The laser diode in the traverse deck (optical pickup) may break down due to
potential difference caused by static electricity of clothes or human body.
So, be careful of electrostatic breakdown during repair of the traverse deck
(optical pickup).
4.1. Handling the traverse deck (optical pickup)
1. The traverse deck (optical pickup) is an extremely high-precision construction
and must not be subjected to impact, excessive vibration, or other types of
rough handling.
2. In order to prevent static electricity damage to the laser diode, use a short pin
or similar tool to short the optical pickup’s flexible circuit boards after they
have been disconnected from the main circuit board. (as shown in Fig. 1 )
3. Handle the flexible circuit boards with care; excessive force could cause
them to be broken.
4. Do not turn the pre-set variable resistor (for adjustment of the laser power); it
has been adjusted at the factory.
(as shown in Fig. 2 )
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Fig. 1
Fig. 2
4.2. Grounding for electrostatic breakdown prevention
1. Human body grounding
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Use the anti-static wrist strap to discharge the static electricity from your
body. (as shown in Fig. 3 )
2. Work table grounding
Put a conductive material (sheet) or steel sheet on the area where the
traverse deck (optical pickup) is placed, and ground the sheet. (as shown in
Fig. 4 )
Caution
The static electricity of your clothes will not be grounded through the wrist
strap.
So, take care not to let your clothes touch the traverse deck (optical pickup).
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
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5. Operation Checks and Component Replacement
Procedures
- This section describes procedures for checking the operation of the major
printed circuit boards and replacing the main components.
- For reassembly after operation checks or replacement, reverse the respective
procedures. Special reassembly procedures are described only when
required.
- After replacing the main components (optical pickup or traverse motor, etc.)
of mechanism unit block, change to the adjust mode, and then perform the
“ROM/RAM auto-adjustment”.
5.1. Checking for the P.C.B.
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- Check the P.C.B. as shown below.
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5.2. Replacement for the lock unit, open knob and
intermediate cabinet
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
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5.3. Replacement for the disc cover ass’y
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.2.
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5.4. Replacement for the traverse motor
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
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5.5. Replacement for the optical pickup
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 5) of item 5.4.
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6. Measurements and Adjustments
Note:
After replacing the main components (optical pickup or traverse motor, etc.) of
mechanism unit block, change to the adjust mode, and then perform the “Laser
power adjustment”, “Off-set automatic adjustment” and “Playback-onlydisc/
magneto-optical disc automatic adjustment”.
6.1. Instruments to prepare
1. Playback-only disc (Test disc RFKV0006)
2. Commercially available recordable disc (fully recorded with music) (magnetooptical disc)
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3. Laser power meter (LE8010 or compatible meter)
4. Remote controller
6.2. Laser power adjustment, Off-set automatic adjustment,
Place the unit on the insulation sheet with the disc cover side facing up.
1. Disassemble the unit so that only the mechanism unit and the printed circuit
board are exposed.
(Refer to (Step1) of the main part replacement procedure “5.2. Replacement
for the intermediate cabinet”).
2. Move the optical pickup to the innermost side and attach the disc cover.
3. Set the battery and connect the remote controller.
4. Turn off the power, and switch main unit’s HOLD switch off.
5. Press the VOL+, VOL-, , and keys on the remote controller within
two seconds. (as shown in Fig. 5 )
Fig. 5
6. When the adjustment mode is activated, “T0E ” will be displayed on the LCD
of remote controller. After “T0E ” is displayed, select the desired adjustment
item with the button or button of the remote controller. (If it is not
displayed, perform the procedures written above again.)
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Adjustment modeDisplay
Laser power adjustmentT0E
Off-set automatic adjustmentT1E
Magneto-optical disc automatic adjustmentT2E
Playback-only disc automatic adjustmentT3E
Jitter meajurement (74minutes)T4E
Jitter meajurement (60 minutes)T5E
Destination changeT6E
Off-set automatic adjustment value checkT7E
Magneto-optical disc automatic adjustment
value check
Playback-only disc automatic adjustment value
check
Error rate measurement (double velocity)TAE
ROM collectionTBE
DRAM checkTCE
AgingTDE
Tilt measurement TEE
PWB inspectionTFE
T8E
T9E
*In the display of T0E ~ TFE shown above, you must adjust T0E , T1E , T2E and
T3E . You must perform the adjustment by observing the order T0E T1E T2E
T3E .
6.2.2. Laser Power Adjustment
Adjust each laser power: read power for reading (play).
6.2.2.1. Set the Unit to the Adjustment Mode
Cautions
About handling the optical pickup and the magnetic head.
- The optical pickup is structured precisely; therefore, it is very fragile. Be
careful not to touch it with the edge of the laser power meter. Do not touch
the lens.
- The sensor of the laser power meter is a very fine part. Be careful not to touch
it to the optical pickup lens.
- The focus point of the laser reaches to 356°F. Therefore, avoid adjusting
using laser power for a long time because the sensor of the laser power
meter may be burned.
- Do not set the unit to the laser power adjustment mode with the MD loaded.
Doing so may result in damage to the MD.
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- Laser diode in the optical pickup may be destroyed by the static electricity
generated in your clothes or body. Be especially careful with the static
electricity.
6.2.2.2. Adjustment Procedure
1. Uncover the laser power meter. (as shown in Fig. 6 )
Fig. 6
2. Locate the sensor of the laser power meter at a position above the optical
pickup (horizontally at a level of the disc position). (as shown in Fig. 7 )
Fig. 7
3. Press the key of the remote controller (“T0E ” changes to “LD ” of the
LCD).
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4. Press the key of the remote controller (“LD ” changes to “LP ” of the
LCD).
5. Set the laser power at 600 W±10% by using VOL+ and VOL- key of the
remote controller.
[Specified range: 600 W±10%]
Caution:
Proceeding on to the subsequent adjustment procedure with the read power
exceeding 600 W±10% will result in damage to the optical pickup.
6. Set the laser power with the key of the remote controller (“LP ” changes
to “LDOK ” in the LCD).
7. Press the key of the remote controller (“LDOK ” changes to “T0E ” on
the LDC.
8. Remove the laser power meter. Laser power adjustment is finished.
[REFERENCE]
<For use of MD cartridge type laser power meter>
We recommend you to use a sensor type laser power meter for laser power
adjustment of this set.
But if available is a MD cartridge type only, follow the procedure below.
1. Disassemble the unit so that only the mechanism unit and the printed circuit
board are exposed. (as shown in Fig. 8 )
2. Set the laser power meter cartridge. (as shown in Fig. 8 )
3. Set the battery and attach and secure the battery cover with a rubber band.
(as shown in Fig. 9 )
4. Follow the steps for “6.2.1. Enter the adjustment mode”. (Subsequent
procedures are the same as those for the sensor type.)
Fig. 8
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Fig. 9
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6.2.3. Off-set automatic adjustment
1. Remove the mechanism unit from the disc cover. Then move the optical
pickup to the center, and attach the mechanism unit again to the disc cover.
2. With “T1E ” displayed, leave the disc cover open.
3. Pressing the key on the remote controller will start adjustment.
4. During adjustment, “FADJ ” is displayed on the LCD of the remote controller.
If there is no abnormality, “FADJOK ” will be displayed.
5. Pressing the key while “FADJOK ” is displayed will return to the “T1E ”
display mode.
1. Have “T2E ” indicated on display, and set the full-recorded magneto-optical
disc. (Check to make sure the disc is properly seated.)
2. Press key of the remote controller. The adjustment is started.
3. During adjustment, “AADJ ” is displayed on the LCD of the remote controller.
If there is no abnormality, “AOK ” will be displayed.
Note:
If it is displayed “ANG ”, check “7. Troubleshooting Guide” in the order.
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4. Press key (“AOK ” or “ANG ” changes to “T2E ”).
5. After the adjustment is finished, remove the disc.
6.2.5. Playback-only disc automatic adjustment
1. Have “T3E ” indicated on display, set the playback-only disc.
(Check to make sure the disc is properly seated.)
2. Press key of the remote controller. The adjustment is started.
3. During adjustment. “AADJ ” is displayed on the LCD of the remote controller.
If there is no abnormality, “AOK ” will be displayed.
Note:
If it is displayed “ONG ”, check “7. Troubleshooting Guide” in the order.
4. Press key (“OOK ” or “ONG ” changes to “T3E ”).
5. After the adjustment is finished, remove the disc.
6.2.6. How to get out the adjustment mode
Remove the battery when you finish the adjustment.
6.3. Checking the main unit's keys
1. Set the battery and connect the remote controller.
2. Turn off the power, and switch main unit’s HOLD switch OFF.
3. Press the VOL+, VOL-, , and keys on the remote controller within
two seconds. (as shown in Fig. 5 )
4. When the unit enters the unit key check mode, the display shows “T KEX ”.
While “T KEX ” is displayed, press the , , and VOL(+, -) keys
of the unit in the specified order and then switch off the HOLD switch.
*When thefirst key is pressed, the display will change to “T ”.
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Main unit’s keysLCD display position and letters
After the third key is pressed, the second digit displayed
will change from “ ” to “O ”.
VOL+After the second key is pressed, the third digit displayed
VOL-
HOLD OFFThe first digit displayed will change from “ ” to “O ”.
will change from “ ” to “O ”.
5. After all keys have been pressed and there is no abnormality, “T OOO ” will
be displayed.
6. Perform below voltage check about the keys come under if it is not displayed
“T OOO ”.
Main unit’s keysCheck pointsONOFF
HOLDTP4280V2.2V
IC201 48pin0V2.2V
TP4211.13V2.2V
TP4211.69V2.2V
VOL+TP4210V2.2V
VOL-TP4210.58V2.2V
Note:
Refer to “10. Printed Circuit Board Diagram” for the test points.
7. Remove the battery when you exit from this mode.
7. Troubleshooting Guide
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8. Schematic Diagram Notes
8.1. Type Illustration of IC's, Transistors and Diodes
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8.2. Schematic Diagram Notes
This schematic diagram may be modified at any time with the development of
new technology.
Notes:
S201
S202
S203
S204
S206
S207
S208
Volume control switch (+)
:
volume control switch (-)
:
:
Skip/search switch ()
:
Skip/search switch ()
:
Play/stop switch ()
Cover open/close det. switch
:
Hold switch in “OFF” position. (HOLD)
:
- Indicated voltage values are the standard values for the unit measured by the
DC electronic circuit tester (high-impedance) with the chassis taken as
standard. Therefore, there may exist some errors in the voltage values,
depending on theinternal impedance of the DC circuit tester.
No mark: MD STOP
( ): MD play [1kHz, L+R, 0dB]
Important safety notice:
Components identified by mark have special characteristics important for
safety.
Furthermore, special parts which have purpose of fire-retardant (resistors), highquality sound (capacitors), low-noise (resistors), etc. are used. When replacing
any of components, be sure to use only manufacture's specified parts shown in
theparts list.
Caution!
IC and LSI are sensitive to static electricity.
Secondary trouble can be prevented by taking care during repair.
Cover the parts boxes made of plastics with aluminum foil.
Ground the soldering iron.
Put a conductive mat on the work table.
Do not touch the legs of IC or LSI with the fingers directly.
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Voltage and signal line
: Positive voltage line
: Playback signal line
9. Schematic Diagram
10. Printed Circuit Board Diagram
11. Block Diagram
12. Terminal Function of IC's
12.1. IC1 (AN86772FHKEBV): RF AMP
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
1LDOOLD amp. output terminal
2LDINILD amp. reverse input
terminal
3APCPDIPhoto diode light quantity
det. input terminal
4NC—Not used, open
5ARFOORF amp. output terminal
6NC—Not used, open
7EQINIEQ input terminal
8CRFAGCIRFAGC capacitor
connection terminal
(Connected to power
supply through capacitor)
9OUTRFOEFM output terminal
10NC—Not used, open
11PEAKOEFM bright-side detection
output terminal
12GND—GND terminal
13BOTMOEFM dark-side detection
output terminal
14CEAI3T envelope det. capacitor
connection terminal
(Connected to power
supply through capacitor)
15MON3TO3T envelope output
terminal
16CCOC signal’s dark-side
detection/amplified output
terminal
17DDOD signal’s dark-side
detection/amplified output
terminal
18V
CC
IPower supply terminal
19BBOB signal IV conversion
output terminal
20AAOA signal IV conversion
output terminal
21FE2OF2 signal IV conversion
output terminal
22FE1OF signal IV conversion
output terminal
23NC—Not used, open
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24
Pin
No.
25ADIPOADIP signal output terminal
26NC—Not used, open
27
28RFSWHLIReflectance H/L switching
29 RFSWPGIPit/Crv switching signal
30GND2—GND terminal
31NC—Not used, open
32MONI
33BPFIADIP BPF switching signal
34LD ONIAPC circuit control signal
35
36NC—Not used, open
37
38F1IF1 signal input terminal
39F2IF2 signal input terminal
40AIA signal input terminal
41BIB signal input terminal
42VREFOReference signal output
43RF2IRF2 signal input terminal
44RF1IRF1 signal input terminal
45CENVD—D signal detection
46CENVC—C signal detection
47DID signal input terminal
48CIC signal input terminal
MarkI/O
OFF
NRFSTBY
Function
Division
signal input terminal
input terminal
I3T MON circuit control
signal input terminal
input terminal
input terminal
IStandby control signal
input terminal
terminal
capacitor connection
terminal (Not used, open)
capacitor connection
terminal (Not used, open)
12.2. IC101 (MN66620RF): ATRAC ENCORDER/DECORDER,
SERVO SIGNAL PROCESSOR
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
1RVDD 3IPower supply to internal
DRAM
2RVDD 18OVoltage regulator output
terminal (Connects to
internal DRAM supply
terminal)
3RVDD 23—Voltage regulator input
terminal (Accepts a supply
voltage identical to that for
IO pad)
4LONIVoltage regulator ON/OFF
control signal input
terminal (1:ON, 2:OFF)
5TMDISYOMicroprocessor interrupt
signal 3 output terminal
(for monitoring)
6TSGSY NCOATRAC frame sync. signal
output terminal (for
monitoring)
7MONI6OMonitor signal output
terminal 6
8MONI5OMonitor signal output
terminal 5
9NRSTIChip Reset signal input
terminal (O:reset)
10SELADIMicroprocessor IF address
data select signal input
terminal
11SSCKIMicroprocessor IF shift
clock signal input terminal
12SSDWIMicroprocessor IF write
data input terminal
13SSDROMicroprocessor IF read
data output terminal
14NRQOMicroprocessor interrupt
signal 1 output terminal
15MDAS
CSY
OMicroprocessor interrupt
signal 2 output terminal
16FGIFG input terminal
17TRDPOTracking drive (+) PWM
signal output terminal
18TRDMOTracking drive (-) PWM
signal output terminal
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
19RVDD 1IPower supply to internal
DRAM
20RVSS 2—GND to internal DRAM
21FODPOFocus drive (+) PWM signal
output terminal
22FODMOFocus drive (-) PWM signal
output terminal
23SPDPOSpindle drive (+) PWM
signal output terminal
24SPDMOSpindle drive (-) PWM
signal output terminal
25LDONOLaser power control output
terminal (1:ON, 0:OFF)
26PVPP
DRAM1
—Monitor to internal DRAM
output terminal (Not used,
open)
27IVDD 0—Power supply terminal for I/
O pad
28DVDD 0—Digital power supply
29XIICrystal oscillator input
terminal (F=16.9344MHz)
30DVSS 0—Digital GND
31XOOCrystal oscillator output
terminal (F=16.9344MHz)
32~34STP10~STP12
IStepping motor status
input terminal (0~2)
35~37STP00~STP02
OStepping motor drive
signal output terminal (0~2)
38RFSWHLOLaser power control output
terminal (PIT/GRUVE
switching)
39 RFSWPGOLaser power control output
terminal (Reflectance
switching)
40PEFMSIEFM signal input terminal
41
EFMPLLF
OEFM PLL filter output
terminal
42PEFM1OLoop filter terminal for
EFM data slicing (Not
used, open)
43EFMFILOInput filter switching for
EFM data slicing terminal
44 EFMIREFIReference current setting
terminal for EFM PLL
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terminal
for
EFM
PLL
Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
45ADIPIADIP signal input terminal
46PEAKIServo ADC input terminal
47BTOM
48BAT
49GAIRAN
50MON3T
51VREFIIServo ADC input/voltage
reference for ADIP
comparator
52FF2IServo ADC input terminal
53AVDD 0—Analog power supply
54FF1IServo ADC input terminal
55AVSS 0—Analog GND
56DDIServo ADC input terminal
57CC
58BB
59AA
60AVDD 1—Analog power supply
61AVSS 1—Analog GND
62AVSS 2
63ADACLOAudio output terminal (L-
ch.)
64ADACROAudio output terminal (R-
ch.)
65AVDD 3—Analog power supply
(dedicated to audio DAC)
66DVDD 1—Digital power supply
67DVSS 1—Digital GND
68SEL0IConnected to GND
69RVDD 2IPower supply to internal
DRAM
70RVSS 3—GND to internal DRAM
71SEL1IConnected to GND
72, 73TS1, TS2
74~78
MONI4
~MONI0
OMonitor signal output
terminal (4~0)
79TS3IConnected to GND
80TSCTSYOMicroprocessor interrupt
signal 4 output terminal
(for Monitor)
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12.3. IC201 (MN101C32GAE): SYSTEM CONTROL
Pin
No.
10VREF+—AD reference input (+)
11V
12OSC2OSystem clock output
13OSC1ISystem clock input
14V
15XI—Sub clock input terminal
16XO—Sub clock output terminal
17MMOD—Memory mode switching
18REM
19LINK
20——Not used, open
21SSDWOWrite data output terminal
MarkI/O
Division
1VREF-—AD reference input (-)
(connected to GND)
2(AN0)
REM
KEY
3(AN1)
KEY IN
4(AN2)
BATT
5(AN3)—Not used, connected to
6(AN4)
7(AN5)
8(AN6)
9(AN7)—Not used, connected to
DD
SS
DATA
RXD
IRemote cont. key input
terminal
IUnit key input terminal
IBattery voltage det. input
terminal
GND
power supply terminal
(connected to power
supply)
—Power supply terminal
terminal (F=6MHz)
terminal (F=6MHz)
—GND terminal
(Not used, connected to
GND)
(Not used, open)
input terminal (Not used,
connected to GND)
OLCD driver data output
terminal
ILink serial communication
RXD input terminal
for CPU interface
Function
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
22SSDRIRead data input terminal
for CPU interface
23SSCLKOClock output terminal for
CPU interface
24BUZZEROConfirmation tone output
terminal
25RSTIReset signal input terminal
26CFSYNCISynchronize signal input
terminal for CPU interface
27SELADOAddress select output
terminal for CPU interface
28——Not used, open
29MDISYIReader synchronize signal
input terminal
30LD PWMOLaser power controlling
PWM output terminal
31DCIN
WAKEUP
ICharger wakeup detection
signal input terminal
32NRQIMicroprocessor service
request input terminal
33
MDASCSY
IMDA service selector
signal input terminal
34OPEN
SW
ILid open detection input
terminal (H:Open)
35SCTSYIADIP synchronize signal
input terminal
36~42
43
——Not used, open
CHARGE1
ORecharging control output
terminal
44~46
——Not used, open
47HOLDIHOLD SW input terminal (L:
HOLD)
48PLAY
KEY
49REM
KEY
WAKEUP
50
DOCTOR
IPLAY PAUSE KEY input/
wake up input terminal
IREM KEY input/micro
computer wake up input
terminal
IProcess inspection mode
input terminal (L:Process
inspection) (pulled up to V
via resistor)
DD
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Pin
No.
51BATT
MarkI/O
Division
—Battery check LED drive
CHK
LED
Function
output terminal (Not used,
open)
52JITTER OK—Process inspection output
terminal (Not used, open)
53REG2IModel switching input
terminal (L:MJ88, H:MJ80)
54REG3IRecharge switching input
terminal
55,
——Not used, open
56
57EEP CSOEEP ROM chip select
output terminal
58EEP CKOEEP ROM clock output
terminal
59EEP
DATA O
60EEP
DATA I
61~64
——Not used, open
OEEP RAM DATA output
terminal
IEEP ROM DATA input
terminal
65MUTE AOAnalog mute A output
terminal
66MUTE BOAnalog mute B output
terminal
67NRF
STBY
68DRAM
ORF AMP standby output
terminal
IDRAM check input terminal
CHK
69,
——Not used, open
70
71MONI
OFF
ORF monitor control output
terminal (H:OFF, L:ON)
72BPFORF band pass filter control
output terminal (L:WIDE)
73RF
CONT
74MUTE
MODE
ORF power supply control
output terminal
—Mute mode switching input
terminal (Connected to
GND)
75POWER
CNT
OPower supply control
output terminal
76ELONIEL display control input
terminal (L:ON)
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Pin
No.
77PCO4-ch. driver standby output
78STBY2OFD/TR coil power supply
79
80MSP
MarkI/O
BATTCHK
RST
Function
Division
terminal (L:Standby)
control output terminal
OBattery check output
terminal (Not used, open)
OMSP reset output terminal
(L:Reset)
12.4. IC301 (C0GBZ000006): FOCUS/TRACKING COIL/
TRAVERSE MOTOR DRIVE/ROTALY DETECTOR
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
1IN1RIH bridge 1 reverse input
terminal
2IN2FIH bridge 2 forward input
terminal
3IN2RIH bridge 2 reverse input
terminal
4STALLIStandby input terminal
5STHBIH1, H2 bridge mute input
terminal
6SPVM1ISpindle power unit’s power
supply 1
7SPUOUTOSpindle motor coil (U)
output terminal
8SPPG1—Spindle power unit’s GND1
9NC—Not used, open
10SPVOUTOSpindle motor coil (V)
output terminal
11SPVM2ISpindle power unit’s power
supply 2
12 SPWOUTOSpindle motor coil (W)
output terminal
13SPPG2—Spindle power unit’s GND2
14PWVMIHalf bridge power unit’s
power supply
15PWOUTOHalf bridge output terminal
16PWPG—Half bridge power unit’s
GND
17PWIN1IHalf bridge1 input terminal
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
18SPUINISPIN detection comparator
(U-phase) input terminal
19SPVINISPIN detection comparator
(V-phase) input terminal
20SPWINISPIN detection comparator
(W-phase) input terminal
21SPCOMISPIN motor coil neutral
point input terminal
22RIBISoft switching gain control
resistor terminal
23CSTIStartup oscillation
capacitor terminal
24CSL1ISlope capacitor connection
terminal 1
25CSL2ISlope capacitor connection
terminal 2
26FGOFG output terminal
27BRK+IBrake comparator (+) input
terminal
28BRK-IBrake comparator (-) input
terminal
29ASGND—Small signal block GND
(Bip.)
30SGND—Small signal block GND
(MOS)
31S1IStepping decorder 1 input
terminal
32S2IStepping decorder 2 input
terminal
33S3IStepping decorder 3 input
terminal
34BEMFUOStep detect comparator (U)
output terminal
35BEMFVOStep detect comparator (V)
output terminal
36BEMFWOStep detect comparator (W)
output terminal
37SLCOMIStep motor coil center
input terminal
38SLPG2—Stepping power unit’s GND
2
39SLWOUTOStepping motor (W) output
terminal
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
40SLVM2IStepping power unit’s
power supply 2
41SLVOUTOStepping motor (V) output
terminal
42SLPG1—Stepping power unit’s GND
1
43SLUOUTOStepping motor (U) output
terminal
44SLVM1IStepping power unit’s
power supply 1
45VCC 2—Small signal block power
supply terminal 2 (Bip.)
46VCC 1—Small signal block power
supply terminal (MOS)
47VGOCharge pump output
terminal
48C2M—Charge pump capacitor 2
terminal (-)
49C2P—Charge pump capacitor 2
terminal (+)
50CIM—Charge pump capacitor 1
terminal (-)
51CIP—Charge pump capacitor 1
terminal (+)
52EXTCLK—Synchronize clock input
terminal (Not used, open)
53NC—Not used, open
54H2PG2—H bridge 2 power unit’s
GND 2
55H2ROUTOH bridge 2 reverse output
terminal
56H2VMIH bridge 2 power unit’s
power supply
57H2FOUTOH bridge 2 forward output
terminal
58H2PG1—H bridge 2 power unit’s
GND 1
59H1PG2—H bridge 1 power unit’s
GND 2
60H1ROUTOH bridge 1 reverse output
terminal
61H1VMIH bridge 1 power unit’s
power supply
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Pin
No.
62H1FOUTOH bridge 1 forward output
63H1PG1—H bridge 1 power unit’s
64IN1FIH bridge 1 forward input
MarkI/O
Division
Function
terminal
GND 1
terminal
13. Caution in Use of Rechargeable Battery Ass'y
- Take Rechargeable Battery Ass’y out of Battery Carrying Case and use it.
- Be sure to carry Rechargeable Battery Carrying Case. If not, it may either heat
or ignite by shorting with a metal. (as shown in Fig. 10 )
Fig. 10
14. Supply of Rechargeable Battery Ass'y as
Replacement Parts
Please take note of the following points relating to Battery Carrying Case to be
used for protection of Rechargeable Battery Ass’y from shorting. Replacement
Parts:
- Rechargeable Battery Ass’y (RP-BP62EYS1) supplied will be provided with
Battery Carrying Case (RFA0475-Q).
- No replacement parts will be supplied for Rechargeable Battery Ass’y without
Battery Carrying Case.
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- Replacement parts will be supplied for Battery Carrying Case (RFA0475-Q)
without Rechargeable Battery Ass’y.
- To your customers, delivery Rechargeable Battery Ass’y together with Battery
Carrying Case to prevent shorting accidents that may occur when
Rechargeable Battery Ass’y is carried about Battery Carrying Case. (as shown
in Fig. 11 )
Fig. 11
15. Replacement Parts List
Notes:
*Important safety notice:
Components identified by mark have special characteristics important for
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safety.
*Furthermore, special parts which have purposes of fire-retardant (resistors),
high-quality sound (capacitors), low-noise (resistors), etc. are used.
*When replacing any of components, be sure to use only manufacture’s
specified parts shown in the parts list.
*The parenthesized indications in the Remarks columns specify the areas.
(Refer to the cover page for area.)
*Warning: This product uses a laser diode. Refer to caution statements.
*ACHTUNG:Die lasereinheit nicht zerlegen.Die lasereinheit darf nur gegen einc
vom hersteller spezifizierte einheit ausgetauscht werden.
*Capacity values are in microfarads (uF) unless specified otherwise, P=Picofarads (pF) F=Farads (F)
*Resistance values are in ohms, unless specified otherwise, 1K=1,000 (OHM), 1M
=1,000K (OHM)
*The marking <RTL> indicates that the Retention Time is limited for this item.
After the discontinuation of this assembly in production, the item will continue
to be available for a specific period of time. The retentionperiod of availability is
dependant on the type of assembly, and in accordance with the laws governing
part and product retention. After the end of this period, the assembly will no
longer be available.
*"<IA>" mark in Remarks indicates languages of instruction manuals.
[<IA>:English/Spanish/French/German/Netherlands/Swedish/Italian/Danish]
Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
1RHD14088-SSCREW4
2RXQ0715-1LINK UNIT(L)1
3RXQ0716-1LINK UNIT(R)1
4RYF0563Z-SDISC COVER1
5RYQ0333-SINTERMEDIATE CABINET1
5-1RGV0267-SOPEN KNOB1
6RYK1039A-SCABINET ASS’Y1
6-1RGK1309-SJACK PIECE1
6-2RGU1916-SOPERATION BUTTON1
6-3RGU1917-SVOLUME BUTTON1
6-4RGV0268-SHOLD KNOB1
7RHD14076-SSCREW6
8RKK0141-SRECHARGEABLE BATT.COVER1
9RDG0477INTERMEDIATE GEAR1
10RHD14078SCREW1
11RHW11011WASHER1
12RMC0392-2SPRING1
13RXK0324TRAVERSE UNIT1
13-1BRL1A1CWBTRAVERSE MOTOR1
13-2RHD14074SCREW1
13-3RJC99038RECHARGE.BATT.TERMINAL(-)1
13-4XQN14+B2FCSCREW1
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
13-5RMX0156-1STOPPER RUBBER1
14RJR0195-2BATTERY SHAFT1
15RAF2000A-MOPTICAL PICKUP1
16RXJ0025DRIVE SHAFT1
17RHD14067SCREW5
18RJC99039RECHARGE.BATT.TERMINAL(+)1
A1RP-BP62EYS1RECHARGEABLE BATT.ASS’Y1
A1-1RFA0475-QRECHARGEABLE BATT.CASE1
A2K3ZZ00200038EXTERNAL BATTERY CASE1
A3RFC0056-KCARRING CASE1
A4RFEV025P-SMWIRED REMOTE CONTROL1
A4-1RYQ0312-WREMOCON.CLIP1
A5L0BAB0000162STEREO EARPHONES1
A6RP-BC155AEBYCHARGER1(EB)
A6RP-BC155AEYBCHARGER1(EG)
A7RQT5683-BINSTRUCTION MANUAL1<IA>
A8RQCB0169SERVICE CENTER LIST1
C5RCST0GZ226RG4V 22U1F3E0G226A002
C6ECUVNJ105KBV63V 1U1F1H0J105A002
C7,C8ECUVNA224KBV10V 0.22U2F1H1A224A028
C9ECUVNJ474KBV63V 0.47U1F1H0J474A002
C13ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C14ECUE1H102KBQ50V 1000P1F1G1H102A457
C19ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C20RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C23ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C24ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C28RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C65ECUENH272KBQ50V 2700P1
C66ECUENA823KBQ10V 0.082U1
C101ECUE1C223KBQ16V 0.022U1F1G1C223A044
C102ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C103ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C105ECUVNA224KBV10V 0.22U1F1H1A224A028
C106ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C107RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C110,11ECUE1E682KBQ25V 6800P2
C114ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C116ECUE1C822KBQ16V 8200P1F1G1C8220002
C117,18ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U2F1G1A104A014
C119RCST0EX227RE2.5V 220U1F3G0E2270001
C201ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C202ECUE1H101KBQ50V 100P1
C203RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C204ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C206ECUE1H101KBQ50V 100P1
C210ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C211ECUVNJ474KBV63V 0.47U1F1H0J474A002
C212ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C303RCST0GZ226RG4V 22U1F3E0G226A002
C304-06ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U3F1G1A104A014
C307RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
C308ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C309-11ECUENC333KBQ16V 0.033U3F1G1C333A004
C318ECUVNJ274KBV63V 0.27U1F1H0J2740001
C319,20ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U2F1G1A104A014
C323-25ECUE1H222KBQ50V 2200P3F1G1H222A457
C330-33ECUVNJ105KBV63V 1U4F1H0J105A002
C401F3Z0J336A0026.3V 33U1
C402RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C404F3Z0J336A0026.3V 33U1
C405F3Z0J106A0016.3V 10U1
C406,07RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U2F3E0G106A002
C410ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C411,12ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U2
C501RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C502ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C503,04ECUVNJ105KBV63V 1U2F1H0J105A002
C505RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C506ECUVNJ105KBV63V 1U1F1H0J105A002
C507,08RCST0EX227RE2.5V 220U2F3G0E2270001
C509RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C511,12ECUE1H331KBQ50V 330P2F1G1H331A402
C515,16ECUVNA224KBV10V 0.22U2F1H1A224A028
C517RCST0GZ475RG4V 4.7U1F3E0G475A002
C523,24ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U2F1G1A104A014
CP1RJS2A7121TCONNECTOR(21P)1K1MN21B00028
CP301,02RJS2A7104TCONNECTOR(4P)2K1MN04A00014
D401RB491DT146DIODE1B0JCMC000004
D402,03RB081L20TE25DIODE2B0JCRC000002
IC1AN8677FHKEBVIC1
IC101MN66620RFIC1
IC201MN101C32GAEIC1
IC202AK93C45BH-LIC1C3EBCG000028
IC203C0EBC0000032IC1
IC301C0GBZ0000006IC1
IC401XC6367A151MRIC1C0DBAFZ00012
IC402C0DBAFZ00017IC1
IC501TA2131FLIC1
JK501RJJ36TA02-CJACK,HEADPHONE1K2HC106E0003
L201RLQP100MT-WCOIL1G1C100M00016
L305ELJEA470KFCOIL1
L401RLQP100MT-WCOIL1G1C100M00016
L402RLZ0038T-TCOIL1G1C270MA0011
L403RLQP100MT-WCOIL1G1C100M00016
L406ELJEA470KFCOIL1
L501,02RLBV601V-WCOIL2J0JCC0000059
P1RPK1522PACKING CASE1
P2RPQ0575PAD1
P3RPF0257-1PROTECTION BAG(UNIT)1
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
PCB1REP3063A-MMAIN P.C.B.ASS’Y1(RTL)
Q12SB1295-6-TBTRANSISTOR1B1ADKB000001
Q5XP152A12C0MRTRANSISTOR1B1DHAC000002
Q2012SD1819ASTXTRANSISTOR12SD1819ASL
Q2022SB1295-6-TBTRANSISTOR1B1ADKB000001
Q401XP151A13A0MRTRANSISTOR1B1DFBC000003
Q402,03XP152A12C0MRTRANSISTOR2B1DHAC000002
Q404,05XP151A13A0MRTRANSISTOR2B1DFBC000003
Q406,072SB1218ASTXTRANSISTOR22SB1218ASL
Q408XP4601TXTRANSISTOR1XP0460100L
R2ERJ2GEJ471X1/4W 4701ERJ2RMJ471X
R5ERJ2GEJ1R0X1/4W 11ERJ2RMJ1R0X
R6ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R7ERJ2GEJ223X1/4W 22K1ERJ2RMJ223X
R8ERJ2GEJ474X1/4W 470K1ERJ2RMJ474X
R102ERJ2GEJ221X1/4W 2201ERJ2RMJ221X
R103ERJ2GEJ123X1/4W 12K1
R104ERJ2GEJ333X1/4W 33K1ERJ2RMJ333X
R105ERJ2GEJ221X1/4W 2201ERJ2RMJ221X
R106ERJ2GEJ105X1/4W 1000K1D0GA105JA001
R110,11ERJ2GEJ102X1/4W 1K2ERJ2RMJ102X
R201ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R202ERJ2GEJ473X1/4W 47K1ERJ2RMJ473X
R203ERJ2GEJ221X1/4W 2201ERJ2RMJ221X
R204ERJ2GEJ332X1/4W 3.3K1ERJ2RMJ332X
R205ERJ2GEJ682X1/4W 6.8K1ERJ2RMJ682X
R206ERJ2GEJ223X1/4W 22K1ERJ2RMJ223X
R207ERJ2GEJ471X1/4W 4701ERJ2RMJ471X
R208EXB24V224JX1/16W 220K1
R210ERJ2GEJ104X1/4W 100K1ERJ2RMJ104X
R218ERJ2GED273X1/4W 27K1ERJ2RHD273X
R219ERJ2GEJ104X1/4W 100K1ERJ2RMJ104X
R221EXB24V103JX1/16W 10K1
R222EXB24V224JX1/16W 220K1
R225ERJ2GEJ223X1/4W 22K1ERJ2RMJ223X
R301ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R302ERJ2GEJ1R0X1/4W 11ERJ2RMJ1R0X
R303ERJ2GEJ682X1/4W 6.8K1ERJ2RMJ682X
R304ERJ2GEJ471X1/4W 4701ERJ2RMJ471X
R313EXB24V473JX1/16W 47K1
R401ERJ2GEJ225X1/4W 2.2M1ERJ2RMJ225X
R402,03EXB24V474JX1/16W 470K2
R404ERJ2GEJ274X1/4W 270K1D0GA274JA001
R405ERJ2GEJ105X1/4W 1000K1D0GA105JA001
R406EXB24V474JX1/16W 470K1
R407ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R408ERJ3GEYJ101V1/16W 1001
R409EXB24V474JX1/16W 470K1
R501EXB24V392JX1/16W 3.9K1
R504EXB24V103JX1/16W 10K1
R506ERJ3GEYJ225V1/16W 2.2M1
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
R507EXB24V100JX1/16W 101
R509ERJ2GEJ221X1/4W 2201ERJ2RMJ221X
R512ERJ3GEYJ225V1/16W 2.2M1
S201,02RSG0051-PSW,VOLUME +,-2
S203,04EVQPUL02KSW,SKIP/SEARCH2
S206EVQPUL02KSW,PLAY/STOP1
S207RSH1A039-ASW,COVER OP/CL DET.1K0L1BA000037
S208RSS2A010-1ASW,HOLD1K0D112B00071
X101H2D169500012OSCILLATOR1
X201H2D400400010OSCILLATOR1
Z401RJH9212-1CONNECTOR TERM.1
Z402K4ZZ01000154CONNECTOR1
16. Cabinet Parts Location
17. Packaging
H010200000 SW/HH
1
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