Pioneer AVH-P6380BT Schematic

PIONEER CORPORATION 1-1, Shin-ogura, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa 212-0031, Japan

PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A. PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936

PIONEER CORPORATION 2011

DVD AV RECEIVER

ORDER NO.

CRT4684

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

AVH-P6300BT

/XNUC

AVH-P6350BT/XNRD AVH-P6350BT/XNRI

This service manual should be used together with the following manual(s):

Model No. Order No. Mech.Module Remarks

CX-3268 CRT4534 MS7 DVD Mech. Module : Circuit Descriptions, Mech. Descriptions, Disassembly

For details, refer to "Important Check Points for Good Servicing".

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SAFETY INFORMATION

Where in a manufacturer’s service documentation, for example in circuit diagrams or lists of components, a symbol is used to indicate that a specific component shall be replaced only by the component specified in that documentation for safety reasons, the following symbol shall be used:

CAUTION:

USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.

- Safety Precautions for those who Service this Unit. When checking or adjusting the emitting power of the laser diode exercise caution in order to get safe, reliable results.

Caution:

1. During repair or tests, minimum distance of 13 cm from the focus lens must be kept.

2. During repair or tests, do not view laser beam for 10 seconds or longer.

WARNING!

The AEL (accessible emission level )of the laser power output is less than CLASS 1 but the laser component is capable of emitting radiation exceeding the limit for CLASS 1. A specially instructed person should do servicing operation of the apparatus.

CAUTION

This product is a class 1 laser product classified under the Safety of laser products, IEC 60825-1:2007, and contains a class 1M laser module. To ensure continued safety,donotremove any covers or attempt to gain access to the inside of the product. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.

CAUTION—CLASS 1M INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN, DO NOT VIEW DIRECTLY WITH OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS.

CAUTION

This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual do-it-yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual. Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may void the warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.

W

ARNING

This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 - Proposition 65

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CAUTION

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replaced only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacture. Discord used batteries according to the manufacture's instructions.

Additional Laser Caution

Transistors Q1103 and Q1104 in PCB drive the laser diodes for DVD and CD respectively. When Q1103 or Q1104 is shorted between their terminals, the laser diodes for DVD or CD will radiate beam. If the top cover is removed with no disc loaded while such short-circuit is continued, the naked eyes may be exposed to the laser beam.

Laser diode characteristics

Wave length:

DVD:660 nm to 670 nm CD:780 nm to 800 nm

Focus lens on Maximum output:

CD:6.26 mW(Emitting period :9 sec.) DVD:1.27 mW (Emitting period : unlimited)

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[Important Check Points for Good Servicing]

In this manual, procedures that must be performed during repairs are marked with the below symbol. Please be sure to confirm and follow these procedures.

1. Product safety

Please conform to product regulations (such as safety and radiation regulations), and maintain a safe servicing environment by following the safety instructions described in this manual.

1 Use specified parts for repair. Use genuine parts. Be sure to use important parts for safety. 2 Do not perform modifications without proper instructions. Please follow the specified safety methods when modification(addition/change of parts) is required due to interferences such as

radio/TV interference and foreign noise. 3 Make sure the soldering of repaired locations is properly performed. When you solder while repairing, please be sure that there are no cold solder and other debris.

Soldering should be finished with the proper quantity. (Refer to the example) 4 Make sure the screws are tightly fastened. Please be sure that all screws are fastened, and that there are no loose screws. 5 Make sure each connectors are correctly inserted. Please be sure that all connectors are inserted, and that there are no imperfect insertion. 6 Make sure the wiring cables are set to their original state. Please replace the wiring and cables to the original state after repairs.

In addition, be sure that there are no pinched wires, etc. 7 Make sure screws and soldering scraps do not remain inside the product. Please check that neither solder debris nor screws remain inside the product. 8 There should be no semi-broken wires, scratches, melting, etc. on the coating of the power cord. Damaged power cords may lead to fire accidents, so please be sure that there are no damages.

If you find a damaged power cord, please exchange it with a suitable one. 9 There should be no spark traces or similar marks on the power plug. When spark traces or similar marks are found on the power supply plug, please check the connection and advise on secure

connections and suitable usage. Please exchange the power cord if necessary. a Safe environment should be secured during servicing. When you perform repairs, please pay attention to static electricity, furniture, household articles, etc. in order to prevent injuries.

Please pay attention to your surroundings and repair safely.

2. Adjustments

To keep the original performance of the products, optimum adjustments and confirmation of characteristics within specification. Adjustments should be performed in accordance with the procedures/instructions described in this manual.

4. Cleaning

For parts that require cleaning, such as optical pickups, tape deck heads, lenses and mirrors used in projection monitors, proper cleaning should be performed to restore their performances.

3. Lubricants, Glues, and Replacement parts

Use grease and adhesives that are equal to the specified substance. Make sure the proper amount is applied.

5. Shipping mode and Shipping screws

To protect products from damages or failures during transit, the shipping mode should be set or the shipping screws should be installed before shipment. Please be sure to follow this method especially if it is specified in this manual.

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1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS

1. You should conform to the regulations governing the product (safety, radio and noise, and other regulations), and should keep the safety during servicing by following the safety instructions described in this manual.

2. Be careful in handling ICs. Some ICs such as MOS type are so fragile that they can be damaged by electrostatic induction.

3. Before disassembling the unit, be sure to turn off the power. Unplugging and plugging the connectors during power-on mode may damage the ICs inside the unit.

4. To protect the pickup unit from electrostatic discharge during servicing, take an appropriate treatment (shorting-solder) by referring to "the DISASSEMBLY" .

5. After replacing the pickup unit, be sure to skew adjustment.

6. When a flash ROM needs to be replaced by service, do not replace an IC but a core unit (as no encryption key is written in a flash alone).

7. During disassembly, be sure to turn the power off since an internal IC might be destroyed when a connector is plugged or unplugged.

8. Countermeasures to user complaints on iPhone/iPod touch lip synchronization When a video is replayed, the video and audio may be out of synchronization depending on the connected iPod or iPhone. If it is annoying, perform the following operation. However, this operation will slightly deteriorate the sound quality of the iPod source. Also, it will disable the ASR function when the iPod source is used.

[Default] Audio digital mode

[Switching procedure] Press MODE and EJECT and turn on Accessory simultaneously

The above switches the “Audio digital mode” to the “Audio analog mode”. When the mode is switching, the BEEP1 sound will be heard.

[Supplement]

• The mode switching operation can only switch the “Audio digital mode” to the “Audio analog mode”. (The BEEP1 sound will be heard every time.)

• No indication of the mode is provided. [Resetting the mode]

Reset or BackUP OFF The above resets the mode to the “Audio digital mode”. Verification method

If the voice is not heard when a movie is played with the AUX jack unplugged, the voice has been switched to analog. * Initially, AUDIO sound is output with the AUX jack unplugged as it comes in via USB (digital).

9. Recautions for AEQ measurement If the microphone is not connected securely, the microphone input signals may become inaccurate and an error message “Plug the supplied microphone securely into the jack” may appear due to the measurement failure.

10. EJECT LOCK MODE for DVD mechanism How to enter : Press RESET while pressing [FORWARD] and [EJECT] keys together. How to exit : Same procedure to enter this mode.

11. When EEPROM is initialized, eject lock may be enabled. Please cancel eject lock in this case.

12. The connector in the monitor unit CN5002:CKS6008 is the connector with both contacts. If the flexible board is inserted reversely, unintended connection is made and it may cause a breaking of fuse or destruction of part. Do not insert it reversely.

Monitor Unit IC5701 TK61222CQ6 Heat pad

13. The part listed below is difficult to replace as a discrete component part. When the part listed in the table is defective, replace whole Assy.

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14. area and a heat sink becomes hot areas. Be careful not to burn yourself.

For environmental protection, lead-free solder is used on the printed circuit boards mounted in this unit. Be sure to use lead-free solder and a soldering iron that can meet specifications for use with lead-free solders for repairs accompanied by reworking of soldering.

Compared with conventional eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher melting points, by approximately 40 C. Therefore, for lead-free soldering, the tip temperature of a soldering iron must be set to around 373 C in general, although the temperature depends on the heat capacity of the PC board on which reworking is required and the weight of the tip of the soldering iron.

Compared with eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher bond strengths but slower wetting times and higher melting temperatures (hard to melt/easy to harden).

The following lead-free solders are available as service parts: Parts numbers of lead-free solder: GYP1006 1.0 in dia. GYP1007 0.6 in dia. GYP1008 0.3 in dia.

1.2 NOTES ON SOLDERING

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2. SPECIFICATIONS

General

Power source.............................14.4 V DC (10.8 V to 15.1 V

allowable)

Grounding system...................Negative type

Maximum current consumption

...................................................10.0 A

Dimensions (W ×H× D):

D

Chassis.....................178 mm × 50 mm ×

165mm

(7in. × 2in. × 6-1/2in.)

Nose...........................170 mm ×46 mm ×27 mm

(6-3/4in. ×1-3/4in. ×1in.)

Weight ........................................ 2.2 kg (4.84 lbs)

Display

Screen size/aspect ratio.......7.0 inch wide/16:9

(effective display area:

154.0mm ×86.9mm)

Pixels........................................... 345 600 (1 440 × 240)

Display method .......................TFT activematrix,driving

type

Color system.............................NTSC

Durable temperature range(poweroff)

...................................................–20 °C to +80 °C

Angle adjustment................... 50° to 110°

(initial settings: 90°)

Audio

Maximum power output.......50 W × 4

70 W ×1/2 Ω (for subwoo-

fer) Continuous power output ...22 W × 4 (1 kHz,5 % THD,4

Ω load, both channelsdri-

ven)

Load impedance..................... 4 Ω (4 Ω to 8 Ω (2 Ω for 1ch)

allowable) Preout maximumoutputlevel

...................................................4.0 V

Equalizer (8-Band GraphicEqualizer):

Frequency.........................40 Hz/80Hz/200Hz/400 Hz/

1kHz/2.5 kHz/8kHz/10kHz

Gain.................................... ±12 dB

HPF:

Frequency.........................50 Hz/63Hz/80Hz/100 Hz/

125Hz

Slope...................................–12 dB/oct

Subwoofer (mono):

Frequency.........................50 Hz/63Hz/80Hz/100 Hz/

125Hz

Slope...................................–18 dB/oct

Gain.....................................+6 dB to –24 dB

Phase .................................Normal/Reverse

Bass boost:

Gain.....................................+12 dB to 0 dB

DVD Player

System........................................DVD video, Video CD, CD,

WMA, MP3, AAC,DivX,

JPEG system

Usable discs .............................DVD video, Video CD,CD,

CD-R/RW,DVD-R/RW/R DL

Region number ........................1

Frequency response...............5 Hz to 44 000 Hz (with DVD,

at sampling frequency

96kHz)

Signal-to-noise ratio...............96 dB (1 kHz) (IHF-A net-

work) (RCA level) Output level:

Video...................................1.0 Vp-p/75 Ω (±0.2 V)

Number of channels............. 2 (stereo)

MP3 decoding format ...........MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3

WMA decoding format .........Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

(2ch audio) (Windows Media Player)

AAC decoding format ............MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes en-

coded only) (.m4a) (Ver. 9.0.3 andearlier)

DivX decoding format............Home Theater Ver. 3, 4,5.2,

6 (.avi, .divx)

USB

USB standard specification

...................................................USB 1.1, USB 2.0 full speed

Maximum current supply ....500mA

USB Class..................................MSC (Mass Storage Class)

File system.................................FAT16, FAT32

MP3 decoding format ...........MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3

WMA decoding format .........Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

(2ch audio) (Windows Media Player)

AAC decoding format ............MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes en-

coded only) (Ver. 9.0.3 andearlier)

DivX decoding format............Home Theater Ver.3, 4, 5.2,

6 (.avi, .divx)

SD

Compatible physical format

...................................................Version 1.1

File system.................................FAT12, FAT16, FAT32

MP3 decoding format ...........MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3

WMA decoding format .........Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

(2ch audio) (Windows Media Player)

AAC decoding format............MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes en-

coded only) (Ver. 9.0.3 andearlier)

DivX decoding format............Home Theater Ver. 3,4,5.2,

6 (.avi, .divx)

FM tuner

Frequency range.....................87.9 MHz to 107.9 MHz

Usable sensitivity.................... 9dBf (0.8 µV/75 Ω, mono,

S/N: 30dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio...............72 dB (IHF-A network)

AM tuner

Frequency range.....................530 kHz to 1 710 kHz

(10kHz)

Usable sensitivity.................... 25 µV (S/N: 20dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio...............62 dB (IHF-A network)

Bluetooth

Version.........................................Bluetooth 2.0 certified

Output power ............................+4 dBm Maximum

(Powerclass2)

CEA2006 Specifications

Power output .............................14 W RMS × 4 Channels

(4 Ω and 1 % THD+N)

S/N ratio......................................91 dBA (reference: 1 Winto

4 Ω)

Note

Specifications and the design are subject to modifications without notice.

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Backup current ........................ 5.0 mA or less

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General

Rated power source...............14.4 V DC

(allowable voltage range:

12.0V to 14.4V DC)

Grounding system.................. Negative type

Maximum current consumption

...................................................10.0 A

Dimensions (W ×H× D):

D

Chassis.....................178 mm × 50 mm ×

165mm

Nose...........................170 mm × 46 mm × 27 mm

Weight ........................................ 2.2 kg

Display

Screen size/aspect ratio.......7.0 inch wide/16:9

(effective display area:

154.0mm × 86.9 mm)

Pixels........................................... 345 600 (1 440 × 240)

Display method .......................TFT activematrix,driving

type

Color system.............................NTSC/PAL/PAL-M/SECAM

compatible

Durable temperature range(poweroff)

...................................................–20 °C to +80 °C

Audio

Maximum power output.......50 W × 4

70 W ×1/2 Ω (for subwoofer)

Continuous power output ...22 W × 4 (1 kHz,5 % THD,4

Ω load, both channelsdriven)

Load impedance..................... 4 Ω (4 Ω to 8 Ω (2 Ω for 1ch)

allowable)

Preout maximumoutputlevel

.................................................. 4.0 V

Equalizer (8-Band GraphicEqualizer):

Frequency........................ 40 Hz/80Hz/200 Hz/400Hz/

1kHz/2.5 kHz/8kHz/10kHz

Gain.................................... ±12 dB

HPF:

Frequency........................ 50 Hz/63Hz/80 Hz/100Hz/

125Hz

Slope.................................. –12 dB/oct

Subwoofer (mono):

Frequency.........................50 Hz/63Hz/80Hz/100 Hz/

125Hz

Slope.................................. –18 dB/oct

Gain.................................... +6 dB to –24 dB

Phase ................................ Normal/Reverse

Bass boost:

Gain.................................... +12 dB to 0 dB

DVD Player

System........................................DVD video, Video CD, CD,

WMA, MP3, AAC,DivX, JPEG system

Usable discs .............................DVD video, Video CD, CD,

CD-R/RW,DVD-R/RW/R DL

Region number ....................... 4

for South AmericanandOceanian models

Region number ....................... 2

for Middle EastAsian and South African models

Frequency response...............5 Hz to 44 000 Hz (with DVD,

at sampling frequency

96kHz)

Signal-to-noise ratio...............96 dB (1 kHz) (IEC-A net-

work) (RCA level)

Output level:

Video...................................1.0 Vp-p/75 Ω (±0.2 V)

Number of channels ............. 2 (stereo)

MP3 decoding format .......... MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3

WMA decoding format .........Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

(2ch audio) (Windows Media Player)

AAC decoding format ............MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes en-

coded only) (.m4a) (Ver. 9.0.3 andearlier)

DivX decoding format............Home Theater Ver. 3, 4, 5.2,

6 (.avi, .divx)

USB

USB standard specification

...................................................USB 1.1, USB 2.0 full speed

Maximum current supply ....500mA

USB Class..................................MSC (Mass Storage Class)

File system.................................FAT16, FAT32

MP3 decoding format ...........MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3

WMA decoding format .........Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

(2ch audio) (Windows Media Player)

AAC decoding format ............MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes en-

coded only) (Ver. 9.0.3 andearlier)

DivX decoding format............Home Theater Ver. 3, 4, 5.2,

6 (.avi, .divx)

SD

Compatible physical format

...................................................Version 1.10

File system.................................FAT12, FAT16, FAT32

MP3 decoding format ...........MPEG-1 & 2 Audio Layer 3

Backup current ........................ 5.0 mA or less

WMA decoding format .........Ver. 7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

(2ch audio) (Windows Media Player)

AAC decoding format............MPEG-4 AAC (iTunes en-

coded only) (Ver. 9.0.3 andearlier)

DivX decoding format............Home Theater Ver. 3, 4, 5.2,

6 (.avi, .divx)

FM tuner

Frequency range.....................87.5 MHz to 108.0 MHz

Usable sensitivity.................... 9dBf (0.8 µV/75 Ω, mono,

S/N: 30dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio...............72 dB (IEC-A network)

AM tuner

Frequency range.....................531 kHz to 1 602 kHz (9 kHz)

530kHz to 1640 kHz

(10kHz)

Usable sensitivity.................... 25 µV (S/N: 20dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio...............62 dB (IEC-A network)

Bluetooth

Version ........................................Bluetooth 2.0 certified

Output power ...........................+4 dBm Maximum

(Powerclass2)

Infrared remote control

Wavelength................................945 nm

Output ......................................... typ; 10 mw/sr per Infrared

LED

Note

Specifications and the design are subject to modifications without notice.

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2.2 DISC/CONTENT FORMAT

(UC model)

(RD, RI models))

Head unit

PartPart

1 Volume/ MUTE/

8 OPEN/CLOSE

2

MENU

Displaying the menu. Returning to the normal display.

9

AUX input jack (3.5mm stereo/ video jack) Use to connectan auxiliary device.

3

MODE

Turningthe information display off.

a

Auto EQ microphone input jack Use to connectan auto EQ microphone.

4 Disc loading slot b

USB port When connecting, open the USBconnector lid.

5 SRC/OFF c RESET

6

/(TRACK/ SEEK)

d

SD memory card slot

7 (eject)

CAUTION

 Use an optional PioneerUSBcable(CD-U50E)

to connect the USB audio player/USB memory as any device connected directly to the unit will protrude out from the unit and may be dangerous.

 Do not use unauthorized products.

Notes

 Insert it with the contact surface facing down,

and press on the card until it clicks and completely locks into place.

 When the navigation system is connected,

press MODE to switch to the navigation display.Press MODE andhold to turn the display off. Press MODE again to turnthedisplayon.

 Press and hold MENU to display

Picture Adjustment.

Refer to Changing the picture adjustment.

 For detailsonhowtooperateanavigationsys-

tem from this unit, refer to its operation manual.

Fastening the front panel

If you do not plan to detach the front panel, the front panel can be fastened with supplied screw.

Screw UC : BPZ20P060FTC

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Head unit

PartPart

1

Volume/MUTE/

7 (eject)

2

MENU

Displaying the menu. Returning to the normal display.

8 OPEN/CLOSE

3

MODE

Turningthe information display off.

9

 AUX input jack

(3.5mm stereo/ video jack) Use to connect an auxiliary device.

 Auto EQ micro-

phone input jack Use to connect an auto EQmicrophone.

4 Disc loading slot a

USB port When connecting, open the USBconnector lid.

traPtraP

5 SRC/OFF b RESET

6

/(TRACK/ SEEK)

c

SD memory card slot

CAUTION

 Use an optional PioneerUSBcable(CD-U50E)

to connect the USB audio player/USB memory as any device connected directly to the unit will protrude out from the unit and may be dangerous.

 Do not use unauthorized products.

Notes

 Insert an SD memory card with the contact

surface facing down, and press on the card until it clicks and completely locks into place.

 Press and hold MENU to display

Picture Adjustment.

Refer to Changing the picture adjustment.

Fastening the front panel

If you do not plan to detach the front panel, the front panel can be fastened with supplied screw.

Screw RD, RI : XXX7020

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Remote control

1 5

6

Part Operation

1 Thumb pad

Click to recall Menu. Use to selectamenu on the DVDmenu.

2 RETURN

Press todisplay the PBC (playback control) menu duringPBC playback.

3



Press topause or resume playback.



Press toreturn to the previous track (chapter).



Press togo to the next track (chapter).



Press tostop playback.

4 /(FOLDER/P.CH)

Press toselect the next/previous folder. Press torecall radio station frequencies assigned to presettuning keys.

Part Operation

5 BAND/ESC

Press toselect the tuner band when tuner is selectedasa source. Also usedto cancel the control mode of functions. Press toswitch between modes when playing discs with compressed audio and audio data(CDDA) such asCDEXTRA and MIXEDMODE CDs.

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MENU

Press todisplay the DVD menu during DVD playback.

TOP MENU

Press toreturn to the top menu duringDVD playback.

7

AUDIO

Press tochange the audio language during DVD playback. Press toswitch audio output for VideoCD/ DivX.

SUBTITLE

Press tochange the subtitle language during DVD/DivX playback.

ANGLE

Press tochange the viewing angle during DVD playback.

8 REAR SRC

Press tocycle through all the availablerear sources. Press andhold to turn the rear sourceoff.

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This product

Microphone

(supplied)

4 m

(13 ft. 1 in.)

Fuse (10 A)

RGB input

Wired remote input (WIRED REMOTE INPUT)

Hard-wired remote control adaptor can be

connected (sold separately).

Microphone input Jack (MIC)

17 cm (6-3/4 in.)

Yellow

Connect to the constant 12 V supply terminal.

Fuse resistor

Red

Connect to terminal controlled by ignition switch (12 V DC).

Black (chassis ground)

Connect to a clean, paint-free metal location.

Left Right

Front speakerFront speaker

Rear speaker or

Subwoofer (4 Ω)

White Gray

Gray/blackWhite/black

Green Violet

Green/black Violet/black

Violet

Violet/black

Not used.

Green

Green/black

When using a subwoofer of 70 W (2 Ω), be sure to connect with Violet and Violet/black leads of this unit.

Do not connect anything to Green and Green/black leads.

Subwoofer (4 Ω)

× 2

Rear speaker or

Subwoofer (4 Ω)

Orange/white

Connect to lighting switch terminal.

Fuse resistor

Pioneer IP-BUS

accessories

Navigation system

(AVIC-U220 (sold

separately)).

Antenna input

IP-BUS cable

IP-BUS input

(Blue)

26 pin cable (Supplied with Navigation system)

Insert the 26 pin cable in the direction

indicated in the figure.

Please contact your dealer to inquire

about the connectable navigation system.

Connection method

1. Clamp the lead.

2. Clamp firmly with

needle-nosed pliers.

Note:

· The position of the parking brake switch depends on the vehicle model. For details,

consult the vehicle Owner’s Manual or dealer.

Light green

Used to detect the ON/OFF status of the parking

brake. This lead must be connected to the power

supply side of the parking brake switch.

Blue/white

Connect to system control terminal of the power amp or

auto-antenna relay control terminal (max. 300 mA 12 V DC).

Ground side

Power supply side

Parking brake

switch

With a 2 speaker system, do not connect anything to the speaker leads

that are not connected to speakers.

Note:

· Change the initial setting of this unit. The

subwoofer output of this unit is monaural.

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When connecting to separately sold power amp

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









Blue/white

Connect to system control

terminal of the power amp

(max. 300 mA 12 V DC).

Connect with RCA cables

(sold separately)

Rear speaker

Perform these connections when

using the optional amplifier.

System remote control

Front speaker Front speaker

RightLeft

Rear speaker

Power amp

(sold separately)

Power amp

(sold separately)

Power amp

(sold separately)

Subwoofer

To front

output

To rear

output

To subwoofer

output

This product

Rear output

(REAR OUTPUT)

Front output

(FRONT OUTPUT)

Subwoofer output

(SUBWOOFER OUTPUT)

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

17 cm (6-3/4 in.)

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

Connecting the system

This product

Wired remote input (WIRED REMOTE INPUT)

Hard-wired remote control adaptor can be

connected (sold separately).

IP-BUS input

HD Radio tuner

(sold separately)

IP-BUS cable

(Supplied with HD Radio tuner)

When connecting the external video component and the display

When using a display connected to rear video output

This product’s rear video output and rear

audio output are for connection of a display to

enable passengers in the rear seats to watch

the DVD, etc.

WARNING

 Never install the display in a location where it

is visible to the driver while driving.

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This product

External video

component (sold

separately)

RCA cables (sold separately)

Audio inputs

(AUDIO INPUT)

Video input (VIDEO INPUT)

Display with RCA

input jacks (sold

separately)

Rear monitor output

(REAR MONITOR OUTPUT)

To video input

To video output

To audio outputs

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

Rear audio output

(REAR MONITOR OUTPUT(AUDIO))

To audio inputs

RCA cables (sold separately)

17 cm (6-3/4 in.)

Mini pin plug cable

(sold separately)

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

 It is necessary to change AV Input in

System Menu when connecting the exter-

nal video component.

When connecting with a rear

view camera

When this product is used with a rear view

camera, it is possible to automatically switch

from the video to rear view image when the

gear shift is moved to REVERSE (R).

WARNING

USE INPUT ONLY FOR REVERSE OR MIR-

ROR IMAGE REAR VIEW CAMERA. OTHER

USE MAYRESULT IN INJURY OR DAMAGE.

CAUTION

 The screen image may appear reversed.

 The rear view camera function is to be used

as an aid to keep an eye on trailers, or while

backing up. Do not use for entertainment pur-

poses.

 Objects in the rear view may appear closer or

more distant than they actually are.

Rear view camera input

(REAR VIEW CAMERA IN)

This product

13 cm (5-1/8 in.)

To video output

Rear view camera

(sold separately)

Violet/white

Of the two lead wires

connected to the back lamp,

connect the one in which the

voltage changes when the

gear shift is in the REVERSE

(R) position. This connection

enables the unit to

sense whether the car is

moving forwards or

backwards.

Fuse resistor

RCA cable

(sold separately)

CAUTION

You must use a camera which outputs mirror

reversed images.

It is necessary to set Camera Polarity properly in

System Menu when connecting the rear view

camera.

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Connecting the power cord





















This product

Microphone input Jack (MIC)

Microphone (supplied)

4 m

Fuse (10 A)

RGB input

Wired remote input (WIRED REMOTE INPUT)

Hard-wired remote control adaptor can be

connected (sold separately).

17 cm

Yellow

Connect to the constant 12 V supply terminal.

Fuse resistor

Red

Connect to terminal controlled by ignition switch (12 V DC).

Black (chassis ground)

Connect to a clean, paint-free metal location.

Left Right

Front speakerFront speaker

Rear speaker or

Subwoofer (4 Ω)

White Gray

Gray/blackWhite/black

Green Violet

Green/black Violet/black

Violet

Violet/black

Not used.

Green

Green/black

When using a subwoofer of 70 W (2 Ω), be sure to connect with Violet and Violet/black leads of this unit.

Do not connect anything to Green and Green/black leads.

Subwoofer (4 Ω)

× 2

Rear speaker or

Subwoofer (4 Ω)

Orange/white

Connect to lighting switch terminal.

Fuse resistor

Pioneer IP-BUS

accessories

Antenna input

IP-BUS cable

IP-BUS input

(Blue)

Connection method

1. Clamp the lead.

2. Clamp firmly with

needle-nosed pliers.

Note:

· The position of the parking brake switch depends on the vehicle model. For details,

consult the vehicle Owner’s Manual or dealer.

Light green

Used to detect the ON/OFF status of the parking

brake. This lead must be connected to the power

supply side of the parking brake switch.

Blue/white

Connect to system control terminal of the power amp or

auto-antenna relay control terminal (max. 300 mA 12 V DC).

Ground side

Power supply side

Parking brake

switch

With a 2 speaker system, do not connect anything to the speaker leads

that are not connected to speakers.

Note:

· Change the initial setting of this unit. The

subwoofer output of this unit is monaural.

When you connect the separately sold multi-channel

processor (e.g.,DEQ-P6600/DEQ-P7650) to this unit,

do not connect anything to the speaker leads and

system remote control (blue/white).

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























Blue/white

Connect to system control

terminal of the power amp

(max. 300 mA 12 V DC).

Connect with RCA cables

(sold separately)

Rear speaker

Perform these connections when

using the optional amplifier.

System remote control

Front speaker Front speaker

thgiRtfeL

Rear speaker

Power amp

(sold separately)

Power amp

(sold separately)

Power amp

(sold separately)

Subwoofer

To front

output

To rear

output

To subwoofer

output

This product

Rear output

(REAR OUTPUT)

Front output

(FRONT OUTPUT)

Subwoofer output

(SUBWOOFER OUTPUT)

13 cm

17 cm

13 cm

•When you connect the separately sold

multi-channel processor

(e.g.,DEQ-P6600/DEQ-P7650) to this

unit, do not connect anything to the

speaker leads and system remote control

(blue/white).

•When you connect the multi-channel

processor to this unit, refer to

multi-channel processor’s installation

manual for the connection method.

Connecting the system

DVD changer

(sold separately)

This product

Wired remote input (WIRED REMOTE INPUT)

Hard-wired remote control adaptor can be

connected (sold separately).

IP-BUS input

IP-BUS cable

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When connecting the external video component and the display

When using a display connected to rear video output

This product’s rear video output and rear

audio output are for connection of a display to

enable passengers in the rear seats to watch

the DVD, etc.

WARNING

 Never install the display in a location where it

is visible to the driver while driving.

This product

External video

component (sold

separately)

RCA cables (sold separately)

Audio inputs

(AUDIO INPUT)

Video input (VIDEO INPUT)

Display with RCA

input jacks (sold

separately)

Rear monitor output

(REAR MONITOR OUTPUT)

To video input

To video output

To audio outputs

13 cm

Rear audio output

(REAR MONITOR OUTPUT(AUDIO))

To audio inputs

RCA cables (sold separately)

17 cm

Mini pin plug cable

(sold separately)

13 cm

 It is necessary to change AV Input in

System Menu when connecting the exter-

nal video component.

When connecting with a multi-channel processor

IP-BUS cable (supplied with

multi-channel processor)

RCA cable (supplied with

multi-channel processor)

Optical cable

(supplied with

multi-channel processor)

IP-BUS cable

(Supplied with Bluetooth adapter)

Black

Bluetooth adapter

(e.g. CD-BTB200)

(sold separately)

(AVH-P5350DVD only)

Microphone

for hands-free phoning

(supplied with Bluetooth adapter)

Black

Optical cable connection box (CD-DD25)

(DEQ-P6600 :supplied with multi-channel processor)

(DEQ-P7650 : sold separately)

To SWL

To SWR

Blue

Multi-channel processor

(DEQ-P6600/DEQ-P7650)

(sold separately)

This product

IP-BUS input

Black

Wired remote input (WIRED REMOTE INPUT)

Hard-wired remote control adaptor can be

connected (sold separately).

Subwoofer output

(SUBWOOFER OUTPUT or

NON-FADING OUTPUT)

Optical

output

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When connecting with a rear

view camera

When this product is used with a rear view

camera, it is possible to automatically switch

from the video to rear view image when the

gear shift is moved to REVERSE (R).

WARNING

USE INPUT ONLY FOR REVERSE OR MIR-

ROR IMAGE REAR VIEW CAMERA. OTHER

USE MAYRESULT IN INJURY OR DAMAGE.

CAUTION

 The screen image may appear reversed.

 The rear view camera function is to be used

as an aid to keep an eye on trailers, or while

backing up. Do not use for entertainment pur-

poses.

 Objects in the rear view may appear closer or

more distant than they actually are.

Rear view camera input

(REAR VIEW CAMERA IN)

This product

13 cm

To video output

Rear view camera

(sold separately)

Violet/white

Of the two lead wires

connected to the back lamp,

connect the one in which the

voltage changes when the

gear shift is in the REVERSE

(R) position. This connection

enables the unit to

sense whether the car is

moving forwards or

backwards.

Fuse resistor

RCA cable

(sold separately)

CAUTION

You must use a camera which outputs mirror

reversed images.

It is necessary to set Camera Polarity properly in

System Menu when connecting the rear view

camera.

Connecting and installing the

optical cable connection box

WARNING

 Avoid installing the optical cable connection

box in locations where the operation of safety

devices such as airbags is prevented by this

unit. Otherwise, there is a danger of a fatal ac-

cident.

 Avoid installing the optical cable connection

box in locations where the operation of the

brake may be prevented. Otherwise, it may re-

sult in a traffic accident.

 Fix the optical cable connection box securely

with the hook and loop fastener or lock tie. If

the unit is loose, it disturbs driving stability,

which may result in a traffic accident.

CAUTION

 Install this unit using only the parts supplied

with this unit. If other parts are used, this unit

may be damaged or could dismount itself,

which leads to an accident or other problems.

 Do not install this unit near the doors where

rainwater is likely to be spilled on the unit. In-

cursion of water into the unit may cause

smoke or fire.

Connecting the optical cable

1 Connect the optical cable and ground

lead to the main unit.

Connect the optical cable so that it does not

protrude from the main unit, as shown in the

illustration. Fasten the ground lead to the pro-

trusion on the back of the main unit.

1

1 Screw

2 Connect the optical cable to the optical

cable connection box.

1

1 Optical cable

Installing the optical cable

connection box

 When installing the optical cable con-

nection box with the hook and loop fasten-

er.

Install the optical cable connection box using

the hook and loop fastener in the ample space

of the console box.

1

2

1 Hook fastener

2 Loop fastener

 When installing the optical cable con-

nection box with the lock tie.

Wrap the optical cable and connection box

with the protection tape and fasten with the

power code using the lock tie.

1

2

1 Wrap with the protectiontape

2 Fastenwiththelocktie

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3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

To keep the product quality after servicing, please confirm following check points.

No. Procedures Item to be confirmed

1 Confirm whether the customer complain has

been solved. If the customer complain occurs with the specific media, use it for the operation check.

The customer complain must not be reappeared. Display, video, audio and operations must be normal.

3 DVD Measure playback error rates at the

innermost and outermost tracks by using the test mode with the following disc. DVD test disc (TDV-582)

Deterioration of mecha-drive can be checked. The error rate must be less than the threshold value. (Refer to the chapter of DIAGNOSIS for the threshold value.)

4 DVD Play back a DVD.

(Menu operation; Title/chapter search)

Display, video, audio and operations must be normal.

5 CD Play back a CD.

(Track search)

Display, audio and operations must be normal.

6 FM/AM tuner Check FM/AM tuner action.

(Seek, Preset) Switch band to check both FM and AM.

Display, audio and operations must be normal. * If the reception sensitivity is poorer than normal, the gasket on the FM/AM tuner unit may be damaged or lost.

7 Check whether no disc is inside the product. The media used for the operating check must

be ejected.

8 Appearance check No scratches or dirt on its appearance after

receiving it for service.

For check items concerning image and voice, please refer to the followings:

Check items concerning image Check items concerning voice

Block-noise Distortion Crosscut noise Noise

Dot noise Low volume Distorted image (Image skip) High volume Low brightness Changes in level Too bright Pause of sound Color fading Partial discoloration

2 Flap-mecha Check the operation of the flap mechanism. The flap mechanism operation must be

smooth without making the noise and scratches.

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING

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3.2 PCB LOCATIONS

DVD Core Unit

C

(MS7)

Compound Unit (A)

D

Monitor PCB

K

Keyboard PCB

G

Switch PCB Unit

I

Compound Unit (B)

E

B

J

Tuner PCB

Volume PCB Unit

F

Panel PCB Main PCB Unit

H

BT ANT PCB

M

A:AVH-P6300BT/XNUC B:AVH-P6350BT/XNRD C:AVH-P6350BT/XNRI

DVD Amp Unit(Service) Consists of Mother PCB Tuner PCB Unit Number : CXX3036(A) : CXX3037(B) : CXX3038(C) Unit Name : DVD Amp Unit(Service)

Unit Number : YWX5010 Unit Name : DVD Core Unit(MS7) Unit Number : CWX3864 Unit Name : Compound Unit(A) Unit Number : CWX3559 Unit Name : Compound Unit(B)

Keyboard Unit Consists of Panel PCB Keyboard PCB Unit Number : Unit Name : Keyboard Unit

Mother PCB

A

BT PCB

L

Unit Number : Unit Name : Main PCB Unit Unit Number : Unit Name : Switch PCB Unit Unit Number : Unit Name : Volume PCB Unit

Monitor Unit Consists of Monitor PCB BT PCB BT ANT PCB Unit Number : (A) : (B) : (C) Unit Name : Monitor Unit

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3.3 JIGS LIST

Drive Unit

GGF1461 40-Pin + 20-Pin Extension Board

GGD1209 20-Pin FFC

DVD Mechanism Module

Bracket

Monitor Unit

DVD Amp Unit

- Grease List

Bond GEM1033 DVD Mechanism Module Bond GEM1068 DVD Mechanism Module

Name Jig No. Remarks

Grease GEM1038 DVD Mechanism Module Grease GEM1045 DVD Mechanism Module Grease GEM1050 DVD Mechanism Module Grease GEM1085 DVD Mechanism Module Grease GEM1024 DVD Mechanism Module and Drive Unit Grease GEM1043 DVD Mechanism Module and Drive Unit

Grease GEM1011 Drive Unit Grease GEM1047 Drive Unit Grease GEM1071 Drive Unit Grease GEM1072 Drive Unit

- Jigs List

Name Jig No. Remarks

DVD-Video GGV1025 Inspection method of pickup unit and skew adjustment CD-DA TCD-782 Inspection method of pickup unit Torques (T2) driver GGK1095 Skew adjustment 20P FFC GGD1209 Drive Unit <--> 40P+20P Extension Board 40P+20P Extension Board GGF1461 Drive Unit (Only 20P side is used.)

GGF1539 Disassembly

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Before shipping out the product, be sure to clean the following portions by using the prescribed cleaning tools:

Portions to be cleaned Cleaning tools DVD pickup lenses Cleaning liquid : GEM1004 Cleaning paper : GED-008

Portions to be cleaned Cleaning tools Fans Cleaning paper : GED-008

3.4 CLEANING

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4. BLOCK DIAGRAM

Note: When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to " EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST" or "ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST".

CN331

CKS4497-A

11

CCAUR12GNDAU

14

ONSEI-

15

REAUR16REAUL

17

GNDRAU

18

CCREM

19

DSEN20TVON

21GION

22

MONON

23

VSW5

24

SYS_TO_NAVI

25

NAVI_TO_SYS

26

GNDD

13

ONSEI+

JA481

CKN1050-A

4

312

JA301

CKS3414-A

1

BUS+2BUSG

3

BUSLG

4

MAINTEST

5

BUS-

6

BUSRG

7

BUSL+

8

ASENBO

9

BUSR+

10

BUSR-11BUSL-

CKS5543-A

CN2001

1

ANGLE

2

LIFTPUL

3

MTRS

4

MTRPW

5

MTR2

6

MTR1

7

MTRSEL

8

ANGL0SW

9

LFTSW

10

SENSPW

11

VDD

12

NC

13

GNDD

14

GND

15

GND

16

GND

17

NC

18

BUP

19

BUP

20

BUP

CKS5732-A

CN2021

1

TEMP1

2

DIMPLS

3

MBLPW

4

BLCLK

5

BLERR1

6

PWRBL

7

PWRBL

8

PWRBL

9

NC

10

GNDBL

11

GNDBL

12

GNDBL

13

MOVBS

14

VGND

15

ANAB

16

CSYNC

17

ANAR

18

ANAG

19

VGND

20

GRST

21

GtoS

22

StoG

23

DGCLK

24

GtoD

25

DtoG

26

NC

27

ILMB

28

NC

29

GNDILM

30

NC

31

KDT1

32

NC

33

NC

34

GNDKEY

35

GNDKEY

36

ILB

37

ILG

38

ILR

39

PLYV

40

PLXV

41

ADVX

42

ADVY

43

PWGR

44

GNDD

45

GNDD

46

GNDD

47

NC

48

PWRVI

49

PWRVI

50

PWRVI

CKS6180-A

CN961

1

CD/DAT3

3

VSS1

5

CLK

7

DAT0

9

DAT2

11

GND2

13

CD/WP

14

WP

12

CD

10

GND1

8

DAT1

6

VSS2

4

VDD

2

CMD

15

NC1

16

NC2

17

GND3

18

GND4

19

GND5

20

GND6

REMIN

VCC33NCAUX_L

AUX_AGND

12345

CKS5858-A

CN3001

REMIN

VCC33

NC

AUX_L

AUX_AGND

12345

CKS6008-A

CN5002

PWRVI

1

PWRVI

2

PWRVI

3

NC

4

GNDD

5

GNDD

6

GNDD

7

PWGR

8

ADVY

9

ADVX

10

PLXV

11

PLYV

12

ILR

13

ILG

14

ILB

15

GNDKEY

16

GNDKEY

17

NC

18

NC

19

KEY1

20

NC

21

GNDILM

22

NC

23

ILMB

24

NC

25

DtoG

26

GtoD

27

DGCLK

28

StoG

29

GtoS

30

GRST

31

VGND

32

ANAG

33

ANAR

34

CSYNC

35

ANAB

36

VGND

37

MOVBS

38

GNDBL

39

GNDBL

40

GNDBL

41

NC

42

PWRBL

43

PWRBL

44

PWRBL

45

BLERR1

46

BLCLK

47

MBLPW

48

DIMPLS

49

TEMP1

50

CKS6062-A

CN5601

GND

1

GND

2

GND

3

NC

4

VCC

5

VCC

6

VCC

7

VCC

8

NC

9

TEST

10

TEST

11

TEST

12

VSYNC

13

HSYNC

14

GND

15

SHUT

16

GND

17

R5

18

R4

19

R3

20

R2

21

R1

22

R0

23

GND

24

G5

25

G4

26

G3

27

G2

28

G1

29

G0

30

GND

31

B5

32

B4

33

B3

34

B2

35

B1

36

B0

37

GND

38

DCLK

39

GND

40

CKS5695-A

CN5802

GNDKEY

1

ILMB

2

KEY1

3

LEDR1

4

LEDG1

5

LEDB1

6

CKS5561-A

CN5701

LED41LED32LED23LED14NC5BLP6BLP7NC8TEMP19GNDD

10

CKS5561-A

CN5101

NC

1

PLYV2PLYV3PLXV4PLXV5ADVX6ADVX7ADVY8ADVY

9

NC

10

JA3001

CKN1084-A

NAVI INTER

OUT

S/PDIF

IP-BUS

SD CARD

AUX

LCD MODULE

BACK LIGHT

TOUCH PANEL

ANAL

1/5

A

I/F PA

5/5

A

POW

3/5

A

JH I

DRIVE UNIT

F

G

KEYBOARD PCB

A

MOT

MMD

4/5

SYST

2/5

A

MONITOR PART

1/2

K

MONITOR PCB

BACKLIGHT PART

2/2

K

CN101

CN3500

MONITOR UNIT Consists of MONITOR PCB BT PCB BT ANT PCB

KEYBOARD UNIT Consists of PANEL PCB KEYBOARD PCB

only B, C

A : AVH-P6300BT/XNUC B : AVH-P6350BT/XNRD C : AVH-P6350BT/XNRI

4.1 OVERALL CONNECTION DI AGRAM

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CN101

CKM1516-A

FL-

RL-

FL+

RL+

FR-

RR-

FR+

RR+

P.B.

BGSENS

ACC

B.REM

ILM

MUTE

B.UP

GND

1234567

8

9

10

11

12

141516

13

CN401

CKS5492-A

1

WIRED

2

RCAOUT_L

3

WIREDAD

4

RCAOUT_GND

5

WIRED_GND

6

RCAOUT_R

7

BTMIC_GND

8

VCRIN_L

9

BTMIC_IN

10

VCRIN_LGND

11

BCAM_VGND

12

VCRIN_R

14

VCRIN_RGND

15

VCRIN_VGND

16

VCRAOUT_V

17

VCRIN_V

18

VCRAOUT_VGND

19

NC

20

NC

21

NC

22

NC

23

NC

24

NC

25

NC

26

NC

27

NC

28

NC

29

RCA_FL

30

RCA_FR

31

RCA_FLGND

32

RCA_FRGND

33

RCA_RL

34

RCA_RR

35

RCA_RLGND

36

RCA_RRGND

37

RCA_SWL

38

RCA_SWR

39

RCA_SWLGND

40

RCA_SWRGND

13

BCAM_IN

CN331

CKS4497-A

1

CCR2CCG3CCB

4

CCSYNC

5

GNDSIG

6

DVDVBS

7

GNDDVD

8YS9

ASENB

10

CCAUL

11

CCAUR12GNDAU

14

ONSEI-

15

REAUR

16

REAUL

17

GNDRAU

18

CCREM

19

DSEN20TVON

13

ONSEI+

CKS6025-A

CN751

1

GNDD

2

NC

3

NC

4

GNDD

5

GNDD

6

IECOUT

7

GNDD

8

NC

9

NC

10

GNDD

11

VGND

12

COMPOSIT

13

AGND

14

LOUT

15

AGND

16

ROUT

17

AGND

18

STANBY

19

MS7

SRX

20

S

MS7TX

21

IRGPWR

22

XRESET

23

AMUTE

24

VD5

25

GNDD

26

PGND

27

PGND

28

VD

29

VD

30

VD

CKS3878-A

CN795

BT_MIC1P

SYS+B

BT_MIC1N

BT_RST

BT_SPK1P

BT33

BT_SPK1N

S_BTTX

GNDBT

BT_SRX

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

CKS4822-A

CN1741

1

GND

2

FUN+

CKS5858-A

CN561

REMIN

VCC33NCAUX_L

AUX_AGND

AUX_R

AUX_V

AUX_VGND

USB-

USB+

USB_GND

USB_5V

ILM+B

DSENS

ROT_IN2

ROT_IN1

ILMGND

LED_B

LED_G

LED_R

RESET

GNDKEY

KDT1

KDT0

USB_5V

123456789

10

11121314151617

18

19

20

2122232425

26

CKS3878-A

CN8001

SYS+B

BT_MIC1P

BT_RST

BT_MIC1N

BT_SRX

GNDBT

S-BTTX

BT_SPK1N

BT33

BT_SPK1P

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

CKS6192-A

CN8002

U1IN

1

BT33

2

SPK1P

3

SPK1N

4

VSS

5

NBOOTS

6

U3IN

7

U3OUT

8

NRST_CPU

9

VCC_MIC

10

MIC1N

11

MIC1P

12

VSS

13

U1OUT

14

CKS5858-A

REMIN

VCC33

NC

AUX_L

AUX_AGND

AUX_R

AUX_V

AUX_VGND

USB-

USB+

USB_GND

USB_5V

ILM+B

DSENS

ROT_IN2

ROT_IN1

ILMGND

LED_B

LED_G

LED_R

RESET

KEYGND

KDT1

KDT0

USB_5V

123456789

1011121314

15

1617181920212223242526

YKS5032-A

CN3002

1

USB5V

2

USDM3USDP

4

USGND5USGND

JA3001

CKN1084-A

AUXV 1

AUXL2AUXR3GND

4

CN1402

CKS5554-A

1

NC

2

NC

3

TUN5

4

TUNRST

5

TUN5

6

TUNDATA

7

TUN5

8

TUNCLK

9

TUN_L

10

GNDD

11

GNDTU

12

GNDD

14

GNDD

15

GNDA

16

GNDA

17

GNDRF

18

GNDRF

19

GNDRF

13

TUN_R

20

GNDRF

FAN

POWER SUPPLY

BTMIC_IN

FR/FL

VIDEO_IN

RR/RL

BCAM_IN

WIRED_REMOTE

AUDIO_IN

VIDEO_OUT

SWR/SWL

AUDIO_OUT

USB

AUX INPUT

ANALOG PART

1/5

I/F PART

5/5

POWER SUPPLY PART

3/5

E

CN8601

CKS5749-A

BT MODULE

L

BT PCB

M

BT ANT PCB

C D

DVD MECHA MODULE

CN1901

B

TUNER PCB

F

PANEL PCB

A

MOTHER PCB

MMD PART

4/5

SYSTEM PART

2/5

CN1401

DVD AMP UNIT (SERVICE) Consists of MOTHER PCB TUNER PCB

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

25

1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

4.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM

14

6

12

4 7

LOUT

IECOUT SPDIF

COMPOSIT

AMUTE

XRESET XRST IRQPWR IRQPW STANBY MS7→SRX S→MS7TX

STNBY MS_SRX S_MSTX

MS_L

MS_L SOC_L AUX_L VCR_L TUN_L

MS_V

SOC_V

AUX_V VCR_V

RCA_V

BCAM_IN

MS_V

AUX_L AUX_V

LIN5

LOUT2

LOUT1

VOUT1

ARET3

SDA

SCL

LIN2 LIN3 LIN4

LIN1

AUDIO_LINVIDEO_IN

VIN5 VIN2 VIN3 VIN4 VIN6

VDOUT2 VDSAG2

AVS DATA

AVS CK

BSENS ASENS

EVSEL EVSDA EVSCK

SACLK

SAIN

AMPMUTE

ISENS

TELMUTEIN

PBSENS

S_to_IP

IP_to_S

ASENBO

REARMUTE

TEMPSEN

DIMMER

MFLPW BLSYNC BLERR1

MVIPW

GRST

PNLXV

PNLYV PNLADX PNLADY

PNLADCRT

PNLVD

18

24

22

35

VDIN1

34

11

36

67 68

162

105

20 21

103

101 102 104 164

129

148 145 146

36 37

35

128

147

173 81 82

83 167 155

99

97

98

150

151 172

171

170

152

37

6

10 14

2

47 41 43 45

49

29

30

IC602

SYSTEM uCOM

CN751

CN561

30 29 28

24

23

22 21

18 19

20

TUN_L

9 4 6 8

3 5 7

TUN5

TUNRST TUNDATA

TUNCLK

STANBY

MS_to_S S_to_MS

58

112

110 111

90 44 43

60 61

EVSTB

EVDATA

AEQAUXSW

MICSENSL

AEQAUXSW

MICSENL

EVCLK EVSACLK EVSAOUT

SYSMUTE

TELMUTE

BTRX

75

BT_SRX

BTTX

76

S_BTTX

BTRST

77

BTRST

IP_to_S

S_to_IP

REARMUTE1

AV SELECTOR

IC251

BH7649KS2

AVS DA AVS CL

AV-LOUT1

Q546

Q545

Q543

SYS+B

BUSL

G_to_S

PWGR

MBLPW

S_to_G

29

RGBARI

28 30

GUIDEON

S_to_N

31

N_to_S

VCC33

Q982

Q981

(2/2)

Q981

(1/2)

7

23

13 14

24

1 15 16

18

ROT_IN1 ROT_IN2

ROTIN1 ROTIN2

KDT0 KDT1

25

DSENS DSENS

ROTIN1 ROTIN2 REMIN KDT0 KDT1

RESET

62 63

175 174

DSENS

176

16

1

WIRED

160

3

WIREDAD

161

REMIN

RESET

19 20 21

26

2

ILMDT ILMCK

ILMLD

LED_R LED_G LED_B

ILMDT ILMCK ILMLD

54 55 53

AO1 AO2 AO3

DI CLK CSB

12 11 10

1

2 5

ILMB VCC33

10

9

USB+ USB-

USB_D-

USB_D+

VDCNT5

B2

A1

B1

A2

1OE 2OE

11

2

13

3

1

12

DD5

USB_5V

OUT1 OUT2 OUT3

EN OC

4 5

8

6

USBCNT

USBFLG

USB5 REG.

IC521

BD82001FVJ

RGB DRIVER

IC511

BH2227AFV

USB BUFFER

IC522

TC7MBL6126SFK

POWER ON RESET

IC601

S-80827CNMC-B8M

SOCSTBY

51 52 91

CN401

8 17 13

2

16

37

29

33

VCRIN_L

VCRIN_V

BCAMIN

RCAOUT_L

RCA_SWL

RCA_FL RCA_RL

VCRAOUT_V

VCR_V

VCR_L

BCAM_IN

RCA_L

RCA_V

SYS+B

VD8

VD5

XRST

STNBY MS_SRX S_MSTX

AMUTE

IRQPW

AMUTE XRST IRQPW

Q752

Q751

TUNRST

TUNCLK

34

BEEP

TUNDATA

BGSENS

TEMPSEN1

S_to_SO

SO_to_S

19

4

14

6 6

14

4

USB_D-

USB_D+

USBCNT USBFLG

CN1401

B

CN3001

F

MOTHER PCB(1/2)

A

SOC_L SOC_V

RCA_L

AMPPW

131

AMPPW

CN2021

ASENBO

AVS DA AVS CL

(1/2)

VDD33

2

(1/2)

CN1402

IN1 IN2

3

2

7

BZ601

Q401

BUP-1

REAR

Q164

OFFM

LEDR1

LEDG1

LEDB1

KDT1

CN331

14

13

ONSEI-

ONSEI+

(1/2)

C

BUZZER

AMUTE

CN1901

C

A

TO 2/2

B

RCA_L

TO 2/2

WIRED

REMOTE

AUDIO VIDEO

IN/OUT

DGND

4

NAVI INTERFACE

VD

ILM+B

AUTO

MIC S

REAR MUTE

UC:PE5762A8 RD,RI:PE5763A8

26

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

5678

56

7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

Q155

CN101

CN401

JA301

CN331

IN1

OUT1(+)

OUT1(-)

OUT3(+)

OUT3(-)

H-SW/VOS-DET

IN3

MUTE

STBY

AMP

IC151

PA2030A

30

32 31

27

28

EVCLK

EVDATA

EVSAOUT

EVSTB

59

RCA_SWL

60

RCA_RL

61

9 7

17 19

25

15

11

22

4

RCA_FL

FL+

FL-

RL+ RL-

EVSACLK

Q543

Q541

Q441

Q162

Q161

3 1

4 2

12

11

13

14

9

10

8

7

11

1

5

9 7

Front_L

Rear_L

Pre_SWL

STB

DATA

CLK

SACLK

SA_TEST

IN2L

IN3L

MIC-In

IN4L+ IN4L-

E-VOL

IC201

PML020A

Q163

BUP_1

SYSMUTE

AMPPW

12

11

IN5L

14

IN5G

15

BUSL-

BUSL+

18

9

8

BT_TEL

STS+B

BUP_1

15

ACC

ILM

MUTE

BGSENS

BT_MICIN

BTMIC_GND

ADVY

ADVX

ASENBO

BUS+

BUS-

BUSL+

9

ASENB

BUSL-

B.REM

BUP_1

ASENBO

IP_to_S

S_to_IP

IC301

HA12241FP

ROUT

BUS+

DIN1

BUS-

VCC33

55 53 54

Q153

Q122

Q123

Q125

Q121

Q124

Q301

ASENS

BSENS

BGSENS

TELMUTE

PBSENS

ISENS

Q982

Q983

2

6 5

1

SOCSTBY

P.B .

(1/2)

(2/2)

OFFMUTE

S_to_SO

SO_to_S

191

48

VBUS_OUT USBLIMIT

146

67 65

144

49

USB_D-

USB_D+

USBCNT

USBFLG

BT_MIC1P

BT_MIC1N

1

3

BT_SPK1P

BT_RST

BT_TEL

BT_SRX

S_BTTX

BTRST

5

10

8

4

6

CN795

27

678

41

42

383736

48

40

39

22

49

50

21

43

2

1

252423

13

20

543

PWRBL

ILMB

PWRVI

PLXV

PLYV

G_to_S

MONPW

S_to_G

GRST

TEMP

DIMPLS

MBLPW

BLCLK

BLERR1

DGCLK G_to_D

D_to_G

DGCLK

G_to_D

D_to_G

CN5002

K

IC801

(1/2)

MMD

MN2DS0018MA

MOVBS

171815

16

ANAB

ANAG

ANAR

CSYNC

BUP_1

(2/2)

CN2021

Q442

(2/2)

Q442

(1/2)

RCAMUTE

OFFMUTE

(2/2)

(1/2)

Q481

VCC5

IC481

TC7SET08FUS1

1

2

4

S/PDIF

OUT

USB_D-

USB_D+

SYS+B

BUP_1

Q154

BUP-1

REARMUTE1

OFFMUTE

IP BUS

LEDR1

LEDG1

LEDB1

31

KDT1

1

2

CCR

CCG

IC351

NJM2138V

RGB VIDEO ISOLATOR

810

12

3

CCB

3

4

CCSYNC

5

14

1 7

20

TVON

21

GION

24

SYS_TO_NAVI

25

NAVI_TO_SYS

S_to_N

GUIDEON

N_to_S

Q601

(2/2)

RGBARI

RCA_RL

RCA_FL

RCA_SWL

BT33

NAVI INTERFACE

POWER

JA481

3

2

4

1

C

CN8001

L

PWGR

BLSYNC

DIMMER

TEMPSEN1

RCA_L

IP-BUS DRIVER

SUPPLY

VCC_MIC

2

BTMIC IN

AUTO EQ

MIC SENS

MUTE

ILR

ILG

ILB

KEY1

RCA MUTE

PA_ RL

PA_FL

AMP

MUTE

OFF MUTE

GtoS

StoG

GRST

GtoD

DtoG

B.UP

BGSENS

PBSENS

TELMUTE

ISENS

ASENS

BSENS

C_OUT

D_OUT A_OUT B_OUT

C_+IN

D_+IN A_+IN B_+IN

RD,RI only

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

27

1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

ADOUT

LRCK

XWR1

XRD

A16-A19A16-A19

A16-A19

D0-D15D0-D15

D0-D15

DATA

LRCK

VOUTL

BCK SCK

MC

MD

ML

SRCK

DACCK SDODAC SCKDAC

LTDAC

NEXWE

XCSF2 XCSF1

USB_CLK

X802

SOAMUTE

CPSDL

CPSCK

CPRST

151

COMPOSITE

138

2

IC801

MN2DS0018MA

MMD

DAC

IC941

PCM1753DBQ

150 3

7

149 1 148 16

63 13 64 14

15

62

71

NRST

70

46 47 61

13 12

4

2

5

31

SYS+B

FLASH 16Mbit

IC921

PEH305A8

FLASH 16Mbit

IC922

PEH304A8

LATCH

IC923

TC74LCX16373FT

IC924

TC7SZ08FU

SDRAM

IC901

IS42S16400F-7TL

iPod CP IC

IC951

341S2162

IC802

TC7SZU04FU

11

48

25

1 2

213

NEXOE

214

59

50

D_TRCDATA0

77

D_TRCDATA1

78

D_TRCDATA2

79

D_TRCDATA3

80

D_SCLOCK

72

D_SDATA

73

D_TRCCLK

76

D_TRCST

81

D_EXTRG0

74

4

1LE

2LE

A0-A15

42

I2C_SDA I2C_SCL

VCC

MODE1

nRESET

Q95

SYSTEM uCOM

UC:PE5762A8

SOCRESET

SOCRES1

115

IRQPW

58

SOCIRQ

116

12

CE

26

28

26

12

DDCCL

VD

CLCNT CLCNT

VD

SYSP

HIOUTCL

SOCAMUTE

117

Q941

MOTHER PCB(2/2)

A

(2/2)

IC602

(2/2)

WE

RESET

WE

RESET

BUP_1

VCC5 VCC33

SOCRES1

P2001

TC74VHCT08AFKS1

2

3

12

11

9

8

169

23 27

139

25

24 138 137

26

7 8

DAT0

DAT1 DAT2

CMD CLK WP CD

CN961

4

9

CD/DAT3

1

2

5 14 12

VCC33

Q961

SD CARD

VDD

2

3

LIFTPUI MTRS MTRPW

ANGL0SW DEG0SW

MTR2 MTR1 MTRSEL

ANGLE

CN2001

10

11

18 19 20

4

8

5

LFTSW

9

6

7

1

IC2001

MTR2

MTR1

MTRSEL

LFTPULS

DEG0SW

LFTPULS MTRS MTRPW

DEG0SW

MTR2 MTR1 MTRSEL

ANGLE

LFTSW

2 1 8

7

4 3

215

216

SDDAT0 SDDAT1 SDDAT2 SDDAT3

SDCMD SDCLK SDWP SDCD

OE

CE

CN101

H

LFTPULS

SENPW VDD

BUP

D_TRCD0 D_TRCD1

D_TRCD2 D_TRCD3

RD,RI:PE5763A8

28

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

5678

56

7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

VOUTL

SOC_L

VDCNT5

SOC_V

DAC

IC941

7

2

5

SYS+B

Q942

VCC

VCC33

Q951

2

CN1741

CN801

BUP_1

Q1002

Q1001

VDD33

SYS+B

BUP_1

SYS+B

DD8

Q1621

EV12

P1501

1

2

3

6

4

7

22

19 18

23

24

13

8

9

COMP1

HSD1

FB1

P1711

P1731

P1611

P1741

P1651

Q1501

Q1502

Q1741 Q1742 Q1743

SYNC

EN1

EN2

HSD2

COMP2 FB2

DC-DC CONVERTER

FAN DRIVE

IC1501

AN33012UA

IC1001

S-812C33AUA-C2N

DD5

VD5

P1721

VCC5

PWRVI

DD8

VD8

ILMB

PWRBL

OUT

VCC

EaIn

OSC

Q1623

Q1622

5

3

1 3

5

1

7

EV12 REG.

IC1621

TK11840L

SYS+B

IC1201

BD00D0AWHFP

AVCC5 REG.

IC1221

S-1200B50-M5

AVCC5

VCC5

DD8

2

1

4

TUN5 REG.

IC1101

NJM2846DL3-05

BT33 REG.

IC1781

S-1132B33-U5

VCC33 REG.

IC1771

NJM2855DL1-33

VCC12 REG.

IC1761

PQ012GN01Z

TUN5

VCC12

5

1

4

1

3

1

3

2

VCC33

BT33

SYSTEM uCOM

UC:PE5762A8

92 114 113

DDCCLK

VD8

142

CLCNT2

141

CLCNT1

VD5

130

SYSPW

HIOUTCLK

66

ON/OFF

VCC

VCC_S1

RS2

VCC_S2

RS1

3

2

4

2

1

CTL

SW

CONT

VB

Q941

IC602

(2/2)

VOUT

VIN

Vout

Vin

VO

VCC

VOUT

VIN

Vout

Vin

VOUT

VIN

VOUT

VIN

Q1744

14 13

D_TRCD0 D_TRCD1

D_TRCD2 D_TRCD3

D_SDATA

D_TRCCLK

D_TRCST

SOCRES1

D_EXTRG0

3

2 1

12

11

8

D_SCLOCK

9

6 5

4

TO DEBUGGER

VCC33

FAN

A

TO 1/2

B

TO 1/2

VDD33 REG.

SYSPW

RD,RI:PE5763A8

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

29

1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

CN5002

X5502

9.597MHz

LCDOR [0-5]

LCDOG [0-5]

LCDOB [0-5]

LCDOC0

52

93

LCDOC1

92

GPIO9

87

LCDOCLK

88

BLER

MBLP

AV0INB

GERDA-L

IC5502

MN103SH13

4

2

MOVBS

133

72

73

IC5503

TC7SHU04FUS1

LCDICLK

64M FLASH

IC5401

MONITOR PCB

38

PWRBL

12

10

9

PLXV

CN2021

11

I

45

43

I

3

1

PWRVI

DIMP

TEMP

135

Q5808

IC5501

S-93C66BD0I-I8

31

30

29

GRST

GtoS

StoG

NRST

GPIO11

GPIO10

PLYV

ADVX

ADVY

Q5201

8

MONPW

Vin

Vo

4

IC5201

PQ1LA125MSPQ

GD12V

Vc

PNLVI

VIN VOUT

6

IC5202

S-1172B34-E6

PNLVI

ON/OFF

3.3V→1.2V

5V→3.3V

1

5

3

PW

BLCL

47

48

49

46

BLERR1

MBLPW

TEMP

50

K

A

AV0INA

AV1IN

AV2IN

DV0VSY

34

36

33

ANAR

CSYNC

ANAG

ANAB

35

Q5807

Q5806

Q5805

-

+

4

1 3

RGBVI

IC5311

TC75S57FU

50

57

63

43

UC:PEH302B8 RD:PEH303B8 RI:PEH301B8

EEPROM

RESET

12

DIMPLS

TEMP1

BLCLK

Vin Vout

4

IC5301

NJM2505AF

C.VIDEO

1

77

75

74

28

27

26

DGCLK

GtoD

DtoG

GPIO2

GPIO1

GPIO0

1

TC7SET08FUS1

IC5312

2

4

RGBVI

GD33V

V33A

Q5801

Q5802

24

14

15

ILR

13

ILMB

ILG

ILB

20

KEY1

(1/2)

(2/2)

PWRVI

30

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

5678

56

7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

LR[0-5]

LG[0-5]

LB[0-5]

|

18

23

|

25

30

|

32

37

13

14

39

16

CN5601

CN5701

-5]

VSYNC93

HSYNC92

SHUT87

LK

DCLK88

BLERR1

MBLPW

LCD

LCD BACKLIGHT

VCC

BLP

CN5101

PNLVI

DIMPLS

TEMP1

SW

CLKI

LED1

IC5701

TK61222CQ6

17

15

8

3

1

19

FAULT

6

1

9

BLP

7

4

Q5703

|

5

8

LCD BACKLIGHT DRIVER

18

LED3

LED2

LED4

LED1

LED3

LED2

LED4

3

2

PWRBL

Q5701

DIM

10

Q5705

BLCLK

TEMP1

TOUCH

PLXV

PLYV

.

5

4

.

3

2

.

7

6

.

9

8

ADVX

ADVY

PANEL

4

2

TC7SET08FUS1

IC5702

Q5702

1

VREG

6

KEYBOARD PCB

G

CN3500

KEY1

S3500

D3500

LEDB1

ILMB

LEDR1

1

5

LEDG1

2

3

4

S3501

CN5802

6

2

5

4

3

Q5801

LEDR1

ILMB

LEDG1

LEDB1

KEY1

(1/2)

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

31

1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

DVD CORE UNIT (MS7)

C

MA0-11

MDQ0-15

D0-15

MN2DS0018MAUB

IC1501

VIDEO+AUDIO

SRCK

LRCK

ADOUT

SDODAC

LTDAC

SCKDAC

DACCK

149

150

151

46

45

47

148

F+H_G+H E+G_E+F

VIN4RF VIN2RF VIN1RF

VIN3RF

VIN8

DVDMPD TEMP RFINP

CDMPD

LPCO2

LPCO1

111 112

99 98 97

100

116 105

A

C

D

B

FE1

FE2

RF

122

96

103

106 104

COMPOSITE

152 138

STANDBY

191 57 56 58 55

CMDCOMN

STSCOMN

IRQPWR AMUTE

NRES

OSCO

OSCI

X1501

27 MHz

156

155

VREF

A0-19

HWP (HW+), HWM (HW-)

HVP (HV+), HVM (HV-)

HUP (HU+), HUM (HU-)

XRDNRES 28 214

NEXOE

NEXWE

70

NRES

IECOUT59

XCFS1

213

31

NEXCE

26

12

/CE

/OE

/RESET

K4S641632N-LC75

SDRAM

IC1480

19 38

CS

CLK

XWE16 181

NWE

XCAS

DQM0 DQM1

17 188

NCAS

XRAS18 189

NRAS

XCSM 190

NCSM

20 193

BA0

21 197

BA1

BA0 BA1

15 179

DQM0

39

19 20 27

39 53

37

33 35

12

10

180

DQM1

LDQM UDQM

MCK

VHALF TD FD

MD CONT1 CONT2

DRV2 DRV3

FOP

183

MCK

185

121

MCKI

VDSENS

CAS RAS

WE

BD8217EFV

IC1201

MOTOR DRIVER

SPINDLE MOTOR

CTL1 CTL2 FG

FCO+

FIN

VC TIN

LDIN SPIN

HALL_VC

V_OUT

41

LDO+

42

LDO-

CN1201

5 6

HALL_BIAS-

SWITCH HOME

HBM

HALL_BIAS+

COIL_V

127

126

66

71

54

53

FG

CONT2

CONT1

HOME

62

MD

LDIN

FD

TD

120

VIN1

109

VREFH

119

VIN2

118

VIN4 VIN3

117

114

VIN6

113

VIN5

31

SL1IN

65

STEPPER2

29

SL2IN

64

STEPPER1

43

FOM

FCO-

44

TOP

TKO-

46

TOM

TKO+

45

63

110

VHALF

67

CLAMP

VIN7

115

FLASH 16M

IC1401

CWW2238

XCFS2

XCFS1

26

11 XWR1

/WE

IC1402

CWW2239

VCC5

LOM

LOP

M

LOADING MOTOR

CLAMP

13

W_OUT

7 8

COIL_W

11

U_OUT

CLAMP1

CLAMP2

9

10

11

SLO1+4 SLO1-2 SLO2+3 SLO2-

15 16 17 18

1

18

20

COIL_U

S1206

COMPOUND UNIT(B)

E

STEPPING MOTOR

32

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5678

56

7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

AVCC5

VOUTL

7

BCK

LRCK

DATA

MD

1

3

2

13

PCM1753DBQ

IC1801

AUDIO 2CH ANALOG OUT

LOUT

ML

MC

SCK

15

14

16

SRCK ADOUT

SDODAC

LRCK

LTDAC

SCKDAC

DACCK

Q1104Q1102

VREF VCC5

CN1101

78LD(CD)

F+H_G+H E+G_E+F

F+H/G+H E+G/E+F

LPCO2

25

19 20

21

11 12

9

15

14

10

5

17

24

22

8

Q1103Q1101

65LD(DVD)

VCC

Vref

LPCO1

A

C

D

B

FE1

FE2

RF

5

1 3

VIN

VOUT

ON/OFF

S-1200B50-M5

IC1900

AVCC5 REG.

VCC5

VD8

5

4 3

VIN

VOUT

ON/OFF

S-1133B50-U5

IC1901

VCC5 REG.

A

7

B

C D

FE1 FE2 78MDCDMPD 65MDDVDMPD

TEMP TH

RF

1

2

4 3

F-

F+

FOM

FOP

TOP TOM

T+ T-

VD8

XRESETNRES

501

MHz

ANALOG LOUT

CN1901

9

3

17

25

11

10

13

8

7

12

1

2

19

VREF

COMPOSITCOMPOSITE STANBYSTANDBY

HSTCMDCMDCOMN

SLVSTSSTSCOMN

IRQPWR AMUTE

IECOUT

13

VCC33 VDD5

NJM2885DL1-33

IC1004

3.3V REG.

INOUT

2

8

VDD5

VCC12

IC1005

1.2V REG.

R1232D121B

VIN VDD CE

LX

5

VOUT

VDD5

VD5

PU (DP8.6)

3 4

CN751

A

4DSCSNS 2

1

WAKE U P

Disc

8cm 8cm

12cm

PhotoPHOTOSNS

3

2

1

4 5

4

S1203

S1204

DISC SENS

3

S1202

8cm

S1201

2

12cm

5

S1205

8cm

6

CN1301

21

COMPOUND UNIT(A)

D

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

33

1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

TUNER PCB

B

RF FRONT END IC

IC1401

TDA7706

I2CSDA

I2CSCL

57

DACOUTL

FMMIXIN1

JA1401

5

RSTN

ANTENNA

TUN_L

34

14

33

16

31

18

16

PINDIN

18

LNAIN

1

2,3

TUNDATA

TUNCLK

TUNRST

A

CN1402

15

13

17

TUN5

BT

A

CN795

6

8

7

BT PCB

L

CN8001

BT_SPK1P

BT_SRX

BT_RST

BT_MIC1N

CN8002

U1OUT

NRST_CPU

MIC1N

3

1

S-BTTX

11

CN1401

3

2

SPK1N

3

4

SPK1P

IC8001

NJM4558V

U1IN

10

9

VCC_MIC

BT_MIC1P

VCC_MIC

MIC1P

11

9

1

14

12

10

5

BT33

2

BT33

BT ANT PCB

M

CN8601

1

2,3

BT MODULE

+

-

PANEL PCB

AUX INPUT

USB

AUXL

GND

AUXV

2

4

3

1

KDT0

KDT1

16

15

23

24

2

1

4

3

5

AUX_L

AUX_V

ROT_IN2

ROT_IN1

7

4

AUXR

VOLUME/MUTE

USB_5V

USB-

USB+

REMIN

VCC33

14

13

9

10

1

2

18

1

2

3

USB5V

USDM

USDP

GP1UXC14RK

SENSOR

1

REMOTE CONTROL

JA3001

CN3001

S3003

CN3002

IC3001

F

S3002

RESET

25

S3001

DSENS

D3009

LED_R

ILM+B

LED_B

19

26

LED_G

20

21

Q3001

Q3002

(2/2)

(1/2)

D3010

Q3003

Q3004

(2/2)

(1/2)

A

CN561

USB_5V

MODULE

ILMB

S3004,S3005

S3006,S3007,S3008

34

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7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

MAIN PCB UNIT

A

CN2001

A

H

1 2 3

17

14

15

16

18

13

10

20

11

19

12

8

CN101

BUP

MTRPW

MTRSET

(ANG)MTR1

(POS)MTR2

MTRS

ANGLEOSW

3.3V

ANGLEIN

5V

LIFTPUL

LIFTSW

DGND

5V REGULATOR

2

BA00CC0WFP

IC101

4

1

Q101

WAVE SHAPE

IC104

TC7W14FU

1

7

1Y

1A

3

5

2Y

2A

MOTOR DRIVE

IC102

BA6247FP

9

VCC1

16

VCC2

14

VR

8

IN3

5

IN1

6

IN2

OUT3

OUT1

OUT2

1

18

22

SLIDE PULSE OUTPUT

IC105

GP2L24B

3

2

1

C

A

4

K

E

IC103

GP2L24B

1

3

C

A

2

4

K

E

LIFT SW (EJECT:L)

CN102

1

2

3

4

CN103

1

2

3

4

5

ANG_V

ANG_IN

ANG_G

M102

SLIDE

M

MOTOR

S

S101

ANGLE

SWITCH

G

M103

ANGLE

M

MOTER

VR101

ANGLE

SENSER

SWITCH PCB UNIT

I

VOLUME PCB UNIT

J

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

35

1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

5. DIAGNOSIS

RESET

VDD = 3.3 V?

/BSENS = L?

/ASENS = L?

ASENBO <- H

VD5 <- H VD8 <- H

DDCCLK <- Clock Out

Starts

Communication

with Display microcomputor

Source Keys oper ative

Source ON

SYSPW <- H

Standby

/BSENS : Pin20

/ASENS : Pin21

ASENBO : Pin35

DDCCLK : Pin92

VD5 : Pin113 VD8 : Pin114

SYSPW : Pin130

Y

/STANBY = H?

/STANBY : Pin90

Y

(Frequency of 370 kHz)

/SOCSTBY = H?

/SOCSTBY : Pin91

Y

VDD : Pin11

/DSENS = (1.15 V to 1.95 V)?

/DSENS : Pin176

Y

5.1 OPERATIONAL FLOWCHART

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56

7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

START

Check LD current

Within prescribed

value?

Check RF level

Within prescribed

value?

No problem found

in pickup

Lens cleaning

completed?

Clean lens

Adjust skew

Check RF level

Within prescribed

value?

Check LD current

Check RF level

Yes

No

Yes

No

Check 1

Check 2

Check 3

Check measured value of error ratio

End

Light up pickup

Diagnose in a

normal way.

No

Check error ratio

Within prescribed

value?

Lens cleaning

completed?

Clean lens

Check measured value of error ratio

Check error ratio

Within prescribed

value?

Replace pickup

To “Replace pickup”

Check 2

Check 3

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

No

No No

* Make sure to avoid any unwiped

spots or actuator breakage.

* Make sure to avoid any unwiped

spots or actuator breakage.

Judgement of pickup conditions

• Disc used: CD-DA : TCD-782 DVD-Video : GGV1025

* Handle or store discs with care as scratched or dirty discs cannot provide accurate judgement.

• How to diagnose * For the details of checks 1 to 3, see the next page.

See also the mecha test mode described in the service manual.

5.2 INSPECTION METHOD OF PICKUP UNIT

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

37

1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

DVDLD1

VCC5_3

CDLD1

Check 1: Check LD current

<Check> Check the voltage value between terminals in the focus closed status in the test mode.

Mind breakage of a laser diode caused by static electricity.

Remarks: LD current value (ref.)

GGV1025 DVDLD1-VCC5_3 60~390(mV) 10~65(mA)

NO.

1

Disc used Spot to check Rated value

Remarks: LD current value (ref.)

TCD-782 CDLD1-VCC5_3 60~360(mV) 10~60(mA)

NO.

2

Disc used Spot to check Rated value

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7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

ASMAX value: 00000045 in this case

Error ratio:

0.742E-5 in this case

Check 2: Check RF level

<Check> Check the “ASMAX value” on the test mode screen in the focus closed status in the test mode.

Check 3: Check measured values of error ratio

<Check> Check the error ratio of a specified ID in the tracking closed status in the test mode.

TCD-782

ASMAX value on

test mode screen

0000 0029 or more

(check)

RF level requiring gain + 6dBup

(ASMAX level)

Remarks:

GGV1025

ASMAX value on

test mode screen

0000 0026 or more

(check)

RF level requiring gain + 6dBup

(ASMAX level)

NO.

1

2

Disc used Spot to check Rated value

GGV1025 ID : 200000 1.000E-3 or less

Remarks:

GGV1025 ID : 40000 1.000E-3 or less

NO.

1

2

TCD-782 ID : Home position 2.500E-3 or less3

Disc used Spot to check Rated value

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1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

5.3 DIAGNOSIS FLOWCHART

Is the image

erroneous?

Go to FE-related

repair

FE part normal?

Can playback

start?

Is the sound

erroneous?

Repair defective parts

Normal?

Replace unit

NO

YES

NO

YES

NO

Go to FE Check

NO

Replace unit

YES

Normal?

Go to FE Check

NO

YESYES

YES

NO

START

END

NO

Does operation

take time?

YES

*1) When a flash ROM generally needs to be replaced by service, do not replace an IC but a core unit (as no key or others is written in a flash alone).

Flash life

OK?

Execute check 12

AVCC5 voltage

OK?

Execute check 8

AVCC5 voltage

OK?

Execute check 8

Video circuit

OK?

Execute check 11

DACCLK

normal?

Execute check 9

SDRAM IF

OK?

Execute check 6

STANBY

OK?

Execute check 1

VD8,VCC5

Power supply voltage OK?

Execute check 7

VSENS

OK?

Execute check 4

VDD5

(VCC33,VCC12)

Power supply voltage OK?

Execute check 2

RESET

OK?

Execute check 3

27 MHz

OK?

Execute check 5

Audio circuit

OK?

Execute check 10

NO

*1) Caution

Check Flow at MS7 Back End

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7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

<Check>

Check the voltage of the sending pin when the power is ON.

Checking should be based on DGND.

PCB side A

Fig. 1.1: Spots to check in STANDBY

STANDBY

DGND1

Check 1: STANBY OK?

NO. Spot to check Module NO. Rated value Unit

1 STANDBY-DGND1 ALL VCC33-0.6V or more V

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1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

VDD8

VCC33 (= 3.3V)

VDD5

VCC12 (= 1.2V)

Fig. 2.1: Power configuration

<Check>

Check the voltage of the sending pin when the power is ON.

Checking should be based on DGND.

PCB side A

Fig. 2.2: Spots to check in VDD5, VCC33, VCC12 voltages

IC1401 FLASH power(Data) IC1402 FLASH power(Program) IC1480 SDRAM power IC1501 DVD-LSI power

IC1501 DVD-LSI power

IC1004 and IC1005 DC/DC converter VCC 3.3V/1.2V output

F.E. driver control system

DGND1

VCC33_1

VDD5_2

VCC12-1

Check 2: VDD5 (VCC33, VCC12) Power supply voltage OK?

NO. Spot to check Module NO. Rated value Unit

1 VDD5_2 - DGND1 ALL 5.0 ± 0.4 V 2 VCC33_1 - DGND1 ALL 3.3 ± 0.15 V 3 VCC12-1 - DGND1 ALL 1.2 ± 0.12 V

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7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

<Check>

Check the voltage of the sending pin when the power is ON.

Checking should be based on DGND.

PCB side A

Fig. 3.1: Spots to check in RESET

DGND1

NRES

Check 3: RESET OK?

NO. Spot to check Module NO. Rated value Unit

1 NRES-DGND1 ALL VCC33 x 0.7 or more V

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C

D

F

A

B

E

CN1901

HOST I/F

VSENSVD8

VDD5 VCC12

STANBY NRES

Fig. 4.1: Power configuration and VSENS

<Check>

Check the voltage of the sending pin when the power is ON.

Checking should be based on DGND.

PCB side A

Fig. 4.2: Spots to check in VSENS

IC1501 DVD-LSI

IC1004 DC/DC converter

VSENS

DGND1

IC1005 regulator

R1550, R1551 voltage-dividing circuits

Check 4: VSENS OK?

VCC33

NO. Spot to check Module NO. Rated value Unit

1 VSENS - DGND1 ALL VCC33 x 0.7 or more V

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56

7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

Check 5: 27 MHz normal?

<Outline> Each CLOCK is created inside IC1501

using a 27 MHz crystal oscillator (X1501).

IC1501

DVD-LSI

X1501

OSCO 27 MHz Crystal

OSCI

VCC12VCC33

Fig. 5.1: Clock configuration

<How to check> Check based on DGND when the power is ON. If NG is found, check the relevant lines, periphery of IC1501, soldering of peripheral components and defective components.

NO. Spot to check Module NO. Rated value Unit

1 IC1501 156pin ALL 27 MHz ± 50ppm ppm

GND

PCB side A

Rated value

Fig. 5.2: Rated value of a clock

DGND1

Fig. 5.3: Spots to check in 27 MHz

AVH-P6300BT/XNUC

IC1501 156pin

45

1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

<Outline> The capacity of the communication I/F SDRAM between LSI and the memory should be

64 Mbit to assure the MPEG stream data as a buffer. Note that XCSM, XWE, XCAS, XRAS and XCSM in IC1480 are called in a different manner in IC1501 as NCSM, NWE, NCAS, NRAS and NCSM respectively.

MA0~11 MDQ0~15 MCK XWE(NWE) XCAS(NCAS) XRAS(NRAS) XCSM(NCSM) DQM0 DQM1 BA0 BA1

Fig. 6.1: SDRAM I/F

<Check> Check conduction between “Spot to check 1” and “Spot to check 2” when the power is OFF. If NG is found, check soldering and defective components in all processes for “output -> input” at the relevant spots.

IC 1480 SDRAM

IC1501 DVD-LSI

Check 6: SDRAM I/F OK?

NO. Signal name Spot to check 1 Spot to check 2 Rated value 1 MA0 IC1480 23pin IC1501 201pin 56 ohm ± 5% 2 MA1 IC1480 24pin IC1501 203pin 56 ohm ± 5% 3 MA2 IC1480 25pin IC1501 207pin 56 ohm ± 5% 4 MA3 IC1480 26pin IC1501 209pin 56 ohm ± 5% 5 MA4 IC1480 29pin IC1501 208pin 56 ohm ± 5% 6 MA5 IC1480 30pin IC1501 206pin 56 ohm ± 5% 7 MA6 IC1480 31pin IC1501 202pin 56 ohm ± 5% 8 MA7 IC1480 32pin IC1501 200pin 56 ohm ± 5% 9 MA8 IC1480 33pin IC1501 198pin 56 ohm ± 5% 10 MA9 IC1480 34pin IC1501 194pin 56 ohm ± 5% 11 MA10 IC1480 22pin IC1501 199pin 56 ohm ± 5% 12 MA11 IC1480 35pin IC1501 192pin 56 ohm ± 5% 13 MDQ0 IC1480 2pin IC1501 160pin 56 ohm ± 5% 14 MDQ1 IC1480 4pin IC1501 162pin 56 ohm ± 5% 15 MDQ2 IC1480 5pin IC1501 164pin 56 ohm ± 5% 16 MDQ3 IC1480 7pin IC1501 168pin 56 ohm ± 5% 17 MDQ4 IC1480 8pin IC1501 170pin 56 ohm ± 5% 18 MDQ5 IC1480 10pin IC1501 172pin 56 ohm ± 5% 19 MDQ6 IC1480 11pin IC1501 176pin 56 ohm ± 5% 20 MDQ7 IC1480 13pin IC1501 178pin 56 ohm ± 5% 21 MDQ8 IC1480 42pin IC1501 177pin 56 ohm ± 5% 22 MDQ9 IC1480 44pin IC1501 175pin 56 ohm ± 5% 23 MDQ10 IC1480 45pin IC1501 171pin 56 ohm ± 5% 24 MDQ11 IC1480 47pin IC1501 169pin 56 ohm ± 5% 25 MDQ12 IC1480 48pin IC1501 167pin 56 ohm ± 5% 26 MDQ13 IC1480 50pin IC1501 163pin 56 ohm ± 5% 27 MDQ14 IC1480 51pin IC1501 161pin 56 ohm ± 5% 28 MDQ15 IC1480 53pin IC1501 159pin 56 ohm ± 5% 29 MCK IC1480 38pin IC1501 183pin 105.7 ohm or less 30 XWE IC1480 16pin IC1501 181pin 56 ohm ± 5% 31 XCAS IC1480 17pin IC1501 188pin 56 ohm ± 5% 32 XRAS IC1480 18pin IC1501 189pin 56 ohm ± 5% 33 XCSM IC1480 19pin IC1501 190pin 56 ohm ± 5% 34 DQM0 IC1480 15pin IC1501 179pin 56 ohm ± 5% 35 DQM1 IC1480 39pin IC1501 180pin 56 ohm ± 5% 36 BA0 IC1480 20pin IC1501 193pin 56 ohm ± 5% 37 BA1 IC1480 21pin IC1501 197pin 56 ohm ± 5%

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7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

PCB side B

Spot to check 1 (IC1480)

PCB side A

Spot to check 2 (IC1501)

Fig. 6.2: Spots to check in SDRAM I/F

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C

D

F

A

B

E

VD8_1

VCC5 (= 5.0 V)VD

Fig. 7.1: Power configuration

<Check> Check the voltage of the sending pin when the power is ON. Checking should be based on PGND, AGND.

PCB side A

Fig. 7.2: Spots to check in VD8, VCC5 voltages

F.E. driver system

PU power

IC1901 VCC 5V REG IC

VD8_1

PGND3

VCC5_1

AGND1

VD

Check 7: VD8, VCC5 Power supply voltage OK?

NO. Spot to check Module NO. Rated value Unit

1 VD8_1 - PGND3 ALL 8.0 ± 0.4 V 2 VD - PGND_3 ALL 8.0 ± 0.4 V 3 VCC5_1 - AGND1 ALL 5.0 ± 0.1 V

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56

7

8

C

D

F

A

B

E

VD AVCC5 (= 5.0 V )

Fig. 8.1: Power configuration

<Check> Play back DVD-REF-A1 TITLE1 to check the voltage of the sending pin. Checking should be based on PGND, AGND.

PCB side A

Fig. 8.2: Spots to check in VD8, AVCC5 voltages

IC1801 Audio-DAC

IC1900

AVCC 5V

REG IC

GNDAU1

AVCC5

VD

PGND3

Check 8: AVCC5 voltage OK?

NO. Spot to check Module NO. Rated value Unit

1 VD - PGND_3 ALL 8.0 ± 0.4 V 2 AVCC5 - GNDAU1 ALL 5.0 ± 0.1 V

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1234

C

D

F

A

B

E

<Outline> DACCLK for Audio-DAC is created through IC1501

using a 27 MHz crystal oscillator (X1501).

DACCLK

Fig. 9.1: Clock configuration

<How to check> DVD: DVD-REF-A1 TITLE 1 CD: Play back a general CDDA Common in all modules compatible with DVD-V Checking should be based on DGND. If NG is found, check the relevant lines, periphery of IC1501, soldering of peripheral components and defective components.

GND

Fig. 9.2: Rated value of a clock

IC1501

DVD-LSI

X1501 27 MHz Crystal

IC1801 Audio-DAC

VCC12VCC33

Rated value 1

Rated value 2

Rated value 3

Check 9: DACCLK normal?

NO.

Spot to check 1 (sending pin)

Media Rated value 1 Rated value 2 Rated value 3 1 DACCK DVD 2.0 V~VCC33V DGND~0.8 V 36.8640 MHz ± 300 ppm 2 DACCK CD 2.0 V~VCC33V DGND~0.8 V 33.8688 MHz ± 300 ppm

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Spot to check 2 (IC1501 148pin)

Spot to check 1 (probe)

Fig. 9.3: Spots to check in 27 MHz, DACCLK

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<Outline>The serial three-wire digital output +DACCLK that is output from DVD-LSI (IC1501) is converted

to the analog audio signal using Audio-DAC (IC1801), and the converted signal is output from HOST I/F (CN1901). Simultaneously, the analog MUTE signal is output through HOST I/F from DVD-LSI (IC1501). The digital audio signal (IECOUT) output from DVD-LSI (IC1501) is output through CN1901.

CN1901 HOST I/F

LOLRCK

ADOUT

ROSRCK

GNDAU

IECOUT

Fig. 10.1: Audio circuit

<How to check> Play back DVD-REF-A1 TITLE2 CHAPTER1 (48k/16bit 1kHz 0dB). Checking should be based on DGND. If NG is found, check the relevant lines, periphery of main components described above, soldering of peripheral components and defective components.

GND

Fig. 10.2: Rated value of serial three wires

IC1801 Audio-DAC

IC1501 DVD-LSI

Rated value 1

Rated value 2

Check 10: Audio circuit OK?

NO.

Spot to check 1 (sending pin)

Rated value 1 Rated value 2

Reference waveform 1 ADOUT VCC33V-0.6V or more 0.4V or less Waveform 1 2 SRCK VCC33V-0.6V or more 0.4V or less Waveform 2 3 LRCK VCC33V-0.6V or more 0.4V or less Waveform 3

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Fig. 10.3: Spots to check for serial three wires

Perform the following check based on GNDAU2 using the measurement circuit shown below:

Fig. 10.4: Rated value of analog audio out (LO, RO)

Rated value is an effective value (rms)

ADOUT

SRCK

LRCK

47 k

LO ROGNDAU2

NO.

Spot to check 1 (sending pin)

Rated value (rms)

Reference waveform 4LO 1400 ± 150 mV Waveform 4 5RO 1400 ± 150 mV Waveform 4

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Fig. 10.5: Spots to check in analog audio out

Checking should be based on DGND.

Checking should be performed after connecting 24Pin FFC to the jig or other equipment.

PCB side A

Fig. 10.6: Spot to check in digital audio signal (IECOUT)

LO

RO

GNDAU

IEC

NO.

Spot to check 1 (sending pin)

Rated value 1 Rated value 2

Reference waveform

6 IEC VCC33V-0.6V or more 0.4V or less Waveform 5

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Check 11: Video circuit OK?

A composite signal is output from DVD-LSI (IC1501) and is output from HOST I/F (CN1901).

CN1901 HOST I/F

IC1501 DVD_LSI

COMPOSIT

Video

Composite

DAC

Fig. 11.1: Video circuit

<How to check> Play back DVD-REF-A1 TITLE2 CHAPTER5 (WHITE 100IRE). Monitor the COMPOSITE signal based on GNDV1 (sending pin) using an oscilloscope. Set the Trigger mode and Trigger line to TV trigger and line 150 respectively.

NO.

Spot to check 1 (sending pin)

Rated value

Reference waveform

1 COMPOSITE 1000 mVpp ± 5 % Waveform 6

If NG is found, check the relevant lines, periphery of main components described above, soldering of peripheral components and defective components.

PEAK

PCB side A

Rated valueCOMPOSITE signal

Color burst

Pedestal level

BOTTOM

Horizontal synchronous signal

Fig. 11.2: Waveform when 100% composite white is output

COMPOSITE

Fig. 11.5: Spot to check in VIDEO signal

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To determine whether the FLASH memory has come to the end of its life

In case the user operation is poorly responded or the overall operation is heavy, the FLASH memory may have reached the end of its life. Whether the FLASH memory has reached the end of its life is determined by viewing the display of the LD live time.

1. Display the LD live time. (For how to display the LD live time, see FE Test Mode)

2. The second digit of the live time from the left being E as in “*E** ****” means the FLASH memory has reached the end of its life.

E.g.:

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CH1 : LO

1 V/div. 5 usec/divReference voltage: DGND2

G G

CH2 : ROCH1 : ADOUT3 Reference voltage: GNDAU2 1 V/div. 500 usec/div

G

Waveform 1

Reference voltage: DGND2 1 V/div. 5 usec/div

G

Waveform 2

CH1 : LRCK

G

1 V/div. 5 usec/divReference voltage: DGND2

Waveform 4

CH1 : IECOUTCH1 : SRCK

G

Waveform 5

1 V/div. 500 nsec/divReference voltage: DGND2

Waveform 3

VIDEO

[WHITE 100IRE]

CH1 : COMPOSITE

200 mV/div. 10 usec/divReference voltage: GNDV1

Waveform 6

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5.4 ERROR CODE LIST

Media Error UNPLAYABLE DISC 00h Discs of unplayable formats only X X X (Error status will be “No error”) Open (No display) 10h Door open error * * * * Read Error ERROR-02-99 20h Transfer start error X X X X

Focus Error (Focus Error

ERROR-02-90 21h Focus error X X X X in mechanism set up) Surface Error ERROR-02-9E 22h Focus error during setup (no focus has - - X been taken with the disc) Address not found ERROR-02-80 23h No address is found X X X X (Invalid Track) Spindle Lock ERROR-02-91 24h Spindle lock NG (disc cannot rotate) X X X X Carriage HOME ERROR-02-92 25h Carriage home NG (a pickup attempts X X X X carriage home but stops unable to return) ID/SUBCODE Read ERROR-02-94 26h ID/SUBCODE Read Error (ID/SUBCODE X X X X Error not readable due to scratches, dirt, etc.) AV CHIP decode Error ERROR-02-9A 2Ah AV CHIP decode NG (AV chip cannot X X X X be decoded) AV CHIP Recovery NG ERROR-02-9B 2Bh AV CHIP recovery NG X X X X Error of PLAY BACK ERROR-02-9C 2Ch Playback status error (error due to X X X X Mode Status software factor) Disc Data Error ERROR-02-9D 2Dh Disc Data NG X X X X Temp Error (In Case of THERMAL PROTECTION IN 30h High temperature (playback stops as the X - - High Temperature) MOTION

pickup temperature exceeds 89 degrees C) No Disc (including Disc (No display) 40h No disc inserted (including disc loading/ * * * * loading and ejecting) ejecting) Loading_Mecha Error (No display) 50h Loading mechanical error (disc X - X cannot be clamped) DRM Error PROTECTED DISC 70h DRM error (no all song can be played X X X back by DRM) Region code Error DIFFERENT REGION DISC 90h Region code NG (playback impossible X X X due to different mechanical regions) CPRM*7 Key Error *8 UNPLAYABLE DISC 93h Playback key error X - X REQUEST error ERROR-02-A0 A0h REQUEST error X X X X Issuance of read ERROR-02-A1 A1h Issuance of read command failed X X X X command failed (chip dependent) L0 adjustment NG ERROR-02-A2 A2h L0 adjustment NG X X X X L1 adjustment NG ERROR-02-A3 A3h L1 adjustment NG X X X X LD system NG ERROR-02-A4 A4h LD system NG X X X X Gain adjustment system ERROR-02-A5 A5h Gain adjustment system NG X X X X NG Gain determination ERROR-02-A6 A6h Gain determination system NG X X X X system NG Servo initial setting NG ERROR-02-A7 A7h Servo initial setting NG X X X X Disc unclamped ERROR-02-A8 A8h Disc unclamped X X X X Tracking system NG ERROR-02-A9 A9h Tracking system NG X X X X

Media setting system NG

ERROR-02-AA AAh Media setting system NG X X X X Focus Error ERROR-02-AB ABh JUMP between layers NG X X X X Error of PLAY BACK ERROR-02-B0 B0h Navigation command error X X X X Mode Status Error of PLAY BACK ERROR-02-B1 B1h Retry over X X X X Mode Status DivX DRM Inofrmation ERROR-02-C1 C1h DivX DRM information update error X - - Update Error *10 Undefined Error ERROR-FF-FF FFh Undefined error X X X X

How to restore UART ACC Source Eject Play Error status OSD *1 *2 Meaning Off/On Off/On Key

LIST OF ERRORS

X: An error is cancelled by operation. -: No error is cancelled by operation. *: No setting *1 Contents displayed in OSD. The articles with several display patterns have the upper line with the Japanese version of Full GUI, and the lower line with the Touch Panel model and Full GUI (English version). *2 Parameter sent by the DVD mecha, on the UART command such as “Notify reception error”. See Chapter 2 for details. *3 CPPM (Content Protection for Prerecorded Media): Copyright technology used in DVD-A. This is achieved with the keys recorded in the media as well as the device keys the player has. *4 Available only for the models compatible with DVD-A. In case of an error, the audio output will be muted only but the playback operation will continue. Also, acceptance of the user operation will be the same as normal.

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*5 AWM (Audio Watermark): Electronic watermark where the information on the owner of copyright or CCI (Copy Control Information) is included for determination of illegally copied discs or other means. *6 No notice as an error status will be conducted, but error occurrence will be notified in the operation status notice. See Chapter 2 for details. *7 CPRM (Content Protection for Recordable Media): Copyright technology for the digital contents used for recordable DVDs or memory cards. *8 Available only for the models compatible with DVD-VR *9 This occurs when the audio property information notice is sent from the DVD mecha but no audio property activation notice is returned. The time taken for occurrence should be specified in the latency time for the audio property notice set in the connection confirmation command. *10 This occurs when the DRM information update notice is sent from the DVD mecha but no DRM information update response is returned.

External storage device (USB, SD)

Message Cause Action

Unplayable File

This type offile cannot be played on this unit.

Select a filethat can be played.

There are no songs.

Transferthe audio files to theexternal storage device and connect.

Security for the connected USB memory is enabled.

Follow theUSB memory instructions to disablesecurity.

Format Read Sometimesthere

is a delaybetween the startof playback and when you startto hear any sound.

Wait untilthe message disappears and you hear sound.

Skipped The connected

external storage device contains WMA files that are protected by Windows Media DRM 9/10.

Play an audiofile not embedded with Windows Media DRM 9/10.

Protect All the files on

the connected external storage device is protected by Windows Media DRM 9/10.

Transferaudio files not protected by Windows Media DRM 9/10 tothe external storage device and connect.

Incompatible USB

The USB device connected to is not supported by this unit.

Connect a USB portable audio player or USB memory that is USB Mass Storage Class compliant.

The USB device is not formatted with FAT16 or FAT32.

The connected USB device should be formatted with FAT16or FAT32.

IncompatibleSDUnsupported SD

card is inserted.

Use the supported SD card.

Non-compatible SD storage device

Remove your device and replaceit with a compatible SD storage device.

Message Cause Action

Check USB TheUSB connec-

tor or USBcable has shortcircuited.

Check that the USB connector or USB cable isnot caught in something or damaged.

The connected USB portable audio player/ USB memory consumes more than maximum allowable current.

Disconnect the USB portable audio player/USB memory and do not use it.Turn the ignition switch to OFF, then to ACC or ON andthen connect a compliant USB portable audio player/USB memory.

Error-02-9X/-DXCommunication

failed.

Perform one ofthe following operations. –Turnthe ignition switch OFFand back ON. –Disconnect the USB portable audio player/USB memory. –Change to adifferent source. Then, return tothe USB portable audio player/USB memory.

Rental Expired.

The inserted external storage device contains expired DivX VOD content.

Select a filethat can be played.

Video resolution not supported

The inserted external storage device contains a high definition DivX file.

Select a filethat can be played.

It is notpossible to writeit in the flash.

Flash memory error.

Replace the flash memory.

Yourdevice is not authorized to play this DivX protected video.

This unit’s DivX registration code has not been authorized by the DivX VOD contents provider.

Register this unit to the DivXVOD contents provider.

Format Read Sometimesthere

is a delaybetween the startof playback and when you startto hear any sound.

Wait untilthe message disappears and you hear sound.

Video frame rate not supported.

DivX file’s frame rate is morethan 30 fps.

Select a filethat can be played.

Audio Format not supported.

This type offile is not supported on this unit.

Select a filethat can

be

played.

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iTunes tagging

Message Cause Action

iPod full. Tags not transferred.

Memory used for tag information on the iPod is full.

Sync the iPodwith iTunesand clean up the taggedplaylist.

Memory full. Tags not stored.

This unit’s flash memory used as the temporary storage area is full.

Connect the iPod to this unitand transfer this unit’s tag information to the iPod.

Tags transferred failed.

This unit’s taginformation cannot transfer to the iPod.

Check the iPod and try again.

Tag store failed.

Taginformation cannot be stored in this unit.

Tryagain.

Error-8D Built-in FLASH

ROM encountered an error

Turnthe ignition OFFandON.

SD source cannot be selected during tag transfer.

Taginformation is being transferred to the iPod.

Wait untiltag transfer is complete.

Bluetooth

Message Cause Action

Error-10 The power failed

for the Bluetooth module of this unit.

Turnthe ignition switch OFFand then to ACCor ON. If the errormessage is stilldisplayed after performing the above action, please contact your dealer oran authorized Pioneer Service Station.

Pandora

Message Cause Action

Error-19 Communication

failed.

Disconnect the cable from the iPod.Once the iPod’smainmenu is displayed, reconnect the iPod and reset it.

Start up the Pandora Application from your Device.

The Pandoraapplication has not started running yet.

Start up the Pandoraapplication from your iPod/iPhone.

Unable to save thumb rating. Try again later.

Unable to save thumb rating.

Tryagainlater.

Unable to save Bookmark. Try again later.

Unable to save Bookmark.

Tryagainlater.

Pandora system maintenance. Try again later.

Pandorasystem is undergoing maintenance.

Tryagainlater.

Skip limit reached.

Do not exceedthe skip limit.

This version of the Pandora Application is not supported.

This version of the Pandoraapplication is not supported.

Connect an iPod/ iPhone that hasa compatible version of the Pandora application installed.

Check Device Device error mes-

sage displayed in PandoraApplication.

Please check your iPod/iPhone.

Pandora is unable to play music. Please see your Device.

Unable to play music from Pandora.

Please check your iPod/iPhone.

Create station within the Pandora Application on Device.

No station found. Create a station in

the Pandoraapplication on your iPod/iPhone.

No Active Station

No station selected.

Select a station.

iPod

Message Cause Action

Format Read Sometimesthere

is a delaybetween the startof playback and when you startto hear any sound.

Wait untilthe message disappears and you hear sound.

Error-02-6X/9X/-DX

Communication failed.

Disconnect the cable from the iPod.Once the iPod’smainmenu is displayed, reconnect the iPod and reset it.

iPod failure. Disconnect the

cable from the iPod.Once the iPod’smainmenu is displayed, reconnect the iPod and reset it.

Error-02-67 The iPodfirm-

ware version is old.

Update the iPod version.

Stop There are no

songs.

Transfersongs to the iPod.

There are no songs in thecurrent list.

Select a listthat contains songs.

Not Found No related

songs.

Transfersongs to the iPod.

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1. REAR AUDIO OUTPUT

2. WIRED REMOTE INPUT

3. AUDIO INPUT L

4. BT MIC

5. AUDIO INPUT R

6. REAR VIEW CAMERA INPUT

7. REAR MONITOR OUTPUT

8. VIDEO INPUT

1. FL-

2. RL-

3. FL+

4. RL+

5. FR-

6. RR-

7. FR+

8. RR+

9. P.B.

10. BGSENS

11. ACC

12. B.REM

13. ILM

14. MUTE

15. B.UP

16. GND

16

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1

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6

1. SUBWOOFER OUTPUT R

2. SYBWOOFER OUTPUT L

3. REAR OUTPUT R

4. REAR OUTPUT L

5. FRONT OUTPUT R

6. FRONT OUTPUT L

11 10

9 8

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6 5

4 3 2 1

IP-BUS INPUT

1. BUS+

2. BUSG

3. BUSLG

4. NC

5. BUS-

6. BUSRG

7. BUSL+

8. ASENBO

9. BUSR+

10. BUSR-

11. BUSL-

1. CCR

2. CCG

3. CCB

4. CCSYNC

5. GNDSIG

6. NC

7. NC

8. NC

9. ASENB

10. NC

11. NC

12. NC

13. ONSEI+

14. ONSEI-

15. NC

16. NC

17. NC

18. NC

19. DSEN

20. TVON

21. GION

22. NC

23. NC

24. SYS_TO_NAVI

25. NAVI_TO SYS

26. GNDD

RGB IN

1

2

25

26

OPTICAL OUTPUT (RD, RI model only)

ANTENNA

5.5 CONNECTOR FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

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5.6 MECHANICAL DESCRIPTION

1. The operation is carried out with two motors; motor for anteroposterior driving (CXC6638) and motor for angle driving (CXC6639).

2. The analog potential generated from the angle encoder is detected for detecting the angle operation status and the operation position.

3. The angle last position memory function is memorized by microcomputer using 256-resolution STEP of VDD.

4. The pulse is detected by photo interrupter for detecting the horizontal operation status.

5. When the reset is started, the discharge operation is carried out again after the storage status and the system enters the startup status.

6. The angle is adjusted with angle keys ( + / - ).

7. The storage and the discharge of monitor is carried out with OPEN/CLOSE key and the temporal tilting of monitor is carried out with temporal tilting key.

8. The monitor automatic storage and discharge ON/OFF and setback ON/OFF at ACC ON/OFF is set from the navigation menu screen.

If ACC is set to ON when OPEN key is pressed or the automatic opening and closing setting is ON, the motor for angle driving is rotated to 0° direction for 500 ms (imposition).

500 ms later, the motor for angle driving is stopped and the motor for anteroposterior driving is rotated to the discharge direction.

The motor for anteroposterior driving is continuously rotated to the discharge direction for 600 ms after LIFTSW changes from H to L.

600 ms later, the motor for anteroposterior driving is stopped and the motor for angle driving is rotated to UP direction.

If the angle VOL voltage becomes approximately 90° voltage, the discharge is completed by braking the motor for angle driving. (If the previous angle is memorized, the operation is carried out with the angle)

90° voltage or last memory position

Outline of FLAP operation

Explanation on FLAP discharge operation

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When the setback is set to ON, the motor for angle driving is braked after the monitor angle voltage reaches the previous angle memory, and then the motor for anteroposterior driving is rotated to the storage direction in low speed. After that, if LIFTPULSE changes from L to H, the motor for anteroposterior driving is stopped.

Explanation on FLAP storage operation

In six seconds after ACC is turned OFF when CLOSE key is pressed or the automatic opening and closing setting is ON, the motor for angle driving is rotated to 0° direction. When the setback is set to ON, the motor for anteroposterior driving is rotated to the discharge direction in high speed and the motor is continuously rotated for 600 ms after LIFTSW changes from H to L, and then the motor for angle driving is rotated to 0° direction.

The motor for angle driving is rotated to 0° direction for 900 ms after DEG0SW changes from H to L and the imposition operation is carried out.

900 ms later, the motor for angle driving is braked and the motor for anteroposterior driving is rotated to the storage direction.

After the horizontal operation status detection pulse is detected 15 times, the motor for anteroposterior driving is rotated to the storage direction in low speed.

If the horizontal operation status detection pulse cannot be detected for 600 ms, the brake is operated and the monitor storage is completed.

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The motor for angle driving is rotated to UP direction and DOWN direction by + key and – key, respectively from the monitor stop position. If you keep pressing the key, the monitor carries out the continuous angle operation from approximately 50 to 110° without step. When the setback is set to ON, pressing the key rotates the motor for anteroposterior driving in the horizontal discharge direction and the angle is adjusted by changing the angle voltage only for the effective portion of angle adjustment key in 600 ms after LIFTSW changes from H to L. In three seconds after the adjustment, the motor for anteroposterior driving is rotated in the horizontal storage direction in low speed and the brake is operated after LIFTPULSE changes from L to H.

Pressing the temporal tilting key from the monitor stop position rotates the motor for angle driving to 0° direction. When the setback is set to ON, pressing the key rotates the motor for anteroposterior driving and the brake is operated in 600 ms after LIFTSW changes from H to L, and then the motor for angle driving is rotated in 0° direction.

The motor for angle driving is rotated for 900 ms after DEG0SW changes from H to L, and the monitor is stopped at the horizontal position by brake. In seven seconds after that, the navigation system operation sound sounds three times in one second intervals and in ten seconds, the motor for angle driving rotates in angle UP direction and the brake stops at the last memory position. When the setback is set to ON, the motor for angle driving is stopped at the last memory position, and then the motor for anteroposterior driving rotates in the horizontal storage direction in low speed and the motor is stopped after LIFTSW changes from L to H.

1. For the angle position, the angle voltage should be checked all the time and the last memory should be memorized by addition and subtraction of voltage. However, if the monitor is forcibly moved with hands etc., it is not memorized.

2. If the predefined pulse cannot be detected during the horizontal operation, the operation should be stopped at that point.

Explanation on FLAP angle adjustment

Explanation on FLAP temporal tilting operation

Precautions on FLAP operation

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BackUp is interrupted temporarily, operation by Acc OFF/ON

0

Flap position is stopped

indeterminately

BackUp is

interrupted

temporarily

Nothing is changed

(Standby immediately)

Nothing is changed Nothing is changed Nothing is changed Nothing is changed

The system does not

stay in this status

Flap position identifying

operation is started

BackUp is

interrupted

temporarily

Acc OFF

Acc OFF, less

than six seconds

after Acc OFF

In six seconds

after Acc OFF

Acc ON ON ON

1

During release of setback for flap

position identification

Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued

2

During falling for flap position identification

3

During storage for flap position identification

4 Closing is stopped Nothing is changed Nothing is changed

(Standby immediately)

Nothing is changed

(To standby)

Nothing is changed Nothing is changed Nothing is changed

(The system does not enter

standby status. However, if

Acc is turned OFF when the

close operation is stopped

immediately after the position

identification, the system

immediately enters the

standby status.)

Nothing is changed Changes depending

on automatic opening

and closing setting

position

5 Avoidance of horizontal obstacle is

stopped

Nothing is changed Nothing is changed Nothing is changed Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

Nothing is changed

(The system does not

enter standby status)

Nothing is changed

(Standby immediately)

6 During discharge Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued

Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

7 During forcible discharge Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued

Operation is continued

(Closes after forcible

discharge)

8 During rising Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued

Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

9 Opening is stopped Nothing is changed Nothing is changed Nothing is changedNothing is changed Nothing is changed Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

Nothing is changed

(Standby immediately)

10 Nothing is changed Nothing is changed

(Standby immediately)

Nothing is changed Nothing is changed Nothing is changed

Nothing is changed

(The system does not

enter standby status)

Nothing is changed

(To standby)

Open operation is

started

11 Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued

Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

12 Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued

(Closed after release)

Operation is continued

13

Operation is continued

only during the increase

from the lower limit of

angle adjustment range.

In other cases, the

operation is stopped.

Operation is continued

only during the increase

from the lower limit of

angle adjustment range.

In other cases, the

operation is stopped.

Operation is continued

(Key is released)

Operation is continued

(Key is released)

Operation is continued

(Key is released)

Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

Operation is continued

14 Operation is stopped Operation is continued Operation is stoppedOperation is continued

(Key is released)

Operation is continued

(Key is released)

Operation is continued

(Key is released)

Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

15 Nothing is changed

(Angle adjustment

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Angle adjustment

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Angle adjustment

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Angle adjustment

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Angle adjustment

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Angle adjustment

waiting time is

continued)

Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

16 Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued Operation is continued

Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

17

Nothing is changed

(Temporal tilting

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Temporal tilting

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Temporal tilting

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Temporal tilting

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Temporal tilting

waiting time is

continued)

Nothing is changed

(Temporal tilting

waiting time is

continued)

Close operation is

started

The system does not

stay in this status

18 Operation is continued

19 Operation is continued

20

Avoidance of vertical obstacle is

stopped

During setback transition

During release of setback

During angle UP

During angle DOWN

During waiting of angle adjustment

During transition of temporal tilting

Temporal tilting is stopped

During release of temporal tilting

During falling

During storage Operation is continued

Operation is continued

Close operation is

started

Operation is continued

The system does not

stay in this status

Operation is continued

Status of flap

Automatic opening and closing setting OFF Automatic opening and closing setting ON

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[Note] The first four letters only. The rest of four letters are spaces

(5)(4)(3)(2)(1)

[Note] The DVD mecha needs to be activated in the test mode again to move to another test after selecting each test (FE/EDC1/EDC2).

Activate test mode

TEST

Select FE test Select EDC1 test Select EDC2 test

Continue to FE test mode image Continue to EDC1 test mode image Continue to EDC2 test mode image

Select LD live

time mode

Continue to LD live time mode image

Select simplified

FE test mode

Continue to simplified FE test mode

Test mode image

…Key operation

…Operation status

… Contents displayed by the DVD mecha (only those compatible with video)

Eight letters worth of the data is transmitted to the product (to the HOST side) through the UART communication

Legend:

[MUTE] + [FORWARD] + Reset start

Switch position of the remote control unit.

[AVH mode]

(1)-(8) and EJECT is the key of remote control unit.

6.1 DVD TEST MODE

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Power_OFF

EJECT

1E00 0000

CRG_transfer to the

0300 0000

Disc type CD-RW

Disc type CD

outermost circumference

1D00 0000

CRG_HOME

Disc type

2 DVD layers

Eight letters worth of the data is transmitted to the product (to the HOST side) through the UART communication

… Operation status

… Contents displayed by the DVD mecha (only those compatible with video)

Legend: …Key operation

0000 0000 0100 0000 0200 0000

Disc type

1 DVD layer

LD-ON/OFF

CRG+/-

Measure S curve

LO-ON : 1100 0000

LD-OFF : 1000 0000

1C00 0000 : CRG-

1B00 0000 : CRG+

Operated while keys

are pressed down

1A00 0000

(2)

Stop F search

[Note] LD-OFF automatically occurs if no action is taken for approx. 10 seconds after LD-ON.

An error occurs if F close is attempted in the LD-OFF status.

Even during the focus search (S-shape measurement mode), failure of LD-OFF within 10 seconds violates

safety regulations. Therefore, LD-OFF occurs in 9 seconds despite focus search after LD-ON.

For F close after the focus search (S-shape measurement mode), power OFF first, then power ON again

Add two items: TEMAX level display / TEMIN level display

1100 0000

FEMAX level

FEMIN level

ASMAX level

ENVMAX level

FE normalization coefficient

Spindle gain coefficient

TEMAX level display

TEMIN level display

FE offset coefficient

TE offset coefficient

AS offset coefficient

ENV offset coefficient

TG offset coefficient

DBAL coefficient

VIN1 offset cancel value

VIN2 offset cancel value

VIN3 offset cancel value

VIN4 offset cancel value

VIN5 offset cancel value

VIN6 offset cancel value

VIN7 offset cancel value

VIN8 offset cancel value

VIN9 offset cancel value

VIN10 offset cancel value

FE test mode

0X00 0000

(1) EJECT(5)(4)(3)(2)

Power ON

0FFF 0000

Front-End test mode image

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F close F search

a b

1FFF 0000

Focus closed status

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(1) (3),(4)(2) (8)

Delete GBAL coefficient.

For TBAL coefficient and TE normalization coefficient,

separate the display data identification in layer 0/layer 1.

(3),(4)(1) (6) (8)

For FBAL coefficient, focus gain coefficient,

tracking gain coefficient and AS normalization

adjustment value, separate the display data

identification in layer 0/layer 1.

* In the CRG +/- operation test, continue operation until the

NULL command is issued from the HOST

(8)(7)(2)(1)

(1)

For focus gain coefficient, tracking gain coefficient and

AS normalization adjustment value, separate the display

data identification in layer 0/layer 1.

To (2)

Tracking balance

TBAL coefficient (0 layer)

TBAL coefficient (1 layer)

TE normalization coefficient (0 layer)

TE normalization coefficient (1 layer)

Off-track adjustment result

Tracking close

Focus Jump

L0 layer : 2000 0000

L1 layer : 2100 0000

CRG+/-

Operated while keys

are pressed down

2B00 0000 : CRG+

2C00 0000 : CRG-

Power_OFF

CRG +/-

Power_OFF

Operated while keys

are pressed down

3B00 0000 : CRG+

3C00 0000 : CRG-

2x00 0000

2FFF 0000

3000 0000

3FFF 0000

FBAL coefficient (0 layer)

FBAL coefficient (1 layer)

Focus gain coefficient (0 layer)

Focus gain coefficient (1 layer)

Tracking gain coefficient (0 layer)

Tracking gain coefficient (1 layer)

AS normalization adjustment value (0 layer)

AS normalization adjustment value (1 layer)

Measure error ratio

Error ratio

Focus gain coefficient (0 layer)

Focus gain coefficient (1 layer)

Tracking gain coefficient (0 layer)

Tracking gain coefficient (1 layer)

AS normalization adjustment value (0 layer)

AS normalization adjustment value (1 layer)

T.OPEN

Power_OFF

RF level value

3FFF 0000

Tracking closed status

Start displaying

RF level value

5000 0000

Notify RF level once

every 500 msecs

End displaying RF

level value

a b

dc

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Power_OFF

To (2)

T.OPEN

E.g.) To specify 300000 for the ID, the specified ID is: 4A03 0000

For FBAL coefficient, focus gain coefficient,

tracking gain coefficient and AS normalization

adjustment value, separate the display data

identification in layer 0/layer 1.

AS normalization adjustment value (0 layer)

FBAL coefficient (0 layer)

FBAL coefficient (1 layer)

Focus gain coefficient (0 layer)

AS normalization adjustment value (1 layer)

Focus gain coefficient (1 layer)

Tracking gain coefficient (0 layer)

Tracking gain coefficient (1 layer)

T.Jump+/-

Jump+ : 4B00 0000

Jump- : 4C00 0000

ID Search

4A00 0000

Focus Jump

L0 layer : 4x00 0000

L1 layer : 4x00 0000

speed

Change playback

DVDX1.3~

(3)(1)-(4)

Specify No.

Specify ID

1.6CAV 4x00 0000

CDX4CLV:

(5)(5)

of tracks

Start jumping

Display No.

To specify the number of tracks, select one from the prepared number of tracks.

Change to cyclic in (3). Determine in (4).

For CDs: 1, 4, 10, 11 or 32 tracks

For DVDs: 1, 4, 10, 11, 32, 64 or 100 tracks

Change how to specify an ID address.

Specify a digit with the commands (1) and (2). Commands (3) and (4) are to increase/decrease the

number. Determine with the command (5).

Display ID

Start searching

:4100 0000

:4300 0000

:4200 0000

:4000 0000

Three types of speed patterns only as shown above. The first two digits of the specified ID represent the test status. The rest of six digits are the ID.

DVD X CAV, CD X 2CLV

DVD X 1CLV, CD X 1CLV

L0 layer

:4000 0000

:4200 0000

changed

V

DVD X CAV

DVD X 1CLV

DVD X 1.3~1.6CAV, CD X 4CLV

DVD X 1CLV

L1 layer

L0 layer

Taking the Joy-Stick as an example, (1) = right, (2) = left, (3) = up, (4) = down and (5) = determine.

:4100 0000

:4300 0000

DVD X 1.3~1.6CAV

DVD X 1CLV

L1 layer

[Note] The equipment needs to be powered OFF and activated again in the test mode as no restoration is possible in case of an error in the Power_OFF.

4000 0000

Tracking closed status

4x00 0000

Measure

error ratio

Error ratio

Focus gain coefficient (0 layer)

Focus gain coefficient (1 layer)

Tracking gain coefficient (0 layer)

Tracking gain coefficient (1 layer)

AS normalization adjustment value (0 layer)

AS normalization adjustment value (1 layer)

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value, separate the display data identification

in layer 0/layer 1.

(8)

Display error

Power_OFF

Display error

Error occurs in Power_OFF

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[Note] The same image is shared in EDC1 and EDC2.

(2)(1) [Note] Ejecting is allowed at any time during the EDC test mode,

provided that the BD disc status bit in the UART communication is uncertain

Eject

After completion of EJECT operation

(5)

[Note] Update the display at intervals of 0.5 seconds until 0/1 layer is selected or ejected.

(1)-(4)

EDC 1/2 test mode

0000 0000

Select 0 layer Select 1 layer

Specify ID

Start EDC 1/2

0000 0000 0100 0000

1003 0000 1103 0000

0 layer : 10** ****

1 layer : 11** ****

[Note] ** **** is the ID specified value

0 layer : 20** ****

1 layer : 21** ****

[Note] ** **** is the current ID value

EJECT operation

Test mode

Eject

**** ****

[Note] **** **** is the current ID value

EDC test mode image

Legend: …Key operation

… Operation status

… Contents displayed by the DVD mecha (only those compatible with video)

Eight letters worth of the data is transmitted to the product (to the HOST side) through the UART communication

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live time

Set DVD LD

Eight letters worth of the data is transmitted to the product (to the HOST side) through the UART communication

… Operation status

… Contents displayed by the DVD mecha (only those compatible with video)

Legend: …Key operation

live time

Set CD LD

live time

Display DVD LD

set time

40** ****

30** ****

20** ****

[Note] ** **** represents

Specify the

(1)-(4)

set time

Specify the

(1)-(4)

[Note] ** **** is the

DVD LD live time

(5)

Register the

set time

Register the

20** ****

DVD LD live time

[Note] ** **** represents

10** ****

CD LD live time

[Note] ** **** represents

[How to specify a set time]

Specify a digit with the commands (1) and (2). Commands (3) and (4) are to increase/decrease the number. Determine with the command (5). Cancel with the command (8).

10** ****

0000 0000

LD live time mode

live time

Display CD LD

CD LD live time

[Note] ** **** represents

LD live time mode image

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[Note] All live times exceeding 999999 hours are notified as 999999 hours.

[Note] The live time represented in “*E** ****” may not be an accurate

value as it represents the end of the life of the FLASH memory.

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2 Select

3 Select

4 Select

Select

Select DVD

Select

Select CD

5 Select

Return

5 Select

Return

5 Select

Return

5 Select

Return

5 Select

Select

5 Select

Return

1 Select

Select

5 Select

Return

LD ON

completed

Acquire

ASMAX

value

Acquire RF

level value

Select

Display ASMAX value

Display RF level value (Updated at intervals of approx. 500 msecs)

Select

Acquire error

ratio

Search destination ID 0x00100000

Search destination ID Inner : 0x00040000 Outer : 0x00200000 Middle : 0x00100000

Search destination CRG home position

*1: Display the selected position Inner DVD: Inner Outer DVD: Outer Middle DVD: Middle CD: CD

Select

Display error ratio

CRG Move completed

Select

CRG transfers to the outermost circumference

Simplified FE test mode

Numbers on each screen can be selected with the “test key commands”. No display data for the test mode is notified in the simplified FE test mode.

[Notes] The simplified FE test mode checks the status transition and the test results only with the mecha OSD. Therefore, the following actions need to be taken in the HOST:

• Output the mecha image output to the front monitor. To locate the operating buttons on the screen, combine the screen display and button operation.

• In case of the product with the rear monitor output, output the image of the simplified test mode. For these actions, consult with the service department.

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Service Test Mode

The service test mode is used to check functions in fault diagnosis by a serviceman in case of any defect found in the DVD mecha. This mode is enabled only when the test mode is activated. At this time, no normal operation is executed.

1. Outline The service test mode is used to check functions in fault diagnosis by a serviceman in case of any defect found in the DVD mecha. No general user goes into this mode. The mode is implemented mainly to check the FE part. It is originally the test mode at the FE part implemented in the PC communication, which is modified to allow implementation in the HOST communication. The command for the test mode received in the HOST communication is interpreted by the application part, converted to the PC communication command and transferred to the OS. The OS transfers this command to the PC task as if it received the command in the PC communication. The execution result is noticed to the application part by an e-mail instead of the PC communication. The application part then transmits the result in the HOST communication to display OSD.

2. Conditions for operation (1) This service test mode is enabled only when the test mode is activated. At this time, no normal operation is executed. (2) No request from the host is received while the core executes the test mode command. (3) The core start-up notice is not necessary in the test mode.

3. Requests for HOST The service test mode requires two items: the item that displays the notice command in the FE test mode in HOST and the item to display the mecha OSD with no change in the simplified FE test mode. Displaying the test result only in the mecha OSD, the simplified FE test mode does not require the notice of the test result to HOST. Therefore, the simplified FE test mode needs to display the video output of the mecha on the monitor.

4. I/F specifications

5. Operation flow

STATUS = 00h, TP = 11h, D0 = EEh, (Key commands for the test mode) D1: Types of key commands exclusive for the test mode

* In CRG+/-, operation stops when the key is released. At that time, the DVD mecha should make the key command request (TP = B1h) on a regular basis to prevent any omission of key release.

Specification for the UART (HOST) communication

1) Key commands for the test mode

Value of D1 Purpose

01h Test mode command (1)

02h Test mode command (2)

03h Test mode command (3)

04h Test mode command (4)

05h Test mode command (5)

06h Test mode command (6)

07h Test mode command (7)

08h Test mode command (8)

D0h Test mode command EJECT

F0h Test mode command NULL

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STATUS = 00h, TP = B5h, D0 = 02h, (Display data for the test mode) D1: Display data identifier exclusive for the test mode [The values of D1 are as shown in the table below] D2 – 9: Eight letters worth of display data in ASCII. (Status or results are displayed)

* Each coefficient (excluding the status display) outputs data at intervals of every second. E.g.) Power-on (examples of “1-” in the continuous display specifications above) D1 = 01h, set the status display data to D2 – D9 and transmit [1 second later] D1 = 02h, set the FE offset coefficient to D2 – D9 and transmit [1 second later] D1 = 03h, set the TE offset coefficient to D2 – D9 and transmit : : [1 second later] D1 = 07h, set the DBAL coefficient to D2 – D9 and transmit [1 second later] D1 = 01h, after setting the status display data to D2 – D9 and transmitting, wait for keys

2) Display data for the test mode

Value of D1

Purpose Continuous display specification 01h Status display 02h FE offset coefficient 1-1 03h TE offset coefficient 1-2 04h AS offset coefficient 1-3 05h ENV offset coefficient 1-4 06h TG offset coefficient 1-5 07h DBAL coefficient 1-6 30h VIN1 offset cancel value 1-7 31h VIN2 offset cancel value 1-8 32h VIN3 offset cancel value 1-9 33h VIN4 offset cancel value 1-10 34h VIN5 offset cancel value 1-11 35h VIN6 offset cancel value 1-12 36h VIN7 offset cancel value 1-13 37h VIN8 offset cancel value 1-14 38h VIN9 offset cancel value 1-15 39h VIN10 offset cancel value 1-16 08h FEMAX level 2-1 09h FEMIN level 2-2 0Ah ASMAX level 2-3 0Bh ENVMAX level 2-4 0Ch FE normalization coefficient 2-5 0Dh Spindle gain coefficient 2-6 0Eh TBAL coefficient (0 layer) 3-1 1Eh TBAL coefficient (1 layer) 3-2 10h TE normalization coefficient (0 layer) 3-3 20h TE normalization coefficient (1 layer) 3-4 40h Off-track adjustment result 3-5 11h FBAL coefficient (0 layer) 4-1 21h FBAL coefficient (1 layer) 4-2 12h Focus gain coefficient (0 layer) 4-3 5-2 22h Focus gain coefficient (1 layer) 4-4 5-3 13h Tracking gain coefficient (0 layer) 4-5 5-4 23h Tracking gain coefficient (1 layer) 4-6 5-5 14h

AS normalization adjustment value (0 layer)

4-7 5-6

24h

AS normalization adjustment value (1 layer)

4-8 5-7 15h Error ratio 5-1 16h TEMAX level 2-7 17h TEMIN level 2-8 50h RF level

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Note 1

A media type is specified here. Settings should be implemented according to this specification. Note 2 Switching gains should be: normal gain -> OEIC =H -> OEIC =H and FEPx4 amps ON Note 3 Any other operation is prohibited during measurement Note 4 Playback speed should be: 1.3 – 1.6CAV for DVDs and x4CLV fixed for CDs

Number of keys required for the product: nine ((1) – (8) plus EJECT)

Test Mode In Activate the test mode

Set the source to DVD

The test mode commands 1 to 8 + EJECT as well as the NULL command should be used for the HOST communication.

To specify the number of tracks, select one from the prepared numbers of tracks. Change to cyclic in (3). Determine in (4). For CDs: 1, 4, 10, 11 or 32 tracks For DVDs: 1, 4, 10, 11, 32, 64 or 100 tracks

Change how to specify an ID address Specify a digit with the commands (1) and (2). Commands (3) and (4) are to increase/decrease the number. Determine with the command (5). Taking the Joy-Stick as an example, (1) = right, (2) = left, (3) = up, (4) = down and (5) = determine.

*F close and F search will not be executed unless LD is ON.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

To FE

* To 1 * To 2 * To 3

* To simplified FE test mode

test mode

(1) (2)-(5) EJECT Powered OFF status

(2):1 DVD layer

(3):2 DVD layers

Disc TypePower On Eject (4):CD

Note 1

(5):CD-RW

Powered ON status

(8) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Power Off

Focus Close

Adjustment

included

Focus Search

CRG+

CRG- CRG_HOMELD_ON

Carriage transferred

to the outermost circumference

(2)

Focus Search

STOP

(8) (1) (2) (3) (4)

T.Bal

Other adjustment

Focus JumpPower Off CRG-

CRG+

Focus Close status 1

included

(8) (1) (3) (4) (5) Focus Close status 2

Tracking Close

Adjustment

included

CRG+Power Off

CRG-

RF level value

RF level display status

(8) (1) (2) (7)

Power Off

(8) (1) (2) (5) (6) (3),(4) (7)

Power Off

Measure

error ratio

Note 3

Switch playback

speed Note 4

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RF level value

Measure

error ratio

Note 3

Tracking Open

(1)

End displaying RF level value

Tracking Close status

ID Search T.JumpFocus Jump Tracking Open

+/-

(1)-(4) (3)

Specify ID

Specify No.

of tracks

(5) (5)

Start ID search

Start jumping

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EDC2

mode

(1) (2) (1) (2)

Select

0 layer

Select

1 layer

Select

0 layer

Select

1 layer

(1)-(4) (1)-(4)

Specify ID Specify ID

(5) (5)

Start EDC1 Start EDC2

*3

LD live time

mode

(1) (2) (5) (6)

Display CD LD live time

Display DVD

LD live time

Set CD LD

live time

Set DVD LD

live time

Specify

set time

Specify

set time

Register set time

Register

set time

EDC1

mode

(1)-(4) (1)-(4)

(5)(5)

(8)(8)

[How to specify a set time] Specify a digit with the commands (1) and (2). Commands (3) and (4) are to increase/decrease the number. Determine with the command (5). Cancel with the command (8).

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[Method for Mode IN]

When the reset start is done while pushing REVERSE and EJECT, it shifts to the monitor test mode.

[Display specifications]

[Method for Mode IN]

Choose "Version Check" among the monitor test mode menu screen.

[Display specifications]

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Selection cursor up movement 2 Selection cursor down movement 8 Menu enter 5

1. Version Check

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Return to test mode menu 1 Page up

9

Page down

7

When 8 digits of read number is strange, displayed with red.

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[How to activate the touch panel test mode]

Choose "Touch Panel Test" among the monitor test mode menu screen.

[Menu types in the mode]

The calibration test mode consists of the following menus.

Top menu

[Description of the top menu]

[Display specification]

Conditions for lighting of the adjustment complete mark “ * ”.

Outermost circumference inspection : In case the outermost circumference inspection has been completed normally.

Calibration inspection : In case the calibration has been completed normally.

Conditions for the adjustment complete mark “ * ” to go out.

Outermost circumference inspection : In case the outermost circumference inspection has never been performed. In case the EEPROM initialization has been performed. In case the adjustment value has been initialized.

Calibration inspection : In case the calibration inspection has never been performed. In case the EEPROM initialization has been performed. In case the adjustment value has been initialized.

Data initialization

Outermost circumference inspection Calibration inspection Coordinate inspection Calibration verification

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Selection cursor up movement 2 Selection cursor down movement 8 Return to test mode menu 1 Menu enter 5

2. T ouch Panel T est

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[Outermost circumference inspection]

[Outline]

Outermost circumference value of X and Y is obtained by tracing the outermost circumference of the touch panel screen. When exiting the menu screen by pressing 5 key, the captured value is stored in the EEPROM. Furthermore, when storing the value, checking is made as to whether the value is within the range or not.

When the value is within the range. Write the following value and adjustment information to the EEPROM, then “OK” is displayed.

1. The outermost value of X and Y(min/max) : 4 byte

2. The reference value for A/D correction of X,Y : 2 byte

3. Adjustment information(Adjustment OK) : 1 byte When the value is within the range.

Write the following adjustment information to the EEPROM, then “NG” is displayed.

1. Adjustment information(Adjustment NG) : 1 byte

The initial value and the setting value allowable range are as follows.

Outermost value Outermost value

Xmin : 3Bh Xmin : 78h Ymin : 43h Ymin : 78h Xmax : F6h Xmax : B4h Ymax : EEh Ymax : B4h

A/D correction value A/D correction value

X : 35h X : 00h Y : 39h Y : 00h

Setting value allowable range

X direction Minimum value : 00h to 80h

Maximum value : 9Eh to FFh Maximum value - Minimum value : more then 73h

Y direction Minimum value : 00h to 83h

Maximum value : 9Ah to FFh Maximum value - Minimum value : more then 6Bh

[Display specifications]

Outermost circumference inspection in process

X/Y information of [MIN] and [MAX] of the outermost circumference are displayed. [BEFOR] indicates the value stored in the EEPROM. [AFTER] indicates MIN/MAX of the A/D value currently captured.

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Return to top menu 5

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[16 points adjustment]

[Outline]

When correctly touched, the cursor will disappear, and the next cursor will appear. Calibration is conducted by repeating this process 16 times. When the 17th point has been finally touched, setting information for the 16 points and the normal ending information, total of 17 byte data, are written into the EEPROM, and the screen returns to the TOP menu.

[Display specifications]

16 points adjustment in process

Order of display of the locations to be pressed.

This point is intended to end the calibration inspection, and therefore, the corrected value of this point is not obtained.

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Return to top menu 5

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[Coordinate inspection]

[Outline]

The coordinate before correction and after correction at the time of pressing the touch panel are displayed for coordinate verification. Furthermore, the red "+" cursor can be moved by the key operaiont mentioned bellow, and the coordinate of the cursor center is displayed.

[Display specifications]

Fixed display

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Return to top menu 1

Each displayed coordinate is as follows. The values under [Factory] are the corrected values in the Factory region and the values under [User] are the corrected values in the User region.

• Sampling : A/D value (X direction, Y direction) of the pressed point is displayed.

• AD Value : The coordinate (X direction, Y direction) of the A/D value of the pressed point corrected by the reference value for A/D correction is displayed.

• Normalization : The coordinate (X direction, Y direction) after normalizing the A/D corrected coordinate within the effective range is displayed. (0~255)

• Calibration : The coordinate (X direction, Y direction) which is the result of adding the correction by calibration to the normalized coordinate is displayed. 16 calibration points "+" are displayed in white.

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[Calibration verification]

[Outline]

Touch the cursor “+” displayed on the screen. The correct touch will delete the cursor and another cursor will be displayed. The incorrect touch will make the characters of cursor turn red. Repeat this for 4 points, and “OK” is displayed upon the last press of 4th point.

[Display specifications]

The pushing order

confirming

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Return to top menu 1

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[Data initialization]

[Outline]

Result of outermost circumference inspection and of calibration inspection (corrected value) are returned to their initial values. As for the initialized items, the initial values are written into the EEPROM and the adjustment information is cleared.

[Display specifications]

Conditions for the adjustment completion mark (*) to be lighted up.

Outermost circumference inspection When the outermost circumference inspection of the calibration for line has been completed normally.

Calibration inspection When the calibration inspection of the calibration for line has been completed normally.

User outermost circumference inspection When the user outermost circumference inspection of the calibration for line has been completed normally.

User calibration inspection When the user calibration inspection of the calibration for line has been completed normally.

Conditions for the adjustment completion mark (*) to go out.

Outermost circumference inspection When the above mentioned lighting conditions are not applicable. When the adjusted value has been initialized (Data initialize). When the EEPROM has been initialized.

Calibration inspection When the above mentioned lighting conditions are not applicable. When the adjusted value has been initialized (Data initialize). When the EEPROM has been initialized.

User outermost circumference inspection When the above mentioned lighting conditions are not applicable.

In case the outermost circumference inspection of the calibration for line or the 16-point adjustment is normally terminated after normal termination of the outermost circumference inspection for user calibration.

When the adjusted value has been initialized (Data initialize). When the EEPROM has been initialized.

User calibration inspection When the above mentioned lighting conditions are not applicable.

In case the outermost circumference inspection of the calibration for line or the 16-point adjustment is normally terminated after normal termination of the outermost circumference inspection for user calibration.

When the adjusted value has been initialized (Data initialize). When the EEPROM has been initialized.

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Selection cursor up movement 2 Selection cursor down movement 8

Menu enter 5

Return to test mode menu 1

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[Method for Mode IN]

Choose "EEPROM Adjust" among the monitor test mode menu screen.

[Display specifications]

3. EEPROM Adjust

example)

Adjustment value

Setting item

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Selection cursor up movement 2 Selection cursor down movement 8 Item content value up 6 Item content value down 4 Next menu page 9 Former menu page 7 Return to test mode menu 1

[Method for Mode IN]

Choose "EEPROM Initialize" among the monitor test mode menu screen.

[Display specifications]

Default of a cursor is the location of "No". Choose "YES" and decide, initialize a setting value.

*) Don't turn off power while initializing.

When normally ends, "It succeeded" is displayed. When will not end in four seconds, judged to be abnormal, "It failed" is displayed.

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Selection cursor left movement 4 Selection cursor right movement 6 Return to test mode menu 1 Menu enter 5

4. EEPROM Initialize

The setting items and the adjusted values are displayed on each page. *The adjusted value section indicates initial values stored in EEPROM. *If writing a value fails, the indication will not change.

When EEPROM is initialized, eject lock may be enabled. Please cancel eject lock in this case.

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[Method for Mode IN]

Choose "Display Test" among the monitor test mode menu screen.

[Display specifications]

5. Display Test

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Selection cursor up movement 2 Selection cursor down movement 8 Page up 9 Page down 7

Menu enter 5

Return to test mode menu 1

[RGB]

RGB is plotted in the following pattern: R100% -> R50% -> G100% -> G50% -> B100% -> B50% -> BLACK -> GRAY -> WHITE -> GREEN and MAGENTA dot signal (The display of the screen will be changed in 1 second.)

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Stop/Restart 5

Return to test mode menu 1

[MONOCHROME STRIPE]

Display of monochrome stripe signal (1dot Width)

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Return to test mode menu 1

[COLOR BAR]

Display of color bar signal

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Return to test mode menu 1

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[RAMP & 10STEP]

Display of step signal and signal for alpha blend check

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

alpha blend rate up 2 alpha blend rate down 8

Next signal 5

Return to test mode menu 1

[RASTER SIGNAL]

Display of signal for step confirmation

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Next signal 5

Return to test mode menu 1

[CONTRAST]

Display of Black/White signal

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Next signal 5

Return to test mode menu 1

[CENTER MARKER]

Display of signal for screen central location setting.

[Operation specification]

Operational description Remote controller key

Return to test mode menu 1

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Remove the two screws.

Remove the two screws and then remove the Holder.

Disconnect the connector.

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Grille Assy

Holder

Removing the Grille Assy (Fig.1)

Fig.1

Slide the Grille Assy forward by pushing two tabs with tweezers or other item.

Attach and remove the Grille Assy by sliding it horizontally.

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How to assemble the Grille Assy

As the mother PCB SD part is fixed with the Grille Assy, insert it horizontally.

7. DISASSEMBLY

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Remove the seven screws and then separate the Drive Unit and the Chassis Assy.

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Chassis Assy

Drive Unit(Left Side)

(Rear Side)

(Right Side)

How to separate the Drive Unit and the Chassis Assy (Fig. 2)

Fig.2

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Remove the four screws and then lift the Bracket toward the Drive Unit.

Remove the four screws.

Disconnect the connector and then remove the DVD Mechanism Module.

Disconnect the two connectors and then remove the Drive Unit.

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Removing the DVD Mechanism Module and the Drive Unit (Fig.3)

Bracket

DVD Mechanism Module

Drive Unit

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Remove the screw.

Remove five screws.

Straighten the tabs at two locations indicated and then remove the Holder.

Remove the three screws.

Disconnect the connector. (Only BT model)

Straighten the tabs at three locations indicated and then remove the DVD Amp Unit.

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Removing the Holder and the Panel (Fig.4)

Removing the DVD Amp Unit (Fig.5)

Panel

Holder

DVD Amp Unit

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Fig.6

Remove the two screws and then remove the two Guids(Right side, Left side).

Pull out the Monitor Assy in the direction indicated by an arrow.

Remove the two screws and then remove the Spring.

Remove the screw and then remove the Arm and Cover.

Disconnect the connector.

Remove the five screws and then remove the Cover.

Disconnect the connector.

Remove the three screws and then remove the Motor Unit.

Removing the Motor Unit, the Drive Unit can operate to lead to the Monitor Assy.

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Removing the Monitor PCB 1/2 (Fig.6)

Monitor Assy

Motor Unit

Arm and Cover

3

Cover

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Spring

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Remove the two screws and then remove the Holder.

Remove the four screws and then remove the Cover.

Remove the four screws and then remove the Case Unit.

Disconnect the connector.

Disconnect the three connectors.

Straighten the tabs at two locations indicated and then remove the Monitor PCB.

Remove the screw.

Disconnect the connector and then remove the Keyboard PCB.

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Removing the Monitor PCB 2/2 (Fig.7)

Holder

Case Unit Cover

Keyboard PCB

Monitor PCB

Fig.7

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Insert the tweezers (thin one) as shown in the figure and remove the tab.

Caution If you pick up the tab forcibly, the plate bends. It can be removed by just inserting the tweezers straightly.

Fig.8

Holder

Removing the Holder of LCD (Fig.8)

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Fig.9

- - Removing the BT PCB and the BT ANT PCB (Fig.9)

Only BT model

Straighten the tabs at two locations indicated and then remove the BT PCB.

Disconnect the Cord Assy using GGF1539.

Remove the screw and then remove the BT ANT PCB.

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BT ANT PCB

BT PCB

Connector

Coaxial Jumper

GGF1539

When unplugging the Coaxial Jumper, make sure to use jig GGF1539. If the antenna cable is directly unplugged without using jig GGF1539, you might damage your fingertip or fingernail.

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How to Remove the Coaxial Jumper

- - When unplugging Coaxial Jumper, hook the point of jig GGF1539 on the lid of Coaxial Jumper

- - and vertically draw out along with the engagement axis of connector.

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How to Attach the Coaxial Jumper

- - For inserting Coaxial Jumper, adjust cord assy with the engagement axis of connector and insert it as vertically

- - as possible.

- - Do not insert the Coaxial Jumper in extreme slant, as the connector might suffer damage.

BT Module

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Attention: How to install the Cushion

Align the cushion to PCB silk-print, and stick it. Be careful not to touch the cushion to the USB terminal. The sticking direction is shown on the right figure.

When you install the grille to the PCB, confirm the cushion is sticking on the Panel PCB properly.

Pasting position is shown below. Align plate to bending line and square hole.

EMI Absorb Sheet (CNN3809) Holder (CND5511)

Attention: How to install the Sheet (AVH-P6300BT/XNUC)

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Handling OK

-How to hold the mechanism

1. Hold the specified parts (indicated by broken lines) of upper and lower frames.

2. Hold the main frame and the upper frame.

3. Do not hold the front part of the upper frame because the intensity is low.

4. Do not touch the switch on the ceiling surface of the mechanism. (Fig. 1)

5. Take care not to catch the flexible part on the side face.

6. Take note that a deformation may be generated if you hold the front part of the upper frame or CRG mechanism part or a foreign object is inserted.

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Handling NG

Do not touch here

Fig. 1

: Do not touch here

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Fig. 1

Connector (pickup flexible part)

Short circuit

-How to remove the PU unit

1. Set the mechanism to the locking position (disc load standby position).

2. Set the ceiling surface of the mechanism module downward.

3. Short-circuit two parts of lands of the pickup flexible part. (Fig. 1)

4. Remove the connector of the pickup flexible part. (Fig. 2) (The flexible part is damaged if the board is removed without removing the flexible part, so be sure to remove it.)

1. Unscrew two screws and remove the CRG motor ASS'Y.

Fig. 3

Locking screw (CRG) Locking screw (CRG)

CRG motor ASS’Y

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1. Apply the main shaft holddown spring to the temporary applying part of CRG chassis.

2. Remove the CRG motor ASS'Y following “How to remove the CRG motor ASS'Y”.

3. Remove the retainer plate spring of the main shaft.

4. While holding up the tip of the pickup rack, slide the main shaft and remove the PU unit.

(Caution) When you attach the PU again, carry out the adjustment surely following the description in the

service manual of the mounted product. Be sure to carry out the actual applying of main shaft holddown spring.

Retainer plate spring

Main shaft

PU unit

Main shaft holddown spring

Sub shaft

Fig. 4

Temporary applying part of CRG chassis

Actual applyingTemporary applying

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Do not touch the radiator.

Do not touch the ACT(object lens).

Do not pull the FPC.

Do not touch the Miller or Collimator lens.

-How to hold PU (Fig. 5)

1. When you hold PU, hold “Handling OK” part shown in the figure and do not hold “Handling NG” part.

Fig. 5

Handling OK Handling NG

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SAFETY INFORMATION

CONTENTS

1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS

1.1 SERVICE PRECAUTIONS

1.2 NOTES ON SOLDERING

2. SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 SPECIFICATIONS

2.2 DISC/CONTENT FORMAT

2.3 PANEL FACILITIES

2.4 CONNECTION DIAGRAM

3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING

3.2 PCB LOCATIONS

3.3 JIGS LIST

3.4 CLEANING

4. BLOCK DIAGRAM

4.1 OVERALL CONNECTION DI AGRAM

4.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM

5. DIAGNOSIS

5.1 OPERATIONAL FLOWCHART

5.2 INSPECTION METHOD OF PICKUP UNIT

5.3 DIAGNOSIS FLOWCHART

5.4 ERROR CODE LIST

5.5 CONNECTOR FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

5.6 MECHANICAL DESCRIPTION

6. SERVICE MODE

6.1 DVD TEST MODE

6.2 MONITOR TEST MODE

7. DISASSEMBLY