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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LABEL CHECK
THIS PIONEER APPARATUS CONTAINS
IMPORTANT
LASER OF CLASS ΙΙΙ b.
SERVICING OPERATION OF THE APPARATUS
SHOULD BE DONE BY A SPECIALLY
INSTRUTED PERSON.
USYNLIG LASERSTRÅLING VED ÅBNING NÅR SIKKERHED SAFBRYDERE ER UDE AF FUNKTION.
UNDGÅ UDSÆTTELSE FOR STRÅLING
UNSICHTBARE LASER-STRAHLUNG TRITT AUS, WENN DECKEL
(ODER KLAPPE) GEÖFFNET IST! NICHT DEM STRAHL AUSSETZEN!
Put on Top Plate
MYXJ type
ADVARSEL
VORSICHT!
VRW1094
Put on Top Plate
MYXJ and NVXJ types
Put on Bottom Base
KUXJ/CA Type
Put on Bridge
Additional Laser Caution
1. Laser Interlock Mechanism
The position of the switch (S601) on the SERVO
MECHANISM Assy for detecting loading state is detected
by the system microprocessor, and the design prevents
laser diode oscillation when the switch (S601) is not on
CLMP terminal side (CLMP signal is OFF or high level.).
Thus, the interlock will no longer function if the switch
(S601) is deliberately set to CLMP terminal side (low
level).
The interlock also does not function in the test mode ∗.
Laser diode oscillation will continue, if pin 1 of M51593FP
(IC101) on the PRE-AMP BOARD ASSY mounted on the
CD-R PICKUP is connected to GND, or pin 19 is
connected to low level (ON), or else the terminals of Q101
are shorted to each other (fault condition).
2. When the cover is opened with the servo mechanism
block removed and turned over, close viewing of the
objective lens with the naked eye will cause exposure to a
Class 1 laser beam.
∗ Refer to page 51.
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2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
NOTES :Parts marked by “ NSP ” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
Screw adjacent to mark on the product are used for disassembly.
2.1 PACKING
10
9
1
NVXJ type
only
20
12
18
PDR-L77
Except NVXJ type
1
5
6
7
8
16
15
KUXJ/CA and NVXJ types
MYXJ type
MYXJ type
4
only
only
only
14
11
13
2
3
4
17
19
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(1) PACKING PARTS LIST
Mark No.DescriptionPart No.
1AC Power Cord
2Operating Instructions
3Operating Instructions
4Operating Instructions
4.1 SERVO MECHANISM, LOADING A and LOADING B ASSYS
NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS :
1. Part numbers in PCB diagrams match those in the schematic
diagrams.
2. A comparison between the main parts of PCB and schematic
diagrams is shown below.
Symbol In PCB
Diagrams
BCE
BCE
D
Symbol In Schematic
Diagrams
BCEBCE
BCE
BCE
DGGSS
DGS
Part Name
Transistor
Transistor
with resistor
Field effect
transistor
Resistor array
3-terminal
regulator
3. The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary parts for
several destinations.
For further information for respective destinations, be sure to
check with the schematic diagram.
4. View point of PCB diagrams.
Connector
Capacitor
SIDE A
P.C.Board
Chip Part
SIDE B
PDR-L77
A
CARRIAGE
MOTOR
M
SPINDLE
MOTOR
SERVO
B
MECHANISM
ASSY
M
CN452
A
C
LOADING A
ASSY
SERVO
B
MECHANISM
ASSY
LOADING A
C
ASSY
B
C
LOADING B
D
ASSY
1
CN451
A
LOADING B
LOADING
MOTOR
D
ASSY
A
M
SIDE ASIDE B
2
CN453
(PNP1471-B)
3
D
DCB
4
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4.2 CD-R CORE ASSY
A
CD-R CORE ASSY
A
B
23
• This PCB is a four-layered board.
4
D
CN551
C
CN501
B
CN601
J
CN21
E
CN804
To
CD-R
PICKUP
C
E
CN801
(PNP1465-B)
VR164
VR161 VR141 VR162 VR163 VR101
IC361-IC364IC303IC302IC305IC931-IC933
IC351IC371IC301 IC304IC503Q301
D
Q302 Q303Q402 Q401IC401IC501IC507 IC506IC352
IC451IC201IC502IC509Q203 Q203IC251-IC254
Q201IC101Q142IC562IC431
36
SIDE A
A
1234
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234
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CD-R CORE ASSY
A
• This PCB is a four-layered board.
A
B
Q551Q202 IC255
IC505IC508IC181
Q102IC561IC141IC161
Q103Q141
SIDE B
1
2
C
(PNP1465-B)
D
A
3
4
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4.3 CDR ASSY
23
4
A
E
CDR ASSY
F
CN7201
SIDE A
A
CN501
B
C
D
A
CN301
H
CN7502
38
E
(ANP7336-B)
IC7451Q7423Q7513
1234
Q7451
Q7454
Q7453
Q7101
Q7103
Q7104
Q7509–Q7511
IC7501
Q7512
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SIDE B
1
234
PDR-L77
A
E
CDR ASSY
B
(ANP7336-B)
1
Q7107
Q7508
Q7507
IC7101Q7301
Q7105
IC7102
Q7505
Q7506
Q7502
Q7501
2
IC7301
Q7246
Q7245
3
Q7241
IC7241
IC7401
E
4
C
D
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4.4 PJB ASSY
23
4
A
F
PJB ASSY
SIDE A
B
G
CN7003
(ANP7337-B)
F
PJB ASSY
E
CN7704
SIDE B
C
D
40
F
1234
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1
4.5 FRKB ASSY
234
PDR-L77
A
SIDE A
(ANP7337-B)
I
FRKB ASSY (1/3)
I
FRKB ASSY (2/3)
I
FRKB ASSY (3/3)
H
J7501
B
SIDE B
I
FRKB ASSY (1/3)
I
FRKB ASSY (3/3)
I
FRKB ASSY (2/3)
C
D
41
I
1
2
3
4
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4.6 PWSB ASSY
A
Q7007
IC7005IC7006
B
G
PWSB ASSY
23
F
CN7202
A
CN901
4
SIDE A
Q7010
Q7008
DC FAN
MOTOR
(ANP7337-B)
C
IC7052
D
AC
POWER
CORD
42
G
1234
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SIDE B
1
234
PDR-L77
G
PWSB ASSY
Q7006
A
B
(ANP7337-B)
Q7009
C
Q7051
D
G
1
2
3
4
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A
B
1
PDR-L77
4.7 FLDP ASSY
I
CN7501
23
H
FLDP ASSY (1/2)
4
SIDE A
C
E
CN7502
D
44
H
1234
(ANP7337-B)
H
FLDP ASSY (2/2)
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SIDE B
1
234
PDR-L77
H
FLDP ASSY (1/2)
A
B
H
FLDP ASSY (2/2)
1
(ANP7337-B)
2
C
D
H
3
4
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5. PCB PARTS LIST
NOTES :Parts marked by “ NSP ” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
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. 1When 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%).
560 Ω = 56 × 10
47k Ω = 47 × 10
0.5 Ω = R50 ...................................................................... RN2H Â50 K
1 Ω = 1R0 ......................................................................... RS1P 1Â0 K
Ex. 2When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film resistors).
1. When adjusting the servo system adjustment
CD : Test disc for adjustment (STD-903 or equivalent)
6.2 JIGS AND MEASURING
INSTRUMENTS
(1) Laser Power Meter
Following power meter manufactured by Advantest Corporation
or equivalent :
TQ8210 + TQ82017
TQ8215 + TQ82021
TQ8215 + TQ82010 + TQ82017
LE8010 (by LEADER)
(2) Oscilloscope
(3) CD Jitter Meter
(4) Remote control supplied with PDR-L77 (AXD7242)
[(5)LD service remote control (GGF1067)]
6.3 TEST MODE
6.3.1 Test Mode
For adjustment, set the unit to Test mode. To enter Test mode, turn
on the unit with the Test Mode Short-Circuit pattern on the CDR
Assy. In Test mode, the display (FL) on the unit lights as follows.
0 00 00´00´´
If not, turn the power off and repeat the same steps again.
6.3.2 Operations in Test Mode
Please use the remote control provited with the PDR-L77(AXD7242)
or the LD service remote control(GGF1067).
In Test mode, the following adjustment functions are assigned to
the buttons, as explained below.
7 During adjustment of LD power
(“DIGITAL” segment does not light this time)
COMPACT DISC RECORDER
ERASE button
(TV/LDP button)
: Switching CD/CD-R/CD-RW
(STOP/OPEN CLOSE button)
INPUT SELECTOR button
STOP button
: LD off
(DIG/ANA button)
: Test mode switch
Fig.2 During adjustment of LD power
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
CU–PD113
Î
@ STANDBY/ON
FADER
FINALIZE
DIGITAL
AUTO/
ERASE
SYNCHRO
SELECTOR
PROGRAM
MANUAL
&
*#
!
⁄
INPUT
SKIP PLAY
SET CLEAR
1526374
9
10/0 >10
CHECK
CLEAR
• ‡
TRACK NO.
WRITE
TIME
$›
SKIP ID
REPEAT
RANDOM
REC MUTE button
(SIDE B button)
: LD on 2
REC
RECORD button
(SIDE A button)
: LD on 1
1, ¡ button
(4, ¢ button)
: Sled move
8
AXD7242
(The button shown in
corresponds in GGF1067.)
CDR ASSY
SIDE B
Fig. 1 Enter the Test mode
Short-circuit
7 During adjustment of servo system
(“DIGITAL” segment lights this time)
FINALIZE button
(REP. A button)
: Focus in
ERASE button
(TV/LDP button)
: Adjustment value decision
DIGITAL SYNCHRO button
(STILL STEP e button)
: Adjustment value decision
(STOP/OPEN CLOSE button)
INPUT SELECTOR button
STOP button
: Stop
PAUSE button
(PAUSE button)
: Tracking servo close
(DIG/ANA button)
: Test mode switch
1, ¡ button
(4, ¢ button)
: Sled move
Fig.3 During adjustment of servo system
COMPACT DISC RECORDER
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
CU–PD113
Î
@ STANDBY/ON
FINALIZE
FADER
DIGITAL
SYNCHRO
SELECTOR
PROGRAM
AUTO/
ERASE
MANUAL
&
*#
!
⁄
INPUT
SKIP PLAY
SET CLEAR
1526374
9
10/0 >10
CHECK
CLEAR
• ‡
REC
TRACK NO.
WRITE
TIME
$›
SKIP ID
8
REPEAT
RANDOM
REC MUTE button
(SIDE B button)
: Adjustment
RECORD button
(SIDE A button)
: Adjustment
AUTO/MANUAL,
TRACK No. WRITE button
(CX button)
: Servo adjustment mode switch
PLAY button
(PLAY button)
: Spindle kick
CLEAR button
(X3 3 button)
: Adjustment value initialization
BET button
(TV/LDP button)
: Adjustment value decision
AXD7242
(The button shown in
corresponds in GGF1067.)
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6.4 ADJUSTMENT 1 (LASER DIODE POWER ADJUSTMENT)
CD-R CORE ASSY
RW ERASE
VR164
VR141
RW BIAS
VR161
RW REC
VR162
R O.D.
VR163
R REC
VR101
PB. PW
CN102
6
1
1 : RF
2 : VC
3 : MPP
4 : TE
5 : VC
6 : FE
CD-R overdrive
CD-R record
power
Playback power
PlaybackCD-R recording
CD-RW erase
power
CD-RW record power
CD-RW bias
power
CD-RW recording
Fig.5 Output power of the laser diode
Note 1 : Attach the remote sensor of the laser power meter to a
Note 2 : When adjusting with VRs, first turn them completely
Note 3 : The wave length setting of the laser power meter is
assumed to be 780nm.
point angled away about 10 degrees against the pickup
lens and where the maximum power is detected, so that
there will be no light reflected onto the pickup.
counter-clockwise and then adjust clockwise, so that the
value to be reached is not exceeded.
Fig. 4 Adjustment points
DANGER – LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN.
6.4.1 Playback Power Adjustment
Test Point
Adjustment Point
Adjustment Value
[Procedure]
(1) Check that "CD" is displayed on the FL display. If "CD-R" or "CD-RW" is displayed, press the ERASE button repeatedly until "CD" is
displayed.
(2) Press the RECORD button.
(3) Press the REC MUTE button. The LED for confirmation of LD emission will light in red. The LD is emitting in this status.
(4) Turn VR101 clockwise until the adjustment value to be reached is obtained.
(5) Press the STOP button to shut off the LD.
Pickup objective lens
VR101 (PB. PW)
0.60 mW ± 0.05 mW
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
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6.4.2 CD-R Record Power Adjustment
PDR-L77
DANGER – LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN.
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
Test Point
Adjustment Point
Adjustment Value
Pickup objective lens
VR163 (R REC), VR162 (R O.D.)
VR163 : 4.60 mW ± 0.1 mW
VR162 : Addition of 0.1 mW ± 0.01 mW to the adjustment value of VR163
[Procedure]
(1) Turn VR163 and VR162 completely counterclockwise to set their power output to minimum.
(2) Press the ERASE button once so that "CD-R" appears on the FL display.
If the indication is "CD" or "CD-RW," press the ERASE button repeatedly until "CD-R" is displayed on the FL display.
(3) Press the RECORD button.
(4) Press the REC MUTE button. The LED for confirmation of LD emission will light in red. The LD is emitting in this status.
Adjustment of CD-R record power
(5) Turn VR163 clockwise until the adjusted value is 4.60 mW ± 0.1 mW.
Adjustment of CD-R overdrive power
(6) Turn VR162 clockwise until the adjusted value becomes adjustment value at Step 5 above + (0.1 mW ± 0.01 mW).
(7) Press the STOP button to shut off the LD.
(1) Turn VR141, VR161 and VR164 completely counterclockwise to set their power output to minimum.
(2) Press the ERASE button twice so that "CD-RW" appears on the FL display.
If the indication is "CD" or "CD-R," press the ERASE button repeatedly until "CD-RW" appears on the FL display.
(3) Press the RECORD button.
(4) Press the REC MUTE button. The LED for confirmation of LD emission will light in red. The LD is emitting in this status.
Adjustment of BIAS power
(5) Turn VR141 clockwise until the adjusted value is 0.40 mW ± 0.05 mW.
Adjustment of CD-RW record power
(6) Turn VR161 clockwise until the adjusted value is 2.00 mW ± 0.1 mW.
Adjustment of CD-RW erase power
(7) Turn VR164 clockwise until the adjusted value is 5.70 mW ± 0.1 mW.
(8) Press the STOP button to shut off the LD.
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6.5 ADJUSTMENT 2 (SERVO SYSTEM ADJUSTMENT)
CD-R CORE ASSY
For servo adjustment, set the INPUT SELECTOR to DIGITAL.
“DIGITAL” segment lights this time.
INPUT
SELECTOR
Use the RECORD button and the REC MUTE button to make
the adjustments.
•‡
To register an adjustment, press the SET button.
SET
REC
SKIP ID
CN102
1 : RF
2 : VC
3 : MPP
4 : TE
5 : VC
6 : FE
6
1
To reset the adjusted values to the initial settings, press and hold the
CLEAR button for 4 seconds.
SKIP ID
CLEAR
Fig. 6 Adjustment points
6.5.1 Focus Offset Adjustment
Test Point
Adjustment Point
Adjustment Value0 mV ± 10 mV
Symptom when out of
adjustment
[Procedure]
(1) Press the AUTO/MANUAL button until "01 F4" appears on the FL display.
(2) Adjust with the RECORD button and the REC MUTE button until the value for Pin 6 of CN102 is 0 mV ± 10 mV.
(3) Press the SET button to register the adjustment.
Once the adjustment is registered with the SET button, "D.VOL" on the FL display lights.
CN102 - pin 6 (FE)
RECORD button and REC MUTE button
The model does not focus-in
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FE
VC
10 : 1
10:1 probe
Oscilloscope
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6.5.2 M-S Mix Ratio Adjustment
PDR-L77
Test Point
Adjustment Point
Adjustment Value
Symptom when out of
adjustment
CN102 - pin 4 (TE) and pin 3 (MPP)
RECORD button and REC MUTE button
Adjust until the value of the output signals from pin 4 (TE) and pin 3 (MPP) of CN102 are the same,
or the differential output of these signals is minimal.
Sound broken, record characteristics deteriorate
Test Disc
STD-903
[Procedure]
(1) Press the AUTO/MANUAL button so that "02 F3" appears on the FL display.
(2) Press the FINALIZE button for focus-in.
(3) Press the PLAY button for CAV-servo spindle kick (the status where the spindle rotates with the focus servo on and tracking servo off).
(4) Adjust with the RECORD button and the REC MUTE button until the value to be reached is obtained.
(5) Press the SET button to register the adjustment.
Once the adjustment is registered with the SET knob, "D.VOL" on the FL display lights.
(6) Press the STOP button to stop the unit.
Note: For adjustment, use the following circuits.
TE
MPP
VC
39kΩ
39kΩ
0.001µF
0.001µF
10 : 1
10 : 1
10:1 probe
CH1
CH2
Oscilloscope
Note: Adjustment must be done around mid-radius on a disc.
6.5.3 Tracking Offset Adjustment
Test Point
Adjustment Point
Adjustment Value
[Procedure]
(1) Press the AUTO/MANUAL button so that "03 F6" appears on the FL display.
(2) Adjust with the RECORD button and the REC MUTE button until the above adjustment value to be reached is obtained.
(3) Press the SET button to register the adjustment.
Once the adjustment is registered with the SET button, "D.VOL" on the FL display lights.
TE
VC
Note: Perform the adjustment in Stop mode.
This adjustment is possible with the low-pass filter used in adjustment 5 above attached.
CN102 - pin 4 (TE)
RECORD button and REC MUTE button
0 mV ± 10 mV
10 : 1
10:1 probe
Oscilloscope
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6.5.4 Focus Bias Adjustment
Test Point
Adjustment Point
Adjustment Value
Symptom when out of
adjustment
CN102 - pin 1 (RF)
RECORD button and REC MUTE button
Adjust until RF jitter is minimal or that the eye pattern of the RF waveform is most open.
Sound broken, record characteristics deteriorate
Test Disc
STD-903
[Procedure]
(1) Press the DIGITAL SYNCHRO button in Stop mode.
Note: Make sure the unit is in Stop mode.
(2) Check that "SYNC" appears on the FL display.
(3) Press the AUTO/MANUAL button so that "04 34" appears on the FL display.
(4) Press the FINALIZE button for focus-in.
(5) Press the PLAY button for CAV-servo spindle kick.
(6) Press the PAUSE button to close the tracking servo, then set the unit to Playback mode.
(7) Adjust with the RECORD button and the REC MUTE button until the above adjustment value to be reached is obtained.
Press the SET button to register the adjustment. Once the adjustment is registered with the SET button, "D.VOL" on the FL display lights.
(8) Press the STOP button to stop the unit.
RF
VC
10 : 1
10:1 probe
Jitter Meter
or
Oscilloscope
Note: Adjustment must be done around mid-radius on a disc.
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7. GENERAL INFORMATION
7.1 DIAGNOSIS
7.1.1 POWER ON sequence
P** is made to occupy No. of SYSTEM µ-com.
H = Hi L = Low
PDR-L77
State of standby
POWER ON
PBMUTE ON
POWER ON
Mechanism Control IC reset release
XPFAIL : " H "
Yes Nomal
DET : " H "
• depends on LED
P27 RLED(STBY) : " H " Lighting
P28 BLED(PWON) : " H " Turning off
P29 GLED(PLAY) : " H " Turning off
• depends on single goods key.
• depends on the system communication.
• P57 PBMUTE : " L"
• P51 POWER : " H "
• P78 XRST : " H "
• P63 XPFAIL
The power supply is abnormal.
No
• P58 DET
The power supply is abnormal.
No
• the system communication
P65 SCLK
P43 SDATAIN
P42 SDATAOUT
P41 SREQ
• depends on LED
P27 RLED(STBY) : " L " Turning off
P28 BLED(PWON) : " L " Lighting
P29 GLED(PLAY) : " H " Turning off
• depends on Mechanism Control IC
communication
P11 DATA IN
P12 DATA OUT
P13 CLOCK
P3 XFUSE
P64 MREQ
P46 MACK
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7 System operation supported by cable connection only for CD-CDR
Synchronization of power supply
It is on/also turns off the power supply of CD-R synchronizing with on/off the power supply of the CD receiver.
Function [CD-R] display
When the AUX function and CD-R is connected, it is displayed without displaying as [AUX] as [CD-R].
CD-R auto function (1)
System automatically changes into the CD-R function if the PLAY button to CD-R is pushed.
CD-R auto function (2)
The reproduction of CD-R stops if the function is switched on the CD receiver side while CD-R is reproducing.
REC lock
The function is locked while CD-R is recording.
÷ In the ASES relation, System does not do especially at all.
System synchronous with CD records by the level synchronized function of CD-R.
memo:
• Because the receiver does not return arc ridge in ASES it, CD-R is not reproduced though CD-R lodges the receiver the AUTO
FUCTION demand when System tries to do CD-R in ASES (for instance, CD-MD) in PLAY.
• CD-R must send the receiver the REC lock demand when becoming a level synchronized standby.
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7.1.2 ERROR CODE
Laser Hour Meter Indication and Error Code Display for Service
The PDR-L77 can display the total turn-on time of the laser diode
and error codes for service.
When the TIME button is held down for about 5 seconds in stop
state in Normal mode, an FL display as shown below is obtained.
Display
∗∗∗∗ ∗∗
" 5100 "
Error code Number
PDR-L77
Right 2 FL digits : Error code for service
The total turn-on time of the laser diode is displayed in the range
of 0 to 5100.
The error code for service is displayed as a number (ERROR
NUMBER), which follows a message "CHECK DISC" or
"CHECK". For details, see the table below.
Error code table for service
CodeSymptomContents of ErrorPossible CauseCheckpoints
No operation even when
H0
power is supplied.
(CHECK display)
H1
Pre-recording process does
not complete, and the tray
H2
does not open.
(CHECK display)
Pre-recording process
H5
disabled (CHECK display)
The unit stops during the
tray open/close operation.
L∗
(CHECK display)
The unit stops when PLAY
or REC/PAUSE starts.
E∗
(CHECK display)
The unit does not read the
inserted disc, and stops.
P∗
(CHECK DISC display)
Communication between mechanism
controller and mode controller is not
achieved.
Defective mechanism controller
terminals
Improper input voltage at the
mechanism-control terminals
(pins 22, 23, 24)
Improper IC303 data writing • Defect in IC303IC303 (PYY1196)
Improper loading
Defective slider
• The pickup cannot be returned to the
specified position.
CodeSymptomContents of ErrorPossible CauseCheckpoints
• Defective laser diode
• Trouble in RF detection
• Defective RFT RFB circuit
• Recording power is not sufficient.
• Improper soldering, pattern short
• Trouble with power supply
• Unable to read ATIP or subcode
• Defective laser diode
• Defective focus drive circuits
• Defective pickup
• Improper soldering
• Pattern short
• Trouble of power supply
If any hardware trouble occurs before
displaying A∗ or d∗, the unit stops
displaying a code other than these
codes. Therefore, these service
codes are generated only for troubles
with the disc.
To initialize the total turn-on time of the laser diode, hold the TIME button down for about 5 seconds in stop state with the INPUT selector
set to analog in Test mode.
The message "CLEAR" is displayed, and the total time is cleared.
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7.1.3 DISASSEMBLY
CD-R CORE Assy
PDR-L77
Bonnet
2
4
1
×4
3
×2
Unhook
Top Panel Assy
6
×2
6
5
7
×2
CD-R CORE Assy
11
Remove three connectors.
CN7002
CN7701
CN7702
9
×2
9
×2
10
12
8
Top Panel Assy
Diagnosis
CD-R CORE
Assy
Top Plate
CD-R CORE Assy
Go to Servo Mechanism Block
PWSB Assy
CDR Assy
PJB Assy
Mecha Barrier
FRKB Assy
FLDP Assy
Note :
Unhook two Flexible Cables from the Acrylic
Cover at the bottom side of the CD-R CORE Assy.
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PDR-L77
Servo Mechanism Block
11
2
Drive
Gear
3
Front Side
Tray
4
CD-R CORE
Assy
CN451
CN453
5
6
CN452
×2
7.1.4 DIAGNOSIS OF CD-R CORE ASSY
Bridge
×3
6
CN101
When diagnosing the CD-R CORE Assy, use the following
Flexible Cable and Connector Assys for service.
1CD tray
2Power light – Lights when the unit is switched
3^ button – Press to play a disc, or pause a
4) button – Press to open or close the disc
5Play light – Lights when playing or recording a
6Standby/On button – Press to switch the unit
7Remote control sensor
8DISPLAY ON/OFF – Press to switch the
9Fluorescent display
10TRACK NO. – Press during recording to start a
11DIGITAL REC LEVEL – Use to adjust the
^
DISPLAY ON/OFFTRACK NO.DIGITAL REC LEVEL
STANDBY/ON
891011
on.
disc that’s already playing (press again to
restart playback).
tray.
CD; blinks when a CD is paused.
between standby and on modes.
Note: This unit consumes a small amount of
electricity in standby mode (0.8 W).
fluorescent display on/off and adjust the
brightness.
new track.
recording level when recording from digital
sources.
)
+–
4
7
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Remote Control
1STANDBY/ON – Switch the unit between
standby and on modes.
Note: This unit consumes a small amount of
electricity in standby mode (0.8W).
2FADER – Fade in or out during playback, or
recording.
3FINALIZE – Start finalizing a disc (to make a
recordable disc playable in ordinary CD players).
4• – Record a blank section (for space between
tracks, etc.).
5‡ REC – Put the recorder into record-pause
mode.
6DIGITAL SYNCHRO – Start recording on
detection of a digital input signal.
7ERASE – (CD-RW discs only) Start erasing
tracks or re-initialize a disc.
8AUTO/MANUAL – Switch between automatic
and manual track numbering when recording.
9TRACK NO. WRITE – Press during recording
to start a new track (when in manual track
numbering mode).
10& – Stop playback or recording.
11* – Pause playback or recording.
12# – Start or resume playback, or start record-
ing from record-pause mode.
13TIME – Switch the display mode.
14! ⁄ – Press and hold for fast reverse/
forward playback.
15$ › – Skip back/forward tracks.
16INPUT SELECTOR – Switch the input between
analog and digital (and thru).
17SKIP PLAY – Switch skip play on/off.
18SKIP ID SET – Record a track skip ID marker
for the current track.
19SKIP ID CLEAR – Remove a skip ID on the
current track.
20Number buttons – Use to select track num-
bers.
2110/0 – Use to input 10 or 0.
22>10 – Use to enter track numbers greater than
10.
23REPEAT – Set the repeat mode.
24PROGRAM – Program the playback track order.
25CHECK – Step through the programmed tracks
in the playlist.
26CLEAR – Clear the last programmed track in
program play mode.
27RANDOM – Start random track playback.
COMPACT DISC RECORDER
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
CU–PD113
Î
@ STANDBY/ON
1
FADER
FINALIZE
•‡
REC
2345
DIGITAL
SYNCHRO
ERASE
AUTO/
MANUAL
TRACK NO.
WRITE
6789
&
1011
!
INPUT
SELECTOR
1617
1
5
9
*#
1213
⁄
1415
SKIP PLAY
$›
SKIP ID
SET CLEAR
1819
2
6
10/0>10
20
3
7
TIME
4
8
REPEAT
212223
PROGRAM
CHECK
CLEAR
RANDOM
24252627
PDR-L77
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PDR-L77
Display
1234568
RDM PGM RPT-1
CD-RW
1RDM – Lights in random-play mode.
2PGM – Lights in program-play mode.
3RPT / RPT–1 – Lights when disc repeat / track
4L R – Left / Right channel indicators (light in
5Level meter/message/time display
6SYNC – Lights when the recorder is in auto-
7DIGITAL – Lights when the optical digital input
8FINALIZE – Lights if the CD-RW currently
9CD / CD–R / CD–RW – Indicates the type of
10‡ – Lights to indicate recording or record-pause
11D.VOL – Lights when the digital volume is set
12SKIP ON – Lights to indicate that a disc
13A. TRACK – Lights when automatic track
14FADER – Blinks during fade in or fade out.
‡‡
D.VOL
9101112
repeat mode is on.
level meter display mode).
matic synchro recording mode.
is selected.
loaded has been finalized.
disc currently loaded.
mode. Blinking display indicates record muting.
to something other than 0dB.
contains skip IDs. Blinks when setting or
clearing skip IDs.
numbering is on during recording.
L
R
SYNC DIGITAL FINALIZE
SKIP ON A.TRACK FADER
7
1314
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Specifications
AC Power Cord (KUXJ/CA Type)
(ADG7022)
AC Power Cord (NVXJ Type)
(ADG1156)
AC Power Cord (MYXJ Type)
(ADG1154)
PDR-L77
1. General
Model ........................................ Compact disc audio system
Applicable discs............................ CDs, CD-Rs and CD-RWs
Power supply ..................... AC 120 V, 60 Hz (KUXJ/CA type)
AC 220 –230 V, 50/60 Hz (MYXJ type)
AC 230 V, 50/60 Hz (NVXJ type)
Power consumption ..................................................... 18 W
Power consumption (standby mode) .......................... 0.8 W
Operating temperature ... +5 °C to +35 °C (+41 °F to +95 °F)
Weight (without package) ................................ 3.0 kg (6.6lb)
Max. dimensions .................. 220 (W) x 75 (H) x 316 (D) mm
8.7 (W) x 3 (H) x 12.5 (D) in.
2. Audio unit
Frequency characteristics .............................. 2 Hz to 20 kHz
Playback S/N ................................................... 110 dB (EIAJ)
Playback dynamic range .................................... 98 dB (EIAJ)
Playback total harmonic distortion ................ 0.002 % (EIAJ)
Playback channel separation ........................................ 98 dB
Recording S/N .............................................................. 98 dB
Recording total harmonic distortion ........................ 0.005 %
Output voltage .............................................................. 1.8 V
Wow-flutter ............................ Less than measurement limit
((±0.001 % W.PEAK) (EIAJ))
Number of channels ................................2 channels (stereo)
Digital optical output–15 to –21 dBm (wavelength: 660 nm)
Frequency deflection: Level 2 (standard mode)
*Recording specification values are for the LINE input
(analog)
Accessories
Remote Control Unit
CU-PD113 (AXD7242)
COMPACT DISC RECORDER
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
CU–PD113
Î
@ STANDBY/ON
FADER
FINALIZE
• ‡
REC
DIGITAL
AUTO/
TRACK NO.
ERASE
SYNCHRO
MANUAL
WRITE
&
*#
TIME
!⁄$›
INPUT
SKIP ID
SKIP PLAY
SET CLEAR
SELECTOR
1526374
8
9
10/0 >10
REPEAT
PROGRAM
CHECK
CLEAR
RANDOM
Dry Cell Battery(R6P, AA)
(VEM-013)
Optical digital cord
(RKX1031) (L = 0.5m)
Analog Recording Adapter
(AXY7000)
Stereo Audio Cord
(PDE1126) (L = 1m)
Red
White
Control cord (Mini-plug Cord)
(ADE7056) (L = 1m)
Black
3. Input jacks
Optical digital input jack
Audio LINE input jacks
Control IN jack
4. Output jacks
Optical digital output jack
Audio LINE output jack
5. Accessories
Remote control unit ............................................................ 1
Analog Recording Adapter .................................................. 1