For details, refer to "Important Check Points for Good Servicing".
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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
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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.
- Service Precaution
1. You should conform to the regulations governing the product (safety, radio and noise, and other
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regulations), and should keep the safety during servicing by following the safety instructions
described in this manual.
2. Before disassembling the unit, be sure to turn off the power. Unplugging and plugging the connectors
during power-on mode may damage the ICs inside the unit.
3. To protect the pickup unit from electrostatic discharge during servicing, take an appropriate treatment
(shorting-solder) by referring to "the DISASSEMBLY".
4. After replacing the pickup unit, be sure to check the grating.
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[Important Check Points for Good Servicing]
In this manual, procedures that must be performed during repairs are marked with the below symbol.
Please be sure to confirm and follow these procedures.
1. Product safety
Please conform to product regulations (such as safety and radiation regulations), and maintain a safe servicing environment by
following the safety instructions described in this manual.
1 Use specified parts for repair.
Use genuine parts. Be sure to use important parts for safety.
2 Do not perform modifications without proper instructions.
Please follow the specified safety methods when modification(addition/change of parts) is required due to interferences such as
radio/TV interference and foreign noise.
3 Make sure the soldering of repaired locations is properly performed.
When you solder while repairing, please be sure that there are no cold solder and other debris.
Soldering should be finished with the proper quantity. (Refer to the example)
4 Make sure the screws are tightly fastened.
Please be sure that all screws are fastened, and that there are no loose screws.
5 Make sure each connectors are correctly inserted.
Please be sure that all connectors are inserted, and that there are no imperfect insertion.
6 Make sure the wiring cables are set to their original state.
Please replace the wiring and cables to the original state after repairs.
In addition, be sure that there are no pinched wires, etc.
7 Make sure screws and soldering scraps do not remain inside the product.
Please check that neither solder debris nor screws remain inside the product.
8 There should be no semi-broken wires, scratches, melting, etc. on the coating of the power cord.
Damaged power cords may lead to fire accidents, so please be sure that there are no damages.
If you find a damaged power cord, please exchange it with a suitable one.
9 There should be no spark traces or similar marks on the power plug.
When spark traces or similar marks are found on the power supply plug, please check the connection and advise on secure
connections and suitable usage. Please exchange the power cord if necessary.
0 Safe environment should be secured during servicing.
When you perform repairs, please pay attention to static electricity, furniture, household articles, etc. in order to prevent injuries.
Please pay attention to your surroundings and repair safely.
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2. Adjustments
To keep the original performance of the products, optimum adjustments and confirmation of characteristics within specification.
Adjustments should be performed in accordance with the procedures/instructions described in this manual.
3. Lubricants, Glues, and Replacement parts
Use grease and adhesives that are equal to the specified substance.
Make sure the proper amount is applied.
4. Cleaning
For parts that require cleaning, such as optical pickups, tape deck heads, lenses and mirrors used in projection monitors, proper
cleaning should be performed to restore their performances.
5. Shipping mode and Shipping screws
To protect products from damages or failures during transit, the shipping mode should be set or the shipping screws should be
installed before shipment. Please be sure to follow this method especially if it is specified in this manual.
4.3 CD CORE UNIT(S10) ..............................................................................................................................34
5. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................ 36
6.1 CD ADJUSTMENT................................................................................................................................... 39
6.2 CHECKING THE GRATING AFTER CHANGING THE PICKUP UNIT.................................................... 41
7.2.1 IC ..........................................................................................................................................................49
OTES : • Parts marked by " * " are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
• The > mark found on some component parts indicatesthe importance of the safety factor of the part.
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Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
• Screw adjacent to mark on the product are used for disassembly.
• For the applying amount of lobricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual.
(In the case of no amount instructions,apply as you think it appropriate.)
Note: When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to " EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST" or
"ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST".
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A-a
C
A-aA-b
A-a
A-b
Large size
SCH diagram
Guide page
CN701
A-b
Detailed page
CD:+0.4dBs
A-a
B
FM:-20.4dBs
AM:-31.3dBs
C
D
ANTENNA
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NOTE :
Symbol indicates a resistor.
No differentiation is made between chip resistors and
discrete resistors.
Symbol indicates a capacitor.
No differentiation is made between chip capacitors and
discrete capacitors.
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.
Decimal points for resistor
and capacitor fixed values
are expressed as :
←
2.2 2R2
←
0.022 R022
B
CN1801
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A-b
TUNER AMP UNIT
A
dBs
FM: +2.8dBs
AM: -8.1dBs
CD:+10.6dBs
>
REAR L
REAR R
FM:+2.0dBs
AM: -8.9dBs
CD:+9.8dBs
B
C
>
CEK1208
10A
BACKUP
GND
ACC
B.REM
RL–
FM:+29.3dBs
AM:+18.4dBs
CD:+36.6dBs
FL–
RL+
FL+
RR–
FR–
RR+
FR+
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CD:+0.4dBs
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C
C
A-b
A-a
A-a
D
E
F
A-a
18
FM:-20.4dBs
AM:-31.3dBs
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6
A-b
B
B
CN1801
←
←
Decimal points for resistor
and capacitor fixed values
are expressed as :
2.2 2R2
0.022 R022
A-b
A-a
A-a
C
D
E
Symbol indicates a resistor.
No differentiation is made between chip resistors and
discrete resistors.
Symbol indicates a capacitor.
No differentiation is made between chip capacitors and
discrete capacitors.
NOTE :
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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.
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GND
ACC
B.REM
>
BACKUP
10A
CEK1208
A
FM:+2.0dBs
CD:+9.8dBs
AM: -8.9dBs
REAR L
REAR R
B
>
TUNER AMP UNIT
A
C
A-b
A-a
FM: +2.8dBs
CD:+10.6dBs
D
E
AM: -8.1dBs
F
A-b
20
1
Bs
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BACKUP
10A
CEK1208
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FR–
FL–
RL+
B.REM
RL–
GND
ACC
FR+
FL+
RR+
RR–
A
FM:+29.3dBs
CD:+36.6dBs
AM:+18.4dBs
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A-b
A-a
C
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KEYBOARD UNIT
B
B
A
CN831
CEL1651 (GREEN)
CEL1651 (GREEN)
CL-490S-WF-SD
D1803-D1809 : SML-310PT
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3.4 CD MECHANISM MODULE
A
PICKUP UNIT(P10)(SERVICE)
#
B
F
T
T
FF
T
T
F
F
F
T
T
F
T
T
F
F
F
T
T
!
C
0
1
9
D
MOTOR DRIVER
8
T
7
F
C
M1
CXC4440
SPINDLE MOTOR
E
M2
CXB8933
LOADING/CARRIAGE
MOTOR
S
S
C
C
3.3V
REGULATOR
F
F
T
T
@
S
5
6
3
C
C
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SWITCHES:
CD CORE UNIT(S10)
S901:HOME SWITCH..........ON-OFF
S903:DSCSNS SWITCH......ON-OFF
S904:12EJ SWITCH.............ON-OFF
S905:8EJ SWITCH...............ON-OFF
The underlined indicates the switch position.
B
@
9
RF AMP / SERVO / DSP
DAC / LPF
4
SIGNAL LINE
F
FOCUS SERVO LINE
T
TRACKING SERVO LINE
C
CARRIAGE SERVO LINE
S
SPINDLE SERVO LINE
CD CORE UNIT(S10)
C
2
A
CN651
7.5V
7.5V
C
D
5
6
E
3
$
%
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- WaveformsNote : 1. The encircled numbers denote measuring points in the circuit diagram.
2. Reference voltage REFO1(1.65V)
1 DSCSNS
A
2 CLCONT
3 LOEJ
4 VD
When loading a 12cm CD
5V/div
5V/div
5V/div
10V/div
500ms/div
1 DSCSNS
2 CLCONT
3 LOEJ
4 VD
When loading an 8cm CD
5V/div
5V/div
5V/div
10V/div
500ms/div
5 SIN
6 CIN
7 TIN
When setting up after loading a 12cm CD-DA
disc
1V/div
500mV/div
500mV/div
2s/div
Ref.:
GND
Mode:
Normal
B
8 FIN
9 RFOK
5 SIN
200mV/div
2V/div
2V/div
500ms/div
Ref.:
GND
Mode:
Normal
0 TE
! FE
500mV/div
500mV/div
200ms/div
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
! FE
8 FIN
0 TE
7 TIN
When setting up "Source On"(12cm CD-DA)During "Play"(CD-DA)
Ref.:
REFO
C
Mode:
Normal
@ MDX
5 SIN
500mV/div
1V/div
5ms/div
When setting up "Source On"
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
@ MDX
5 SIN
500mV/div
1V/div
5µs/div
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
# RFAGC500mV/div 0.5µs/div
500mV/div
500mV/div
500mV/div
500mV/div
20ms/div
Spindle waveform during "Play"
D
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
8 FIN
! FE
E
Focus Search
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
TEST
F
500mV/div
500mV/div
200ms/div
Spindle waveform during "Play"(Magnified)RF eye pattern
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
0 TE
# RFAGC
500mV/div
500mV/div
2ms/div
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
# RFAGC
0 TE
7 TIN
When "Tracking Open"1 Track Jump
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
TEST
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
TEST
1V/div
500mV/div
500mV/div
500µs/div
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# RFAGC
0 TE
7 TIN
32 Track Jump
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
TEST
# RFAGC
0 TE
6 CIN
5 SIN
When reproducing scratch(1mm)
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
1V/div
500mV/div
500mV/div
1V/div
1V/div
500mV/div
2V/div
500ms/div
500µs/div
# RFAGC
0 TE
7 TIN
1V/div
500mV/div
500mV/div
5ms/div
# RFAGC
7 TIN
0 TE
8 FIN
100(32x3) Track JumpWhen reproducing black dots(1mm)
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
TEST
# RFAGC
0 TE
6 CIN
5 SIN
When reproducing fingerprint(65µm)
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
1V/div
1V/div
500mV/div
2V/div
5ms/div
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
# RFAGC
0 TE
6 CIN
5 SIN
During inside/outside search
(outer circumference → inner circumference)
Ref.:
REFO
Mode:
Normal
1V/div
1V/div
1V/div
1V/div
1V/div
1V/div
500mV/div
2V/div
500µs/div
500µs/div
A
B
C
$ LOUT
% ROUT
Analog Audio
Ref.:
AGND
Mode:
Normal
1V/div
1V/div
200µs/div
1 DSCSNS
2 CLCONT
3 LOEJ
When "Eject"(12cm CD)When "Eject"(8cm CD)
Ref.:
GND
Mode:
Normal
5V/div
5V/div
5V/div
200ms/div
1 DSCSNS
2 CLCONT
3 LOEJ
Ref.:
GND
Mode:
Normal
5V/div
5V/div
5V/div
200ms/div
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4. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM
4.1 TUNER AMP UNIT
A
B
C
NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS
1.The parts mounted on this PCB
include all necessary parts for
several destination.
For further information for
respective destinations, be sure
to check with the schematic dia gram.
2.Viewpoint of PCB diagrams
Connector
P.C.Board
Capacitor
Chip Part
SIDE A
SIDE B
TUNER AMP UNIT
A
Cord Assy
D
E
F
C
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B
CN1801
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SIDE A
A
B
C
B
CN1801
FRONT
FM/AM TUNER UNIT
D
E
F
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B
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C
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KEYBOARD UNIT
B
A
AUDIO
RIGHT
EJECT
B
C
LEFT
LOUD
LOCBAND
SIDE A
456
D
VOL+
BTB
VOL-
E
3
SRC12
CLK
F
B
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B
SIDE B
A
B
C
A
CN831
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CD CORE UNIT(S10)
C
A
M2
B
C
LOADING
/CARRIAGE
MOTOR
M1
SPINDLE
MOTOR
SIDE A
A
CN651
D
PICKUP UNIT(P10)(SERVICE)
E
HOME
REFO1
F
E
F
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C
DSCSNS
8EJ
SIDE B
A
12EJ
B
C
321
D
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5. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST
NOTE:
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• Parts whose parts numbers are omitted are subject to being not supplied.
• The part numbers shown below indicate chip components.
Chip Resistor
RS1/_S___J,RS1/__S___J
Chip Capacitor (except for CQS.....)
CKS....., CCS....., CSZS.....
•The > mark found on some component parts indicatesthe importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
B
Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
A
Unit Number:CWM9601(DEH-1750)
Unit Number:CWM9605(DEH-1770)
Unit Name:Tuner Amp Unit
MISCELLANEOUS
IC 151(B,134,85) ICPML010A
IC 302(A,95,135) ICTDA7386
C
IC 551(B,62,118) ICTPD1018F
IC 601(B,88,62) ICPE5449A
IC 652(B,113,45) ICTC7SET08FU
IC 901(B,144,29) ICBA33BC0FP
IC 961(A,59,81) ICS-80834CNY
Q 352(B,162,129) TransistorUMH3N
Q 452(B,140,128) TransistorUMD2N
Q 801(B,84,26) Transistor2SA1036K
D 552(A,60,126) DiodeMPG06G-6415G3
D 831(A,110,21) Diode1SS270
D 832(A,113,21) Diode1SS270
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D 833(A,118,21) Diode1SS270
D 834(A,110,13) Diode1SS270
D 835(A,113,13) Diode1SS270
D 836(A,118,13) Diode1SS270
D 837(A,115,21) Diode1SS270
D 838(A,115,13) Diode1SS270
D 901(A,36,132) DiodeMPG06G-6415G3
D 902(A,36,129) DiodeMPG06G-6415G3
D 911(A,20,107) DiodeMPG06G-6415G3
D 912(A,15,129) DiodeHZS6L(B2)
D 921(A,25,88) DiodeHZS9L(B3)
F
D 931(A,70,116) DiodeHZS7L(C3)
D 932(A,53,113) DiodeHZS7L(A1)
D 991(A,21,66) DiodeHZS7L(C3)
Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
L 151(A,146,70) InductorLAU2R2K
L 401(A,158,58) InductorLAU2R2K
L 402(A,147,95) InductorLAU2R2K
L 404(B,161,101) InductorLCTAW4R7J2520
L 601(A,94,85) Ferri-InductorLAU100K
L 602(A,105,67) InductorLAU2R2K
L 801(A,94,25) InductorLAU2R2K
L 901(A,37,108) Choke Coil 600µH CTH1280
X 601
FU352(B,144,135) Fuse 3ACEK1286
AR401(A,162,110) Surge Protector DSP-201M-S00B
>
(A,104,72) Radiator 12.58291MHz
Fuse 10ACEK1208
FM/AM T uner UnitCWE1912
CSS1402
RESISTORS
R 157(B,128,98) RAB4C102J
R 301(B,94,104) RS1/16S153J
R 353(B,146,128) RS1/16S821J
R 354(B,165,128) RS1/16S821J
R 357(B,146,133) RS1/16S223J
R 358(B,166,135) RS1/16S223J
R 405(B,157,63) RS1/16S681J
R 407(B,161,88) RAB4C681J
R 414(B,161,91) RS1/16S681J
R 420(B,100,48) RS1/16S681J
R 421(B,161,80) RS1/16S473J
R 454(B,137,127) RS1/16S103J
R 455(B,141,131) RS1/16S153J
R 456(B,141,133) RS1/16S221J
R 457(B,100,50) RS1/16S681J
R 601(B,102,58) (DEH-1750)RS1/16S473J
(DEH-1770)RS1/16S333J
R 602(B,109,56) (DEH-1750)RS1/16S333J
(DEH-1770)RS1/16S473J
R 606(B,112,62) RS1/16S104J
R 607(B,106,63) RS1/16S222J
R 609(B,104,44) RS1/16S473J
R 610(B,100,52) RS1/16S681J
R 611(B,113,74) RS1/16S473J
R 614(B,73,67) RS1/16S104J
R 633(B,54,74) RS1/16S104J
R 664(B,77,52) RAB4C221J
R 666(A,84,44) RD1/4PU102J
R 667(B,77,47) RAB4C221J
R 668(A,81,44) RD1/4PU221J
R 669(B,101,43) RS1/16S221J
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Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
R 801(B,81,26) RS1/16S153J
R 802(B,85,29) RS1/16S153J
R 803(B,97,22) RS1/16S222J
R 821(B,36,18) RS1/16S562J
R 822(B,71,22) RS1/16S102J
R 823(B,39,15) RS1/16S103J
R 833(A,81,11) RD1/4PU222J
R 834(A,84,11) RD1/4PU222J
R 835(A,72,19) RD1/4PU102J
R 836(A,78,22) RD1/4PU104J
R 837(A,81,19) RD1/4PU103J
R 838(B,91,89) RS1/16S102J
R 841(B,50,15) RS1/16S1R0J
R 848(A,107,48) RD1/4PU102J
R 851(A,104,48) RD1/4PU102J
R 852(B,93,89) RS1/16S102J
R 911(B,20,141) RS1/16S223J
R 912(A,13,134) RD1/4PU152J
R 923(A,21,90) RD1/4PU821J
R 926(B,15,101) RS1/16S221J
R 931(B,67,112) RS1/16S473J
R 932(B,67,110) RS1/16S104J
R 933(A,56,116) RD1/4PU102J
R 934(B,61,110) RS1/16S472J
R 935(B,57,106) RS1/16S473J
R 936(B,57,110) RS1/16S223J
R 940(B,88,82) RS1/16S104J
R 941(B,90,82) RS1/16S104J
R 961(B,68,78) RS1/16S102J
R 962(B,64,78) RS1/16S822J
R 991(A,21,61) RD1/4PU271J
R 992(A,16,69) RD1/4PU221J
R 993(B,41,20) RS1/16S222J
R 994(B,48,45) RS1/16S472J
CAPACITORS
C 151(B,161,74) CKSRYB224K10
C 152(B,161,76) CKSRYB224K10
C 153(B,126,78) CKSRYB105K6R3
C 154(B,144,79) CKSRYB105K6R3
C 155(A,124,84) CEJQ4R7M35
C 156(A,144,84) CEJQ4R7M35
C 165(B,143,73) CKSRYB104K16
C 166(A,139,71) CEJQ470M10
C 167(A,129,71) CEJQ100M16
C 301(A,134,129) CFTNA224J50
C 302(A,130,111) CFTNA224J50
C 303(A,134,125) CFTNA224J50
C 304(A,124,111) CFTNA224J50
C 309(B,137,132) CKSQYB225K10
C 310(B,138,136) CKSQYB225K10
Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
C 405(B,169,97) CKSRYB103K50
C 409(B,148,58) CCSRCH470J50
C 420(B,106,44) CCSRCH470J50
C 451(A,133,135) CEJQ330M10
C 551(B,70,120) CKSRYB103K50
C 552(B,67,123) CKSRYB103K50
C 601(B,70,83) CKSRYB103K50
C 603(A,102,89) CEJQ4R7M35
C 604(B,100,75) CCSRCH200J50
C 605(B,103,75) CCSRCH200J50
C 606(B,110,71) CKSRYB104K16
C 607(B,102,67) CCSRCH101J50
C 610(A,102,83) CEJQ4R7M35
C 611(B,97,80) CKSRYB224K10
C 654(B,109,44) CKSRYB104K16
C 801(B,95,22) CKSRYB104K16
C 832(B,47,13) CKSRYB104K16
C 901(A,37,140) CEAT332M16(P45)
C 911(A,18,96) CEJQ470M10
C 912(B,20,145) CKSRYB103K50
C 913(A,24,144) CEAT221M16
C 921(A,26,66) 330µF/16VCCH1326
C 922(A,25,83) CEJQ101M16
C 923(B,24,86) CKSRYB103K50
C 961(B,55,82) CKSRYB473K50
C 963(A,65,82) CEJQ100M16
C 981(B,133,25) CKSRYB334K10
C 983(A,145,38) CEJQ470M10
C 991(B,18,64) CKSRYB473K50
C 992(A,18,54) CEJQ101M10
B
Unit Number:CWM9622
Unit Name:Keyboard Unit
MISCELLANEOUS
IC 1801(B,26,94) ICPD6340A
D 1803(A,37,85) LEDSML-310PT
D 1804(A,37,97) LEDSML-310PT
D 1805(A,37,109) LEDSML-310PT
D 1806(A,37,49) LEDSML-310PT
D 1807(A,37,61) LEDSML-310PT
D 1808(A,37,73) LEDSML-310PT
D 1809(A,37,121) LEDSML-310PT
D 1810(A,23,120) LEDCL-490S-WF-SD
X 1801(B,33,84) Ceramic Resonator 5.00MHz CSS1547
IL 1801(B,21,21) Lamp 40mA,14V CEL1651
IL 1802(B,21,151) Lamp 40mA,14V CEL1651
LCDCAW1847
A
B
C
D
E
C 311(A,98,122) CEJQ2R2M50
C 312(A,105,125) CEJQ100M16
C 313(B,101,142) CKSRYB104K16
C 353(A,136,120) CEJQ2R2M50
C 354(A,136,111) CEJQ2R2M50
C 401(B,162,70) CKSRYB103K50
C 402(B,156,60) CKSRYB103K50
C 403(A,153,58) CEJQ470M6R3
C 404(A,152,95) CEJQ101M10
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RESISTORS
R 1801(B,22,60) RS1/16S222J
R 1802(B,24,60) RS1/16S222J
R 1804(B,14,157) RS1/16S0R0J
R 1806(B,28,156) RS1/16S0R0J
R 1807(B,22,33) RS1/4SA471J
R 1808(B,19,33) RS1/4SA471J
R 1809(B,32,122) RS1/4SA471J
R 1810(B,37,92) RS1/16S104J
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Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
CAPACITORS
A
C 1801(B,37,96) CKSRYB103K50
C 1802(A,19,125) CKSRYF104Z25
C
Unit Number:CWX3110
Unit Name:CD Core Unit(S10)
Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
C 213(A,21,29) CKSSYB103K16
C 214(A,23,26) CKSSYB104K10
C 215(A,25,23) CKSSYB104K10
C 216(A,24,21) CKSSYB103K16
C 217(A,21,18) CCSSCH560J50
C 218(A,24,14) CCSSCH5R0C50
C 219(A,28,14) CKSSYB104K10
C 220(B,27,24) CKSSYB104K10
C 221(B,41,21) CKSSYB104K10
C 222(A,35,12) CKSSYB103K16
MISCELLANEOUS
IC 201(A,35,25) ICUPD63712AGC
IC 301(A,45,81) ICBA5835FP
B
IC 701(B,53,56) ICNJM2885DL1-33
Q 101(B,22,12) Transistor2SA1577
X 201(A,45,36) Ceramic Resonator 16.934MHz CSS1603
S 901(A,15,44) Switch(HOME)CSN1067
S 903(B,53,101) Switch(DSCSNS) CSN1068
S 904(B,35,109) Switch(12EJ)CSN1067
S 905(B,48,110) Switch(8EJ)CSN1067
RESISTORS
R 101(B,26,13) RS1/10SR2R4J
R 102(B,28,15) RS1/10SR2R4J
C
R 103(B,29,12) RS1/10SR2R7J
R 201(A,58,26) RS1/16SS102J
R 214(A,23,28) RS1/16SS332J
R 215(A,21,27) RS1/16SS183J
R 216(A,24,19) RS1/16SS122J
R 217(A,22,15) RS1/16SS562J
R 218(A,24,16) RS1/16SS472J
R 235(A,27,44) RS1/16SS103J
R 236(A,31,46) RS1/16SS103J
R 301(A,54,73) RS1/16SS183J
R 302(A,54,70) RS1/16SS822J
D
R 303(A,45,70) RS1/16SS183J
R 304(A,47,69) RS1/16SS822J
C 223(A,37,14) CCSSCH680J50
C 224(A,45,11) CCSSCH470J50
C 225(A,46,14) CKSSYB103K16
C 231(A,30,43) CKSSYB102K50
C 232(B,38,64) CKSSYB102K50
C 301(B,37,74) 100µF/16VCCH1504
C 302(A,54,71) CKSSYB221K50
C 303(A,45,68) CKSSYB221K50
C 304(A,33,73) CKSSYB472K25
C 305(A,36,74) CKSSYB103K16
C 306(B,45,94) CKSSYB104K10
C 501(B,45,51) CKSSYB103K16
C 502(A,61,68) CKSSYB103K16
C 703(B,47,61) CKSQYB104K16
C 704(B,54,63) CKSQYB105K10
Miscellaneous Parts List
Pickup Unit(P10)(Service)CXX1641
M 1Motor Unit(SPINDLE)CXC4440
M2Motor Unit(LOADING/CARRIAGE) CXB8933
R 305(A,34,75) RS1/16SS183J
R 306(A,32,69) RS1/16SS183J
R 307(A,38,74) RS1/16SS183J
R 308(A,36,67) RS1/16SS183J
R 601(B,52,43) RS1/16SS101J
R 602(B,46,42) RS1/16SS101J
R 603(B,48,48) RS1/16SS0R0J
R 901(B,48,103) RS1/16SS104J
R 902(B,46,105) RS1/16SS473J
E
R 903(B,44,106) RS1/16SS273J
CAPACITORS
C 103(B,13,8) 100µF/16VCCH1504
C 109(A,34,12) CKSSYB104K10
C 201(A,45,19) CKSSYB104K10
C 202(A,53,21) CKSSYB102K50
C 205(B,37,36) 22µF/6.3VCCH1507
C 206(B,40,30) CKSSYB103K16
C 207(A,46,30) CKSSYB104K10
F
C 209(A,46,31) CKSSYB104K10
C 210(A,41,35) CKSSYB104K10
C 211(A,33,35) CKSSYB104K10
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6. ADJUSTMENT
6.1 CD ADJUSTMENT
A
1) Cautions on adjustments
• In this product the single voltage (3.3V) is used for the
regulator. The reference voltage is the REFO1 (1.65V)
instead of the GND.
If you should mistakenly short the REFO1 with the GND
during adjustment, accurate voltage will not be obtained,
and the servo’s misoperation will apply excessive shock
to the pickup. To avoid such problems:
a. Do not mix up the REFO1 with the GND when
connecting the (-) probe of measuring instruments.
Especially on an oscilloscope, avoid connecting the (-)
probe for CH1 to the GND.
b. In many cases, measuring instruments have the same
potential as that for the (-) probe. Be sure to set the
measuring instruments to the floating state.
c. If you have mistakenly connected the REFO1 to the GND,
turn off the regulator or the power immediately.
• Before mounting and removing filters or leads for
adjustment, be sure to turn off the regulator.
• For stable circuit operation, keep the mechanism
operating for about one minute or more after the
regulator is turned on.
• In the test mode, any software protections will not
work. Avoid applying any mechanical or electrical
shock to the mechanism during adjustment.
2) Test mode
This mode is used to adjust the CD mechanism module.
• To enter the test mode.
While pressing the 4 and 6 keys at the same time, reset.
• To exit from the test mode.
Turn off the ACC and back up.
Notes:
a. During ejection, do not press any other keys than the
EJECT key until the loaded disc is ejected.
b. If you have pressed the (→) key or (←) key during focus
search, turn off the power immediately to protect the
actuator from damage caused by the lens stuck.
c. For the TR jump modes except 100TR, the track jump
operation will continue even if the key is released.
d. For the CRG move and 100TR jump modes, the tracking
loop will be closed at the same time when the key is
released.
e. When the power is turned off and on, the jump mode
is reset to the single TR (91), the RF amp gain is set to 0dB,
and the auto-adjustment values are reset to the default
settings.
B
C
• The RFI and RFO signals with a wide frequency range
are easy to oscillate. When observing the signals,
insert a resistor of 1k ohms in series.
• The load and eject operation is not guarantied with the
mechanism upside down. If the mechanism is blocked
due to mistaken eject operation, reset the product or
turn off and on the ACC to restore it.
D
E
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- Flow Chart
A
[KEY]
Contents
[4]+[6]+Reset
Test Mode In
Display
[CD]or[SOURCE]
Source On
TRK MIN
[BAND]
Power On
(T.Offset is adjusted)
TRK
MIN
SEC
00
00
B
[BAND]
Power Off
TRK MIN SEC
[BAND]
Power Off
TRK MIN SEC
Focus Close /
S curve check
TRK
91
T.Close and F,T AGC
and RF AGC
Applicable servomechanism
TRK
xx
00
[3]
MIN
SEC
91
91
[1]
MIN
SEC
xx
xx
[3]
Power On
(T.Offset is not adjusted)
TRK
MIN
SEC
99
99
[6][1]
Focus Mode
switching
TRK
MIN0xSEC
0x
[6]
T.Close and
Applicable servomechanism
TRK
MIN
SEC
xx
xx
99
Tracking Servo
*2
TRK
0x
TRK
or
RF AGC coefficient display
TRK
xx
Close
MIN
00
00
MIN
99
[3]
RF AGC /
MIN
??
??
99
[→][←]
*8
CRG+
SEC
00
SEC
99
MIN
TRK
or
SEC
00
00
99
00
MIN
SEC
99
or
99
TRK
*8
CRG-
MIN
TRK
SEC
00
00
99
00
MIN
SEC
99
99
TRK
[→][←]
CRG+
SEC
??
TRK8xMIN8xSEC
TRK9xMIN9xSEC
or
8x
9x
CRG-
TRK8xMIN8xSEC
TRK9xMIN9xSEC
or
8x
9x
[2]
Automatic adjustment
display switching
TRK
MIN
SEC
??
??
??
[2]
T.Balance adjustment
T.Balance coefficient display
TRK
MIN
SEC
??
??
??
*3
C
[BAND]
Power Off
TRK MIN SEC
[1]
F,T,RF AGC /
F.Bias display switching
TRK
MIN
SEC
??
??
*7
??
[3]
F,T AGC /F.Bias
RF AGC
TRK
MIN
SEC
xx
xx
xx
[6]
CRG/TR Jump value
switching
TRK
MIN
SEC
xx
xx
*5
xx
[→][←]
CRG/TR Jump +
TRK
xx
*4
MIN
SEC
xx
xx
CRG/TR Jump -
TRK
MIN
SEC
xx
xx
*4
xx
*6
[2]
Tracking Open
TRK8xMIN8xSEC
TRK9xMIN9xSEC
or
8x
9x
[BAND]
Power Off
TRK MIN SEC
D
*1) TYP → -12dB
TRK MIN SEC TRK 12 MIN 12 SEC 12
*2) Focus Close → S.Curve → F EQ measurement setting
TRK 00 MIN 00 SEC 00 TRK 01 MIN 01 SEC 01 TRK 02 MIN 02 SEC 02
(TRK 99 MIN 99 SEC 99)
6.2 CHECKING THE GRATING AFTER CHANGING THE PICKUP UNIT
• Note :
The grating angle of the PU unit cannot be adjusted after the PU unit is changed. The PU unit in the CD mechanism
module is adjusted on the production line to match the CD mechanism module and is thus the best adjusted PU
unit for the CD mechanism module. Changing the PU unit is thus best considered as a last resort. However, if the
PU unit must be changed, the grating should be checked using the procedure below.
• Purpose :
To check that the grating is within an acceptable range when the PU unit is changed.
A
• Symptoms of Mal-adjustment :
If the grating is off by a large amount symptoms such as being unable to close tracking, being unable to perform
track search operations, or taking a long time for track searching.
• Method :
• Measuring Equipment
• Measuring Points
• Oscilloscope, Two L.P.F.
• E, F, REFO1
• Disc• TCD-782
• Mode• TEST MODE
CD CORE UNIT(S10)
L.P.F.
E
100kΩ
VREF
F
VREF
F
E
REFO1
390pF
100kΩ
390pF
L.P.F.
XchYch
Oscilloscope
B
C
D
• Checking Procedure
1. In test mode, load the disc and switch the 3V regulator on.
2. Using the → and ← buttons, move the PU unit to the innermost track.
3. Press key 3 to close focus, the display should read "91". Press key 2 to implement the tracking balance
adjustment the display should now read "81". Press key 3. The display will change, returning to "81" on the
fourth press.
4. As shown in the diagram above, monitor the LPF outputs using the oscilloscope and check that the phase
difference is within 75° . Refer to the photographs supplied to determine the phase angle.
5. If the phase difference is determined to be greater than 75° try changing the PU unit to see if there is any
improvement. If, after trying this a number of times, the grating angle does not become less than 75° then the
mechanism should be judged to be at fault.
• Note
Because of eccentricity in the disc and a slight misalignment of the clamping center the grating waveform may be
seen to "wobble" ( the phase difference changes as the disc rotates). The angle specified above indicates the
average angle.
• Hint
Reloading the disc changes the clamp position and may decrease the "wobble".
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Grating waveform
A
0°
B
45°
C
Ech → Xch 20mV/div, AC
Fch → Ych 20mV/div, AC
30°
60°
D
75°
E
F
90°
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6.3 ERROR MODE
- Error Messages
If a CD is not operative or stopped during operation due to an error, the error mode is turned on and cause(s) of
the error is indicated with a corresponding number. This arrangement is intended at reducing nonsense calls from
the users and also for facilitating trouble analysis and repair work in servicing.
(1) Basic Indication Method
1) When SERRORM is selected for the CSMOD (CD mode area for the system), error codes are written to DMIN
(minutes display area) and DSEC (seconds display area). The same data is written to DMIN and DSEC. DTNO
remains in blank as before.
A
2) Head unit display examples
Depending on display capability of LCD used, display will vary as shown below. xx contains the error number.
8-digit display6-digit display4-digit display
ERROR–xxERR–xx
E–xx
(2) Error Code List
Code
10
ClassDisplayed error code Description of the code and potential cause(s)
Electricity Carriage Home NGCRG can't be moved to inner diameter.
SERVO LSI Com-
CRG can't be moved from inner diameter.
munication Error→ Failure on home switch or CRG move mechanism.
Communication error between microcomputer and SERVO LSI.
11Electricity Focus Servo NGFocusing not available.
→ Stains on rear side of disc or excessive vibrations on REWRITABLE.
12Electricity Spindle Lock NGSpindle not locked. Sub-code is strange (not readable).
Subcode NG→ Failure on spindle, stains or damages on disc, or excessive vibrations.
A disc not containing CD-R data is found.
Turned over disc are found, though rarely.
CD signal error.
17Electricity Setup NGAGC protection doesn't work. Focus can be easily lost.
→ Damages or stains on disc, or excessive vibrations on REWRITABLE.
30Electricity Search Time Out
Failed to reach target address.
→ CRG tracking error or damages on disc.
44Electricity ALL SkipSkip setting for all track.
(CD-R/RW)
50Mechanism CD On Mech ErrorMechanical error during CD ON.
→ Defective loading motor, mechanical lock and mechanical sensor.
A0SystemPower Supply NG
Power (VD) is ground faulted.
→ Failure on SW transistor or power supply (failure on connector).
Remarks: Mechanical errors are not displayed (because a CD is turned off in these errors).
Unreadable TOC does not constitute an error. An intended operation continues in this case.
Upper digits of an error code are subdivided as shown below:
1x: Setup relevant errors, 3x: Search relevant errors, Ax: Other errors.
B
C
D
E
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6.4 SYSTEM MICROCOMPUTER TEST PROGRAM
A
- PCL output
In the normal operation mode (with the detachable panel installed, the ACC switched ON, the standby mode cancelled),
shift the TESTIN (Pin 15) terminal to H. The clock signal is output from the PCL terminal (Pin 14). The frequency of the
clock signal is 786.432kHz that is one 16th of the fundamental frequency.The clock signal should be 786.432kHz ± 31.5Hz.
If the clock signal is out of the range, the X’tal (X601) should be replaced with new one.
B
C
D
E
F
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-
)
-
)
Case.
-
)
.
s.
sconnect the connector and the
e
odule.
ease the two latchs and the
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y.
s.
dicated.
3
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.
7. GENERAL INFORMATION
7.1 DIAGNOSIS
7.1.1 DISASSEMBLY
Removing the Case (not shown
1. Remove the
A
Removing the CD Mechanism Module (Fig.1)
Remove the four screw
Di
D Mechanism M
n remove th
Removing the Grille Assy (Fig.1
Rel
the Grille Ass
n remov
Removing the Tuner Amp Unit (Fig.2
Remove the screw
Remove the three screw
CD Mechanism Module
B
1
1
1
1
Grille Assy
2
2
2
Fig.1
2
C
D
Straighten the tabs at three locations
in
Remove the screw and then remov
the Tuner Amp Unit
1
3
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3
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- How to hold the Mechanism Unit
1. Hold the top and bottom frame.
2. Do not squeeze top frame's front portion too tight,
A
because it is fragile.
B
- Removing the Upper and Lower Frames
1. With a disc clamped, remove the four springs (A),
the two springs (B), the two springs (C), and the
four screws.
2. To remove the upper frame, open it on the fulcrum
A.
C
3. While lifting the carriage mechanism, remove the
three dampers.
4. With the frames removed, insert the connectors
coming from the main unit and eject the disc.
Caution: Before installing the carriage mechanism in
the frames, be sure to apply some alcohol to the
dampers and set the mechanism to the clamp mode.
Do not squeeze.
A
Upper Frame
A
C
A
A
Carriage Mechanism
B
A
C
Damper
D
E
Lower Frame
Damper
B
Damper
F
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- Removing the Pickup Unit
1. Apply shorting solder to the Pickup flexible cable.
Disconnect the cable.
2. Set the mechanism to the clamp mode.
3. Remove the lead wires from the inner holder.
4. Remove the washer, styling holder, change arm,
and pickup lock arm.
5. While releasing from the hook of the inner holder,
lift the end of the feed screw.
Caution: In assembling, move the planet gear to the
load/eject position before setting the feed screw
in the inner holder.
GND
Power supply
Crystal oscillator connection pin
Crystal oscillator connection pin
Connect to GND
Not used
Connect to GND
Power supply
Positive power supply terminal for analog circuit
SD level input from tuner
I
Connect to VDD
VD power supply voltage sense input
I
CD DISC sense input
I
NC
* PE5449A
80
1
C
20
21
D
BA33BC0FP
Vref
61
60
41
40
-
Vref
IC's marked by * are MOS type.
Be careful in handling them because they are very
liable to be damaged by electrostatic induction.
+
E
OCPTSD
1
2
NCOUT
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33
32
17
16
1
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- Pin Functions(PD6340A)
Pin No.Pin NameI/OFunction and Operation
1-5SEG4-0OLCD segment output
6-9COM3-0OLCD common output
10VLCDLCD drive power supply
11-14KST3-0OKey strobe output
15,16KDT0,1IKey data input (analogue input)
17REWIRemote control reception input
18DPDTIDisplay data input
19NCNot used
20KYDTOKey data output
21MODAGND
22X0Crystal oscillator connection pin
23X1Crystal oscillator connection pin
24VSSGND
25,26KDT2,3IKey data input
27NCNot used
28KST4OKey strobe output
29-32NCNot used
33-55SEG35-13OLCD segment output
56VDDPower supply
57-64SEG12-5OLCD segment output
* PD6340A
A
B
C
D
E
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- Pin Functions(UPD63712AGC)
Pin No.Pin NameI/OFunction and Operation
A
B
C
D
E
F
1LDOOutput of LD
2PDIInput of PD
3PNIAssignment of pickup polarity
4AVDDPower supply for the analog system
5DGNDGround for digital circuits
6RFOKOOutput of RFOK
7INTQOInterruption signals to the external microcomputer
8rstIInput of reset
9A0ICommand/Parameter discrimination signal input
10stbIData strobe signal input
11sckISerial data clock input
12SOOSerial data output
13SIISerial data input
14DVDDPower supply for digital circuits
15DAVDDPower supply for DAC
16ROUTOOutput of audio for the right channel
17DAGNDGND for DAC
18REGCConnected to the capacitor for band gap
19DAGNDGND for DAC
20LOUTOOutput of audio for the left channel
21DAVDDPower supply for DAC
22XVDDPower supply for the crystal oscillator
23xtalOConnected to the crystal oscillator
24XTALIConnected to the crystal oscillator
25XGNDGround for the crystal oscillator
26DVDDPower supply for digital circuits
27C1D1OInformation on error correction
28C1D2OInformation on error correction
29C2D1OInformation on error correction
30C2D2OInformation on error correction
31C2D3OInformation on error correction
32LOCKOOutput of LOCK
33MIRROMIRR signal
34HOLDOHOLD signal
35PLCKOOutput of PLCK
36C16MOOutput of 16.9344MHz
37DGNDGround for digital circuits
38TXODAI output
39EMPHOPre-emphasis information output
40FLAGOThe flag for which output sound data cannot be corrected is outputted
41DVDDPower supply for digital circuits
42LIMITISignal is inputted when the register can be read
43xtalenIPermission to oscillate
44DGNDGround for digital circuits
45DINIInput of audio data
46DOUTOOutput of audio data
47SCKINIClock input for audio data
48SCKOOClock output for audio data
49LRCKINIInput of LRCK for audio data
50LRCKOOutput LRCK for audio data
51DVDDPower supply for digital circuits
52FD+OOutput of focus drive PWM
53FD-OOutput of focus drive PWM
54TD+OOutput of tracking drive PWM
55TD-OOutput of tracking drive PWM
56SD+OOutput of thread drive PWM
57SD-OOutput of thread drive PWM
58MD+OOutput of spindle drive PWM
59MD-OOutput of spindle drive PWM
60DGNDGround for digital circuits
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Pin No.Pin NameI/OFunction and Operation
61TESTENIConnected to GND
62-66TEST4-0IConnected to GND
67ADGNDGND for DAC
68EFMOOutput of EFM signals
69ASYIInput of asymmetry
70ADVDDPower supply for DAC
71RFIIInput of RF
72, 73EQ2, 1Equalizer 2, 1
74RF-IReversal input of RF
75RF2-IReversal input of RF2
76AGCOOOutput of RF
77AGCIIInput of AGC
78RFOOOutput of RF
79ATESTOAnalog tests
80C3TConnection to the capacitor for detecting 3T
81AGNDGround for the analog system
82AIInput of A
83CIInput of C
84BIInput of B
85DIInput of D
86FIInput of F
87EIInput of E
88VREFINIPhoto-detector input bias voltage
89AVDDPower supply for the analog system
90REFOUTOOutput of reference voltage
91REFCConnected to the capacitor for output of REFOUT
92FE-IReversal input of FE
93FEOOOutput of FE
94ADCINITEST
95TE-IReversal input of TE
96TEOOOutput of TE
97TE2OTE2
98TECITEC
99AGNDGround for the analog system
100PWMSWIServo PWM mode switching
A
B
C
* UPD63712AGC
50
51
75
76
D
26
25
E
1
100
F
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Pin No.Pin NameFunction and Operation
A
B
C
1VRInput pin for reference voltage
2OPIN2(+)Input pin for non-inverting input for CH2 preamplifier
3OPIN2(-)Input pin for inverting input for CH2 preamplifier
4OPOUT2Output pin for CH2 preamplifier
5OPIN1(+)Input pin for non-inverting input for CH1 preamplifier
6OPIN1(-)Input pin for inverting input from CH1 preamplifier
7OPOUT1Output pin for CH1 preamplifier
8GNDGround pin
9MUTEMute control pin
10POWVCC1Power supply pin for CH1, CH2, and CH3 at "Power" stage
11VO1(-)Driver CH1 - Negative output
12VO1(+)Driver CH2 - Positive output
13VO2(-)Driver CH2 - Negative output
14VO2(+)Driver CH2 - Positive output
15VO3(+)Driver CH2 - Positive output
16VO3(-)Driver CH2 - Negative output
17VO4(+)Driver CH4 - Positive output
18VO4(-)Driver CH4 - Negative output
19POWVCC2Power supply pin for CH4 at "Power" stage
20GNDGround pin
21CNTControl pin
22LDINLoading input
23OPOUTSLOutput pin for preamplifier for thread
24OPINLSLInput pin for preamplifier for thread
25OPOUT3CH3 preamplifier output pin
26OPIN3(-)Input pin for inverting input for CH3 preamplifier
27OPIN3(+)Input pin for non-inverting input for CH3 preamplifier
28PREVCCPreVcc
BA5835FP
114
D
1528
NJM2885DL1-33
Thermal
Protection
E
+
Bandgap
Reference
-
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2
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- FM/AM Tuner Unit
7613 5 10981114 18192021
NC
CE2
ROM_VDD
DI
SL
CK
NC
CE1
DO
NCNCNC
NC
A
VDD_3.3
3.3V
IC 5
←
5V 3.3V
IC 4
3.3V 2.5V
Rch
IC 2
2.5V
DET, FM MPX
←
2.5V
24
Lch
23
1
3
AM ANT
FM ANT
ATT
ATT
ANT adj
FMRF
FMRF
RF adj
IC 3 EEPROM
5.0V
OSC
LPF
IC 1
3.3V
MIXER, IF AMP
T51
CF52
RFGND
OSCGND
DGND
212 1522 16 4 17
AUDIOGNDNCVCC
No. SymbolI/O Explain
1 AMANTIAM antenna inputAM antenna input high impedance AMANT pin is connected with
an all antenna by way of 4.7µH. (LAU type inductor) A series circuit
including an inductor and a resistor is connected with RF ground for
the countermeasure against the hum of power transmission line.
2 RFGNDRF groundGround of antenna block
3 FMANTIFM antenna inputInput of FM antenna 75Ω Surge absorber(DSP-201M-S00B) is necessary.
4 VCCpower supplyThe power supply for analog block. D.C 8.4V ± 0.3V
5 SLO signal levelOutput of FM/AM signals level
6 CE2Ichip enable-2Chip enable for EEPROM ”Low” active
7 NCnon connectionNot used
8 CE1Ichip enable-1Chip enable for AF•RF ”High” active
9 CKIclockClock
10 DIIdata in Data input
11 NCnon connectionNot used
12 OSCGNDosc ground Ground of oscillator block
13 ROM_VDDpower supplyPower supply for EEPROM pin 13 is connected with a power supply of
micro computer.
14 DOO data outData output
15 DGNDdigital groundGround of digital block
16 NCnon connectionNot used
17 VDD_3.3power supplyThe power supply for digital block. 3.3V ± 0.2V
18 NCnon connectionNot used
19 NCnon connectionNot used
20 NCnon connectionNot used
21 NCnon connectionNot used
22 AUDIOGNDaudio groundGround of audio block
23 L chO L channel outputFM stereo “L-ch” signal output or AM audio output
24 R chO R channel outputFM stereo “R-ch” signal output or AM audio output
B
C
D
E
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- LCD(CAW1847)
A
B
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C
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E
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7.3 OPERATIONAL FLOW CHART
Power ON
VDD1=5V
Pin 68
bsens
Pin 64
bsens=L
asens
Pin 63
asens=L
DSENS
Pin 65
DSENS=L
A
B
C
Starts communication with Grille microcomputer.
300ms
swvdd←L
Pin 21
300ms
In case of the above signal, the communication
Source keys
operative
with Grille microcomputer may fail.
If the time interval is not 300msec, the oscillator
may be defective.
Source ON
SYSPW←H
Pin 43
Completes power-on operation.(After that, proceed to each source operation.)
D
E
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7.4 CLEANING
A
Before shipping out the product, be sure to clean the
following portions by using the prescribed cleaning
tools:
Portions to be cleanedCleaning tools
CD pickup lensesCleaning liquid : GEM1004
Cleaning paper : GED-008
B
C
D
E
F
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8. OPERATIONS
A
B
C
D
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C
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- CONNECTION DIAGRAM
Power amp
separately)
(sold
A
.
Right
Connecting cords with RCA
pin plugs (sold separately)
Fuse
System remote control
Blue/white
Tosystem controlterminal ofthe power amp or
Auto-antenna relay control terminal (max. 300 mA
12 V DC).
Rear speaker
Perform these connections whenusing
+
≠
+
≠
Rear speaker
the optional amplifier
+
Gray
White
+
Front speaker
≠
≠
Front speaker
+
Violet
Gray/black
Green
White/black
+
Left
Rear speaker
≠
≠
rRea speaker
Violet/black
Green/black
With a 2 speaker system, do not
connect anything to the speaker leads
that are not connectedto speakers.
B
C
D
This Product
Antenna jack
Rear output
Yellow
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Toterminal alwayssupplied with
7
power regardless of ignition
switch position.
Red
E
Toelectric terminalcontrolled by
ignition switch (12 V DC)
ON/OFF.
Black (ground)
Tovehicle (metal)body.
F
8
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Jigs List
Nam
Test Di
A
B
Jig No
TCD-7
Remark
Checking the gratin
Checking the gratin
Two pieces
C
D
E
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