PIONEER CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, Japan
PIONEER ELECTRONICS SERVICE, INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.
PIONEER EUROPE N.V. Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium
PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936
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PIONEER CORPORATION 2000
T – IZK FEB. 2000 Printed in Japan
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CMX-5000, CU-V160
1. SAFETY INFORMATION
This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians ; it is not meant for the casual do-ityourselfer. 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 60Hz outlet and turn the AC power switch
on. Any current measured must not exceed 0.5mA.
Reading should
not be above
0.5mA
Earth
ground
Device
under
test
Also test with
plug reversed
(Using AC adapter
plug as required)
Leakage
current
tester
Test all
exposed metal
surfaces
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
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 on the parts list
AC Leakage Test
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CMX-5000, CU-V160
IMPORTANT
THIS PIONEER APPARATUS CONTAINS
LASER OF CLASS 1.
SERVICING OPERATION OF THE APPARATUS
SHOULD BE DONE BY A SPECIALLY
INSTRUCTED PERSON.
1. Laser Interlock Mechanism
The position of the switch (S1) for detecting loading
completion is detected by the system microprocessor, and
the design prevents laser diode oscillation when the s witch
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 2 of AN8847SB
(IC201) on the CDPB Assy is connected to GND, or pin 19
of IC201 (LDON) is connected to low level (ON), or else the
terminals of Q201 are shorted to each other (fault condition).
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 69.
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CMX-5000, CU-V160
2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
NOTES:• Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
2.1 PACKING
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.
•
1
9
2
3
21
20
8
4
7
(TL Type Only)
19
16
22
17
11
12
15
10 (KUC Type Only)
13
5
6
4
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(1) PACKING PARTS LIST
Mark No. Description Part No.
1 Pad ADHA1448
2 Pad BDHA1449
3 Pad CDHA1450
4 Pad DDHA1451
5 Pad EDHA1474
14.8260514.8764.8
24.8270520770
30 to 4.8283.3530782.2
40 to 4.8290544.8792.2
54.8300 to 3.3550 to 4.8802.2
64.8310 to 3.3560814.8
70320 to 3.3570820 to 3.3
84.8330 to 3.3580830
94.8344.8590 to 4.8840
100354.8600852.2
110360610 to 4.8860
120 to 4.8373.3624.8870 to 3.3
130 to 4.8380630880 to 4.8
140 to 3.3394.8640890
150 to 4.8404.8650900
160 to 4.8414.8660914.8
170 to 4.8420 to 4.867 1.0 to 3.8920
180 to 4.8430684.8930
190 to 4.8440694.8940
200 to 4.8454.8704.8950
210464.8710964.8
220474.8720970 to 4.8
230484.8730980
240 to 4.8494.8744.8994.8
250504.8754.81000
13.16260513.16760
23.16270523.16770
33.16280533.16780
40 to 3.16294.8540793.16
50 to 3.16300553.16800
60 to 3.16313.16560810
70 to 3.16321.2570820
83.16330580830
9034 0.8 to 2.0593.16840
101.0 to 2.5 353.16600850
110360613.16860
120373.16623.16873.16
130380633.16880
140390 to 3.16640893.16
153.16403.16650900
163.16413.16663.16910 to 3.16
173.16423.16670923.16
183.16430683.16930
190 to 3.16443.16693.16940
200 to 3.16450 to 3.16703.16953.16
213.16463.16713.16960
220473.16720970
234.8483.16733.16981.5
244.8490743.16993.16
250503.167501003.16
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
IC302
Pin
Voltage (V)
No.
13.16
20
33.16
43.16
53.16
63.16
73.16
80
90 to 3.16
100 to 3.16
110 to 3.16
120 to 3.16
130 to 3.16
143.16
150
160 to 3.16
170 to 3.16
180 to 3.16
190 to 3.16
200 to 3.16
210 to 3.16
220 to 3.16
230 to 3.16
240 to 3.16
250 to 3.16
260 to 3.16
270 to 3.16
280
10260511.61760
20 to 3.16273.16521.61770 to 3.16
33.16283.16531.61783.16
40 to 3.16290543.16790 to 3.16
50 to 3.16300 to 3.16550803.16
63.16310561.61810 to 3.16
71.0 to 2.5320571.61820 to 3.16
80 to 3.16330581.61833.16
90340591.61843.16
100350 to 1.5601.61850 to 3.16
110 to 4.8360 to 3.16611.61860 to 3.16
120 to 4.8370 to 3.16623.16870 to 4.8
130 to 3.16380 to 3.16631882.35
140390 to 3.16641890 to 3.16
150 to 4.8400651900
160 to 4.8410661910
170 to 4.8420671920
180 to 3.16432.35681933.16
190442.35691940
200 to 3.16450700950 to 3.16
211460710960
220 to 3.16470721.61970
230 to 3.16480733.16980
243.16491.61741.61990 to 3.16
250501.61750100 0 to 3.16
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
C
2/5
IC501
Pin
Voltage (V)
No.
10164.8
22.2 to 2.6171.61
32.2 to 2.6181.61
40190
52.2 to 2.6200.613
62.2 to 2.6218.25
70.613228.25
82.2 to 2.6230
92.2 to 2.6240
103.16250
114.826 4.0 to 8.25
120 to 4.827 4.0 to 8.25
133.8328 4.0 to 8.25
140290
150300
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
C
4/5
IC303
Pin
Voltage (V)
No.
10 to 3.0
20 to 4.8
30 to 3.0
40 to 4.8
50 to 3.0
60 to 4.8
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
144.8
C
4/5
Pin
Voltage (V)
No.
10 to 4.8
20 to 4.8
30 to 4.8
40 to 4.8
50 to 4.8
60 to 4.8
70
84.8
94.8
100
112.38
120
132.38
140
154.8
160.8 to 4.8
170
182.38
190
204.8
213.5
224.8
230
244.8
254.8
260 to 4.8
270 to 4.8
284.8
C
4/5
IC402IC351
Pin
Voltage (V)
No.
10230
20240
30250
40260
53.16270
60 to 3.0280 to 3.0
70 to 4.8290
80 to 4.8300
11.45260514.8760
21.45274.8524.8770
34.8280530784.8
40 to 4.8290540790
50 to 4.8300550800
60 to 4.8310560814.8
70320570824.8
80 to 4.8330580830
90 to 4.8340590840
100 to 4.8350600851
110360610860
124.8374.862 0.5 to 4.0870
134.8384.8630 to 4.8881
144.8390640892.38
154.8400650 to 4.8900
160 to 4.8414.8660 to 4.8914.8
170424.8670920
180434.8684.8930
194.8444.8690942.38
204.8450700950
210464.8714.8961.45
220474.8720970
234.8484.8734.8984.8
244.8494.8744.8991.45
250504.87501001.45
FLK1 ASSY
I
IC2001
Pin
Voltage (V)
No.
1-35 to 4.821041061 -35 to 4.8
2-35 to 4.822042062 -35 to 4.8
3-35 to 4.823043063 -35 to 4.8
4-35 to 4.824044064 -35 to 4.8
5-35 to 4.8250 to 4.845065-35 to 4.8
6-35 to 4.8260 to 4.8460660
7-35 to 4.8272.8474.867-35 to 4.8
84.828048068 -35 to 4.8
90294.8497.669 -35 to 4.8
100304.8500700
11031051071-35.0
124.8324.8524.872 -35 to 4.8
13033053-35 to 4.8 730
140 to 4.8340 to 4.854 -35 to 4.874 -35 to 4.8
150 to 4.8350 to 4.855 -35 to 4.875 -35 to 4.8
160 to 4.8364.856 -35 to 4.876 -35 to 4.8
174.837057 -35 to 4.877 -35 to 4.8
180384.858 -35 to 4.878 -35 to 4.8
19039059-35 to 4.8 79-35 to 4.8
20040060-35 to 4.8 80-35 to 4.8
Pin
No.
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
Voltage (V)
Pin
No.
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
Voltage (V)
Pin
No.
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
Voltage (V)
C
4/5
Pin
No.
14.8210
20220 to 4.8
30230 to 4.8
40240 to 4.8
50250 to 4.8
64.8260 to 4.8
70270 to 4.8
80280 to 4.8
90290 to 4.8
100300
110310
120320
130 to 4.8330
140 to 4.8340
150350
160 to 4.8360
170 to 4.8370
180 to 4.8380
190 to 4.8390
204.8400
FLK2 ASSY
K
IC2101
Pin
No.
1-35 to 4.821041061 -35 to 5.0
2-35 to 4.8220424.862 -35 to 5.0
3-35 to 4.823043063 -35 to 5.0
4-35 to 4.824044064 -35 to 5.0
5-35 to 4.8250454.865 -35 to 5.0
6-35 to 4.8264.8464.866-35 to 5.0
7-35 to 4.827047067 -35 to 5.0
84.828048068 -35 to 5.0
90294.849069 -35 to 5.0
100304.850070-35 to 5.0
110310518.471-35
120324.8524.872 -35 to 5.0
13033053-35 to 5.0 73-35 to 5.0
140 to 4.8340 to 4.854 -35 to 5.074 -35 to 5.0
150 to 4.8350 to 4.855 -35 to 5.075 -35 to 5.0
160 to 4.8364.856 -35 to 5.076 -35 to 5.0
174.837057 -35 to 5.077 -35 to 5.0
180384.858 -35 to 5.078 -35 to 5.0
19039059-35 to 5.0 79-35 to 5.0
200404.860 -35 to 5.080 -35 to 5.0
Voltage (V)
Voltage (V)
Pin
No.
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
Voltage (V)
TRMB ASSY
D
1/3
IC1003
Pin
Voltage (V)
No.
1-8.4150 to 4.8
2-2.0 to 2.0 160 to 4.8
3-2.0 to 2.0 170
4-2.0 to 2.0 180
5-2.0 to 2.0 190
60200
7-2.0 to 2.0 210
8-2.0 to 2.0 220
90230
10 -2.0 to 2.0 240
11 -2.0 to 2.0 250
12 -2.0 to 2.0 260
130270
140288.4
D
1/3
IC1007
Pin
Voltage (V)
No.
1-8.4150 to 4.8
2-1.0 to 1.0 160 to 4.8
30170
4-1.0 to 1.0 180
5-1.0 to 1.0 190
60200
7-1.0 to 1.0 210
8-1.0 to 1.0 220
90230
10 -1.0 to 1.0 24 -1.0 to 1.0
11 -1.0 to 1.0 25 -1.0 to 1.0
12 -1.0 to 1.0 26 -1.0 to 1.0
130 to 4.827 -1.0 to 1.0
140288.4
Pin
Voltage (V)
No.
Pin
No.
Pin
No.
Pin
No.
Voltage (V)
Voltage (V)
Voltage (V)
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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.
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.
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 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J=5%,
and K=10%).
Objective : To optimize the VCO free-running frequency
Note: Adjustment of VC401 may not be made if the
SLOT-IN MECHANISM ASSY is installed.
Before adjustment, remove the SLOT-IN
MECHANISM ASSY..
• Power ON
• None disc
Player
START
CDPB ASSY
IC401 - pin 1
GND
2
RF Level Adjustment
• Test mode
Enter the RF ADJ mode by
pressing "C-MODE" button on the
remote control unit for servicing.
• Move the pickup to the RF ADJ
position(disc outer circumference)
by pressing the "PLAY" button on
the remote control unit for servicing.
TEST DISC
PLAY
TRMB ASSY
CDPB ASSY
VC401
Probe (10:1)
PICKUP
ASSY
LD POWER
VR
JA1009 (PLA)
JA1010 (PLB)
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.
DC voltage
2.5±0.2V
CH1 CH2
(X)(Y)
Oscilloscope
V: 50mV/div.
H: 10msec/div.
DC mode
Objective : To adjust the amplitude of playback RF signal
When not properly adjusted :
Player does not playback, track search is impossible.
0.5Vp-p
START
CDPB ASSY
RF
GNDA
SIDE B
Player
Remote control
unit for servicing
or
(RU-V101)
Probe (10:1)
CH1 CH2
(X)(Y)
Oscilloscope
V: 50mV/div.
H: 10msec/div.
AC mode
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7. GENERAL INFORMATION
7.1 DIAGNOSIS
7.1.1 TEST MODE
7.1.1.1 Outline of the Test Mode
Three kinds of test modes (Mode 1-3) are prepared.
(1) Confirm the button and display function of the
Controller with the test mode
Mode 1 When connect the Controller to the Player, and confirm it.
Mode 2 When confirm it with Controller being simple (use DC
power supply). However, FL cannot confirm.
(2) Confirm the button display function and
movement of the Player, with the test mode
+7V ± 1V
CNNB ASSY
Front
Mode 3 When connect the remote control unit (RU-V101) for
service only with the player, and confirm it.
7.1.1.2 How to enter the test mode of the
controller, and the function that can
confirm with the test mode
(1) How to enter the test mode
Mode 1
Enter the test mode when power is turned on while pressing the
PLAYER SELECT A and B buttons of monitor section of the player.
Indication of the controller becomes an as follows. (Refer to Fig. 2.)
"TEST" is indicated by time display part of the FL. TRACK (Fig. 2
- 1), TEMPO (Fig. 2- 3), M S F (Fig. 2- 678), calendar
indication "1" (Fig. 2- 0), REMAIN (Fig. 2- 4), ± 16 (Fig. 2- 2),
BPM (Fig. 2- -) and : (Fig. 2- @) are lighted in the FL indication.
BPM/TRACK number indication (three columns of LED) and the
AUTO MIX PLAY button of the controller light.
Mode 2
When confirm the function only with the Controller
Use a DC (direct current) power supply, and connect GND and
VLOD of land for the test mode of CNNB Assy to ground together
and connect +7V to a power supply (+7V ± 1V).
Fig.2 Land position for the test mode
Following LEDs blink less than about 1 second when inputs DC
power supply while pressing the TEMPO button and AUTO MIX
PLAY button of the PLAYER A simultaneously.
(CUE, PLAY/PAUSE, LOOP IN•LOOP OUT and MT LED)
LEDs of BPM/TRACK No. indication (three columns of LED) and
AUTO MIX PLAY turns on, and become the test mode. However,
FL does not light.
14
6
15
1
REMAIN
4
A.CUE
5
23
±
16
±
10
±
6
M
TEMPOTRACK
14
SF
8
7
9
10
14
1234567
89 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20
LOOP
RELOOP
BPM
14
131112
1
TRACK No. indication
2
Tempo setting (± 6•10•16%)
3
Tempo setting (± 6 to 16%)
4
REMAIN indication
5
AUTO CUE indication
6
MINUTES (time indication)
7
SECONDS (time indication)
8
FRAMES (frame indication)
Fig. 2 FL indication for Mode 1
9
Music performance position
indication
10
Calendar indication
11
BPM indication
12
LOOP indication
13
RELOOP indication
14
Player indication at AUTO
MIX PLAY
15
Colon
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(2) The function that can confirm (controller section)
Perform the following movement with the function button of the
product.
Mode 1
1. EJECT button:
Indicate "EJECT" in the time indication segment section of FL,
and lights/turns off the light whenever pressing the button.
2. TRACK SEARCH button:
TRACK No. in FL indication (Fig. 2-1) and number of the
calendar (Fig. 2-0) do UP/DOWN in sequence.
TRACK: 00, 11, 22, …………, 99, 00, ……
Calendar: 1, 2, 3, ………… 20, = 1, ……
3. SEARCH button:
Indication of music performance position indication (Fig. 2-9)
changes at the same time that the value of MIN • SEC • FRAME
in FL indication (Fig. 2-678 ) changes like next.
00:0000, …… 99:9999, XX:XXXX, …… ZZ:ZZZZ
4. CUE button:
Lights/turns off the light whenever pressing the button.
5. PLAY/PAUSE button:
Lights/turns off the light whenever pressing the button.
6. TIME MODE button:
A. CUE (Fig. 2-5) and REMAIN of FL indication (Fig. 2-4)
indicate it in alternately whenever pressing the button, and turn
on.
7. TEMPO button:
± 16, ± 10 and ± 6 of FL indication (Fig. 2-2 ) turn on
sequentially whenever pressing the button.
• TEMPO
+ direction+1.1 +2.2 ……… +10.0
Center0.0
- direction- 1.1 -2.2 ……… - 10.0
• BPM
+ direction11 22 ……… 100
Center00
- direction11 22 ……… 100
14. CLEAR button of PLAY MODE SELECT:
Following LEDs turn on sequentially whenever pressing the
button.
AUTO MIX PLAY, DISC, TRACK, PROGRAM, A, @, #, B,
BPM, NEXT, BPM SYNC, SHORT TIME, Cut in button, ZIP
button, Echo button, Cross fade button
15. Perform 1 to 9 and A to F indication corresponding to a figure of
1 of BPM/TRACK No. indication (three digits of LED) by
pressing the following buttons.
AUTO MIX PLAY button: [1]
DISC button: [2]
TRACK button: [3]
PROGRAM button: [4]
PLAYER SELECT A button : [5]
PLAYER SELECT B button : [6]
BPM/NEXT button: [7]
BPM SYNC button: [8]
PUSH ENTER button: [9]
INSTANT CHANGE button : [A]
SHORT TIME button: [b]
Cut in button: [C]
ZIP button: [d]
Echo button: [E]
Cross fade button: [F]
8. MASTER TEMPO button:
MT button lights/turns off the light.
9. RELOOP button:
Lights/turns off the “RELOOP” of the FL indication whenever
pressing the button.
10. IN/REALTIME CUE button:
Lights/turns off the IN/REALTIME CUE button and "LOOP"
(Fig. 2-=) of the FL indication whenever pressing the button.
11. OUT/EXIT button:
Lights/turns off the OUT/EXIT button whenever pressing the
button.
12. JOG:
A segment in FL indication (Fig. 2 -!) flashes according to the
direction to turn.
13. Slider:
A value of TEMPO and BPM (Fig. 2-3, -) in FL indication
change by moving the slider to + direction and - direction as
follows.
16. BPM/TRACK knob:
A number of 0-9 is indicated sequentially in the figure of 10 of
BPM/TRACK No. indication of center part (three digits of LED)
as turns it.
17. MIX TIME:
A number of 0-9 is indicated sequentially in the figure of 100 of
BPM/TRACK No. indication (three digits of LED) as turns it.
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Mode 2
1. EJECT button:
While pressing a button, an IN/REAL TIME CUE button of
pressed the player side lights up.
2. TRACK SEARCH BACK button:
While pressing a button, an IN/REAL TIME CUE button of
pressed the player side lights up.
TRACK SEARCH FWD button:
While pressing a button, an OUT/EXIT button of pressed the
player side lights up.
3. SEARCH BACK button:
While pressing a button, an IN/REAL TIME CUE button of
pressed the player side lights up.
SEARCH FWD button:
While pressing a button, an OUT/EXIT button of pressed the
player side lights up.
4. CUE button:
While pressing a button, a CUE button of pressed the player
side lights up.
5. PLAY/PAUSE button:
While pressing a button, a PLAY/PAUSE button of pressed the
player side lights up.
6. TIME MODE button:
While pressing a button, an OUT/EXIT button of pressed the
player side lights up.
13. slider:
An IN/REALTIME CUE button lights up during movement of
the slider. Turn off the light after 0.5 second.
* AUTO MIX PLAY section is the same as that of Mode 1 .
(steps 14 to 17).
(3) The function that can confirm (Player section)
Mode 1
1. LED of EJECT:
Both players of A and B always flashes on and off.
2. EJECT button:
Eject the DISC.
3. PLAYER SELECT button of the monitor section:
Both LEDs of A and B players turn on whenever pressing the
button, and turn off the light.
4. Audio output select switch (A/B • MIX):
LED of monitor A turns on when switch is selected to A•B side.
LED of monitor B turns on when switch is selected to A•B
AUTO MIX side.
5. Digital out ON/OFF switch:
Sound does not out when pressing the PLAY button of Mode 3
with OFF (in fourfold speed playback) state, and sound outputs
by ON (in normal speed playback) state.
7. TEMPO button:
While pressing a button, an OUT/EXIT button of pressed the
player side lights up.
8. MASTER TEMPO button:
While pressing a button, a MASTER TEMPO button of pressed
the player side lights up.
9. RELOOP button:
While pressing a button, an OUT/EXIT button of pressed the
player side lights up.
10. IN/REALTIME CUE button:
While pressing a button, an IN/REAL TIME CUE button of
pressed the player side lights up.
11. OUT/EXIT button:
While pressing a button, an OUT/EXIT button of pressed the
player side lights up.
12. JOG
BACK : An IN/REALTIME CUE button of correspondence
player side lights up.
FWD: An OUT/EXIT button lights up in the same way.
(Turn off the lights when you stop the rotation of the
JOG dial.)
* As for the lighting of A and B button LEDs, mode 3 takes first
priority.
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7.1.1.3 How to enter the test mode of the
player, and the function that can
confirm with the test mode
(1) How to enter the test mode
Mode 3
Enter the test mode when the power is on while pressing the
PLAYER SELECT A and B buttons of monitor section of the player.
Connect the remote control unit (RU-V101) for service to JA1009
(A PLAYER) or JA1010 (B PLAYER) of the TRMB Assy.
REJECT PAUSE
PLAY
STILL/STEP
– MULTI-SPEED +
SCAN
TRMB ASSY
JA1009
oror
PLA
PLB
JA1010
REJECT: stop
PAUSE: Pause
PLAY: Play
STILL/STEP E: 1 track FWD jump
STILL/STEP e: 1 track REV jump
MULTI-SPEED +: Multi FWD jump
MULTI-SPEED –: Multi REV jump
SCAN ¡: Not used
SCAN 1: Not used
CLEAR: Clear
FRAME: Not used
TIME: Time set
CHAPTER: Track set
SEARCH: Search
10 key: Numerical input
DISPLAY(FUNC + 1): Not used
STILL(FUNC + 2): Not used
C-MODE(FUNC + 3): RF Level Adjustment
VIDEO(FUNC + 4): Not used
STOP.M(FUNC + 5): Not used
START(FUNC + 6): Search for first piece of
music and pause
AUDIO(FUNC + 7): Track search
SPEED(FUNC + 8): Tempo
OPEN(FUNC + 9): Disc eject
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AUDIO SPEED OPEN
456
VIDEO STOP.M START
123
DISPLAY STILL C-MODE
0
FRAME TIME CHAPTER
ABC
FUNCCLEAR
Remote control unit
for service
SEARCH
(RU-V101)
CR
Fig. 3 Connection of the remote control unit for service
Function of the remote control unit for service
(RU-V101)
REJECTPAUSE
789
AUDIOSPEEDOPEN
456
VIDEOSTOP.MSTART
123
DISPLAYSTILLC-MODE
0
FRAMETIMECHAPTER
ABC
PLAY
STILL/STEP
– MULTI-SPEED +
SCAN
FUNCCLEAR
SEARCH
CR
(2) The function that can confirm (Player section)
Note: • ON side of DIGITAL OUT select switch on the Rear Panel
is normal speed, and OFF side is fourfold speed.
• Show explanation about operation content of the remote
control unit (RU-V101) for service and a state of the player.
1. Insert a DISC, and enter the play mode when pressing the PLAY
button of the remote control unit in the state that there is a loading
mechanism at the clamp position. (Both normal and fourfold
speeds can confirm a sound.)
2. Search TRk No. when pressing the Trk (number) = FUNC =
AUDIO button sequentially, and output a sound. (Both normal
and fourfold speeds can confirm a sound.)
¶ Only operation of steps 3 and 4 can perform when this
operation was done.
¶ When the operation after step 5 is done, eject a disc and insert
it again.
3. When pressing the FUNC = OPEN button sequentially, eject
the DISC.
4. When pressing the ∗ ∗ ∗ (number three columns of input) =
SPEED button sequentially, tempo will be able to change. (only
fourfold speed)
100-place is 0 : - (minus) or
1 : Specify + ( plus)
Set the tempo by rest of two columns. (until ±16%)
5. Play by pressing the PLAY button. (Confirmation by playback
sound is possibly only in normal speed. Fourfold speed is no
sound.)
6. Stop by pressing the REJECT button. (Stops the disk rotation,
and servo is off.)
7. During plays, pause by pressing the FUNC = PAUSE button
sequentially.
8. During plays, search the first piece and pause by pressing the
FUNC = START button sequentially.
9. During plays, perform 1Tr JUMP FWD by pressing the right side
of the STILL/STEP button.
10. During plays, perform 1Tr JUMP REW by pressing the left side
of the STILL/STEP button.
11. During plays, perform the MULTI REV JUMP only the number
that was specified by pressing the number = - (minus) side of
MULTI•SPEED.
12. During plays, perform the MULTI FWD JUMP only the number
that was specified by pressing the number = + (plus) side of
SPEED/SPEED. (until 999 track jump)
¶ When there is not number appointment, perform the 10 Tr
FWD/REV JUMP.
13. Search for time appointment by pressing the TIME button =
time appointment = SEARCH sequentially ,then pause.
¶ How to set the time appointment: ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ (four columns)
[Example]
When search for 50 minutes:
TIME button = 5000 (for 00 minutes 00 seconds) = SEARCH
¶ When pressing the SEARCH button without time
appointment:
Search for two minutes ago of the disc end time and after two
seconds of the disc start time whenever pressing the key.
[Example]
Time of DISC is 70 minutes. Search for 68 minutes before two
minutes of disc end time whenever pressing the SEARCH button,
and pause. j Search for after two seconds of the playback
start time of DISC, and pause.
14. Search for appointted Tr No. by pressing the CHAPTER button
= Tr No. appointment (number) = SEARCH sequentially ,then
pause.
¶ When pressing the SEARCH button without time
appointment:
Search for two minutes ago of the disc end time and after two
seconds of the disc start time whenever pressing the key.
[Example]
Time of DISC is 70 minutes. Search for 68 minutes before two
minutes of disc end time whenever pressing the SEARCH button,
and pause. j Search for after two seconds of the playback
start time of DISC, and pause.
15. Enter the RF level adjustment mode by pressing the FUNC =
C-MODE button sequentially. (Refer to 6. ADJUSTMENT.)
16. Cannot operate the following buttons of the remote control unit.
VIDEO, STOP M., DISPLAY, STILL, FRAME and SCAN
7.1.1.4 Error Indication
When trouble occurred in movement of the player in normal use,
indicate the error number in FL.
Error Number Error Name Contents Cause Example
E-72 01TOC READ ERROREven if TOC data of a disc passed forDisc is dirty.
20 seconds, was not readable.
E-83 01PLAYER ERRORDisc does not PLAY normally.Disc is dirty.
FOCUS NGThere is crack on the disc.
E-83 02PLAYER ERRORDISC does not PLAY normally.Disc is dirty.
TRACKING NGThere is crack on the disc.
E-83 03PLAYER ERRORDISC does not PLAY normally.Disc is dirty.
QDATA NGThere is crack on the disc.
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7.1.2 POWER ON SEQUENCE
POWER ON
Focus and Tracking
Offset Adjustments
SPDL acceleration 500 rpm
LD lights
CMX-5000, CU-V160
Focus Up and Down
Disc existence check by detecting
the FE S curve signal.
Disc exist
Focus In
×1×4
Tracking Balance Adjustment
Focus Balance Adjustment
Focus and Tracking
Gain Adjustment
Turn off the tracking servo, and
measure the amount of eccentric.
(SPDL two turns)
TOC read If TOC read is made,
a calendar is displayed.
Search for Track No. 1
No disc
SPDL Accelerate until 2000 rpm
Unloading
PLAY (sound out) Start
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7.1.3 DISASSEMBLY
(1) CMX-5000
Bonnet
Bonnet
×2
1
×3
1
12
TRMB Assy - PLAYER Section
A PLAYER
×2
1
CDPB Assy
CDPB Assy
Diagnosis
B PLAYER
Front Panel Section
Remove the Bonnet
1
Rear View
×4
5
Nylon Rivet
2
×4
2
×2
1
5
TRMB Assy
4
5
×4
5
36
33
33
36
4
6
Unhook
×2
5
7
HPJB Assy
×4
SELB Assy
33
33
4
×2
6
Unhook
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SLOT-IN MECHANISM AssySERVO MECHANISM Assy
A procedure of B PLAYER is same as A PLAYER.
Cover A
×2
1
Mechanism Holder
×3
3
Earth Spring
Loading Base Block
×2
1
12
2
3
14
4
Servo Mechanism Assy
SLM1 Assy
6
(A PLAYER)
5
49
SLM2 Assy
(B PLAYER)
SLOT-IN
MECHANISM Assy
1
1
×2
3
1
1
10
×2
Float Base Assy
×2
8
Damper
CDPB Assy
10
7
Unhook the Float Spring
Note :
CDPB Assy can diagnose from the backside.
Damper Stay
Damper
×2
8
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(2) REMOTE CONTROLLER (CU-V160)
Cover
×3
1
12
×3
1
FLK1, FLK2 Assy
×12
1
∗
1
12
×9
3
Cover
CNNB Assy
Cover
CTJB Assy
PCB Spacer (10)
12
Front Side
14
FLK1 Assy
FLK2 Assy
Note ∗1 :
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.)
∗
1
CNNB Assy
74
1
Cutting Pliers
13
2
Remove the Connectors
Cut Point
This illustration is FLK1 Assy.
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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.
8 Power switch (POWER) and indicator
9 Monitor select button (PLAYER SELECT)
EJECT
IN/REALTIME CUE
AUTO MIX PLAY
PLAY MODE SELECT
TRACKDISC PROGRAM
CLEAR
PLAYER SELECT
AB
BPM/TRACK
BPM/TRACK
PUSH ENTER
BPM SYNC
SHORT TIME CHANGE MIX TIME
SHORT TIME
MIN MAX
MIX MODE SELECT
0
TRACK SEARCH
4¢
SEARCH
1¡
CUE
PLAY/PAUSE
6
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REMAIN
A.CUE
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0
BPM
CMX-5000
DJ TWIN CD PLAYER
B
PLAYER
24
EJECT
IN/REALTIME CUE
0
TRACK SEARCH
5
6
7
8
4¢
SEARCH
1¡
CUE
PLAY/PAUSE
6
1 Eject button (EJECT 0)
2 Loop control button (LOOP)
3 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.
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OUT EXITRELOOP
LOOP
OUT ADJUST
TRACK
TEMPO
16
10
6
MSF
REMAIN
A.CUE
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TIME MODETEMPO
±6/±10/±16
AUTO CUE
MT
MASTER
TEMPO
0
=
~
!
@
#
$
%
AUTO MIX PLAY
PLAY MODE SELECT
TRACKDISCPROGRAM
PLAYER SELECT
AB
BPM/TRACK
BPM
NEXT
BPM SYNC
INSTANT
SHORT TIME CHANGE MIX TIME
CHANGE
SHORT TIME
MIX MODE SELECT
CLEAR
BPM/TRACK
PUSH ENTER
MIN MAX
^
&
*
(
)
÷ When unit is first powered on, time displayed consists of
remaining time.
AUTO CUE:
÷ When unit is first powered on, auto cueing is set to on.
4 Tempo controls (TEMPO)
Tempo control range button (±6, ±10, ±16):
Pressing this button causes the variable range of the tempo
adjustment knob to change each time the button is pressed.
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÷ Variable range is set to ±10% when power to the unit is first
turned on.
Master tempo button (MASTER TEMPO) 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 dial 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.
Cueing point settings
Cueing point sampler
Back cueing
Cueing point adjust
8 Play/Pause button (PLAY 3/PAUSE 8) and indicator
9 Display
0 Jog dial (+ FWD/– REV)
- Auto mix play button (AUTO MIX PLAY) and indicator
Pressing this button causes auto mixing to be turned on or off
each time it is pressed.
= Play mode select button (PLAY MODE SELECT)
This button is used to select the auto mixing play mode and to
specify program settings.
~ Player select button (PLAYER SELECT) and indicator
This button is used to select discs when using auto mixing.
! BPM indicator
@ NEXT indicator
# BPM/NEXT button
$ Instant change button (INSTANT CHANGE) and indi-
cator
% Short time change button (SHORT TIME) and indicator
Pressing this button causes short time changing to be turned on
or off each time it is pressed.
^ BPM/TRACK display (BPM/TRACK)
This display is used to display the track number and BPM when
using auto mixing or preprogrammed program settings.
& BPM/TRACK dial (BPM/TRACK, PUSH ENTER)
This dial is used to switch between different BPM values when
using BPM synchro playback and to select and confirm track
numbers when playing in program mode.
* Press down on the dial after making a selection to confirm your
choice. (Note that this does not include the switching of BPM
settings.)
* BPM synchro button (BPM SYNC)
When BPM SYNC is turned on (i.e., when the BPM SYNC button
is lit), the tempo will be automatically changed so that the number
of beats per minute matches between tracks mixing into each
other. Pressing this button causes the BPM synchro count feature
to be turned on or off each time it is pressed.
( Mix time control dial (MIX TIME)
This dial is used to specify the mixing time when using the mix
button to perform cross fade mixing.
) Mix mode selection button (MIX MODE SELECT) and
indicator
This button is used to select cut-in, zip, echo or cross fade mixing
as the type of mixing to be used when segueing between tracks.
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3
TRACK
REMAIN
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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)
Displays the variable range mode specified using the tempo
control slide.
Tempo change rate display
Displays the rate of change of the tempo as specified using the
tempo control slide.
3 Auto mixing playback player display
The display on the side of the player currently in operation will
flash.
4 Auto cueing indicator (A. CUE)
Lights up when auto cueing is turned on.
5 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
6 Track number calendar display
The number corresponding to the track currently being played is
lit. The right-facing arrow is lit for tracks with a track number of 21
or higher.
Programmed track numbers are lit, and the light for each number
for tracks which have already been played are turned off once the
tracks are played.
7 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). Note that the amount of time remaining is
displayed by default when the power is first turned on.
8 BPM display
Used to display the number of BPM for the current track. Note that
depending on the track there may be times when the BPM
counter is unable to count the number of BPM.
9 Looping indicator (LOOP)
Lights up when playing back in loop mode.
0 Relooping indicator (RELOOP)
Lights up when recording a loop.
TEMPO
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8.2 SPECIFICATIONS
1. General
System ........................... Compact disc digital audio system