THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
ORDER NO.
RRV4579
ModelTypePower Requirement
BDP-LX58-KYXE8AC 220 V to 240 V2B&&&&######YYYY: Europe
BDP-LX58-SYXE8AC 220 V to 240 V2B&&&&######YYYY: Europe
BDP-LX58LXEAC 220 V to 240 V3A&&&&######LLLL: Asean
BDP-LX58FXEAC 110 V3A&&&&######TATA: Taiwan
BDP-LX58AXQ5AC 220 V to 240 V6C&&&&######CNCN: China
DVD
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Serial No.Remarks
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
K-MZV DEC.
2014 Printed in Japan
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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.
LABEL CHECK
BDP-LX58/AXQ5
(Printed on the Back chassis)
BDP-LX58-K, S/YXE8
BDP-LX58/LXE
BDP-LX58/FXE
The following caution label appears on
your unit.
Location: inside of the unit
Laser Pickup specifications and Laser characteristics
BD Wave length : 405 nm
Operating output : 1.16 mW CW, Class 1
Maximum output : Class 2 (under fault condition)
DVD Wave length : 657 nm
Operating output : 178 W CW, Class 1
Maximum output : Class 1 (under fault condition)
CD Wave length : 785 nm
Operating output : 174 W CW, Class 1
Maximum output : Class 1 (under fault condition)
1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS ....................................................................................................................................................4
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING............................................................................................................................................... 4
3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE ..............................................................................................................................................6
3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING ........................................................................................................................... 6
3.2 JIGS LIST .......................................................................................................................................................................6
6. SERVICE MODE................................................................................................................................................................. 20
6.1 SERVICE MODE .......................................................................................................................................................... 20
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT................................................................................................................................ 36
8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS FOR ADJUSTMENTS................................................................................................................ 36
8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE ................................................................................................................................. 37
8.3 HOW TO READ OUT BARCODE DATA USING A USB MEMORY DEVICE................................................................37
8.4 HOW TO WRITE BARCODE DATA USING A USB MEMORY DEVICE.......................................................................38
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST...............................................................................................................................40
10.12 FRONT CONTROL BOARD ASSY........................................................................................................................... 68
10.13 SWITCH, LED and RS BOARD ASSYS................................................................................................................... 70
0.15 POWER BOARD ASSY............................................................................................................................................72
11.5 POWER BOARD ASSY..............................................................................................................................................88
12. PCB PARTS LIST .............................................................................................................................................................. 90
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D
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• 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 ºC.
Therefore, for lead-free soldering, the tip temperature of a soldering iron must be set to around 373 ºC 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.
Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.
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.
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1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING
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B
C
D
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BDP-LX58-K
5
• Remote control x 1
(YXE8, LXE, FXE: VXX3392)
(AXQ5: VXX3393)
• AAA 700 size manganese batteries x 2
• Power cord
(YXE8, LXE: ADG7123)
(FXE: ADG7120)
(AXQ5: ADG7122)
When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWS and PARTS
LIST" or "PCB PARTS LIST".
-
The > mark found on some component parts indicates the impor tance of the
safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
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4. BLOCK DIAGRAM
4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM
A
B
C
D
E
F
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BDP-LX58-K
Taiko 11pin
TWG-P11X
Socket (Female)
Taiko 11pin
TWG-P11P
Plug (Male)
Taiko 13pin
TWG-P13X
Socket (Female)
Taiko 13pin
TWG-P13P
Plug (Male)
V+14(14V)
V+14(14V)
GND_A
GND_A
GND_A
V-14A(-14V)
V-14A(-14V)
GND_AA
GND_AA
V+5(5.6V)
V+5(5.6V)
11pin
BtoB
RY
AMUTE
I2CSDA
I2CSCL
DACRST
GNDD
DATA/DSDFL
GNDD
DATA/DSDFR
GNDD
BCK
GNDD
LRCK/DSDFR
13pin
BtoB
IRISO 20pin
IMSA-9111S-20L
PH 12pin
PH 5PinPH 5Pin
PH 4PinPH 4Pin
PH 12pin
IRISO 3pin
IMSA-9120B
IRISO 3pin
IMSA-9120S
IRISO 20pin
IMSA-9111B-20
EV+5V
GND
+12V
+12V
GND
VSTB
VDATA
VCLK
GND
IR
GND
OPEN
POWER
POWERON LED
GND
GND
VCC
USB D+
USB D-
GND
20pin
BtoB
5pin
Wire
4pin
Wire
VCC
GND
+12V_D
GND
12V
AC1
AC2
EN-24V
GND
+12V_D
GND
VFD
DC-DC
VSTB
VDATA
VCLK
GND
IR
GND
GND
VCC
POWERLED
POWER_K
GND
GND
VCC_USB
GND
USBP0
USBM0
GND
XP2
XS1
XP1CN3003
XP2
XP3
XP4
XS1
XS2
CN5000
CN5001CN1511
CN1506
XP1XP4
XP3
LED1
GND
IRISO 3pin
IMSA-9120B
IRISO 3pin
IMSA-9120S
GND
LED2
GND
AUDIO BOARD ASSY
(08-BDLX58-AD1)
B
FRONT CONTROL
BOARD ASSY
(08-BDLX58-FV0)
C
SWITCH
BOARD ASSY
(08-BDLX58-SW0)
D
LED BOARD ASSY
(08-BDLX58-LE0)
E
LED BOARD ASSY
(08-BDLX58-LE1)
F
RELAY BOARD ASSY
(08-BDLX58-RL0)
H
10/10
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B
C
5
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MPEG Decoder
(MTK)
IC3001
MT8560
Motor Driver
IC3409
TPIC2050
TC74VHC157FTS1
DDR3_2Gb
IC3002
NT5CB128M16FP-DI
DDR3_2Gb
IC3003
NT5CB128M16FP-DI
NAND Flash_2Gb
IC3008
MT29F2G08ABAEAWP
Event CPU
IC4001
R5F100MHAF
FRONT
USB
VFD Driver
U1
PT6302
VFD
IR
AC IN
USB D+/D-
IR
I2S / DSD
5.6V_EV
VCXO
X3001
27 MHz
DSD
I2S
SELECTOR
IC1501
±14V
I2C (SCL_1/SDA_1)
TMDS
UART (Tx/Rx)
I
POWER BOARD ASSY
C
FRONT CONTROL
BOARD ASSY
H
RELAY
BOARD ASSY
D
SWITCH
BOARD ASSY
BD LOADER
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4.2 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM
A
B
C
D
E
F
10
1
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BDP-LX58-K
5
DAC
IC200
ES9011S
Vref
IC5007IC5005
IC5009
IC5010
Vref
I/V
I/V
LPF
IC5008
IC5011
LPF
X2000
80 MHz
UNBAL-Lch OUT
UNBAL-Rch OUT
HDMI Transmitter
(Pana)
IC1602
MN8647771
SCALERIC
(Marvel)
IC1204
88DE2750
DDR2
IC1212
NT5TU32M16DG-AC
Sub MICON
(SH2)
IC101
R5S726B0D216FP
X101
12 MHz
Gate Array
IC603
PE7008A-K
Event CPU
IC4001
R5F100MHAFA
COAXIAL
REAR
HDMI (MAIN)
HDMI
LAN
ZERO SIGNAL
RS-232C
SPDIF
HEX INVERTERS
IC3901
SN74AHCU04PWR
SPDIF
USB D+/D-
Tx/Rx
UART Tx/Rx
X602
36.864 MHz
X1602
27 MHz
X1201
20 MHz
I2S / DSD
SPI
VIDEO DATA
TMDS
TMDS
I2C (DDC)
I2C (DDC)
I2C
(AUDIOSCL/AUDIOSDA)
I2C
(HDSCL/HDSDA)
TMDS
SPI
RT (Tx/Rx)
SDRAM
IC102
M12L128168A-5TG2N
MX25L6435EM2I-10G
SERIAL FLASH
IC103
A
MAIN BOARD ASSY
B
AUDIO BOARD ASSY
G
RS BOARD
ASSY
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B
C
D
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U505
BAJ2DD0WT
+12V
V+5.6_EV
IC5000
NJM2880U1-33
V+3R3_D
V+14V
V-14V
IC2402
S-1172B12-E6
V+1R2_D
DAC
IC5006
ES9011S
V+3R3_D
IC2401
NJM78M56FA
IC2405
NJM2872BF33
V+3R3_A
EN
from
MTK
DVCPOW
from
Eve-COM
Vref
IC5007
IC5010
I/V
IC5005
IC5009
LPF
Co
Ev.5.6V
DVCPOW
12V
IC5008
IC5011
V+12_AR / V+12_AL
V-12_AR / V-12_AL
AC IN
IC5003
NJM7812FA
IC5003
NJM7812FA
I
POWER BOARD ASSY
B
AUDIO BOARD ASSY
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4.3 POWER SUPPLY BLOCK DIAGRAM
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B
C
D
E
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BDP-LX58-K
5.6V -> 5V 2A
V+1R8HHH
DVCPOW
DVCPOW
DVCPOW
V+3R3_MV
V+1R8_SC
V+1_SC
V+5_EV
FL
FL Driver
DIRECT LED
FL LED
KEY
KEY MCU
IR
POWER LED
FRONT USB
EN
from
MTK
DVCPOW
from
Eve-COM
IC9101
LDO
S-1112B33
MT8560
3.3V_STBY
3.3V
DDRVCCIO
DDR_VREF
V+12V_D
12V -> 8V
Variable type
IC101
RS5S726B0D216FP
(SH2)
SDRAM
IC1602
HDMI Tx
MN864777
(Pana)
Flash
IC9403
1.1V DCDC con
MM3542BF
Control another in Video QDEO
IC9404
1.8V LDO
Ripple Blocker
MIC94325YMT
IC9402
1V LDO
S-1172B10
IC9406
5V LDO
S-1170B50
IC9532
3.3V LDO
S-1172B33-E6
V+3R3_AUD
IC9408
2.5V LDO
Ripple Blocker
MIC94325YMT
VPPOW
3.3V
Ev.5.6V
DVCPOW
5V
V+5_VCC
V+5_USBFR
V+3R3_EM
V+1R25_SH2
V+1R1_HD
VDD11
AVDD11
AVDD11
V+3R3_HHH
3.3V
V+3R3_HHH
1.8V
USB Rear
TPIC2050
Driver IC
IC9103 LDO
NJM2830-8
200mA
IC9104 LDO
BA00DD0WHFP
5V
High Side SW
IC9515
1.25V LDO
Ripple Blocker
MIC94325YMT
IC9527
DCDC
BD9328
IC9528
DCDC
BD9329
IC9531
5V LDO
S-1170B50
JA1601
HDMI OUT1 5V
V+5_HD OTHER
IC1204
VIDEO
PROCESSOR
88DE2750
IC1212
DDR2 for
Scaler
Event
CPU
RS232C
Gate Array
Digital Audio
OUT
JA160x
HDMI OUT2/Z 5V
IC9525
LDO
S-1172B33
DDR3 for
SOC
1G
DDR3 for
SOC
2G
1.2V
1.5V
12V
IC9102
LDO
S-1172B33
IC9530
DCDC
BD9328
IC9529
DCDC
BD9328
A
MAIN BOARD ASSY
C
FRONT CONTROL
BOARD ASSY
H
RELAY
BOARD ASSY
D
SWITCH
BOARD ASSY
5
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No power
Are the Power buttons on both
the remote control unit and
the main unit disabled?
Is the voltage at Pins 3, 4,
and 5 of CN1505 on the MAIN
BOARD Assy 5.6 V?
No
Ye s
Ye s
No power
Go to the flowcharts for "The buttons
do not function" and "The remote
control unit does not function."
No
Replace the POWER BOARD
Assy.
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
No display on the VFD
Is the unit set to
FL OFF mode?
Are the voltages at Pin 1 of XP
on the RELAY BOARD Assy
5 V and at Pins 3 and 4 12 V?
Is the amount of solder at L1
on the FRONT CONTROL
BOARD Assy appropriate?
Is the voltage at the negative
electrode of CE3 on the FRONT
CONTROL BOARD Assy –24 V?
Is the soldering at the FL
display, U1, and U2 on the
FRONT CONTROL BOARD
Assy appropriate?
Are the voltages at Pin 1 of
CN3003 on the MAIN
BOARD Assy 5 V and at
Pins 2 and 3 12 V?
No
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
No display on the VFD
No
No
No
Press the DIMMER button on the
remote control unit to cancel
FL OFF mode.
Add solder to L1.
No
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
Replace the RELAY BOARD Assy.
Replace the FRONT CONTROL
BOARD Assy.
Replace the FRONT CONTROL
BOARD Assy.
No
Resolder the parts whose solder
was inappropriate.
5. DIAGNOSIS
5.1 TROUBLESHOOTING
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The buttons do not function.
Is the soldering at SW1 to SW6
on the FRONT CONTROL
BOARD Assy appropriate?
No
Ye s
The buttons do not function.
Repair inappropriate solder.
Is the soldering at U2 on
the FRONT CONTROL
BOARD Assy appropriate?
No
Ye s
Repair inappropriate solder.
Is the waveform of a signal from the
remote control unit observed at Pin 10
of XS1 on the FRONT CONTROL
BOARD Assy when any button on the
remote control unit is pressed?
No
Ye s
Replace the FRONT CONTROL
BOARD Assy.
Is the waveform of a signal from the
remote control unit observed at Pin 10
of XS1 on the FRONT CONTROL
BOARD Assy when the remote
control unit is used? (Waveform
1
)
No
Replace the FRONT CONTROL
BOARD Assy.
Is the waveform of a signal from the
remote control unit observed at Pin 10
of CN3003 on the MAIN BOARD Assy
when any button on the remote
control unit is pressed?
No
Ye s
Replace the RELAY BOARD Assy.
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
Is the waveform of a signal from the
remote control unit observed at Pin 10
of CN3003 on the MAIN BOARD Assy
when the remote control unit is used?
No
Ye s
Replace the RELAY BOARD Assy.
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
The remote control unit does not function.
Is the remaining battery
level of the remote control
unit enough?
No
Ye s
Ye s
The remote control unit does not
function.
Replace the battery of the remote
control unit with a new one.
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The disc tray does not open.
Are the cables from the
BD LOADER properly
connected to CN3004 on
the MAIN BOARD Assy?
No
Ye s
The disc tray does not open.
Properly connect the cables.
Is the soldering at IC3409
on the MAIN BOARD Assy
appropriate?
Is the soldering at IC3409
on the MAIN BOARD Assy
appropriate?
No
Ye s
Repair inappropriate solder.
Replace the BD LOADER.
Is the 45-pin FFC from the
BD LOADER properly
connected to CN3007 on
the MAIN BOARD Assy?
No
Ye s
Properly connect the cables.
Is the 9-pin FFC from the
BD LOADER properly
connected to CN3005 on
the MAIN BOARD Assy?
No
Ye s
Properly connect the cables.
No
Ye s
Repair inappropriate solder.
Is the voltage at Pin 4 of IC9103
on the MAIN BOARD Assy
8 V?
No
Ye s
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
Replace the BD LOADER.
The unit does not recognize a disc.
The unit does not recognize a disc.
A
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C
D
E
F
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No HDMI output
Does the connected TV support
the output resolution of this unit?
No
Ye s
No HDMI output
Select an appropriate resolution,
using the Resolution Select button
on the remote control unit.
(AUTO recommended)
No digital (COAX) output
Is the digital output setting
enabled?
No
No digital (COAX) output
Select "Initial Setup," "Audio Output,"
then "Digital Output," in that order,
then select an option other than OFF.
Is the unit set to Direct OFF
mode?
Are the voltages at C9450 on
the MAIN BOARD Assy
1.2 V and at C9105 3.3 V?
Is a 27-MHz oscillation
signal output from X1602 on
the MAIN BOARD Assy?
(Waveforms
2, 3
)
Is the indication HDMI1 or HDMI2 on
the FL display lit when the HDMI cable
is connected to the corresponding
connector of the unit?
Is the soldering at IC1602, JA1601,
JA1603, L1609, L1610, L1611, L1612,
L1638, L1639, L1640, and L1641
on the MAIN BOARD Assy
appropriate?
No
No
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Set the unit to Direct OFF mode,
using the Direct button on the
remote control unit.
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
Ye s
Is there an SPDIF signal
at R3004 on the
MAIN BOARD Assy?
(Waveform 5)
Ye s
Is there an SPDIF signal
at Pin 8 of IC3901 on the
MAIN BOARD Assy?
(Waveform 4)
Ye s
Ye s
No
Repair inappropriate solder.
No
Check the soldering at IC9527
and IC9403.
No
No
Check the soldering at IC3901.
No
Is there an SPDIF signal
at R3906 on the
MAIN BOARD Assy?
(Waveform 6)
Ye s
Ye s
Check the soldering at VL3901.
Check the soldering at JA3901.
No
Check the soldering at X1602.
5
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The front USB connector does not function.
The front USB connector does not
function.
Is the soldering at P1
(USB terminal) on the SWITCH
BOARD Assy appropriate?
No
Properly connect the cables.
Is the connection between
the SWITCH BOARD Assy
and RELAY BOARD Assy
appropriate?
Ye s
Is the voltage at Pin 8
of IC3011 on the MAIN
BOARD Assy 5 V?
Ye s
No
Check the soldering at IC3011.
Repair inappropriate solder.
Repair inappropriate solder.
No
Is the soldering at R3477, R3478,
R3082, and R3083 on the MAIN
BOARD Assy appropriate?
Ye s
Ye s
No
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
The rear USB connector does not function.
The rear USB connector does not
function.
Is the soldering at JA3002
(USB terminal) on the MAIN
BOARD Assy appropriate?
No
Ye s
Is the voltage at Pin 5 of
IC3011 on the MAIN
BOARD Assy 5 V?
Check the soldering at IC3011.
Repair inappropriate solder.
Repair inappropriate solder.
No
Is the soldering at R3475, R3476,
R3191, and R3192 on the
MAIN BOARD Assy appropriate?
Ye s
Ye s
No
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
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C
D
E
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No analog audio output
No analog audio output
No
Ye s
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
No
Ye s
Replace the POWER BOARD
Assy.
No
Ye s
Ye s
Check IC5001.
No
Ye s
Check IC5002.
No
Ye s
Ye s
Check IC5006, IC5005, IC5009,
IC5010 and IC5007.
Check IC5008 and IC5011.
(Waveforms
f, i
)
No
Ye s
Ye s
No
Ye s
No network connection through Ethernet
No network connection through
Ethernet
Is the soldering at JA3801
(LAN terminal) on the MAIN
BOARD Assy appropriate?
No
Ye s
Repair inappropriate solder.
Repair inappropriate solder.
Is the soldering at R3809 to R3812
and R3436 to R3439 on the MAIN
BOARD Assy appropriate?
Ye s
No
Replace the MAIN BOARD Assy.
Is the I2S signal at Pins 7, 9, 11,
and 13 of CN1506 on the MAIN
BOARD Assy normal?
(Waveforms
9, a, b
)
Is the I2S signal at
Pins 43 to 45 of IC5006 on the
MAIN BOARD Assy normal?
Is the I2S signal at R3005,
R3009, and R3010 on the
MAIN BOARD Assy normal?
Is the I2S signal at Pins 7, 9,
and 12 of CN1501 on the
MAIN BOARD Assy normal?
Check the soldering at IC1501.
No
Check the soldering at R1944,
R1945 and R1946 on the MAIN
BOARD Assy.
Is the AMUTE signal at Pin 2
of CN1506 on the MAIN
BOARD Assy H (5 V)?
Check IC1510 and IC1511.
No
Is an 80-MHz oscillation signal
output from Pin 3 of X5000
on the AUDIO BOARD Assy?
(Waveform c)
Check X5000 and R5090.
No
Is the voltage at C5041
on the AUDIO BOARD
Assy 1.2 V?
Is the voltage at C5037
on the AUDIO BOARD
Assy 3.3 V?
Is the voltage at Pins 1 and 2 of CN5001
on the AUDIO BOARD Assy 14 V?
Is the voltage at Pins 6 and 7 of CN5001
on the AUDIO BOARD Assy -14 V?
Check R5004, R5005, R5006,
R5060, R5061 and R5062 on the
AUDIO BOARD Assy.
Is there an analog audio signal
at Pins 1 and 7 of IC5005 and
IC5009 on the AUDIO BOARD Assy?
(Waveforms
d, e, g, h
)
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C
D
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In Service Mode, there is a mixture of Design and Development, Production Line Menu and Service Menu.
Here, menu items that are usable in Service and instructions are listed.
Only use the menu explained in this document. Others are for Design and Product lines.
Each item of Service mode can be quit by pressing the [STOP] button. However, to check operations such as normal
playback, turn the unit OFF then back ON again.
1. HOW TO ENTER SERVICE MODE
2. DESCRIPTION OF EACH ITEM
1. Press [HOME MENU] button on the remote controller and
select "Initial Setup" from the home menu.
Note:
Be sure to set the display setting of the screen saver to "Off"
before entering Service mode, because the unit will
automatically quit Service mode once the screen saver is
displayed.
If this setting is changed during repair, be sure to restore to
the customer's original selection.
2. Pressing the number buttons on the remote control in the
following order [5] → [1] → [7] → [7] will display the Menu
screen.
(If it does not appear, slowly press the number keys with
a 1 second interval.)
[1] Enter FA mode
For the former model and will not be used to exchange this Loader.
[2] Save FE log to USB
For Design and Development purposes and cannot be used for Service.
[3] Save FA result to USB
For Design and Development purposes and cannot be used for Service.
[4] Laser Check
Verifies laser diode. Refer to "Laser Check" for details.
[5] Enter Barcode by 2D scanner
For Production line purposes and cannot be used for Service.
[6] Repair Service
Implemented when exchanging the BD LOADER and MAIN BOARD Assy.Refer to "8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS FOR ADJUSTMENTS" for details.
[7]
Enter SP Mode
Mainly for Production Line, but some items can be used in Service. Please see "SP Mode" for details.
[8] PDXY Check
Verifies misalignment of optical axis. Refer to "PDXY Check" for details.
[9] Error Rate Test
Determine the error rate of the disc. Refer to "Error Rate Test" for details.
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2. [7] Enter SP Mode
1 Select "[4] Laser Check" with the j button from the Service Mode screen and press the [ENTER] button.
(perform without disc in tray)
2
After a few seconds, measurement and judgment results will be displayed, as shown below.
If all measurement (Meas) values are 1/3 or greater or less than triple the target values (hex), [Pass] will be displayed.
If any of the measurement values is out of this range, [NG] will be displayed.
There are 17 items in the SP Mode, the main items being for Production line and Design/Development.
The following is to explain items usable in Service. Other items require time for completion, or are not suited for Service
purposes. If you select them by mistake, press the [STOP] button to end that item you accidentally selected.
(none of the items will affect the main unit)
1. [4] Laser Check
Example BD
Target:0x01b
Meas:0x01bOK
0x01b × 3 = 0x051 Meas is 0x051 or more : NG
0x01B × 1/3 = 0x009 Meas is 0x009 or less : NG
Verifies the output value of each laser diode inside the pick-up area. Implement according to the following procedures.
("0x" is simply to express the hex,
so it is not necessary in the calculation)
3. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS USED IN SERVICE
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2-1. Start Up
[ Content of test ]
Implements initial movement of the disc servo continuously. Implement the following process 20,000 cycles.
2-2. Jitter Measure / BLER Measure
[ Content of test ]
Measures the Jitter or the Block Error Rate (BLER) of the disc inserted.
Only Pass or NG will be displayed, not Measurement values.
All of CD, DVD, and BD can be judged.
[ Instructions ]
1
Select "[7] Enter SP Mode" with the j button from the Service Mode screen, and press the [ENTER] button.
2
The SP Mode window menu will be displayed, so select either "Jitter Measure" "BLER Measure," and press the
[ENTER] button.
3
The tray will automatically open and the dedicated screen will appear. Place the disc you wish to use on the tray, and
push it in manually. ([Close] button will not function)
4
The tray will reopen automatically. Measurement will start when you push the tray in manually.
5
When test is completed, "Pass" or "NG" is displayed.
[ Effective indications ]
Defect related to playback (blocked noise, sound jumping, image jumping, disc is paused, freeze of screen etc.)
If an NG is generated in a specific disc only, the defect is likely to be caused by the disc. If an NG is generated in
other discs too, the defect is likely to be caused by the drive part.
However, even if Pass is displayed after this test, it is difficult to determine that the Driver is normal with these Pass
judgments only.
• Tray Close → • Foucus ON→ • TOC Read → • Tray Open
(1 cycle 15 seconds x 20000=completed in approx. 83 hours 20 minutes)
Can be implemented on all of CD, DVD, and BD. Cannot change disc during process.
[ Instructions ]
1
Select "[7] Enter SP Mode" with the j button from the Service Mode screen, and press the [ENTER] button.
2
The SP Mode window menuwill be displayed, so select "Start Up" and press the [ENTER] button.
3 The tray will automatically open and the dedicated screen will appear. Place the disc you wish to use on the tray, and
push it in manually. ([Close] button will not function)
4
Start Up mode will be initiated, and count will start. Implement 20,000 times (4E20 in hex), and if no errors occur,
"Pass" will appear.
If errors do occur, they will be counted. Therefore, errors can be identified without finishing the process.
[ Effective indications ]
Tray sometimes does not open, discs sometimes are not recognized, discs sometime do not playback,
(When indications are related to discs, implment on the type of disc which has been pointed out.
If it is the disc on which the indications occurred, possibility of reoccurrence is higher.)
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2-3. Simple Aging
[ Content of Test ]
[ Instructions ]
• Error List
Performs random playback of disc randomly. Implement the following process 400 cycles.
• Tray close → • 50 times of short playback on voluntary points → • Tray open
1cycle BD : 75 seconds x 400 times = Completed in a total of approx. 8 hours 20 minutes
DVD : Approx. 90 seconds x 400 times = Completed in a total of approx. 10 hours
CD : Approx. 95 seconds x 400 times = Completed in a total of approx. 10 hours 40 minutes
1 Select "[7] Enter SP Mode" with the j button from the Service Mode screen, and press the [ENTER] button.
2
The SP Mode window menu will be displayed, so select "Simple Aging" and press the [ENTER] button.
3
The tray will automatically open and the dedicated screen will appear. Place the disc you wish to use on the tray, and
push it in manually. ([Close] button will not function)
4
The tray will reopen automatically. Aging will start when you push the tray in manually.
5 After aging is successfully finished, the screen shown belowwill be displayed. (The message "OK C3" will be displayed on the FL display.)
Note1: DVD and BD disc can be checked with Single Layer (SL) disc only.
If they are checked with Dual Layer (DL) disc, an Error is generated.
The following serves as the Error List generated in SP MODE.
Error CodeError NameDescription
12PWR_CURVE_ERROR Power curve chk-sum error
0x4E20 = 20000
(Fifty times of random playback multiplied by 400 cycles equals 20,000.)
22STARTUP_TIMEOUT_ERROR Time-out criterion over
23MEDIA_MISMATCH Wrong disc
25DISCID_ERROR 0x25 Disc ID error
26MEDIUM_SUPPORT_ERROR Unsupported disc
31TRAYOUT_ERROR Tray-out time-out criterion over
32TRAYIN_ERROR Tray-in time-out criterion over
33FLASH_UPDATE_ERRORUpdating FA result failed
36OPU_TEMP_ERRORAbnormal OPU temperature
41SEEK_TIMEOUT_ERROR Seek time-out criterion over
42SEEK_CMD_FAIL_ERROR Seek command failed
51READ_TOC_ERROR Read TOC command failed
52TOC_TIMEOUT_ERROR TOC read time-out criterion over
61PIPO_TIMEOUT_ERRORTime-out criterion over
62PIPO_C1C2_ERRORRead PIPO command failed
63PIPO_C1C2_OVER PIPO criterion over
71RD_CMD_FAIL_ERROR Read command failed
72RD_CMD_ERROR Command error or illegality mode
73RD_TIME_OUT_ERROR Read command time-out criterion over
81CHECK_FA_TABLE_ERROR FA table check-sum error
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3. [8] PDXY Check
For PDXY Check, the misalignment of pick-up optical axis can be checked.
The optical axis misalignments of X-axis and Y-axis are displayed "PDX" and "PDY" with %, respectively.
All of CD, DVD, and BD can be measured.
The method for calculating PDX and PDY is shown below.
[ Instructions ]
1 Insert a disc (BD, DVD, CD) in a nomal mode. If the playback starts, pause it.Display the home menu and enter into the Service Mode.
In this mode, the measurement can be carried out at an arbitrary place. After a disc is inserted, play and stop the
point you want to measure, and then enter into the Service Mode.
(The pickup position does not return even in this status. The measurement at the place is available.)2 Select "[8] PDXY Check" with the
j
button from the Service Mode screen, and press the [ENTER] button.
3 After the measurement is started and completed, the measurement value is displayed. If the value is within the
reference value, "Pass" is displayed.
4 Quit Service mode by pressing the [STOP] button. (The home menu screen will be displayed.)
Note:
If you open the tray in this state then attempt to play a disc, the "Close" indication is displayed on the FL display and
playback will not start. To correct such a situation, turn the unit OFF then back ON again.
[Effective indications]
Defect related to playback (block noise, sound jumping, image jumping, disc is paused, freeze of screen etc.)
If an NG is generated in a specific disc only, the defect is likely to be caused by the disc. If an NG is generated in other
discs too, the defect is likely to be caused by the pickup part. If the measurement value is very close to 40% even if an NG
is not generated, the NG is likely to be caused by the disc.
PDX = ((A+B)-(C+D)) / (A+B+C+D)
PDY = ((A+D)-(B+C)) / (A+B+C+D)
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4. [9] Error Rate Test
[ Content of Test ]
With the Error Rate Test, the error rate for a DVD or BD disc can be measured.
However, for a dual-layer (DL) disc, the error rate for the second layer cannot be measured. For measurement of the error
rate of the second layer, use the necessary tools and application, referring to SKT13001B Service Knowhow manual.
[ Instructions ]
1 On the Service mode screen, select "[9] Error Rate Test," using the
j
button, then press the [ENTER] button.
2 The tray will automatically open then the Error Rate Measurement screen will be displayed. Place a disc whose error rate is to be measured on the tray then manually push the tray in. (The [Close] button will not work.)
3 Measurement of the error rate will start.
4 After error-rate measurement is finished for the outermost track, measurement will be stopped then the tray will
automatically open.(For a DL disc, measurement will be stopped after that for the outermost track of the first layer is finished then the tray
will automatically open.)
Note:
In Error Rate Measurement mode, if the AC power cord is unplugged with the tray open, the Error Rate Test will
automatically start and the normal operation screen will not be displayed after the AC power cord is plugged again and the
unit is turned ON.
In such a case, close the tray manually then press the [STOP] button to quit Error Rate Measurement mode.
(If the [STOP] button is pressed first, close the tray manually afterward to return to the Menu screen.)
5 Quit Service mode by pressing the [STOP] button.
(1) Physical address of the disc
(2) Error rate of the disc
The indication "x.xE-X" denotes the error rate.
Example: 3.5E-5 = 3.5 x 10
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[ Effective indications ]
Failure in the playback system (block noise, interrupted sound, jumpiness of images, playback stopped in mid-course,
frozen image, etc.)
Failure judgment of the pickup, by comparing the error rates before and after cleaning of the lens
Notes:
1. Even if the values surpass 1.0 x 10
-3
immediately after measurement starts, if they fall to be around the reference level
several tens of seconds after, the pickup is probably OK.
2. Even with a normal pickup, the values may surpass 1.0 x 10
-3
during short-time measurement (around 30 seconds),
depending on the disc to be measured.
3. In rare cases, "0.0E-0" may be displayed for a moment. This is not a problem of the pickup.
4. If the measured error rates of a particular disc frequently surpass the reference value, that disc may have a problem.
Compare the error-rate values of such a disc with those of another disc without any scratches or dirt for judgment.
The examples of measured error rates when a test disc (GGV1368) is used are shown in the table below.
(As there are more than a few variations in values across discs or BD players used, the results measured using the
GGV1368 will not be completely the same. Use these values just for reference.)
For error-rate measurement of an entire DL disc (including that of the second layer), it is recommended to measure the
error rate using a PC.
When a PC is used for measurement, measured error-rate values will be graphed, which makes this method suitable for
error-rate measurement of an entire DL disc.
(For details on measurement, refer to the SKH14001 manual.)
[OK/NG judgment]
DiscReference value
BD1.0 x 10
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LgcSctError rate
0x0001FC80
DVD
4.72E-4
0X00020DC0.6E-6
0X00021F000.1E-6
0X000227A00.3E-6
0X000238E00.1E-6
0X00025B600.6E-6
0X000264000.2E-6
0X000275400.4E-6
0X00028F200.0E-0
0X0002A0609.9E-5
0X0002B1A03.62E-4
0X0002C2E00.3E-6
0X0002D8601.1E-5
0X0002E9A00.5E-6
0X0002FAE00.6E-6
0X000303800.0E-0
0X000314C00.1E-6
0X000326000.1E-6
LgcSctError rate
0X00032EA0
0.1E-6
0X00033FE00.2E-6
0X000351200.3E-6
0X000362600.0E-0
0X00036B000.4E-6
0X00037C401.4E-5
0X00038D800.3E-6
0X00039EC05.7E-5
0X0003A7600.1E-6
0X0003B0000.7E-6
0X0003C5600.4E-6
0X0003CE001.3E-5
0X0003DF400.0E-0
0X0003F0800.2E-6
0X000401C00.3E-6
0X00040A600.6E-6
0X00041BA00.0E-0
0X00042CE00.4E-6
1.0 x 10
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CDError rate measurement not available
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[1] Top cover
(1) Remove the 5 screws.
(IBZ30P060FCC)
(2) Remove the 6 HEX screws.
(Black model: 63-N40060-BF3)
(Silver model: 63-N40060-BF2)
(3) Separate the lower parts of both sides of the
top cover from the back chassis by wedging
your finger tips between them then lift the top
cover while spreading the lower parts of the top cover. Then detach the top cover by pulling
it backward.
Note:
As the top cover is securely pressed into the front
panel, detaching it will require a strong pull.
When reattaching the top cover, be careful not to let it bulge beyond the level of the front panel.
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Top cover
NG: Top cover bulging out
Front panel (front, lower)
Top cover
• Rear view
• Rear view
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Note on reassembly of the top cover
Note:
(1) Do NOT look directly into the pickup lens. The laser beam may cause eye injury.
(2) Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product, the
procedures described here are common.
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Clearance between the front panel
and the top cover: 0.2 mm or less
Guide of clearances and level differences during top cover reassembly
Clearance between the front panel
and the top cover: 0.2 mm or less
Downward level difference from the
Panel Base Assy to the bonnet: 0–0.5 mm
Downward level difference from the
Panel Base Assy to the bonnet: 0–0.5 mm
Front
Top cover
Top cover
Panel base Assy
• Side view
Panel base Assy
[2] Tray cap Section
(1) Press the u STANDBY/ON button to turn on
the power.
(2) Press the h button to open the tray.
(3) Remove the Tray cap section by removing
the 4 hooks.
(4) Press the h button to close the tray.
(5) Press the u STANDBY/ON button to turn off
the power.
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Tray cap section
Screwdriver
(3 mm in dia. or less)
• Bottom view
• How to open the tray when the unit cannot be turned ON
Forced ejection hole
Bottom plate
Insert a screwdriver or tweezers of 3 mm or less
in dia. into the forced ejection hole on the bottom
plate then slide it in the direction of the arrow, as
indicated in the figure.
When the tray pops out a little, pull it manually.
Tray opens.
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• D Main shield top
(1) Remove the 1 screw.
(IBZ30P060FCC)
(2) Remove the 3 screws.
(BBZ30P080FTB)
(3) Remove the 1 rivet.
• BD LOADER
(1) Disconnect the 2 flexible cables and 1
connector.
(CN3004, 3005, 3007)
(2) Remove the 4 screws.
(BBZ30P080FTB)
(3) Remove the 2 rivets.
(4) Remove the Mecha shield top.
Mecha shield top
4
(4) Remove the D Main shield top.
MAIN BOARD Assy
BD LOADER
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CN3007
CN3005
CN3004
• Remove the Top cover.
(See "[1] Top cover".)
• Remove the Tray cap section.
(See "[2] Tray cap section".)
D Main shield top
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• Rear view
Front side
Front side
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Side cushion F
Side cushion R
Side cushion R
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(5) Remove the 2 Side cushion F and
2 Side cushion R.
• Dressing Cables of the BD LOADER Assy
Mecha sheild top
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1 Dress the cables of the 4P connector Assy so that they are located as far as possible from the FFC.
2 Be careful that the 4P connector Assy and FFC are not pinched by the Mechanical Shield top.
2
Bend the cables around the edge of the FFC spacer.
Fit the cables into the gap between the BD LOADER
and the Mecha shield bottom.
After replacing the BD LOADER, fit the cables of the
4P connector Assy into the gap between the BD LOADER
and the Mecha shield bottom, as shown in the photo above,
then dress the cables so that they are bent around the
edge of the FFC spacer.
After the BD LOADER is detached for replacement,
reattach the BD LOADER so that the FFC spacer can
be seen.
FFC spacer
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(1) Remove the 4 screws.
Front side
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(7) Remove the BD LOADER.
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BD LOADER
Top cover
(6) Remove the 4 screws.
(BBZ30P080FTB)
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Top coverTop cover
Front side
(4) Unhook the hooks on the rear of the BD
LOADER, using a screwdriver or similar tool. (Unhooking is not possible when the entire
surface of the rear-rubber tape is glued.)
(5) Unhook the two hooks, one on each side of
the BD LOADER, in the same manner then
remove the top cover.
(6) Cleaning of the pickup lens becomes possible
in this state.
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Front side
Clean the pickup lenses when it is stained, using
the following cleaning materials:
Cleaning liquid : GEM1004
Cleaning paper: GED-008
(2) Peel off only the upper parts of the two
side-rubber tapes, one on each side of the BD LOADER. (Don't peel off the entire
surface of a side-rubber tape. Only peel off the parts that are glued to the top cover of the
BD LOADER.)
(3) Peel off only the upper part of the rear-rubber
tape that is glued to the rear of the BD LOADER.
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Rear rubber
• Rear view
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(3) Remove the 2 screws.
(64-T30040-103)
(4) Remove the 1 screw.
(BBZ30P080FTB)
• Rear view
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RELAY BOARD
Assy
FRONT CONTROL BOARD Assy,
SWITCH BOARD Assy
• The cables must not touch metallic parts.
• Secure sufficient distances between the cables
and metallic parts.
[4] RELAY and MAIN BOARD Assemblies
(1) Remove the 2 rivets.
(2) Remove the RELAY BOARD Assy by
disconnect the 3 connectors, 1 BtoB connector.
(XP1 to 4)
RELAY BOARD Assy
XP1
XP2
XP3
XP4
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• Remove the Top cover.
(See "[1] Top cover".)
• Remove the D Main shield top.
(See "[3] BD LOADER".)
Rubber belt
7
(7) Remove the tray to change the rubber belt.
(As the tray has no holddown in this state, it
can be pulled upward. When returning the tray
back, place it without changing the Loader
position.)
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• POWER BOARD Assy
(1) Disconnect the 2 bridge connectors and
1 connector.
(CN501, 5000, 5001)
(2) Remove the 1 screw.
(64-W30060-105)
(3) Remove the POWER BOARD Assy by removing
the 5 screws.
(IBZ30P060FCC)
POWER BOARD Assy
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CN1505
CN501
[5] AUDIO and POWER BOARD Assemblies
• AUDIO BOARD Assy
(1) Remove the 1 screw.
(IBZ30P060FCC)
(2) Remove the 2 screws.
(BBZ30P080FTB)
(3) Disconnect the 2 bridge connectors.
(CN5000, 5001)
(4) Remove the 1 screw.
(64-W30060-105)
(5) Remove the AUDIO BOARD Assy by removing
the 4 screws.
(IBZ30P060FCC)
AUDIO BOARD Assy
• Rear view
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CN5001
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• Remove the Top cover.
(See "[1] Top cover".)
• Remove the D Main shield top.
(See "[3] BD LOADER".)
(5) Disconnect the 4 bridge connectors, 3 flexible
cables and 1 connector.
(CN1505, 1509, 3004, 3005, 3007, 3023, 5000, 5001)
(6) Remove the MAIN BOARD Assy by removing
the 5 screws.
(IBZ30P060FCC)
AUDIO BOARD AssyPOWER BOARD Assy
MAIN BOARD AssyRS BOARD Assy
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CN5000
CN5001
CN3023
CN1509
CN1505
CN3005
CN3004
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(2) Disconnect the 3 connectors.
(CN501, 5000, 5001)
(3) Remove the Front panel Section.
• Remove the Tray cap section.
(See "[2] Tray cap section".)
• Note on replacement of the AC inlet (on the Power Connection Assy)
Turn the AC inlet clockwise 360° to twist
the cables.
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[How to read and write the barcode data to the unit]
In addition to the two conventional methods of reading/writing barcode data, a new method using a USB memory device has been added.
It is recommended to use the new method if you have a USB memory device, because with this method setting is easier and input errors
will be less likely to be generated.
For details on the conventional methods (with the aid of the remote control unit or a combination of a PC and a special tool for servicing),
refer to the Service Manual of the BDP-160.
Please perform either method when replacing MAIN BOARD Assy or BD LOADER.
USB memory device (one that can be
recognized in Normal Operation mode)
3It is easy to read and write the barcode data.It is necessary to prepare a USB memory device.
Note:
• Change the Destination setting after MAIN BOARD Assy is replaced. After that, update the latest firmware.
• Please confirm that the USB memory device is recognized after inserting the USB memory device to the USB port.
(Due to protect wrong connection)
Note: Be sure to update the firmware before starting adjustments or settings.
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This timeAdjustment Points
Adjustment Points
[1] When replace the BD LOADER
Mechanical
point
Write barcode data for pickup adjustment
Electric
point
When replace
the BD LOADER
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This time
[2] When replace the MAIN BOARD Assy
Mechanical
point
• Read out barcode data for pickup adjustment
(Before replacing MAIN BOARD Assy)
• Write barcode data for pickup adjustment
(After replacing MAIN BOARD Assy)
Electric
point
When replace
the MAIN BOARD Assy
[About barcode data for pickup adjustment]
A new BD LOADER is installed in this model and it has 64 bit barcode data for pickup adjustment.
Therefore when replacing a new BD LOADER, it is necessary to write barcode data of the new BD LOADER.
The barcode data is stored in a MAIN BOARD Assy. Therefore when replacing the MAIN BOARD Assy, it is necessary to
read out the original barcode data before replacing it and write the data to a new MAIN BOARD Assy after installing it.
Necessary toolsGood PointBad Point
Remote control unit1It is not necessary to prepare other tools such as
Service jig and PC.
Need to enter 64 letters barcode data by using
a Remote control unit.
Service jig (GGF1676), PC,
Driver and Read/Write program
2It is very easy to read and write the barcode data. It is necessary to prepare other tools such as
Service jig and PC.
(But Service Jig is very cheap.)
[Attention point when replacing MAIN BOARD Assy]
When the unit is no power condition due to defective of a MAIN BOARD Assy, original barcode data is not able to read
out from it. In such a case, read out the data of the barcode label attached to the BD LOADER, referring to the SKH15002
Service Knowhow manual.
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8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS FOR ADJUSTMENTS
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B
C
D
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The procedure for firmware updating is described below.
1. Before performing updating, check the version of the current firmware installed in the unit.
To display the current firmware version, press the [HOME MENU] button to enter the menu, select "Home Menu,"
"Initial Setup," "Options," "System Information," then "Next Screen," using the i/j/k/l buttons, then press the [ENTER]
button.
The firmware version for the AVX controller will be displayed at the same time for the BDP-LX58/BDP-LX88.
2. Download the DLdiscidentifier.txt, DVD.bin, AVX15I_xxxx.FW, and BDP-LX88_Vxx.xx.bin updater files from the Web site to
store them in the root directory of the USB memory device plugged into the PC.
Note: The same updater files are used for the BDP-LX58 and BDP-LX88.
3. After storage is completed, unplug the USB memory device from the PC then plug it into the unit. While a message that
a USB memory device is connected is displayed on the screen, press the [HOME MENU] button to enter the menu, then
select "Home Menu," "Initial Setup," "Options," "Update," then "USB Storage."
After you press the [ENTER] button, the system will search for the updater files. After the updater files are found, press the
[ENTER] button again to start updating.Note: As the updating process of the AVX Controller is skipped when no updating is required for it, the time required for updating varies greatly, as follows:
Time required for normal updating: 13 to 20 min.
Time required without updating of the AVX Controller: 30 sec. to 1 min.
4. After updating is completed, the unit will automatically restart.
Be sure to confirm the firmware version after restart. Updating is completed when the firmware version has been updated to
the appropriate one.
If the firmware version is not updated to the appropriate one, check the updater files then perform the updating procedure again.
Not to be used
DSP version
Note: As no DSP is mounted in the BDP-LX58, "###" will be displayed in this place.
Event Controller version
AVX Controller version
1. Plug a USB memory device into this unit in Normal mode.
(Make sure that the USB memory device is recognized.)
2. Enter Service mode.
(See "HOW TO ENTER SERVICE MODE .")
3. Select "[6] Repair Service" then press the [ENTER] button.
4. Select "Readout 480 2D barcode to USB memory" then press the [ENTER] button.
5. The message "OK" will be displayed on the screen when
copying of the barcode data to the USB memory device
is finished.
At that moment, a "2D_barcode_data.txt" file, in which
64-bit barcode data have been written, is stored in the
USB memory device.
6. Quit Service mode by pressing the [STOP] button.
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A
B
8.3 HOW TO READ OUT BARCODE DATA USING A USB MEMORY DEVICE
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• If the BD LOADER is replaced, follow the procedure from
Step 1 below.
• If the MAIN BOARD Assy is replaced, follow the procedure
from Step 5 below.
1. Open Notepad from Accessories on your PC.
Plug the USB memory device into the PC.
2. Type the 64-digit barcode that is attached to the back of
the BD LOADER for service into a Notepad file.
(Be careful of input errors, because the barcode data are
adjustment data for the new part.)
3. Store the Notepad file as "2D_barcode_data.txt " in the root directory of the USB memory device.
After storage, remove the USB memory device from the
PC.
4. Plug the USB memory device in which the "2D_barcode_data.txt" file is stored into the BDP unit
whose BD LOADER has been replaced.
(Make sure that the USB memory device is recognized.)
5. Enter Service mode.
(See "HOW TO ENTER SERVICE MODE.")
6. Select "[6] Repair Service" then press the [ENTER] button.
7. Select "Write 2D barcode from USB memory" then press
the [ENTER] button.
8. The message "OK" will be displayed on the screen when
copying of the barcode data from the USB memory device
is finished.
9. Quit Service mode by pressing the [STOP] button.
Note:
To prevent a future possible writing error, delete the
"2D_barcode_data.txt" file from the USB memory device on
the PC.
• If the MAIN BOARD Assy is replaced, the procedure is
completed at Step 9.
• If the BD LO
ADER is replaced, continue the remaining
Steps below.
10. Enter Service mode again.
11. Select "[6] Repair Service" then press the [ENTER]
button.
12. Select "Show 480 2D barcode" then press the
[ENTER] button.
13. Check that the 64-digit barcode being displayed is the
same as that attached to the BD LOADER.
If the barcode is not the same, perform the procedure
from Step 1 again.
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B
C
D
E
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NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
-
The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
-
Screws adjacent to b mark on product are used for disassembly.
-
For the applying amount of lubricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual.
(In the case of no amount instructions, apply as you think it appropriate.)
AAA 700 size manganese batteries
YXE8, AXQ5
only
oror
FXE
only
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9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
A
9.1 PACKING SECTION
B
C
D
E
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(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST
Mark No.DescriptionPart No.
1 1..Remote ControlSee Contrast table (2)
2 2..Battery CoverAZN8047
>3 Power CordSee Contrast table (2)
4 Software License NoticeSee Contrast table (2)
5 Operating InstructionsSee Contrast table (2)
6 Operating InstructionsSee Contrast table (2)
7 Operating InstructionsSee Contrast table (2)
8 Operating InstructionsSee Contrast table (2)
9 Software Update NoticeSee Contrast table (2)
10 One Blue Label71-BLURAY-EXTB1
A
NSP 11 Warranty CardSee Contrast table (2)
12 Poly BagSee Contrast table (2)
13 Pad R 75-LX58R1-EA0
14 Pad L 75-LX58L1-EA0
15 Packing Sheet74-150085-50GB1
16 Packing Case See Contrast table (2)
NSP 17 Corrugated Board76-184810-0AP
18 Taiwan LabelSee Contrast table (2)
(2) CONTRAST TABLE
BDP-LX58-K/YXE8, BDP-LX58-S/YXE8, BDP-LX58/LXE, FXE and AXQ5 are constructed the same except for the following:
The > mark found on some component parts
indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts
of identical designation.
The > mark found on some component parts
indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts
of identical designation.
A
10/10
B
CN5001
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B
C
D
E
F
65
1
!
!
!
AKP7275-1
CN5001
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
AKP7276-1
CN5000
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
C5088
C5043
C5041
ZL
C5037
C5038
C5055
100u/35
C5024
100u/35
C5022
100u/35
C5023
100u/35
C5016
100u/35
C5014
C5010
ZL
C5058C5091
1.0u/50
C5003
470u/16
C5077
NM
C5076
10u/50
C5006
ZL
NM
C5103
NM
C5072
C5004
NM
C5012
C5090
C5013
470u/16
C5104
C5057
C5053
0.1u/16
HX
C5074
330p/50
C5075
NM
QHX
C5005
NM
VCG1072-A-T
C5009
NM
C5008
NM
VCG1072-A-T
C5002
0.01u/16
C5001
0.1u/16
HX
C5060
ACE7101-A
100p 63V
C5061
ACE7106-A
470p 63V
C5051
NM
HX
C5073
0.01u/16
QHX
C5017
470p/50
QHX
C5042
0.01u/16
C5059
NM
C5040
0.01u/16
C5036
0.01u/16
C5056
NM
C5021
NM
C5011
0.1u/16
HX
C5020
NM
C5050
0.01u/16
QHX
C5018
0.01u/50
C5019
0.01u/50
C5046
0.01u/16
QHX
C5054
0.01u/16
QHX
C5048
330p/50
QHX
C5039
NM
QHX
C5025
470p/50
QHX
C5052
0.01u/16
QHX
C5049
0.01u/16
QHX
C5047
0.01u/16
QHX
C5044
0.01u/16
QHX
C5045
NM
QHX
C5089
NM
C5092
NM
C5007
0.01u/16
QHX
C5105
0.01u/16
QHX
C5107
0.01u/50
C5108
0.01u/50
C5113
DUMMY
C5114
DUMMY
C5115
0DUMMY
C5116
0DUMMY
C5117
100p/50
QHX
C5118
470p/50
QHX
C5106
NM
C5122
330p/50
QHX
C5121
100p/50
QHX
C5120
470p/50
QHX
C5119
100p/50
QHX
C5111
NM
C5110
NM
C5015
470p/50
QHX
C5112
0.01u/16
QHX
C5109
NM
QHX
C5125
100p/50
QHX
C5126
100p/50
QHX
C5127
100p/50
QHX
C5129
100p/50
QHX
C5130
100p/50
QHX
C5131
100p/50
QHX
D5002
RB501V-40
D5001
RB501V-40
GND_A
GND_DL
GND_DD
GND_D
GND_A2
GND_DD
GND_A
GND_D
GND_DD
GND_AA
GND_DR
IC5002
NJM2872BF33
REGULATOR 3.3V
VIN
1
GND
2
CONTROL3NB
4
5
VOUT
IC5000
NJM2880U1-33
CONTROL
1
GND2NB
3
VOUT
4
5
VIN
IC5001
S-1172B12-E6
VOUT
1
VSS1
2
ON/OFF3NC
4
5
VSS2
6
VIN
IC5010
NJM5532MD
(2/2)
5
4
V-
6
7
8
V+
IC5007
NJM5532MD
(2/2)
5
4
V-
6
7
8
V+
IC5010
NJM5532MD
3
4
V-
2
1
8
V+
IC5007
NJM5532MD
3
4
V-
2
1
8
V+
ES9011S
IC5006
DAC1
1
DAC1B2GND1
3
GND2
4
GND35AVCC_L16RESET7GND48GND5
9
GND610GND711GND8
12
VDD1
13
AVCC_L2
14
GND9
15
SDA
16
SCL
17
XO
18
XI
19
DVCC_B
20
VDD2
21
GND10
22
GND11
23
AVCC_R1
24
VDD3
25
GND1226GND13
27
GND1428GND15
29
AUTOMUTE
30
AVCC_R2
31
GND1632GND1733GND1834DAC2B
35
DAC2
36
GND19
37
GND20
38
GND21
39
GND22
40
GND23
41
GND24
42
GND25
43
DATA2
44
DATA1
45
DATA_CLK
46
VDD
47
DVCC_T
48
NJM7912FA
IC5004
1
COMMON
2
IN
3
OUT
NJM78M56FA
IC5012
1
OUT
2
COM
3
IN
NJM7812FA
IC5003
1
IN
2
GND
3
OUT
JA5002
1 LIVE
JA5003
1 LIVE
67-372290-OP4
KN5001
1
L5000
VTL1129-A
DTC114EUA
Q5006
DTC114EUA
Q5008
DTA124EUA
Q5009
Q5007
RSQ045N03
D11D2
2
G
3
S
4
5
D36D4
RSQ035P03
Q5005
D11D2
2G3
S
4
5D36
D4
R50870R5084
0
R5114
10k
F%
R5062
100
R5021
0
R5028
2.2
R5014
NM
R5017
10M
R5116
10k
F%
R5091
10k
R5092
0
R5090
1
R5112
NM
R5094NMR5093
NM
R5022
NM
R5095
0
R5018
220k
R5065
100
R5012
1
R5013
NM
R5032
NM
R5085
0
R5061
100
R5060
150
R5096
10
F%
R5007
1k
R5066
10k
F%
R5002 10
R5003 10
R5113
100
R5004 10
R5020
10
R5127
0
R5005 10
R5055
220
R5097
10
F%
R5049
0
R5051
0
R5151NMR5150NMR5149
NM
R5067
10k
F%
R5111
1k
R5069
68
R5053
1
R5064
NM
R5147
0
R5063
1k
R5115
10k
F%
R5145
0
R5144
NM
R5143
NM
R5131
180k
R5132
10k
33
R5056
R5033
NM
R5058
22
R5016
1
R5152
NM
R5155
10k
R5059
100
R5153
10k
33
R5057
R5015 10
R5070
10k
R5050
NM
R5019
NM
R5034
10
F%
R5052
NM
R5024
NM
R5029
2.2
R5031
2.2
R5054
NM
R5156
10k
R5154
10k
R5030
2.2
R5035
10
F%
R5025
NM
R5068
10k
F%
R5023
180k
R5000 10
R5006 10
R5001 220
R5083
0
V+3R3_A
V+3R3_D
V+3R3_D
V+3R3_D
V+3R3_D
V+3R3_A
V+3R3_A
V+3R3_A
V+1R2_D
V+3R3_D
V_REF_L
V+3R3
V-12_AR
V_REF_R
V+3R3
V-12_AL
V+12_AL
V+12_AR
V-12_AR
V+12_AR
V+12_AL
V+1R2_D
V+5V
V-12_AL
V+14V
V-14V
V+3R3
X5000
ASS7124-A
NZ2520SA 80.000MHz(NDK)
STANBY
1
GND
2
OUTPUT
3
VDD
4
C5128
100p/50
R5026
NM
R5027
NM
R5157
NM
R5158
NM
R5159
NM
R5160
NM
R5161
NM
R5162
NM
R5163
NM
R5164
NM
GND_CH1
47u/25
47u/25
220u/10
220u/25
47u/25
47u/25
100u/10
100u/35100u/35
47u/25
100u/35
47u/25
100u/35
Rear side
Front side
DAC Analog
DAC Digital
DAC core
Rear side
Front side
HEATSINKHEATSINK
Vref:Lch 1.1V
Vref:Rch 1.1V
I/V LPF
3.3V
XMUTE
SDA
SCL
RESET
GND_DD
DATA/DSD_L
GND_DD
NC
GND_DD
BCK
GND_DD
LRCK/DSD_R
+14V
+14V
GND_A
GND_A
GND_A
-14V
-14V
GND_AA
GND_AA
+5.5V
+5.6V
DAC
B
A
6/10
CN1506
A
10/10
CN1511
(DATA)
(DATA)
(DATA)
(DATA)
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C
D
E
F
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220u/25
C5028
VCH1288-A
C5034
VCH1288-A
C5086
NM
C5062
NM
C5000
220u/25
C5080
220u/25
C5081
NM
C5093
NM
C5094
470u/16
C5077
NM
C5076
NM
C5103
470u/16
C5104
NM
C5063
220u/25
C5029
C5070
100p/50
QHX
C5071
470p/50
QHX
C5069
470p/50
QHX
C5068
100p/50
QHX
C5067
100p/50
QHX
C5066
0.01u/50
C5065
0.01u/50
C5098
100p/50
QHX
C5102
470p/50
QHX
C5101
100p/50
QHX
C5100
470p/50
QHX
C5033
330p/50
QHX
C5099
100p/50
QHX
C5078
0.01u/50
C5031
QHX
1200p/50
C5059
NM
C5030
QHX
1200p/50
C5084
330p/50
QHX
C5079
0.01u/50
C5082
QHX
1200p/50
C5097
0.01u/50
C5064
100p/50
QHX
C5096
0.01u/50
C5027
0.01u/50
C5026
0.01u/50
C5092
NM
C5083
QHX
1200p/50
C5095
100p/50
QHX
C5085
330p/50
QHX
C5032
330p/50
QHX
C5124
NM
QHX
C5123
NM
QHX
D5000
DAP202U
GND_A
GND_CH2
GND_CH2
GND_A
GND_CH2
GND_AA
GND_D
GND_AA
GND_A
IC5009
NJM4585
3
4
V-
2
1
8
V+
IC5011
NJM4585
3
4
V-
2
1
8
V+
IC5005
NJM4585
5
4
V-
6
7
8
V+
IC5009
NJM4585
5
4
V-
6
7
8
V+
IC5010
NJM5532MD
3
4
V-
2
1
8
V+
IC5008
NJM4585
3
4
V-
2
1
8
V+
IC5005
NJM4585
3
4
V-
2
1
8
V+
IC5011
NJM4585
5
4
V-
6
7
8
V+
IC5007
NJM5532MD
3
4
V-
2
1
8
V+
IC5008
NJM4585
5
4
V-
6
7
8
V+
JA5001
47-RCA306-XX3
3
2
1
JA5000
47-RCA306-XX3
3
2
1
KN5000
67-DB17Z3-0E0
GND1
1
GND2
2
GND3
3
GND4
4
DTC114EUA
Q5001
DTC114EUA
Q5000
Q5004
2SD2704K
Q5003
2SD2704K
2SA1576A(QRS)
Q5002
R5114
10k
F%
R5044
100
R5116
10k
F%
R5046
51
R5045
470k
R5074
10
R5103
2.7k
F%
R5042
1.5k
F%
R5098
3.9k
F%
R5101
1.2k
F%
R5100
1.2k
F%
R5007
1k
R5066
10k
F%
R5080
2.7k F%
R5117
10
R5038
1.2k
F%
R5123
100
F%
R5121
2.7k F%
R5043
1.5k
F%
R5079
2.7k F%
R5102
2.7k
F%
R5120
NM
R5039
1.2k
F%
R5010
2.2k
R5008
1k
R5009
15k
R5106
100
R5040
2.7k
F%
R5099
3.9k
F%
R5011
10k
R5036
3.9k
F%
R5067
10k
F%
R5109
10k
R5115
10k
F%
R5110
51
R5119
NM
R5118
10
R5037
3.9k
F%
R5041
2.7k
F%
R5105
1.5k
F%
R5122
2.7k F%
R5108
51
R5075
10
R5048
51
R5047
10k
R5124
100
F%
R5104
1.5k
F%
R5076
NM
R5071
270k
DUMMY
R5073
0
R5072
0
R5077
NM
R5068
10k
F%
R5082
100
F%
R5081
100
F%
R5107
470k
V+12_AR
V+12_AL
V+12_AL
V_REF_L
V_REF_R
V-12_AL
V-12_AR
V-12_AR
V+12_AR
V+14V
V-14V
V+5V
V-12_AL
1. RESISTORS
Unit: k-k
, M-M or unless otherwise noted.
Rated Power: 1/16w or NETWORKS-1/32w unless otherwise noted.
Toleranee: (J)5% unless otherwise noted.
The > mark found on some component parts
indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts
of identical designation.
: Audio Data Signal (L ch)
: Audio Data (I2S) Signal
(DATA)
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16
18
14
17
15
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C
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IR OUT
MCU FOR KEY×6 SCAN
KEY × 6
FL_EN: CONTROL FILAMENT VOLTAGE SWITCH
H: ON
L: OFF
V: 1 V/div. H: 400 nsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
9
CN1506 - pin 11 (BCK)
V: 1 V/div. H: 200 nsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
10
CN1506 - pin 13 (LRCK/DSDFR)
V: 1 V/div. H: 4 μsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
11
X5000 - pin 3 (OUTPUT)(80 MHz)
V: 1 V/div. H: 4 nsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
12
IC5005 - pin 1
V: 5 V/div. H: 400 μsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
13
IC5005 - pin 7
V: 5 V/div. H: 400 μsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
14
IC5008 - pin 7
V: 5 V/div. H: 400 μsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
15
IC5009 - pin 1
V: 5 V/div. H: 400 μsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
16
IC5009 - pin 7
V: 5 V/div. H: 400 μsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
17
IC5011 - pin 1
V: 5 V/div. H: 400 μsec/div.
(1 kHz/0 dB playback)
18
NOTE: The encircled numbers denote measuring point in the schematic diagram.
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10.16 WAVEFORMS
A
B
C
D
E
F
74
BDP-LX58-K
1
234
5
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
BDP-LX58-K
5
678
75
1
A
A
MAIN BOARD ASSY
SIDE A
BD LOADER
CN3007
BD LOADER
CN3005
BD
C
I
CN503
CN1505
G
XP6
CN3023
I
CN504
CN1509
H
XP1
CN3003
IC3901IC3001
IC3003
IC9530IC9529
IC9528IC101
IC103IC613
IC608 IC604IC3409IC1
Q3100IC9527
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11. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM
11.1 MAIN BOARD ASSY
A
B
C
D
E
F
76
1
234
BDP-LX58-K
5
A
SIDE A
B
CN5001
CN1511
B
CN5000
CN1506
RBD LOADER
CN3004
NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS :
1. The parts mounted on this PCB include all
necessary parts for several destinations.
For fu rther information for respective
destinations, be sure to check with the
schematic diagram.
CapacitorConnector
P.C.BoardChip Part
SIDE A
SIDE B
2. View point of PCB diagrams.
IC1801IC1505
IC1509
IC1511
IC1510
IC9532
IC1204IC1212
IC1601
678
A
B
C
D
E
5
678
BDP-LX58-K
F
77
A
A
A
MAIN BOARD ASSY
SIDE B
CN1511CN1506
CN3004
IC9531IC9404
IC1216
IC1502
IC1501
IC1504
IC1506IC4003
Q4002
IC4001
IC4002
IC1503
IC9525
Q3001IC3401
Q3004
Q3192
Q3Q3032
Q3191
B
1
234
C
D
E
F
78
BDP-LX58-K
1
234
5
A
SIDE B
CN3007CN30054
CN1505CN3023CN1509CN3003
IC1216IC4001
Q4003
IC603
IC611
IC614
IC612
IC9508
IC102
IC9515
IC3008
IC9403
IC9102
IC9101
IC9406
IC3011
Q601
Q3001IC3401
Q3004
Q3192
Q3212
Q3002
Q3031Q3032
Q3003
Q3026
678
A
B
C
D
E
5
678
BDP-LX58-K
F
79
1
B
B
AUDIO BOARD ASSY
SIDE ASIDE A
A
CN1511
CN5001
A
CN1506
CN5000
Q5000-Q5003Q5005-Q5009 IC5012
IC5003
IC5001IC5000
IC5006IC5009
IC5010IC5005
IC5008IC5011Q5004
IC5007
IC5004
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11.2 AUDIO BOARD ASSY
A
B
C
D
E
F
80
1
234
BDP-LX58-K
5
B
B
AUDIO BOARD ASSY
SIDE BSIDE B
CN5001CN5000
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
BDP-LX58-K
5
678
81
1
CDF
C
FRONT CONTROL BOARD ASSY
D
SWITCH BOARD ASSY
F
LED BOARD ASSY
E
SIDE A
H
XP4
XS2
H
XP3
XS1
XP1
XP4
U1
Q10 Q9
Q19
Q17
Q18
Q16
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11.3 FRONT CONTROL, SWITCH, LED and RS BOARD ASSYS
A
B
C
D
E
F
82
BDP-LX58-K
1
234
5
CEG
G
RS BOARD ASSY
E
LED BOARD ASSY
SIDE A
A
CN3023
XP6
H
XP2
XS1
XP2
XP3
U3
Q5
Q1
Q14 Q12
Q7
Q3
Q4Q8
Q6U2Q15
Q11Q13
678
A
B
C
D
E
BDP-LX58-K
5
678
F
83
A
CEG
G
RS BOARD ASSY
E
LED BOARD ASSY
SIDE B
XP6
XS1
XP2
XP3
B
1
234
C
D
E
F
84
BDP-LX58-K
1
234
5
CDF
C
FRONT CONTROL BOARD ASSY
D
SWITCH BOARD ASSY
F
LED BOARD ASSYD ASSY
SIDE B
XS2
XS1
XP1
XP4
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
BDP-LX58-K
5
678
85
1
H
H
RELAY BOARD ASSY
SIDE ASIDE A
A
CN3003
C
XS1
XP2
D
XS1
XP3
D
XS2
XP4
XP1
234
11.4 RELAY BOARD ASSY
A
B
C
D
E
F
86
1
234
BDP-LX58-K
5
H
H
RELAY BOARD ASSY
SIDE BSIDE B
XP2XP3XP4
XP1
678
A
B
C
D
E
BDP-LX58-K
5
678
F
87
1
I
I
POWER BOARD ASSY
A
CN1505
CN503
A
CN1509
CN504
AC IN
CN501
SIDE ASIDE A
234
11.5 POWER BOARD ASSY
A
B
C
D
E
F
88
1
234
BDP-LX58-K
5
I
I
POWER BOARD ASSY
CN503CN504
CN501
SIDE BSIDE B
U505
U503
U504 U502
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
BDP-LX58-K
5
678
89
1
5 6 2 1
1 R 0
R 5 0
5 6 1
4 7 3
NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
-
The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
-
When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following examples.
Ex.1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm and 47 k ohm (tolerance is shown by J = 5%,