Philips DVDR-5590-H Service Manual

HDD & DVD Recorder

CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

DVDR5590H/75/97

Contents Page

1 Technical Speciﬁcations and Connection Facilities 2 2 Safety Information, General Notes & Lead Free Requirements 5 3 Directions for Use 7 4 Mechanical Instructions 10 5 Firmware Upgrading, Diagnostic Software, Alignment and Test Procedures 14 6 Block Diagrams,Waveforms, Wiring Diagram 98 Overall block diagram 98 Wiring diagram 99 Waveforms of Analog Board 100 Waveforms of Digital Board 101 Waveforms of HDMI Board 102 Test Points Overview for HDMI Board 104 Test Points Overview for Analog Board 106 Test Points Overview for Digital Board 107

Copyright 2008 Philips Consumer Electronics B.V. Eindhoven, The Netherlands. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise without the prior permission of Philips.

Contents Page

7 Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layout 108 Analog Circuit Diagrams 108 Analog Layout Diagrams 111 Front Circuit Diagrams 113 Front Display/Connector Layout Diagrams 115 Front Standby Circuit & Layout Diagrams 116 LecoPlus INIT Circuit & Layout Diagrams 117 Digital Circuit Diagrams 118 Digital Layout Diagrams 126 HDMI Circuit Diagrams 128 HDMI Layout Diagrams 132 HDMI Circuit Diagrams_LC 1080i PANEL 134 HDMI Layout Diagrams 136 8 IC Internal Block Diagrams 138 Analog Board 138 Digital Board 140 HDMI Board 149 9 Exploded view & Service parts list 158 Exploded View of the set 158 Service parts list 159 Annex 164 10 Revision list 166

Published by KC-TE 0808 V&MA Printed in the Netherlands Subject to modiﬁcation EN 3139 785 33531

Version 1.1

EN 2 3139 785 335311. Technical Speciﬁcations and Connection Facilities

1. Technical Speciﬁcations and Connection Facilities

1.1 PCB Locations

1.2 General:

Power supply : 220-240V, ~50 Hz

Power consumption : 35 W Standby power consumption : < 3.7 W

1.3 RF Tuner (Analogue)

Test equipment: Fluke 54200 TV Signal generator Test streams: Philips Standard test pattern

1.3.1 System

B/G, I, L/L’, D/K

1.3.2 RF - Loop Through:

Frequency range : 43 MHz – 860 MHz Gain (ANT IN – ANT OUT) without ampliﬁer : -4dB ± 2dB Gain (ANT IN – ANT OUT) with ampliﬁer : From 2dB + 3dB until 2dB – 2dB

1.3.3 Receiver:

Output of Cinch connector to be used for measurements (direct output from front end)

Video Performance:

Frequency Response : 0 ± 4dB (0 to 4.4 MHz)

Group Delay : 0 ± 150 n sec (0 to 4.4 MHz)

Audio Performance:

Audio analogue Mono :

Frequency Response relative to 1 kHz : 0 ± 3dB (100 Hz to 12 kHz) S/N unweighted : ≥ 40dB (Quasi peak, 22 Hz – 22 kHz) S/N weighted : ≥ 45dB (Quasi peak, CCIR 468) Harmonic distortion at 1 kHz : ≤ 1.5% (FM: ± 25 kHz) Harmonic distortion at 1 kHz : ≤ 2 % (AM: m = 54% L/L’)

Audio NICAM Stereo/Dual :

Frequency Response relative to 1 kHz : 0 ± 3dB (40 Hz to 15 kHz) S/N unweighted : ≥ 65dB (Quasi peak, 22 Hz – 22 kHz) S/N weighted : ≥ 70dB (Quasi peak, CCIR 468) Harmonic distortion at 1 kHz : ≤ 0.5% (Headroom: System I – 21.1dB, all others – 16.5dB) Channel Separation : ≥ 45dB

1.3.4 Tuning

Tuning Frequency Range : 45.25 MHz – 857 MHz Antenna Level for 40dB luminance S/N (video unweighted) at 75Ω : ≤ 40dBμV (High End) ≤ 60dBμV (Low End)

Automatic Search Tuning:

Scanning time auto search without RF Signal : < 2.5 min. (Typical 3 minutes) Stop level (vision carrier) : ≥ 40dBμV Maximum tuning error during operation (drift) : ± 100 kHz Maximum tuning error of a recalled program : ± 62.5 kHz Tuning Principles: Automatic system recognition

Analog Board

HDMI

Board

HDD

Digital Board

PSU Board

Basic Engine

Standby Board

(Behind the Front Cabinet)

Front Board

(Behind the Front Cabinet)

EN 33139 785 33531 1.Technical Speciﬁcations and Connection Facilities

Manual Selection in “Store” mode Storage of frequencies at each random position number

1.4 Analog Inputs / Outputs

1.4.1 Audio/Video Front Input Connectors

(CAM 1) AUDIO – Cinch (L/R):

Input voltage : 2.2Vrms max Input impedance : > 10kΩ

(CAM1) VIDEO – Cinch:

Input voltage : 1Vpp ± 3dB Input impedance : 75Ω

1.4.2 Audio/Video Rear Input Connectors

AUDIO IN (AUDIO 1/2) – Cinch (L/R):

Input voltage : 2.2Vrms max Input impedance : > 10kΩ

CVBS IN (VIDEO IN) – Cinch:

Input voltage : 1Vpp ± 3dB Input impedance : 75Ω

S-VIDEO IN (VIDEO IN) – Hosiden:

According to IEC 933-5 Superimposed DC-level on pin 4 (load > 100kΩ) < 2.4V is detected as 4:3 aspect ratio > 3.5V is detected as 16:9 aspect ratio

Input voltage Y : 1Vpp ± 3dB Input impedance Y : 75Ω Input voltage C : 300mVpp ± 3dB Input impedance C : 75Ω

COMPONENT VIDEO IN – Cinch (Y/Pb/Pr):

According to EIO-770-I-A, EIA-770-2

1.4.3 Audio/Video Output Connectors

(AUDIO OUT) AUDIO – Cinch (L/R):

Output voltage : 2Vrms max Output impedance : > 10kΩ

(VIDEO OUT) CVBS OUT– Cinch:

Output voltage : 1Vpp ± 3dB Output impedance : 75Ω

(VIDEO OUT) S-VIDEO OUT - Hosiden:

According to IEC 933-5 Superimposed DC-level on pin 4 (load > 100kΩ) < 2.4V is detected as 4:3 aspect ratio > 3.5V is detected as 16:9 aspect ratio

Output voltage Y : 1Vpp ± 3dB Output impedance Y : 75Ω Output voltage C : 300mVpp ± 3dB Output impedance C : 75Ω

COMPONENT VIDEO OUT – Cinch (Y/Pb/Pr):

According to EIA-770-1-A, EIA-770-2-A

1.5 Digital Inputs / Outputs

1.5.1 CAM 2 DV IN (IEEE 1394 Digital Video Input)

Implementation Standard according:

IEEE Std 1394-1995 IEC61883 - Part1 IEC61883 - Part 2 SD-DVCR (02-01-1997)

Speciﬁcation of consumer use digital VCR’s using 6.3mm magnetic tape – dec.1994 Mechanical connection according to Annex of IEC 61883-1

1.5.2 (AUDIO OUT) COAXIAL DIGITAL OUT – Cinch

LPCM : according IEC 60958 MPEG 1, MPEG 2, AC3 : according IEC 61937 DTS : according IEC 61937 + addendum

1.5.3 USB

Compatibility : USB 2.0 Type of connector : Series A Connector

1.5.4 HDMI Output

Compatibility : HDMI version 1.1 Type of connector : Type A connector (19 pins)

1.6 Video Performance

1.6.1 SNR

PAL

RGB CVBS Y/C

≥ 55 dB Lumincance: ≥ 55 dB

Chroma: ≥ 55 dB (AM) ≥ 52 dB (PM)

Y: ≥ 57 dB C: ≥ 57 dB (AM) ≥ 54 dB (PM)

NTSC

Y Pb Pr CVBS Y/C

≥ 55 dB Lumincance: ≥ 55 dB

Chroma: ≥ 54 dB (AM) ≥ 54 dB (PM)

Y: ≥ 55 dB C: ≥ 54 dB (AM) ≥ 54 dB (PM)

1.6.2 Bandwidth

PAL

RGB CVBS Y/C

0.5 to 4 MHz:+1dB/

-2dB

0.5 to 4 MHz:+1dB/

-2dB

Y:4.8MHz-3dB

4.8 MHz:-3dB 4.8 MHz:-3dB C:700 kHz

5.8 MHz:-6dB 5.8 MHz:-6dB

NTSC

YPbPr CVBS Y/C

4.2 MHz:-3dB 4.2 MHz:-3dB Y:4.2MHz-3dB

5.8 MHz:-6dB 5.8 MHz:-6dB C:≥ 700 kHz

With Pscan:

8.4MHz -3dB

EN 4 3139 785 335311. Technical Speciﬁcations and Connection Facilities

1.7 Audio Performance CDDA (PCM)

1.7.1 Cinch Output Rear

Output voltage : 1.8Vrms ± 2dB Channel unbalance : < 0.22dB Crosstalk 1kHz : > 110 dB Crosstalk 16Hz – 20kHz : > 110 dB Signal to noise ratio (unweighted) 20Hz – 20kHz bandwidth limited : > 95dB (mute) Signal to noise ratio (A-weighted) RMS 20Hz – 20kHz bandwidth limited : > 112dBA (mute) Dynamic range 1kHz : > 90dB Distortion and noise 1kHz : > 85dB Distortion and noise 16Hz – 20kHz : > 78dB Mute (spin-up, pause, access) : > 78dB

1.8 Dimension and Weight

Set Dimension W x H x D : 435 x 43 x 324 mm Net Weight : 3.8 kg

1.9 Laser Output Power & Wavelength

1.9.1 DVD

Output power during reading : 1.0mW Output power during writing : 69mW Wavelength : 658nm (at 25 °C)

1.9.2 CD

Output power : 1.2mW Wavelength : 783nm (at 25 °C)

1.10 Playability

Video Playback

1. Playback Media: CD-R/CD-RW, DVD+R/+RW, DVD-R/-RW, DVD-Video, Video CD/SVCD, DVD+R DL, DVD-R DL, USB ﬂash drive

2. Compression Formats: MPEG2, MPEG1, DivX 3.11, DivX

4.x, DivX 5.x, DivX 6.0, MPEG4

Audio Playback

1. Playback Media: Audio CD, CD-R/RW, DVD+R DL, DVD+R/+RW, DVD-R/-RW, MP3CD, MP3-DVD, USB ﬂash drive, WMA-CD

2. Compression Format: Dolby Digital, MP3, MPEG2 Multichannel, PCM, WMA

3. MPEG1 bit rates: 64-384 kbps and VBR

Still Picture Playback

1. Playback Media: CD-R/RW, DVD+R DL, DVD+R/+RW, DVDR/-RW, Picture CD, USB Digital Camera (PTP), USB ﬂash drive

2. Picture Compression Format: JPEG, JPEG digital camera photos

3. Picture enhancement: Slideshow with MP3 playback, Create albums, Rotate, Slideshow with music playback, Zoom

1.11 Supported Disc Types and Media Speed for Recording

Disc Media Speeds

DVD+R 1x - 16x

DVD+RW

2.4x - 8x

DVD-R 1x - 16x

DVD-RW

2.4x - 4x

DVD+R DL 2.4x

EN 53139 785 33531 2.Safety Information, General Notes & Lead Free Requirements

2.1 Safety Instructions

2.1.1 General Safety

Safety regulations require that during a repair:

• 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.

2.1.2 Laser 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).

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

CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

Figure 2-1

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.

2.2 Warnings

2.2.1 General

• All ICs and many other semiconductors are susceptible to electrostatic discharges (ESD,

). 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, 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’.

2.2.2 Laser

• 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:

Figure 2-2

2. Safety Information, General Notes & Lead Free Requirements

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EN 6 3139 785 335312. Safety Information, General Notes & Lead Free Requirements

2.3 Lead Free Requirement

Information about Lead-free produced sets

Philips CE is starting production of lead-free sets from

1.1.2005 onwards.

INDENTIFICATION:

Regardless of special logo (not always indicated)

One must treat all sets from

1 Jan 2005 onwards, according

next rules.

Example S/N:

Bottom line of typeplate gives a 14-digit S/N. Digit 5&6 is the year, digit 7&8 is the week number, so in this case 1991 wk 18

So from 0501 onwards = from 1 Jan 2005 onwards

Important note: In fact also products of year 2004 must be treated in this way as long as you avoid mixing solder-alloys (leaded/ lead-free). So best to always use SAC305 and the higher temperatures belong to this.

Due to lead-free technology some rules have to be respected by the workshop during a repair:

• Use only lead-free solder alloy Philips SAC305 with order code 0622 149 00106. If lead-free solder-pate is required, please contact the manufacturer of your solder-equipment. In general use of solder-paste within workshops should be avoided because paste is not easy to store and to handle.

•

Use only adequate solder tools applicable for lead-free

solder alloy. The solder tool must be able

o To reach at least a solder-temperature of 400°C, o To stabilize the adjusted temperature at the solder-

tip

o To exchange solder-tips for different applications.

•

Adjust your solder tool so that a temperature around 360°C – 380°C is reached and stabilized at the solder joint. Heating-time of the solder-joint should not exceed ~ 4 sec. Avoid temperatures above 400°C otherwise wear-out of tips will rise drastically and ﬂux-ﬂuid will be destroyed. To avoid wear-out of tips switch off un-used equipment, or reduce heat.

• Mix of lead-free solder alloy / parts with leaded solder alloy / parts is possible but PHILIPS recommends strongly to avoid mixed solder alloy types (leaded and lead-free). If one cannot avoid or does not know whether product is lead-free, clean carefully the solder-joint from old solder alloy and re-solder with new solder alloy (SAC305).

•

Use only original spare-parts listed in the Service-

Manuals. Not listed standard-material (commodities) has

to be purchased at external companies.

• Special information for BGA-ICs:

- always use the 12nc-recognizable soldering temperature proﬁle of the speciﬁc BGA (for de-soldering always use the lead-free temperature proﬁle, in case of doubt)

- lead free BGA-ICs will be delivered in so-called ‘drypackaging’ (sealed pack including a silica gel pack) to protect the IC against moisture. After opening, dependent of MSL-level seen on indicator-label in the bag, the BGA-IC possibly still has to be baked dry. (MSL=Moisture Sensitivity Level). This will be communicated via AYSwebsite.

Do not re-use BGAs at all.

•

For sets produced before 1.1.2005 (except products of

2004), containing leaded solder-alloy and components, all needed spare-parts will be available till the end of the service-period. For repair of such sets nothing changes.

•

On our website www.atyourservice.ce.Philips.com

you ﬁnd more information to:



BGA-de-/soldering (+ baking instructions)

 Heating-proﬁles of BGAs and other ICs used in Philips-

sets

You will ﬁnd this and more technical information within

the “magazine”, chapter “workshop news”.

For additional questions please contact your local repair-helpdesk.

EN 73139 785 33531 3.Directions For Use

3. Directions For Use

The following except of the Quick Use Guide serves as an introduction to the set. The Complete Direction for the Use can be downloaded in different languages from the internet site of Philips Customer care Center:

www.p4c.philips.com

What’s in the box?

Hard Disk/ DVD Recorder

RF antenna cable

(connect between

recorder and TV)

Remote Control

and 2 batteries

User

Manual

Audio/Video

cables

www.philips.com/welcome

Quick Start Guide

DVDR3570H

DVDR3590H

DVDR5590H

Connect

Set up

Enjoy

Connect

ANTENNA-IN

TV-OUT

HDMI

OUT

MAINS

COAXIAL

DIGITAL OUT

CVBS OUT

S-VIDEO OUT

VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT

AUDIO

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

CVBS IN

S-VIDEO IN

AUDIO 2AUDIO 1

COMPONENT VIDEO IN

EXT 1

EXT 2

COAXIAL

DIGITAL OUT

CVBS OUT

S-VIDEO OUT

VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT

AUDIO

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

Before connecting

Select the most suitable connection (A or B) based on

the type of device you have and your home set up.

You can also refer to the accompanying User Manual for

other possible connections.

Connecting Recorder and TV

with antenna only

A Unplug the existing antenna cable from your TV and

connect it to the ANTENNA IN

socket on this

recorder.

B Connect an RF antenna cable (supplied) from the

TV-OUT socket on this recorder to the

Antenna In socket on the TV.

C Connect a composite cable (supplied) from the

CVBS OUT socket on this recorder to the video

input socket on your TV.

D Connect an audio cables (supplied) from the

AUDIO OUT sockets on this recorder to the

audio input sockets on your TV.

E Plug in the power cable from the recorder to an AC

power outlet

ANTENNA-IN

TV-OUT

HDMI

OUT

MAINS

COAXIAL

DIGITAL OUT

CVBS OUT

S-VIDEO OUT

VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT

AUDIO

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

CVBS IN

S-VIDEO IN

AUDIO 2AUDIO 1

COMPONENT VIDEO IN

EXT 1

EXT 2

S-VIDEO

OUT

AUDIO

R L

VIDEO

????????

????

CVBS IN

S-VIDEO IN

AUDIO 2AUDIO 1

EX T 2

A Keep the existing antenna connection from the

Cable Box/Satellite Receiver to your TV.

B Connect the CVBS IN and AUDIO IN sockets on

the recorder to the corresponding video and audio

output sockets on the Cable Box/Satellite Receiver.

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Alternatively, you may use COMPONENT

VIDEO or S-VIDEO connection.

C Connect a composite cable (supplied) from the

CVBS OUT socket on this recorder to the video

input socket on your TV.

D Connect an audio cables (supplied) from the

AUDIO OUT sockets on this recorder to the

audio input sockets on your TV.

E Plug in the power cable from the recorder to an AC

power outlet.

Set up

Connecting Recorder and TV

with Cable TV or Satellite Receiver

Antenna

Television ( rear)

Philips Recorder (rear)

Finding the viewing channel

A Press STANDBY-ON on the recorder.

B Turn on the TV.

You should see the installation menu.

Menu Language

English

Please select your language.

Denes the languages of all

on-screen menu displays.

Simpl Chinese

Trad Chinese

C In case you don’t see the recorder’s setting menu,

press the Channel Down button on the TVs remote

control repeatedly (or AV, SELECT,

button) until

you see the menu. This is the correct viewing

channel for the recorder.

Start initial installation

Use the recorder’s remote control and follow the on-

screen instructions to complete the installation.

A Select the desired language for this recorder’s on-

screen menu display and press the Green button to

continue.

Country Selection

AUS Australia

Country selection is

important for TV channels

search.

BMU American B..

PRC China

RC Taiwan

NZ New Zealand

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ROK Korea

SGP Singapore

HK Hong Kong

B Select the country you live and press the Green

button to continue.

Previous Next

Select the appropriate TV shape

according to the TV you have

connected.

TV shape

4:3 Letterbox

4:3 Panscan

16:9 Widescreen

C Select the appropriate TV shape in the way you

want the wide-screen movies to be displayed and

press the Green button to continue.

Enjoy

About the Time Shift Buffer

(TSB)

Once you turn on the recorder, the selected TV

programme will be stored in a temporary hard disk

storage called Time Shift Buffer ‘TSB’. The ‘TSB’ can

store up to 6 hours of programmes temporarily.

Press INFO to display the Time Shift video bar.

22:04:30

Notes:

- The contents in the time shift video bar will be

cleared when you press STANDBY ON (2).

- The blue LED on the recorder will be lit up when the

Time Shift Buffer is active or when you playback a

recording from the hard disk drive.

Watch TV – Pause live TV

Your Philips Recorder allows you to control the TV

programme. You can PAUSE it as if you were in control

of the live broadcast.

A Turn on your recorder to the live TV mode and

press P +/- to select a TV programme.

B Press PAUSE LIVE TV to suspend it.

C Press PAUSE LIVE TV

again to continue.

D To return to live broadcast, press LIVE TV.

Colour Softkeys function

Repeat Repeat A-B

The colour functions shown on the

menu can be accessed by pressing the

matching colour coded buttons on the

remote control.

Current time

of playback

Selected clips for

recording

Programmes

stored in the ‘TSB’

Start time of the

programme

Present time

Satellite dish/

Cable TV wall outlet

Record Mode

HQ (high quality)

SP (standard play)

SPP (standard play plus)

LP (long play)

EP (extended play)

SLP (super long play)

SEP (super extended play)

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3 hrs 40 mins

4 hrs 35 mins

5 hrs 30 mins

7 hrs 20 mins

11 hrs 5 mins

14 hrs 45 mins

Record Mode

HQ (high quality)

SP (standard play)

SPP (standard play plus)

LP (long play)

EP (extended play)

SLP (super long play)

SEP (super extended play)

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SP (standard play)

SPP (standard play plus)

LP (long play)

EP (extended play)

SLP (super long play)

SEP (super extended play)

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11 hrs 5 mins

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PAUSE LIVE TV

Television ( rear)

D Press OK to start automatic analogue channel

search.

Previous Skip

Channel search

Start Auto search

E Once complete, press the Green button to

continue.

Previous Next

Time setting is required for

making recordings.

Time

F Enter the correct time in the entry field and press

OK to confirm.

Previous Next

Date setting is required to

make recordings. Please

make sure it is correct.

Date

2007

G Enter the correct date in the entry field and press

OK to confirm.

You have successfully completed the installation

of your recorder.

System is now ready for use.

Previous Done

Installataion Complete

H The installation is completed now, press the Green

button to close the menu.

EN 8 3139 785 335313. Directions For Use

Set up

Finding the viewing channel

A Press STANDBY-ON on the recorder.

B Turn on the TV.

You should see the installation menu.

Menu Language

English

Please select your language.

Denes the languages of all

on-screen menu displays.

Simpl Chinese

Trad Chinese

C In case you don’t see the recorder’s setting menu,

press the Channel Down button on the TVs remote

control repeatedly (or AV, SELECT,

button) until

you see the menu. This is the correct viewing

channel for the recorder.

Start initial installation

Use the recorder’s remote control and follow the on-

screen instructions to complete the installation.

A Select the desired language for this recorder’s on-

screen menu display and press the Green button to

continue.

Country Selection

AUS Australia

Country selection is

important for TV channels

search.

BMU American B..

PRC China

RC Taiwan

NZ New Zealand

�

ROK Korea

SGP Singapore

HK Hong Kong

B Select the country you live and press the Green

button to continue.

Previous Next

Select the appropriate TV shape

according to the TV you have

connected.

TV shape

4:3 Letterbox

4:3 Panscan

16:9 Widescreen

C Select the appropriate TV shape in the way you

want the wide-screen movies to be displayed and

press the Green button to continue.

Enjoy

About the Time Shift Buffer

(TSB)

Once you turn on the recorder, the selected TV

programme will be stored in a temporary hard disk

storage called Time Shift Buffer ‘TSB’. The ‘TSB’ can

store up to 6 hours of programmes temporarily.

Press INFO to display the Time Shift video bar.

Now

22:04:30

Notes:

- The contents in the time shift video bar will be

cleared when you press STANDBY ON (

2).

- The blue LED on the recorder will be lit up when the

Time Shift Buffer is active or when you playback a

recording from the hard disk drive.

Watch TV – Pause live TV

Your Philips Recorder allows you to control the TV

programme. You can PAUSE it as if you were in control

of the live broadcast.

A Turn on your recorder to the live TV mode and

press P +/- to select a TV programme.

B Press PAUSE LIVE TV to suspend it.

C Press PAUSE LIVE TV

again to continue.

D To return to live broadcast, press LIVE TV.

Colour Softkeys function

Repeat Repeat A-B

The colour functions shown on the

menu can be accessed by pressing the

matching colour coded buttons on the

remote control.

Current time

of playback

Selected clips for

recording

Programmes

stored in the ‘TSB’

Start time of the

programme

Present time

About the internal hard disk

drive

This recorder’s hard disk drive can be used as a Media

Jukebox, allowing you to store and playback your TV

programmes, videos, music and photos  les.

Press HOME on the remote control to access your

contents stored in the { Hard Disk }.

Select a record mode

Select an appropriate recording mode is important as it

determines the picture quality and recording time to the

hard disk.

A Before recording, press OPTIONS on the

remote control.

B Select { Settings } in the menu and press OK.

C Move to { Recording } and press � right.

D Move to { Record mode } and press � right.

E Select a record mode and press OK to confirm.

DVDR3570H

Record Mode

HQ (high quality)

SP (standard play)

SPP (standard play plus)

LP (long play)

EP (extended play)

SLP (super long play)

SEP (super extended play)

122.53468

2345566890

135

180

1 hr 55 mins

3 hrs 40 mins

4 hrs 35 mins

5 hrs 30 mins

7 hrs 20 mins

11 hrs 5 mins

14 hrs 45 mins

DVDR3590H

Record Mode

HQ (high quality)

SP (standard play)

SPP (standard play plus)

LP (long play)

EP (extended play)

SLP (super long play)

SEP (super extended play)

122.53468

407796

115

153

230

300

1 hr 55 mins

3 hrs 40 mins

4 hrs 35 mins

5 hrs 30 mins

7 hrs 20 mins

11 hrs 5 mins

14 hrs 45 mins

(250GB)

DVDR5590H

Record Mode

HQ (high quality)

SP (standard play)

SPP (standard play plus)

LP (long play)

EP (extended play)

SLP (super long play)

SEP (super extended play)

122.53468

165

206

248

330

496

661

1 hr 55 mins

3 hrs 40 mins

4 hrs 35 mins

5 hrs 30 mins

7 hrs 20 mins

11 hrs 5 mins

14 hrs 45 mins

(500GB)

INFO

HOME

LIVE TV

OPTIONS

PAUSE LIVE TV

D Press OK to start automatic analogue channel

search.

Previous Skip

Channel search

Start Auto search

E Once complete, press the Green button to

continue.

Previous Next

Time setting is required for

making recordings.

Time

F Enter the correct time in the entry field and press

OK to confirm.

Previous Next

Date setting is required to

make recordings. Please

make sure it is correct.

Date

2007

G Enter the correct date in the entry field and press

OK to confirm.

You have successfully completed the installation

of your recorder.

System is now ready for use.

Previous Done

Installataion Complete

H The installation is completed now, press the Green

button to close the menu.

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Enjoy

Need help?

User Manual

See the user manual that came with your Philips Recorder

Online

2007 © Koninklijke Philips N.V.

12 NC 3139 245 27483

www.philips.com

What’s in the box?

Hard Disk/ DVD Recorder

RF antenna cable

(connect between

recorder and TV)

Audio/Video

cables

Record to hard disk

Record current TV programme

A Press REC to start recording. It can record up to

6 hours.

Note To set the recording time length, press REC

repeatedly to extend the recording time in 30-minute

increments, up to 6 hours.

B To stop the recording before the scheduled time,

press STOP.

Mark a speci c segment in the

Time Shift Buffer for recording

23:30

22:13

21:00

Cancel Rec.

Prog Info

A Press  left or  right to search for the scene

where you want to record.

B Press REC

to start recording from here.

Note Pressing the Red button will cancel the

recording.

C Press  right to search for the scene to end the

recording, then press STOP

Note The title will be marked in red and the

recording will only take effect when you turn off the

recorder.

Copy TV programmes or  les

Copy TV programmes from hard

disk

A Insert a recordable DVD into the recorder.

B Press HDD LIST on the remote control.

C Select a title to copy and press the Green button

on the remote control for {

Copy }.

D The making disc copy information appears. Press

the Green button again to start copying.

Note It is not possible to copy the TV recordings to

USB device.

Copy  les from USB

You can only copy the data  les (MP3, WMA, DivX and

JPEG) from your USB device to the recorder’s hard disk

drive or recordable DVD.

A Insert your USB device to the USB port at the front

panel of the recorder.

B Press USB on the remote control to view the

content menu.

C Use  keys to reach the file you want to

copy.

D Press the Green button on the remote control for

{ Copy }.

Target for copy.

Choose destination for copy.

To Disc

To Hard Disk

E Select the destination for copying and press OK to

confirm.

Note If select { To Disc }, insert an empty

recordable DVD into the recorder.

F Press OK again to start copying.

HDD LIST

USB

REC

STOP

HOME

Start playback

Playback from hard disk

A Press HOME.

Disc Tray

USB

Recordings

Video files

Music

Photo

Source Content

Hard Disk

B Select { Hard Disk } and press  right.

C Select the contents type and press  right.

D Use     keys to reach the title/file you want

to play and press u to start playback.

Playback from disc

A Hold down STOP until the disc tray opens. Load a

disc and close the disc tray.

B Press HOME and select { Disc Tray }.

C Use     keys to reach the title/file you want

to play and press u to start playback.

Playback from USB device

A Insert the USB device to the USB port.

B Press USB to show the contents list.

C Select the contents type and press  right.

D Select a data file

(MP3, WMA, DivX and JPEG)

and

press u to start playback.

Copy  les from Disc

Copy prohibited contents cannot be copied to this

recorder.

A Insert a CD/DVD into the recorder.

B Press HOME and select { Disc Tray }.

C Use  keys to reach the title/file you want to

copy.

D Press the Green button on the remote control for

{ Copy }.

Target for copy.

Choose destination for copy.

To USB

To Hard Disk

E Select the destination for copying and press OK to

confirm.

Note Only data  les are able to copy to USB device.

F Press OK again to start copying.

HDD LIST

USB

REC

STOP

HOME

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4. Mechanical Instructions

Note: The position numbers given here refers to the Exploded view on chapter 8.

4.1 Dismantling of the DVD Tray cover manually

1) Insert a screwdriver into the slot provided at the bottom

of the set and push in the direction as shown in Figure1 to unlock before sliding the Tray cover 110 out.

Figure 4-1: Unlock the tray loader

2) Remove the Tray cover 110 as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 4-2: Remove the tray cover

4.2 Dismantling of the Front Panel

1) Remove 7 screws to loosen Top cover 240.

2) Remove 2 screws to loosen the Plate Front Loader 183

and detach the Front Cabinet Assembly P001 as shown in Figure 3. The Front Panel Service Position is shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4-3: Unscrew the screws to detach front panel

Figure 4-4: Front Panel Service Position

4.3 Dismantling of the Basic Engine

1) Remove 4 mounting screws as shown in ﬁgure 5 to dismantle the Basic Engine. 1007.

Figure 4-5: Basic Engine mounting screw

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2) Flip over the Basic Engine to remove 4 screws from the PCB protection plate. Service Position of the Basic Engine is shown in Figure 6.

Figure 4-6: Basic Engine Service Position

4.4 Dismantling of the PSU Board

1) Remove 3 screws to loosen the PSU Board 1004 as shown in Figure 7.

Figure 4-7: PSU remove mounting screws

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2) Service position for PSU Board is given in Figure 8.

Figure 4-8: PSU Board Service Position

4.5 Dismantling of the HDD

1) Remove 4 screws to loosen the HDD assembly (pos 1005+186+191+192) as shown in ﬁgure 9.

Figure 4-9: Remove mounting screws for HDD

2) Flip over the HDD Assembly to see the mounting screws

271. Remove the screws to dismantle the HDD 1005 from the HDD assembly.

Notes: Only the special type of screws as described in Service Parts List must be used for position number 271. Using improper screws may damage the mounting holes on the HDD. .

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4.6 Dismantling of HDMI Board

1) Remove 2 screws to loosen the HDMI Board 1006 and

HDMI Shield 190 form the Rear Plate 230. The mounting screws are shown in ﬁgure 10.

Figure 4-10: Remove mounting screws for HDMI Board

2) Remove the HDMI Shield 190 for HDMI Board Service

Position. The HDMI Board Service Position is shown in ﬁgure 11.

Figure 4-11: HDMI Board Service Position.

Insulation Sheet

4.7 Dismantling of the Digital Board

1) Remove the HDMI Board ﬁrst, and remove the HDMI Bracket 131 by unscrewing one screw.

2) Then remove 4 screws to loosen the Digital Board 1003 as shown in Figure 12.

Figure 4-12: Remove mounting screws for Digital Board

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4.8 Dismantling of the Analog Board

1) Remove the HDMI Board 1006 with its Shield 190 and the HDMI bracket 189 ﬁrst. Remove 3 screws that attach the Analog Board 1001 to the Frame 161. Remove 6 more screws that attach the Analog Board 1001 to the rear panel 230. Then dismantle the Analog Board. It may be easier to dismantle the Analog Board if the rear panel 230 is detached ﬁrst by removing 3 more screws.

2) Service position for Analogue Board is given in Figure 12.

Figure 4-14: Analogue Board Service Position (Rear Plate 230 detached)

3) Service position for Digital Board is given in Figure 13. (It may be necessary to remove the Digital Board Bracket 187 and take out the cables beneath it to make it easier to ﬂip over the digital board. Put the insulation sheets under the PC Boards. Refer to the set-wiring diagram in chapter 6 and make it sure to have the correct cable connections among the PC Boards.)

Figure 4-13: Digital Board Service Position

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5.1 Firmware Upgrading

5.1.1. Preparation to upgrade ﬁrmware

1. Unzip the zip-archive ﬁle

2. Start the CD Burning software and create a new CD project (data disc) with the following settings: File system: Joliet Format: MODE 2: CDROM XA Recording mode: SINGLE SESSION (TRACK-AT-ONCE), FINALIZED CD Note: Long ﬁle name is necessary for the preparation of the upgrade disc

3. Place the content of the zip-archive into the root directory of the new CD project.

4. Burn the data onto a blank CDR or CD-RW

5.1.2. Procedure to apply the ﬁrmware upgrade:

There are 2 upgrade processes supported for DVDR5590H: - Normal Upgrade and Forced Download.

Normal Software Upgrade

For normal upgrading, power up the set, open the tray, insert the upgrade disc, close the tray and follow the on-screen instruction.

Forced Download Software Upgrade

1. Press and Hold the <Record> + <Next> buttons and Power up the set.

2. The tray will open and set will display: DOWNLOAD ->……….PUT DISC

3. Insert the prepared Upgrade CDROM and close the tray.

4. The set will display: INIT DSC -> ………. DOWNLOAD ->… Note: The whole process takes less than 10 minutes. Do not press any buttons or interrupt the mains supply during the upgrading process, otherwise the set may become defective.

5. When the software upgrading is completed the tray will open automatically and the set will display: REMOVE

6. Close the tray and the set will display: DONE Then the ﬁrmware upgrade process is completed successfully.

5.1.3. How to read out the ﬁrmware version to conﬁrm set has been upgraded:

1. Power up the set

2. Press <OPTIONS> button on the Remote control and go to <Settings> option

3. Then go to <Setup> and choose <Version Info> by pressing OK.

4. The TV connected to the set will display the user version info. For example, a DVDR5590H/97 with software release version 1.50 will be displayed by the set on TV screen as shown below:

Version Info

PHILIPS DVDR5590H/97 Software version:1.50 Please visit our website www.philips.com/su pport for software updates and additional Product information.

5. Press <OPTIONS> button to exit.

Note: The above-mentioned information displayed by the set only shows CTN, stroke version and software version of the set. For the software information in more details, check the development version information as described in the next section (section 5.2).

5. Firmware Upgrading and other useful ﬁrmware hints

5.2. Procedure for checking Development Version Info Screen (Software information in more details)

1) Power up the set

2) Press <OPTIONS> button on the Remote control and go to <Settings> option

3) Then go to <Setup> and choose <Version Info> by pressing OK.

4) When the user version info screen is appeared, press the blue key on the remote control.

5) The TV connected to the set will display the Development Version Info Screen.

For example, the version information screen for DVDR5590H/97 with software release version 1.50 will be displayed by the set on TV screen as shown below:

Version Info

(c)PHILIPS 2007 Version Information: DI L+06_6/6650 SV 13601 RC3 BE 52.07.02.23 ASP 5,5,255,255 LP 2_b 20080111_1800 pro lecoplusleadV2 1.50 EPG: DPMS:

where: DI: Digital Board, L+06_6: Digital Board name, 66: Hardware ID for DVDR5590/97, 50: Work Area, SV13601: Slash Version, BE 52.07.02.23: Basic Engine Firmware Version 02.23 of model 52.07 for Optical Drive D5.2 ASP 5,5: Version of ASP 255,255: Version of VFD Driver

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5.3. Procedure to Virginize the set

1) Press and hold down the Standby key on the front while connecting to the power outlet.

2) Release the keys when the scrolling messages appear on VFD.

3) Press Standby key again and follow the instructions when the set wakes up.

Note: All the user information will be lost after virginizing the set.

5.4. Procedure for HDD replacement (when a defective HDD is replaced by a brand new HDD)

1) Remove the defective HDD and install a new HDD.

2) Upgrade the software (forced download) to the latest software. (follow the procedures as described in 5.1)

3) Format the HDD

a. Press and Hold the <Previous> + <Stop> key combination while powering on the mains. b. The set will start to display “FMT KEY”, and then it will show “FMT HDD” while formatting HDD. c. If the formatting is completed successfully, the set will display “FMT DONE”. If the formatting is failed, it will show “FMT FAIL”. Then the HDD is ready to use.

Notes: Do not power off the set immediately when the “FMT DONE” is seen. Wait until the time or - - : - - is displayed before powering off the set. Some of the user information may be lost after HDD replacement.

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Diagnostic Softwa re

D ue to the co mplexity of the DVD rec order, the time to find a de fect in the rec

order can become long. To r educe this ti me ,

the recorder

has been equipped wi th D iagn ostic and Serv ice

ft ware (DS ). Th e DS o ff ers functionali ty t o diagnose the

DR hardware and te st s th e fo ll owing:

• I nterconnec tions between co mponent s

• A

cc essibility of com ponents

• F

unctionality of the audio and video paths

This f unc tionalit

y ca n be acces sed via se veral in terf aces :

1. End user/Dealer script interfa ce

2. Comm

and Inte rfac e

gu re 5-1

The En

d use/Dealer scr ip t ex ecutes all diagnostic nuc lei t ha t do not ne ed any use r interaction and are meaningful on a standalone DV D re corder.

Hold k ey <PLAY> pressed while you plug the recorder

Unplug the power cord

SET O.K.?

YE S

To ex it DEALER SCRIPT, unplug the power cord

During the test, the display will show the a sequence of nuclei under test

TR 18029_001

120304

The End user/Dealer script interface gives a diagnosis on a stand alone DVD recorder. During this mode, a number of hardware tests (nuclei) are automatically executed to check if the recorder is faulty.

The diagnosis is simply a "fail" or "pass" message. If the message "FAIL" appears on the display, there is apparently a fail

ure in the recorder. If the message "PASS" appears, the nuclei in this mode have been executed successfully. There can be still a failure in the recorder because the nuclei in this mode do not cover the complete functionality of the recorder

Included tests:

1. DS_CHR_DEVTYPEGET_NUC

2. DS_SDRAM_WRITEREADFAST_NUC

3. DS_FLASH_DEVTYPEGET_NUC

4. DS_FLASH_CHECKSUMPROGRAM_NUC

5. DS_VIP_COMMUNICATION_NUC

6. DS_VIP_DEVTYPEGET_NUC

7. DS_DVIO_LINKDEVTYPEGET_NUC

8. DS_DVIO_PHYCOMMUNICATION_NUC

9. DS_DVIO_PHYDEVTYPEGET_NUC

10. DS_BE_COMMUNICATIONECHO_NUC

11. DS_BE_VERSIONGET_NUC

12. DS_SYS_HARDWAREVERSIONGET_NUC

13. DS_SYS_SOFTWAREVERSIONBOOTGET_NUC

14. DS_SYS_SOFTWAREVERSIONDOWNLOADGET_NUC

15. DS_SYS_SOFTWAREVERSIONAPPLGET_NUC

16. DS_SYS_DVIDNUMBERGET_NUC

17. DS_SYS_SLASHVERSIONGET_NUC

18. DS_SYS_SETTINGSDISPLAY_NUC

19. DS_SYS_BUILDINFOGET_NUC

20. DS_ASP_COMM_NUC

21. DS_ASP_VERSION_NUC

22. DS_FRE_COMM_NUC

23. DS_HDD_COMMUNICATION_NUC

24. DS_HDD_VERSION_NUC

25. DS_USB_DEVTYPEGET_NUC

5.6 End User/Dealer Script Interface

5.6.1 Description

5.5.2 Structure

5.6.2

Contents

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22 DTTM* 23 USB

5.7 Menu and Command Mode Interface

5.7.1

Nuclei Numeration

Each nucleus has a unique number of four

digits. This number

is the input of the command mode.

Figure 5-2

Group number Group nam

[ XX YY ]

Nucleus number Nucleus group numbe

CL 06532152_012.eps

051200

5.7.3 Command Mode Interface

Se t-Up Physical Interface Component s

Har dware required:

• S

ervice P C

• o

ne free CO M po rt on the Serv ic e PC

• s pecial c able to c onnect D VD re corder to Ser vice PC The ser vice PC must have a terminal em

ul at ion program (e.g.

perterminal) in stalled and mu st hav e a fr ee C OM port ( e.g.

M1 ). A ctiv at e the te rm inal em ulation program and chec k

that the port s ettings for th

e free CO M por t are: 19200 bps, 8

data

bit s, no pa rity, 1 s top bit a nd no flow c ontro l. T he fr ee C OM

por t

mus t be c onnected via a s pecial c able to the RS 232 port

of the DVD recor der. Thi s

s pecial ca bl e will also connec t the

test

pin, which is available on the connec tor , t o ground (i.e.

tivat e test pin).

Code number of PC interface

cable : 3122 785 90017

Act ivation of Diagnostic Software

1. Pu ll the ma ins co rd from t he re corder and reconnec t it a gai n (reboo t) .

2. The next welc

ome mes sage wi ll a ppear on t he PC :

Welcome

screen D&S program

Fi gu re 5-4

Now ,

the prom pt 'DS :>' wil l appear . The diagnostic software is

now ready t o

re ceive comm ands. The com mands t hat can be

give

n are th e num bers of the nuclei. If you see above shown

reen, c ontinue with paragraph 'Nuclei Cod es'.

5.7.2 Error Handling

Ea ch nucleus returns an er ror code. This c ode c ontains six num erals, w hi ch

m eans:

gu re 5-3

The nucleus group number

s an d nuc leus num bers are the

me as above.

[ XX YY ZZ ]

Error code Nucleus number

Nucleus group numbe

CL 06532152_013.ep s

12 00

1 Codec (e.g. LeCo+)

0 Scripts

2 Boot EEPROM*

3 NVRAM (EEPROM of FLASH)*

4 SDRAM (or DDR-RAM) 5 FLASH

6 Video Input Processor

7 DVIO

9 Basic Engine

12 System 15 HDMI

16 Analogue Slave Processor 20 Front End

21 Hard Disk

* Not applicable for DVDR3570H,

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3. It is possible that the next messages will appear when starting the DVD+RW for the first time

Error messages D&S program

Figure 5-5a

Error messages D&S program

Figure 5-5b

In these cases,

the boot EEPROM of the Digital Board does not contain the required string with the hardware information. To update the Digital Board with the correct string, nucleus 1226 must be executed.

See next section 'Diversity

String Input'.

There can also be the next error

message.

Figure 5-5c

Enter "Y" to program a safe string. With this automatically generated string the board will

work in principle but it has to be

checked if all board settings were detected correctly.

Diversity String Input

4. Execute nucleus 1226 to enter the string. Please see chapter 8 for details

Nucleus 1226 execution with string

Figure 5-6

5. To check if

the hardware info is filled correctly, you can

execute nucleus 1228.

Nucleus 1228 info exampl

Figure 5-7

6. Exit

the 'Terminal' program.

7. Reboot the DVD recorder

to allow the software to start.

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Command overview Digital Board

Below you will ﬁnd an overview of the nuclei, their numbers, and their error codes. This overview is preliminary and subject to modiﬁcations.

Codec Host Controller (CHR)

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_DevTypeGet

Nucleus Number 100 Description Retrieves the device id, the module ids and revisions of the Codec and returns

them to the stdout port.

Technical - Determine the codec id by means of comparing version ids of the modules.

- Read the module-id register of every module and display it to the user. Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input None Error Number Description 10000 Getting the information succeeded 10001 Wrong codec id detected Example

DS:> 100 010000: Device ID 7300 Codec ID PNX7350 F-BCU (0x0102) 4.0 INTC (0x011d) 3.0 SIF (0xa04b) 2.0 BOOT (0x010a) 3.1 CONFIG (0x013f) 5.0 RESET (0x0123) 5.0 CLOCK (0x013e) 7.0 DEBUG (0x0116) 0.1 UART0 (0x0107) 1.2 UART1 (0x0107) 1.2 I2C0 (0x0105) 0.1 I2C1 (0x0105) 0.1 GPIO (0x013c) 3.1 SYNC (0x013a) 4.0 OSD (0x0136) 1.0 SPU (0xa00e) 1.1 MIXER (0x0137) 3.0 DENC (0x0138) 5.0 CCIR (0x0139) 2.1 VDEC (0x0133) 1.0 PARSER (0xa00d) 0.0 DV (0xa00c) 0.0 IDE0 (0xa009) 1.2 IDE1 (0xa009) 1.2 SGDX (0xa008) 4.0 BYTE (0xa00b) 1.0 OUTPUT (0xa003) 8.0 ACOMP (0xa000) 8.0 VFE (0xa001) 8.0 VCOMP (0xa002) 8.0 SCR (0xa004) 8.0 SIFF (0xa011) 3.0 PSCAN (0xa05d) 0.1 ADEC (0x0134) 1.1 IR (0x0131) 2.0 AOI (0xa08c) 0.0 PIP (0xa04d) 1.0 AVLINK (0x3601) 2.1 USBLINK(0xa08e) 0.0 MSVD (0xa087) 0.0 FEBCU (0xa05e) 1.0 BM (0xa085) 0.0 BMI (0xa084) 0.0 DISP (0xa04d) 1.0 Test OK @

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Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_TestImageOn

Nucleus Number 101 Description Generates a test-image of a selected video standard on selected video output

on the digital board. When no input is given, the default values will be used (see user input description below). Make sure to use the proper nuclei to route the video signal on the VIP to get the video signal to the proper output.

Technical - Validate the user input.

- Initialise the SYNC module.

- Initialise the DISPLAY module.

- Initialise the MIXER module.

- Initialise the DENC module.

- Set the selected video standard.

- Generate the selected test image in memory.

- Start the DISPLAY module.

- Start the MIXER module.

- Start the DENC module according to the selected test image id.

Execution Time 6 seconds. User Input The user has to decide which test image, video standard and video output must

be used: < Test image id > < Video standard > < Video output >

Test image id:

0 VERTICAL_COLOURBAR (default) 1 HORIZONTAL_COLOURBAR 2 WHITE 3 YELLOW 4 CYAN 5 GREEN 6 MAGENTA 7 RED 8 BLUE 9 BLACK 10 GRAY 11 TEST_IMAGE_FOR_PROGRESSIVE_SCAN

Video standard:

PAL Standard PAL 50 Hz (default) NTSC Standard NTSC 60 Hz

Video output:

ALL CVBS and YC and RGB signals are enabled (default) ALL_RGB CVBS and YC and RGB signals are enabled (default) ALL_YUV CVBS and YC and YUV signals are enabled CVBS CVBS signal is enabled YC YC signal are enabled RGB CVBS, and RGB signals are enabled YUV YUV signals are enabled PSCAN Progressive scan is enabled

Error Number Description 10100 Generating the test image succeeded. 10101 Invalid input was provided. 10102 The Codec SYNC-module cannot be initialised. 10103 The Codec MIXER-module cannot be initialised. 10104 The Codec VPP-module cannot be initialised. 10105 The Codec DENC-module cannot be initialised. 10106 The digital board hardware information is corrupt Example

DS:> 101 010100: Test OK @

DS:> 101 0 pal cvbs 010100: Test OK @

DS:> 101 4 ntsc yc 010100: Test OK @

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Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_TestImageOff

Nucleus Number 102 Description Switches the test-image off. Technical - Stop the DENC module. Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input None Error Number Description 10200 Stopping the test image generation succeeded 10201 The Codec DENC-module failed. Example

DS:> 102 010200: Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_SineOn

Nucleus Number 103 Description Generate an audio sine signal on the audio output of the digital board.

Note: Left channel 6kHz, right channel 12 kHz sine. Make sure to route the signal first. When ‘SPDIF’ is entered as a parameter, the SPDIF path will be activated correctly to generate a PCM sine wave on the digital audio output.

Technical - De-mute the analogue board

- Set fifo parameters for audio

- Set the volume

- Set the I2S outputs and configuration paths

- Set the decoder mode

- Configure the audio decoder

- Put the AC3 audio in the fifo

- Send ‘prepare’ command to the audio decoder

- Send ‘play’ command to the audio decoder

Execution Time Less than 1 second User Input None or ‘SPDIF’ Error Number Description 10300 The sine signal was successfully generated 10301 The analogue board could not be de-muted 10302 The audio decoder did not initialise 10303 The dsp2 (DUET) of the audio decoder did not configure 10304 The dsp1 (PALM) of the audio decoder did not configure 10305 There was a delay-error before starting 10306 Wrong input was given to the decoder function 10307 Wrong input was given to the decoder function @@@@@ 10308 The audio decoder did not get into the ‘prepared’ state Example

DS:> 103 010300: Test OK @

DS:> 103 spdif 010300: Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_SineOff

Nucleus Number 104 Description Stop generating the audio sine signal Technical - Reset the audio block of the Codec Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input None Error Number Description 10400 Switching off the audio sine signal succeeded 10401 Failed to reset the audio decoder Example

DS:> 104 010400: Test OK @

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Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_SineBurst

Nucleus Number 105 Description Generate an audio sine signal on the audio output of the digital board for 4

seconds. Note: Left channel 6kHz, right channel 12 kHz sine with some known hick-ups

Technical - Call the DS_CHR_SineOn nucleus

- Delay for 4 seconds

- Call the DS_CHR_SineOff nucleus

Execution Time 4 seconds User Input None Error Number Description 10500 The sine signal burst was successfully generated 10501 The delay did not succeed during the burst 10502 The audio sine could not be generated Example

DS:> 105 010500: Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_MuteOn

Nucleus Number 106 Description Mute the audio outputs of the digital board Technical - Send the ‘Mute’ command to the audio decoder

- Activate the ‘audio mute’ PIO pin Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input “PIO” to just use the PIO pin mute. When muting using this, also de-mute using

this as this works ‘paired’. Error Number Description 10600 Muting the audio succeeded 10601 Muting the audio through the PIO-pin failed Example

DS:> 106

010600:

Test OK @

DS:> 106 PIO

010600:

Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_MuteOff

Nucleus Number 107 Description De-mute the audio outputs of the digital board Technical - Send the ‘DeMute’ command to the audio decoder

- Deactivate the ‘audio mute’ PIO pin

Execution Time “PIO” to just use the PIO pin de-mute. Only de-mute using this when you muted

using the PIO parameter, as this works ‘’paired. User Input None Error Number Description 10700 De-muting the audio succeeded 10701 De-muting the audio through the PIO-pin failed Example

DS:> 107

010700:

Test OK @

DS:> 107 PIO

010700:

Test OK @

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Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_MacroVisionOn

Nucleus Number 110 Description Turn on MacroVision. Technical - Set some registers of the DENC module in the Codec. Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input None Error Number Description 11000 Turning on MacroVision succeeded 11001 Turning on MacroVision failed Example

DS:> 110 011000: Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_MacroVisionOff

Nucleus Number 111 Description Turn off MacroVision. Technical - Set some registers of the DENC module in the Codec. Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input None Error Number Description 11100 Turning off MacroVision succeeded 11101 Turning off MacroVision failed Example

DS:> 111 011100: Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_Peek

Nucleus Number 112 Description Peek a value on a specified address Technical - Check the user input

- Read out the address specified

- Check whether the address to be read is aligned on 4 bytes

Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input The address to peek on Error Number Description 11200 Peeking on the specified address succeeded 11201 Peeking on the specified address failed, wrong user input 11202 Peeking on the specified address failed due to misalignment Example

DS:> 112 0xa0700000 011200: Value read = 0x000001BD Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_Poke

Nucleus Number 113 Description Poke a value on a specified address Technical - Check the user input

- Change the value on the address specified

- Check whether the address to be modified is aligned on 4 bytes

Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input The address to poke and the value: <address><value> Error Number Description 11300 Poking the specified address succeeded 11301 Poking the specified address failed, wrong user input 11302 Poking the specified address failed due to misalignment Example

DS:> 113 0xa0700000 0xaabbccdd 011300: Test OK @

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Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_INT_PICInterrupts

Nucleus Number 114 Description Test all interrupts of the priority interrupt controller Technical - Install interrupt handlers

- Generate interrupts

- Test whether all interrupts were received

Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input Error Number Description 11400 Testing all the PIC interrupts succeeded 11401 Testing all the PIC interrupts failed Example

DS:> 114 011400: Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_DMA_TestDMA

Nucleus Number 115 Description Test the memory to memory DMA transfer Technical - Create a block with known data in memory

- Copy this block to the consecutive area using 4 different DMAs

- Check whether all DMAs transferred the data properly

Execution Time Less than 2 seconds. User Input Error Number Description 11500 The testing of the DMAs succeeded 11501 The initialisation of the DMAs failed for one or more DMA 11502 One or more DMAs failed the test Example

DS:> 115 011500: Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_PioGet

Nucleus Number 116 Description Get a value from a PIO pin Technical - Decode user input

- Read the PIO input register of the codec and return the requested pio line value

Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input <PIN>

where PIN is the pio pin to get (0..31) Error Number Description 11600 Getting PIO value succeeded 11601 Invalid parameter Example

DS:> 116 15

011600: Value read = 0x1

Test OK @

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Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_PioSet

Nucleus Number 117 Description Set a value on a PIO pin. Make sure that the pin is configured as output first Technical - Decode user input

- Update the PIO output register of the codec Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input <PIN> <VALUE>

where PIN is the pio pin to set (0..31)

and VALUE the value of the pin (0..1) Error Number Description 11700 Setting PIO value succeeded 11701 Invalid parameter Example

DS:> 117 15 0

011700:

Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_CHR_PioConfig

Nucleus Number 118 Description Configure a PIO pin Technical - Decode user input

- Update the PIO configuration register of the codec Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input <PIN> <DIR>

where PIN is the pio pin to set (0..31)

and DIR the direction of the pin (0=IN 1=OUT) Error Number Description 11800 Setting PIO configuration succeeded 11801 Invalid parameter Example

DS:> 118 14 0

011700:

Test OK @

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SDRAM (SDRAM OR DDR-RAM)

Nucleus Name

DS_SDRAM_WriteRead

Nucleus Number 400 Description Check all data lines, address lines and memory locations of the RAM Technical - Test the data bus

- Test the address bus

- Test the integrity of the device itself (memory locations)

Execution Time 11 seconds for 32 Mb

23 seconds for 64 Mb User Input None Error Number Description 40000 The write-read test succeeded 40001 The data bus contains an error 40002 The address bus contains an error 40003 The RAM itself contains an error Example

DS:> 400

040000:

Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_SDRAM_WriteReadFast

Nucleus Number 401 Description Check all data lines and address lines of the RAM Technical - Test the data bus

- Test the address bus Execution Time Less than 1 second User Input None Error Number Description 40100 The write-read test succeeded 40101 The data bus contains an error 40102 The address bus contains an error Example

DS:> 401 040100: Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_SDRAM_Write

Nucleus Number 402 Description Write to a specific un-cached memory address Technical - Decode the user input and check its ranges and alignment on 4 bytes

- Write the data to the RAM Execution Time Less than 1 second User Input 1. The location that must be modified

(RAM starts at address 0xA0000000)

2. The value to put on the selected location Error Number Description 40200 Writing to the RAM succeeded 40201 Writing to the RAM failed; Wrong user input 40202 Address is not dividable by 4 Example

DS:> 402 0xa1000010 0xad112222 040200: Test OK @

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Nucleus Name

DS_SDRAM_Read

Nucleus Number 403 Description Read from a specific un-cached memory address Technical - Decode the user input and check the ranges

- Read from the RAM and return this info to the user Execution Time Less than 1 second User Input The location from which the data must be read

(RAM starts at address 0xA0000000) Error Number Description 40300 Reading from the RAM succeeded 40301 Reading from the RAM failed; Wrong user input 40302 Address is not dividable by 4 Example

DS:> 403 0xa1000010

040300: Value read = 0xAD112222

Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_SDRAM_DmaWriteRead

Nucleus Number 404 Description Write a pattern to the entire RAM using DMA and check the data Technical - Check if the Stack pointer is not in the write range

- Clear a 64kb block and then fill it with a pattern

- Initialise the DMA controller and write the data to the SDRAM

- Then check if all the data was written correctly (except descriptor tables)

- Repeat the process 4 times with 4 different patterns

Execution Time 24 seconds User Input None. Error Number Description 40400 Writing to the RAM succeeded 40401 Stack area definition ERROR! 40402 DMA controller could not be initialised. 40403 Not all data was transferred correctly Example

DS:> 404

040400:

Test OK @

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FLASH (FLASH)

Nucleus Name

DS_FLASH_DevTypeGet

Nucleus Number 500 Description Get the device (revision) type information of the FLASH ICs. (type,

manufacturer, device ID and size)

Technical - Set the timing for the flash writing

- Write a command sequence to determine device type information

- Return the information to the user

Execution Time Less than 1 second User Input None Error Number Description 50000 Getting the information from the FLASH succeeded 50001 Getting the information from the FLASH failed Example

DS:> 500 050000: Found FLASH memory: NOR AMD 29DL640G 8MB,NOR AMD 29DL640G 8MB Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_FLASH_Read

Nucleus Number 502 Description Read from a specific memory address in FLASH Technical - Decode the user input and check the ranges and whether the address is

aligned on 4 bytes

- Read the data and return this to the user Execution Time Less than 1 second. User Input The location from which data must be read

(FLASH starts at address 0xB8000000) Error Number Description 50200 Reading the FLASH succeeded 50201 Reading the FLASH failed; Wrong user input 50202 Address is not dividable by 4 Example

DS:> 502 0xb8000000

050200: Value read = 0x3C08A000

Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_FLASH_ChecksumProgram

Nucleus Number 503 Description Check the checksum of the application partitions by recalculating and

comparing partition checksums Technical - Determine the number of segments

- Find the application in each segment and determine its checksum

- Check whether the checksums stored match the newly calculated

Execution Time 6 seconds User Input None Error Number Description 50300 The checksum is valid, the test succeeded 50301 The checksum is invalid Example

DS:> 503

050300:

BootCode checksum is: 0xBABE5B6F, which is correct

Diagnostics checksum is: 0xBABEBAFF, which is correct

Download checksum is: 0xBABEEDBF, which is correct

Application checksum is: 0xBABE8EEC, which is correct

Test OK @

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Nucleus Name

DS_FLASH_CalculateChecksum

Nucleus Number 504 Description Calculate the checksum over all memory addresses. Used to check entire

FLASH contents Technical - Run the checksum calculation algorithm on all flash memory addresses Execution Time 6 seconds User Input None Error Number Description 50400 Calculating the checksum over all addresses succeeded Example

DS:> 504

050400: The Checksum = 0xBABE30A4

Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_FLASH_CalculateChecksumFast

Nucleus Number 505 Description Calculate a checksum over a selected number of address locations Technical - Run the checksum calculation algorithm on a selected number of flash

memory addresses Execution Time 6 seconds User Input None Error Number Description 50500 Calculating the checksum over selected addresses succeeded Example

DS:> 505 050500: The Checksum = 0xBABEB064 Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_FLASH_EraseFlfs

Nucleus Number 506

Description

Erase the complete Flash File system segment in ﬂash memory. This will erase all non volatile data including diversity string, DV unique ID number and DivX model ID.

Technical

- Initialise Flash access

- Search in ﬂash for the segment with the “FLFS” and “FLF2” signature

- Ask the user whether he is sure to erase all data

- If available erase the sector containing the FLFS signature

- If available erase the sector containing the FLF2 signature

Important note:

This nucleus will erase all data, make sure to reboot after this and program a diversity string

Execution Time About 1 second per block erased. User Input None Error Number Description

50600 FLFS successfully erased 50601 User aborted the test 50602 FLFS segment is not available

Examples

DS:> 506 Do you readlly want to erase the entire FLFS ? [Y /N(Default)] :y Erasing FLFS...

050600: All data has been erased Test OK @

DS:> 506 Do you readlly want to erase the entire FLFS ? [Y /N(Default)] :n FLFS not erased.

050601: User abort Test OK @

DS:> 506 Do you readlly want to erase the entire FLFS ? [Y /N(Default)] :y Erasing FLFS...

050602: No FLFS segment found Error @

* Beware that when nucleus 506 erases DivX model ID, the DivX VOD registration code of the set will change. The set will not play back the previously purchased (downloaded) videos from DivX Video On Demand service. Refer to section 5.11 “Setting DivX Model ID” for details

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VIDEO INPUT PROCESSOR (VIP)

Nucleus Name

DS_VIP_DevTypeGet

Nucleus Number 600 Description Get the device (revision) type information of the VIP IC Technical - Initialise IIC

- Read out the device (revision) type information of the VIP IC Execution Time Less than 1 second User Input None Error Number Description 60000 Getting the information from the VIP succeeded 60001 The IIC bus initialisation failed 60002 The was an error getting the information from the VIP 60003 Type not according to type stored in HW diversity string Example

DS:> 600 060000: Found SAA7136 Test OK @

Nucleus Name

DS_VIP_Communication

Nucleus Number 601 Description Check the communication between the IIC controller of the Codec and the VIP

Technical - Initialise IIC

- Read data from a location in the VIP Execution Time Less than 1 second User Input None Error Number Description 60100 Communicating with the VIP succeeded 60101 The IIC bus was not accessible 60102 There was a timeout reading the device 60103 The IIC acknowledge was not received 60104 The communication with the device failed 60105 The IIC bus initialisation failed Example

DS:> 601 060100: Test OK @

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