PIONEER CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, 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 2001
T – ZZY NOV. 2001 Printed in Japan
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1. SAFETY INFORMATION
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.
WARNING
This product contains lead in solder and certain electrical parts contain chemicals which are known to the state of California to
cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 – Proposition 65
NOTICE
(FOR CANADIAN MODEL ONLY)
Fuse symbols (fast operating fuse) and/or (slow operating fuse) on PCB indicate that replacement parts
must be of identical designation.
REMARQUE
(POUR MODÈLE CANADIEN SEULEMENT)
Les symboles de fusible (fusible de type rapide) et/ou (fusible de type lent) sur CCI indiquent que les
pièces de remplacement doivent avoir la même désignation.
(FOR USA MODEL ONLY)
1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The following check should be performed for the
continued protection of the customer and service
technician.
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK
Measure leakage current to a known earth ground
(water pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage
current tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or
equivalent between the earth ground and all exposed
metal parts of the appliance (input/output terminals,
screwheads, metal overlays, control shaft, etc.). Plug
the AC line cord of the appliance directly into a 120V
AC 60 Hz outlet and turn the AC power switch on. Any
current measured must not exceed 0.5 mA.
Reading should
not be above
0.5 mA
Earth ground
Device
under
test
Also test with plug
reversed
(Using AC adapter
plug as required)
Leakage
current
tester
Test all exposed
metal surfaces
AC Leakage Test
ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS
OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE
TO THE CUSTOMER.
2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance have special safety related characteristics. These
are often not evident from visual inspection nor the
protection afforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using replacement components rated for
voltage, wattage , etc. Replacement parts which have
these special safety characteristics are identified in
this Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are
identified by marking with a
on the parts list in this Service Manual.
The use of a substitute replacement component which
does not have the same safety characteristics as the
PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in
the parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock,
fire, or other hazards.
Product Safety is continuously under review and
new instructions are issued from time to time. For
the latest information, always consult the current
PIONEER Service Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of, PIONEER Service Manual may be
obtained at a nominal charge from PIONEER.
on the schematics and
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THIS PIONEER APPARATUS CONTAINS
LASER OF CLASS 1.
SERVICING OPERATION OF THE APPARATUS
SHOULD BE DONE BY A SPECIALLY
INSTRUCTED PERSON.
The AEL(accessible emission level) of the laser power output is less then CLASS 1
but the laser component is capable of emitting radiation exceeding the limit for
CLASS 1.
A specially instructed person should servicing operation of the apparatus.
LABEL CHECK
IMPORTANT
LASER DIODE CHARACTERISTICS
MAXIMUM OUTPUT POWER: 5 mW
WAVELENGTH: 780 – 785 nm
WARNING !
CMX-3000/ WYXJ type Only
CMX-3000/ RLBXJ type Only
CMX-3000/ KUCXJ type Only
Printed on the Rear Panel.
Additional Laser Caution
1. Laser Interlock Mechanism
The position of the switch (S801,S901) for detecting loading
completion is detected by the system microprocessor, and
the design prevents laser diode oscillation when the switch
is not in LPS1 terminal side (when the mechanism is not
clamped and LPS1 signal is high level.) Thus, the interlock
will no longer function if the switch is deliberately set to LPS1
terminal side. ( if LPS1 signal is low level ).
In the test mode∗ the interlock mechanism will not function.
Laser diode oscillation will continue, if pin 9 of TA2153FN
(IC1010, IC1003) on the MAIN ASSY is connected to GND,
or pin 10 of IC1010, IC1003 (LDON) is connected to low
level (ON), or else the terminals of Q1003, Q1229 are
shorted to each other (fault condition).
Note: S801, IC1010 and Q1003 (Player A Side)
S901, IC1003 and Q1229 (Player B side)
2. When the cover is opened, close viewing of the objective
lens with the naked eye will cause exposure to a Class 1
laser beam.
∗ : Refer to page 55.
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SERVICE INFORMATION
[ Important symbols for good services ]
In this manual, the symbols shown-below indicate that adjustments, settings or cleaning should be made securely.
When you find the procedures bearing any of the symbols, be sure to fulfill them:
1. Product safety
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. Adjustments
To keep the original performances of the product, optimum adjustments or specification confirmation is indispensable.
In accordance with the procedures or instructions described in this manual, adjustments should be performed.
3. Cleaning
For optical pickups, tape-deck heads, lenses and mirrors used in projection monitors, and other parts requiring cleaning,
proper cleaning should be performed to restore their performances.
4. Shipping mode and shipping screws
To protect the product from damages or failures that may be caused during transit, the shipping mode should be set or
the shipping screws should be installed before shipping out in accordance with this manual, if necessary.
5. Lubricants, glues, and replacement parts
Appropriately applying grease or glue can maintain the product performances. But improper lubrication or applying
glue may lead to failures or troubles in the product. By following the instructions in this manual, be sure to apply the
prescribed grease or glue to proper portions by the appropriate amount.For replacement parts or tools, the prescribed
ones should be used.
[ NOTES ON SERVICING ]
7 CLEARNING
Before shipping out the product, be sure to clean the following positions by using the prescribed cleaning tools:
Position to be cleanedCleaning tools
Pickup lenesesCleaning liquid : GEM1004
Cleaning paper : GED-008
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2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
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 mark on the 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.)
2.1 PACKING
4
6
7
3
5
14
RLBXJ type Only
7
KUXJ type Only
2
8
8
1
9
(1) PACKING PARTS LIST
Mark No. Description Part No.
1 AC Power Cord
NSP2 Limited warranty
NSP9 Polyethylene BagZ21-038
13
NSP15 Label
3 Specialized connection cable for
the remote controller (L=3 m) DDE1122
4 Forced ejection pinDEX1013
5 Operating Instructions
S505 :
S506 : CD TEXT/ WAVE
S507 : PITCH BEND [ + ]
S508 : PITCH BEND [ - ]
S511 : MASTER TEMPO
S512 : TEMPO RANGE
S513 : 0 (EJECT)
S514 : BPM S SYNC
S515 : RELAY PLAY
S521 : HOT CUE 1 - B
S522 : HOT CUE 2 - B
S523 : HOT CUE 3 - B
S524 : HOT CUE REC - B
S525 : AUTO - B
S526 : TAB - B
S531 : HOT CUE 1 - A
S532 : HOT CUE 2 - A
S533 : HOT CUE 3 - A
S534 : HOT CUE REC - A
S535 : AUTO - A
1 0 to 3.2
2 0 to 3.2
3 0 to 3.2
4 0 to 3.2
5 0 to 3.2
6 0 to 3.2
7 0 to 3.2
8 0 to 3.2
9 0 to 3.2
10 0.7
11 0.7
12 0 to 3.2
13 0.7
14 0.7
15 3.1
16 0 to 3.2
17 0 to 3.2
18 0 to 3.2
19 0 to 3.2
20 0 to 3.2
21 0 to 3.2
22 0 to 3.2
23 0 to 3.2
24 0 to 3.2
25 0 to 3.2
26 3.2
27 0
28 0 to 3.2
29 0 to 3.2
30 0 to 3.2
31 0 to 3.2
32 0 to 3.2
33 0 to 3.2
34 0 to 3.2
35 0 to 3.2
36 0 to 3.2
37 3.1
38 0 to 3.2
39 0 to 3.2
40 0 to 3.2
41 0 to 3.2
42 0 to 3.2
43 0 to 3.2
44 0 to 3.2
45 0 to 3.2
46 0
47 3.1
48 0 to 3.2
IC1022 (M51957BFP)
Pin No. Voltage (V)
1 0
2 0
3 0
4 0
5 1.3
6 3.2
7 3.2
8 0
A
1/3
MAIN ASSY
IC1204 (HD6417709AF100B)
Pin No. Voltage (V)
1 3.2
2 0
3 1.8
4 1.6
5 0
6 0
7 0
8 0
9 0
10 3.3
11 3.2
12 3.3
13 0 to 3.3
14 0
15 0
16 0
17 3.3
18 3.3
19 0
20 0
21 3.3
22 0
23 0
24 0
25 0
26 0
27 0
28 0
29 1.8
30 0
31 0
32 0
33 0
34 0 to 3.3
35 3.2
36 0 to 3.3
37 0 to 3.3
38 0 to 3.3
39 0 to 3.3
40 0 to 3.3
41 0 to 3.3
42 0 to 3.3
43 0 to 3.3
44 0 to 3.3
45 0
46 0 to 3.3
47 3.3
48 0 to 3.3
49 0 to 3.3
50 0 to 3.3
51 0 to 3.3
52 0 to 3.3
53 0 to 3.3
54 0 to 3.3
55 0 to 3.3
56 0 to 3.3
57 0
58 0 to 3.3
59 3.3
60 0 to 3.3
61 0 to 3.3
62 0 to 3.3
63 0 to 3.3
64 0 to 3.3
65 0 to 3.3
66 0 to 3.3
67 0 to 3.3
68 0 to 3.3
69 0
70 0 to 3.3
71 3.3
72 0 to 3.3
73 0 to 3.3
74 0 to 3.3
75 0 to 3.3
76 0 to 3.3
77 0 to 3.3
78 0 to 3.3
79 0
80 0
81 1.8
82 0 to 3.3
83 0
84 0 to 3.3
85 3.3
86 0 to 3.3
87 3.2
88 0 to 3.3
89 0 to 3.3
90 0 to 3.3
Pin No. Voltage (V)
91 3.2
92 3.2
93 0 to 3.3
94 3.2
95 0
96 3.3
97 3.3
98 0 to 3.3
181 0
182 0 to 3.2
183 3.2
184 0 to 3.2
185 0 to 3.2
186 0 to 3.2
187 0 to 3.2
188 0 to 3.2
189 0 to 3.2
190 0 to 3.2
191 0 to 3.2
192 0 to 3.2
193 3.2
194 3.1
195 0
196 3.1
197 0
198 0
199 3.0
200 3.0
201 3.2
202 3.2
203 3.1
204 0
205 3.2
206 0.7
207 0.7
208 0
IC1408 (K4S281632)
Pin No. Voltage (V)
1 3.2
2 0 to 3.3
3 3.2
4 0 to 3.3
5 0 to 3.3
6 0
7 0 to 3.3
8 0 to 3.3
9 3.2
10 0 to 3.3
11 0 to 3.3
12 0
13 0 to 3.3
14 3.2
15 0 to 3.3
16 0 to 3.3
17 0 to 3.3
18 0 to 3.3
19 0 to 3.3
20 0 to 3.3
21 0 to 3.3
22 0 to 3.3
23 0 to 3.3
24 0 to 3.3
25 0 to 3.3
26 0 to 3.3
27 3.2
28 0
29 0 to 3.3
30 0 to 3.3
31 0 to 3.3
32 0 to 3.3
33 0 to 3.3
34 0 to 3.3
35 0 to 3.3
36 0
37 3.2
38 0 to 3.3
39 0 to 3.3
40 0.7
41 0
42 0 to 3.3
43 3.2
44 0 to 3.3
45 0 to 3.3
46 0
47 0 to 3.3
48 0 to 3.3
49 3.2
50 0.7
51 0 to 3.3
52 0
53 0 to 3.3
54 0
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Voltage (2/3)
IC1402 (XCA56367PV150)
Pin No. Voltage (V)
1 1.1
2 0.7
3 0.6
4 0 to 3.2
5 0 to 3.2
6 0 to 3.2
7 0 to 3.2
8 3.2
9 0
10 0 to 3.2
11 0 to 3.2
12 0 to 3.2
13 0 to 3.2
14 0
15 0 to 3.2
16 0 to 3.2
17 0 to 3.2
18 1.8
19 0
20 3.3
21 0 to 3.2
22 0 to 3.2
23 0 to 3.2
24 0
25 3.2
26 0
27 0
28 0.7
29 0
30 3.2
31 3.2
32 0.8
33 0 to 3.2
34 0 to 3.2
35 0 to 3.2
36 0 to 3.2
37 0 to 3.2
38 3.2
39 0
40 0 to 3.2
41 0 to 3.2
42 0 to 3.2
43 0 to 3.2
44 3.2
45 1.8
46 0.9
47 0
48 0 to 3.2
49 3.2
50 0 to 3.2
51 0.9
52 0.7
53 3.2
54 0 to 3.2
55 0
56 0 to 3.4
57 1.8
58 0
59 0 to 3.2
60 0 to 3.2
61 0.7
62 0
63 3.2
64 3.1
65 3.2
66 0
67 0.7
68 0.7
69 0.7
70 0.7
71 0
72 0.7
9 0
10 0 to 5.0
11 0 to 5.0
12 0 to 5.0
13 0 to 5.0
14 0 to 5.0
15 0 to 5.0
16 0 to 5.0
17 0
18 5.0
19 0 to 5.0
20 0 to 5.0
21 0
22 0 to 4.3
23 0 to 5.0
24 5.0
25 0
26 0
27 0
28 0
29 0 to 5.0
30 0 to 5.0
31 0 to 5.0
32 0 to 5.0
33 5.0
34 5.0
35 5.0
36 5.0
37 -31 to 5.0
38 -31 to 5.0
39 -31 to 5.0
40 -31 to 5.0
41 -31 to 5.0
42 -31 to 5.0
43 -31 to 5.0
44 -31 to 5.0
45 -31 to 5.0
46 -31 to 5.0
47 -31 to 5.0
48 -31 to 5.0
49 -31 to 5.0
50 -31 to 5.0
51 -31 to 5.0
52 -31 to 5.0
53 -31 to 5.0
54 -31 to 5.0
55 -31 to 5.0
56 -31 to 5.0
57 -31 to 5.0
58 -31 to 5.0
59 -31 to 5.0
60 -31 to 5.0
61 -31 to 5.0
62 -31 to 5.0
63 -31 to 5.0
64 -31 to 5.0
65 -31 to 5.0
66 -31 to 5.0
67 -31 to 5.0
68 -31 to 5.0
69 -31 to 5.0
70 -31 to 5.0
71 -31 to 5.0
72 -31 to 5.0
73 -31
74 -31
75 -31
76 -31 to 5.0
77 -31 to 5.0
78 -31 to 5.0
79 -31 to 5.0
80 -31 to 5.0
81 -31 to 5.0
82 -31 to 5.0
83 -31 to 5.0
84 -31 to 5.0
85 -31 to 5.0
86 -31 to 5.0
87 -31 to 5.0
88 -31 to 5.0
89 -31
90 0 to 5.0
91 0 to 5.0
92 0 to 5.0
93 1.3
94 0 to 5.0
95 0 to 5.0
96 0
97 0
98 5.0
99 2.5
100 0 to 5.0
IC501 (PD5764A)
Pin No. Voltage (V)
1 5.0
2 5.0
3 5.0
4 5.0
5 5.0
6 5.0
7 0 to 5.0
8 0 to 5.0
9 0
10 0 to 5.0
11 0 to 5.0
12 0 to 5.0
13 0 to 5.0
14 0 to 5.0
15 0
16 0
17 0
18 5.0
19 0
20 0
21 0
22 0 to 4.0
23 0 to 5.0
24 0 to 5.0
25 5.0
26 0 to 5.0
27 0 to 5.0
28 0 to 5.0
29 0 to 5.0
30 0 to 5.0
31 0 to 5.0
32 0 to 5.0
33 5.0
34 5.0
35 0 to 5.0
36 0 to 5.0
37 -31 to 5.0
38 -31 to 5.0
39 -31 to 5.0
40 -31 to 5.0
41 -31 to 5.0
42 -31 to 5.0
43 -31 to 5.0
44 -31 to 5.0
45 -31 to 5.0
46 -31 to 5.0
47 -31 to 5.0
48 -31 to 5.0
49 -31 to 5.0
50 -31 to 5.0
CNTB ASSY
K
Pin No. Voltage (V)
51 -31 to 5.0
52 -31 to 5.0
53 -31 to 5.0
54 -31 to 5.0
55 -31 to 5.0
56 -31 to 5.0
57 -31 to 5.0
58 -31 to 5.0
59 -31 to 5.0
60 -31 to 5.0
61 -31 to 5.0
62 -31 to 5.0
63 -31 to 5.0
64 -31 to 5.0
65 -31 to 5.0
66 -31 to 5.0
67 -31 to 5.0
68 -31 to 5.0
69 -31 to 5.0
70 -31 to 5.0
71 -31 to 5.0
72 -31 to 5.0
73 -31
74 -31
75 -31
76 -31 to 5.0
77 -31 to 5.0
78 -31 to 5.0
79 -31 to 5.0
80 -31 to 5.0
81 -31 to 5.0
82 -31 to 5.0
83 -31 to 5.0
84 -31 to 5.0
85 -31 to 5.0
86 -31 to 5.0
87 -31 to 5.0
88 -31 to 5.0
89 -31
90 0 to 5.0
91 0 to 5.0
92 0 to 5.0
93 5.0
94 0 to 5.0
95 0 to 5.0
96 5.0
97 0
98 5.0
99 2.5
100 0 to 5.0
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4. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM
NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS :
1. Part numbers in PCB diagrams match those in the schematic
diagrams.
2. A comparison between the main parts of PCB and schematic
diagrams is shown below.
Symbol In PCB
Diagrams
BCE
BCE
Symbol In Schematic
Diagrams
BCEBCE
BCE
BCE
Part Name
Transistor
Transistor
with resistor
CMX-3000, CU-V163
3. The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary parts for
several destinations.
For further information for respective destinations, be sure to
check with the schematic diagram.
4. View point of PCB diagrams.
Connector
Capacitor
SIDE A
DGGSS
D
DGS
Field effect
transistor
Resistor array
3-terminal
regulator
P.C.Board
Chip Part
SIDE B
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4.1 MAIN, FRSW, SLM1 and SLM2 ASSYS
A
SLM1 ASSY
C
FRSW ASSY
B
SIDE A
(DNP2002-C)
To Slot Mecha (A)
pick up Assy (CN1)
MAIN ASSY
B
A
CN1012
A
(DNP2002-C)
CN201
E
To Slot Mecha (A) Loading Motor (J4)To Slot Mecha (A) Servo Mecha
C
D
(DNP2003-B)
IC1011
IC1445
IC1448IC1447
IC1005
IC1010
Q1003
Q1002
IC1428
IC1013
IC1006
IC1409
IC1408
IC1406
IC1015IC1012
B
J161
IC1415IC1414
IC1431IC1430IC1008IC1007
36
ABC
1234
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A
SLM2 ASSY
D
201
(DNP2002-C)
To Slot Mecha (B)
Servo Mecha
To Slot Mecha (B)
Loading Motor (J4)
SIDE A
To Slot Mecha (B)
pick up Assy (CN1)
B
C
D
IC1450
IC1002
Q1229
IC1003
DA
8
Q1228
37
IC1208IC1001IC1440
IC1204IC1408
7
IC1200
IC1009IC1014IC1427IC1022IC1017
5
CN104
F
6
IC1437IC1444
IC1016
7
IC1004
IC1443
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A
SIDE B
MAIN ASSY
A
B
MAIN ASSY
A
234
C
D
38
A
1234
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A
SIDE B
B
C
(DNP2003)
D
5
6
7
8
A
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4.2 PWRB, REGB and ACIN ASSYS
A
REGB ASSY
H
(DNP2002-C)
SIDE A
F
B
234
CN1218
A
PWRB ASSY
IC103
IC104
IC106IC101
C
ACIN ASSY
G
D
(DNP2002-C)
40
F
ACIN
G
1234
H
(DNP2002-C)
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23
4
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A
JACB ASSY
E
JA701
M
IC209
IC212
IC210
IC207
SIDE A
IC213
Q171
Q215
B
C
(DNP2002-C)
1
D
2
3
4
E
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JACB ASSY
E
A
IC172
SIDE B
B
234
Q213
Q214
Q201
Q202
Q208
C
Q206
Q207
IC201IC204
Q205
Q212
Q211
D
42
E
IC205IC202
Q209
Q210
1234
Q203
Q204
(DNP2002-C)
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REGB ASSY
H
A
(DNP2002-C)
SIDE B
PWRB ASSY
F
B
C
D
(DNP2002-C)
F
1
2
3
H
4
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4.3 CNTA and PHTA ASSYS
A
234
I
CNTA ASSY
SIDE A
B
J
PHTA ASSY
C
(DNP2004-B)
CN702
M
D
(DNP2004-B)
44
I
SWITCHES FUNCTION
S301 : 1
S302 : ¡
S303 : 4
S304 : ¢
S305 : AUTO CUE/ TIME MODE
S306 : TEXT/ WAVE
S307 : PITCH BEND [ + ]
S308 : PITCH BEND [ - ]
S311 : MASTER TEMPO
S312 : TEMPO
S313 : 0 (EJECT)
S341 : 6
AUTO CUE/ TIME MODE
S506 : TEXT/ WAVE
S507 : PITCH BEND [ + ]
S508 : PITCH BEND [ - ]
D
46
K
1234
S511 : MASTER TEMPO
S512 : TEMPO RANGE
S513 : 0 (EJECT)
S514 : BPM SYNC
S515 : RELAY PLAY
S521 : HOT CUE 1 - B
S522 : HOT CUE 2 - B
S523 : HOT CUE 3 - B
S524 : HOT CUE REC - B
S525 : BPM AUTO - B
S526 : BPM TAP - B
S531 : HOT CUE 1 - A
S532 : HOT CUE 2 - A
S533 : HOT CUE 3 - A
S534 : HOT CUE REC - A
S535 : BPM AUTO - A
S536 : BPM TAP - A
S541 : 6
S542 : CUE
S543 : IN/ REALTIME CUE
S544 : OUT/ OUT ADJ
S545 : JOG MODE
S546 : RELOOP/ EXIT
S547 : EMERGENCY LOOP
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PHTB ASSY
L
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A
SIDE A
B
C
IC502
5
6
(DNP2002-B)
D
7
K
L
8
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4.5 CNTB, PHTB and CNNB ASSYS
A
PHTB ASSY
L
SIDE B
234
CNNB ASSY
M
SIDE A
B
C
CNTB ASSY
K
(DNP2004-B)
D
(DNP2004-B)
48
K
1234
L
M
Q569Q561Q572Q573
Q568Q570Q571Q562
Q563IC501Q564Q565Q566Q567
Q608Q609
Q60IC503
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IC701
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JA207
(DNP2004-B)
SIDE A
I
8
A
CN303
B
SIDE B
C
Q606Q615Q611
Q603
Q604
Q616
Q618
5
Q601Q602
Q612
Q613Q614Q617
6
D
7
K
M
8
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5. PCB PARTS LIST
NOTES:•Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
• LIST OF WHOLE PCB ASSEMBLIES (FOR CMX-3000)
Mark
NSPPOWB ASSYDWM2130DWM2127DWM2131
1: Although DWR1357 and DWR 1347 are different in part number, they consist of the same components.
*
2: Although DWX2214 and DWX2200 are different in part number, they consist of the same components.
*
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 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J=5%,
and K=10%).
Objective : To optimize the VCO free-running frequency
When not properly adjusted :
• Master Tempo does not function normally
• The output does not appear in indication and occasion
when turned a Tempo adjustment into + side.
• Power ON
• None disc
START
Player
MAIN ASSY
IC1415 - pin 1 (PLAYER A)
IC1414 - pin 1 (PLAYER B)
GND
MAIN ASSY
VC1001 (PLAYER A)
VC1002 (PLAYER B)
Probe (10:1)
DC voltage
2.5±0.2V
CH1 CH2
(X)(Y)
Oscilloscope
V: 50mV/div.
H: 10msec/div.
DC mode
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7. GENERAL INFORMATION
7.1 DIAGNOSIS
7.1.1 SERVICE MODE
Outline of the Service Mode
This unit prepares the test mode in the controller and player sections.
1 Confirmation mode of the controller button and display function
There are following two ways in the mode confirming the controller button and display function.
Mode 1: When connect the Controller section to the Player, and confirm it.
Mode 2: When connect the power supply to Controller section being simple, and confirm it.
Basic operation is the same with both modes, but FL does not light.
2 The mode which confirms the operation with the player being simple (Use the remote control unit.)
Connect the Remote control unit (RU-V101) to a DATA IN/OUT terminal of the Player and confirms the operation.
3 State confirmation mode with the system operation
Confirm the software version of each microcomputer and active state with the display.
Confirmation Mode of the Controller Button and Display Function
• Mode 1
Enter this mode when turns the power on while pressing the AUTO button of each player simultaneously.
Mode 1 can confirm the state of each other button with FL other than the operation of mode 2.
• Mode 2
Enter this mode when connects a screw terminal to GND and +8V from the external DC power supply to V+8B by
controller section being simple. Further, it is not necessary to press buttons in the power-up.
GND
+8V
V+8B
GNDD
GNDD
CNNB Assy
Fig.1 External DC Power Supply Connection Position
Note : Mode 1 and mode 2 are the same operations basically. But a power supply of FL system is not supplied in case of mode 2.
Therefore cannot confirm it with FL.
Explain the operation about mode 1 here. (Mode 2 is the same except that FL of mode 1 does not light.)
PLAYER APLAYER B
G9
G10
FL Display Section
and the Grid Division.
V+8B
G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G8
G12
G11
G13
37seg × 13grid
Fig. 2 Controller Button and FL Display Section
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• Confirm the FL display operation
In mode 1, display the demonstration display of fixed pattern and display 1/2 light, all lighting and all lights out repeatedly.
In addition, display the button name in dot matrix of Grid 1 to Grid 8 while a button is pressed.
• Confirm the each button operation
Corresponding two LED lights when pressed the button of each player.
Relation of LED corresponding to each button is the following matrix, and vertical scale of each button and button LED
corresponding to horizontal scale light it.
For example, "CUE" button LED of player B and "HOT CUE 1" button LED of player A light it when pressed "EJECT" button of
player B.
When "BPM SYNC" and "RELAY PLAY" button were pressed, "CUE" button LED of player B and "HOT CUE (REC)" button
LED of player A and "HOT CUE 3" button LED of player B light it.
PLAY/PAUSE (6)
Button LED
of Each Player
HOT CUE 3_a Button LEDSERCH (1)MASTER TEMPOHOT CUE 1PLAY/PAUSE (6)
HOT CUE 2_a Button LEDSERCH (¡)TEMPO RANGEHOT CUE 2CUE
HOT CUE 1_a Button LEDTRACK SERCH (4)EJECTHOT CUE 3IN/REALTIME CUE
HOT CUE (REC)_a Button LEDTRACK SERCH (¢)BPM SYNC (Player B)HOT CUE (REC)OUT/OUT ADJ
HOT CUE 3_b Button LEDTIME MODE / AUTO CUE RELAY PLAY (Player B)AUTOJOG MODE
HOT CUE 2_b Button LEDCD TEXT / WAVETAPEXIT/RELOOP
HOT CUE 1_b Button LEDPITCH BEND (+)EMERGENCY LOOP
HOT CUE (REC)_b Button LEDPITCH BEND (−)
CUE Button LED
of Each Player
IN/REALTIME CUE
Button LED
of Each Player
OUT/OUT ADJ Button
LED
of Each Player
In the mode 1, display the button name to correspond in dot matrix in the FL.
ButtonFL DisplayButtonFL Display
SEARCH (1) ButtonSERCH 1HOT CUE 1 ButtonHOTCUE 1
SEARCH (¡) ButtonSERCH ¡HOT CUE 2 ButtonHOTCUE 2
TRACK SEARCH (4) ButtonTRACK 4HOT CUE 3 ButtonHOTCUE 3
TRACK SEARCH (¢) ButtonTRACK ¢HOT CUE (REC) ButtonHOT REC
TIME MODE / AUTO CUE ButtonTIME/CUEAUTO ButtonAUTO
CD TEXT / WAVE ButtonTEXTWAVETAP ButtonTAP
PITCH BEND (+) ButtonPITCH +PLAY/PAUSE (6) ButtonPLAY
PITCH BEND (−) ButtonPITCH −CUE ButtonCUE
MASTER TEMPO ButtonM.T ∗∗∗ (Note ∗1)IN/REALTIME CUE ButtonLOOP IN
TEMPO RANGE ButtonTEMPO ∗∗∗ (Note ∗1)OUT/OUT ADJ ButtonLOOP OUT
EJECT (0) ButtonEJECTJOG MODE ButtonJOG MODE
BPM SYNC ButtonBPM SYNC ∗2EXIT/RELOOP ButtonRELOOP
RELAY PLAY ButtonRELAY PL ∗2EMERGENCY LOOP ButtonEM. LOOP
Note ∗1 : Reading value of the TEMPO slider (+10 to 0 to −10) displays in ∗ ∗ ∗.
∗2 : Display in FL of the player B side.
• Confirm the JOG operation
Button LED corresponding to each JOG blinks when turned JOG.
When JOG of player A side moves: RELAY PLAY button LED light or turn off the light in the state of the JOG address that read in.
When JOG of player B side moves: BPM SYNC button LED light or turn off the light in the state of the JOG address that read in.
• Confirm the each button LED
In this unit, all button LED light fixed time at the power-up.
In addition, it can confirm the lighting state by performing the "Confirm the each button operation", "Confirm the JOG operation"
and "Confirm the TEMPO slider".
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• Confirm the TEMPO slider
In the position which read-in from the TEMPO slider, MT button LED lights at + side, and MT button LED turns off the light at
− side.
However, there is a case that lights or turns off the light for unevenness of parts of TEMPO slider at the center tap periphery.
In addition, when TEMPO button and MT button were pressed in mode 1, match with button name in dot matrix in the FL, and
display reading value of TEMPO slider by a value of +10 to 0 to −10.
Confirmation Mode of Operation with the Player Being Simple
Connect the remote control unit (RU-V101) to DATA IN/OUT terminal of the Rear panel of the player section, and confirm the
operation.
When use the remote control unit, remove a connection cable with the control section before power-up, then connect the remote
control unit.
DATA
IN/OUT
REJECT PAUSE
AUDIO SPEED OPEN
DISPLAY STILL C-MODE
FRAME TIME CHAPTER
PLAY
STILL/STEP
– MULTI-SPEED +
SCAN
SEARCH
FUNCCLEAR
CR
789
456
VIDEO STOP.M START
123
0
ABC
Remote control unit
for service
(RU-V101)
Fig. 3 Connection of the Remote Control Unit for Service
• Function of the remote control unit (RU-V101) for service
REJECTPAUSE
789
AUDIOSPEEDOPEN
456
VIDEOSTOP.MSTART
123
DISPLAYSTILLC-MODE
0
FRAMETIMECHAPTER
ABC
PLAY
STILL/STEP
– MULTI-SPEED +
SCAN
FUNCCLEAR
SEARCH
CR
Player Select
A Time Mode Set
Track Mode Set
Frame Mode Set
Play
(Reject)
(Pause)
(Search)
(Scan Forward)
(Scan Reverse)
(1 Track Search Forward)
(1 Track Search Reverse)
(Eject)
(Speed)
(X Speed)
(Test / Normal Mode Change)
(Servo All OFF)
(Focus ON)
(Spindle Kick, Tracking ON / OFF)
(Tracking OFF)
(Slide FWD)
(Slide REV)
(Search TR No. 2)
[ Rear view ]
Button Corresponding
to RU-V101
STOP. M (FUNC + 5)
TIME
CHAPTER
FRAME
PLAY 3
REJECT 0
PAUSE 8
SEARCH
SCAN ¡
SCAN 1
STILL / STEP E
STILL / STEP e
OPEN (FUNC + 9)
SPEED (FUNC + 8)
A (FUNC + FRAME)
C-MODE (FUNC + 3)
0 + TIME
1 + TIME
2 + TIME
3 + TIME
4 + TIME
5 + TIME
6 + TIME
• Specification method of the player issuing the command
One remote control unit is prepared for two players in this unit.
It is necessary to specify the player beforehand when issues the command to each player.
Specification method of player A (left side from the front): Press buttons of "1", "STOP.M" ("FUNC" and "5") in order.
Specification method of player B (right side from the front): Press buttons of "2", "STOP.M" ("FUNC" and "5") in order.
Command is published by the specified player till the next Player Select command is issued after this command issue.
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• Specification method of addressing modes in the search
There are three ways of search methods of time search, track search and frame search in this unit.
It is necessary to specify each mode when performs each search.
• Time search (A Time mode set)
Set absolute time (minute, second, frame) in the address mode.
[Examples] When search for 2 minutes 34 seconds 56 frame:
• Track search (Track mode set)
Set track number in the address mode.
[Examples] When search for track 5:
• Frame search (Frame mode set)
Set frame in the address mode.
[Examples] When search for 1200 frame:
• Player operation command
(Play) : Playback
(Reject) : Stop
Press buttons of "TIME", "0", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6" and "SEARCH" in order.
Press buttons of "CHAPTER", "5" and "SEARCH" in order.
Press buttons of "1", "2", "0", "0" and "SEARCH" in order.
(Pause) : Pause. Also stop the scan operation during scan, and become pause.
(Scan Forward) : Perform the scan opearation in the forward direction.
(Scan Reverse) : Perform the scan opearation in the reverse direction.
(1 Track Search Forward) : Perform the track search in the forward direction.
(1 Track Search Reverse) : Perform the track search in the reverse direction.
(Eject) : Perform the disc eject either Playback state or Stop state.
(Speed) : In the CDJ mode, set the playback speed (tempo) that specified with the argument.
Become the sound output pause in the CDJ mode.
Press the PAUSE button when completes the scan operation.
Press the PAUSE button when completes the scan operation.
An argument is three columns of figure and specify 0: − (minus) or 1: + (plus) with 100-place.
And specify (from 0 to 16) a tempo (%) by two places of remainders.
Example: It becomes the +1% setting by pressing buttons of "1", "0", "1", "SPEED" ("FUNC" and "8") in order.
It becomes the −10% setting by pressing buttons of "0", "1", "0", "SPEED" ("FUNC" and "8") in order.
It becomes the +16% setting by pressing buttons of "1", "1", "6", "SPEED" ("FUNC" and "8") in order.
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• Test operation command
As for the following command, an operation becomes possible in the digital mode (digital mode switch of front panel is ON).
Because there is a case to damage the player when test operation command mistakes usage, be careful.
(X Speed) : In the digital mode, switch the rotation speed of the player to normal speed and double speed .
Further, sound cannot output in the double speed.
Example:
It becomes the normal speed playback setting by pressing buttons of "1" and "A" ("FUNC" and "FRAME") in order.
It becomes the double speed playback setting by pressing buttons of "2" and "A" ("FUNC" and "FRAME") in order.
∗ This command issues a command by stopped state in order to issue a command to servo DSP directly.
(Test/Normal Mode Change) : Switch the Test mode/Normal mode by "C-MODE" ("FUNC" and "3") buttons.
Can use only commands of 6TM from 0TM in the test mode.
(Servo All OFF) : During servo ON, turn all servo OFF when pressing "0" and "TIME" buttons in order.
(Focus ON) : During CD STOP, turn the LD ON and perform the auto focus when pressing "1" and "TIME" buttons in order.
(Spindle Kick and Tracking ON/OFF) : During tracking servo OFF, perform the spindle kick and turn the automatic adjustment
processing and tracking servo ON when pressing "2" and "TIME" buttons in order.
Also during tracking servo ON, turn the tracking servo OFF when pressing "2" and "TIME"
buttons in order.
(Tracking OFF) : During tracking servo ON, turn the tracking servo OFF when pressing "3" and "TIME" buttons in order.
(Slide FWD) : During tracking servo ON, Turn the tracking servo OFF and move the slider in the FWD direction when pressing "4"
and "TIME" buttons in order.
(Slide REV) : Turn the tracking servo OFF and move the slider in the REV direction when pressing "5" and "TIME" buttons in order
during tracking servo ON.
(SEARCH TR No. 2) : During CD STOP, perform the following operation when pressing "6" and "TIME" buttons in order.
LD ON - Auto focus - Spindle kick - automatic adjustment processing - Second tune search - Tracking
servo ON
When performed Tracking OFF, there is the case that cannot rise up in this command.
In that case please repeat once again after power OFF and ON.
∗ : When rise up by a step with the test mode, input a command by pressing buttons of "0", "TIME", "1", "TIME", "2" and "TIME" in
order.
State Confimation Mode in the System Operation
The mode which confirms confirmation and operating state of software version of each microcomputer by display.
• Confirmation method of the microcomputer software version of the controller section
Load two microcomputers on the controller section.
As for the symptom of a version of each microcomputer, dot matrix is displayed for about 2 seconds while pressing each PITCH
BEND (+) button by turning the power on.
• Confirmation method of the player section
Player section processes both players with one microcomputer.
As for the method to confirm a microcomputer version, a version is displayed by long push of CD TEXT/WAVE button and
OUT/OUT ADJ button in FL.
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7.1.2 STARTING SEQUENCE
Disc loding completion
Foucus and Tracking Offset Adjustments
Spindle preliminary kick
LD ON
Foucus sweep and Focus ONIt fails 3 times and becomes CD-RW mode
RF-amp gain up and it becomes a Foucus sweepIt Error-displays by 3 times
FOK Check
Spindle acceleration 100 msec
CLV Servo ON
It waits and is 300msec
Tracking Close
GFS Check
Tracking Balance Adjustment (T Open)
Focus Balance AdjustmentTOC• TEXT (if it is)
Data lead
Focus Gain Adjustment
(E-8301)
Tracking Gain Adjustment
RF Gain Adjustment
Search for Track No.1
(A Slider is moved to an inside circumference)
Line Speed measuremnt
Search for Track No.1
2 Track Jump Back
Waiting for a target address
Play (mute off)
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7.1.3 DISASSEMBLY
(1) CMX-3000
Bonnet
Bonnet
1
1
1
MAIN Assy - Player Section
Remove the Bonnet.
1
Rear View
2
Front panel Section
Remove the Bonnet.
1
Front Panel
2
x
8
1
1
12
3
1
1
Remove the connector.
x
9
15
JACB Assy
Cord Clamper
3
x
7
3
x
5
14
Panel Stay
MAIN Assy
Cord Clamper
16
3
3
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SLOT-IN MECHANISM AssySERVO MECHANISM Assy
1
2
A
PLAYER
×2
×2
1
1
2
B
PLAYER
B
PLAYER
Bottom PalateBottom Palate
Bottom PalateBottom Palate
A
PLAYER
A
PLAYER
2
1
×2
B
PLAYER
1
×2
1
5
2
Short land
3
4
Float Spring R
Float Spring R
(Silver)
(Silver)
5
7
3
6
Float Spring F
Float Spring F
(Black)
Note:
Servo Mechanism Assy can diagnose and remove it from the
backside.
(Inverts the product, and not performing the operation check.)
[Caution in the Servo Mechanism Assy replacement]
• When remove the Servo Mechanism Assy, short-circuit a LD Short land 5 before disconnecting a flexible cable
from the connector.
When install the Servo Mechanism Assy, release the short-circuit of LD Short land 5 after connecting the flexible
cable to the connector. (For LD fracture prevention)
4
Servo Mechanism AssyServo Mechanism Assy
(Black)
4
4
• Installing the Froat Spring F and Froat Spring R to the correct position.
Front side : Froat Spring F (Black) x2
Rear side : Froat Spring R (Silver) x2
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The Operation check method of a mechanism unit
Remove the Bonnet
1
CMX-3000, CU-V163
Cord clamper is loosened.
x4
4
3
3
x2x3
2
2
2
2
2
3
x2x3
3
x2x2
2
5
Unit part is shifted on a rear side.
Unit part.
Slit
Hook
6
The Hook of a rear panel is put in to a slit.
Rear Panel
7
Diagnosis of
8
a mechanism unit.
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(2) REMOTE CONTROLLER (CU-V163)
Rear Panel
1
×9
12
Rear PanelRear Panel
CNTA, CNTB Assy
1
Note :
When cuts PC Board with a nipper and replaced slide VR,
positioning becomes invalid. Please aline it by visual inspection
when installs it. (Refer to the following diagram.)
×3
×3
3
CNTB Assy
CNNB AssyCNNB Assy
3
1
2
2
CNNB AssyCNTA Assy
Cut Point
(x 6)
This illustration is CNTB Assy.
JOG Dial
Remove the CNTA, CNTB and CNNB Assy
1
×4
×6
3
×3
×3
×4×4
3
2
×5×2
2
×5×2
2
×5×2
2
×5×2
CNTB Assy
111312
CNTA Assy
111142
66
,,
4
,,
×16
×3×3
×10
[ Rear view ]
×3×3
4
3
×5×4
Unhook
×3×4
4
Remove the Front Panel Assy
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JOG Dial Section
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CMX-3000, CU-V163
1
1
1
CNNB AssyRetainer
Display Plate
CNNB Assy
CNNB AssyJOG Ring
CNNB AssyJOG Dial
Grease
Grease
(GYA1014)
(GYA1014)
A hand driver fastens a screw.
The screw tightening torqueThe screw tightening torque
The screw tightening torque
0.098 ± 0.01% [N • m]
0.098 ± 0.01% [N
Steel Ball
Grease is applied to three
places every two pieces.
×9
• m]
×4
Front side
Hook
(x 10)
Magnet Stay
Magnet
Super X
(GYL1004)
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7.2 PARTS
7.2.1 IC
• The information shown in the list is basic information and may not correspond exactly to that shown in the schematic diagrams.
ACLK1VCO input for CD1
G1OPhase comparison machine output for CD1
93
94
A1OPhase comparison machine output for CD1
88
ACLK2VCO iinput for CD2
85
G2OPLL output for CD2
A2OPLL output for CD2
86
DSP I/F
Pin NameDescription
Pin No.
MREQAI Ach REQ signal CD1
62
63
BCLKAOBit clock output terminal, clock for audio data
66
DBCLKAOWord clock output terminal
74
SDI0AO Serial audio data output terminal 0
75
SDI1AO Serial audio data output terminal 1
DSI2AO Data lead
76
58
MREQBI
40
BCLKBObit clock output terminal, clock for audio data
41
DBCLKBOWord clock output terminal
SDI0BO Serial audio data output terminal 0
43
80
SDI1BO Serial audio data output terminal 1
77
DSI2BO Data lead
I/O
16. 9344MHz Standard Frequency Input
I
I
I/O
Bch REQ signal CD2
CMX-3000, CU-V163
Connection Point
Standard Frequency area
VCO area
VCO area
VCO area
VCO area
VCO area
VCO area
Connection Point
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
DSP Ach
AUDIO INPUT I/F
Pin No.
Pin NameI/ODescription
140BCK1 bit clock for audio input from CD1D Servo IC1
139LRCK1LR clock for audio input from CD1D Servo IC1
138ADATA1audio data from CD1D Servo IC1
133S BSY1sub code sync. from CD1D Servo IC1
137S FSY1 frame sync. from CD1D Servo IC1
132S UBQ1sub code Q data from CD1D Servo IC1
136S BOK1sub code Q data CRCC judging result input terminal from CD1D Servo IC1
30BCK2bit clock for audio input from CD2D Servo IC2
29LRCK2R clock for audio input from CD2D Servo IC2
31ADATA2audio data from CD2D Servo IC2
26S BSY2sub code sync. from CD2D Servo IC2
28S FSY2frame sync. from CD2D Servo IC2
23S UBQ2sub code Q data from CD2D Servo IC2
22S BOK2sub code Q data CRCC judging result input terminal from CD2D Servo IC2
AUDIO DATA CHANGE
Pin No.
Pin NameDescription
65DSP1BCK
DSP1LRCK
67
DSP1DATA
79
78
DSP2DATA
DAC I/F
Pin No.
Pin NameDescription
4DAC1_MCLKO
5DAC1_BCKObit clock for DAC1
6DAC1_LRCKOLR clock for DAC1
7DAC1_DATAOdata for DAC1
10DAC2_MCLKOdata for DAC2
11DAC2_BCKObit clock for DAC2
12DAC2_LRCKOLR clock for DAC2
13DAC2_DATAOdata for DAC2
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I/O
Iaudio data is changedDSP
audio data is changed
I
audio data is changed
I
I
audio data is changed
I/O
clock for DAC1
Connection Point
Connection Point
DSP
DSP
DSP
Connection Point
DAC1
DAC1
DAC1
DAC1
DAC2
DAC2
DAC2
DAC2
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Pin Function (2/2)
CPU I/F
Pin No.
102
103
112
113
114
115
57
56
126
124
123
122
121
120
118
117
54
51
50
49
48
47
46
44
130
131
96
99
60
59
129
15
100
Pin NameDescription
XCS5ICH input for address decoding
XCS2ICH input for address decoding
A25ICH input for address decoding
A24ICH input for address decoding
A23I
A3address input terminal for CPU
A2
A1
D15I/O
D14I/O
D13I/O
D12I/O
D11I/O
D10I/O
D9I/O
D8I/O
D7I/O
D6I/O
D5I/O
D4I/O
D3I/O
D2I/O
D1I/O
D0I/O
XDREQ1Odata request
XDREQ0O
XDACK1I
XDACK0I
XWEIwrite enable signal
XRDIread strobe signal
RD/XWRI
CKIOsystem clock
XRSTsystem reset
S22OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S21OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S20OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S19OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S18OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S17OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S16OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S15OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S14OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S13OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S12OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S11OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S10OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S9OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S8OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S7OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S6OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S5OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S4OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S3OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S2OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
S1OFL Disply Segment1: Light up
NCONCONCOG9OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G1OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G12OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G13OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G8OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G10OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G11OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G2OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G3OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G4OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G5OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G6OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
G7OFL Disply Grid1: Light up
VLOAD-VLOAD
SINE1IAutomatic transmission Input.
SOUT1OAutomatic transmission Output.
SCLK11OAutomatic transmission Clock.
TYPE M/XSIHigh: Master CPU Mode
SBUSY1OAutomatic transmission control line.
XSRDY1IAutomatic transmission control line.
NCOAGND-GND
AVREF-+5V
TEMPO_REFITEMPO Slider Input.
TEMPOITEMPO Slider Input.
I/O
Discription
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HD6417709AF100B (MAIN ASSY : IC1204)
• Micro computer
Pin Function (1/4)
Pin
No.
1MD1MD1IPull up Clock mode setting
2MD2MD2IPull down Clock mode setting
3Vcc-RTCVcc-RTC
4XTAL2XTAL2ONC Crystal resonator for internal RTC
5EXTAL2EXTAL2IPull down Crystal resonator for internal RTC
6Vss-RTCVss-RTC
7NMINMIIPull down Non-maskable interrupt request
8IRQ0/ IRL0/ PTH [0]ZDET BIN: pull-up TC9495F zero detecting flag B (H for soundlessness)
9IRQ0/ IRL0/ PTH [1]ZDET AIN: pull-up TC9495F zero detecting flag B (H for soundlessness)
10IRQ0/ IRL0/ PTH [2]XZERO BIN: pull-up DAC zero detecting flag B (L for soundlessness)
11IRQ0/ IRL0/ PTH [3]XZERO AIN: pull-up DAC zero detecting flag A (L for soundlessness)
12IRQ4/ PTH [4]NC(IN: pull-up)
13D31/ PTB [7]BUSDR BOUT: high
14D30/ PTB [6]NCOUT: high
15D29/ PTB [5]NCOUT: high
16D28/ PTB [4]NCOUT: high
17D27/ PTB [3]XMR CHECKOUT: high
18D26/ PTB [2]XMR NGOUT: high
19VssQVssQ
20D25/ PTB [1]NCOUT: high
21VccQVccQ
22D24/ PTB [0]NCOUT: high
23D23/ PTB [7]NCOUT: high
24D22/ PTB [6]NCOUT: high
25D21/ PTB [5]NCOUT: high
26D20/ PTB [4]NCOUT: high
27VssVss
28D19/ PTA [3]NCOUT: high
29VccVcc
30D18/ PTA [2]NCOUT: high
31D17/ PTA [1]NCOUT: high
32D16/ PTA [0]NCOUT: high
33VssQVssQ
34D15D15ZData bus
35VccQVccQ
36D14D14ZData bus
37D13D13ZData bus
38D12D12ZData bus
39D11D11ZData bus
40D10D10ZData bus
41D9D9ZData bus
42D8D8ZData bus
43D7D7ZData bus
44D6D6ZData bus
45VssQVssQ
46D5D5ZData bus
47VccQVccQ
48D4D4ZData bus
49D3D3ZData bus
50D2D2ZData bus
51D1D1ZData bus
52D0D0ZData bus
Port NamePin NameI/OFunction
Power supply (1.8V) for RTC
−
Power supply (0V) for RTC
−
TC9495F I/F bus direction specification B (H: CPU to TC9495F)
Power supply (0V) for I/O
−
Power supply (3.3V) for I/O
−
Power supply (0V)
−
Power supply (1.8V)
−
Power supply (0V) for I/O
−
Power supply (3.3V) for I/O
−
Power supply (0V) for I/O
−
−
Power supply (3.3V) for I/O
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Pin Function (2/4)
Pin
No.
53A0A0OAddress bus
54A1A1OAddress bus
55A2A2OAddress bus
56A3A3OAddress bus
57VssQVssQ−
58A4A4OAddress bus
59VccQVccQ−
60A5A5OAddress bus
61A6A6OAddress bus
62A7A7OAddress bus
63A8A8OAddress bus
64A9A9OAddress bus
65A10A10OAddress bus
66A11A11OAddress bus
67A12A12OAddress bus
68A13A13OAddress bus
69VssQVssQ−
70A14A14OAddress bus
71VccQVccQ−
72A15A15OAddress bus
73A16A16OAddress bus
74A17A17OAddress bus
75A18A18OAddress bus
76A19A19OAddress bus
77A20A20OAddress bus
78A21A21OAddress bus
79VssVss−
80A22A22OAddress bus
81VccVcc−
82A23A23OAddress bus
83VssQVssQ−
84A24A24OAddress bus
85VccQVccQ−
86A25A25OAddress bus
87XBS/PTK [4]NC(OUT:high)
88XRDXRDORead strobe
89XWE0/ DQMLLXWE0/DQMLLOWrite strobe
90XWE1/ DQMLU/WEXWE1/ DQMLUOWrite strobe
91XWE2/ DQMUL/ ICIORD/ PTK [6]XWE2ONC
92XWE3/ DQMUL/ ICIORD/ PTK [7]XWE3ONC
93RDXWRRDWRORead / Write
94XAUDSYNC/ PTE [7]AUDSYNCOTHER
95VssQVssQ−
96XCS0/ MCS [0]CS0OChip select 0 (for FLASH)
97VccQVccQ−
98XCS2/ PTK [0]CS2OChip select 2 (for FPGA)
99XCS3/ PTK [1]CS3OChip select 3 (for SDRAM)
100 XCS4/ PTK [2]CS4OChip select 4 (for DSP)
101 XCS5/ CE1A/ PTK [3]CS5OChip select 5 (connect to FPGA)
102 XCS6/ CE1BCS6ONC
103 XCE2A/ PTE [4]LOADOUT BOUT:high Loading motor control B (Eject direction moves with Low)
104 XCE2B/ PTE [5]LOADIN BOUT:high Loading motor control B (Lead-in direction moves with Low)
TC9495F microcomputer I/F data 3A
Power supply (3.3V) for I/O
TC9495F microcomputer I/F data 2A
TC9495F microcomputer I/F data 3B
TC9495F microcomputer I/F data 2B
TC9495F microcomputer I/F data 1B
TC9495F microcomputer I/F data 0B
TC9495F microcomputer I/F data 1A
TC9495F microcomputer I/F data 0A
Analog power supply (0V)
Analog power supply (3.3V)
Analog power supply (0V)
(H: CPU to TC9495F)
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8. PANEL FACILITIES AND SPECIFICATIONS
8.1 PANEL FACILITIES
Player Section
1 Manual ejection hole
2 Disc insertion slot
When using 3 inch/8 cm discs, discs must be inserted in
the commercially available CD adapter before insertion.
3 Disc loading indicator
This indicator flashes when a disc is being inserted into
or ejected from the disc insertion slot and lights up when
a disc has been inserted.
Remote Control Unit Section
4 EJECT button (0)
Pressing this button while cueing is on standby or play is
paused will eject the disc from the player.
5 DIGITAL MODE switch
Set to On when the digital output is to be used. When set
to On, the DJ functions do not function. (Functions
marked * do not operate in this mode.) And the muted
pause mode is used instead of the audible pause mode.
6 POWER switch and indicator
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Operation buttons indicated by an asterisk (*) are not supported in digital mode.
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1 EJECT button (0)
2 CD TEXT/WAVE button
Each time the button is pressed the function changes
alternately as follows:
3 WAVE display 3 CD TEXT 3 CD TEXT
disc title display track title display
During digital mode, switches between
CD TEXT 23 CD TEXT
disc title displaytrack title display
3 LOOP control buttons (*)
4 EMERGENCY LOOP button (*)
When this button is pressed, the current point is set as
the loop in-point, and loop play begins with an
automatically set out-point.
5 TEMPO controls (*)
Tempo control range button (TEMPO RANGE):
Pressing this button causes the variable range of the
tempo control slide to change each time the button is
pressed.
MASTER TEMPO button and indicator:
Pressing this button causes the master tempo feature to
be powered on or off each time it is pressed.
Tempo control slide:
Moving this slider in the positive (+) direction away from
the center position (normal playback tempo) causes the
tempo to become faster, and moving it in the negative
(–) direction causes the tempo to become slower.
PITCH BEND buttons (+, –):
When pressed during playback, causes pitch bend.
Pressing the “+” button causes pitch to accelerate, while
pressing the “–” button causes pitch to decelerate.
6 Time mode/Auto cueing button (*)
(TIME MODE/AUTO CUE)
TIME MODE:
Pressing this button causes the elapsed time and
remaining time (REMAIN) of the current track to be
displayed in succession on the time display of the display
unit.
Cueing point settings
Cueing point sampler
Back cueing
Cueing point adjust
0 PLAY/PAUSE button (38) and indicator
- JOG MODE button (*)
Each time this button is pressed, the jog mode switches
alternately between CDJ jog mode and SCRATCH jog
mode.
= Display
~ Jog dial (+ FWD/– REV) (*)
! TAP button (*)
When pressed during playback, the BPM counter
switches to manual mode, and the BPM value is
calculated from the interval at which the TAP button is
pressed. A BPM value in the range 40 to 199 BPM (varies
with the tempo change rate) can be entered when the
tempo change rate is 0%.
@ AUTO button (*)
Press for automatic BPM count
# BPM synchro button (BPM SYNC) and indicator
(*)
Each time the button is pressed, switches BPM synchro
function ON/OFF. BMP SYNC indicator flashes during
ON, and lights steadily when OFF.
$ RELAY PLAY button and indicator (*)
% HOT CUE recording mode button (REC) and indi-
cator (*)
Press to switch the HOT CUE button’s function (record/
access). In the record mode, the indicator lights.
^ HOT CUE buttons (1, 2, 3) and indicator (*)
Use to select the memory (1, 2, 3) into which you wish to
program hot cue point information, loop information, and
scratch mode information.
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Display
1 TRACK number display
Displays the track number of the track currently being
played.
2 Playback speed display
Tempo control range display (±6, ±10, ±16, WIDE)
Displays the variable range mode of the tempo control
slide.
MASTER indicator
MASTER indicator on the master player lights during
BPM synchro play.
Tempo change rate display
Displays the rate of change of the tempo as specified
using the tempo control slide.
3 Ring display
During relay play, displays disc rotation status. During
BPM synchro mode, the display occurs in rhythm with the
beat.
4 Auto cueing indicator (A. CUE)
Lights up when auto cueing is turned on.
5 SCRATCH indictor
When jog mode is set to “SCRATCH,” flashes during
write to the scratch memory, and lights steadily when
data is fully written to the memory.
6 EMERGENCY LOOP indicator
Flashes during loop play in the Emergency Loop mode.
7 RELOOP indicator
Lights to indicate loop play is possible, and during loop
play.
8 LOOP indicator
Lights during loop play.
9 Automatic BPM Count indicator (AUTO)
Lights during automatic BPM count mode.
0 TAP mode indicator
Lights during TAP BPM count mode. Indicator goes out
for approximately 0.2 second the instant TAP button is
pressed.
- Time display
Used to display the elapsed playback time (when the
REMAIN indicator is unlit) or the remaining playback time
(when the REMAIN indicator is lit) of the current track in
minutes (M), seconds (S), and frames (F).
= WAVE Display / Character Display
During WAVE display, indicates the volume level of the
currently playing track. During character display, displays
CD TEXT. Characters displayable are limited to
alphabet, numerals, and certain symbols. The array
displays either the disc title or the track title. When disc
title is displayed, the
mark lights.
~ Playback position display
Used to display a full-scale bar graph for the track being
played to make it possible to get an intuitive feel of the
elapsed and remaining play time.
÷ Display as it appears when displaying elapsed time:
All indicators unlit and then indicators light up in
sequence from left
÷ Display as it appears when displaying remaining time:
All indicators lit and then indicators are turned off in
sequence from left
÷ Display as it appears when there are less than 30
seconds remaining in a track:
Slow flashing
÷ Display as it appears when there are less than 15
seconds remaining in a track:
Rapid flashing
! BPM display
Used to display the number of BPM for the current track.
Note that it may not be possible to count BPM in the
automatic BPM count mode for some tracks. Then use
the TAP BPM count mode to do this.
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8.2 SPECIFICATIONS
Audio Cable x2
(VDE1064) L=1.5 m
Forced Ejection Pin x1
(DEX1013)
Power Cord x1
(KUXJ type : ADG7022
(WYXJ, TLXJ type: ADG1154)
Control Cord x2
(PDE1267) L=1 m
Specialized connection cable
for the remote controller
(DDE1122) L=3 m x1
Operating instructions
Limited warranty (KUXJ type only)
CMX-3000/KUXJ
1. General
System .................................... Compact disc digital audio system
Discs used .............................................................. Compact discs
Power requirements ............................................ AC 120 V, 60 Hz
Power consumption ............................................................... 49 W
Operating temperature ............... +5˚C to +35˚C (+41°F to +95°F)
Operating humidity ....................................................... 5% to 85%
(There should be no condensation of moisture.)
Weight
Remote controller .............................................2.0 kg (4 lbs 7 oz)
Player..............................................................5.6 kg (12 lbs 6 oz)
Dimensions
Remote controller ........................482 (W) x 132 (D) x 82 (H) mm
18-31/32 (W) x 5-3/16 (D) x 3-7/32 (H) in.
Player...........................................482 (W) x 252 (D) x 90 (H) mm
18-31/32 (W) x 9-15/16 (D) x 3-9/16 (H) in.
CMX-3000/WYXJ
1. General
System ...................................... Compact disc digital audio system
Discs used ............................................................... Compact discs
Power requirements ..................................AC 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption ................................................................ 49 W
Operating temperature ..............................................+5˚C to +35˚C
Operating humidity ......................................................... 5% to 85%
(There should be no condensation of moisture.)
Weight
Remote controller..............................................................2.0 kg
Player................................................................................ 5.6 kg
Dimensions
Remote controller...................... 482 (W) x 132 (D) x 82 (H) mm
Player........................................ 482 (W) x 252 (D) x 90 (H) mm
CMX-3000, CU-V163
2. Audio section
Frequency response............................................... 4 Hz to 20 kHz
Signal-to-noise ratio ..............................................115 dB or more