For details, refer to "Important Check Points for good servicing".
T-ZZR JAN. 2007 printed in Japan
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SAFETY INFORMATION
A
Leakage Current Cold Check
With the AC plug removed from an AC power source, place a
jumper across the two plug prongs. Turn the AC power switch on.
Using an insulation tester (DC 500V), connect one lead to the
jumpered AC plug and touch the other lead to each exposed metal
part (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays, control
shafts, etc.), particularly any exposed metal part having a return
path to the chassis. Exposed metal parts having a return path to
the chassis should have a minimum resistor reading of 4MΩ. The
below 4MΩ resistor value indicate an abnormality which require
corrective action. Exposed metal parts not having a return path to
the chassis will indicate an open circuit.
B
Leakage Current Hot Check
Plug the AC line cord directly into an AC power source (do not
use an isolation transformer for this check).
Turn the AC power switch on.
Using a "Leakage Current Tester (Simpson Model 229
equivalent)", measure for current from all exposed metal parts of
the cabinet (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays,
control shaft, etc.), particularly any exposed metal part having a
return path to the chassis, to a known earth ground (water pipe,
conduit, etc.). Any current measured must not exceed 1mA.
C
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in PIONEER set 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 higher 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 schematics and on the parts list in this
Service Manual.
The use of a substitute replacement component which dose 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.
Reading should
Leakage
Device
under
test
Test all
exposed metal
surfaces
D
Also test with
plug reversed
(Using AC adapter
plug as required)
current
tester
not be above
4mA
Earth
ground
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 SET TO THE CUSTOMER.
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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.
A
B
C
D
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.
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CONTENTS
1. CONTRAST OF MISCELLANEOUS PARTS .................................................................................................... 5
3. DIAGNOSIS INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................... 20
3.1 THE FLOW OF DIAGNOSIS.................................................................................................................... 20
4. GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................. 21
5.1 ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED WHEN THE SET IS REPAIRED OR REPLACED ....................................... 22
5.2 SERVICE MENU LIST ............................................................................................................................. 23
5.3 SERVICE MENU...................................................................................................................................... 24
8.1 MAIN ASSY ............................................................................................................................................ 68
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NOTES:
Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
Screws adjacent to mark on product are used for disassembly.
Reference Nos. indicate the pages and Nos. in the service manual for the base model.
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.)
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%).
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.
ADX3268
2.NC
4.GND
6.MC
8.GND
10.NC
12.GND
14.AUDIO_R
16.GND
18.AUDIO_L
20.GND
ADX3274
26.→25.GND
27.→24.BB2
28.→23.GND
29.→22.RA5
30.→21.GND
31.→10.BB3
32.→19.GND
33.→18.RA4
34.→17.GND
35.→16.BB4
36.→15.GND
37.→14.RA3
38.→13.GND
39.→12.BB5
40.→11.GND
41.→10.RA2
42.→ 9.GND
43. →8.BB6
44. →7.GND
45. →6.RA1
46. →5.GND
47. →4.BB7
48. →3.GND
49. →2.RA0
50. →1.GND
TM
135..
246..
135..
246..
123
SCL5
CN4006
AKP1251
1
FAN-CTL
2
GND
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
...
...
F-ALM
FAN-CTL
GND
F-ALM
A+12
A.GND
A+6
A+6
A.GND
A.GND
NC
NC
AU-L
GND
AU-R
GND
SP_ALM
GND
MUTE
SCL7
SDA7
CN2303
AKP1252
123
.
232425
123
.
232425
FB
FA
PV
CN9008
AKM1279
AU
CN9001
AKM1280
124
125
124
125
CN9004
AKM1274
CN9003
AKM1274
CN4004→CN5301
26.→25.GPC4
27.→24.GPC2
28.→23.GPC5
29.→22.GND
30.→21.VYOBI1
31.→10.VYOBI2
32.→19.GND
33.→18.DSUBSW_DET
34.→17.G4G
35.→16.FNC0
36.→15.IR
37.→14.SLOT_ST2
38.→13.FNC1
39.→12.S_DIN_SEL
40.→11.SLOT_ST1
41.→10.IN4_DET
42. →9.GND
43. →8.SDA_VS
44. →7.SCL_VS
45. →6.SDA5
46. →5.SCL5
47. →4.GND
48. →3.VCC_DOWN1
49. →2.PNP_WR
50. →1.NC
CN5010
AKM1343
246..
135..
.
363840
.
353739
CN9010
AKM1342
CN5001, CN4005
1.GND
3.Y(G)ON_SYNC
5.GND
7.B(B-Y)
9.GND
11.R(R-Y)
13.GND
15.HD_SA
17.GND
19.VD_SA
151719
.
161820
.
151719
.
161820
.
CN4005 AKM1343
CN4003→CN6302
1.→50.GA4
2.→49.GND
3.→48.GB4
4.→47.GND
5.→46.GA3
6.→45.GND
7.→44.GB5
8.→43.GND
9.→42.GA2
10.→41.GND
11.→40.GB6
12.→39.GND
13.→38.GA1
14.→37.GND
15.→39.GB7
16.→35.GND
17.→34.GA0
18.→33.GND
19.→32.BB0
20.→31.GND
21.→30.RA7
22.→29.GND
23.→28.BB1
24.→27.GND
25.→26.RA6
FAN(1&2)
AXM1054
"FAN" may be connected
B
to either "FA" or "FB"
CN9010,CN2302
1.VCC_DOWN2
3.NC
5.NC
7.LEDCTL1
C
D
9.LEDCTL2
11.RLS
13.VDDM3.3V
15.VDDM5V
17.4G/5G
19.TXD2
21.PLE_CTL2
23.RXD2
25.PLE_CTL
27.STL_LINK
29.CB_MUTE
31.KEY
33.RXD
35.TXD
37.GND
39.GPC1
CN2301
KM200NA8L
REMIN
LEDCTL1LEDCTL1
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REMIN
LEDCTL2LEDCTL2
LED2 ASSY
AWW1224
E
CN2303,Card edge connector
1.NC
2.IRSW
3.IR_COMM_OUT
4.IR_COMM_IN
5.GND
6.GND
7.GND
8.CYOBI3
9.CYOBI2
10.CSL_ST2
11.CSL_ST1
14.GND
15.GND
16.FIRST_RXD
17.GET_UART
18.INT_EXT
19.RXD_CARD
20.TXD_CARD
21.GPC5
F
22.GPC4
23.GPC3
24.GPC2
25.GPC1
FAN(1)FAN(2)
2.V+6.5V
4.CSL_ST1
6.REMIN
8.GND
10.CYOBI3
12.CYOBI2
14.CSL_ST2
16.VDDM3.3V
18.GND
20.VDDM5V
22.GND
24.FIRST_RXD
26.GET_UART
28.INT_EXT
30.RXD_GU
32.TXD_GU
34.GPC5
36.GPC4
38.GPC3
40.GPC2
CN2302
AKM1347
246..
135..
COMM SLOT I/F ASSY
AWW1222
VDDM5V
VDDM3.3V
GND
RLS
GND
8
ADX3283
8
CN2401
AKM1294
GND
RLS
GND
VDDM5V
VDDM3.3V
101.NC
102.GND
103.GND
104.GND
105.TXD_PDP
106.RXD_PDP
107.KEY_COMM_IN
108.CB_MUTE
109.STL_LINK
110.GND
111.GND
114.V+6.5V
115.V+6.5V
116.GND
117.GND
118.VDDM3.3V
119.VDDM3.3V
120.VDDM5
121.APL_CTL1
122.APL_RXD
123.APL_CTL2
124.APL_TXD
125.SLT_Vrer
ADX3262
AU:SHIELD-WIRE
(1,3pin:shield)
.
363840
.
353739
101
102
103
123..
101
102
103
123..
Card edge connector
COMM SLOT
ASSY
AWW1221
1.←50.VDDM3.3V
2.→49.NC
3.→48.NC
4.→47.KEY
5.→46.GND
6.→45.GET_UART
7.→44.TXD_CARD
8.→43.FIRST_RXD
9.→42.RXD_CARD
10.→41.INT_EXT
11.→40.GND
12.→39.RESETX1
13.→38.SLOT_ST3
14.→37.SD_SEL
15.→39.SOUND2
16.→35.FNC3
17.→34.FNC2
18.→33.SOUND1
19.→32.GND
20.→31.IN5_VD
21.→30.IN5_HD
22.→29.GND
23.→28.HYOUJI_X
24.→27.GPC3
25.→26.GPC1
4
GND
SDA5
VDD+3.3V
CN9501
AKM1275
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NCNCNCNCNC
M+7V
D.GND
CN9006
PM
AKM1278
12345
6
D+3.3
D+3.3
D+3.3
D.GND
D.GND
D.GND
CN9007
PN1PN2
AKM1277
MAIN ASSY
PDP-42MXE20
AWW1235
CN5301 AKM1345CN6302 AKM1345
123..
CN4004 AKM1345CN4003 AKM1345CN4002 AKM1345
196
CN4002→CN6301
1.→50.VD
2.→49.HD
3.→48.DE
4.→47.CLK
5.→46.GND
6.→45.RB0
7.→44.GND
8.→43.BA7
9.→42.GND
10.→41.RB1
11.→40.GND
12.→39.BA6
13.→38.GND
14.→37.RB2
15.→39.GND
16.→35.BA5
17.→34.GND
18.→33.RB3
19.→32.GND
20.→31.BA4
21.→30.GND
22.→29.RB4
23.→28.GND
24.→27.BA3
25.→26.GND
.
484950
ADD1342ADD1342-ADD1342
484950
.
194
195
...
949596
...
CN4006
Card edge
connector
26.→25.RB5
27.→24.GND
28.→23.BA2
29.→22.GND
30.→21.RB6
31.→10.GND
32.→19.BA1
33.→18.GND
34.→17.RB7
35.→16.GND
36.→15.BA0
37.→14.GND
38.→13.GB0
39.→12.GND
40.→11.GB1
41.→10.GND
42.→ 9.GB1
43.→ 8.GND
44.→ 7.GA6
45.→ 6.GND
46.→ 5.GB2.
47. 4.GND
48.→ 3.GA5
49.→ 2.GND
50.→ 1.GB3
167
166
123..
165
656667
1.GND
3.G
5.B
7.R
9.HD_SA
11.VD_SA
13.AUDIO_L
15.AUDIO_R
17.SLOT_ST1
19.FNC1
21.V+3.3V
23.NC
25.HD_DET
27.VD
29.HD
31.GND
33.RB1
35.RB3
37.RB5
39.RB7
41.GND
43.GB1
45.GB3
47.GB5
49.GB7
53.GND
55.BB1
57.BB3
59.BB5
61.BB7
65.GND
67.KEY
69.TXD_CARD
71.INT_EXT
73.EMGREQ1_V
75.IC1V_OE
77.NC
79.FNC2
81.SOUND1
83.DSUBR
85.DSUBG
87.SDUBB
89.IN5_HD
91.GPC1
93.GPC5
95.VYOBI2
123..
161
162
160
606162
484950
.
...
...
CN6301 AKM1345
.
484950
123..
148
149
152
153
154
525354
2.GND
4.GND
6.GND
8.GND
10.GND
12.GND
14.GND
16.GND
18.S_DIN_SEL
20.FNC0
22.V+3.3V
24.GND
26.GND
28.GND
30.GND
32.RB0
34.RB2
36.RB4
38.RB6
40.GND
42.GB0
44.GB2
46.GB4
48.GB6
52.GND
54.BB0
56.BB2
58.BB4
60.BB6
62.GND
66.GND
68.NC
70.RXD_CARD
72.NC
74.EMGREQ2_V
76.RESETX1
78.SD_SEL
80.FNC3
82.GND
84.GND
86.GND
88.GND
90.SOUSA_X
92.GPC2
94.VYOBI1
96.DSUNSW_DET
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D+2.7
D+2.7
D+2.7
CN9012
AKM1278
CN8502 AD2
1.GND
3.P_ST_B
5.NC
7.NC
9.NC
11.NC
13.NC
15.NC
17.NC
19.GND
123..
484950
.
103
147
...
474849
.
101.GND
103.GND
105.GND
107.GND
109.GND
111.GND
113.GND
115.V+13.5
117.IN4_DET
119.SLOT_ST2
121.NC
123.GND
125.3G4G
127.GND
129.GND
131.GND
133.BA6
135.BA4
137.BA2
139.BA0
141.GND
143.GA6
145.GA4
147.GA2
149.GA0
153.GND
155.RA6
157.RA4
159.RA2
161.RA0
165.GND
167.VSEPSCL
169.NC
171.FIRST_RXD
173.EMGREQ1_S
175.IC1S_OE
177.NC
179.SLOT_ST3
181.SOUND2
183.GND
185.GND
187.GND
189.IN5_VD
191.GPC3
193.NC
195.VYOBI5
D.GND
D.GND
.
484950
101
102
123..
D.GND
2.GND
4.MR_ST_B
6.MR_RXD
8.AC_DET_B
10.REQ
12.MR_TXD
14.STB_MUTE
16.VIS
18.FIELD
20.GND
123..
102.GND
104.SCL_VS
106.SDA_VS
108.GND
110.V+12V
112.V+12V
114.V+3.3STB
116.V+13.5
118.IN3_DET
120.IR
122.NC
124.GND
126.IN5_DET
128.DE
130.CLK
132.BA7
134.BA5
136.BA3
138.BA1
140.GND
142.GA7
144.GA5
146.GA3
148.GA1
152.GND
154.RA7
156.RA5
158.RA3
160.RA1
162.GND
166.GND
168.VSEPSDA
170.GET_UART
172.NC
174.EMGREQ2_S
176.NC
178.NC
180.M_CHOICE
182.GND
184.DSUBH
186.DSUBV
188.GND
190.HYOUJI_X
192.GPC4
194.VYOBI4
196.VYOBI6
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CN9011
AKM1274
AD2
CN8502
AKM1343
CN8501 AD1
1.GND
2.GND
3.GND
4.RE+
5.RE-
6.RD+
7.RD-
8.RCLK+
9.RCLK-
10.GND
11.RC+
12.RC-
13.RB+
14.RB-
15.RA+
VIDEO SLOT IF ASSY
16.RA-
17.GND
18.NC
19.NC
20.NC
21.NC
22.NC
23.NC
24.GND
25.MSEL
26.POWER
STB_MUTE
27.
28.RFU
29.STATUS
30.GND
31.GND
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CN4001 AKM1299
PDP-42MXE20
AWW1245
VDDM3
KEY
GND
15
17
19
AD1
CN8501
AKM1339
101112
TEMP-SENSOR1
SENB ASSY
CN1001
AKM1279
TM2
SCL5
GND
VDD+3.3V
SDA5
SCL5
GND
VDD+3.3V
123
4
ADX3267
1
2
3
ADX3263
2
1
4
3
6
5
.
.
.
.
.
.
16
18
20
ADX3264
1
2
3
.
.
.
29
30
31
13
1.+16.5V
2.NC
ADX3286
ADX3265
PM
PN
3.GND
PV
PA
ADX3270
7
M+7V
6
D.GND
5
NC
4
NC
3
NC
2
NC
1
NC
12
D+3.3
11
D+3.3
10
D+3.3
9
D.GND
8
D.GND
7
D.GND
6
D+2.7
5
D+2.7
4
D+2.7
3
D.GND
2
D.GND
1
D.GND
8
A+12
7
A.GND
6
A+6
5
A+6
4
A.GND
3
A.GND
2
NC
1
NC
6
S+12
5
S+12
4
S+12
3
GND
2
GND
1
GND
SDA5
567
8
ADX3271
ADX3276 (or ADX3289)
POWER SUPPLY
AXY1127
GND_SUS
GND_SUS
PS
13
A+12V
12
A+12V
11
A.GND
10
A.GND
9
NC
8
NC
7
D+3.3
6
D+3.3
5
D.GND
4
D.GND
3
STB3.3
2
D.GND
1
NC
GND_ADR
GND_ADR
+16.5V
+6.5V
GND_D
VSUS
VSUS
+60V
+60V
GND_SUS
GND_SUS
P2
1
2
3
4
56
7
NC
8
STB3.3V
GND_STB
STB_MUTE_B
EXT_PD
VSUS_ADJ
AC_DET
PD_TRG_B
P6
1
2
3
NC
4
5
GND_ADR
GND_ADR
P3
CN4001
1.A+12V
2.A+12V
3.A.GND
4.A.GND
5.A+16.5V
6.A.GND
7.D+3.3
8.D+3.3
9.D,GND
10.D.GND
11.STB3.3
12.D.GND
13.NC
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GND
AU-L
S+12
1
S+12
2
S+12
3
GND
4
GND
5
GND
6
AUDIO ASSY
AWW1237
GND
AU-R
PA
CN3003
AKM1277
GND
SP_ALM
MUTE
SCL7
SDA7
AU
CN3004
AKM1280
AC INLET
+16.5V
+6.5V
GND_D
VSUS
VSUS
+8V
+8V
GND_D
GND_D
PS_PD
RELAY
DRF_B
+60V
+60V
AKP1296
NC
NC
NC
NC
L
1
TEMP-SENSOR3
SEND ASSY
AWW1219AWW1217
TM3
SCL5
GND
VDD+3.3V
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P1
1
2
3
ADX3278
4
56
7
8
9
ADX3196
P4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
ADX3292
1011
1213
14
ADX3199
1
P7
2
3
4
ADX3198
5
6
N
2
ADX3285
ADX3284
SDA5
SCL5
GND
CN1201
AKM1279
VDD+3.3V
SDA5
8
PDP Md
AWV2251
Y4(CN2350)
AWV2250
X2(CN1201)
AWV2254
D2(CN3002)
D1(CN3001)
D11(CN3601)
AWV2253
(3/4)
AD2(CN1502)
AWV2253
(4/4)
AD2(CN1502)
AWV2253
(2/4)
AD2(CN1502)
AWV2251
Y4(CN2350)
TEMP-SENSOR2
SENC ASSY
AWW1218
CN1101
AKM1275
TM4
AC Switch
ASG1094
SCL5
GND
123
VDD+3.3V
SDA5
4
A
B
C
D
E
ROUT+
ROUT-
LOUT+
LOUT-
123
4
SPEAKER_OUT
PDP-42MXE20
56
AC
1
VDDM3V
SW
KEY
2
CN2201
GND
3
ADX3266
S3B-EH
7
KEY ASSY
AWW1223
8
F
17
1234
2.2 OVERALL CONNECTION DIAGRAM (2/2)
A
÷
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.
ADX3268
2.NC
4.GND
6.MC
8.GND
10.NC
12.GND
14.AUDIO_R
16.GND
18.AUDIO_L
20.GND
ADX3274
26.→25.GND
27.→24.BB2
28.→23.GND
29.→22.RA5
30.→21.GND
31.→10.BB3
32.→19.GND
33.→18.RA4
34.→17.GND
35.→16.BB4
36.→15.GND
37.→14.RA3
38.→13.GND
39.→12.BB5
40.→11.GND
41.→10.RA2
42.→ 9.GND
43. →8.BB6
44. →7.GND
45. →6.RA1
46. →5.GND
47. →4.BB7
48. →3.GND
49. →2.RA0
50. →1.GND
TM
135..
246..
135..
246..
123
SCL5
CN4006
AKP1251
1
FAN-CTL
2
GND
3
123
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123456789
...
...
F-ALM
FAN-CTL GND F-ALM
A+12A.GNDA+6A+6A.GNDA.GNDNCNC
AU-LGNDAU-RGNDSP_ALMGNDMUTESCL7SDA7
CN2303AKP1252
123
.
232425
123
.
232425
CN9008AKM1279
CN9001AKM1280
124
125
124
125
FB
CN9004AKM1274
FA
CN9003AKM1274
PV
AU
CN4004→CN5301
26.→25.GPC4
27.→24.GPC2
28.→23.GPC5
29.→22.GND
30.→21.VYOBI1
31.→10.VYOBI2
32.→19.GND
33.→18.DSUBSW_DET
34.→17.G4G
35.→16.FNC0
36.→15.IR
37.→14.SLOT_ST2
38.→13.FNC1
39.→12.S_DIN_SEL
40.→11.SLOT_ST1
41.→10.IN4_DET
42. →9.GND
43. →8.SDA_VS
44. →7.SCL_VS
45. →6.SDA5
46. →5.SCL5
47. →4.GND
48. →3.VCC_DOWN1
49. →2.PNP_WR
50. →1.NC
CN5010
AKM1343
246..
135..
.
363840
.
353739
CN9010AKM1342
CN5001, CN4005
1.GND
3.Y(G)ON_SYNC
5.GND
7.B(B-Y)
9.GND
11.R(R-Y)
13.GND
15.HD_SA
17.GND
19.VD_SA
151719
.
161820
.
151719
.
161820
.
CN4005 AKM1343
CN4003→CN6302
1.→50.GA4
2.→49.GND
3.→48.GB4
4.→47.GND
5.→46.GA3
6.→45.GND
7.→44.GB5
8.→43.GND
9.→42.GA2
10.→41.GND
11.→40.GB6
12.→39.GND
13.→38.GA1
14.→37.GND
15.→39.GB7
16.→35.GND
17.→34.GA0
18.→33.GND
19.→32.BB0
20.→31.GND
21.→30.RA7
22.→29.GND
23.→28.BB1
24.→27.GND
25.→26.RA6
FAN(1&2)AXM1054
"FAN" may be connected
B
to either "FA" or "FB"
CN9010,CN2302
1.VCC_DOWN2
3.NC
5.NC
7.LEDCTL1
C
D
9.LEDCTL2
11.RLS
13.VDDM3.3V
15.VDDM5V
17.4G/5G
19.TXD2
21.PLE_CTL2
23.RXD2
25.PLE_CTL
27.STL_LINK
29.CB_MUTE
31.KEY
33.RXD
35.TXD
37.GND
39.GPC1
CN2301KM200NA8L
REMIN
LEDCTL1LEDCTL1
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1234567
REMIN
LEDCTL2LEDCTL2
LED2 ASSY
AWW1224
E
CN2303,Card edge connector
1.NC
2.IRSW
3.IR_COMM_OUT
4.IR_COMM_IN
5.GND
6.GND
7.GND
8.CYOBI3
9.CYOBI2
10.CSL_ST2
11.CSL_ST1
14.GND
15.GND
16.FIRST_RXD
17.GET_UART
18.INT_EXT
19.RXD_CARD
20.TXD_CARD
21.GPC5
F
22.GPC4
23.GPC3
24.GPC2
25.GPC1
FAN(1)FAN(2)
2.V+6.5V
4.CSL_ST1
6.REMIN
8.GND
10.CYOBI3
12.CYOBI2
14.CSL_ST2
16.VDDM3.3V
18.GND
20.VDDM5V
22.GND
24.FIRST_RXD
26.GET_UART
28.INT_EXT
30.RXD_GU
32.TXD_GU
34.GPC5
36.GPC4
38.GPC3
40.GPC2
CN2302
AKM1347
246..
135..
COMM SLOT I/F ASSY
AWW1222
VDDM5V
VDDM3.3V
GND
RLS
GND
8
ADX3283
8
CN2401
AKM1294
GND
RLS
GND
VDDM5V
VDDM3.3V
101.NC
102.GND
103.GND
104.GND
105.TXD_PDP
106.RXD_PDP
107.KEY_COMM_IN
108.CB_MUTE
109.STL_LINK
110.GND
111.GND
114.V+6.5V
115.V+6.5V
116.GND
117.GND
118.VDDM3.3V
119.VDDM3.3V
120.VDDM5
121.APL_CTL1
122.APL_RXD
123.APL_CTL2
124.APL_TXD
125.SLT_Vrer
ADX3262
AU:SHIELD-WIRE
(1,3pin:shield)
.
363840
.
353739
101
102
103
123..
101
102
103
123..
Card edge connector
COMM SLOT ASSY
AWW1221
1.←50.VDDM3.3V
2.→49.NC
3.→48.NC
4.→47.KEY
5.→46.GND
6.→45.GET_UART
7.→44.TXD_CARD
8.→43.FIRST_RXD
9.→42.RXD_CARD
10.→41.INT_EXT
11.→40.GND
12.→39.RESETX1
13.→38.SLOT_ST3
14.→37.SD_SEL
15.→39.SOUND2
16.→35.FNC3
17.→34.FNC2
18.→33.SOUND1
19.→32.GND
20.→31.IN5_VD
21.→30.IN5_HD
22.→29.GND
23.→28.HYOUJI_X
24.→27.GPC3
25.→26.GPC1
4
GND
SDA5
VDD+3.3VCN9501AKM1275
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NCNCNCNCNC
M+7V
D.GND
CN9006
PM
AKM1278
12345
6
D+3.3
D+3.3
D+3.3
D.GND
D.GND
D.GND
CN9007
PN1PN2
AKM1277
MAIN ASSY
PDP-42MXE20
AWW1235
CN5301 AKM1345CN6302 AKM1345
123..
CN4004 AKM1345CN4003 AKM1345CN4002 AKM1345
196
CN4002→CN6301
1.→50.VD
2.→49.HD
3.→48.DE
4.→47.CLK
5.→46.GND
6.→45.RB0
7.→44.GND
8.→43.BA7
9.→42.GND
10.→41.RB1
11.→40.GND
12.→39.BA6
13.→38.GND
14.→37.RB2
15.→39.GND
16.→35.BA5
17.→34.GND
18.→33.RB3
19.→32.GND
20.→31.BA4
21.→30.GND
22.→29.RB4
23.→28.GND
24.→27.BA3
25.→26.GND
.
484950
ADD1342ADD1342-ADD1342
484950
.
194
195
...
949596
...
CN4006
Card edge
connector
26.→25.RB5
27.→24.GND
28.→23.BA2
29.→22.GND
30.→21.RB6
31.→10.GND
32.→19.BA1
33.→18.GND
34.→17.RB7
35.→16.GND
36.→15.BA0
37.→14.GND
38.→13.GB0
39.→12.GND
40.→11.GB1
41.→10.GND
42.→ 9.GB1
43.→ 8.GND
44.→ 7.GA6
45.→ 6.GND
46.→ 5.GB2.
47. 4.GND
48.→ 3.GA5
49.→ 2.GND
50.→ 1.GB3
167
166
123..
165
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1.GND
3.G
5.B
7.R
9.HD_SA
11.VD_SA
13.AUDIO_L
15.AUDIO_R
17.SLOT_ST1
19.FNC1
21.V+3.3V
23.NC
25.HD_DET
27.VD
29.HD
31.GND
33.RB1
35.RB3
37.RB5
39.RB7
41.GND
43.GB1
45.GB3
47.GB5
49.GB7
53.GND
55.BB1
57.BB3
59.BB5
61.BB7
65.GND
67.KEY
69.TXD_CARD
71.INT_EXT
73.EMGREQ1_V
75.IC1V_OE
77.NC
79.FNC2
81.SOUND1
83.DSUBR
85.DSUBG
87.SDUBB
89.IN5_HD
91.GPC1
93.GPC5
95.VYOBI2
123..
161
162
160
606162
484950
.
...
...
CN6301 AKM1345
.
484950
123..
148
149
152
153
154
525354
2.GND
4.GND
6.GND
8.GND
10.GND
12.GND
14.GND
16.GND
18.S_DIN_SEL
20.FNC0
22.V+3.3V
24.GND
26.GND
28.GND
30.GND
32.RB0
34.RB2
36.RB4
38.RB6
40.GND
42.GB0
44.GB2
46.GB4
48.GB6
52.GND
54.BB0
56.BB2
58.BB4
60.BB6
62.GND
66.GND
68.NC
70.RXD_CARD
72.NC
74.EMGREQ2_V
76.RESETX1
78.SD_SEL
80.FNC3
82.GND
84.GND
86.GND
88.GND
90.SOUSA_X
92.GPC2
94.VYOBI1
96.DSUNSW_DET
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NC
D+2.7
D+2.7
D+2.7
CN9012AKM1278
CN8502 AD2
1.GND
3.P_ST_B
5.NC
7.NC
9.NC
11.NC
13.NC
15.NC
17.NC
19.GND
123..
484950
.
103
147
...
474849
.
101.GND
103.GND
105.GND
107.GND
109.GND
111.GND
113.GND
115.V+13.5
117.IN4_DET
119.SLOT_ST2
121.NC
123.GND
125.3G4G
127.GND
129.GND
131.GND
133.BA6
135.BA4
137.BA2
139.BA0
141.GND
143.GA6
145.GA4
147.GA2
149.GA0
153.GND
155.RA6
157.RA4
159.RA2
161.RA0
165.GND
167.VSEPSCL
169.NC
171.FIRST_RXD
173.EMGREQ1_S
175.IC1S_OE
177.NC
179.SLOT_ST3
181.SOUND2
183.GND
185.GND
187.GND
189.IN5_VD
191.GPC3
193.NC
195.VYOBI5
D.GND
D.GND
.
484950
101
102
123..
D.GND
2.GND
4.MR_ST_B
6.MR_RXD
8.AC_DET_B
10.REQ
12.MR_TXD
14.STB_MUTE
16.VIS
18.FIELD
20.GND
123..
102.GND
104.SCL_VS
106.SDA_VS
108.GND
110.V+12V
112.V+12V
114.V+3.3STB
116.V+13.5
118.IN3_DET
120.IR
122.NC
124.GND
126.IN5_DET
128.DE
130.CLK
132.BA7
134.BA5
136.BA3
138.BA1
140.GND
142.GA7
144.GA5
146.GA3
148.GA1
152.GND
154.RA7
156.RA5
158.RA3
160.RA1
162.GND
166.GND
168.VSEPSDA
170.GET_UART
172.NC
174.EMGREQ2_S
176.NC
178.NC
180.M_CHOICE
182.GND
184.DSUBH
186.DSUBV
188.GND
190.HYOUJI_X
192.GPC4
194.VYOBI4
196.VYOBI6
18
PDP-42MXE20
1234
5678
A
B
C
D
E
56
PDP-42MXE20
F
19
7
8
1234
3. DIAGNOSIS INFORMATION
3.1 THE FLOW OF DIAGNOSIS
A
1. Abnormality in power supply
• Refer to the "7.1.3 TROUBLESHOOTING" on ARP3340 (PDP-425CMX : Page 128).
No power
Turn the power off at the MainPower Switch then back on.
Note:When an abnormality is detected and indicated by LEDs' flashing or
lighting, all power-supply lines, except for the 7-V DC (M+7 V) and 5-V DC (M+5 V) lines, will be automatically shut off after about 10 seconds. When you are going to check the power-supply lines other than the 7-V DC (M+7 V) and 5-V DC (M+5 V) lines, place a tester to a measurement point beforehand then check the line.
Is the POWER/STANDBYindicator lit?
B
See "Other causes for shutdown" of "Failure Diagnosis by LEDs."
C
YES
NO
Is AC power supplied to the AC connector (power cord)?
Is 6.8 V DC output from Pin 1 of the PM connector?
Failure in the LED PWB (failure in D2402 or CN2401) or in the COMM SLOT IF (failure in the line for CN2301 or CN2303) or in the MAIN PWB (failure in the line for CN9010).
When POWER/SATNDBY indicator turns on red, perform the power-on operation with the remote control unit or the RS232C command.
NO
YES
NO
YES
The POWER switch or power cord is defective.
A
D
E
F
20
1234
PDP-42MXE20
5678
4. GENERAL INFORMATION
4.1 DIAGNOSIS
4.1.1 PCB LOCATION
NOTE : When disassembly, old component possesses it with MAIN ASSY and VSIF ASSY it
then new component and old component confirm it when change it.
A
42 SCAN B
Assy
42 SCAN A
Assy
42 Y DRIVE
Assy
SENB Assy
POWER SUPPLY
MAIN
Assy
Unit
VSIF
Assy
SEND AssySUS CLAMP 1
Assy
B
42 X DRIVE
Assy
C
COMMSLOT IF
Assy
42 ADDRESS
LED2 AssyKEY Assy
Assy
Assy
42 ADDRESS
Assy
VSIF AssyAUDIO Assy SENC AssyCOMMSLOT
MD DIGITAL AssySUS CLAMP 2 Assy
42 ADDRESS
Assy
42 ADDRESS
Assy
D
E
F
56
PDP-42MXE20
21
7
8
1234
5. ADJUSTMENT
A
1. At shipment, the unit is adjusted to its best conditions. Normally, it is not necessary to readjust even if an assembly is replaced. If the
adjustment is shifted or if it becomes necessary to readjust because of part replacement, etc., perform the adjustment as described below.
2. Any value changed in Service/Factory mode will be stored in memory as soon as it is changed. Before readjustment, take note of the
original values for reference in case you need to restore the original settings.
3. Use a stable AC power supply.
5.1 ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED WHEN THE SET IS REPAIRED OR REPLACED
When any of the following assemblies is replaced
B
POWER SUPPLY UnitNo adjustment required
MD DIGITAL Assy
Refer to the "7.1.5 BACKUP WHEN THE MAIN UNIT IS ADJUSTED"
on ARP3340 (PDP-425CMX).
42 X DRIVE AssyNo adjustment required
42 Y DRIVE AssyNo adjustment required
Service Panel
C
MAIN Assy
SUB Assy (Audio, 232C, Sensor, etc.)
Other assemblies
Refer to the "6.7 METHOD FOR REPLACING THE SERVICE
PANEL ASSY"
Refer to the "ADJUSTMENT"
No adjustment required
No adjustment required
When any part in the following assemblies is replaced
POWER SUPPLY Unit
D
MD DIGITAL AssyNo adjustment required
42 X DRIVE Assy (IC1101, IC1102)
The assembly must be replaced as a unit, and no part
replacement is allowed.