] button twice.

Step2. RESET While pressing [CBL] or [CBL/SAT] button, press [ON/STANDBY]

button. ※) ”Clear” appears on the display and the unit returns to standby. Do

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Step3. RECALL (To load user preferences.) While pressing [SETUP] button, press [RETURN] button twice.

not unplug the power cord until “Clear” disappears from the display.

Reset

Standard Knob Position ( S.K.P. ) Master Volume Control Input Selector Muting Listening Mode Subwoofer Front Left Level Front Right Level Center Level Left Surround Level Right Surround Level Subwoofer Level

40dB BD/DVD Off All Ch Stereo Yes 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB 0 dB

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TX-NR555/656/757 TX-RZ610/710/810

HT-R695

DRX-2/3/4/5

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Protect Mode

Amp Diag Mode after Abnormal Conditions

The unit goes into standby automatically when detect the abnormal condition of thermal detection, dc voltage detection or current detection. (e.g. TX-NR555 block diagram below)

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BAPRC-2034

THERMAL

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AC IN

BAPS-1984

SUB

TRANS.

FUSE F9002

Power Supply for STANDBY

Relay

RL9001

MPU

Q7009

PON_MAIN PON_MAIN

P2800B

SEC1H

BAAF-1979

BACLA-1988

Power amp.

POWER

TRANS.

T901

VOLTAGE

DRIVE

SEC-1

P9002

(HIGH)

SEC-1 (LOW)

FUSE F6901 F6902

(H)

RELAY RL6911 RL6912

(L)

(H)

or

(L)

Power

Supply

Power

Supply

SPRLF

VOLH

VPROTECT

IPROTECT

P8002

(Front L)

Q6001

Q6021

CURRENT

DETECT

IPRO

VPRO: DC voltage detection IPRO: Current detection

DC

DETECT

VPRO

BAETC-1980

THERMAL

DETECT

P6800A

VOLTAGE

DETECT

VOLH

BATRM-2023

Q6800

RELAY RL6501 (FL/FR)

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SPEAKER - OUT

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Self-diagnostics

This function is for avoiding the rupture of electrolytic capacitors with amplifier circuit

failure during power-ON.

Operation of Self-diagnostic

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Self-diagnostic will start at the timing of next power on, after goes to the protect mode

by Current detection or DC voltage detection.

Only On/Standby key could work in this mode. Also remote control does not work.

However, the CLEAR operation is enabled.

During Self-diagnostic, the power supply for amplifier circuit become low voltage

state(SEC1-LOW), and the speaker relay will be turned off. Then, MPU will check each

amplifier circuits Internally by entering the test signal (20 kHz,-20 dBFS sine wave) to

each channel from DSP.

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MPU will judge the amplifier circuit is good or not from VOLH value.

The normal range of VOLH value is 0.04 V < VOLH < 0.20 V.

If VOLH value is in the out of this range, it will be judged as NG (No good).

No problem found

When protected by current detection, and no problem found, "CHECK SP WIRE“ will be displayed. In this State, Only the On/Standby key is effective. And if do not anything for 3 minutes, unit goes into standby automatically. When protected by a DC voltage detect

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operation.

Problem found

When judged as there is a problem on any channel, the information of channel that has a problem will be displayed as in the right figure. In this State, Only the On/Standby key is effective. Also remote control does not work. If do not anything for 3 minutes, unit goes into standby automatically. This state will keep also after unit turn on/off, or AC unplugged. the power supply for amplifier circuit become low voltage state(SEC1-LOW), and the speaker

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relay will be turned off.

ion, and no problem found, unit goes into normal

Amp Diag Mode after Abnormal Conditions

Display of during Self-diagnostics

2 Line FL tube type

A M P D i a g M o d e

1 Line FL tube type

A M P D i a g M o d e

“Mode” This part display the channel which is currently checked. (E.g. "[FL]", etc.)

Display of when problem found

2 Line FL tube type

N G C H :

L C R S L S R B L B

1 Line FL tube type

N G : L C R S L S R B L B R

 Front L channel

L

 Center channel

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 Front R channel

R

S L

S R

B L

B R

 Surround L channel

 Surround R channel

 Surround back L channel

 Surround back R channel

R

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Repair Process and How to Confirm

Confirmation of the protect cause

While NG channel is displayed, You can confirm the protect cause by following the step below.

1. Press the Enter button

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2. The protect cause are displayed for 5 seconds. Please check the around of those amplifier circuit and repair it.

Clear of NG CH information

After repair, you can clear NG CH information by following the steps below.

1. Press the On/Standby key while pressing the Enter key.

2. Display as in the right figure appears.

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3. Unit goes into Standby automatically after 5 seconds. Self-diagnostic will start again at the timing of next power on. By this, You can verify whether repair was properly or not. If problem found after repair, please re-check the around of its circuit.

Cancel of Self-diagnostic

You can cancel this mode by clear operation (press Standby key while pressing CBL/SAT key). After cancel this mode, receiver will be started as normal operation.

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Manual Execution of Self-diagnostic

1. [DIMMER] + [ON/STANDBY] x 2 Main Firmware Version will appear on the main unit’s display.

2. [SETUP] or [HOME] Service information will appear on the main unit’s display

3. [ENTER] Display as in the right figure appears.

4. [STANDBY/ON] Unit will go into standby.

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5. [STANDBY/ON] Unit will turn on. Then self-diagnostic will start automatically.

Amp Diag Mode after Abnormal Conditions

Protected by current detection

D E T . P R O T E C T : I

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Protected by DC Voltage detection

D E T . P R O T E C T : V

Clear of NG CH information

N G C H C L E A R

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Manual Execution of Self-diagnostic

A M P D I A G T E S T O N

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Wireless LAN 5GHz Setting

IMPORTANT!!

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Back Ground:

It is totally different from Radio Law at the each country on 5GHz band. It means it is totally different from enabled Channel of 5GHz band at the each country. We define the “Country Code” for 5GHz band.

You must set up the appropriate country code to the product.

Example;

Case1:

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When you use the “P” destination products and bring move to Russia or Israel, If you did not setup change country code and use in Russia and Israel, You will be on the illegal Radio Law in Russia and Israel. Case2; When you use “C” or “D” destination product bring move to Japan or Taiwan, If you did not setup change country code and use in Japan and Taiwan, You will be on the illegal Radio Law in Japan and Taiwan.

WiFi 5GHz Setting

Serv

ice Parts information:

The default country code is set on “Processing Circuit Board(PRC board)”. You must make sure and set up the “Country Code“ when you replace the processing circuit pc board. Otherwise You and your customer should be on the illegal Radio Law and

IT HAS POSSIBILITY TO HAVE A RISK OF PUNISHMENT FROM EACH COUNTRY GOVERNMENT.

If you did not make sure country code and no setup code and face any trouble, We does not have any responsibility.

For setting up the Country Code,

Please ask the procedure of changing country code

to your distributer or our sales.

It is no described the procedure of changing Country Code on this Service Manual

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If you have any trouble of unclear procedure for update country code, Please contact our sales department.

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PRC Board Default Value of Country Code

The PRC board is already set default Country Code by the representative destination. To confirm the default country code, Please refer to the "How to read PRC Board part

number and Default value of Country Code" section.

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Figure Country List (need to set up)

TX-NR555/656/757/HT-R695

TX-RZ610/710/810

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Wireless LAN 5GHz Setting

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IMPOTANT!!

Make sure and Setup Country Code

You have to make sure country code for using or replacing “Processing Circuit PC Board”. It means that you have to make sure country code between using Processing Circuit PC board( PRC Board) and your customer’s country code. When it is not match PRC board default country code and customer’s country, you have to setup Country Code. Case3;

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When you repair the “P” destination products and replace “P” destination PRC Board and the customer live in UK, It is no necessary to setup Country Code Because “P” destination PRC board already setup “EU” country code.

Customer: UK: EU PRC Board: EU

Match Country code NO NECESSARY TO SETUP COUNTRY CODE

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Case4; When you repair the “P” destination products and replace “P” destination PRC board and the customer live in Russia, It is necessary to setup Country Code Because “P” destination PRC Board already setup “EU” country code. However, the customer’s country code is “RU”. It means no match PRC Board code and Customer’s code.

Customer: Russia: RU PRC Board: EU

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No Match Country code NECESSARY TO SETUP COUNTRY CODE

WiFi 5GHz Setting

Case5; When you repair the “C” destination products and replace “C” destination PRC board and the customer live in US, it is no necessary to setup Country Code Because “C” destination PRC board already setup “US” country code.

Match Country code NO NECESSARY TO SETUP COUNTRY CODE

Case6; When you r and the customer live in Taiwan, It is necessary to setup Country Code. Because “C” destination PRC Board already setup “US” country code as default. However, the customer’s country code is “TW”. It means no match PRC Board code and the customer’s country code

No Match Country code NECESSARY TO SETUP COUNTRY CODE

Customer: US: US PRC Board: US

epair the “C” destination product and replace “C” destination PRC board

Customer: Taiwan: TW PRC Board: US

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TX-RZ610/710/810

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Wireless LAN 5GHz Country Code 1/2

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Region

America

Country

USA Canada Mexico Brazil Chile Guatemala Puerto Rico Trinidad Dominican Rep Argentina Ecuador

Code

US US US US CL US US TT US AR US

Region

Asia / Oceania

Country

Japan China Hong Kong Korea Taiwan Singapore Malaysia Philippines Vietnam Indonesia Sri Lanka

Code

JP CN EU KR TW SG MY EU EU

ID

EU

Region

Middle East

WiFi 5GHz Setting

Country

UAE Bahrain Kuwait Oman Qatar Lebanon Jordan Saudi Arabia

Code

EU BH

KW

EU QA EU

JO EU

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C

Paraguay Colombia Guam

B

Panama Costa Rica Uruguay Peru

A

1

PY US US US US UY PE

2

Australia New

Zealand Thailand India Pakistan

AU AU EU

IN

PK

B

A

TX-NR555/656/757/HT-R695

TX-RZ610/710/810

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Wireless LAN 5GHz Country Code 2/2

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Region

Europe / Africa

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Country Code

Germany EU UK EU France EU Netherlands EU Italy EU Switzerland EU Denmark EU Sweden EU Austria EU Belgium EU Spain EU Norway EU Finland EU Czech EU Israel IL Ukraine EU Hungary EU Slovakia EU Luxembourg EU Turkey EU Portugal EU Malta EU Latvia EU Poland EU

Region

Europe / Africa

Country Code

Cyprus EU Estonia EU Slovenia EU Bulgaria EU Greece EU Romania EU Lithuania EU Serbia EU Croatia EU Ireland EU Macedonia EU Moldova EU Russia RU Andorra EU Armenia EU Azerbaijan EU Belarus EU Bosnia and

Herzegovina Northern

Cyprus(Turkey)

EU

Georgia EU Iceland EU Kazakhstan EU

Region

Europe / Africa

WiFi 5GHz Setting

Country Code

Liechtenstein EU Monaco EU Montenegro EU San Marino EU Vatican City EU Kosovo EU Kaliningrad(Russia) RU Gibraltar(UK) EU Canary

Islands(Spain) Ceuta EU Melilla EU Morocco MA Algeria EU Tunisia TN Egypt EG Mauritius US South Africa EU

EU

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TX-NR555/656/757/HT-R695

TX-RZ610/710/810

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How to read PRC Board part number and Default value of Country Code

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1B5142034-1A555MDC

Board No.

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Model Number Last 3 Digit

555 : TX-NR555 656 : TX-NR656 757 : TX-NR757 695 : HT-R695

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610 : TX-RZ610 710 : TX-RZ710 810 : TX-RZ810

Suffix No.

Destination

PRC Board Default setting Country Code

Dst Code Main Country C US North America D US United State S US Brazil P EU Europe B EU United Kingdom Q EU Hong Kong T EU Thai L RU Russia A AU Australia / New Zealand R CN China F TW Taiwan K KR Korea J JP Japan

WiFi 5GHz Setting

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TX-RZ610/710/810

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How to check Firmware Version & Preparation of Update

Step1 : [DIMMER] + [ON/STANDBY] x 2

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Main Firmware Version will appear on the main unit’s display.

Step2 : [TONE +1] ( Rotate “TONE” knob right 1 click)

NET Firmware Version will appear on the main unit’s display.

Step3 : [TONE +2] ( Rotate “TONE” knob right 2 click)

DSP Firmware Version will appear on the main unit’s display.

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Step4 : [TONE +3 ] ( Rotate “TONE” knob right 3 click)

Video Firmware Version will appear on the main unit’s display.

Step3 : [TONE +4] ( Rotate “TONE” knob right 4 click)

OSD Firmware Version will appear on the main unit’s display.

Step4 : [TONE +5 over] ( Rotate “TONE” knob right 5 click over)

Return to Display Main Firmware Version ( Return Step1)

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When It is rotated left ( - ) TONE knob, It is appeared before step.

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Firmware

[Preparation of Update]

1. Connect the USB storage device to your PC. If there is any data in the USB storage device, remove it.

2. Download the firmware file (package file) fr om the Onkyo FTP-server. However European service partners should download the f irmw ar e file (package file) from the ExtraNet.

Onkyo FTP-server: ftp://manex.onkyo.co.jp/ ID and Password are those we informed when changed. Filename is as follows: ONKAVR0001******************.zip

Unzip the downloaded file. A following file is created.

ONKAVR0001**************.of0 ONKAVR0001**************.of1 ONKAVR0001**************.of2 ONKAVR0001**************.of3 ONKAVR0001**************.of4

3. Copy it to the USB storage device. Be careful not to copy the zip file.

4. Remove the USB storage device from your PC.

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How to Update (service mode) 1/2

Overwriting is also possible.

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1. Connect the USB strage to the USB port on the unit.

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2. Turn on the unit. It takes some time to start after you switch on the unit. Press: [DIMMER] + [ON/STANDBY] x 2

3. Press [RETURN] button, Then it is displayed as below

If you need each module of the firmware update, you can select the module by pressing PRESET < and > button. If you need change source NET or USB, you can select the source by pressing TUNING UP and Down key It should be updated firmware by selecting USB -> ALL normally.

Please do NOT choose T-SRV( it is test server)

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Firmware

USB -> ALL: ALL firmware update ( default ) USB -> DSP1: DSP firmware update USB -> OSD: OSD firmware update USB -> VMPU: VMPU firmware update USB -> NET: NET firmware update USB -> MMPU: Main MPU firmware update USB -> WORK: Compare between AVR and USB, Only update new version firmware

NET -> ALL: ALL firmware update ( default ) NET -> DSP1: DSP firmware update NET -> OSD: OSD firmware update NET -> VMPU: VMPU firmware update NET -> NET: NET firmware update NET -> MMPU: Main MPU firmware update NET -> WORK: Compare between AVR and MMC, Only update new version firmware by network

The default setting is “ ALL”

CAUTION: When you will update each module firmware, you have to keep combination of firmware.

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How to Update (service mode) 2/2

4. Press [ENTER] button. Start update firmware.

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5. Wait until update is completed.

When the update ends, “Completed!” is displayed. When

“ Completed!” message appeared, you can power off by pressing “ ON/STANDBY” button.

(If you leave it, it automatically turns standby mode. )

Firmware

6. Press [ON/STANDBY] button, and the unit turns on.

7. Check the new FW version number.

<Note> If the procedure might not be successful, please select “USB -> ALL”.

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Connection

DC Volt meter

AVR

100ohms, 1/4W

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How to Adjust Idling

The Idling current adjustment is unnecessa ry.

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If did the repair of amplifier circuit, please confirm the idling current after 4 ~ 6 minutes heat running. If the measured value are under 1mV or over 21mV , turn off the power of the AVR and check the parts of defect channel aga i n .

Chanel Measurement Points Permissible Range

FL P6021 FR P6022 C P6023 SL P6025 SR P6026 SBL P6027 SBR P6028

Adjustment

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1mV ~ 21mV

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1

B

P6028

SBR

P6027

SBL

P6026

SR

P6025

SL

P6023

C

P6022

FR

P6021

FL

*Heat sink is different by each model.

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TX-NR555/TX-NR656/TX-RZ610/HT-R695

TX-NR757/TX-RZ710/TX-RZ810

DRX-2/DRX-3/DRX-4/DRX-5

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No Sound

■ No sound from connected player

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□ Chose input selector which is assigned to connected input terminal ?

□ Isn’t muting on ?

■ No sound from connected TV

□ Chose wrong input selector ?

□ Connect to this model’s HDMI OUT terminal from TV by HDMI cable ?

□ When TV supports ARC function, connect to his model’s HDMI OUT terminal from

TV’s HDMI input terminal for ARC function ?

□ When TV doesn’t support ARC function, connect TV to this model with optical cable

etc. ?

□ Isn’t muting on ?

■ No sound from some connected loudspeaker(s)

□ No sound loudspeaker(s) config is enabled ?

■ No sound from all connected TV or Blu-ray player etc.

□ After chose loudspeaker volume level setting, test tone is OK ?

■ No problem about above items

□ Unplug power cord

After 10 seconds, connect power cord again

□ Reset this model

Hookup and Setting

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No Picture

■ In general

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□ Connection cable is bent , twisted or damaged ?

□ Input is switched on TV ?

■ No picture from connected player by HDMI input terminal

□ Chose input selector which is connected to player ?

□ Listening mode is not Pure Audio ?

□ Don’t use HDMI-DVI adaptor. From personal computer ?

■ No picture from connected player by component video terminal

□ Output to TV connected to component video out terminal from player's picture

connected to the composite video input terminals ?

■ No problem about above items

□ Unplug power cord

After 10 seconds, connect power cord again

□ Reset this model

Hookup and Setting

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No Power

■ In general

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□ Doesn't be connection cable bent, be it twisted and be it damaged?

■ There is time when indication on the front panel doesn't just light up.

□ Please check the connecting cord of a DISPLAY PCB.

■ No problem about above items

□ Unplug power cord

After 10 seconds, connect power cord again

□ Reset this model

Hookup and Setting

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No Sound (HDMI in)

Here the trouble shoot which focuses on the hardware troubles regarding PCB assembly is explained. Of course, with actual repair there are also troubles due to damaged Power Transformer, Wiring, soldering etc. in addition to PCB assembly.

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Process Check Point Damaged PCB

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3

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5

J6504(BATRM-2023)

●+24V

P8002A(BADG-2032)

5 -15V 7 +15V

P2802B(BAPRC-2034)

1 +12V ~ +15V

P8003A(BADG-2032)

28 +3.3V

P8002A(BADG-2032)

29 Signal 30 Signal

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BAAF-1979

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

Trouble Shoot

D

BADG-2032

C

P7002

BASW-1982

6

7

B

8

VLSC OUTPUT(BADG-2032)

Signal

●J4606(BAAF-1979)

Q6001, Q6021(BAAF-1979)

●Base

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BADG-2032

BAAF-1979

BACLA-2030

BAPS-2031

BAAF-1979

BACLA-2030

BASW-1991

BADIS-1990

B

BASW-1992

BASW-1993

BAPS-1998

9

10

A

11 BATRM-2023

P2800B(BAPRC-2034)

10 +3V (HIGH)

●P6021(BAAF-1979)

The amplified beautiful wave.

1

2

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BAAF-1979

A

TX-RZ810

5 4 3

6

1

2

5 4 3

6

No Sound (Opt in)

Here the trouble shoot which focuses on the hardware troubles regarding PCB assembly is explained. Of course, with actual repair there are also troubles due to damaged Power Transformer, Wiring, soldering etc. in addition to PCB assembly.

D

C

Process Check Point Damaged PCB

1

2

3

4

5

J6504(BATRM-2023)

●+24V

P8002A(BADG-2032)

5 -15V 7 +15V

P2802B(BAPRC-2034)

1 +12V ~ +15V

P8003A(BADG-2032)

28 +3.3V

P8003A(BADG-2032)

25 Signal

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BAAF-1979

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

BADG-2032

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

Trouble Shoot

D

BADG-2032

C

P7002

BASW-1982

6

7

B

8

P8002A(BADG-2032)

29 Signal 30 Signal

VLSC OUTPUT(BADG-2032)

Signal

●J4606(BAAF-1979)

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BAPRC-2034

BADG-2032

BAAF-1979

BAPS-2031

BAAF-1979

BACLA-2030

BASW-1991

BADIS-1990

B

BASW-1992

BASW-1993

BAPS-1998

9

10

A

11

12 BATRM-2023

Q6001, Q6021(BAAF-1979)

●Base

P2800B(BAPRC-2034)

10 +3V (HIGH)

●P6021(BAAF-1979)

The amplified beautiful wave.

1

2

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BACLA-2030

BAAF-1979

A

TX-RZ810

5 4 3

6

1

2

5 4 3

6

No Sound (Analog in)

Here the trouble shoot which focuses on the hardware troubles regarding PCB assembly is explained. Of course, with actual repair there are also troubles due to damaged Power Transformer, Wiring, soldering etc. in addition to PCB assembly.

D

C

Process Check Point Damaged PCB

1

2

3

4

5

J6504(BATRM-2023)

●+24V

P8002A(BADG-2032)

5 -15V 7 +15V

●J4606(BAAF-1979)

Q6001, Q6021(BAAF-1979)

●Base

P2800B(BAPRC-2034)

10 +3V (HIGH)

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BAAF-1979

BACLA-2030

BAAF-1979

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

Trouble Shoot

D

BADG-2032

C

P7002

BASW-1982

6

●P6021(BAAF-1979)

The amplified beautiful wave.

No Good

OK

BAAF-1979

BAPS-2031

BAAF-1979

BASW-1991

BADIS-1990

7 BATRM-2023

B

BACLA-2030

BASW-1992

B

BASW-1993

BAPS-1998

A

1

2

5 4 3

TX-RZ810

6

A

1

2

5 4 3

6

No Picture (HDMI in/ out)

Here the trouble shoot which focuses on the hardware troubles regarding PCB assembly is explained. Of course, with actual repair there are also troubles due to damaged Power Transformer, Wiring, soldering etc. in addition to PCB assembly.

D

C

Process Check Point Damaged PCB

1

P2802B(BAPRC-2034)

1 +12V ~ +15V

No Good

OK

BATRM-2023

2 BAPRC-2034

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

Trouble Shoot

D

BADG-2032

C

P7002

BASW-1982

BAPS-2031

BAAF-1979

B

BACLA-2030

BASW-1992

BASW-1991

BADIS-1990

B

BASW-1993

BAPS-1998

A

1

2

5 4 3

TX-RZ810

6

A

1

2

5 4 3

6

No Picture (Component in/ HDMI out)

Here the trouble shoot which focuses on the hardware troubles regarding PCB assembly is explained. Of course, with actual repair there are also troubles due to damaged Power Transformer, Wiring, soldering etc. in addition to PCB assembly.

D

C

Process Check Point Damaged PCB

1

2

3

P2802B(BAPRC-2034)

1 +12V ~ +15V

P2800B(BAPRC-2034)

17 +5V

P2800B(BAPRC-2034)

23 19 21

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

BATRM-2023

4 BAPRC-2034

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

Trouble Shoot

D

BADG-2032

C

P7002

BASW-1982

BAPS-2031

BAAF-1979

B

BACLA-2030

BASW-1992

BASW-1991

BADIS-1990

B

BASW-1993

BAPS-1998

A

1

2

5 4 3

TX-RZ810

6

A

1

2

5 4 3

6

No Picture (Composite in/ HDMI out)

Here the trouble shoot which focuses on the hardware troubles regarding PCB assembly is explained. Of course, with actual repair there are also troubles due to damaged Power Transformer, Wiring, soldering etc. in addition to PCB assembly.

D

C

Process Check Point Damaged PCB

1

2

3

P2802B(BAPRC-2034)

1 +12V ~ +15V

P2800B(BAPRC-2034)

17 +5V

P2800B(BAPRC-2034)

19

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

BATRM-2023

4 BAPRC-2034

BATRM-2023

BAPRC-2034

Trouble Shoot

D

BADG-2032

C

P7002

BASW-1982

BAPS-2031

BAAF-1979

B

BACLA-2030

BASW-1992

BASW-1991

BADIS-1990

B

BASW-1993

BAPS-1998

A

1

2

5 4 3

TX-RZ810

6

A

1

2

5 4 3

6

No Power

Here the trouble shoot which focuses on the hardware troubles regarding PCB assembly is explained. Of course, with actual repair there are also troubles due to damaged Power Transformer, Wiring, soldering etc. in addition to PCB assembly.

D

C

Process Check Point Damaged PCB

1

C9001(BAPS-2031)

●AC100V～240V

2 ●F9002(BAPS-2031)

3 ●F6901, F6902(BAAF-1979)

4 ANY PARTS(BAAF-1979)

5 FFC P7001(BAPRC-2034) P7001(FFC)

6

7

P2802B(BAPRC-2034)

1 +12V ~ +15V

P2800B(BAPRC-2034)

5 +3V (HIGH)

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

BAPS-2031

BAAF-1979 BACLA-2030

BAPS-2031

BAPRC-2034

BATRM-2023

BAPS-2031

BAAF-1979

BAPRC-2034

Trouble Shoot

D

BADG-2032

C

P7002

BASW-1982

BASW-1991

BADIS-1990

B

8

P7001A(BAPRC-2034)

17 +5V

9 RL9001(BAPS-2031) BAPS-2031

10

P9002(BAPS-2031)

●AC100V～240V

11 FFC P7001(BADIS-1990) P7001(FFC)

A

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

No Good

OK

12 BADIS-1990

1. When being not turned on with remote control unit only, BADIS-1990 is abnormal.

2. When being not turned on with button on the main unit only, BADIS-1990 is abnormal.

1

2

BAPRC-2034

BATRM-2023 BAPRC-2034 P2800(FFC)

BACLA-2030

BASW-1992

BASW-1993

BAPS-1998

ANY PARTS o n BAAF -1979

Check damage parts Normal(OK) or Damage (No good) Check the damage in the red framework part as shown w ith visual

inspection. e.g. Broken, Burnout, Discoloration, etc.

5 4 3

B

A

TX-RZ810

6

1

31

P7001A

1

23

P2800B

1

5

GND

+12V

P2802B

A

B

C

1

30

31

23

17

1

9

E

F

ARM_JTAG

ARM_Write

OSD_Write

VMPU_Write

VMPU_Debug

MMPU_Debug

MMPU_Write

DSP_Write

DSP_Debug

[FAN]

[Thermal]

[HDbaseT]

[POWER]

[UPDATE]

[Display]

[VD_UP]

[IR/232C/TRG]

Therm

GND

+3.3V

/PTC

GND

+12V

GND

Rx

Tx

GND

3.3V

TgA

TgB

TgC

IR

GND

SCL

SDA

RST

+5

+3.3

Y

Pb

Pr

PonM

PonS

AuxV

Poff2

M

P8671

P8500B

P8001

P8021

P8611

P3601

P8621

P8631

P8641

P8651

P8661

P3651

P3654

P3658

D8248

D8401

R8238

R3032

R3033

R8430

R3035

R8431

C3445

R3036

R8432

C3446

R8240

R3421

R8243

C8460

R8244

R3424

P8701A

C8461

R3425

C8463

R1100 R1101

R3429

R1102

R1103

R1104

R1105

R1106

R1107

R1108

R3430

R1109

C8661

C8662

R3432

R8447

C3076

R3436

C3653

R3437

C3077

R3244

C3654

R1110

C8474

R3438

P3652A

R3245

C3655

Q3651

R1111

C8475

R3439

C3656

R1112

C3462

P3652C

C3657

R1113

C3658

R1114

C3659

R1116

R3440

L3901

R3441

L3902

R3442

L3903

R3250

C3660

R3444

C3661

L1001

P7501

R3445

P7502

R3253

C3663

R3447

R3254

L1004

C8484

R3448

L1005

R3256

C3666

L1006

C3472

C8486

C3667

L1007

C8487

R3258

R1124

R3259

R1125

L8921

X7001

R1126

L8922

R1127

R8463

L8923

R1128

R8464

L8924

R3450

R1129

R8466

R3452

R8467

R3453

R8468

L1010

R3454

R8469

R3455

R3456

R3457

R1130

L1014

R3458

R3071

D3651

R1131

R3459

R3072

D3652

R1132

R3073

D3653

R3074

L1018

D3654

R3075

R8471

R3651

L1019

L8931

R3076

R3652

L8932

R8472

R3077

R3653

L8933

R8473

R3078

R3654

L8934

R3460

R8474

R3079

R3655

R8475

R3656

R8476

R3657

R3463

R3270

R3658

R3271

R3659

L1021

R3467

R3080

L1024

L1025

C3685

L1026

C3686

R3278

R3660

R3084

C3688

R3279

R3661

L8941

L1029

R3662

L8942

R3663

L8943

R3664

L8944

R3665

R1149

R3666

R3667

R3280

R3668

R3669

R7101

R7102

R7103

R1150

R7104

R7105

R3670

R1154

R3671

R7109

L8951

R3672

L8952

R3673

L8953

R3674

L8954

R3675

R3481

R3676 R3677

R3678

R3484

R3679

R7111

R3485

R7112

R7113

R7114

R7115

R7116

R7117

L8961

L8962

L8963

L8964

P8104

R3494

R3495

R3496

R3497

L7008

R7124

L7009

R7126

R7127

R7128

R1175

R7129

R1176

R7130

R7132 R7133 R7134

R1182

R7136

R1183

R7137

R1184

R7138

P8702

P8703

X8201

P8900

Q8302

P8710

X3001

X3002

X8400

C7180

C7181

C8705

Q8701

C8321

X3401

C8900

C8325

C8902

C8903

Q8900

R8300

R8301

R8302

R8304

R8305

R8307

R8308

C8911

C8912

L8001

C8339

C3902

L8002

C3903

R8313

L8003

C3904

R7180

L8004

C1001

Q3901

R8315

R7181

D8701

C3906

R8316

C3907

C1003

R8318

C3909

Q1001

R8319

R8701

R3306

Q1002

R8702

R3307

Q1003

R8703

R3308

C1008

Q1004

R8704

R3309

C1009

Q1005

R8705

C8921

C8922

C8923

C3910

D8900

C8924

R8320

R3500

C3911

D8901

R8321

C8925

Q8921

R8709

C8349

R3501

D8902

R8322

C8926

R3502

R8323

C8927

R3503

R3310

Q8730

C3914

R8324

C8928

R3504

Q8731

C1011

R3311

R8901

R3505

Q8732

C3916

R3312

R8326

Q8733

C1013

R3313

R8903

R7193

C3918

C1014

R3314

C8350

C1015

R3315 R3316

R8712

R3317

R8713

C1018

R3318 R3319

C8931

C8932

C8933

C3920

C8934

L3201

C3921

L8021

C8935

Q8931

L3202

L8022

C8936 C8937

L8023

R3320

C8938

L8024

R3321

R8335

R3322

C1022

R8336

C1023

C1024

R8338

R3901

R8339

R8721

C1027

R3903

R8723

R3328

R3904

R3329

R3905

C8941

R8725

R1002

L8416

C8942

R3907

R1003

C8943

L3403

R3908

R1004

C8944

L3404

R3715

R3909

R1005

R8729

C8945

Q8941

C8369

R3716

R1006

Q8942

C8946

R8342

L3406

R3717

R1007

C8947

R8343

R3718

R1008

C8948

Q8944

R3331

R3719

C1032

Q8946

R8922

R8346

R3333

R8923

C3938

R8924

R8730

R3911

R3335

R8925

R3912

L3602

R8926

R8732

R3913

R3337

R3914

R3338

C1038

L3604

R8734

R3915

R3339

R1011

R8735

C8951

R3722

R3916

R1012

C8952

R3723

R3917

R1013

C8953

R1014

C8954

R1208

R3919

R1015

C8955

Q8951

R1016

C8956

R1017

C8957

R3340

C1040

C8958

R8354

R3341

X3651

R1019

R8355

R3342

R8932

R3343

R8933

R3920

R3344

R8934

R3345

R8359

R8935

L3611

R8936

L3612

L3613

R3348

R1020

R8744

C8385

R1021

R8939

C8961

R3731

C8386

R1022

R8746

C8962

R1023

C8963

R1024

R8748

C8964

R1025

C8965

Q8961

R1026

C8966

C7002

R1027

R8363

C8967

R1028

C8968

C1051

R3352

C1052

R8942

R3353

C1053

R8943

R3354

C1054

R8750

R8944

R3355

P7001A

C1055

R8945

C1056

R8752

R8946

C1057

R8753

C1058

R8754

C1059

R3359

R1031

Q7009

R1032

R8756

R8757

R1034

R1035

R8372

R1037

R8373

R3360

R8374

R3361

R8375

R1039

R8376

C1062

R8952

R3363

C1063

R8953

Q7013

R8378

R8954

C7018

R8379

R8955

R8956

Q7017

C8980

R1041

R8959

R1042

C8982

R1043

C3970

C8984

R8380

R1044

C7020

R1046

D8963

R8383

R8384

C1071

R1049

R8385

C1072

R8962

D7002

R8963

D7003

D8968

R8964

C1075

D8969

R7001

R8965

R8966

Q7028

Q7029

D7009

R7005

R7006

R1054

R1055

R1057

Q7030

R1059

Q7031

R8972

C7036

R1060

R1061

R1062

P8002B

R7017

R1064

R7018

R7019

R1066

R1067

R1069

R8984

R8790

R8985

L3661

R7021

R8791

C1096

R7022

C1097

Q1093

C1098

C1099

R1071

R7025

R1072

P8003B

R7026

R1073

R7027

R1074

R7028

R1075

R7029

P2800B

R8990

P3002

R7030

R7031

R7032

R7033

R7034

R1083

R1084

P3201

P2801B

R1087

R1088

C7064

C7065

C7066

C7067

C8007

C7068

C8008

R7042

R1090

R1091

P3401

R1092

R1093 R1094

C7070

R7048

C7071

P2802B

C8206

Q8202

C8207

R1098

C8208

R1099

C8400

Q3001

C3005

R7051

X8301

C3006

R7052

C3007

Q3003

C3008

Q8400

C8210

C3009

Q8401

C8211

Q3008

C8219

D8003

Q3203

C3014

P3610

C8220

C8221

C3401

R7066

C8223

C8224

R7069

C8225

X8701

Q3404

C8611

C8612

R7070

R8204

R7071

D3004

D8400

R8208

D3005

R7075

C8231

R8209

D3006

C8232

C3412

D3007

R7077

C3413

R8400

Q3410

C3414

R7079

C3415

R8402

C8236 C8237

D3201

R8405

C8621

C8239

C3419

R8406

R8407

R8408

R3201

R7081

R8215

R3202

R3203

R3010

R7084

C8240

R8218

R3011

C8241

R3206

C3422

R3013

R8603

R7087

C3423

R3208

R3014

RL8400

C3424

R8604

R3209

R3015

R8605

C3425

R3016

D3402

R3018

C1100

R3400

R8414

R8220

R3019

C1101

X1001

R3401

R8415

C8631

R8221

C1102

R8416

C8632

C1103

R8417

R8223

C1104

R8418

R8419

R7091

R3405

R7092

R3213

R7093

R3020

R7094

R3408

R7095

R3021

R3409

R3022

R3023

R7097

R8420

R7098

R7099

C3435

R8422

C3436

R3603

R3028

R8425

R3411

R8426

R8429

R3415

R8237

R3371

C7072

S3201

R7143

R7144

R3372

R3754

R3735

R3733

R3734

R3753

R3732

R8727

R3726

C8986

C8987

P3655

P3656

R8225

R8226

R8228

P6800B

R3443

C1119

C7076

C7077

C3689

C3690

R3374

C8388

C1125

R3376

R3377

C1002

C1004

C1006

C1010

C1016

C3691

R8477

R8478

R8479

R8480

1

QPWBCPRC2034A

26

51

76

36

72

109

1

30

25142034A

55

BCPRC-2034

QR

1

5

1

5

1

2

1

2

1

5

1

5

2

5 4 3

6

Check Point (BAPRC-2034)

D

C

1

P2802B

B

A

Front

Back

1

Trouble Shoot

P2802B Check Voltage

1 +12V ~ +15V

P2800B Check Voltage

5 +3V (HIGH) 10 +3V (HIGH) 17 +5V

Check Signal

19

6.36μS

1.2V

Input signal : Color bar(NTSC)

21

6.36μS

720mV

23

19 21 23

10 17

5

P2800B

2

17

P7001A

●Each voltage is shown as the reference value.

6.36μS

P7001A

17 +5V

P7001

Check damage and connection How to check

1.Disconnect the FFC from the socket.

2.Check the contacts of the FFC.

5 4 3

728mV

TX-RZ810

6

D

C

B

A

1

T6.3A 250V

2.NC

1.SEC2_2

3.SEC2_1

1

5.~SWPON

4.+12VDG

3.GNDDG

2.NC

1.MPON

1

5

3

3.GNDDG

2.RS232TXD

1.RS232RXD

9.TRGC

8.TRGB_Z3

7.IRIN

6.TRGA_Z2

5.+3.3VST

4.GNDDG

19

25142023A

1

BCTRM-2023

QPWBCTRM2023A

15

FL

FR

C

SL

SR

SBL

SBR

GNDSBR

GNDSR

GNDFR

GNDC

GNDFL

GNDSL

GNDSBL

GNDRL

+24VRL

1719

P2800A

23.ADPR

22.GNDVD

21.ADPB

20.GNDVD

19.ADCV

18.GNDVD

17.+5VVD

16.4053INH

15.CONC

14.CONA

13.CONB

12.~HPDET

11.SPRLCS

10.SPRLF

9.SPRLSB

8.SPRLZ2

7.SPRLH

6.~POFF2　

5.MPON

4.~SWPON

3.HPRL

2.AUXCVIN

1.GNDVD

5.HPL

4.GNDFL

3.HPR

2.HPDET

1.GNDDG

1

23

2.RS232RXD

1.RS232TXD

3.GNDDG

1.+12VDG

2.GNDDG

3.NC

4.GNDDG

5.+12VDG

12

10

25

22

12

10

17

12

17

17 17

7

15

7

17

7

10

7 7

7

15

12

7

15

22

7

20

17

20

7

17

15

27

30

7

10

7

20

22

12

20

27

30

12

17

15

22

20

QR

FR/FL

C

SR/SL

SBR/SBL

HR/HL

Z2R/Z2L

C6546 C6545

C6526

C6525

C6548 C6547

C6528

C6527

C6540 C6549

C6520

C6529

C6592

C6591

C6572

C6571

C6541C6542 C6543

C6521

C6522

C6523

R6520

R6510

P2300

P2301

P2302

RL6505

RL6507

RL6501

RL6503

C2102

C2103

C2104

C2105C2106 C2107 C2108C2109

C2302

C2114

C2000

C2001

C2002

D2000

P2801A

F2000

P6505

P6507

P6509

P6551

J2501

P2800A

C2115

RL6510

J6510

J6520

J2505

C2116

C2118

C2112

J2102

J2121

J2513

J2503

J2509

J2508

J2504

J2500

J2507

J2506

RL6551

RL6509

P2102

P2100

P2101

J6513 J6508 J6512

J6509

J6507

J6506

J6524

J6525

J6526

J6527

J6528

J2124

J2103

J2111

J2112J2114

J2113

J2110

J2101

J2109

J2123

J2122

J2100

J2127 J2126

J2125 J2119 J2118

J2128

J2117

J2129

J2115

J2116

J2130

J2514

J6522

J2512

P6400B

D2000A

P9011B

P2000

J2502

J6530

J6529

J6531

J6534

J6535

J6536

P7880B

J6533

J6532

P6501

P7880C

P2802A

P2900A

J6538

J6537

J2510

J2107

J2106

J2108

J2105

J2104

J6505

J6523

J6521

J6519

J6518

J6517

J6515

J6514

J6504

J6516

J2131

J2132

J2120

P6401B

J6502

J6503

2

5 4 3

6

Check Point (BATRM-2023)

D

C

B

A

Back

1

2

Trouble Shoot

J6504

Check Voltage +24V

●Each voltage is shown as the reference value.

5 4 3

TX-RZ810

6

D

C

B

A

1

1.SR+

2.SL+

3.SR-

4.SL-

5.SW-

6.SBR-

7.SW+

8.SBR+

9.CT-

10.SBL+

11.CT+

12.SBL-

13.PRERLF

14.Z2R

15.PREMUTCS

16.GNDAD

17.Z2MUT

18.Z2L

19.Z3MUT

20.DACREF

21.SBZ2MUT

22.ADCR

23.AMUT

24.GNDAD

25.OPT1

26.ADCL

27.OPT2

28.+3.3VDG

29.GNDDG

30.COAX

2929

3030

2

1

21.-15VA

19.ADCR

20.GNDAD

18.GNDAD

17.ADCL

16.GNDAD

15.ADC2R

14.ADC2L

13.DACFR

12.DACFL

11.DACCT

10.DACSW

9.DACSR

8.DACSL

7.DACSBR

6.DACSBL

5.Z2R

4.Z2L

3.TURIN

2.GNDTUA

1.TULIN

22.VOLH

21.SEC1H

20.VPROTECT

19.PRERLSB

18.IPROTECT

17.PRERLF

16.Z3R

15.Z3L

14.PREMUTCS

12.Z3MUT

11.SBZ2MUT

10.AMUT

9.VOLLATNJW

8.VOLCLKNJW

7.VOLDAT

6.GNDVOL

5.VOLCLKBD

4.MICOUT

3.AUXR

2.GNDAUX

1.AUXL

CT

SW

SBR

SBL

SL

SR

FL

FR

1.NC

2.TUSCL

3.TUSDA

4.GNDTU

5.TURIN

6.TULIN

7.3.3VTU

1

22

1

22

P101B

1

26

7

2 2

2121 11

12

13.Z2MUT

22.+15VA

P8003AP8002A

P1502A

+15VA

-15VA

+15V_FLR

-15V_FLR

-15V_OTHER

+15V_OTHER

VLSC OUTPUT

VECTOR OUTPUT

DELAY OUTPUT

1st OPAMP OUTPUT

1.AUXR

2.GNDAUX

3.MICOUT

4.AUXL

5.-15VA

6.+3.3VTU

7.+15VA

8.GNDTU

9.VOLCLKBD

10.TUSCL

11.GNDVOL

12.TUSDA

13.VOLDAT

14.Z3R

15.VOLCLKNJW

16.GNDZ3

17.VOLLATNJW

18.Z3L

19.IPROTECT

20.ADC2L

21.PRERLSB

22.GNDAD2

23.VPROTECT

24.ADC2R

25.VOLH

26.FR-

27.SEC1H

28.FR+

29.FL-

30.FL+

P1501A

1st OPAMP OUTPUT

FR

FL

SR

SL

SBL

SBR

SW

CT

+15VA

-15VA

0

10 202010

11

12

2

5 4 3

6

Check Point (BADG-2032)

D

Front

C

B

A

VLSC OUTPUT(FL)

P8002A P8003A

5 7 29

30

Trouble Shoot

P8002A Check Voltage

5 -15V 7 +15V

25

28

Check Signal

Input terminal : HDMI IN or OPT IN

Input signal(HDMI/ OPT IN) : Test disc 1kHz 0dB Audio format : LPCM, Dolby Digital(Otherwise, CD)

Speaker Configuration : 2.0

29

2.8V

30

2.8V

P8003A check Signal

Input terminal : HDMI IN or OPT IN

Input signal(HDMI/ OPT IN) : Test disc 1kHz 0dB Audio format : LPCM, Dolby Digital(Otherwise, CD)

25

3.3V

Check Voltage

28 +3.3V

VLSC OUTPUT(FL) Check Signal

Input terminal : HDMI IN or OPT IN Input signal(HDMI/ OPT IN) : Test disc 1kHz 0dB Audio format : LPCM, Dolby Digital(Otherwise, CD)

1

5.6V

Speaker Configuration : 2.0

D

C

B

A

Back

1

2

●Each voltage is shown as the reference value.

5 4 3

TX-RZ810

6