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EN 2VAD 80311.
Technical Specifications and Connection Facilities
1.Technical Specifications and Connection Facilities
1.1VAD8031 functionality:
•Loading of 8 cm and 12 cm discs by a motorized tray
•Disc type recognition and in case of a DVD+RW disc laser
power calibration
•Servo control for disc rotation, sledge movements, tilt,
focus and actuator position
•EFM+ encoding / decoding for DVD, and EFM decoding for
CD
•Writes and read DVD+RW discs and reads DVD, CD and
CD-R/RW discs
•Linking control, header insertion and sector number
updating at record
•Interfacing to the MPEG back-end for control and for data
•The back-end has to provide MPEG data processing, data
buffering, construction of logical format for Lead-in, Data
area and Lead-out part of the DVD+RW disc
1.2Connections
The following interfaces are provided for connecting the drive
to the MPEG back-end Application:
•Power Connector: 4-pin supply interface
•IDE Connector: 40-pin command and data transfer
interface
•Connect the unit to the mains via an isolation transformer.
•Replace safety components, indicated by the symbol ,
only by components identical to the original ones. Any
other component substitution (other than original type) may
increase risk of fire or electrical shock hazard.
Safety regulations require that after a repair, you must return
the unit in its original condition. Pay, in particular, attention to
the following points:
•Route the wires/cables correctly, and fix them with the
mounted cable clamps.
•Check the insulation of the mains lead for external
damage.
•Check the electrical DC resistance between the mains plug
and the secondary side:
1. Unplug the mains cord, and connect a wire between
the two pins of the mains plug.
2. Set the mains switch to the 'on' position (keep the
mains cord unplugged!).
3. Measure the resistance value between the mains plug
and the front panel, controls, and chassis bottom.
4. Repair or correct unit when the resistance
measurement is less than 1 MΩ.
5. Verify this, before you return the unit to the customer/
user (ref. UL-standard no. 1492).
6. Switch the unit ‘off’, and remove the wire between the
two pins of the mains plug.
2.1.2Laser Safety
This unit employs a laser. Only qualified service personnel may
remove the cover, or attempt to service this device (due to
possible eye injury).
2.2Warnings
2.2.1General
•All ICs and many other semiconductors are susceptible to
electrostatic discharges (ESD, symbol ). Careless
handling during repair can reduce life drastically. Make
sure that, during repair, you are at the same potential as
the mass of the set by a wristband with resistance. Keep
components and tools at this same potential. Available
ESD protection equipment:
–Complete kit ESD3 (small tablemat, wristband,
connection box, extension cable and earth cable) 4822
310 10671.
–Wristband tester 4822 344 13999.
•Be careful during measurements in the live voltage section.
The primary side of the power supply (pos. 1005), including
the heatsink, carries live mains voltage when you connect
the player to the mains (even when the player is 'off'!). It is
possible to touch copper tracks and/or components in this
unshielded primary area, when you service the player.
Service personnel must take precautions to prevent
touching this area or components in this area. A 'lightning
stroke' and a stripe-marked printing on the printed wiring
board, indicate the primary side of the power supply.
•Never replace modules, or components, while the unit is
‘on’.
2.2.2Laser
•The use of optical instruments with this product, will
increase eye hazard.
•Only qualified service personnel may remove the cover or
attempt to service this device, due to possible eye injury.
•Repair handling should take place as much as possible
with a disc loaded inside the player.
•Text below is placed inside the unit, on the laser cover
shield:
Laser Device Unit
Type: Semiconductor laser
GaAlAs
Wavelength: 650 nm (DVD)
: 780 nm (VCD/CD)
Output Power: 20 mW (DVD+RW
writing)
: 0.8 mW (DVD
reading)
: 0.3 mW (VCD/CD
reading)
Beam divergence: 60 degree
Figure 2-1 Class 1 Laser Product
Note: Use of controls or adjustments or performance of
procedure other than those specified herein, may result in
hazardous radiation exposure. Avoid direct exposure to beam.
CAUTION VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM
ADVARSEL SYNLIG OG USYNLIG LASERSTRÅLING VED ÅBNING UNDGÅ UDSÆTTELSE FOR STRÅLING
ADVARSEL SYNLIG OG USYNLIG LASERSTRÅLING NÅR DEKSEL ÅPNES UNNGÅ EKSPONERING FOR STRÅLEN
VARNING SYNLIG OCH OSYNLIG LASERSTRÅLNING NÄR DENNA DEL ÄR ÖPPNAD BETRAKTA EJ STRÅLEN
VARO! AVATTAESSA OLET ALTTIINA NÄKYVÄLLE JA NÄKYMÄTTÖMÄLLE LASER SÄTEILYLLE. ÄLÄ KATSO SÄTEESEEN
VORSICHT SICHTBARE UND UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG WENN ABDECKUNG GEÖFFNET NICHT DEM STRAHL AUSSETSEN
DANGER VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM
ATTENTION RAYONNEMENT LASER VISIBLE ET INVISIBLE EN CAS D'OUVERTURE EXPOSITION DANGEREUSE AU FAISCEAU
!
Figure 2-2 Warning text
EN 4VAD 80313.
3. Directions For Use
Not applicable
Directions For Use
4.Mechanical Instructions
Mechanical Instructions
EN 5VAD 80314.
Note that exploded views can be found in chapter 10
4.1General
Follow the dismantling instructions in described order.
Do not place the unit with its PWB on a hard surface (e.g.
table), as it could damage the components on it.
Always place something soft (a towel or foam cushion) under it.
Never touch the lens of the OPU.
Take sufficient ESD measures during handling.
4.2Dismantling
You can divide the Basic Engine into the following parts:
1. Loader (frame and tray, clamp)
2. PWB (or 'mono board')
3. DVD-Module (OPU, turntable motor, and sledge-motor
assy)
4. Encasing
4.3Cab inet and Clamper Bridge
–Remove the encasing by releasing the four screws [1], see
figure 4-1
–Make sure that you do not lose the 5 heat paths (gray
rubber pieces that conduct the heat from the ICs to the
case)!
–Remove the clamper bridge assy, by releasing the two
screws [1], see figure 4-2
1
1
2
1
2
Figure 4-2 Remove Clamper Bridge
2
1
1
1
Figure 4-1 Basic Engine dismantling (part1)
EN 6VAD 80314.
4.4Tray
–Remove encasing as as described in 4.3
–Disengage the two holders that fix the tray [1], see figure 4-
3, and pull out the tray [2]
1
1
Mechanical Instructions
2
1
1
2
Figure 4-3 Remove Tray
4.5Printed Board
Note: After Exchanging the PWB (or the DVD-M) the complete
drive has to be adjusted! Refer to chapter 8 for adjustment
instructions!
–Remove encasing and clamper bridge as described in 4.3
–Disconnect the four flex foils from the PWB connectors
–Remove the 2 screws that hold the PWB, see figure 4-4
–At assembly make sure that the 5 heat paths (gray rubber
pieces) are placed on the ICs!
Figure 4-4 Remove PWB
4.6DVD-M
Caution: Never try to align or repair the DVD-Module itself!
Only the factory can do this properly. Service engineers are
only allowed to exchange the sledge motor assy.
After Exchanging the DVD-M (or the PWB) the complete drive
has to be adjusted! Refer to chapter 8 for adjustment
instructions!
–Remove encasing, clamper bridge and PWB as described
in 4-3 and 4-5
–Remove the four screws [1], see figure 4-5.
–Now you can remove the DVDM
2
1
1
Figure 4-5 Remove DVDM
1
1
4.7Sledge Motor Assembly
Caution: Never try to align or repair the DVD-Module itself!
Only the factory can do this properly. Service engineers are
only allowed to exchange the sledge motor assy.
–Place the DVD-Module, with the laser facing downwards
on a soft surface.
–Remove the three screws that hold the sledge-motor assy
and lift the assy upwards. You can replace it now.
Mechanical Instructions
EN 7VAD 80314.
Figure 4-6 Remove Sledge Motor Assy
4.8Re-assembly
To re-assemble the module, do all processes in reverse order.
Take care of the following:
•Sledge-motor assy: Mesh the teeth of the sledge motor
and sledge rack properly, during mounting of the sledge
motor assy.
•Heat Paths: Put the 5 heat paths (gray rubber pieces) back
to their position on the ICs, see figure 4-7.
•Complete module: Place all wires/cables in their original
positions
•Emergency opening slot: Be sure that the slot for the
emergency tray opener is covered by adhesive tape!
•Jumper selection: Jumper has to be in position "Master"!
Figure 4-7 Heat Paths
EN 8VAD 80315.
5.Diagnostic Software
Diagnostic Software
5.1General
Please refer to the service manual of the recorder for a
description of the complete Diagnostics Software. In this
manual only drive specific error codes are explained.
5.2Error Codes
With DSW command 910 (Digital Board Chrysalis) the set
software can retrieve an overview of all occurred engine errors.
5.2.1Momentary Errors
Byte 0: latest error:
Overview of the BE error codes.
error
errormeaning
code
0x00no_errorNo error has occurred
0x01illegal_command_errorCommand not allowed in this
state or unknown command
0x02illegal_parameter_errorParameter(s) not valid for
0x03command_timeout_errorThe maximum execution
0x04sledge_home_errorThe sledge could not be
0x05sledge_calibration_errorAn error occurred during cal-
0x40beta_over_under_flow_errorDuring the walking OPC a
0x41not_enough_calib_points_
error
0x42not_enough_power_error The calculated power during
0x43illegal_reading_speed_errorThe selected speed is not al-
0x44servo_fatal_errorThe actuator dissipation be-
couldn’t be calibrated
culation of the write strategy
ran the buffer output stream
not available for this inquiry
The selected speed is not al-
lowed for a recording on this
medium
in ATIP/ADIP) are invalid or
not read
not reached
timum power is higher)
(optimum power is lower)
Error during OPC power cal-
culation (samples are wrong)
cause test zone is full
The jitter measurement dur-
ing OPC samples readback
failed
OPC readback sampling
optimum power is too high
The alpha measurement ref-
erence current is wrong (IAN)
pha gain is wrong
beta over-/under-flow was
detected
Not enough valid calibration
points available for re-calibration
re-calibration exceeds max
power
lowed for the requested command
came too high during a servo
recovery
This error is overwritten by the next player / inquiry command.
EN 10VAD 80315.
Diagnostic Software
Byte 1 - 9: cumulative errors of previous error occurences.
Format of the BE error bytes
Every individual error has its own bit in the 9-byte structure as
described in the drawing below:
byte 1
b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 b0
reserved
FOCUS
AGC
ERROR
FOCUS
RETRIES
ERROR
FOCUS
TIMEOUT
ERROR
RADIAL
AGC
ERROR
RADIAL
RETRIES
ERROR
RADIAL
TIMEOUT
ERROR
byte 2
TRAY
ERROR
reserved
JITTER
OPTIMIZATION
ERROR
SLEDGE
HOME
ERROR
SLEDGE
UNSTABLE
ERROR
SLEDGE
CALIBRATION
ERROR
TILT SENSOR
OFFSET
CALIBRATION
ERROR
byte 3
RECORD
ERROR
SEEK
ERROR
NO DISC
ERROR
NOT
INITIALISED
ERROR
ILLEGAL
STOPADDRESS
ERROR
ILLEGAL
PARAMETER
ERROR
ILLEGAL
COMMAND
ERROR
byte 4
SERVO
FATAL
ERROR
reservedreserved
HF PLL
ERROR
NO HF
PRESENT
ERROR
HEADER
TIMEOUT
ERROR
SUBCODE
NOTFOUND
ERROR
RADIAL
INIT
ERROR
TILT
CALIBRATION
ERROR
COMMAND
TIMEOUT
ERROR
SUBCODE
TIMEOUT
ERROR
byte5
WOBBLE PLL
ERROR
byte6
WSG
CALCULATION
ERROR
byte7
LASER
FORWARD
SENSE
ERROR
byte8
OPC
READ
SAMPLES
ERROR
byte9
ADIP
SYNC
ERROR
DVD
FREQUENCY
ERROR
NVRAM
CHECKSUM
UPDATE
ERROR
OPC
BAD JITTER
MEASUREMENT
ERROR
ADIP
WINDOW
ERROR
CD
FREQUENCY
ERROR
FRONTEND
OFFSET
CALIBRATION
ERROR
OPC
TEST ZONE
FULL
ERROR
ADIP
TIMEOUT
ERROR
ILLEGAL
RECORDING
SPEED
ERROR
LASER PLL
ERROR
OPC
POWER
CALCULATION
ERROR
ATIP
NOTFOUND
ERROR
SPEED
WINDOW
ERROR
ILLEGAL
READING
SPEED
ERROR
OPC
START
POWER HIGH
ERROR
ATIP
SYNC
ERROR
SPEED
TIMEOUT
ERROR
ILLEGAL
MEDIUM
ERROR
OPC
START
POWER LOW
ERROR
ATIP
WINDOW
ERROR
NON
EXISTING
BCA
ERROR
SELFTEST
ERROR
OPC
RECORD
POWER
ERROR
ATIP
TIMEOUT
ERROR
BCA
READ
ERROR
I2C
ERROR
OPC
MEDIA
PARAMETER
ERROR
RETURN
VALUE
INVALID
ERROR
BUFFER
OVERRUN
ERROR
BETA
OVER/UNDER
FLOW
ERROR
NOT ENOUGH
CALIB POINTS
ERROR
These errors are kept in memory until a power down of the
drive (e.g. when recorder goes to standby) or reset of the drive.
NOT ENOUGH
POWER
ERROR
ROPC
ALPHA
GAIN
ERROR
ROPC
ALPHA
REF CURRENT
ERROR
ROPC
ALPHA
OVERFLOW
ERROR
5.2.2Cumulative errors
These errors are stored in EEPROM and are thus non-volatile
showing the complete error history of the drive.
Byte 1 - 9: cumulative errors of previous player / inquiry error
occurences. These bytes are the same as the nine bytes (1-9)
of the Momentary errors
5.2.3Software fatal assert
Gives row number and file name in the source code of the
firmware of the data path of the AV
Diagnostic Software
EN 11VAD 80315.
EN 12VAD 80315.
Diagnostic Software
6.Block Diagram.
Block Diagram
Disc Motor
M
11P
1401
7402
Disc Motor Driver
option
SRAM
7503
TZA1015
7504
SDRAM
16MB
U,V,W coil
U+,UV+,VW+,WHall+ ,Hall-
MOTO1
MOTOR-ON
VMOTO10
T1
7400
XDD0..15
XDA0..11
DATA_MASK
DA0..15
AD0..19
PCS-p re_amp
SIN H
COSPH
REFSIN
REFCOS
7500
XWR
XRAS
SDCK
XCASL
XCASH
1400
LOADER
+SI N , - SIN
+COS, -COS
7409
ROHM
Block Diagram.
PCS
Sled g e
M
9P
SL-
SL+
Servo D ri v e r
BA5995FM
SL
FO+
FORA
TRAY-INOUT
TRAY-ONOFF
DRIVER-ON
CENTAURUS
FOC+
FOC-
Actuator
RADIAL
FOCUS
TILT
1V65
7408
7405
DC
level
laser 650nm
RAD
Servo D r iv er
BA5995FM
SID A , SILD, SICL
RFREF
RFN3 ,RFP3
A1,2
CALF
XDN
FTC
D1..4
PPNO
F S diode
E la ntec 6295
SCLK
SDI O
SEN
offset
gain
TRAYSW
EJECTKEY
DEBUG1,2,4,5
laser 780nm
EFM
R/ W
SERVO-M EA S
SERVO-COM M
FOC-
FOC+
13VAD 80316.
650nm PD
RAD
OPU66
PAEDIC
TZA 1045
CD-MO DE
VIA..HRF P ,R F NIIC
HIGH-GAIN
VIA..H
RFP
RFN
E FMDATAP
EFM _ D A TA
EFM CLKN
EFM CLKP
EFM _ RWN
7201
highpower
IIC
LASP
ALFA
EEpr o m
7104
PAEDIC
power
7300
4V6
1002 Tr a y Motor PWB Assy
option
for Data
Drive
Headphones
Tray Switch
Eject key
R F N3 / R F P3, IC 7201 P in 38/39
A:AC, 50mV/Div
50ns/Div
M
15P
5V
3V3
LED
1702
Tr a y Motor
OPU Flex 45p
1100
Iodel
IOthr
IAPC
WSB
SCLK
SDIO
SEN
RW-Del
Vdel
5V
VREF
Vthr
HIGH-GAIN
CD- M ODE
LACONICCHEETA H
TR+
TR-
IC7300 Pin 4
A: DC , 1 V /Div, 20ns/Div
IC7300 Pin 5
A: DC , 500mV/Div, 20ns/Div
1401 Pin 9/10/11
A: DC , 5 V /Div, 500us/Div
1400-2,3,4,6,7, 8
IC 7604 P in 4
A: DC , 1 V/Div, 1us/Div
IC 7606 P in 1
A: DC , 2 V/Div, 1us/Div
IC 7605 P in 7
A: DC , 2 V/Div, 1us/Div
FLASH
PROM
1600
PORN
HD0..15
IDE
HDASPN
CS0
CS1
HA0
HA1
HA2
HPDIAGN
HIRQ
HDACKN
IOR DY
HDRN
HRWN
HDRQ
RX1_MASTER
TX1
TX2
DEBUG11
AUDIOR
AUDIOL
IEC958
5V
From/To DVD Recorder application
GND
12V
IR Q N,OSTR,EFM_RW N
1V8
3V3
RESET
PORN
7502
7603
5V
12V
3v31V8
5V25
5V
7606
7604
TOSTOCEN
A: DC , 500mV/Div, 2ms/Div
IC7504 Pin 38
7605
5V
-5V
1V65
TR 15001_002
100903
A: DC , 500mV /Div, 5ns/Div
Electrical Diagrams and Print-Layouts
7.Electrical Diagrams and Print-Layouts
Servo Board: OPU Interface
14VAD 80317.
1234567891011121314
1100 A3
2100 C4
2101 H4
A
2102 E4
2103 A5
2104 H3
2105 H4
2106 D9
TO CHEETAH_QD/DRIVERS/CENTAURUS-DRAM-FLASHROM/DEBUG-AND-FLASH
In case of a change of DVD-M or PWB a readjustment is
necessary to align the OPU and PWB to each other.
8.1Necessary Tools
–Personal computer with Windows 2000TM or Windows
TM
XP
–USB to ATAPI adapter, (standard computer equippment)
see figure 8-1.
–“Applicator software” (v2.85.00).
Alignments
EN 31VAD 80318.
Figure 8-2 , Applicator Software
Figure 8-1 , USB to ATAPI adapter
8.2Adjustment Procedure
–Connect the basic engine to the USB to ATAPI adapter
–Power on the adapter
–Connect the USB connector of the adapter to the PC.
Note that the USB bus supports “Hot Plugging”. That
means the computer can already be switched on.
Alternatively you can connect the basic engine directly to
the IDE bus of a computer. In this case the adapter is not
necessary but the PC has to be switched off and must be
started up in order to detect the new drive on the IDE bus.
–Call up the applicator software, see figure 8-2
–Set the timeout to 50 seconds, see figure 8-3
–Run the “Adjust Laser Control” command, see figure 8-4.
–The "Status" indicator in the left section of the window has
to become green after successful adjustment.
After repairing the drive it should be tested at least with the
following discs:
1. LVP 12.01 (710409991731) test layer change on track 28
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Data sh ee ts
9.Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Datasheets
9.1General
The VAD8031 module, also known as “AV3”, is a Video
Recorder Drive with an IDE interface intended for use in a
consumer DVD+RW/+R video recorder.
The video recorder engine performs all basic servo tasks. It
reads data from and writes data to the disc and controls all
functions like tray control, start/stop the disc, tracking, jumping
and communicating to the host.
9.2Overall Block Diagram
OPU 67.66
BMC12S
Laser
(SZA1016)
Brush-less
Motordriver
3D
BA5995FM
BA5995FM
Op-amps
Laser
DVD
PCS
CD
EEPROM
Laser driver
EL6295
PAEDIC
Mechanically, the module consists of a motorized tray loader
that contains the dual laser optical pickup unit and a PCBA that
contains all the electronics needed to control the drive and
interfacing to the MPEG encoder/decoder back-end
application.
There is a temperature sensor included in the drive that
prevents malfunction or destruction of the drive in case the
temperature inside the drive gets too high.
Laconic
Cheetah-M
Sync
DRAM
Digital Backend
CENTAURUS
2MB
Flash
ROM
IDE
BA5944FP
Tilt Motor
driver
This section describes briefly the functional behaviour of the
engine. It performs all basic servo functions:
•It reads data from the disc,
•It writes data to the disc,
•It controls all other functions like tray control, start/stop the
disc, tracking, jumping, and communication to the host.
Optional tilt backup
9.3Centaurus
Centaurus Basic Functions Block Diagram
Channel
Codec
Analogue
Servo
Controller
Analogue
Figure 9-2
Manager
Control
Processor
Buffer
Figure 9-1 Block diagram
The Centaurus, IC7500 is a highly integrated IC that controls all
the functions of the drive. It interfaces via the IDE to the MPEG
back-end and incorporates the following functions:
•CD/DVD channel decoder/encoder
•CD/DVD data block decoder/encoder
•Buffer Manager
•Digital Servo processor using digital signal processor.
•Drive System microprocessor based on MIPS core.
The MIPS microcontroller uses Flash ROM for the firmware
and SRAM to execute the program. SDRAM is provided for the
encoding/decoding function block of centaurus. 2 MBytes of
data buffer size is available inside the IC for data storage.
9.4Cheetah
The Cheetah, IC7201 is an analogue pre-processing for the
diode signals coming from the OPU. It contains an amplifier
with programmable gain that amplifies the RF signal to adapt
the output for the different reflectivity of the various discs. The
tracking signals are filtered and normalized. In addition the IC
contains a timing circuit for the sample and hold circuits and for
switching the various blocks between read and write.
Supporting functions such as laser control and offset control
are incorporated. Communication to and from the IC is based
on a fast two-wire serial bus that works according to the I2C
interface protocol.
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Datasheets
9.5Laconic
The main function of the LACONIC, IC7300 is to control the
laser power. The IC forms a closed control loop in combination
with the Elantec located on the OPU. It compensates aging and
temperature of the laser. Furthermore it forms a fingerprint
correction loop. It also acts as bridge between IIC and serial
bus of the Elantec laser driver on the OPU.
9.6Optical Pick-up Unit
The OPU66 is a dual laser Optical Pick-up Unit for DVD+RW/
+R. It consists of a 3-D actuator for focusing, redial tracking and
tilt correction.
•650nm laser for DVD
•780nm laser for CD
On the interconnecting flex several electrical components are
mounted.
•Elantecprogrammable laser diode power
driver
•Paedicintegrated photo detector with
programmable gain pre-amplifier
•Eepromcontaining a number of values
representing adjustments belonging to
the OPU.
EN 33VAD 80319.
The laser control and diode signal processor ICs together with
an EEPROM are mounted on the OPU flex.
The laser control IC generates the DVD laser read and writing
signals needed for reading DVD discs and writing DVD+RW /
+R discs (write strategies of DVD+RW / +R discs).
The diode signal processor is an analogue pre-processor
adapted for the CD and CD-R / RW read function.
The EEPROM contains information about writing current,
writing strategies and other parameters belonging to the OPU.
9.7Motor and Servo drivers
A Servo Driver is implemented to control the sledge. Several
motor driver ICs are incorporated to control the Tray, Disc and
Turntable motors,
Driver ICs are incorporated for control of the:
•Actuator
•Disc Motor
•Sledge Motor
•Tray Motor
EN 34VAD 80319.
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Data sh ee ts
9.8ICs Servo Board
IC7105, LM75A: Servo Board, Temperature Sensor
Pin description
PINSYMBOLDESCRIPTION
1SDADigital I/O. I2C serial bi-directional data line.
Open Drain.
2SCLDigital input. I2C serial clock input.
3OSOvertemp Shutdown output. Open Drain.
4GNDGround. To be connected to the system
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Data sh ee ts
PINNING
SYMBOLPINDESCRIPTION
VIH1Satelite segment H input
GND12Ground
VIC3Central segment C input
VIB4Central segment B input
GND15Ground
RFNIN6Inverse differential RF input
RFPIN7Differential RF input
VDD18Positive supply
VID9Central segment D input
VIA10Central segment A input
VDD111Positive supply
VIE12Satelite segment E input
VIG13Satelite segment G input
R/W14External Read/Write signal input
N.C.15Not connected
N.C.16Not connected
N.C.17Not connected
TIMOUT18EFMTIM test output
VSSD19Negative supply
EFMCN20Inverse EFM clock input
EFMCP21EFM clock input
EFMDN22Inverse EFM data input
EFMDP23EFM data input
GNDD24Ground
SDA25Data input/output I2C
SCL26Clock input I2C
N.C.27Not connected
FTC28FTC output
CFTC29FTC high pass lter capacitor
TS230Tilt sensor input current
TS131Tilt sensor input current
SILD32Strobe line of serial bus interface
N.C.33Not connected
SIDA34Data line of serial bus interface
SICL35Clock line of serial bus interface
VDD236Positive supply voltage
GND237Supply ground
RFP38RF output voltage, positive
RFN39RF output voltage, negative
VSS240Negative supply voltage
RFREF41Reference voltage for differential
RF output common mode level
PPNO42Output PP voltage
SYMBOLPINDESCRIPTION
N.C.43Not connected
N.C.44Not connected
SERTST45Enable test mode (Tie to GND for
normal operation)
VSSD46Negative supply voltage
GNDD47Supply ground
CA148Beta circuit external capacitor
CA249Beta circuit external capacitor
CCALF50Beta circuit external capacitor
VSS151Negative supply voltage
RREF52Reference resistor to VSS
GND153Supply ground
CMPP54MPP external capacitor
VDD155Positive supply
MON156Monitor output voltage
MON257Monitor output voltage
S258Servo output current
S159Servo output current
D460Servo output current
D361Servo output current
D262Servo output current
D163Servo output current
XDN64X-position output voltage
CALF65RF average level signal
A266RF bottom level signal
A167RF top level signal
SROUT68shift register output for register
test mode
ALFA69alfa output current
LASP70laser power setpoint signal
TEST71Test output
N.C.72Not connected
MI73Monitor input for laser
LD74Drive current for laser
VDDL75Laser supply voltage
RRF76Single-ended RF read input
WRF77Single-ended RF writeinput
VSS178Negative supply
VREF79PDIC reference voltage output
VIF80Satelite segment F input
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Datasheets
IC7300, TZA1042: Servo Baord, Laser Power Controller
Block diagram
EN 37VAD 80319.
DRAFT
EN 38VAD 80319.
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Data sh ee ts
Pin description
SymbolPinTypeDrive
Description
/Thr.
AEZ1I hypdTAlpha Error Zero/Alpha SetZero
V
V
DDD3
SSD3
2P-Digital Pad Supply
3P-Digital Pad Supply
CLOCKOUT4TMBuffered Oscillator Output
OSCO5AOAOutput of inverting Amplifier that forms oscillator
OSCI6AIAInput of inverting Amplifierthat forms oscillator
TEST1D7I pdTTest pin
AMEAS8AIAAlpha Measure – valueof measured disk writing
quality
V
V
DDA1
SSA1
9P-Analogue Supply
10P-AnalogueSupply
LASP11AOALaser Power – indicates power level
VREFL12AOABandgap Voltage Reference ground connection
VREFH13AOABandgap VoltageReference output
VDEL14AIAVoltage input for Delta “laser power”
VTHR15AIAVoltage input for Threshold“laser power”
VOPUREF16AOAReference Voltage for OPU
VREFIN17AIAInput Reference Volt age for Vthr and Vdel
V
V
DDA2
SSA2
18P-AnalogueSupply
19P-AnalogueSupply
TEST1A20ABATest pin
IAPCW21AOACurrent Output of Delta Reference
IAPCR22AOACurrent Output of ThresholdReference
TEST2A23ABATest pin
ENR224TMProgrammable Output Flag
ENR125B pdM/TDevice Initialisation/Programmable Output Flag (must
be drivento VDD during reset)
DVDCD26TMProgrammable Output Flag for indicating DVD/CD
mode
HILO27TMProgrammable Output Flag for indicating High/Low
reflectivity
V
V
SSD1
DDD1
28P-Digital Pad Supply
29P-Digital Pad Supply
BUSY30BM/TBusy Enable input from Elantec / Board test IO
SEN31BM/TSerial Enable output to Elantec / Board test IO
SDIO32BM/TSerial datainput output from/to Elantec/ Board test IO
SCLK33BM/TBusy Enable input from Elantec/ Board test IO
WSB34BM/TWrite Strategy Bank – output contr ols OPU write
switching / Board test IO
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Datasheets
EN 39VAD 80319.
Pin description
SymbolPinTypeDrive
…continued
Description
/Thr.
IRQN35ODMI nterrupt Request Not – active low interrupt request
OSTR36I hypdTOPC Strobe – request step in alpha setpoint / Board
test input
RESETN37I hypdTReset Not – active low reset input
RWN38BM/TRead/Write not– indicatespower setpoints/Board test
IO
V
V
SSD2
DDD2
39P-Digital Core Supply
40P-Digital Core Supply
BANK41I hypdTCAV setpoint switching input signal / Board test IO
TEST2D42I pdTTest pin
SDA43BODM/T
SCL44IT
[1] All supply pins mustbe connected to thesame external power supply voltage
[2] All inputs are 5V tolerant – i.e. they will drive the supply voltage (3.0-3.6V), but will work correctly
open drain
Ttri-state output
AIanalog input
AOanalog output
ABanalog
bi-directional
Ppower
connection
hyhysteresis on
input
pdhysteresis on
output
EN 40VAD 80319.
IC7402, SZA1015: Servo Board, Brushless Motor
Controller
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Data sh ee ts
i.c.
ECR
EC
9, 31
8
7
n.c.
18
MUX
REFERENCE
MUX
INPUTS
OSCILLATOR
COSCROSC
D
ADC
D
SZA1015
V
DDSTART
24
C
CURRENT
LIMITER
LIM
CURRENT
REFERENCE
23
THERMAL
SHUTDOWN
+
Σ
PWMCOMMUTATION
+
EMF
REGENERATOR
HALL AMPLIFIERS
BIASREMFRLIMFG
REVERSE
BLOCKING
V
DDM
13, 16, 22
21
U
19
POWER
SWITCHES
15, 17, 20
DC-DC
CONVERTER
302928272625
WNWPVPUNVNUP
12332456
V
SSA
V
14
W
GND
10
CP1
11
CP2
CAPY
12
MGT188
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Datasheets
PINNING
SYMBOL PINDESCRIPTION
V
SSA
BIAS2Hall element bias
ROSC3external resistor for internal oscillator
REMF4external resistor for EMF regeneration
RLIM5external resistor for current limiting
FG6frequency generator output
EC7output current control pin
ECR8output current control reference
GND17 ground supply
n.c.18 not connected
V19 motor terminal V
GND20 ground supply
U21motor terminal U
V
DDM
START23 start/stop control pin
V
DD
UP25 positive Hall input U
UN26negative Hall input U
VP27 positive Hall input V
VN28 negative Hall input V
WP29 positive Hall input W
WN30 negative Hall input W
i.c.31 internally connected (leave
COSC32 external capacitor for internal oscillator
1motor control ground supply
voltage pin
open-circuit)
13 motor supply voltage
16 motor supply voltage
22 motor supply voltage
24 system supply voltage
open-circuit)
EN 41VAD 80319.
EN 42VAD 80319.
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Data sh ee ts
IC7408,7409 BA5995: Servo Board, 4-channel BTL driver
IC actuator and motor drive
23
24
25
26
27
28
+
PreV
+
CC
1
20k
10k
10k
+
2
+
+
20k
4
3
10k
10k
MUTE
ch1
5
Pin No.
Note) Symbol of + and (output of drivers) means polarity to input pin.
(For example if voltage of pin4 high, pin14 is high.)
Pin name
BIAS IN
1
OPIN1 (+)
2
OPIN1 ( )
3
OPOUT1
4
IN2
5
MUTE
6
STBY2
7
GND
8
PowV
9
10
PowV
11
V
O2
( )
12
V
O2
(+)
13
V
O1
( )
14
O1
(+)
V
Input for bias-amplifier
Non inverting input for CH1 OP-AMP
Inverting input for CH1 OP-AMP
Output for CH1 OP-AMP
Input for CH2
Input for CH1 mute control
Input for CH2 stand by control
Substrate ground
CC
1
V
CC
for CH1 power block
CC
2
V
CC
for CH2 power block
Inverted output of CH2
Non inverted output of CH2
Inverted output of CH1
Non inverted output of CH1
Input for CH1/3/4 stand by control
Substrate ground
Output for CH3 OP-AMP
Inverting input for CH3 OP-AMP
Non inverting input for CH3 OP-AMP
Output for CH4 OP-AMP
Inverting input for CH4 OP-AMP
Non inverting input for CH4 OP-AMP
V
CC
CC
for pre block
10k10k10k10k
+
10k10k10k10k
ch4
+
+
LEVEL
SHIFT
LEVEL
SHIFT
+
+
ch1
14
Resistor unit : [ ]
10k10k
10k10k
10k
10k
10k
10k
+
13
15
16
17
18
19
20
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Datasheets
M
m
IC7500, PNX7850: Servo Board, Channel Codec/Buffer
Manager/Servo Processor and Controller
Nexperia PNX7850 conceptual block diagra
EN 43VAD 80319.
wobble
HF
motor
actuators
LF input
OPC input
ANALOG
EF
CHANNEL CODECBUFFER
CD/DVD
WOBBLE
PROCESSOR
SIGNAL
CONDITION.
TACHO/MOTOR
CONTROL
SERVO DSP AND CONTROL PROCESSOR
SERVO
ACCELERATORS
OPC
EFM WRITE
CLOCK/DATA
GENERATOR
BIT
DETECTION
AND
DEMOD.
TELEMETRY
SERVO
DSP
CD/DVD
CHANNEL
ENCODE/
DECODE
WITH
ERROR
CORRECTION
DATA BLOCK
MICRO
INTERFACE
MIPS PR1910
INSTRUCTION
EXECUTION
UNIT
COPROCESSOR
ENCODE/
DECODE
PI-bus
INTERFACE
MANAGER
DRIVE INTERFACE
MICRO
INTERFACE
POWER
MANAGEMENT
CACHE
DEBUG SUPPORT
DEEPLY EMBEDDED
MEMORY
SDRAM
SDRAM
CONTROLLER
MEMORY
PROCESSOR
AUTOMATION
INTERRUPT
CONTROLLER
EJTAG
STATIC MEMORY
INTERFACE
ROM
CSS
UDMA66
HOST
INTERFACE
AUDIO
PROCESSOR
UART
CONFIG
GPIO
I2C
POWER CONTROL
AND RESET
host
audio
UART
GPIO
I2C
IC7603, LD1117: Servo Board, Voltage Regulator
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Flash
EN 44VAD 80319.
IC7604, TEA1207: Servo Board, DC/DC Converter
Block diagrama
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Data sh ee ts
LX
ILIM
4
2
N-type
POWER
FET
GND
I/V
CONVERTER
sense
FET
I/V
CONVERTER
CURRENT LIMIT
COMPARATORS
TEMPERATURE
PROTECTION
13 MHz
OSCILLATOR
P-type POWER FET
sense FET
START-UP
CIRCUIT
CONTROL LOGIC
AND
MODE GEARBOX
COUNTER
SYNC
GATE
5681
SYNCU/D
SHDWN
DIGITAL CONTROLLER
TIME
INTERNAL
SUPPLY
TEA1207T
BAND GAP
REFERENCE
MGR665
3
7
UPOUT/DNIN
FB
PINNING
SYMBOLPINDESCRIPTION
U/D1up-or-down mode selection
input; active LOW for up mode
ILIM2current limiting resistor
connection
UPOUT/DNIN3output voltage in up mode;
input voltage in down mode
LX4inductor connection
SYNC5synchronization clock input
GND6ground
FB7feedback input
SHDWN8shut-down input
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Datasheets
IC7606, L5970: Servo Board, Step Down Switching
Regulator
IN
Positive Supply - Voltage Input
PINS FUNCTION
N.NameDescription
1OUTRegulator Output.
2SYNCMaster/slave synchronization.
3INHA logical signal (active high) disables the device. If INH not used the pin must be grounded.
When it is open an internal pull-up disable the device.
4COMPE/A output for frequency compensation.
5FBFeedback input. Connecting directly to this pin results in an output voltage of 1.23V. An external
resistive divider is required for higher output voltages.
6V
7GNDGround.
8V
3.3V V
REF
Unregulated DC input voltage.
CC
. No cap is requested for stability.
REF
EN 46VAD 80319.
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and Data sh ee ts
9.9Abbreviation list
ADC..............................Analogue to Digital Converter
ADIP.............................Address In Pre-groove
AGC..............................Automatic Gain Control
CD................................Compact Disc
CLV ..............................Constant Linear Velocity
DROPPI........................Dvd Rewritable Opu Pre-Processor IC
1100 2422 025 17821 CON H 45P F 0.50
1302 2422 543 01025 Crystal 16.93 MHz
1400 2422 025 17361 CON BM H 9P
1401 2422 025 17264 CON BM H 11P
1600 2422 033 00396 SOC COMBI H 56P
1702 2422 025 17359 CON BM H 15P