Philips FW R8 Service Manual

Location of printed circuit boards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2

Technical specification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1

Measurement setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2

RC-5 codes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3

Brief operating instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4

Warnings & safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

Service Testprogram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3

Wiring Diagram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

Block/Leveldiagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

Front Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Tuner Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Audio Frequency Board (AF7) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Power Board. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

3 Disc Changer Module. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

CD R/W Module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Exploded view of set. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-1

Partslist of set. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-3

FW-R8/17/21/22

Published by HB 0015 Service Audio Printed in The Netherlands Subject to modification

© 3103 785 25040

CDR Mini System

CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

©

Copyright 2000 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.

SERVICING

For servicing FW-R8, the set can be divided into two parts:

1.Except for the CD-R/W module the set has to be repaired on component level.

2.The CD-R/W module will be exchanged completely in case of a failure.
The defective CD-R/W module has to be returned for central repair.

Available circuit descriptions:

The Basics of Compact Disc Recordable/Rewritable

4822 725 25242

3rd generation Compact Disc Recording

3104 125 40100

Table of Contents

1-2

Location of Printed Circuit Boards

DESIGN FRONT BOARD

LED BOARD

FRONT BOARD

CDC KEY BOARD

MAINS BOARD

TUNER BOARD

AF7 BOARD

HEADPHONE BOARD

MIC. BOARD

DIG. SWITCH
BOARD

Location of PCB R8 2000 02 14

2-1

General:

Mains voltage : 120 / 240V switchable (for /21)

: 230V (for /22)

: 120V (for /37)
Mains frequency : 50 ~ 60Hz
Power consumption : 155W at 1/8 P

RATED

: 350W at max output

: ≤15W at Stand by

: ≤2W at ECO Stand by

Tuner:

FM

Tuning range : 87.5MHz - 108MHz
Grid : 100kHz
IF : 10.7MHz
Aerial input : 75Ω
Sensitivity Mono : < 7µV (26dB S/N)
d (RF=1mV,∆f=75kHz) : 3% - typ. 2%

IF rejection : > 60dB
Image rejection : > 25dB

-3dB Limiting Point : < 23.5dBf

MW

Tuning range : 531kHz - 1062kHz
Grid : 9kHz
IF : 450kHz ±1kHz
Sensitivity at 26dB S/N : < 4.0mV/m
d (RF=50mV,m=80%) : < 5% - typ. 3%
IF rejection : > 45dB
Image rejection : > 28dB

Amplifier:

Output power : 2 x 100W at 6Ω
Headphone : 3.5mm stereo jack
Frequency response : 20Hz - 20kHz (-3dB) Limit
Equalizer : Digital Sound Control

Input sensitivity

Aux/Line : 500mV ±2dB
Microphone : 2.5mV ±2dB at 1kHz

CDC unit:

Frequency response within : 20Hz - 20kHz at ±3dB
Signal/Noise ratio : > 94dB (A-weighted)
Distortion at 1kHz,0dB : -90dB
Channel unbalance : < 0.3dB
Channel crosstalk at 1kHz : -60dB
De-emphasis : 0 or 15/50 µS

Laser

Output power : ≤500µW
Wave length : 780nm ±20nm

CDR unit:

CD Playback:

Frequency response within : 20Hz - 20kHz at ±3dB
Signal/Noise ratio : > 90dB (A-weighted)
Distortion at 1kHz,0dB : -80dB
Channel unbalance : < 1dB
Channel crosstalk at 1kHz : -60dB
De-emphasis : 0 or 15/50 µS

Analog recording - digital playback:

Frequency response within : 20Hz - 20kHz at ±3dB
Signal/Noise ratio : > 84dB (A-weighted)
Distortion at 1kHz,0dB : -77dB
Channel unbalance : < 1dB
Channel crosstalk at 1kHz : -60dB
De-emphasis : 0 or 15/50 µS

Laser

Output power : ≤1mW during reading

: ≤20mW during writing

Laser class 3B

Wave length : 780nm ±20nm

Technical Specification

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Measurement Setup

Bandpass

250Hz-15kHz

e.g. 7122 707 48001

LF Voltmeter

e.g. PM2534

DUT

RF Generator

e.g. PM5326

S/N and distortion meter

e.g. Sound Technology ST1700B

Tuner SW

To avoid atmospheric interference all AM-measurements have to be carried out in a Faraday´s cage.
Use a bandpass filter (or at least a high pass filter with 250Hz) to eliminate hum (50Hz, 100Hz).

Ri=50Ω

Aerial replacement

Capacitor

R=50Ω

Bandpass

250Hz-15kHz

e.g. 7122 707 48001

LF Voltmeter

e.g. PM2534

DUT

S/N and distortion meter

e.g. Sound Technology ST1700B

Frame aerial

e.g. 7122 707 89001

Tuner AM (MW,LW)

To avoid atmospheric interference all AM-measurements have to be carried out in a Faraday´s cage.

RF Generator

e.g. PM5326

Ri=50Ω

Low pass filter 22kHz

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LEVEL METER

e.g. Sennheiser UPM550

S/N and distortion meter

e.g. Sound Technology ST1700B

DUT

CD

Use Audio Signal Disc SBC429 4822 397 30184 (replaces test disc 3)
L.P.F. = 13

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order filter 4822 395 30204

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RC5 Codes

Remote control key

ALARM
SLEEP
BRIGHTNESS
REPEAT
SHUFFLE
TRACK INCREMENT
VOLUME +
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PURE
LOUDNESS
BALANCE L
BALANCE R

System Code

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20, 26

26

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20, 26
20, 26

17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26

20, 26
17, 21
20, 26
17, 21
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Remote control key

Standby
CD1
CD2
CD3
CDR
Tuner
Aux
1(ABC)
2 (DEF)
3 (GHI)
4 (JKL)
5 (MN)
6 (OPQ)
7 (RST)
8 (UVW)
9 (XYZ)
0 (Space)
YES
NO
EDIT (TEXT)
PROGRAM
PROGRAM

TUNER MODE

MUTE

System Code

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17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26
17,20, 21, 26

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Command Code

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63
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recordings

menu

and automatic finalizing of

current CD

and automatic finalizing of

current program

settings on/off

stereo effect

CD recorder tray

information

activates and deactivates the

timer

remote control

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CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS

¡ FINALIZE...............................finalizes and unfinalizes

On the front

0 Source selection

CD™CD..................................selects high speed recording

™ REC TYPE..............................enters/exits the recording

switches to CD 1, CD 2 or

CD 3

CD 1, CD 2, CD 3 ..................selects the CD changer,

COMPILE CD........................selects high speed recording

£ RECORD

additional appliance

CDR........................................selects the CD recorder

TUNER...................................selects the tuner

DIGITAL / ANALOG AUX....selects the input for an

≤ ERASE ...................................erases recordings

CD changer tray

! ...............................................CD changer tray

@ OPEN/CLOSE........................opens and closes the

# CD CHANGE .........................selects the next disc tray

MASTER VOLUME ..............adjusts the volume

TREBLE .................................sets the treble level

PURE .....................................switches bass and treble

∞ Sound control

$ ...............................................display

INCREDIBLE SURR..............creates an incredibly wide

standby

information/text

% CD RECORDER .....................CD recorder tray

^ y STANDBY ON...................switches the unit on and to

& DISPLAY ...............................selects display

Note: Connecting the headphones will switch off the

LOUDNESS...........................boosts treble and bass

BASS.....................................sets the bass level

§ p ...........................................3.5 mm headphone jack

volume

Rotary control:

* MIC LEVEL ...........................adjusts the microphone

( MIC ........................................microphone jack

) Multiple function control

speakers.

≥ OPEN/CLOSE........................opens and closes the

• CD TEXT................................switches through CD text

ª CLOCK/TIMER ......................selects the clock function,

º iR SENSOR ...........................sensor for the infrared

previous/next track

TUNER: selects the

previous/next preset tuner

station

reviews the tracks in a

í JOG CONTROL ë........CDC, CDR: selects the

Keys to press:

YES ........................................confirms a selection

á SEARCH..........................CDC, CDR: searches forward,

selection.

to facilitate the finding of the relevant keys for

programs you are in. This is for your guidance in order

on the unit depending on the different modes or

Note: You will recognize that various keys will be illuminated

program, controls the cursor

in different menus

TUNER: tunes to a higher

radio frequency

playback/recording

menu

menu

menu

adjust the level for

É PLAY/PAUSE..................starts and interrupts

PROG.....................................opens/closes the program

EDIT TEXT.............................enters/exits the text edit

EDIT TRACK .........................enters/exits the track edit

REC LEVEL............................enables the rotary control to

recordings

program memory

backward, reviews the tracks

in a program, controls the

cursor in different menus

Ç STOP...............................stops CD play/record, closes

à SEARCH..........................CDC, CDR: searches

TUNER: tunes to a lower

radio frequency

NO..........................................cancels a selection

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS

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antenna here

antenna here

output of an additional

appliance

input of an additional

appliance

6 AM AERIAL ..........................connect the supplied loop

7 FM AERIAL 300 Ω ...............connect the supplied wire

8 AUX IN L/R ...........................connect to the analog audio

9 LINE OUT L/R .......................connect to the analog audio

, connect the power

made

power cable.

cord to the power outlet.

connections have been

After all other

On the back

1 AC MAINS ~ ........................

use only the original

For optimal performance

of a digital appliance

of a digital appliance

2 DIGITAL IN ...........................connect to the coaxial output

3 DIGITAL OUT........................connect to the coaxial input

4 SPEAKERS 6 Ω L/R .............connect to the supplied

speakers

subwoofer

5 SUBWOOFER OUT ..............connect to the input of a

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Brief Operating Instructions

INSTALLATION

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AUX IN L/R

It is possible to use an additional appliance, e.g. tape

recorder, TV or VCR, with the unit.

1 Insert the red plug of a cinch cable to the red jack AUX IN R

and insert the white plug to the white jack AUX IN L.

2 Connect the other end of the cinch cable to the audio

outputs of the additional appliance.

3 Press DIGITAL / ANALOG AUX repeatedly to select the

analog input for the appliance.

yAUX Analog is displayed.

4 Operate your appliance as usual and adjust volume and

sound with the unit.

Note: It is not possible to connect a turntable directly to

AUX IN L/R.

If you wish to use a turntable with the

unit, you have to connect an amplifier to

AUX IN L/R

on

the unit. Then connect the turntable to the amplifier.

LINE OUT L/R

You can use these outputs for playback or recording on any

analog audio equipment e.g. amplifier or tape recorder.

• Use a cinch cable to connect the analog audio inputs of the

additional appliance with LINE OUT L/R on the unit and

operate your appliance as usual.

DIGITAL IN

You can use this coaxial input for recordings from any digital

audio equipment with a digital coaxial output e.g. CD player

or DVD player.

1 Use a coaxial cable to connect the coaxial output of the

additional appliance with DIGITAL IN on the unit.

2 Press DIGITAL / ANALOG AUX repeatedly to select the

digital input for the appliance.

yAUX Digital is displayed.

3 Operate your appliance as usual.

DIGITAL OUT

You can use this coaxial output for recordings on any digital

audio equipment with a digital coaxial input e.g. CD recorder.

• Use a coaxial cable to connect the coaxial input of the

additional appliance with DIGITAL OUT on the unit and

operate your appliance as usual.

A subwoofer can be used to enhance the bass performance of

your unit dramatically.

1 Use a cinch cable to connect the input of the subwoofer

with SUBWOOFER OUT at the unit.

2 Follow the instructions supplied with the subwoofer.

Connecting a subwoofer

Digital audio connectionsAnalog audio connections

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Antenna connections

below.

AM antenna

The supplied loop antenna is for indoor use only.

1 Fit the plug of the loop antenna to AM AERIAL as shown

2 Position the antenna as far as possible from a TV, VCR or

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FM antenna

The supplied wire antenna can only be used to receive nearby

down as shown below.

stations. For better reception we recommend using a cable

antenna system or an outdoor antenna.

1 Open the FM AERIAL 300 Ω click-fits by pushing the lever

2 Insert each wire of the antenna into one hole.

reception.

3 Close the click-fits using the lever.

4 Move the antenna in different positions for optimum

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including interference that may cause undesired

2. This device must accept any interference received,

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and

two conditions:

INSTALLATION

switching on the power supply.

Make sure all connections have been made before

plate corresponds to your local power voltage. If it does

Power

not, consult your dealer or service organization.

The type plate is located on the rear of the unit.

1 Check whether the power voltage as shown on the type

the power outlet. This switches on the power supply.

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3 Connect the supplied power cable to AC MAINS ~ and to

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cable.

For optimal performance use only the original power

When the unit is switched to standby, it is still consuming

some power. To disconnect the unit from the power

under extreme conditions. If this happens, switch the

been built in. Therefore, your unit may disconnect

completely, remove the power cable from the power outlet.

To avoid overheating of the unit, a safety circuit has

Speaker connections

unit off and let it cool down before reusing it.

The speaker connections are click-fit connectors. Use them as

shown below.

and the black (or unmarked) wire to the black terminal.

– Left speaker to L (red and black)

1 Connect the colored (or marked) wire to the red terminal

– Right speaker to R (red and black)

2 Connect:

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CD RECORDER

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DISPLAY

high speed dubbing and auto finalize

high speed dubbing and auto finalize

CD Recorder

COMPILE CDC .....current program is being recorded with

Display

The display of the unit is divided into 3 sections, which show

being recorded

.....status of recording progress is shown

............current disc is being recorded with

É .........................playback is activated

Å .........................playback is interrupted

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CD R W

CD RECORDER

CD RECORDER

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FM TUNER

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COMPILE CDC

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CD R W

CD CHANGER

CD CHANGER

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RECORDING IN PROGRESS ..recording in progress

CD..................................pre-recorded CD, finalized CDR or

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LOUDNESS

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SURROUND

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RECORDING IN PROGRESS

START

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CD CD AUX

CD CD AUX

REC

CD TEXT EDIT TRACK

PROG ALARM SLEEP

DISC TRACK ALL

REPEAT SHUFFLE

FM TUNER ..........FM station is being recorded

CD=CD

AUX ...................material from an external source is

TIME

TIME

TRACKTOTALRECREMPRESET STEP TOTAL TRACK TIME

TRACKTOTAL RECREMPRESET STEP TOTAL TRACK TIME

you the following:

Information area

CDRW inserted

CD R ...............................unfinalized CDR inserted

CD RW ............................unfinalized CDRW inserted

FINALIZE .........................(un)finalizing will start

MIC ................................microphone input is being used

ALC ................................auto level control is active

Tuner

STEREO...........................FM station is being received in stereo

AUX

DIGITAL...........................digital input in use for external source

ANALOG..........................analog input in use for external source

Music calendar, sound lights and remote control

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LOUDNESS

SURROUND

SURROUND

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INCREDIBLE

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FINISH

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MIC

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FINALIZE

CD R W

CD R W

RECORDING IN PROGRESS

RECORDING IN PROGRESS

FM TUNER

FM TUNER

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START

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COMPILE CDC

CD CD AUX

CD CD AUX

CD R W

CD R W

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AM

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TIME

TUNER

TUNER

TRACKPRESET STEP TOTAL TRACK TIME

TRACKTOTAL RECREMPRESET STEP TOTAL TRACK TIME

CD RECORDER

CD RECORDER

CD CHANGER

CD CHANGER

This area is used for feedback of the CD changer, CD recorder,

tuner frequencies, menu options, values and scrolling text

messages.

Status lights and flags

INCREDIBLE SURROUND....Incredible Surround is active

LOUDNESS ......................Loudness is active

Flags

CD TEXT ..........................CD text is available

CD TEXT EDIT ..................text edit menu is active

EDIT TRACK ....................track edit menu is active

REC X ..........................record timer is selected

PROG..............................program menu is active

ALARM X .....................alarm timer is selected

SLEEP .............................sleep timer is selected

X ................................clock is selected

off

received

number of tracks on a disc/program

TUNER: preset number of tuned

station

more than 20 tracks

TUNER: more than 20 radio stations

are stored

......spectrum analyzer

...............................command from remote control is being

PURE ..............................bass and treble settings are switched

REPEAT DISC ...................selected disc is played repeatedly

REPEAT TRACK.................current track is played repeatedly

1–20..........................CDC, CDR: actual track number played,

Music calendar

program) are (is) played repeatedly

the loaded disc(s) in the CD changer or

REPEAT ALL .....................all discs in the CD changer (or the

SHUFFLE..........................either all tracks of the program or of

+................................CDC, CDR: disc or program contains

CD recorder are played in random

order

........................number of disc trays loaded

É........................playback is activated

CD Changer

Å .........................playback is interrupted

CD 1, 2, 3 .....................disc tray 1, 2 or 3 is selected and

loaded with a pre-recorded CD,

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loaded with an unfinalized CDRW

CD R 1, 2, 3..................disc tray 1, 2 or 3 is selected and

CD RW 1, 2, 3...............disc tray 1, 2 or 3 is selected and

Remote control batteries

Open the battery compartment

of the remote control and insert

2 alkaline batteries, type AA

(R06, UM-3).

Do not use old and new or

different types of batteries in

combination.

Remove batteries if they are dead or if the remote control is

not to be used for a long time.

be disposed of properly.

Batteries contain chemical substances, so they should

REMOTE CONTROL

Remote control buttons

2 ...........................switches the unit to standby

CDR, TUNER, CD1,

CD2, CD3, AUX........selects the sources

Number/alphabet keys

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TUNER: selects the previous preset tuner

1–0....................keys in numbers for tracks or stations

ABC – XYZ ........keys in letters for text

SPACE ...............keys in a space within the text

EDIT TEXT................enters the text edit menu

-VOLUME.............decreases the volume

+VOLUME.............increases the volume

É ...........................starts playback/recording

í ..........................CDC, CDR: selects the previous track

station

TUNER: selects the next preset tuner

station

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tracks in a program, controls the cursor in

ë ...........................CDC, CDR: selects the next track

Ç ...........................stops CD play/recording, closes program

á ...........................CDC, CDR: searches forward, reviews the

different menus

TUNER: tunes to a higher radio frequency

the tracks in a program, controls the

cursor in different menus

TUNER: tunes to a lower radio frequency

à ...........................CDC, CDR: searches backward, reviews

Å ...........................interrupts playback/recording

YES ..........................selects a selection

NO ...........................cancels a selection

PROGRAM ...............opens/closes the program menu

SHUFFLE ..................plays tracks in random order

program

a track

REPEAT....................repeats a track, the entire CD(RW) or the

TRACK INCR............selects automatic or manual increment of

TIMER ON/OFF........activates and deactivates the timer

SLEEP.......................activates the sleep timer

speaker

MUTE.......................mutes the sound

BRIGHTNESS...........controls the brightness of the display

L BALANCE..............adjusts the volume balance to the left

R BALANCE .............adjusts the volume balance to the right

speaker

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CD1

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LOUDNESS ..............boosts treble and bass

INCREDIBLE

SURROUND .............creates an incredibly wide stereo effect

PURE........................switches bass and treble settings on/off

Note: Always press the source key of the source you wish to

SHUFFLE).

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Volume adjustment

• Adjust the volume by using MASTER VOLUME

(-VOLUME/+on the remote control).

yThe volume level in dB (decibel) is displayed.

Incredible Surround

Stereo sound is determined by the distance between the front

speakers. Incredible Surround enables you to enjoy an incredibly

wide stereo effect, regardless of the speakers’ distance.

• Press INCREDIBLE SURR. (INCREDIBLE SURROUND on the

remote control) to switch the surround sound effect either

on or off.

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INCREDIBLE SURROUND

is shown and Incredible

Surround is displayed if the surround sound effect is on.

Note: The effect of Incredible Surround may vary with different

types of music.

Treble and Bass level adjustment

1 Press TREBLE or BASS on the unit.

yThe volume rotary is activated to select the treble/bass

settings.

2 Turn the volume rotary to adjust the treble or bass.

yTreble or Bass and the actual value (between –5

and +5) is displayed briefly.

Note: If the volume rotary is not turned for 5 seconds, it will

switch back to volume.

PURE

• Press PURE repeatedly to switch bass and treble settings

either on or off.

yPURE is shown and Pure is displayed if bass and treble

settings are switched off.

yOptimal is displayed if preset bass and treble

settings are switched on.

yPersonal is displayed if personal preset bass and

treble settings are switched on.

LOUDNESS

• Press LOUDNESS to switch loudness either on or off.

yLOUDNESS is shown and Loudness is displayed if

loudness is on.

MUTE

This feature allows you to temporarily switch off the sound

without switching off the unit.

1 Press MUTE on the remote control to switch off the sound.

yMute is displayed and playback/recording will be

continued without sound.

2 Press MUTE on the remote control again to switch on the

sound again.

Speaker balance

It is possible to adjust the relative volume balance between

the connected front speakers.

• Press L BALANCE or R BALANCE on the remote control to

adjust the relative volume of the left or right front speaker.

yBalance L (or R) and the actual volume of the left

(or right) front speaker are displayed.

yWhen the volume of both speakers is balanced,

Balance L=R is displayed.

The demo mode displays various features of the unit and will

start automatically.

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If any source key is pressed:

yThe unit switches to the selected source.

If

y STANDBY ON

is pressed:

yThe unit switches to standby. After a few seconds, the

demonstration will start again.

Cancelling the demo mode

• Keep Ç STOP on the unit pressed for at least 3 seconds to

cancel the demo mode.

yThe demo mode is cancelled permanently. The unit

switches to standby. A few seconds later the unit

switches to an economy power save mode.

Demo mode

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Press OPEN/CLOSE on the unit again to close the tray.

yThe tray is closed and Reading is displayed.

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the total playing time of the disc in the last selected disc

tray are displayed. The track numbers light up in the music

calendar.

yCD, the disc tray number, the total number of tracks and

CD recorder:

Press OPEN/CLOSE on the unit again to close the tray.

yThe tray is closed and Reading is displayed.

yIf an unfinalized disc is inserted, Initializing will

be displayed.

of the disc are displayed. The track numbers light up in the

music calendar.

yCDR, the total number of tracks and the total playing time

elapsed playing time are displayed. The current track

number is also blinking in the music calendar.

playback.

CD changer:

Playing a CD(RW)

yCD, the disc tray number, the current track number and

1 Press É PLAY/PAUSE (Éon the remote control) to start

are displayed. The current track number is also blinking

in the music calendar.

CD recorder:

yCDR, the current track number and elapsed playing time

press DISPLAY on the unit:

yTrack number, remaining playing time of current track

yTrack number, remaining playing time of disc

yTrack number, actual playing time of current track

CD changer:

• To switch through the following information, repeatedly

yCD, the disc tray number, the total number of tracks and

2 Press Ç STOP (Çon the remote control) to stop playback.

the total playing time of the disc are displayed.

time of the disc are displayed.

CD recorder:

press DISPLAY on the unit:

yCDR, the total number of tracks and the total playing

• To switch through the following information, repeatedly

(Åon the remote control).

yTotal number of tracks, total playing time of disc

yCD text is displayed.

yThe time where playback was interrupted is blinking.

• You can interrupt playback by pressing É PLAY/PAUSE

remote control) again.

• To resume playback press É PLAY/PAUSE (Éon the

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Switching on, switching to standby

• To switch the unit on press y STANDBY ON on the unit.

the changer mechanism.

on the market, because they may cause jamming of

stabilizer rings or CD treatment sheets, etc. as offered

again on the unit (2 on the remote control).

• To switch the unit to standby press y STANDBY ON

Therefore, do not use any accessories such as disc

Loading the CD changer, CD recorder

Important!

1) This system is designed for regular CD(RW)s.

CD changer:

Press OPEN/CLOSE on the unit to open the CD changer tray.

2) Do not load more than one disc into one disc tray.

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audio disc (printed side up) in the right disc tray.

• You can load another disc in the left disc tray.

continuous playback without interruption.

yOpen CDC is displayed and the tray is opened.

CD recorder:

You can load up to three discs in the CD changer for

Press OPEN/CLOSE on the unit to open the CD recorder tray.

yOpen CDR is displayed and the tray is opened.

CD changer:

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yThe CD carousel will rotate until the empty disc tray

• To insert a third audio disc, press CD CHANGE on the unit.

CD recorder:

Insert an audio disc (printed side up) in the tray.

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program time are displayed.

control) to stop playback.

Erasing a track from the program

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1 If necessary, press Ç STOP on the unit (Ç on the remote

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yThe track number at the selected step and the total

à SEARCH or á SEARCH (à or á on the remote

control) to move through the program steps.

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position and is displayed together with the step number

and the remaining total program time.

yCleared is displayed briefly.

yThe next programmed track number will move up to this

4 Press NO to remove the track from the program.

Programming track numbers

You can select tracks and store them either in the CD changer

or CD recorder memory. If you use the program for playback

you can choose one of the two memories, else if you like to

specify tracks for recording, use the CD changer memory only!

You can store any track more than once.

control) to stop playback.

Clearing the program

1 Load the desired disc(s) in the disc tray(s).

yClear Prog? is displayed.

1 If necessary, press Ç STOP on the unit (Ç on the remote

2 Press NO.

yPROG starts blinking and Program is displayed.

2 Press either CD 1, CD 2, CD 3, or CDR to select the disc.

3 Press PROG on the unit (PROGRAM on the remote control).

tray the respective program will be cleared.

yProg Cleared will be displayed and PROG goes off.

3 Press YES to clear the program.

Note: When you open the CD recorder tray or the CD changer

programmed.

If either CD 1, CD 2 or CD 3 is selected:

Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select either:

yCD1 (or 2, 3) All: All tracks of CD 1 (or 2, 3) will be

yCD1 (or 2, 3) and track number: The track number of

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memory (see “Programming track numbers”).

Making a program for recording

1 Select and store all desired tracks in the CD changer

2 Enter the recording menu (see “Internal recording”).

CD 1 (or 2, 3) will be programmed.

If CDR is selected:

Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë (press the numerical keys on

the remote control; for 2-digit numbers, press the keys in

rapid succession) to select a track number.

5 Press YES to store your selection in the memory.

the time of the program start blinking. Now you can

change the program (see “Programming track numbers”,

“Erasing a track from the program” and “Clearing the

the remaining recording time and Record Prog?

yNot fitting! will be displayed briefly, followed by

remaining recording time of the CDR(W):

If you nevertheless start recording, only those tracks of the

program that fit onto the CDR(W) will be recorded in

• If the total time of the program is of larger size than the

entirety.

•To change the program, press NO.

yEdit Program will be displayed briefly, PROG and

program”).

Program full.

total program time are displayed. The track number

yThe number of programmed tracks (STEP), Prog and the

blinks in the music calendar.

to end programming.

6 Select and store all desired tracks in this way.

7 Press PROG on the unit (PROGRAM on the remote control)

reached, the display shows

available.

yPROG stays shown and the program is currently

Note: If the maximum number of programmable tracks is

of the loaded disc(s) in the CD changer or CD recorder

are played in random order.

ySHUFFLE is shown and either all tracks of the program or

Playing tracks in random order

1 Press SHUFFLE on the remote control during playback.

Selecting a disc on the CD changer

BASIC FUNCTIONS

• Press either CD 1, CD 2 or CD 3 to select a particular disc.

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CD text

2 To return to normal playback, press SHUFFLE again.

remote control) to skip to the required track number.

yPlayback continues with the selected track.

control) to skip to the beginning of the previous or next track

Selecting a track and searching

on the selected disc.

Selecting a track during playback

• Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë (pressí or ë on the remote

Selecting a track when playback is stopped

playback.

1 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë (pressí or ë on the

2 PressÉ PLAY/PAUSE (Éon the remote control) to start

yPlayback starts with the selected track.

on the remote control, you can

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rapid succession.

numerical keys. For 2-digit numbers, press the keys in

also directly key in the required track number by using the

Note: Instead of using

Searching for a passage during playback

volume. After 3 seconds, the search speeds up with

volume muted.

ySearching is started and playback continues at a low

control) pressed to find a particular passage in a backward

or forward direction.

1 Keep à SEARCH or á SEARCH (à or á on the remote

yNormal playback continues.

2 Release the key at the desired passage.

, while repeating a track or while playing

SHUFFLE

track.

a program, searching is only possible within the current

playback to select either:

Note: During

SHUFFLE and REPEAT

Repeating a track, the disc or the program

1 Repeatedly press REPEAT on the remote control during

are (is) played repeatedly.

yREPEAT TRACK: The current track is played repeatedly.

yREPEAT DISC: The entire selected disc is played repeatedly.

yREPEAT ALL: All discs in the CD changer (or the program)

2 Playback starts in the chosen mode.

or while

SHUFFLE

is not possible during

playing a program.

REPEAT DISC

control until the display indication disappears.

3 To return to normal playback, press REPEAT on the remote

Note:

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For internal recordings you can record from the internal

CD changer or tuner. You can choose from the following

recording modes:

– High speed recording and automatic finalizing:

Fast and easy! Record and finalize your CDR(W) in one

quick step while the sound is muted. You can record the

current CD or a program from the CD changer.

– High speed recording:

Record your CDR(W) fast while the sound is muted. You can

record an entire CD, a track, a program or a track edit from

the CD changer.

– Normal recording and listening:

Listen to the recording while you are making it. You can

record an entire CD, a track, a program or a track edit

from the CD changer.

– Manual recording:

Start and stop your recording manually while listening to

it. You can do either microphone recordings or radio

recordings from the FM tuner.

High speed recording and automatic finalizing of the

current disc

1 Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of scratches and

dust particles.

2 Press CD™CD on the unit to enter the recording mode.

yBoth decks will be selected in the display, the arrow starts

blinking. The remaining recording time of the CDR(W), the

total playing time of the source CD and Record CD1

(or 2, 3)? are displayed.

3 Press YES to start recording and finalizing.

yThe arrow lights, RECORDING IN PROGRESS is shown, high

speed recording and finalizing start, and the actual

recording time remaining starts to count down.

Note: If a program was already available before pressing

CD™CD

, this will be ignored.

PROG

goes off and the

current disc will be recorded. After finishing the recording,

PROG

is shown and the program is available again.

High speed recording and automatic finalizing

(optional) of the current program

1 Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of scratches and

dust particles.

2 Press COMPILE CD on the unit to enter the record mode.

yBoth decks will be selected in the display, the arrow

starts blinking. The remaining recording time of the

CDR(W), the total playing time of the source CD and

Record Prog? are displayed.

3 Press either:

YES to confirm,orNO to change the program.

yPROG starts blinking. Now you can change the program

(see “Program”) and return to the record mode by

pressing COMPILE CD.

4 Auto Fin? is displayed.

Press either:

YES, if the CDR(W) is to be finalized after recording,

or

NO, if the CDR(W) is not to be finalized after recording.

yThe arrow lights, RECORDING IN PROGRESS is shown, high

speed recording and finalizing (if selected) start and the

actual recording time remaining starts to count down.

Note: If no program is available and you press

COMPILE CD

,

you enter immediately into the program menu. Start

your programming and return to the record mode by

pressing

PROGRAM

or

COMPILE CD.

DO NOT FORGET TO FINALIZE!

Finalizing a CDR(W) disc is a simple procedure, necessary to:

– play a recorded CDR on a standard CD player or

– play a recorded CDRW on a CDRW compatible CD player

and CD recorder.

High speed recording and automatic finalizing

Recording modes

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The CD recorder is equipped with the high-performance Direct

Line Recording technique. It ensures a perfect recording of

the source material, meaning a true “bit for bit” recording.

Auto Level Control (ALC)

DLR will always become active when you make normal

recordings in listen mode.

Auto Level Control ensures that the tracks on the recorded

ALC is shown.

disc have a similar volume level. At all times the already

recorded tracks of the CDR(W) disc will be taken as reference

for the volume level of the following recordings. ALC is active

when

and the CDR(W) has recordings on it,

CD changer is being high speed recorded, or

– COMPILE CD is being used,

– a disc, a track or a track edit is being high speed recorded

– a program (consisting from more than one disc) from the

Auto level control becomes active when:

on it,

– CD™CD is being used and the CDR(W) has recordings on it.

– CD™CD is being used and the CDR(W) has no recordings

– making recordings from the FM tuner,

Auto level control will not become active when:

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– making recordings from an external source, or

– making normal recordings in listen mode.

REC LEVEL key

You can adjust the reference record level. This is also possible

when ALC is active. This feature can be used for fading your

recordings in or out.

1 Keep REC LEVEL on the unit pressed to enable the rotary

yThe actual record level (in dB) will be displayed.

control to adjust the record level.

record level.

2 Turn the rotary control to the left to adjust the desired

standby.

• The record level is reset after the unit has been switched to

from a selected external source

– Recording from the internal CD changer and tuner or

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– Finalizing your CDR(W) discs and unfinalizing your

The CD recorder deck offers you 3 main functions:

Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of

CDRW discs

– Erasing a CDRW disc

scratches and dust particles.

The recording procedure is the same for CDR and CDRW

discs.

For recordings, the minimum track length is 4 seconds. You can

record up to a maximum of 99 tracks on a disc. The minimum

of recording time left on the disc is 7 seconds. Otherwise

DO NOT FORGET TO FINALIZE!

Does not fit is displayed and you cannot enter the

record standby mode.

and CD recorder.

– play a recorded CDRW on a CDRW compatible CD player

– play a recorded CDR on a standard CD player or

Finalizing a CDR(W) disc is a simple procedure, necessary to:

Copyright protection

The Serial Copy Management System (SCMS) prevents the

making of a digital copy from a digital copy. The system allows

making a digital recording from the original, however in some

countries this may require the authorization of copyright holders.

When you try to record copy protected material from an external

source, Copy Protect will be displayed. No further digital

recording is possible then.

When you try to record copy protected material from the

internal CD changer, no digital recording is possible, however

the CD recorder will automatically switch to analog recording.

Recording CD text

If the original CD has CD Text, this text will be recorded

automatically, provided that the CD text is not copy protected.

In that case, recording of CD text will not be possible and

Text Protect will be displayed.

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yCD Mix Mic is displayed.

wish to mix the microphone.

4 Press CD 1, CD 2 or CD 3 to select the disc with which you

5 Press REC TYPE on the unit to enter the recording menu.

6 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the manual recording

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11 Press Ç STOP to stop recording.

• To perform microphone recording only, see “Manual

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– play a recorded CDR on a standard CD player or

DO NOT FORGET TO FINALIZE!

Finalizing a CDR(W) disc is a simple procedure, necessary to:

dust particles.

Manual recording from the FM tuner

1 Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of scratches and

2 Press TUNER repeatedly to select the FM tuner. Then select

and CD recorder.

manual recording starts and the actual recording time

the desired radio station (see “Tuning to radio stations”).

3 Press REC TYPE on the unit to enter the recording menu.

yWait and Record? are displayed.

4 Press YES to confirm.

yFM Tuner? is displayed.

remaining starts to count down.

yThe arrow lights, RECORDING IN PROGRESS is shown,

5 Press YES to start recording.

6 Press Ç STOP to stop recording.

dust particles.

feedback (e.g. a loud howling sound) before you connect

Manual microphone recording

1 Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of scratches and

the microphone.

2 Set MIC LEVEL to the minimum level to prevent acoustic

3 Connect a microphone to MIC.

starts blinking. The remaining recording time of the

CDR(W), the total recording time of the CDR(W) and

either Record CD1 (or 2, 3)?, Record Prog? or

Record A-B? is displayed.

yBoth decks will be selected in the display, the arrow

5 Press YES to confirm your selection.

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yThe arrow lights, RECORDING IN PROGRESS is shown, high

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• To stop recording, press Ç STOP on the unit.

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following normal record options:

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If CD changer is selected:

2 Follow steps 2 and 3 of “High speed recording”.

3 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select one of the

High speed recording

High speed recording of an entire disc, a track, a

program or a track edit

1 Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of scratches and

• Press YES to confirm.

yCD Listen?: for listening to the entire disc during

yTrackListen?: for listening to the track during

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which you wish to record.

2 Press either CD 1, CD 2 or CD 3 to select the disc from

track.

yRec Tr and the track number is displayed.

• Continue with step 6 of “High speed recording”.

• Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the desired

3 Press REC TYPE on the unit to enter into the recording menu.

4 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select one of the

normal recording

If CD changer program mode is available:

yProg Listen?: for listening to the program during

• Continue with step 5.

If a disc from the CD changer is selected:

yCD Fast?: for high speed recording of an entire disc

following high speed recording modes:

normal recording

If CD changer track edit mode is available:

yA-B Listen?: for listening to the A–B track during

4 Follow steps 5 and 6 of “High speed recording”.

• To stop recording, press Ç STOP on the unit.

yRec Tr and the track number is displayed.

• Continue with step 6.

• Press YES to confirm.

• Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the track.

yTrack Fast?: for high speed recording of a track

disc or of the program

If CD changer program mode is available:

yProg Fast?: for high speed recording of the selected

and CD recorder.

– play a recorded CDRW on a CDRW compatible CD player

– play a recorded CDR on a standard CD player or

DO NOT FORGET TO FINALIZE!

Finalizing a CDR(W) disc is a simple procedure, necessary to:

If CD changer track edit mode is available:

yA-B Fast?: for high speed recording of the A–B track

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Manual recording from an external source

1 Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of scratches and

dust particles.

2 Repeatedly press DIGITAL / ANALOG AUX to select the

input for the external source from which you want to record.

yAUX Digital is displayed if the digital input is

selected.

yAUX Analog is displayed if the analog input is selected.

3 Press REC TYPE on the unit to enter the recording menu.

4 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the type of recording.

yAUX Manual?: for manual start of recording

5 Press YES to confirm your selection.

yWait is displayed.

yRecord?, AUX and the remaining recording time of

the CDR(W) are displayed.

6 Start playback on the external source in order to set the

optimal recording level on the CD recorder (see

“REC LEVEL key”).

7 Stop playback on the external source.

8 Go to the beginning of the desired track.

9 Press YES on the unit and simultaneously start playback on

the external source.

yThe CD recorder starts to record and RECORDING IN

PROGRESS

is shown. The remaining recording time of the

CDR(W) is displayed.

Note: If

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is flashing, check the digital

connection.

10 Press Ç STOP on the unit to stop recording.

yUpdate is displayed and RECORDING IN PROGRESS goes off.

Manual microphone recording

1 Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of scratches and

dust particles.

2 Set MIC LEVEL to the minimum level to prevent acoustic

feedback (e.g. a loud howling sound) before you connect

the microphone.

3 Connect a microphone to MIC.

4 Repeatedly press DIGITAL / ANALOG AUX to select the

input for the external source with which you wish to mix

the microphone.

yAUX Digital is displayed if the digital input is

selected.

yAUX Analog is displayed if the analog input is selected.

5 Press REC TYPE on the unit to enter the recording menu.

6 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the type of recording:

yAUX Mix Mic: the microphone is mixed with the

external source.

yMic Only: only the microphone is recorded.

7 Press YES to confirm your selection.

yWait is displayed.

yRecord?, AUX and the remaining recording time of

the CDR(W) are displayed.

8 Set the optimal recording level on the CD recorder (see

“REC LEVEL key”).

• In addition, you can also set the optimal recording level

of the microphone by turning MIC LEVEL.

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is selected:

Press YES on the unit and simultaneously start playback on

the external source.

yThe CD recorder starts to record and RECORDING IN

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is shown. The remaining recording time of the

CDR(W) is displayed.

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is selected:

Press YES on the unit to start recording.

yThe CD recorder starts to record and RECORDING IN

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is shown. The remaining recording time of the

CDR(W) is displayed.

10 Press Ç STOP on the unit to stop recording.

yUpdate is displayed and RECORDING IN PROGRESS goes off.

DO NOT FORGET TO FINALIZE!

Finalizing a CDR(W) disc is a simple procedure, necessary to:

– play a recorded CDR on a standard CD player or

– play a recorded CDRW on a CDRW compatible CD player

and CD recorder.

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or after 2.7 seconds of silence in analog recordings.

RECORDING IN PROGRESS is shown. The remaining

yThe CD recorder starts to record simultaneously and

6 Start playback on the selected source.

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At the end of the recording process, the CD recorder stops

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When making recordings from an external source, we

and CD recorder.

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recommend to do analog recording only if digital recording is

not possible. Digital recording will usually result in better

sound quality.

selected.

yAUX Digital is displayed if the digital input is

Recording with automatic start

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Recording of an entire disc or a track with automatic

start

1 Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of scratches and

yAUX Analog is displayed if the analog input is selected.

input for the external source from which you want to record.

2 Repeatedly press DIGITAL / ANALOG AUX to select the

3 Press REC TYPE on the unit to enter the recording menu.

entire disc

a track

yAUX CD?: for recording with synchronized start of an

yAUX Track?: for recording with synchronized start of

4 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select either:

time of the CDR(W) are displayed.

yStart Source, AUX and the remaining recording

5 Press YES to confirm your selection.

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(UN)FINALIZING, ERASING

tracks to be erased are displayed. All track numbers will

blink in the music calendar.

starts to count down. The track number of the actual

yErase?, the total playing time and the total number of

5 Press YES to confirm your selection.

erased track will go off in the music calendar.

yErase is displayed and the operation time remaining

6 Press YES to start erasing.

the CD recorder tray.

Erasing one or more tracks

1 Insert the CDRW from which you want to erase tracks in

yErase and the track number (e.g. 10+)? are displayed.

2 Press CDR to select the CD recorder.

you wish to erase.

3 Press ERASE to enter the erasing menu.

4 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the track number(s)

• To select more tracks to be erased, repeat step 4.

tracks 5 and 3!

can also erase tracks 5, 4 and 3, but you cannot erase

recorded on it. Now, you can erase tracks 5 and 4. You

recorded track. Example: The CDRW has 5 tracks

must be selected in sequence, starting from the last

Note: When erasing more tracks, the tracks to be erased

music calendar. The remaining track numbers light up.

yAll track numbers selected for erasing will blink in the

5 Press YES to confirm your selection.

starts to count down. The track number of the currently

yErase? is displayed.

erased track will go off in the music calendar.

yErase is displayed and the operation time remaining

6 Press YES to start erasing.

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changes to

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available, this text will be transferred to the

on the display.

– When unfinalizing a CDRW with CD text on it

– After unfinalizing of the CDRW,

Unfinalizing CDRW discs

If you want to record (or erase) on (from) a finalized CDRW,

you have to unfinalize it first.

Notes: – Unfinalizing will take approximately 2 minutes.

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memory space.

or to finalize another disc first in order to obtain

tray.

1 Insert the CDRW you want to unfinalize in the CD recorder

yUnfinalize? is displayed.

2 Press CDR to select the CD recorder.

3 Press FINALIZE on the unit.

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yUnfinal is displayed and the operation time remaining

4 Press YES to start unfinalizing.

Erasing from a CDRW disc

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It is possible to erase one or more tracks (starting from the

end of the last track) or the entire CDRW.

Erasing an entire CDRW

1 Insert the CDRW you want to erase in the CD recorder tray.

2 Press CDR to select the CD recorder.

yErase Disc?: for erasing the entire disc

3 Press ERASE to enter the erasing menu.

4 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select:

EDIT

increments are now automatically detected from digital

source material. In analog source material, a silence of

yAuto Tr ON is displayed and the function is on. Track

as often as necessary TRACK INCR. on the remote control

Automatic track increment

EXTERNAL RECORDING (UN)FINALIZING, ERASING

In recording mode, tracks will be incremented automatically so

that the track numbers are in the same position as the original.

during stop when CDR is selected.

• To switch the automatic track increment function on, press

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CD

can be executed.

– After finalization of the CDR(W),

and CD recorder,

– play a recorded CDR on a standard CD player,

– play a recorded CDRW on a CDRW compatible CD player

– avoid further unwanted recordings on a disc, or

Finalizing CDR(W) discs

Finalizing a CDR(W) disc is a simple procedure, necessary to:

2.7 seconds or more is detected as a track increment.
as often as necessary TRACK INCR. on the remote control

during stop when CDR is selected.

• To switch the automatic track increment function off, press

– avoid erasure of tracks on a CDRW.

Track numbers can now be incremented manually by

pressing TRACK INCR. on the remote control during

recording. The minimum track length is 4 seconds.

yAuto Tr OFF is displayed and the function is off.

– During finalization no other operating commands

Notes: – Finalizing will take about 2–4 minutes.

standard. DAT, DVD and DCC do not deliver this

according to the IEC 958 (consumer part) audio

consumer sources with a digital output signal

– The automatic track increment only works with

Notes: – Track numbers cannot be changed after recording.

and the actual finalizing time left will start to count down.

yAuto Final? is displayed.

yFINALIZE is shown. The finalization will start after recording

2 Press YES to confirm.

Auto finalizing

When using either CD™CD or COMPILE CD, your recordings

will be finalized automatically (see “High speed recording and

automatic finalizing”).

Manual finalizing when recording is in progress

1 Press FINALIZE on the unit during recording.

Manual finalizing when recording is stopped

signal.

1 Insert the CDR(W) you want to finalize in the CD recorder tray.

2 Press CDR to select the CD recorder.

finalizing time left starts to count down.

yFinalize? is displayed.

yFINALIZE is shown, Final is displayed and the actual

4 Press YES to start finalizing.

3 Press FINALIZE on the unit.

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Erasing text

1 Press EDIT TEXT to enter the text edit menu.

yCD TEXT EDIT is blinking, Text Edit is displayed.

2 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the text erase menu.

yText Erase is displayed.

3 Press YES to confirm.

4 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select one of the following:

yAll Text: All text of the selected disc is chosen to

be erased in one step.

yAlbum Artist: CD artist’s name is chosen to be

erased.

yAlbum Title: CD title is chosen to be erased.

yArtist Tr 1 or (2, 3,…): artist’s name of track 1 or

(2, 3,…) is chosen to be erased.

yTitle Tr 1 or (2, 3,…): title of track 1 or (2, 3,…)

is chosen to be erased.

5 Press YES to confirm your selection.

yErase? or Erase All? is displayed.

6 Press YES to start erasing.

yUpdate is displayed and the chosen text is erased.

Erasing from the memory

When the text memory of your CD recorder is full, the messages

Memory Full and Finalize Disc will be displayed. If

you still want to add a new disc to the text memory, you either

have to erase another disc from the memory or you have to

finalize another disc.

1 Press EDIT TEXT to enter the text edit menu.

yCD TEXT EDIT is blinking, Text Edit is displayed.

2 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the memory view

menu.

yText Memory is displayed.

3 Press YES to confirm.

4 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the disc you wish to

erase from the text memory.

5 Press YES to confirm.

yErase Memory is displayed.

6 Press YES to confirm the text erasure of that particular disc.

Note: If there are no discs stored in the text memory,

Memory Empty

will be displayed.

You can create a “track” by marking a passage of music within

one track on the current disc. This new “track” can be used for

recording or playing. The minimum track length is 4 seconds.

1 Press EDIT TRACK on the unit.

yEDIT TRACK starts blinking, Track and the current track

number ? are displayed. The current track number also

blinks in the music calendar.

2 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë until the desired track

number is displayed.

3 Press YES to confirm the selected track.

yThe marker position A and the track time will be

displayed. The first 4 seconds of the track will be played

continuously.

4 Press É PLAY/PAUSE on the unit to play to the desired

start position of your new “track” (The initial position of

marker A is always the start of the chosen track).

• To fast forward to the desired start position, press

à SEARCH or á SEARCH on the unit.

• To fine tune the position, first press É PLAY/PAUSE on the

unit, then rotate í JOG CONTROL ë.

5 Press YES to confirm the position of marker A.

yThe marker position B and the new “track” time will be

displayed. The first 4 seconds before marker position B

until marker position B will be played continuously.

6 Press É PLAY/PAUSE on the unit to play to the stop position

of your new “track” (the initial position of marker B is always

the position of marker A plus 4 seconds).

7 Press YES to confirm the marked passage.

yEDIT TRACK is shown, A-B and the track edit time are

displayed.

Note: If you open the CD changer tray, the edit is deleted.

Clearing the track edit

1 Press NO during stop.

yClear A-B? is displayed.

2 Press YES to clear the markers.

yThe markers A-B are cleared.

Track editing (on CD changer only)

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Storing text during recording

You can store and edit text even while recording a single

track or single CD, or when recording from an external source

or tuner. Editing text during finalizing is not possible. Make

sure, when using high speed recording and automatic

finalizing, to enter the text before finalizing starts, otherwise

automatic finalizing will be cancelled.

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editing.

is analog recorded. Editing is stopped,

• Follow steps 3–10 of “Storing text during stop mode”.

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When an artist’s name has been stored for a track, it will be

EDIT TEXT (on CD recorder only)

Storing text during stop mode

After you have recorded your CDR(W) you can enter text, e.g.

EDIT TEXT to confirm the copied text,

or

copied automatically into the next track.

• Press either:

names to discs and tracks. The text will be displayed during

playback. You can enter up to 60 characters per text field.

Only use an unfinalized CDR or CDRW (finalized CDRW must

be unfinalized first).

1 If necessary, press Ç STOP on the unit (Ç on the remote

NO to delete the copied text and enter new text.

control) to stop playback.

yThe position starts blinking.

control) to move to the position where the space is to be

inserted.

Inserting a space

1 Press à SEARCH or á SEARCH (à or á on the remote

2 Press CDR to select the CD recorder.

2 Press YES to confirm the position of the insert character.

yCD TEXT EDIT is blinking, Text Edit is displayed.

4 Press YES to confirm.

3 Press EDIT TEXT on the unit to enter the text edit menu.

control) to move to the character’s position to be deleted or

yA space will be inserted, text will move to the right.

Deleting and substituting a character

1 Press à SEARCH or á SEARCH (à or á on the remote

track 1 or (2, 3,…).

yAlbum Artist: for editing the CD artist.

yAlbum Title: for editing the CD title.

yArtist Tr 1 or (2, 3,…): for editing the artist of

5 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select either:

substituted.

yThe character starts blinking.

position to the left.

If you want to delete the character:

Press NO.

yThe character is deleted and the text is shifted one

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If you want to substitute the character:

or (2, 3,…).

yTitle Tr 1 or (2, 3,…): for editing the title of track 1

the remote control) to select a character.

6 Press YES to confirm the selection.

7 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë (press the alphabet keys on

8 Press YES to confirm the selection.

Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë (press the alphabet keys on

yThe cursor moves to the next character space.

á SEARCH (à or á on the remote control).

the remote control) to select a new character.

Press YES to confirm the selection.

• To change another character, press à SEARCH or

selected and to exit to the last position in the text editing

menu.

9 Repeat steps 7 and 8 for adding further characters.

yUpdate is displayed.

10 Press EDIT TEXT to save the characters that have been

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Clock setting

Manual clock setting

1 Press y STANDBY ON as often as necessary on the unit to

2 Press CLOCK/TIMER on the unit.

3 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the clock.

yClock is displayed and X starts blinking.

yThe day of the week digit blinks.

4 Press YES to confirm the selection.

5 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to set the day.

day of the week to hour.

6 Use à SEARCH or á SEARCH on the unit to move from

7 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to set the hour.

8 Repeat steps 6 and 7 to set the minutes.

9 Press YES to confirm the settings.

PROG goes off, the preset number,

the waveband and the frequency of the last preset station

are displayed briefly.

stored automatically.

preset number in the music calendar start blinking.

yAutoprogram is displayed, PROG and the current

yAll available radio stations for the selected waveband are

more than 2 seconds.

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• To exit the automatic programming, press PROG (PROGRAM

Note: Strong stations will always automatically be programmed

Manual programming

1 Follow steps 1 and 2 of “Tuning to radio stations”.

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yPROG and the current preset number in the music

less than 2 seconds.

2 Keep PROG (PROGRAM on the remote control) pressed for

control) to tune to the desired radio station.

3 Press à SEARCH or á SEARCH (à or á on the remote

rotate í JOG CONTROL ë (pressí or ë on the

• To allocate the radio station to another preset number,

the frequency of the preset station are displayed.

yPROG goes off, the preset number, the waveband and

remote control).

4 Press YES to confirm the setting.

the remote control).

Tuning to preset stations

• To exit manual programming, press PROG (PROGRAM on

until the preset number of the desired station is displayed.

• Use í JOG CONTROL ë (í or ë on the remote control)

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Tuning to radio stations

yThe selected waveband is displayed.

2 Press TUNER again to select the desired waveband.

1 Press TUNER to select the tuner.

The radio tunes to a station with sufficient signal strength.

control) pressed for more than a half second.

yThe selected waveband and Searching are displayed.

3 Keep à SEARCH or á SEARCH (à or á on the remote

á SEARCH (à or á on the remote control) as often as

necessary for optimum reception.

4 Repeat searching until you find the desired station.

• To tune to a weak station, briefly press à SEARCH or

Storing radio stations

It is possible to store up to 40 radio stations. Stations can be

selected and programmed automatically or you can do that

yourself. Programming will overwrite your former presets

starting from the last active preset station. After programming

the last stored preset station will be tuned.

Automatic programming

If no preset is tuned, automatic programming starts at preset

number one.

1 Follow steps 1 and 2 of “Tuning to radio stations”.

26

2-15

Brief Operating Instructions

TECHNICAL DATA

29

Subject to modification without notice.

General

AC Power ..............................................................120 V / 60 Hz

Power consumption

Active.........................................................................148 W

Standby.....................................................................< 30 W

Economy power save mode .......................................< 2 W

Dimensions, w × h × d ...........................10.4 × 12.2 × 15.6 in.

Weight (without speakers) ................................................11 kg

Amplifier

Output power................2 × 100 W FTC, 6 Ω, 1 kHz, THD 10%

Frequency response ................60–12,500 Hz FTC, +0.5/-1.5 dB

S/N ratio..............................................................≥ 80 dBA (IEC)

Input sensitivity

AUX IN L/R...............................................................800 mV

MIC...............................................................................1 mV

DIGITAL IN..............................500 mV

pp

(75 Ω)/12–56 kHz

Output

Impedance speakers...................................................≥ 6 Ω

Impedance headphones..................................32 Ω–600 Ω

LINE OUT L/R ...........................................................500 mV

DIGITAL OUT..............................500 mV

pp

(75 Ω)/44.1 kHz

SUBWOOFER OUT...........................................................1 V

CD changer

Number of programmable tracks............................................40

Frequency range ...................................................20–20,000 Hz

S/N ratio......................................................................≥ 92 dBA

Cross talk ..........................................................≤-65 dB (1 kHz)

Total harmonic distortion..................................≤-94 dB (1 kHz)

CD recorder

Number of programmable tracks............................................99

CD playback

Frequency range.............................................20–20,000 Hz

S/N ratio playback ................................................≥92 dBA

Cross talk....................................................≤ -65 dB (1 kHz)

Total harmonic distortion...........................≤ -84 dB (1 kHz)

Analog recording, digital playback

Frequency range.............................................20–20,000 Hz

S/N ratio playback ................................................≥86 dBA

Cross talk....................................................≤ -65 dB (1 kHz)

Total harmonic distortion...........................≤ -81 dB (1 kHz)

Laser (CD recorder)

Type..............................................Semiconductor laser GaAIAs

Wave length...........................................775–795 nm (at 25° C)

Output power............................2.5 mW (Read), 35 mW (Write)

Beam divergence........................................................60 degree

Tuner

Wave range

FM..............................................................87.5–108.0 MHz

AM................................................................530–1,700 kHz

Speakers

System............................................................3 way bass reflex

Impedance............................................................................6 Ω

Woofer ...........................................................................1 ×6.5"

Tweeter ...........................................1 ×2.5", Ferro fluid cooled

Tweeter ..........................................................1 × 1", Polydome

Dimensions, h × w × d .............................12.2 × 9.4 × 12.7 in.

Weight .....................................................................4.6 kg/each

English

displayed when the alarm and record timer are on.

when the alarm and record timer are off.

the record timer is on.

hour to minutes of start of recording.

recording.

5 Use à SEARCH or á SEARCH on the unit to move from

6 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to set the minutes of start of

CLOCK/TIMER

You can select different timer functions which will be activated

Alarm timer

at a chosen time. Make sure the clock is set before using one

of these features.

á SEARCH to move on to hour and minutes of end of

recording and to the day of the week. After each move,

always rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to do the settings.

7 Continue this procedure by using à SEARCH or

Alarm timer setting

The unit can be used as an alarm clock, whereby the tuner,

CD recorder or CD changer starts playback automatically at a

preset time.

want to record.

8 Press YES to confirm the settings.

1 Press y STANDBY ON as often as necessary on the unit to

If you have chosen the tuner as source:

9 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select from which you

switch the unit to standby.

2 Press CLOCK/TIMER on the unit.

Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë again to select a preset radio

station and confirm this selected station by pressing YES.

10 Press YES on the unit to confirm the source selection.

yAlarm is displayed, ALARM is blinking.

yThe hour digit is blinking.

4 Press YES to confirm the selection.

3 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the alarm timer.

Switching the alarm and record timer on/off

• To stop the recording press Ç STOP on the unit.

5 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to set the hour.

6 Use à SEARCH or á SEARCH on the unit to move from

alarm timer is on.

switch the alarm and/or record timer on or off:

y ALARM is shown and Alarm ON is displayed when the

y REC is shown and REC Timer ON is displayed when

• Press TIMER ON/OFF on the remote control repeatedly to

hour to minutes.

7 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to set the minutes.

8 Press YES to confirm the time settings.

y ALARM and REC are shown, REC+Alarm ON is

y ALARM and REC go off, REC+AlarmOFF is displayed

Sleep timer

You can set a certain period of time before the unit switches off.

to be woken up with.

9 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the source you want

10 Press YES on the unit to confirm the source selection.

• To stop the alarm, press y STANDBY ON on the unit.

Record timer

min,15 min is displayed or, Sleep OFF is displayed.

time is displayed.

ySLEEP is shown and Sleep 60 min, 45 min, 30

1 Press SLEEP on the remote control until the desired sleeper

Record timer setting

The unit can do recordings automatically from an external

source or from a preset radio station at a preset time.

1 Follow steps 1 and 2 of “Alarm timer setting”.

standby.

control until Sleep OFF is displayed.

yAfter the chosen time has elapsed, the unit switches to

SLEEP again.

2 As soon as the desired time is displayed, do not press

2 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to select the record timer.

• To deactivate the sleep timer, press SLEEP on the remote

yRec Timer is displayed, REC is shown and X starts

blinking.

recording.

yThe hour digit for the start of recording blinks.

3 Press YES on the unit to confirm the selection.

4 Rotate í JOG CONTROL ë to set the hour of start of

28

English

2-16

Brief Operating Instructions

TROUBLESHOOTING

30

English

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

No sound, Volume is not correctly adjusted. Adjust the volume.
no power

Headphones are connected. Disconnect headphones.
Speakers are wrongly or not connected. Make sure speakers are properly connected.
Power cable is not securely connected. Connect power cable properly.

No reaction to Electrostatic discharge Disconnect the unit from power supply, then
controls reconnect after a few seconds.

Poor radio reception Weak radio signal Direct the antenna for optimum reception.

Antenna is positioned near a radiation source Change the position of the interfering unit or
such as a TV, VCR, computer, etc. try to switch it off.

Poor bass sound Speakers are not in phase. Connect the colored (or marked) wires to the

colored terminals and the black (or unmarked)
wires to the black terminals.

Bad sound Badly matched setting for the given type of Correct the sound settings on the unit.

music or sound.

Remote control does not Batteries are inserted incorrectly. Insert batteries correctly.
function properly

Batteries are flat. Insert new batteries.
Distance to the unit is too large. Reduce distance.

Insert Disc indication The CD(RW) is scratched badly or dirty. Replace or clean the disc.

No CD(RW) inserted or inserted upside down. Insert a CD(RW), with label facing upwards.
The laser lens is steamed up. Wait until the lens has cleared.

Wrong Disc indication, No digital audio disc is inserted. Insert a digital audio disc marked with “Digital
Use Audio CD indication Audio” and the special logo.

Disc Recover indication Power loss Wait a few minutes. The disc is being repaired.
Disc Error indication Disc Recover was not able The disc can still be played, but not recorded

to repair the disc. or finalized further.

Check Input indication Wrong input is chosen. Select the correct input.

No correct digital source is detected after Make sure the connection cable is properly
starting recording. connected.

Does not record CDR(W) is scratched or dirty. Make sure the CDR(W) is absolutely free of

scratches and dust particles.

The inserted disc is not recordable. Insert a digital CDR(W) and make sure it is

unfinalized.

Recording process is interrupted (power Start recording again.
loss, mechanical shock).

Recorded disc does not The inserted CDR(W) is not finalized. Finalize the CDR(W).
play in another standard

The CDRW is inserted in a non-CDRW Insert the CDRW in a CDRW compatible

CD player

compatible CD player. CD player.

WARNING

Under no circumstances should you try to repair the
unit yourself as this will invalidate the guarantee. Do
not open the unit as there is a risk of electric shock.

If a fault occurs, first check the points listed, before taking
the unit for repair.

If you are unable to solve a problem by following these hints,
consult your dealer or service center.

LASER SAFETY

This unit employs a laser. Only a qualified service
person should remove the cover or attempt to service
this device, due to possible eye injury.

3-1

© WARNING

All ICs and many other semiconductors 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 wristband with
resistance. Keep components and tools at this potential.

f ATTENTION

Tous les IC et beaucoup d´autres semi-conducteurs sont
sensibles aux décharges statiques (ESD). Leur longévite
pourrait être considérablement écourtée par le fait qu´aucune
précaution nést prise à leur manipulation.
Lors de réparations, s´assurer de bien être relié au même
potentiel que la masse de l´appareil et enfileer le bracelet
serti d´une résistance de sécurité.
Veiller à ce que les composants ainsi que les outils que l´on
utilise soient également à ce potentiel.

d WARNUNG

Alle ICs und viele andere Halbleiter sind empfindlich
gegenüber elektrostatischen Entladungen (ESD).
Unsorgfältige Behandlung im Reparaturfall kann die
Lebensdauer drastisch reduzieren.
Sorgen Sie dafür, daß Sie im Reparaturfall über ein Puls­armband mit Widerstand mit dem Massepotential des
Gerätes verbunden sind.
Halten Sie Bauteile und Hilfsmittel ebenfalls auf diesem
Potential.

ñ WAARSCHUWING

Alle IC´s en vele andere halfgeleiders zijn gevoelig voor
electrostatische ontladingen (ESD).
Onzorgvuldig behandelen tijdens reparatie kan de levensduur
drastisch doen vermindern. 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.

i AVVERTIMENTO

Tutti IC e parecchi semi-conduttori sono sensibili alle scariche
statiche (ESD).
La loro longevità potrebbe essere fortemente ridatta in caso di
non osservazione della più grande cauzione alla loro
manipolazione. Durante le riparationi occorre quindi essere
collegato allo stesso potenziale che quello della massa
delápparecchio tramite un braccialetto a resistenza.
Assicurarsi che i componenti e anche gli utensili con quali si
lavora siano anche a questo potenziale.

©

Safety regulations require that the set be restored to its
original condition and that parts which are identical with
those specified be used.
Safety components are marked by the symbol

i

Le norme di sicurezza estigono che l´apparecchio venga
rimesso nelle condizioni originali e che siano utilizzati i
pezzi di ricambiago identici a quelli specificati.
Componenty di sicurezza sono marcati con

ñ

Veiligheidsbepalingen vereisen, dat het apparaat in zijn
oorspronkeliijke toestand wordt teruggebracht en dat
onderdelen, identiek aan de gespecificeerde, worden toegepast.
De Veiligheidsonderdelen zijn aangeduid met het symbool

s Varning !

Osynlig laserstrålning när apparaten är öppnad och
spärren är urkopplad. Betrakta ej strålen.

∂ Advarsel !

Usynlig laserstråling ved åbning når sikkerhedsafbrydere
er ude af funktion. Undgå udsaettelse for stråling.

ß Varoitus !

Avatussa laitteessa ja suojalukituksen ohitettaessa olet alttiina
näkymättömälle laserisäteilylle. Älä katso säteeseen !

f

"Pour votre sécurite, ces documents doivent être utilisés par
des spécialistes agréés, seuls habilités à réparer votre
appareil en panne".

ESD

SAFETY

d

Bei jeder Reparatur sind die geltenden Sicherheitsvor­schriften zu beachten. Der Originalzustand des Gerätes
darf nicht verändert werden. Für Reparaturen sind Original­ersatzteile zu verwenden.
Sicherheitsbauteile sind durch das Symbol markiert.

f

Les normes de sécurité exigent que l`appareil soit remis
à l`état d`origine et que soient utilisées les pièces de
rechange identiques à celles spécifiées.
Les composants de sécurité sont marqués

CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

©

DANGER: Invisible laser radiation when open.

©

After servicing and before returning the set to customer
perform a leakage current measurement test from all
exposed metal parts to earth ground, to assure no
shock hazard exists.
The leakage current must not exceed 0.5mA.

AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM.

©

AVAILABLE ESD PROTECTION EQUIPMENT :

anti-static table mat large 1200x650x1.25mm 4822 466 10953

small 600x650x1.25mm 4822 466 10958

anti-static wristband 4822 395 10223
connection box (3 press stud connections, 1MΩ) 4822 320 11307
extendible cable (2m, 2MΩ, to connect wristband to connection box) 4822 320 11305
connecting cable (3m, 2MΩ, to connect table mat to connection box) 4822 320 11306
earth cable (1MΩ, to connect any product to mat or to connection box) 4822 320 11308
KIT ESD3 (combining all 6 prior products - small table mat) 4822 310 10671
wristband tester 4822 344 13999

Warnings & Safety

TORX T10 screwdriver with shaftlength 150mm ......................................4822 395 50423

TORX screwdriver set SBC 163 ..............................................................4822 295 50145

Audio signal disc SBC 429......................................................................4822 397 30184

Playability test disc SBC444...................................................................4822 397 30245

Test disc 5 (disc without errors) +
Test disc 5A (disc with dropout errors, black spots and fingerprints)

SBC 426/426A ....................................................................4822 397 30096

Burn in test disc (65 min. 1kHz signal at -30dB level without "pause") ...4822 397 30155

3-2

Service Tools

Handling Chip Components

3-33-3

N

Y

ROTARY ENCODER

TEST

JOG CONTROL

turned ccw

?

Display shows

for 2s.

N

Y

JOG CONTROL

turned cw

?

Display shows

for 2s.

JOG LEFT JOG RIGHT

*

To leave Service Testprogram plug mains cord off.

FW-R8 Service Testprogram Main 2000 03 15

Display shows
version number
of the µP - software.

To enter Service

Testprogram hold

STOP & PLAY

buttons

depressed while

plugging mainscord in.

SERVICE TESTPROGRAM

VARIOUS TESTS

stands for Service mode

stands for version number
of the software used in the
front µP.

S-FW-R8-VXX

VXX

S

NTC XX

N

Y

NTC TEST

Display shows

XX = value in °C

Source = AUX

AUX

button

pressed?

STOP

button

pressed?

N

Y

N

Y

QUARTZ TEST

Display shows

2048Hz can be measured

on pin 9 of µP

N

Y

SEARCH 5

button

pressed?

SEARCH 5

button

pressed?

Tact frequency µP

(divided 32kHz)

32K

Display shows

1465Hz can be measured

on pin 9 of µP

STOP

button

pressed?

N

Y

Tact frequency µP

(divided 12MHz)

12M

NEW

N

Y

EEPROM CLEAR

Display shows

for 1 second

Load default data !

PURE

button

pressed?

PASS

N

Y

EEPROM TEST

Display shows

ERR

Display shows

Testpattern is written to

an address

and

read back again

LOUDNESS

button

pressed?

STOP

button

pressed?

Test ok?

N

Y

N

Y

3-4 3-4

*

To leave Service Testprogram plug mains cord off.

Display shows
version number
of the µP - software.

OPEN/CLOSE

button

pressed?

FINALIZE

button

pressed?

N

Y

N

Y

NEXT

6

button

pressed?

N

Y

PREV

5

button

pressed?

N

Y

STOP

button

pressed?

N

Y

CDR MECHANICAL TEST CDR DC-ERASE MODE

FOCUS TEST

Objective moves

continuously up/down.

SLIDE TEST TRAY TEST

Display shows:

BUSY

Display shows:

BUSY

for visual inspection only

OPEN/CLOSE

button

pressed?

N

Y

Slide moves

continuously in/out.

Display shows:

OPENED

(even when tray is blocked)

Tray opens.

Display shows:

CLOSE

(even when tray is blocked)

Tray closes.

Dependent on the

moving direction,

slide moves to inner

or outer end position.

Exit Mech. Testprogram

SERVICE TESTPROGRAM

CDR MODULE

stands for Service mode

stands for version number
of the software used in the
front µP.

To enter Service

Testprogram hold

PLAY & STOP

buttons

depressed while

plugging mainscord in.

FW-R8 Service Testprogram CDR 2000 02 14

CDR

button

pressed?

TEST O.K.?

NN

N

Y

Y

N

Y

Y

Y

Display shows for 2s each:

• Software version of DASP
(flash ROM 7703)

• Software version of
basic engine processor
(flash EPROM 7208)

CDR ELECTRICAL TEST

ERASE

button

pressed?

N

Y

Disc erased?

N

Y

N

Y

Insert CD-DA disc

before starting the test

MODULE

INFORMATION

MAIN BOARD DIAGNOSTIC

CDR - LOADER TEST

DRAM TEST 7702

Display shows:

DTST1

CHECKSUM TEST 7703

Display shows:

DTST2

ERASE TEST 7208

Display shows:

DTST3

ADC/DAC TEST 7406

Display shows:

DTST4

COMMUNICATION TEST

(DSA-BUS)

Display shows:

DTST5

Display shows:

DERR

n

n=number of failed test

Display shows next error

FFWD

6 button

pressed?

N

Y

FFWD

6 button

pressed?

Y

FFWD

6 button

pressed?

Y

FFWD

6 button

pressed?

Y

FFWD

6 button

pressed?

all errors shown?

N

N

N

N

FFWD

6 button

pressed?

Y

N

TEST O.K.?

NN

Y

Y

Display shows:

BERR 1

FFWD

6 button

pressed?

CD-DA disc

inserted?

Display shows actual

playing time.

The test is performed by

playing 5s at beginning,

5s in the middle and 5s at

the end of the disc.

N

Y

Display shows:

NO DISC

FFWD

6 button

pressed?

Exit CDR electrical Test

Complete disc will be

erased with double speed.

(starting from PMA-area

up to and including
ATIP leadout area)

The display shows the

countdown of the

remaining time required

to complete the operation:

ER mm ss

Display shows:

PASSED

mm: remaining minutes
ss: remaining seconds

STOP

button

pressed?

Exit DC-ERASE Mode

Note: With the DC-Erase mode the CD-RW can be

changed back in its original state, like a new disc.
Stopping the erase-function by switching power off
will leave the disc in an unpredictable status!

Exit CDR electrical Test Exit CDR electrical Test

S-FW-R8-VXX

VXX

S

4-14-1

TUNER

ECO 5
TU 95

DIGITAL

IN/OUT
SWITCHING

POWER L/R

Power 5

AMPLIFIER L/R

Power 5

MAINS

Power 5

SUPPLY CDr/w

+5V/-8V/+12V

TRANS­FORMER

HEADPHONE

MIC-AMP.
With ALC

Mic Mix

AF-BOARD

Version 7 NON DPL

FRONTBOARD

FW 7/8 R Series

3 CDC KEY

LIGHT GUIDE

CD R/W

CDR MINI 99

CD-CHANGER

3CDC 99 DS

FRONTBOARD 2

CDRM 99 (Design front)

STEREO

STEREO

TU_CLK

TU_CLK

TU_DATA

TU_DATA

ENABLE

ENABLE

MPX

MPX

D-GND

D-GND

+12A

+12A

LEFT_OUT

LEFT_OUT

+5V

+5V

MIC

MIC

LEFT_IN

LEFT_IN

+5V

+5V

FFC SIDE ENTRY
EH TOP ENTRY
EH SIDE ENTRY
DIPMATE
BOARD to BOARD JQ

FFC TOP ENTRY

LEGEND

AA-GND

AA-GND

AA-GND

AA-GND

D_GND

D_GND

A_GND

RIGHT_IN

RIGHT_IN

D_GND

D_GND

D_GND

D_GND

A_GND

Ac1

Ac1 Ac1

FAN
GND

RIGHT_OUT

RIGHT_OUT

+12V

+12V

-8V

-8V

RIGHT_OUT

LEFT_OUT

RIGHT_IN

LEFT_IN

+12A

A_GND

Ac2

Ac2 Ac2

HP_DET

HP_DET

+5V

+5V

CDR_I2C_DA TA

CDR_I2C_DA TA

LED_ON

LED_ON

MIC_KILL
MIC_DET
LED_CLK

LED_CLK

MIC_DET

MIC_KILL

DIG_SW0

DIG_SW0

CDR_I2C_CLK

CDR_I2C_CLK

DATA

DATA

CDR_RESET

CDR_RESET

D_GND

D_GND

D-GND

D-GND

D_GND

D_GND

D_GND

D_GND

JOG_A

JOG_A

JOG_B

JOG_B

CDR_KEY1

CDR_KEY1

CDR_KEY2

CDR_KEY2

JOG_VOL_A

KEY_GND
JOG_VOL_B

JOG_VOL_B

JOG_VOL_A

KEY_GND

D_GND

D_GND

LED_STR

LED_STR

DIG_SW1

DIG_SW1

DIG_SW2 DIG_SW2

D-GND

D-GND

UP_CLK

UP_CLK

DQSY

DQSY

SRDT

SRDT

KILL_R/GND

D-GND

SHIELD

SHIELD

EBU_OUT

EBU_OUT

+3V

+3V

KILL_L/GND/OE_L

OE_LATCH

CD_PORE

CD_PORE

D-GND

D-GND

SILD

SILD

CD_SH_DA TA

CD_SH_DA TA

SICL

SICL

CD_SH_CLK

CD_SH_CLK

CD_SH_STR

CD_SH_STR

SW_INFO

SW_INFO

+12M

+12M

D-GND

D-GND

+5V CD

+5V CD

CD_R

CD_R

AA-GND

AA-GND

CD_L

CD_L

LEFT LEFT
A-GND A-GND
RIGHT

EBU_SIGNAL

EBU_SIGNAL

EBU_SIGNAL

EBU_SIGNAL

EBU_SIGNAL

EBU_SIGNAL

EBU_GND

EBU_GND

EBU_GND

EBU_GND

+3V

+3V

SHIELD

SHIELD

SHIELD

SHIELD

SHIELD

ANA_OUT_LEFTANA_IN_LEFT
AA_GNDAA_GND
ANA_OUT_RIGHT

ANA_IN_RIGHT

ANA_IN_RIGHTANA_OUT_RIGHT
ANA_IN_LEFTANA_OUT_LEFT

SHIELD

RIGHT

+12V +12V

PH TOP ENTRY
PH SIDE ENTRY
XH SIDE ENTRY

1

1

1

1

11

1

0041

1

1

21

1521

1537

1533

26

1528

8351 ( 280mm )
AWG 26 / 7p

0012

0011

1351

1354

8004 ( 140mm )

1167

1142

1166

8003 ( 400mm )

AWG 26 / 3p

FFC 26 / 6p

1522

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

23

99

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

F2
F1

SW_INFO

CD_SH_STR

D_GND

CD_SH_CLK

SICL

CD_SH_DATA

SILD

D_GND

SRDT
DQSY
UP_CLK

D_GND
D_GND

D_GND
D_GND

MIC_DET

MIC_DET

MIC_KILL

MIC_KILL

SA_IN

HP_DET

NTC

D_GND

PWRDWN

I2C_DATA

I2C_CLK

D_GND

+5V6

-30V

1

F2
F1

SW_INFO
CD_SH_STR

D_GND

CD_SH_CLK

SICL
CD_SH_DATA
SILD

D_GND

SRDT
DQSY
UP_CLK

SA_IN
HP_DET

NTC

D_GND
D_GND

PWRDWN

I2C_DATA

I2C_CLK

+5V6

-30V

1

19

1

CDC_KEY

LED

KEY_GND

+5V6

KEY_GND

D_GND

11

0043

1112

8015 ( 280mm )
FFC 4 p

FFC 19 p

8010 ( 140mm )

8009 ( 280mm )
AWG 26 / 5 p

AWG 26 / 6 p

AWG 26 / 4 p

FFC / 23 p

AWG 26 / 4 p

8008 ( 220mm )

8901

Part of
transformer

(140)

2 p

CHAU / 3 p

8007 ( 180mm )

8014 ( 400mm )

8001 (420mm) (Part of 3CDC Module)

8019 ( 140mm )

1104

1538

1526

1525

1527

1536

27

30

1263

(340mm)

8323

5 p

4 p

3 p

(340)

8903

1258

(220)

AWG26

4p

1911

0027

1912

1913

1264

3

13251261

0011

8322

(220mm)

09

10

08

8324

(280)

(280)

8325

8350 (220mm)

AWG26 / 4p

8018

8017

9 p

8 p

AWG26

AWG26

1262

(220mm)

1124

19

1102

8016

3 p

220mm

8020

3 p

0021

1103

140mm

8016

8012

8011

8006

8002

FFC / 15 p

FFC / 7 p

FFC / 5 p

AWG 26 / 4 p

AWG 26 / 6 p

(120mm)

(280mm)

(340mm)

(340mm)

(280mm)

1160

1501

1704

1130

1420

1702

1162-B

1162-A

1163

1164

1106

1105

0042 0042

11

+5V6

+5V6

AB

AB

D-GND

D-GND

PWRDWN

PWRDWN

+12M +12M

-30V -30V

A-GND

A-GND

+12A

+12A

F1

P5

F1

P5

AMP_ON

AMP_ON

STBY

STBY

+12V M

CDR_ON

+12V M

P_GND

CDR_ON

P_GND

P_GND

P_GND

RIGHT RIGHT

CDR_ON

CDR_ON

NTC NTC

AA-GND

AA-GND

LEFT

LEFT

F2 F2

1

11

111

1

1

1

1

1

1

AUX IN

LINE OUT

SUBWOOFER

DIGITAL

IN

DIGITAL

OUT

CDR_REQKBE

CDR_REQKBE

+5V6

+5V6

SHORTCUT
CONNECTOR
or JUMPER on AF7

I2C SHIFT­REGISTER

8031

Handsoldered wire on Af7

8030

GND bottom plate

(140 mm)

FAN
(Part of
Powermodule)

Wiring Diagram FW-R8 (2000-02-22)

Wiring Diagram FW-R8

5-1 5-1

Block / Leveldiagram

MIC
Nom.

IN

AUX
MIN

MAX

DS 1

a
b

DS 2

b

a

IS

IS

BASS

ALC

L&R

ALC

CONTROL

SUBWOOFER OUT

0 dB 150 mV

45 dB

SLOW

MUTE 1

45 dB

SLOW

MUTE 2

SOURCE

SELECTOR

Ri=100K

Part of TDA7437

VOLUME I

Part of TDA7437

SOUND

Part of TDA7437

POWER

AMP

MUTE 1

50 dB

SLOW

VOLUME II

FADER

Part of TDA7437

BUFFER

LEVEL

BUFFER

LEVEL

BUFFER

LEVEL

GAIN

AUX

CDR99

3CDC

TU

+2 dB

0 dB
0 dB

0 dB

ALC

MIC

1 mV

TUNER

Nom. 110 mV

3CDC99-DS

Nom. 1000 mV

CDR99

Nom. 1000 mV

CDR99

Nom. 500 mV

Headphone out

0 dB 2800 mV

LINE OUT

Nom. 500 mV

Sectrum analyzer

Nom. 4000 mV

DIGITAL IN

Nom. 500mVpp

3CDC99 Dig. out

Nom. 500mVpp

CDR99 Digital in

Nom. 2000mVpp

Digital out
500mVpp / 75Ω

CDR99 Dig. out

Nom. 500mVpp

2200mV

800 mV

x100

x5

x5

AF 7 Board

for details see

Chapter 8

Power Board

for details see

Chapter 9

Digital switching Board

p

not on all versions

6-1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Block Diagram .................................................................6-2

3CDC-Key Board

Circuit Diagram ..............................................................6-1

Component Layout.........................................................6-1

Digital Switching Board

Component Layout.........................................................6-1

Circuit Diagram ..............................................................6-3

Light Guide Board

Component Layout.........................................................6-3

Circuit Diagram ..............................................................6-3

Technical Front Board

Component Layout Copperside view.............................6-4

Circuit Diagram ..............................................................6-5

Component Layout Copperside view.............................6-7

Design Front Board

Component Layout.........................................................6-8

Circuit Diagram .............................................................6-9

Microphone Board

Component Layout.......................................................6-10

Circuit Diagram ............................................................6-10

Electrical Partslist ............................................................6-11

Front Board

6-1

1172

1

2

3

100p

2262

3407

10K

1174

DSC

1173

DISC CHANGE

OPEN/CLOSE

3 CDC-Key

3CDC Key Board Copperside view

CDR-Mini 3CDC Key Board Copperside view stage .4 (2000-02-23)

1172

1173

3407

2262

1174

7145

5130

51

3350

16

18

9

16

18

9

7142

9403

9404

9401

1160 1163

1

1

1

2

1162

4

3

3

6

4

3

15

2

4

6

9402

1164

CDR-Mini Digital switch Board Copperside view stage.4 (2000-03-08)

1160 B2
1162 B1
1163 B2
1164 A2

2220 B2
2221 A1
2222 B2
2225 B2
2226 A2
2227 A2
2228 B1
2230 C1
2231 C2
2232 A1
2233 B1
2234 B1
2235 A1
2236 C2

3350 C2

3351 B1
3353 B2
3354 A1
3355 B2
3356 A1
3357 B2
3358 B1
3359 B2
3360 B1
3361 B1
3362 A1
3363 A1
3364 B1
3365 B1
3366 B1
3367 B1
3368 A1
4201 C2
4203 B1

4204 C2
4205 B1
4206 B1

5130 A1

7140 B1

7142 C1
7145 B1
9401 B2
9402 B2
9403 C1
9404 B1

3363

3354

2233

2234

2232

2235

4203

3366

4205

4206

3358

2227

2222

3355

2230

3361
3367

2228

3351

3364

7140

17

814

3365

3359

2221

3368 3356 3362

3357

3353

2225

2236

2231

4204

4201

3360

2220

2226

Digital switch Board Copperside view

6-2 6-2

CDR-Module

for details see

separate blockdiagram

Chapter 11

TUNER

for details see

separate blockdiagram

Chapter 7

3CDC Module

for details see

separate blockdiagram

Chapter 10

Microphone Board

AF7 Board

for details see

separate blockdiagram

Chapter 8

+5V6

+5V6

0021

1172

3CDC-Key

FRONT BOARD

(Design Front)

7130

74HC4094D

SHIFT REGISTER

7132

74HC4094D

SHIFT REGISTER

+SR +SR

+SR

............

+SR +SR

............

+SR

+SR+SR

LED CLK

LED ON

LED STR

LED CLK

LED ON

LED STR

LED CLK

LED ON

LED STR

DATA

DATA

DATA

KILL

DET

KEY1, KEY2

+5V6 +E

+5V6 +SR

1131

JOG

+E

1134

VOL

+E

0041

1

KILL

DET

Light Guide

FRONT BOARD

(Technical Front)

7112

7110

+D

RC5

2

RESET

1

3

1

19

IR EYE

7121

7123

7111

+D

RDS

RDS DECODER

M24C01

SAA6579T

1124

+5V6

1

1103

1

+5V6

15

1130

1 15

EEPROM

7107

74HC4094D

SHIFT REGISTER

7120

I

2

C_CLK, I2C_DATA

MIC
LED

I

2

C_CLK, I2C_DATA

PWRDWN, AmNTC

M62320FP

I2C SHIFT REGISTER

7122

FREQUENCY FILTER

HEF4051BT

MULTIPLEXER

+5V6

+D

............

+5V6

SA_IN

SA IN

SA1
SA2
SA3
SA4

KEY1

JOG, VOL

KEY2

+5V6

CD BUS

DISPLAY BUS

TUNER BUS
CD TEXT BUS

CD Swinfo

7108

MICROPROCESSOR

TMP88CU77ZF

0043

1102

1

CD ShSTR
CD ShCLK
CD SICL
CD ShDATA
CD SILD

TU CE
TU Data
TU CLK

RDS

RDS

STEREO

F2
F1

-30V

+5V6

0042

1

1

CD TxtIN
CD TxtDQSV
CD TxtCLK

1104

1

1105

I

2

CW_DATA

I

2

CW_CLK

CWReqKbe

CWReset

AM
PM

TIME

TRACKPRESET STEP TOTAL TRACK TIME

CD TEXT EDIT TRACK

TUNERTUNER

REC
PROG ALARM SLEEP
REPEAT SHUFFLE
DISC TRACK ALL

CD RECORDERCD RECORDER

COMPILE CDC

FM TUNER

CD CD AUX

START

FINALIZE
MIC
ALC

FINISH

CD R W

RECORDING IN PROGRESSRECORDING IN PROGRESS

AUXAUX

STEREO

NEWS TA

EON

DIGITAL ANALOG

20 4321

+

1098765
1514131211
19181716

CD CHANGERCD CHANGER

CD R W

INCREDIBLE
SURROUND
LOUDNESS

PURE

AM
PM

TIME

TRACKTOTAL RECREMPRESET STEP TOTAL TRACK TIME

TUNERTUNER

CD RECORDERCD RECORDER

COMPILE CDC

FM TUNER

CD CD AUX

STSTARART

FINALIZE
MIC
ALC

FINISHFINISH

CD R W

RECORDING IN PROGRESS

AUXAUX

STEREO

DIGITAL ANALOG

20 4321

+

1098765
1514131211
19181716

CD CHANGERCD CHANGER

CD R W

INCREDIBLEINCREDIBLE
SURROUNDSURROUND
LOUDNESSLOUDNESS

PUREPURE

Blockdiagram

6-3 6-3

LL

LH

HL

HH

L

H

L

H

LOGIC

LSBMSB

LL

LH

HL

HH

LL

LH

HL

HH

L

H

L

H

LOGIC

LSB MSB

LL

LH

HL

HH

7140-A E6
7140-B D7
7140-C D7
7140-D E7
7140-E E7
7140-F C3
7142 A5
7145 D4
9401 C2
9402 A6
9403 B6
F600 A2
F601 A2
F602 E9
F603 A2
F604 E9
F605 A1
F606 A2
F607 C2
F608 B9
F609 D2
F610 E1
F611 E1
F612 E1

SHIELD

EBU GND

EBU GND

DIGI_IO_SW0

DIGI_IO_SW0

0 CDR Inputmute is off

1106

1 CDR Inputmute is on

C

D

E

F

A

B

C

D

E

F

1160 A1
1162-A E9
1162-B B9
1163 C1
1164 E1
2220 B3
2221 E8
2222 F5
2225 D2
2226 E1
2227 A3
2228 E9
2230 B4
2231 B1

0 CDR Input is Dig-out of 3CDC
1 CDR Input is Dig-In of set

DIGI_IO_SW1

to Front Boardto AF BOARD

DIGI_IO_SW0

DIGI_IO_SW0

P...for Provision only

P

DIG. IN

P

out

123456789

123456789

A

B

1 Dig-output of set is CDR

0 Dig-output of set is 3CDC

mute EBU to CDR:0/1=mute off/mute on

digital in selection:0/1=CDC/AUX

digital out selection:0/1=CDC/CDR

DIGI_IO_SW1

in

140:50

2232 F7
2233 E7
2234 B9
2235 E8
2236 A2
3350 B2
3351 C3
3353 D4
3354 E9
3355 E4
3356 E6
3357 D3
3358 B3
3359 A2
3360 E3
3361 B8
3362 E6
3363 E9
3364 C3
3365 B3
3366 C3
3367 B8
3368 F7
5130 E8

5

6

DIGI_IO_SW1
DIGI_IO_SW0
DIGI_IO_SW0

to CDR

DIG. OUT

EBU IN

EBU_OUT

SHIELD

3

4

5

SXXB-EH-A

1163

1

2

3

4

DIG

FE-ST-VK-N

1160

1

2

2230

100n

ANA

ANA

100K

3366

7140-E

74LVU04D

11 10

+5VA

DIG

3363

270R

+2.5VIC

DIG

DIG

3361

470R

1162-B

YKC21-3421

5

4

3

2231

100n

2225
100n

DIG

3364

100R

DIG

DIG

ANA

DIG

DIG

34

6

3367

82R

ANA

5130

6RG

1
2

+2.5VIC

220R

3359

EH-S

1

2

3

2228

100n

1164

1n

2232

2222

100n

98

3360

100K

470R
3362

DIG

7140-D

ANA

2235

150p

ANA

3368

560R

7140-B

3

14

4

VDD

16

VEE7VSS

8

10K

3351

DIG

HEF4052B

7142

1

10

11

12

13

14

15

23

4

5

6

9

+2.5VIC

10K

3358

3353

56K

DIG

3350

470R

+5VA

4

5

6

916

VDD

7

VEE

8

VSS

100n

2221

7145

HEF4052B

1

10

11

12

13

14

15

23

13

12

1u

2227

2

DIG

7140-F

7140-A

1

100n

2220

3356

2K2

3365

100K

9402

+5VA

+2.5VIC

9401

+2.5VIC

100n

2234

39R

3354

100n

2233

100n

2226

100n

2236

5

2

1

1162-A

YKC21-3421

DIG

3357

68K

100K

3355

9403

6

7140-C

5

+5VA

Digital switch Board

5,6V

5,6V

2,5V

5,6V

1,3V

1,1V

1,1V

1,2V

1,2V

DC Voltages measured
during operation

.

. . V

EVM

V

CDR-Mini LED Board Copperside view stage .4 (2000-02-23)

Light Guide Copperside view

0021

4501

3403

7160

6170

BE

C

3401

2260

3404

BC847B

7160

0021

1

2

3

6170

LTL-503

3403

1K

3401
2K7

47R

3404

2260

100n

Light Guide Board

6-4 6-4

CDR-Mini Front Board Copperside view stage .4 (2000-02-23)

This assembly drawing shows a summary of all possible versions.
For components used in a specific version see schematic diagram respectively partslist.

2100 B6
2101 B6
2102 B6
2103 B6
2108 A5
2109 A5
2111 B6
2114 B7
2115 C3

2116 C3
2121 A5
2122 A5
2124 C2
2125 C2
2126 C2
2127 A3
2128 A3
2135 A5

2136 A5
2137 A5
2138 A5
2139 A5
2140 A5
2141 A5
2142 A5
2143 A5
2144 A5

2145 A5
2146 A5
2150 A2
2154 C1
2155 A3
2157 A2
2159 B1
2161 D7
2165 C6

2166 C6
2167 C6
2168 C6
2169 C6
2170 B6
2171 B6
2172 C6
2173 C6
2174 C6

2175 C1
2176 C6
2178 B1
2179 A1
2180 A1
2181 A1
2182 B2
2183 B1
2184 A2

2185 A2
2186 B1
2187 A2
2188 A2
2189 A2
2190 A1
2191 A1
2192 A1
2193 A2

2194 A6
2195 D1
2196 C1
2197 C2
2198 C7
2199 C4
2200 B3
3094 A4
3096 A5

3097 A5
3098 A5
3099 A5
3101 A3
3102 A5
3103 A5
3104 C3
3105 A3
3106 A3

3107 A3
3108 A3
3109 A3
3110 A4
3111 A4
3112 A4
3113 A4
3114 A4
3115 A4

3116 A4
3117 A4
3118 A4
3119 C3
3120 C3
3121 A3
3122 A3
3123 A3
3124 A3

3125 A4
3126 A4
3127 A3
3128 A4
3129 A4
3130 A4
3131 A4
3132 A4
3133 A4

3134 A4
3135 A4
3136 B7
3137 A4
3138 A5
3139 A5
3140 B7
3141 A3
3142 A4

3143 B7
3144 A3
3145 A4
3146 B7
3147 A3
3148 A4
3149 B6
3150 A3
3151 B4

3152 B7
3153 A3
3154 B4
3155 B7
3156 C3
3158 B4
3159 C2
3160 B4
3161 C2

3162 B4
3163 C2
3164 B4
3165 C2
3166 B4
3167 C2
3168 B4
3169 B4
3170 B4

3171 B4
3172 B4
3173 A3
3174 B4
3175 C2
3176 A3
3177 B3
3178 A3
3179 B4

3180 A2
3181 A3
3182 B6
3183 B6
3184 B6
3185 C4
3186 A3
3187 A2
3188 B2

3189 B2
3190 B3
3191 B3
3192 B3
3193 B3
3194 B3
3195 B3
3196 B3
3197 B3

3198 B3
3199 B3
3200 A2
3201 A3
3202 A3
3203 B3
3204 B3
3205 B3
3206 B3

3207 B3
3208 B3
3209 B3
3210 B3
3211 B3
3212 B3
3213 B3
3214 C4
3215 C4

3216 C4
3217 C3
3218 C4
3219 C4
3220 B6
3221 B1
3222 C1
3223 C1
3224 C3

3225 A2
3226 A2
3227 C1
3228 B1
3230 B1
3231 A2
3232 C1
3233 B7
3236 C2

3237 C4
3238 C4
3243 C6
3244 C6
3245 C6
3246 C6
3247 C6
3248 B5
3249 C5

3250 C1
3251 C1
3253 C5
3254 C5
3255 C5
3256 C5
3257 A7
3258 A7
3259 A7

3260 B7
3261 B7
3262 D7
3264 A1
3265 A1
3267 B1
3268 A1
3269 A1
3270 A1

3271 A1
3272 D1
3273 D1
3275 A2
3276 B1
3277 A1
3278 B1
3279 A2
3280 A2
3282 A2
3283 A2
3284 A2
3285 A2
3286 A1
3287 A1
3288 A1
3289 A1
3290 D1
3291 A1
3292 A1
3293 C5
3294 C5
4001 A7
4002 A5
4004 A5
4005 A5
4006 A5
4007 A5
4008 A5
4009 A5
4012 A2
4013 A2
4014 A2
4015 A1
4016 A2
4017 B5
4018 C5
4019 C5
4021 C4
4022 C4
4024 B3
4025 C4
4026 C3
4027 C3
4028 C3
4029 C3
4030 C3
4031 C2
4032 C2
4033 C1
4034 C1
4035 C1
4036 C3
4037 D1
4038 C1
4039 C1
4040 D1
4041 D1
4042 D1
4043 D1
4044 B1
4045 B1
4046 B1
4047 B1
4048 B1
4049 B1
4050 B1
4051 B6
4052 C4
4053 C3
4054 B1
4055 B1
4056 A1
4057 B5
4058 A1
4059 A1
4060 A1
4061 A1
6200 A4
6201 A4
6202 A4
6203 A4
6205 A4
6206 A4
6207 A4
6208 A4
6209 A3
6210 A3
6211 A3
7101 A3
7102 A5
7103 A5
7104 A4
7105 A5
7106 A5
7107 B6
7108 A3
7110 C1
7111 A2
7120 C1
7121 C6
7122 A1
7123 C5

Front Board Copperside view

6-56-5

RAM

VFT - DRIVER - CIRCUIT

VFT - DRIVER

3-STATE

I/O

ROM

3-STATE

I/O

P1 P3

3-STATE

I/O

3-STATE

I/O

P4 P5

ANALOG IN ANALOG IN

I/O

ADRESS / DATA - BUS

PE

VFT - DRIVER

P0

PD

VFT - DRIVER

P9

VFT - DRIVER

P8

VFT - DRIVER

P7

VFT - DRIVER

P6

VFT - DRIVER

PF

CPU - CLK

I/O P2

CPU

STB

D1

EN1

SRG8

FRONT BOARD SHEET 1

DATA BUS TO SHEET 2

H

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

(1160)

(1538)

(1704)

to Digital switching

to CDR-Module

to AF-BOARD

to AF-BOARD

12x

EEPROM

7x

12x

(1536)

IR-EYE

D

1K

3192

6104

3161

1K

10p 2116

LTL-1CHAE

6107

1n

2194

82K

3102

D

3195

1K

2u2

5111

D

D

D

100p

2100

6108

100R

3178

2140

1N4148

1K

3209

0404

6101

1K

3095

6102

3199

1K

270R

3140

2u2

5104

1K3163

6105

2111

100n

8

9

4R7

3216

220R

3123

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

2

3

4

5

6

7

FE-BT-VK-N

1102

1

D

2u2

5101

10p2126

3132

220R

53545556575859606162666870 9383940414243444546474849 5505152 23242526272829 33031323334353637

1101

110111213141516171819202122

6110

1N4148

BJ721GNK

D

1108

3145

470R

D

220u

2134

7105

BC847B

220u

2151

D

2146

3143

270R

220R

3106

D

100n

2150

D

BC847B

7111

3151
220R

6211

6210

3134

220R

D

3122

220R

3

4

D

FE-BT-VK-N

1104

1

2

1K

3203

2197

1n

2141

3155270R

D

3214
100R

3159

3232

1K

100R

3233

470R

2121

220R

3148

180p

10n

2155

220R

3158

D

D

10n

2157

2161

1n

D

D

3206

1K

47R

3235

3187

1K

D

180p

2135

D

2138

220R
3142

PF3

85

PF4

86

92

RESET

TEST

95

31

VAREF

VASS

30

VDD-CPU

88

VDD-I|O

32

VDD-VFT

51

VKK

87

90

VSS-CPU

VSS-I|O

29

XIN

89

XOUT

91

PD369PD4

7071

PD5

PD6

7273

PD7

PE0

74

PE175PE276PE377PE4

7879

PE5

PE6

80

PE7

81

PF0

82

PF1

83

PF2

84

P8353P84

5455

P85

P86

5657

P87

P9058P9159P9260P9361P94

6263

P95

P9664P97

65

PD066PD167PD2

68

P63

36

P64

37

38

P65

P66

39

40

P67

P70

41

P71

42

P72

43

P73

44

P74

45

46

P75

P76

47

P77

48

P80

49

P81

50

P82

52

P3316P40

17 18

P41

P42

19 20

P43

P4421P4522P4623P4724P50

25 26

P51

P5227P53

28

P60

33

P61

34

P62

35

P063P0745P10

P1167P12

P138P149P1510P1611P17

12

96

P20

P21

93

P22

94

P3013P3114P32

15

7108
TMP88CU77ZF

97

P00
P01

98

P02

99

P03

100

P041P05

2

3228

D

6209

10K

EH-B

1103

1

2

3

220R

3147

7112

TSOP2836

3

GND4MT

1

OUT

2

VSUP

3182

470R

1K

3198

3220

100R

1107

32K768

D

4R7

3218

3130

220R

220R

3135

3176
100R

3231

100K

3177

1K

7101

BC847B

D

220R

3113

3173

1K

D

shield5

3165 470R

D

3212

1K

2144

3210

1K

3237
4R7

4R7

3238

3097

470R

1K

3194

3128

220R

0405

3136 270R

D

BAW56

6200

D

1K

3179

680K
3217

6201

100R

3234

82K

3139

5102

2u2

3185
100R

D

1K3167

3221

100R

3114

220R

3107

220R

3150

220R

220R

3125

220R

3121

D

3119

220R

D

6203

10p2115

2u2

5112

6205

3149

270R

0401

D

5103

2u2

6207

220R

3168

1105

FE-BT-VK-N

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

180p

2108

D

3108

220R

220R

3117

100n2154

D

3174

1K

3154

220R

15p

220R
3144

shield1

2128

2101

100n

680K

3224

D

2136

220R

3120

VSS

WC_

7

470R

3099

2142

M24C01

7110

E0

1

E1

2

E2

3

SCL

6

SDA

5

VCC

8

4

2145

470R

3098

270R

3152

3186

D

3096

470R

2n2

2159

1K

3110

220R

1K

3230

D

3126

220R

3181

1K

220R

3166

470R

3094

1K

3201

D

3193

1K

2139

4

5

D

D

220R

3171

3197

1K

FE-BT-VK-N

1106

1

2

3

3215
4R7

3138

82K

1K

3207

10K3222

2153

1u

KEY

3223

10K

10u

2152

2102

10n

2193

1n

1n

2103

14
13
12
11
9
10

1

16

8

3204

1K

74HC4094D

7107

3

2

15

4
5
6
7

2122

220R

3127

4K7

3137

180p

1K

3190

3118

220R

3219

4R7

220R

3160

3170

220R

3105

220R

3208

1K

D

D

0406

D

220R

3115

3164

220R

shield4

D

3202

1K

D

3236

33K

3184
1K5

82K

1K5

3183

3175

D

3103

1K

2110

3200

1K

47u

2137

3226

100K

1K

3172

1n

2196

6103

220R

1K

3188

1n

2198

3104

D

D

D

1K

3180

3191

470R

2143

220R

3109

3116

220R

2125

1K

3211

2u2

5109

10p

3141

220R

3101

4K7

BC847B

7102

shield3

3124

220R

220R

3129

6208

BC847B

7104

2109

180p

212715p

3169
220R

BC847B

7103

2200

100n

1K

3196

6109

1N4148

220R

3131

1K

3205

6202

0403

3153

1K

1K

3225

220R

3133

220R

3111

6106

1K

0402

3112

220R

3227

D

5110

2u2

2124 10p

2199

10n

470p

2114

shield2

3189

470R

1n

D

2195

47u

3162
220R

D

2158

6206

270R3146

10u

2156

D

7106

BC847B

1K

3213

G11

G8

G5

G2

G10

G7

G4

G1

CDSwInfo

-30V

+5V6

F2

F1

AmNTC

SA_IN

1K

3156

P32
P33

P26
P30

P22
P25

P18
P19

P12
P13

P10
P11

P14
P16

P6
P7

P4
P5

P2
P3

P1

-30V!

I2C_DATA

I2C_CLK

LEDShDATA

G12

G9

G6

G3

LEDShDATA

LEDShSTR

LEDShCLK

LED_ON

+yP

+yP

+yP

RESET

G16

G14

G151

G131

G161

G141

P361

P36

-30V

+D

PWRDWN

I2C_CLK

I2C_DATA

-30V

P24

P25

P26

P27

P28

P29

P30

P31

P32

P33

P34

+5V6

+yP

+5V6

CDSICL

I2CW_DATA

I2CW_CLK

G15

G13

P35

+D

+C

DIGI_IO_SW2

+D

P13

P14

P15

P16

P17

P351

G161

G151

G141

G131

G12

G11

G10G9G8G7G6G5G4G3G2G1P361

P1

P18

P19

P20

P21

P22

P23

+D

P351

CDTXTin
CdTxtDQSV

DIGI_IO_SW0
DIGI_IO_SW1

+5V6

CDShCLK
CDShSTR

P2P3P4P5P6P7P8P9P10

P11

P12

P31

P32

P33

P34

P35

P13

P29

P27

P25

P23

P21

P19

CDShCLK

-30V!

+5V6

+5V6

-30V!

RC5

+D

CDShDATA

CDSILD

HP_DET

RESET

+D

CWReqKbe
CWReset

+5V6

CDShDATA

+D

-30V!

-30V!

+D

-30V!

+D

-30V!

P20

P22

P24

P26

P28

P30

P15

P14

P12

P11

P10

P9P8P7P6P5P4P3

P2

JOG_VOLB

I2CW_CLK

I2CW_DATA

TU_DATA

JOG_B

LEDShCLK

F2F1

I2C_DATA

I2C_CLK

CWReqKbe

CWReset

TuRDSDATA

STEREO

TU_CLK

TU_CE

G16

G15

G14

G13

G12

G11

G10

G9

G8

G7

G6

G5

G4

G3

G2

G1

P18

P17

P16

CDTXTCLK

P1

P36

Sh_DATA

+5V6

JOG_VOLA

RC5

CDTXTDQSV

JOG_A

CDSwInfo

TuRDSCLK

CDShSTR

CDSICL

CDTXTCLK

CDTXTin

CDSILD

PWRDWN

AmNTC

Multiplexin

MuxEnable

0401 G1
0402 G1
0403 G1
0404 G2
0405 H2
0406 H2
1101 A9
1102 A15
1103 D13
1104 D15

1105 E15
1106 F15
1107 E4
1108 D3
2100 A12
2101 A11
2102 A11
2103 B11
2108 A2
2109 A3

2110 A12
2111 A12
2114 D12
2115 B14
2116 B14
2121 B2
2122 B3
2124 D14
2125 D14
2126 D14

2127 E4
2128 E4
2134 G10
2135 C11
2136 C11
2137 C11
2138 C11
2139 D11
2140 D11
2141 D11

2142 D11
2143 D11
2144 D11
2145 D11
2146 E11
2150 H3
2151 H11
2152 A4
2153 H4
2154 H5

2155 H3
2156 A10
2157 H3
2158 H8
2159 H7
2161 H1
2193 H1
2194 H1
2195 H1
2196 H2

2197 H2
2198 H2
2199 F15
2200 F10
3094 B1
3095 E11
3096 B3
3097 A2
3098 A3
3099 B2

3101 A1
3102 A2
3103 A3
3104 A15
3105 B5
3106 B5
3107 B6
3108 B6
3109 B6
3110 B7

3111 B7
3112 B7
3113 B7
3114 B8
3115 B8
3116 B8
3117 B9
3118 B9
3119 A15
3120 B15

3121 B5
3122 B5
3123 B6
3124 B6
3125 B6
3126 B6
3127 B7
3128 B7
3129 B7
3130 B8

3131 B8
3132 B8
3133 B8
3134 B9
3135 B9
3136 B12
3137 B1
3138 B2
3139 B3
3140 B12

3141 C5
3142 C10
3143 B12
3144 C4
3145 C10
3146 C12
3147 C5
3148 C10
3149 C12
3150 C4

3151 C10
3152 C12
3153 C5
3154 C10
3155 C12
3156 C14
3158 C10
3159 C15
3160 D10
3161 C14

3162 D10
3163 C15
3164 D10
3165 C15
3166 D10
3167 D15
3168 D10
3169 D10
3170 D10
3171 E10

3172 E10
3173 E4
3174 E10
3175 D14
3176 E5
3177 E10
3178 E4
3179 E10
3180 E5
3181 E4

3182 A12
3183 A12
3184 A12
3185 E15
3186 F5
3187 F5
3188 F6
3189 F6
3190 F6
3191 F7

3192 F7
3193 F7
3194 F7
3195 F8
3196 F8
3197 F8
3198 F9
3199 F9
3200 G5
3201 G6

3202 G6
3203 G6
3204 G6
3205 G7
3206 G7
3207 G7
3208 G8
3209 G8
3210 G8
3211 G8

3212 G9
3213 F9
3214 E15
3215 F11
3216 F12
3217 A14
3218 H12
3219 H11
3220 B11
3221 H8

3222 H5
3223 H5
3224 B14
3225 H4
3226 H3
3227 H5
3228 H7
3230 H7
3231 H3
3232 H5

3233 D12
3234 H6
3235 A12
3236 D15
3237 F12
3238 H12
5101 C2
5102 F10
5103 D4
5104 F11

5109 A4
5110 A10
5111 A1
5112 B1
6101 B13
6102 B13
6103 B13
6104 C13
6105 C13
6106 C13

6107 C13
6108 F11
6109 H6
6110 H11
6200 C1
6201 C1
6202 D1
6203 D1
6205 E1
6206 E1

6207 E1
6208 E1
6209 F1
6210 F1
6211 F1
7101 A1
7102 A2
7103 A3
7104 B1
7105 B2

7106 B3
7107 A11
7108 D6
7110 H6
7111 H3
7112 H8

DISPLAY

DC Voltages measured
during operation

.

. . V

EVM

V

-27,7V

-27,8V

4,6V

-27,7V

-27,8V

4,6V

-27,7V

-27,8V

4,6V

-27,7V

-27,8V

4,6V

-27,7V

-27,8V

-30V
4,5V

4,5V

5,5V

4,5V

4,5V

4,5V

5,6V

5,6V

4,6V

4,5V

4,5V

5V

4,4V

0V

4,6V

-27,7V

-27,8V

4,6V

0V = LED on
5V = LED off