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Service

Manual

COMPACT

DIGITAL

AUDIO

CONTENTS

1

Operations

2

Technical data

Servicing hints

Exploded

view

and parts

list

mechanical

components

3

Measurements

and

adjustments

Blockdiagram

Circuit

diagram

Panel data

Wiring

diagram

Partslist

electrical

components

Safety regulations require that

the set

be

restored

to

its

original

condition

and

that

parts

which are

identical

with those

specified be

used.

Veiligheidsbepal

ingen

vereisen,

dat het

apparaat

in zijn

oorspronkelijke

toestand wordt

teruggebracht

en dat

onderdelen,

identiek

aan

de

gespecificeerde

worden

toegepast.

Bei

jeder

Reparatur sind die

geltenden

Sicherheitsvorschriften zu

beachten.

Der Originalzustand des Gerats

dart

nicht

verandert

werden

fur

Reparaturen

sind Original-Ersatzteile zu

verwenden.

Le

norme di sicurezza

esigono che I’apparecchio

venga rimesso

nelle

condizioni originali e che siano

utiiizzati pezzi

di

ricambiago

identici

a

quelli specificati.

Les

normes de

s6curitd

exigent que

I’appareil soit

remis

a

I’etat

d’origine

et que

soient

utilises

les pibces de

rechange identiques a

cedes

sp6cifi6es.

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OPERATION

Explanation

of keys

1

ON/OFF

For

switching

on and

off.

2 DISPLAY

Informs

you about

the

functioning of the player.

Displays

details

from

the disc

contents

list.

3

IR REMOTE (not

for

CD600)

Receives the signals

from

the remote control.

4 STOP/CM

For

stopping

play (STOP)

For

erasing

a

programme

(CM

=

Clear

Memory).

5

PREVIOUS

and

NEXT

For

selecting another track

during

play.

For

selecting a

track number

to

start

play.

For

selecting

track

numbers

when compiling

a

programme.

(PREVIOUS from

high

to

low

and

NEXT from

low

to

high.)

6

PLAY/REPLAY

For

starting play

(PLAY)

For

returning

to

the

beginning

of

a

track

(REPLAY).

7 OPEN/CLOSE

For opening

and closing

the disc tray.

8

RANDOM

For

playing

in

random order.

9

REPEAT

For

repeating

a

disc or

a

programme.

10 ’A-B’

For

setting the starting and

stopping

point of

a

passage to be repeated.

11 ’<KJ

00’

For fast

search

to a

particular passage

during

play.

(’<KT

backwards

and

’>0’

forwards.)

12 PAUSE

For

interrupting play.

For holding play at

the start of

a

disc,

track or

passage.

13

PROGRAM

For storing track numbers

in

a

programme.

For

erasing track

numbers

from

a

programme.

For checking

a

programme.

14 PHONES

For

connection of

headphones

CONNECTIONS

a.

Connection

for

the

mains lead.

b.

OUT

L R the

connecting cable

to

the

amplifier.

•

Insert

a

red plug into

the ’R’

socket

(right-hand

channel)

and the other plug

into the

’L’

socket

(left-hand channel).

•

Insert the two other

plugs into the

corresponding

sockets of

the CD

or

AUX

input of

your

amplifier.

You can

also

use

the

TUNER or

TAPE

IN connection,

but

never

the

PHONO input. This is

not

suitable

for

Compact

Disc

reproduction.

c.

RC5

IN/OUT: for

a

remote

control

system.

Use

this

connection

for:

-

Connecting

up

the

equipment

when you

are

incorporating

the player

in a

PHILIPS

HiFi

system

with

its

own

remote

control system.

-

Connecting the remote

control

receiver

EM

2200,

available

as an accessory,

if

the

siting

of the

player

prevents its

IR REMOTE

eye

from

receiving

the

signals from

the

remote

control

directly.

CS

22

785

2-1

TECHNICAL

DATA

General

1 .

Mains

voltage

2.

Mains

frequency

3.

Mains

voltage

selection

4. Power

consumption

mains,

operated

:

/00R/05R:

220,

240 Volt (+/-

10%)

:

/07R/17R:

117

Volt

:

50-60 Hz

: By

soldering (220/240

Volt-version)

By

changing

transformer

(110/127

Volt-version)

:

15

W

External

RC-5

connection

Specification:

V-in

Low:

from

-2,0

V to +1,6

V

V-in

High: from +3

V

to

+7,5

V

R-in: from

47

kOhm

to

68

kOhm

: 2
: 2

Vrms

+/- 2

dB

: max.

+/-

0,5

dB

:

IkOhm

:

max.

+/-

0,15

dB

from

20

Hz to

20

kHz

: max.

+/-

1,0°

from 20

Hz to

20

kHz

:

min 90

dB

from

20

Hz

to

20

kHz

:

min

80

dB

from

20

Hz to 20

kHz

: min 66

dB

from

20

Hz

to

20

kHz

:

max.

0.05%

(min

66

dB)

from

20

Hz to 20

kHz

: min 50

dB

above

24,8

kHz from

20

Hz

to

20

kHz

:

min

80

dB

from

20

Hz to

20

kHz

: min 90

dB

from 20

Hz

to

20

kHz

time

Line

output

Number

of

channels

Output

voltage

Unbalance

Left-Right

Output

resistance

Amplitude

linearity

Phase

non-linearity

Signal to

noise

ratio

Dynamic

range

Total

harmonic

distortion

+ noise

Intermodulation

distortion

Out-band

attenuation

Channel

separation

Muting

during

random

access

Automatic

switched

de-emphasis

with

constants:

15/50

jas

Headphone

Output

voltage

Unbalance

Left-right

Output

resistance

Load

impedance

range

Output

power

Dimensions

and

weight

Place

and

height

of

feet

acc.

Apparatus tray

closed

Apparatus

tray

open

Weight

(

G?

)

WARNING

All ICs

and

many other

semi-conductors

are

susceptible

to

electrostatic

discharges

(ESD).

Careless handling during

repair

can

reduce

life

drastically.

When repairing,

make

sure

that you

are

connected with

the

same

potential

as

the

mass

of

the set via

a wrist

wrap

with

resistance.

Keep components and

tools

also at

this

potential.

(T)

attention

Tous

les

1C

et beaucoup

d’autres

semi-conducteurs

sont

sensibles

aux

ctecharges

statiques

(ESD).

Leur

longevity

pourrait

§tre

consid^rablement

ecourtee

par

le

fait

qu’aucune

precaution

n’est

prise

a

leur

manipulation.

Lors

de

reparations,

s’assurer

de

bien

etre

reli6

au

meme

potentiel

que

la

masse

de

I’appareil

et

enfiler

le

bracelet serti

d’une

resistance

de

securite.

Veiller a

ce

que

les

composants

ainsi que

les

outils

que

Ton

utilise

soient

egalement

a ce

potentiel.

:

Max.

2

Vrms

+/- 2 dB

: Max.

+/-

0,5

dB

:

150

Ohm

: 32

Ohm to 600

Ohm

: Max. 6

mW

into

32

Ohm load

Max. 10

mW

into

150

Ohm

load

Max.

6

mW

into 600

Ohm

load

ESD

CO)

WARNUNQ

Alle ICs und

viele

andere

Halbleiter sind

empfindlich

gegeniiber

elektrostatischen

Entladungen

(ESD).

Unsorgfaltige

Behandlung

im

Reparaturfall

kan

die

Lebensdauer

drastisch

reduzieren.

Veranlassen

Sie,

dass

Sie im

Reparaturfall liber

ein

Pulsarmband

mit

Widerstand

verbunden

sind

mit dem

gleichen

Potential wie die Masse

des

Gerates.

Bauteile

und

Hilfsmittel

auch

auf dieses

gleiche

Potential

halten.

(nl)

waarschuwing

Alle

IC

s en

vele andere

halfgeleiders

zijn

gevoelig

voor electrostatische

ontladingen

(ESD).

Onzorgvuldig

behandelen

tijdens

reparatie

kan

de

levensduur

drastisch doen

verminderen.

Zorg

ervoor dat u

tijdens

reparatie

via

een

polsband

met

weerstand

verbonden

bent met

hetzelfde

potentiaal als de

massa

van het

apparaat.

Houd

componenten en

hulpmiddelen

ook

op

ditzelfde

potentiaal.

(T)

AWERTIMENTO

Tutti

1C e

parecchi

semi-conduttori

sono

sensibili

alle scariche

statiche

(ESD).

La loro

longevita potrebbe

essere

fortemente

ridatta

in caso di

non

osservazione

della piu

grande

cauzione

alia loro

manipolazione.

Durante

le riparazioni

occorre

quindi

essere

collegato

alio stesso

potenziale

che quello della

massa

dell’apparecchio

tramite

un braccialetto

a

resistenza.

Assicurarsi

che i

componenti

e

anche

gli

utensili

con quali

si lavora siano

anche a questo

potenziale.

to

Philips

C6

specification

WxDxH

: 420

x 280

x

90/104

mm

WxDxH :

420

x

423

x

90/104

mm

:

3,8

kg

SERVICING

HINTS

In

the

set

chip

components

have

been

applied.

For

disassembly

and

assembly

of

chip

components

see

the

figure

below.

The

disc

should

always

rest

properly

on

the

turntable.

To

achieve

this a

disc

hold-down

has

been

mounted

in a

bracket

of

the

tray

mechanism.

If

the

tray

mechanism

has to

be

disassembled

for

servicing,

a

seperate

disc

hold-down

should be

used.

(See

drawing

’’Service

disc

hold-down")

The

set

can

function

normally

then.

Code

number

of

the disc

hold-down

is

4822

462

50383.

When the

tray

mechanism

has been

disassembled,

the

tray

switch

must be

activated

immediatly

after

pressing

the play

button

in

order

to

ensure

normal

operation.

By

servicing

the

apparatus

in

the

upside

down

position

it

is also

possible

to

short

cicuit

points

A

and

B

temporarly

instead

of

activating

the

switch.

SERVICE

TOOLS

Audio

signals

disc

Disc

without

errors

(test

disc

5)

+

disc

with DO

errors,

black spots

and

fingerprints

(test

disc

5

A)

Disc 65

min 1

kHz

without

pause

Max.

diameter

disc(58.0

mm)

Torx

screwdrivers

Set

(straight)

Set

(square)

13th

order

filter

Service cable

(4p)

Service

flexfoil

(14p)

Service

connector

(14p)

Green

LED

CQY

G11

4822

397

30184

4822

397

30096

4822

397

30155

4822

397

60141

4822

395

50145

4822 395

50132

4822

395

30204

4822 321

21284

4822

322

40066

4822 267

50676

5322

130

32182

CS

22

786

2-3

136

4822 492

51935

137

4822

321

22873

138

4822

402

61207

139

4822

520

40177

140

4822

530

80503

CS

22

788

3-1

TROUBLE

SHOOTING (FAULT FINDING TREE)

START-UP

PROCEDURE

Follow the

path of the faultfinding

tree beginning

at the

top

left.

Perform the

actions

you come

across

in

the

various

blocks.

Look at

the

various side

branches

to find

out if

the

information

you see there

applies

to

your problem.

If, for

instance,

you

find

the indication

^'cJtspfaVl

_

this

means

that no

picture

appears

on

the display.

If

you

establish

this

fault,

follow

the branch and

perform

the

recommended

actions.

Check

the signals mentioned.

In

a

number

of

branches

further

reference

is made

to

measurements

you could

carry

out.

These

measurements

are

explained

in

several tables

further

on in

this

manual.

KBSe

0-3

KBSC

0-2

DDASC3

6512

HFI

TURNTABLE MOTOR

X-TAL

TL

MC

DODS

T™

ORA

WSAB

6535 6536

DEEM

6541 ATSB

QCL

CLAB

6542

6544

6561

6542 6554

QDA

EFAB

6543 6545

6563

6543 6555

SWAB/SSM

DAAB

6564

6544

6558

SCAB

CLBD

6565

6545

SDAB

DABD

6535

WSBD

6536

MUSB

|

AM

1

KILL

1

SEE

SPECIFICATION

1

MEASUREMENT

B-3 CHECK

OF

THE

PHOTODIODES

Step

Signal

Mode

o

0

C=D

o o

El

• • •

•

#

Remarks

1 D2

power

on

-

signal

4E6E7E8

Signal

depends

on Distance lens

+

IR LED

of remote control

D1

D3

D4

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T-22407A

B-4 CHECK

OF

LASER

SUPPLY

The laser, the

lasersupply

plus

the

monitor diode

form

a

feedback

system.

A

defect

in

the

lasersupply

may result

in

the destruction

of the

laser.

If, in

that

case,

the

laser

is replaced,

(=

complete

D.C.M.-unit)

the

new

laser

will

also become

defective.

However,

it is

impossible

to

check

and

repair a feedback

system

if

a

link is

missing. For

this reason the

laser supply can

be

checked

with

teh

replacement

circuit

for

laser assembly.

Step

Signal

Mode o

C=D

o

o

Remarks

1

LO

serv.

pos.

2

SK

<

§>

®

—

i

1.8CV <2.3

PRS05539

LM

<

0

>

®

—

i

170<mV <220

2

LO serv.

pos.

2

SK

1

.8<V

<2.3

PRS05540

LM

®

—

i

170<mV <220

3

LO

Power on

0V ± 0.2V

No

light

T-22407B

B-4

LASER CURRENT

ADJUSTMENT

Step

Signal Mode O

0

C=I7

o 0

El

e e

Remarks

1

-

Power off ^ ®

—

i

R3520

Ikn

-

Pre-adjustment

Ohmic

value

2

Eye-pattern

HF

Power

on

Test disc

5

play

^-0-i

- -

EYE

pattern

3

laser

current

=

voltage

across R3508

Test

disc

5

play

track

1

R3520

50

mV

DC

-

High-ohmic

measurement

T-22407C

B-5

ADJUSTMENT OF FOCUS-OFFSET

Step

Signal Mode

O

0

o 0

E|

e e

Remarks

1

-

Power

on

no disc

-

R3568

- -

adjust

for

optical

mid-position

of

the

focus motor

2

FE LAG

Play

Test disc

5

Track

1

27

R3568

400mV ±

40

mV

DC

-

fine

adjustment

T-22407D

CS 22

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