Philips PREMIUM 10501 User Manual

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Preface

This document gives some application information how to use the Premium 10501

The Starter kit Premium 10501 is intended to be used for high-end video/audio and Jukebox applications. Using the kit and documentation should make it possible to provide a quickly start of the design-in work.

The Premium 10501 is a complete functional module that consists of the CD engine, cables and documentation. The CD engine is equipped with a PCB underneath the mechanism. The PCB contains the electronics, and provides the necessary interface to connect the unit to the external application circuit.

The unit can be controlled through the so-called DSA bus. Available DSA commands are described in the Premium 10501 documentation. A floppy with DSA control software, which runs on an IBM compatible PC, is available and is part of the documentation.

The Premium 10501 is not indented to be copied.

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PHILIPS LASER OPTICS

USER MANUAL

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Author(s)

Phil Wu Arthur He

Philips Components

Optical Storage Shanghai

Keywords:

High-end Audio

Jukebox

DSA

CD10

VAU1254

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The publisher reserve the right to change the data mentioned in this document without prior notice.

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Table of Contents

 

 

1. Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................................

 

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1.1 Abbreviations used ........................................................................................................................................

 

6

2. System overview...................................................................................................................................................

 

6

2.1 Features............................................................................................................................................................

 

7

2.2 Some numbers ................................................................................................................................................

 

7

3. PCB key component and connector placement ...............................................................................................

 

8

4. Configuration options..........................................................................................................................................

 

8

5. PCB connector interface description.................................................................................................................

 

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5.1

The actuator connector (internal connection) ...........................................................................................

9

5.2 The diode flex connector (internal connection)........................................................................................

9

5.3

The DSA connector.....................................................................................................................................

 

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5.4

The I2S/graphics connector .......................................................................................................................

 

10

5.5

The EBU connector.....................................................................................................................................

 

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5.6

The power connector...................................................................................................................................

 

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5.7

The line-out connector................................................................................................................................

 

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5.8

The 16 MHz clock output ..........................................................................................................................

 

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6. The DSA control interface ................................................................................................................................

 

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6.1

DSA interface bus protocol........................................................................................................................

 

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6.2

DSA Commands ..........................................................................................................................................

 

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6.3

Summary of DSA Control commands .....................................................................................................

 

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7. Micro Controller pinning ..................................................................................................................................

 

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7.1 General...........................................................................................................................................................

 

15

7.2 Features..........................................................................................................................................................

 

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7.3

Micro controller Pinning.............................................................................................................................

 

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8. Power requirements ...........................................................................................................................................

 

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8.1

Switching the power on /off .......................................................................................................................

 

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8.2

Rise time of the power supplies ................................................................................................................

 

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8.3

Ventilation.....................................................................................................................................................

 

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9. Getting the best audio performance.................................................................................................................

 

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9.1

Absolute audio phase..................................................................................................................................

 

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10. Connecting the Premium 10501.....................................................................................................................

 

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11. Problem solving................................................................................................................................................

 

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12. General application information....................................................................................................................

 

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1. Introduction

Using the Premium 10501 module, the user will get a high performance CD-engine, which is designed to deliver an extremely good playability and very low mechanical playing noise.

The module provides standard to high end audio quality output signals. For those customers who strive for extreme high performance audio, fine tuning the audio output with additional post filtering can be used. Using a special external DAC is still possible as the I2S signals are available.

Refer for all technical specifications to the data sheets only

1.1 Abbreviations used

BCCDAC

Bitstream Continuous Calibration Digital to Analog Converter

CD

Compact Disc

CD-DA

Compact Disc Digital Audio

CD10

SAA7324 Compact Disc Decoder & Digital Servo

DAC

Digital to Analog Converter

DSA

Data Strobe Acknowledge

EBU

European Broadcast Union

HF

High frequency (EFM) signal

LDGU

Laser Detector Grating Unit

OTP

One-time Programmable (Eprom controller).

QFP

Quad Flat Pack

VAM

Video Audio Module (CD Mechanism)

VAU

Video Audio Unit (Assembly of VAM and PCB)

2. System overview

Mechanism

PCB

 

 

 

 

HF signal

 

Stereo

Left audio

 

 

DAC

 

 

HF Equalizer

Digital

 

Diode

Discrete circuit

 

 

Servo

 

 

Amplifier

LF signals

TDA1305T

Right audio

Control

Laser

 

 

 

 

and

 

 

Supply

 

 

 

CD-Decoder

 

I2S

 

 

TZA1022

SAA7324 M2

 

IEC958

 

 

 

 

Laser on/off

 

 

16MHz optional

 

 

 

 

 

FocRa SleMo

 

 

 

us

dialdgetor

 

 

 

 

 

Control

DSA control

 

 

 

Micro

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Controller

 

VAM1254

 

2 x

 

Flash interface

 

Dual Servo

 

3-beam

 

Drivers

 

 

Mechanism

 

 

 

 

 

TDA7073

 

Supply

Figure 1: Block diagram

The left part of this diagram shows the VAM1254 mechanism. The total assembly of VAM1254 and the PCB is called the CD Engine. The Premium 10501 starterkit consist of the CD engine, some cables, DSA interface, control software on floppy and documentation.

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