For details, refer to "Important Check Points for Good Servicing".
PIONEER CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, Japan
PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.
PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium
PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936
PIONEER CORPORATION 2006
K-ZZW.OCT. 2006 Printed in Japan
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SAFETY INFORMATION
This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual do-it-yourself
Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained to properly and safely repai
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Specifications of laser radiation fields to which human access is possible during service
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1. You should conform to the regulations governing the product (safety, radio and noise, and other regulations),
and should keep the safety during servicing by following the safety instructions described in this manual.
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2. Be careful in handling ICs. Some ICs such as MOS type are so fragile that they can be damaged by electrostatic
induction.
CD MECHANISM MODULE section precaution
1. 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.
2. To protect the pickup unit from electrostatic discharge during servicing, take an appropriate treatment
(short pin) by referring to "the DISASSEMBLY".
3. 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.
4.1 AUDIO CONTROL PCB........................................................................................................................... 30
4.2 CD CORE UNIT ....................................................................................................................................... 34
4.3 MASTER CLOCK UNIT ...........................................................................................................................36
4.5 OPT PCB AND SWITCH PCB ................................................................................................................. 40
5. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................ 41
6.2 CD ADJUSTMENT................................................................................................................................... 52
6.3 CHECKING THE GRATING AFTER CHANGING THE PICKUP UNIT .................................................... 54
6.5 SYSTEM MICROCOMPUTER TEST PROGRAM ...................................................................................59
7. GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................. 60
7.1.2 CONNECTOR FUNCTION DESCRIPTION.......................................................................................... 65
7.2 IC ............................................................................................................................................................. 66
Output ................................. typ; 12 nw/sr per Infrared LED
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2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
OTES : • Parts marked by " * " 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.
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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 lubricants 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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SCH diagram
Guide page
CN701
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CN301
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Detailed page
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FM(100%): -7.8dBs
IP-BUS
(MCD, MDVD):-+2.2dBs
AM(30%):-17.8dBs
IP-BUS: -1.8dBs
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AM(30%):-30dBs
FM(100%):-20dBs
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MAIN ANTENNA
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S951
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AUDIO CONTROL PCB
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AUDIO CONTROL UNIT
Consists of
AUDIO CONTROL PCB
OPT PCB
CN1501
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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.
Decimal points for resistor
and capacitor fixed values
are expressed as :
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The > mark found on some component parts indicates
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Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of
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AUDIO CONTROL UNIT
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OPT PCB
CN1551
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BACKUP
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ACC
MUTE
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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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Decimal points for resistor
and capacitor fixed values
are expressed as :
2.2 2R2
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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
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
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Capacitor
Chip Part
AUDIO CONTROL PCB
SIDE A
SIDE B
140
130
120
110
100
90
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CN173
OPT IN
1
3
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4
IP-BUS IN
FM/
IP-BUS OUT
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CN1551
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CN1501
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FM/AM TUNER UNIT
MAIN ANTENNA
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4.2 CD CORE UNIT
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IC,Q
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M2 LOADING MOTOR
M3 SPINDLE MOTOR
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D
CN652
CN1502
VREF1
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F
PICKUP UNIT
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M1 CARRIAGE MOTOR
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4.3 MASTER CLOCK UNIT
MASTER CLOCK UNIT
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CN301
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60
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CN321
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MASTER CLOCK UNIT
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CLKO
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CLKA
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4.4 KEYBOARD UNIT
KEYBOARD UNIT
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VOLUME
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DISPLAY
RESET
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KEYBOARD UNIT
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4.5 OPT PCB AND SWITCH PCB
OPT PCB
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CN174
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B
OPT OUT
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OPT PCB
B
SIDE BSIDE A
SWITCH PCB
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5. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST
OTE:
• 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 indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
•Meaning of the figures and others in the parentheses in the parts list.
Example) IC 301 is on the point (face A, 91 of x-axis, and 111 of y-axis) of the corresponding
PC board.
IC 301 (A, 91, 111) IC NJM2068V
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Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
Unit Number : CWN2000
Unit Name: Audio Control Unit
Unit Number : CWN1766
Unit Name: Master Clock Unit
Unit Number :
Unit Name: Keyboard Unit
Unit Number :
Unit Name: Switch PCB
Unit Number : CWX3369
Unit Name: CD Core Unit
Audio Control Unit
Consists of
Audio Control PCB
OPT PCB
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Unit Number : CWN2000
Unit Name: Audio Control Unit
MISCELLANEOUS
IC 101(A,38,128) ICHA12187FPS1
IC 102(A,29,121) ICTA2050S
IC 103(A,42,118) ICTC7S04FU
IC 121(A,45,96) ICBA3131FS
IC 122(B,56,97) ICNJM4580M
IC 171(A,39,134) ICTC7WH04FU
IC 172(A,44,137) ICTC7SET08FUS1
IC 173(A,48,137) ICNJM78L05UA
IC 201(A,44,82) ICPCM1800S1
IC 221(A,72,41) ICLC89055WHS-RA8
IC 251(A,59,75) ICTC74HCT157AF
IC 261(A,79,78) ICSM5849BF
IC 262(A,83,62) ICTC7WH34FU
Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
IC 263(A,82,56) ICTC7SH08FUS1
IC 264(A,57,68) ICTC7SH02FUS1
IC 281(A,71,62) ICPD0236BM
IC 301(A,60,85) ICTC9271FS
IC 302(A,52,71) ICTC7SET04FUS1
IC 322(A,34,71) ICTC7S04FU
IC 401(A,65,129) ICS-812C50AUA-C3E
IC 501(A,75,98) ICPM4009A1
IC 601(A,118,95) ICPE5208A1
IC 602(A,102,83) ICPDH098A
IC 851(A,48,11) ICBA6288FS
IC 941(B,140,116) ICTPD1018F
Q 991(B,126,74) TransistorIMD2A
Q 998(A,140,74) Transistor2SD2396
D 101(A,42,121) DiodeDAN202U
D 102(B,42,120) Diode1SS355
D 171(B,31,143) Diode1SS352
D 221(B,80,51) Diode NetworkDA204U
D 222(B,76,51) Diode NetworkDA204U
D 261(A,63,23) DiodeHZS4LL(A)
D 262(B,80,71) Diode NetworkDA204U
D 263(B,80,67) Diode NetworkDA204U
D 264(B,72,80) Diode NetworkDA204U
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D 265(B,72,76) Diode NetworkDA204U
D 281(B,74,58) Diode NetworkDA204U
L 174(B,36,132) InductorCTF1407
L 201(A,52,83) InductorCTF1305
L 202(A,52,85) InductorCTF1305
L 221(A,83,19) InductorLCTAW1R0J3225
L 222(A,83,23) InductorLCTAW1R0J3225
L 251(A,67,71) InductorCTF1305
L 261(A,60,38) InductorLCTAW1R0J3225
L 262(B,79,64) InductorCTF1305
L 263(B,76,67) InductorCTF1305
L 264(A,85,56) InductorCTF1305
L 265(A,57,65) InductorCTF1305
L 281(B,61,63) InductorLCYC1R0K2125
L 301(A,58,92) InductorLCTAW1R0J3225
L 302(B,56,64) InductorLCYC100K2125
L 322(A,34,67) InductorLCYC100K2125
L 401(A,70,131) InductorLAU2R2K
L 402(A,116,130) Ferri-Inductor LAU4R7K
L 404(A,98,125) Chip CoilLCTAW1R0J4532
L 430(B,70,119) InductorCTF1295
L 501(A,65,101) InductorLCTAW100J3225
L 503(A,65,96) InductorLCTAW101J3225
L 504(A,72,114) InductorCTF1305
L 601(A,134,98) Chip CoilLCTAW100J2520
L 602(A,132,97) InductorLCTAW2R2J2520
L 604(A,133,104) InductorLCTAW2R2J2520
D 282(B,74,61) Diode NetworkDA204U
D 401(A,63,121) DiodeERA15-02VH
D 402(A,66,122) DiodeHZS16(2)
D 801(B,120,35) Diode Network DA204U
D 802(B,120,26) Diode Network DA204U
D 803(B,120,29) Diode Network DA204U
D 804(B,120,23) Diode Network DA204U
D 805(B,155,12) DiodeMA3056(M)
D 806(A,134,29) DiodeHZS9L(C2)
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D 807(B,120,32) Diode Network DA204U
D 808(A,116,19) Diode Network DA204U
D 810(B,115,24) DiodeMA3062(M)
D 811(A,103,20) DiodeHZS9L(C2)
D 812(A,93,7) LEDNECWB205-5780
D 851(A,57,14) DiodeHZS7L(C3)
D 852(A,23,11) Diode1SS133
D 853(A,26,11) Diode1SS133
D 901(A,148,130) DiodeERA15-02VH
D 911(A,148,95) DiodeERA15-02VH
D 912(A,134,87) DiodeHZS6L(B1)
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D 921(A,134,43) DiodeHZS9L(B3)
D 922(B,125,55) DiodeDAN202U
D 931(A,140,104) DiodeHZS7L(A1)
D 932(A,143,104) DiodeHZS7L(C3)
D 933(A,136,104) DiodeERA15-02VH
D 943(A,149,104) DiodeERA15-02VH
D 944(A,153,104) DiodeERA15-02VH
D 951(B,126,120) DiodeDAN202U
D 961(B,114,113) Diode1SS355
D 972(A,131,61) DiodeHZS6L(B1)
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D 991(A,133,76) DiodeHZS9L(B1)
L 101(A,38,123) InductorLCTC3R3K2125
L 171(A,35,144) InductorLCTC2R7K2125
L 172(A,32,144) InductorLCYC1R0K2125
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L 651(A,124,70) InductorLAU2R2K
L 801(A,137,11) InductorCTF1614
L 802(A,126,28) InductorCTF1489
L 951(A,146,104) InductorLAU2R2K
X 221(A,70,51)
X 501(A,86,95) Radiator 3.648 MHz CSS1500
X 601(A,102,94) Radiator 12.5829 MHz CSS1495
R 101(A,32,129) RS1/10S101J
R 102(B,21,128) RS1/10S620J
R 103(A,32,126) RS1/10S101J
R 104(A,7,119) RS1/10S152J
R 105(A,35,124) RS1/16S103J
R 106(A,10,111) RS1/10S562J
R 107(A,10,114) RS1/16S332J
R 109(B,21,122) RS1/16S181J
R 110(B,21,117) RS1/16S181J
R 111(B,22,111) RS1/16S223J
R 112(B,22,118) RS1/16S223J
R 113(B,21,111) RS1/16S102J
R 114(B,22,123) RS1/16S102J
R 115(A,10,120) RD1/4PU560J
R 116(B,42,117) RS1/16S472J
R 117(B,9,112) RS1/16S224J
R 118(A,41,123) RS1/16S681J
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R 119(A,41,124) RS1/16S681J
R 121(B,37,97) RS1/16S622J
R 122(B,45,97) RS1/16S622J
R 123(B,38,94) RS1/16S392J
R 124(B,46,94) RS1/16S392J
R 125(B,41,101) RS1/16S103J
R 126(B,46,100) RS1/16S103J
R 127(B,38,100) RS1/16S393J
Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
R 271(B,85,77) RS1/16S272J
R 272(A,86,61) RS1/16S221J
R 273(B,66,69) RS1/16S221J
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R 281(A,78,64) RAB4C101J
R 282(A,65,57) RS1/16S681J
R 301(A,62,92) RN1/16SE1000D
R 302(B,53,72) RN1/16SE1000D
R 321(B,42,70) RN1/16SE6800D
R 128(B,43,100) RS1/16S393J
R 135(B,62,97) RS1/16S472J
R 136(B,49,93) RS1/16S472J
R 137(B,59,101) RS1/16S472J
R 138(B,50,97) RS1/16S472J
R 153(B,68,133) RS1/16S224J
R 154(B,61,130) RS1/16S224J
R 155(A,59,129) RS1/16S222J
R 156(A,56,129) RS1/16S222J
R 157(B,68,129) RS1/16S223J
R 158(B,59,130) RS1/16S223J
R 159(B,95,143) RS1/16S224J
R 160(B,83,143) RS1/16S473J
R 161(A,65,133) RS1/16S102J
R 162(A,64,133) RS1/16S102J
R 163(B,66,133) RS1/16S332J
R 164(B,52,126) RS1/16S332J
R 165(B,56,125) RS1/16S223J
R 166(B,48,126) RS1/16S223J
R 171(B,41,128) RS1/16S473J
R 172(A,43,129) RD1/4PU272J
R 173(B,17,133) RS1/16S102J
R 174(A,28,143) RS1/16S102J
R 175(B,33,143) RS1/16S473J
R 176(A,40,138) RS1/16S102J
R 323(B,29,67) RS1/16S470J
R 351(B,62,39) RS1/16S0R0J
R 401(B,61,142) RS1/16S473J
R 402(B,59,142) RS1/16S473J
R 403(A,58,133) RS1/16S681J
R 404(A,60,133) RS1/16S681J
R 405(A,61,133) RS1/16S681J
R 406(A,67,133) RS1/16S102J
R 407(B,63,141) RS1/16S473J
R 409(A,79,123) RS1/16S681J
R 410(A,79,133) RS1/16S103J
R 411(A,80,130) RS1/16S681J
R 412(A,84,131) RS1/16S681J
R 413(A,84,128) RS1/16S681J
R 414(B,78,130) RS1/16S473J
R 415(B,78,131) RS1/16S472J
R 416(B,79,133) RS1/16S473J
R 417(B,79,121) RS1/16S473J
R 418(B,99,140) RS1/16S473J
R 419(B,103,142) RS1/16S222J
R 420(B,103,144) RS1/16S222J
R 421(A,85,131) RS1/16S681J
R 422(A,86,128) RS1/16S681J
R 423(B,111,130) RS1/16S0R0J
R 424(B,78,125) RS1/16S393J
B
C
R 177(B,48,135) RS1/16S470J
R 181(B,37,135) RN1/16SE1101D
R 182(B,35,128) RN1/16SE1001D
R 183(A,36,141) RN1/16SE3900D
R 201(A,51,77) RAB4C471J
R 202(A,40,76) RS1/16S103J
R 203(B,51,78) RS1/16S561J
R 221(A,79,43) RN1/16SE1002D
R 222(A,79,46) RN1/16SE5101D
R 223(A,78,46) RN1/16SE7501D
R 224(A,80,43) RN1/16SC75R0D
R 225(A,79,51) RAB4C221J
R 227(B,72,50) RS1/16S471J
R 228(A,70,48) RN1/16SE1003D
R 229(A,66,47) RS1/16S101J
R 230(B,78,46) RS1/16S101J
R 231(B,81,36) RS1/16S101J
R 232(A,74,34) RS1/16S103J
R 235(B,93,93) RAB4C101J
R 236(A,70,34) RS1/16S103J
R 251(A,69,86) RAB4C101J
R 262(A,80,68) RAB4C221J
R 263(A,66,24) RS1/16S271J
R 265(A,69,81) RAB4C101J
R 266(B,81,83) RS1/16S222J
R 426(B,65,139) RS1/16S153J
R 427(B,73,144) RS1/16S474J
R 428(A,79,119) RS1/16S681J
R 429(B,96,134) RS1/16S0R0J
R 431(B,69,123) RS1/8S151J
R 501(A,73,92) RS1/16S102J
R 502(A,75,92) RS1/16S102J
R 503(A,76,92) RS1/16S102J
R 511(A,81,104) RS1/16S102J
R 513(A,78,106) RS1/16S225J
R 518(A,78,92) RS1/16S681J
R 601(B,120,106) RS1/16S0R0J
R 602(A,108,108) RS1/16S473J
R 604(A,103,106) RS1/16S473J
R 605(A,103,105) RS1/16S473J
R 611(B,88,82) RS1/16S473J
R 612(A,103,78) RS1/16S103J
R 616(A,115,113) RS1/16S473J
R 617(A,116,113) RS1/16S473J
R 618(A,118,113) RS1/16S473J
R 619(B,116,107) RS1/16S0R0J
R 621(A,108,77) RS1/16S681J
R 622(A,92,59) RS1/16S102J
R 624(A,102,87) RS1/16S473J
R 625(A,89,60) RS1/16S102J
D
E
F
R 269(B,80,80) RS1/16S272J
R 270(B,95,68) RS1/16S152J
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R 633(B,104,95) RS1/16S102J
R 641(A,97,19) RS1/16S102J
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R 651(A,102,73) RS1/16S221J
R 652(A,102,74) RS1/16S221J
R 653(A,102,76) RS1/16S222J
A
R 654(A,100,71) RS1/16S221J
R 655(A,103,68) RS1/16S222J
R 656(A,100,70) RS1/16S221J
R 658(B,109,32) RN1/16SC22R0D
R 671(A,117,63) RS1/16S473J
Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
R 963(B,119,118) RS1/16S473J
R 964(B,112,118) RS1/16S822J
R 965(A,122,112) RS1/16S472J
R 971(B,138,64) RS1/16S392J
R 991(B,137,73) RS1/8S101J
R 992(B,132,73) RS1/8S101J
CAPACITORS
R 672(B,101,71) RS1/16S473J
R 673(B,103,73) RS1/16S473J
R 674(A,103,71) RS1/16S473J
R 676(A,103,70) RS1/16S473J
R 677(B,127,77) RS1/16S222J
B
R 678(B,95,66) RS1/16S222J
R 679(B,100,64) RS1/16S222J
R 680(A,114,77) RS1/16S104J
R 801(A,131,16) RS1/8S222J
R 802(A,129,16) RS1/8S222J
R 803(A,125,16) RS1/8S222J
R 804(A,116,15) RS1/8S103J
R 805(A,112,15) RS1/8S472J
R 806(A,123,16) RS1/8S222J
R 807(A,103,7) RS1/16S152J
R 808(A,121,16) RS1/8S222J
C
R 809(A,106,8) RS1/16S472J
R 810(B,91,15) RS1/16S681J
R 812(B,142,15) RS1/8S152J
R 813(B,148,9) RS1/16S1R0J
R 814(A,134,32) RD1/4PU391J
R 818(A,100,9) RS1/16S472J
R 821(B,136,26) RS1/10S1R0J
R 822(B,145,9) RS1/16S222J
R 823(B,128,24) RS1/16S222J
C 101(B,15,128) CKSRYB104K16
C 102(B,38,127) CKSRYB104K16
C 103(A,25,111) CEJQ1R0M50
C 104(A,25,128) CEJQ1R0M50
C 105(A,25,117) CEJQ1R0M50
C 106(A,25,123) CEJQ1R0M50
C 107(A,34,120) CEJQ100M16
C 108(B,32,122) CKSRYB473K25
C 109(A,38,113) CCSRCH101J50
C 110(A,42,114) CCSRCH101J50
C 111(B,38,114) CKSRYB104K16
C 121(A,40,105) CEVWNP220M10
C 122(A,47,105) CEVWNP220M10
C 123(A,59,105) CEVW4R7M50
C 124(A,53,105) CEVW4R7M50
C 125(B,38,102) CCSRCH470J50
C 126(B,43,102) CCSRCH470J50
C 127(B,36,94) CCSRCH221J50
C 128(B,44,94) CCSRCH221J50
C 129(B,45,91) CKSRYB223K25
C 130(A,36,93) CEVW101M10
C 131(A,60,97) CEVW220M10
C 132(A,53,97) CEVW101M10
C 133(B,55,101) CKSRYB104K16
C 134(B,44,90) CKSRYB104K16
R 824(A,119,22) RS1/16S104J
R 825(A,121,20) RS1/16S473J
D
R 851(A,65,14) RD1/4PU271J
R 852(A,52,16) RS1/16S102J
R 853(A,49,16) RS1/16S102J
R 862(A,30,16) RS1/16S102J
R 863(A,107,23) RS1/16S104J
R 864(A,31,16) RS1/16S102J
R 865(A,110,22) RS1/16S104J
R 911(B,144,93) RS1/16S223J
R 912(B,150,93) RS1/10S472J
R 921(B,136,40) RS1/10S1R0J
R 923(A,134,46) RD1/4PU821J
E
R 924(A,128,52) RD1/4PU152J
R 925(B,136,51) RS1/16S223J
R 931(B,157,112) RS1/16S472J
R 932(B,134,115) RS1/16S473J
R 933(B,133,113) RS1/16S103J
R 934(B,133,119) RS1/16S473J
R 935(B,133,117) RS1/16S104J
R 936(B,132,109) RS1/16S103J
R 941(B,138,110) RS1/16S102J
R 951(B,129,120) RS1/16S153J
R 952(B,122,118) RS1/16S472J
F
R 953(B,128,117) RS1/16S472J
C 137(B,59,103) CCSRCH151J50
C 138(B,49,97) CCSRCH151J50
C 151(A,59,125) CEJQ1R0M50
C 152(A,54,124) CEJQ1R0M50
C 153(B,95,141) CKSRYB223K25
C 161(B,64,133) CKSRYB153K25
C 162(B,60,133) CKSRYB153K25
C 163(B,55,133) CKSRYB104K16
C 171(B,17,143) CKSRYB104K16
C 172(B,29,143) CKSRYB104K16
C 173(A,46,142) CASA6R8M6R3
C 174(B,45,140) CKSRYB103K50
C 175(A,52,131) CEJQ101M16
C 176(B,47,136) CCSRCH220J50
C 177(B,44,137) CKSRYB104K16
C 182(A,37,136) CKSRYB103K50
C 183(B,37,137) CCSRCH150J50
C 184(A,38,141) CKSRYB104K16
C 186(B,33,129) CKSYB106K6R3
C 187(A,29,135) CKSYB106K6R3
C 201(A,36,86) CEVW1R0M50
C 202(A,35,76) CEVW1R0M50
C 203(A,47,88) CSZSR100M16
C 204(B,53,85) CKSRYB104K16
C 205(A,42,88) CKSYB106K6R3
R 954(B,114,111) RS1/16S102J
R 962(B,109,113) RS1/16S102J
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C 207(A,35,83) CSZS4R7M16
C 208(A,35,81) CSZS4R7M16
C 209(B,48,84) CCSRCH471J50
C 210(B,48,81) CCSRCH471J50
Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
C 328(B,112,62) CCSRCH221J50
C 330(B,24,65) CCSRCH470J50
C 401(B,65,143) CKSRYB182K50
C 403(B,76,135) CKSRYB473K25
A
C 212(B,45,78) CKSRYB104K16
C 213(A,43,76) CKSRYB102K50
C 214(B,24,77) CKSRYB224K16
C 216(B,53,82) CCSRCH220J50
C 221(B,75,41) CKSRYB104K16
C 222(A,83,16) CKSRYB473K25
C 223(A,86,19) CKSRYB473K25
C 224(A,83,25) CKSRYB473K25
C 225(A,86,22) CKSRYB473K25
C 226(A,83,31) CEVW100M10
C 227(A,85,38) CEVW100M10
C 228(A,90,15) CEVW470M6R3
C 229(A,90,22) CEVW470M6R3
C 230(A,83,48) CFHXSP104J16
C 231(B,72,45) CKSRYB104K16
C 232(B,68,41) CKSRYB104K16
C 234(B,72,39) CKSRYB104K16
C 235(A,81,39) CFHXSQ103J16
C 236(A,83,43) CFHXSP104J16
C 237(A,83,45) CFHXSQ103J16
C 238(B,70,50) CCSRCH270J50
C 239(B,67,50) CCSRCH330J50
C 240(B,75,38) CKSRYB103K50
C 251(B,70,70) CKSRYB104K16
C 252(B,67,73) CKSRYB473K25
C 404(A,75,131) CEJQ101M10
C 405(A,105,134) CKSRYB103K50
C 406(A,97,131) CEAT221M10
C 407(B,116,133) CKSQYB103K50
C 408(B,110,141) CKSRYB223K25
C 409(B,101,133) CKSRYB223K25
C 411(B,79,123) CKSRYB472K50
C 412(B,72,140) CKSRYB472K50
C 430(A,94,114) CCSRCH101J50
C 431(A,74,123) CEAL101M16
C 432(B,72,128) CKSRYB104K16
C 434(B,126,88) CCSRCH101J50
C 436(B,102,133) CCSRCH102J50
C 437(B,98,144) CCSRCH101J50
C 438(B,100,144) CCSRCH101J50
C 501(A,69,91) CEVW220M6R3
C 502(B,70,96) CCSRCH101J50
C 503(B,85,94) CCSRCH270J50
C 504(B,83,97) CCSRCH270J50
C 505(A,78,104) CKSRYB104K25
C 506(A,76,105) CCSRCH471J50
C 507(A,73,109) CCSRCH471J50
C 508(B,70,102) CKSRYB104K25
C 509(A,69,106) CEVW220M6R3
C 511(B,63,105) CKSRYB103K50
B
C
C 253(A,68,75) 10 µF/10 VCCH1424
C 255(B,78,84) CCSRCH101J50
C 261(A,57,17) CKSRYB473K25
C 262(A,75,21) CEVW470M4
C 263(A,61,44) CEVW100M10
C 264(A,75,24) CKSRYB473K25
C 265(B,59,41) CKSRYB473K25
C 266(B,81,73) CKSRYB104K16
C 267(B,76,72) CKSRYB104K16
C 268(B,77,81) CKSRYB104K16
C 269(B,83,81) CKSRYB104K16
C 270(B,83,62) CKSRYB104K16
C 271(B,81,77) CKSRYB102K50
C 273(A,59,22) CEJQ100M16
C 274(A,88,69) 22 µF/6.3 VCCH1426
C 275(B,79,61) CKSYB106K6R3
C 276(A,79,57) CKSRYB103K50
C 277(A,77,58) CKSYB106K6R3
C 278(B,57,70) CKSRYB103K50
C 279(B,61,71) CKSYB106K6R3
C 281(B,67,65) CKSRYB104K16
C 282(B,67,62) CKSRYB473K25
C 283(A,61,62) CEVW100M10
C 301(B,63,89) CKSRYB473K25
C 302(B,54,88) CCSRCH101J50
C 512(A,81,106) CKSRYB104K16
C 513(B,67,117) CCSRCH471J50
C 601(B,134,104) CKSYB475K10
C 602(A,133,102) CKSRYB103K50
C 603(B,130,94) CKSRYB104K16
C 604(B,105,92) CCSRCH270J50
C 605(B,105,96) CCSRCH270J50
C 606(B,114,96) CKSRYB105K10
C 607(B,115,96) CKSRYB103K50
C 608(B,119,87) CKSRYB103K50
C 609(B,123,102) CCSRCH101J50
C 610(B,131,106) CKSRYB103K50
C 611(A,121,110) CKSRYB103K50
C 613(B,126,103) CCSRCH101J50
C 651(A,117,71) CEJQ101M10
C 652(B,120,69) CKSRYB473K25
C 653(B,129,69) CKSRYB473K25
C 654(B,111,68) CCSRCH471J50
C 655(A,117,64) CCSRCH471J50
C 656(B,114,72) CCSRCH471J50
C 657(A,117,61) CCSRCH471J50
C 659(B,111,70) CCSRCH221J50
C 660(B,111,65) CCSRCH221J50
C 670(B,112,39) CCSRCH220J50
C 802(B,140,10) CKSRYB104K16
D
E
C 303(A,52,89) 10 µF/10 VCCH1424
C 304(B,46,71) CKSYB106K6R3
C 305(B,49,71) CKSRYB103K50
C 323(B,33,72) CKSRYB473K25
C 326(B,31,72) CCSRCH101J50
C 327(B,29,71) CKSYB106K6R3
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C 803(A,143,10) CEJQ470M10
C 804(B,155,9) CKSRYB103K50
C 806(B,131,27) CKSRYB103K50
C 807(B,115,27) CKSRYB102K50
C 814(A,134,24) CEJQ470M10
C 815(B,130,24) CKSRYB104K16
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C 816(B,130,15) CKSQYB225K10
C 820(B,124,28) CKSQYB225K10
C 821(A,124,36) CEAT101M16
A
C 822(B,135,11) CCSRCH101J50
C 823(B,133,11) CKSRYB105K10
C 824(B,110,12) CKSQYB225K10
C 825(A,114,14) CKSRYB104K16
C 826(A,93,6) CKSYB104K25
C 851(B,59,12) CKSRYB103K50
C 852(B,57,8) CKSRYB104K16
C 853(A,55,8) CEJQ220M10
C 855(A,43,12) CKSRYB102K50
C 856(A,43,15) CCSRCH101J50
C 857(A,43,9) CCSRCH101J50
B
C 858(B,69,9) CCSRCH101J50
C 901(A,162,116) 4 700 µF/16 V CCH1566
C 902(B,158,121) CKSRYB104K16
C 911(A,156,93) 1 500 µF/16 V CCH1312
C 912(B,131,87) CKSRYB472K50
C 913(B,138,94) CKSRYB103K50
C 914(A,140,96) CEJQ470M10
C 921(A,134,37) CEAT331M10
C 922(B,129,44) CKSRYB103K50
C 923(A,127,44) CEJQ101M16
C
C 931(B,132,111) CKSQYB105K16
C 932(B,157,114) CKSRYB104K16
C 941(B,140,112) CKSYB225K16
C 943(B,142,121) CKSRYB104K16
C 951(B,152,99) CKSRYB104K16
C 961(B,110,113) CKSRYB102K50
C 962(B,119,116) CKSRYB103K50
C 963(B,120,113) CKSYB225K16
C 971(A,124,62) CEJQ101M16
C 972(B,128,63) CKSRYB472K50
C 973(B,135,56) CKSRYB103K50
D
C 974(A,135,55) 47 µF/25 VCCH1538
C 979(A,135,61) CEJQ100M16
C 991(B,133,79) CKSRYB473K25
C 992(B,137,68) CKSRYB102K50
C 993(A,133,69) 100 µF/16 VCCH1539
C 994(A,134,80) CEVW100M10
R 1556(A,46,53) RN1/4PC3301F
R 1557(A,53,53) RN1/4PC3902F
R 1558(A,46,64) RN1/4PC3902F
R 1559(A,66,66) RN1/4PC1500F
R 1560(A,66,51) RN1/4PC1200F
R 1561(A,51,25) RN1/4PC2200F
R 1562(A,47,25) RN1/4PC5601F
R 1563(A,54,33) RN1/4PC2700F
R 1564(A,47,42) RN1/4PC1002F
R 1565(A,44,42) RN1/4PC4701F
R 1566(A,59,80) RN1/4PC2200F
R 1568(A,59,73) RN1/4PC9101F
R 1569(A,59,70) RN1/4PC3002F
R 1570(A,64,58) RN1/4PC1202F
R 1571(A,61,53) RN1/4PC8201F
CAPACITORS
C 1501(A,55,15) 470 µF/10 VCCH1341
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C 1502(A,19,17) CKSRYB103K50
C 1503(A,20,33) CKSRYB103K50
C 1504(A,36,33) CKSRYB103K50
C 1505(A,19,45) CASAQ330M10
C 1506(A,33,47) CASAQ330M10
C 1507(A,14,47) CKSRYB103K50
C 1508(A,16,78) CKSRYB103K50
C 1509(A,37,68) CASAQ330M10
C 1510(A,38,55) CKSRYB103K50
C 1511(A,14,59) CCSRCH470J50
C 1512(A,14,61) CCSRCH470J50
C 1514(A,22,68) CFHXS473J16
C 1516(A,20,76) CKSRYB103K50
C 1517(A,17,72) CSZS1R0M16
C 1518(A,18,78) CKSRYB103K50
C 1525(A,35,78) CFHXS473J16
C 1551(A,69,44) CASAQ330M10
C 1552(A,70,60) CSZS1R0M16
C 1553(A,43,76) CASAQ330M10
C 1554(A,51,76) CASAQ330M10
C 1555(A,64,33) CKSRYB103K50
C 1556(A,49,50) CKSRYB103K50
C 1557(A,49,57) CCSRCH560J50
C 1559(A,48,59) CCSRCH560J50
C 1563(A,67,63) CFHXS473J16
C 1565(A,66,78) CKSRYB103K50
C 1566(A,55,54) CKSRYB103K50
C 1568(A,64,24) CKSRYB103K50
C 1570(A,49,30) CKSRYB103K50
C 1571(A,54,81) CKSRYB103K50
C 1572(A,63,77) CKSRYB103K50
C 1573(A,67,15) 470 µF/10 VCCH1341
C 1574(A,61,77) CKSRYB103K50
C 1575(A,29,55) CCSRCK2R0C50
C 1576(A,57,59) CCSRCH5R0C50
E
Unit Number :
Unit Name: Keyboard Unit
MISCELLANEOUS
Circuit Symbol and No.Part No.
D 1885(A,24,12) LEDNECWB205-5780
D 1886(A,7,12) LEDNECWB205-5780
D 1887(A,127,5) LEDCL-196HR-CD
D 1888(A,146,12) LEDNECWB205-5780
D 1889(A,157,12) LEDNECWB205-5780
D 1890(A,151,5) LEDNECWB205-5780
D 1891(A,151,31) LEDNECWB205-5780
D 1892(B,108,12) DiodeDAP202U
D 1893(B,108,9) DiodeDAN202U
D 1894(A,7,13) LEDCL-196HR-CD
D 1895(A,24,13) LEDCL-196HR-CD
D 1896(A,156,13) LEDCL-196HR-CD
D 1897(A,147,13) LEDCL-196HR-CD
D 1898(A,151,30) LEDCL-196HR-CD
D 1899(A,151,6) LEDCL-196HR-CD
D 1900(A,16,33) LEDCL-196HR-CD
D 1901(A,16,6) LEDCL-196HR-CD
L 1801(B,32,11) InductorLCTAW2R2J3225
L 1802(B,31,21) InductorLCTAW2R2J3225
L 1803(B,31,31) InductorLCTAW2R2J3225
L 1804(B,58,12) InductorLCTAW2R2J3225
L 1821(B,79,33) Inductor-ArrayCTF1542
L 1822(B,78,38) Inductor-ArrayCTF1542
L 1823(B,97,32) Inductor-ArrayCTF1542
L 1824(B,97,36) Inductor-ArrayCTF1542
L 1825(B,90,16) InductorLCTAW2R2J3225
L 1861(B,105,16) InductorATH1167
L 1862(B,125,15) InductorLCTAW2R2J3225
L 1863(B,104,33) InductorCTF1295
L 1864(B,150,19) InductorCTF1305
L 1881(B,117,16) InductorCTF1305
L 1882(B,119,16) InductorCTF1305
L 1883(B,121,16) InductorCTF1305
X 1801(B,56,33) Radiator 3.77 MHz CSS1427
S 1881(A,9,7) Push SwitchCSG1111
S 1882(A,23,7) Push SwitchCSG1111
S 1883(A,145,7) Push SwitchCSG1111
S 1884(A,143,25) Push SwitchCSG1111
S 1885(A,161,25) Push SwitchCSG1111
S 1886(A,159,7) Push SwitchCSG1111
S 1887(A,152,35) Push SwitchCSG1111
S 1888(A,152,16) Push SwitchCSG1111
A
B
C
D
IC 1801(B,44,26) ICPD6556A
IC 1802(B,41,39) ICS-80929CNNB-G8Z
IC 1821(B,87,29) ICPD8166A
IC 1881(A,12,38) ICTSOP4840SB1
IC 1883(B,83,11) ICS-818A33AUC-BGN
IC 1884(B,63,35) ICTC7SET08FUS1
IC 1885(B,60,39) ICTC7SET08FUS1
IC 1886(B,56,9) ICTC7SET08FUS1
IC 1887(B,72,28) ICTC74VHCT541AFK
IC 1888(B,31,37) ICS-93C46BD0I-J8
• This unit uses a single power supply (+5V) for the regulator. The signal reference potential, therefore, is
connected to VREF(approx. 2.1V) instead of GND.
If VREF and GND are connected to each other by mistake during adjustments, not only will it be impossible to measure the potential correctly, but the servo
will malfunction and a severe shock will be applied to
the pick-up. To avoid this, take special note of the following.
Do not connect the negative probe of the measuring
equipment to VREF and GND together. It is especially
B
important not to connect the channel 1 negative
probe of the oscilloscope to VREF with the channel 2
negative probe connected to GND.
Since the frame of the measuring instrument is usually at the same potential as the negative probe, change
the frame of the measuring instrument to floating status.
If by accident VREF comes in contact with GND,
immediately switch the regulator or power OFF.
• Always make sure the regulator is OFF when connecting and disconnecting the various filters and wiring
C
required for measurements.
• Before proceeding to further adjustments and measurements after switching regulator ON, let the player
run for about one minute to allow the circuits to stabilize.
2) Test Mode
This mode is used for adjusting the CD mechanism
module of the device.
• Test mode starting procedure
Reset while pressing the DISP and ] keys together.
• Test mode cancellation
Switch ACC, back-up OFF.
• After pressing the EJECT key, do not press any other
key until the disk is completely ejected.
• If the ] or [ key is pressed while focus search is in
progress, immediately turn the power off (otherwise
the actuator may be damaged due to adhesion of the
lenses).
• Jump operation of TRs other than 100TR continues
after releasing the key. CRG move and 100TR jump
operations are brought into the “T
racking close” sta-
tus when the key is released.
• Powering Off/On r
esets the jump mode to “1TR”, the
RF AMP gain setting to TYP, and the automatic adjustment value to the initial value.
• Please use the "remote control unit of the pr
oduct
accessory" after the test mode starts.
• Since the protective systems in the unit's software are
rendered inoperative in test mode, be very careful to
avoid mechanical and /or electrical shocks to the system when making adjustment.
• The RFI and RFO signals are easy to oscillate because
D
of a wide band. When observing them, insert a resistor of about 1 kΩ to the series.
• This equipment will not guarantee the load ejection
operation when the mechanical unit is turned upside
down. In particular, if the ejection operation is incorrectly performed and recovery is disabled, the recovery is enabled by resetting a product or turning ACC
off to on.
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- Flow Chart
[KEY]
Contents
Display
[DISP]+[ ]+Reset
Test Mode In
[SOURCE]
Source S-CD
TRK MIN SEC
A
[BAND]
Power Off
TRK MIN SEC
[BAND]
Power Off
TRK MIN SEC
[BAND]
Power Off
TRK MIN SEC
[BAND]
Power Off
TRK MIN SEC
[BAND]
Power On
(F. T. offset is adjusted)
TRK
MIN
SEC
00
00
00
[3]
Focus Close /
S. curve check
TRK
T.CLS and F,T AGC
and RF AGC and
Applicable servomechanism
TRK
91
xx
MIN
MIN
*2
SEC
91
91
[1]
SEC
xx
xx
[1]
F,T,RF AGC /
F.Bias display switching
TRK
??
MIN
*6
SEC
??
??
[3]
Power On
(F. T. offset is not adjusted)
TRK
MIN
SEC
99
99
99
[6]
Focus Mode switching
TRK
MIN
SEC
0x
0x
0x
[6]
T.Close and
Applicable servomechanism
TRK
MIN
SEC
xx
xx
xx
[3]
F,T AGC,F.Bias
and RF AGC
TRK
MIN
SEC
xx
xx
xx
Gain switching
TRK
GG
Tracking Servo
*3
TRK
00
TRK
or
RF AGC coefficient display
TRK
??
CRG/TR jump value
TRK
xx
[2]
RF AMP
MIN
GG
[1]
Close
MIN
00
MIN
99
[3]
RF AGC /
MIN
??
[6]
switching
MIN
xx
99
[6]
*1
SEC
GG
New Test Mode
B
[]]
*4
CRG+
SEC
00
SEC
99
MIN
SEC
TRK
00
00
99
MIN
99
00
SEC
99
TRK
or
[]]
CRG+
SEC
TRK
MIN
??
or
SEC
8x
8x
9x
MIN
9x
8x
SEC
9x
TRK
[[]
*4
CRG-
MIN
TRK
or
SEC
00
00
99
MIN
99
00
SEC
99
TRK
[[]
CRG-
TRK
MIN
SEC
8x
8x
9x
MIN
9x
8x
SEC
9x
TRK
or
[2]
Automatic adjustment value
display switching
TRK
*5
MIN
SEC
??
??
??
[2]
T.Balance adjustment /
T.Balance coefficient display
TRK
MIN
SEC
??
??
??
C
[]]
MIN
xx
*8
SEC
xx
*7
CRG+/TR Jump+
SEC
TRK
xx
xx
[[]
CRG-/TR Jump+
MIN
xx
xx
SEC
TRK
*8
xx
*9
[2]
Tracking Open
TRK
MIN
SEC
8x
8x
9x
MIN
9x
8x
SEC
9x
TRK
or
[2]
Tracking Open
TRK
MIN
8x
8x
TRK
MIN
or
9x
9x
SEC
8x
SEC
9x
D
*1)
TYP
TRK MIN SEC
+12dB
TRK12 MIN12 SEC
Switch a value
12
*2) Focus Close for “00” or “99” display
Perform the S. curve check operation for “01” display
Focus Close setting
*3)
TRK00 MIN00 SEC
TRK99 MIN99 SEC
or
00
99
S. curve check setting
TRK01 MIN01 SEC
01
F. EQ measurement setting
TRK02 MIN02 SEC
*4) CRG motor voltage = 2 [V]
F.Offset
*5)
Display
TRK/MIN/SECSwitch a value
*6)
*7)
TRK
or
T.Offset
Display
F.AGC
Gain
1TR
MIN
SEC
91
91
TRK
MIN
SEC
81
81
Switch to the order of the original display
T.AGC
91
81
Gain
TRK
or
F.Bias
32TR
MIN
SEC
92
92
82
92
MIN
SEC
82
82
TRK
RF AGC
Gain
TRK
93
TRK
or
100TR
MIN
MIN
83
93
SEC
83
*8) 1TR/32TR/100TR
*9) Only at the time of CRG move or 100TR jump
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02
93
SEC
83
Switch a value
CRG Move
TRK
94
TRK
or
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[BAND]
Power On/Off
CRG +/TR Jump+
[]]
(Direction of the external surface)
CRG -/TR Jump-
[[]
(Direction of the internal surface)
T.CLS and AGC and Applicable servomechanism/
[1]
AGC,AGC display switching
RF Gain switching/Offset adjustment display/
[2]
T.Balance adjustment/T.OPN
F.CLS,S.Curve/Rough Servo and RF
[3]
Lens down/SPDL 1X/2X switching
(Double-speed compatibility only)
-
Error rate measurement
F.Mode switching/T.CLS/CRG
[6]
Jump switching
94
84
SEC
SEC
94
84
Switch a value
MIN
MIN
Test ModeNew Test Mode
Operation
Error occurrence time/
cause display switching
TRK+/FF
TRK-/REV
SCAN
MODE
(ITP)
-
-
Auto/Manual switching
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6.3 CHECKING THE GRATING AFTER CHANGING THE PICKUP UNIT
A
•Note :
The grating angle of the PU unit cannot be adjusted after the PU unit is changed. The PU unit in the CD mecha-
nism 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.
•Symptoms of Mal-adjustment :
B
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• Oscilloscope, Two L.P.F.
• Measuring Points• E, F, VREF
• Disc• TCD-784
• Mode• TEST MODE
CD CORE UNIT
C
D
F
E
VREF
VREF
VREF
L.P.F.
E
100 kΩ
390 pF
F
100 kΩ
390 pF
L.P.F.
XchYch
Oscilloscope
•Checking Procedure
1. In test mode, load the disc and switch the 5 V 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 adjust-
ment 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 differ-
ence is within 75° . Refer to the photographs supplied to determine the phase angle.
E
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 wavefor
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 decr
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Grating waveform
0°
45°
Ech → Xch 20 mV/div, AC
Fch → Ych 20 mV/div, AC
A
30°
B
60°
C
75°
D
90°
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6.4 ERROR MODE
- CD Section Error No. Display
A
B
C
D
If the CD player cannot operate or if it stops when an error occurred in operation, it enters the error mode and displays the cause of the error in numerals. Accordingly, an object of this display is to assist in analysis and repair.
(1) Display example
r XX
Er
(2) Err
or codes
Error codeTypeDescriptionDetails and cause
10Mechanical unitCarriage Home NG Carriage cannot move to and from the inside circumfer
11ElectricityFocus Search NGFocus is disabled.
12ElectricitySpindle Lock NGSpindle Lock is not performed and no subcode can be read.
14ElectricityMirror NG
17ElectricitySetup NGAGC protection does not work.
19ElectricitySetup NGThe tracking balance deviation is 50% or higher or the
30ElectricitySearch TimeoutCould not reach the target addr
A0SystemPower Supply NGHigher or lower than the specified voltage, or no power is
→
Defective Home SW, Carriage move error.
→
At the rear of disc. Disc damage, dirt and vibration ar
intense.
→
Defective spindle. Disc damage, dirt and vibration ar
intense.
CD-R to which data is not written.
(At the rear of disc on rare occasions)
Focus immediately slips of
→
Disc damage, dirt and vibration are intense.
tracking error level is low
f.
.
→ The pickup or tracking error circuit is abnormal.
ess.
→
Carriage/tracking error, disc damage.
output.
→
Defective SW transistor, power supply abnormality
terminal NG.
ence.
e
e
, load
* Setup indicates a series of operations until sound is issued after focus has been perfor
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- CD Section Test Mode (Aging Operation and Setup Analysis)
Play is performed in the CD normal mode. However, after setup, in the protection operation, such as FOK (focus),
LOCK (spindle), subcodes. sound skip and mechanical-unit errors, the error occurrence and a timeout, the occurrence cause and occurrence time are displayed. During setup, the operation status (internal RAM; CPOINT) of the
CD software is displayed.
(1) Entering the new test mode
See the test mode flowchar
t.
A
(2) Corr
KeyTest mode
espondence of keys between the test mode and new test mode
New test mode
Regulator OFFRegulator ONIn-playError or protection occurr
BANDRegulator ONRegulator OFF
Error occurrence time or error cause switching
]FWD-KICKTRACK >
[REV-KICK< TRACK
1TRACKING CLOSESCAN
2TRACKING OPENMODE
3FOCUS CLOSE(ITP)
6To new test mode
FOCUS MODE SWITCHING
AUTO/MANUAL
The conventional operation is performed for EJECT or CD ON/OFF
(3) Error cause (err
or No.) codes
.
Error codeTypeModeDescriptionDetails and cause
40ElectricityPLAYFOK=LFocus slips off.
100mS→ Damage, dir
t, vibration and faulty
servomechanism.
41ElectricityPLAYLOCK=LSpindle Lock slips off.
100mS→ Damage, dir
t, vibration and faulty
servomechanism.
42ElectricityPLAYSubcode NGNo subcode can be read.
500mS→ Damage, dir
t, vibration and faulty
servomechanism.
43ElectricityPLAYSound skip Last address memory operation.
occurrence→ Damage, dir
ser
vomechanism.
t, vibration and faulty
ence
B
C
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(4) Operation status display during setup
Status No.DescriptionProtection operation
A
00CD + 5 V ON is being processed.None
01SERVO LSI is being initialized (1/3).None
02CRAM of servo LSI is being initialized.None
03SERVO LSI is being initialized (2/3).None
04Offset is being adjusted (1/3).None
05Offset is being adjusted (2/3).
06Offset is being adjusted (3/3).None
07FZD is being adjusted.None
08Servo LSI is being initialized (3/3).None
10,11Carriage Home processing start.None
B
12Carriage is moving toward the inside Timeout for ten seconds, defective Home SW.
circumference.
13Carriage is moving toward the outside Timeout for ten seconds, defective Home SW.
circumference.
14Carriage outer kicking.None
15Carriage is being sent to the outside None
circumfer
20Servo Close processing start.None
21Being processed before Focus Search None
C
start.
22Spindle rotation, Focus Search start.None
23Focus Close (FOON = Low) wait.Focus Sear
24Waiting after Focus Close.None
25Being processed before Focus Search None
start, at setup protection.
26Being processed before Focus Search None
start, at fast recovery.
27RF detection. (RFOK = Hi confirmation) Focus slips off, no RF is output.
28Spindle OLV rough servocontrol.Focus slips off.
D
29Setting before T balance adjustment Focus slips off.
f.
48Lock is being checked.Focus slips off, Spindle Lock is not perfor
49Setting before subcode confirmation.Focus slips off.
50Subcode confirmation.Focus slips off, no subcode can be read.
(5) Example of display on display unit
• During setup
TNo.11Min11Sec
11
• In operation (PLAY and SEARCH), this mode is almost the same as the normal mode.
A
med.
B
• At protection/error occurrence
(a) Error display
Err–xx
Display is switched using the BAND key.
(b) Occurrence TNo. display, occurrence absolute time display
TNo.10Min40Sec
05
6.5 SYSTEM MICROCOMPUTER TEST PROGRAM
- PCL Output
In the normal operation mode (with the detachable panel installed, the ACC switched ON, the standby mode
cancelled), shift the TESTIN (Pin 5) terminal to H.
The clock signal is output from the PCL terminal (Pin 62).
The frequency of the clock signal is 786.432 kHz that is one 16th of the fundamental frequency.
The clock signal should be 786.432 kHz ± 32 Hz.
If the clock signal is out of the range, the X'tal (X601) should be replaced with new one.
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)
)
Case.
emove the four screws.
s.
sconnect the connector and the
e
odule.
sconnect the connector and the
e
y.
7. GENERAL INFORMATION
7.1 DIAGNOSIS
7.1.1 DISASSEMBLY
A
Removing the Case (not shown
1. Remove the
Removing the CD Mechanism Module (Fig.1)
R
B
Di
D Mechanism M
n remove th
CD Mechanism Module
1
1
1
C
1
Fig.1
Removing the Grille Assy (Fig.2
D
Di
Grille Ass
E
F
Remove the four screw
n remove th
1
1
Grille Assy
1
1
Fig.2
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s.
dicated.
)
s
s.
seal and the
e
t.
Removing the Audio Control Unit (Fig.3)
Remove the four screw
Straighten the tabs at five locations
in
1
1
1
1
A
Remove the two screw
Remove the
Audio Control Uni
*) While the photograph shown is slightly different
from this model in shape, the disassembly
procedure is the same.
n remove th
Removing the Master Clock Unit (Fig.4
1. Remove the solder of three tabs indicated by arrow
A and then detach the Shield.
2. Remove the solder of five tabs indicated by arrows B,
disconnect each of the connectors, and then detach
the Master Clock Unit.
2
3
2
2
B
3
2
2
C
Audio Control Unit
A
Fig.3
Shield
A
A
(Note)
Do not bend the tab indicated by C when assembling.
Also, do not solder it.
D
Master Clock
Unit
B
B
C
B
B
E
B
Fig.5
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The numeral enclosed by a circle in the drawing indicates
the order of removal.
A
- How to hold the mechanism unit
1. Hold the top frame and main frame.
2. Do not hold the front of the top frame tightly
because its strength is low.
B
- How to remove the top frame and main frame
1. Remove the screws (4) and screws (2) of the top
frame in the clamped state and remove the top frame.
2. After having removed the screws of the dampers (2)
on the right and the dampers, remove the main frame.
3. Remount the product connector with the frame
removed and eject a disk.
C
Top Frame
D
- How to remove the clamper arm assy and
guide arm assy
1. Remove a total of three right, left and rear screws
and remove the clamper assy.
2. Remove the left spring and remove the torsion
spring hook of the right fulcrum unit.
E
3. Remove the E ring of the left fulcrum and remove
the guide arm assy.
Main Frame
Disk
Guide Arm
Assy
Damper
Damper
Clamper Arm
Assy
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- How to remove the loading arm assy and
spindle motor
1. Remove the E ring of the left fulcrum and
remove the spring and loading arm assy.
2. Remove the connector of the spindle motor
and remove the mounting screws (3).
Loading Arm Assy
- How to remove the loading motor assy
1. Remove the gear cover screw and remove the gear
cover.
2. Remove the holder which was tightened together
with the gear cover.
(Note):
At assembly, tighten the holder together with
the gear cover by approaching the holder to
the arrow view direction and touching the tip
of the motor shaft.
At that time, if the holder is tightened with
screws while it is being pressed, the motor
load is increased and causes an error (NG).
While the holder is approached, separate the
hand from the holder and the holder is tightened
with the screws.
3. Remove the solder of the motor lead wire.
4. Remove the leaf spring screw and remove the holder
and leaf spring.
5. Put the mechanical unit face downward, remove the
mounting screws of the loading motor assy and remove
the loading motor assy.
Holder
Leaf Spring
Loading Motor Assy
Spindle
Motor
Gear Cover
Holder
Grease Application
(GEM1029)
A
B
C
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- How to remove the carriage motor assy
1. Remove the solder of the carriage motor lead wire.
2. Remove the grease cover screw and remove the
A
grease cover.
3. After having removed the lead wire processing of
the motor, remove the mounting screw of the carriage
motor assy.
B
- How to remove the pickup
1. Mount the jumper pin and remove the pickup connector.
2. After having the processing of flexible wires, remove
C
the mounting screw of the main shaft holder and
remove the pickup together with the main shaft holder
and the main shaft.
1DISELISelect input pin for data input pin(DIN0,DIN1)
2DOUTOOutput pin for serial audio data
3DIN0IDigital data input pin
4DIN1IDigital data input pin
5DIN2IDigital data input pin
6DGNDGND for digital circuit
7DVDDDigital VDD pin(5V)
8RIVCO gain control input pin
9VINIInput pin for VCO free run frequency setting
10LPFOPLL loop filter setting pin
11AVDDAnalog power supply
12AGNDAnalog GND
13CKOUTOClock output pin
14BCKO64fs clock output pin
15LRCKOfs clock output pin
16DATAOOData output pin
17XSTATEOOutput pin for source clock switch monitor
18DGNDDigital GND
19DVDDDigital power supply
20XMCKOCrystal oscillation clock output pin
21XOUTOCrystal oscillator connection output pin
22XINICrystal oscillator connection input pin
23EMPHAOOutput pin for emphasis information of channel status
24AUDIOOOutput pin for bit 1 of channel status (non-PCM data detection bit)
25CSFLAGOOutput pin for updating flag of the leading 40 bits of channel status
26F0/P0/C0OOutput pin for calculated signal of input fs/Pc data type/input word
information
27F1/P1/C1OOutput pin for calculated signal of input fs/Pc data type/input word
information
28F2/P2/C2OOutput pin for calculated signal of input fs/Pc data type/input word
information
29VF/P3/C3OOutput pin for validity flag/Pc data type/input word information
30DVDDDigital power supply
31DGNDDigital GND
32AUTOOOutput pin for non-PCM burst data transmission detection signal(Pa,Pb detection)
33BPSYNCOOutput pin for non-PCM burst preample Pa, Pb, Pc, Pd sync signal
34ERROROOutput pin for PLL lock error, data error flag
35DOOOutput pin for microcomputer IF read data
36DIIOutput pin for microcomputer IF write data
37CEIMicrocomputer IF chip enable pin
38CLIMicrocomputer IF clock input pin
39XSELISelect input pin for XIN crystal oscillator frequency
40MODE0IMode setting input pin
41MODE1IMode setting input pin
42DGNDDigital GND
43DVDDDigital power supply
44DOSEL0IOutput data format select input pin
45DOSEL1IOutput data format select input pin
46CKSEL0IOutput clock select input pin
47CKSEL1IOutput clock select input pin
48XMODEISystem reset input pin
29CKA2IP:clock precision setting pin 2/S:do not output
30VDDPower supply voltage pin
TC9271FS
15
16
D
1
30
HA12187FPS1
BUS-BUS+VCCSTB
78
BIAS
+
E
-
RECEIVER
OUTPUT
DRIVER
OUTPUT
COM
+
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- Pin Functions (PE5208A1)
Pin No.Pin NameI/OFunction and Operation
1SWVDDOGRILL: chip enable output
2DSENSIGrille detach sense input
3SUBOKISub code receivability verification
4TELINITELL MUTE input
5TESTINITest program mode input
6AUTOANTOAntenna power output
7DERRIDIR error detection
8DIRCLODIR clock output pin
9DIRDIODIR write data output pin
10DIRDOIDIR read data input pin
11RESETIReset input
12XT2Time clock connection pin
13XT1ITime clock connection pin
14VSSGND pin
15X2Main oscillator connection pin
16X1IMain oscillator connection pin
17REGOFFRegulator operation signal
18REGCConnection for capacity stabilizing regulator output
19VDDPower supply pin (VDD)
20DIRCEODIR chip enable output pin
21SYSPWROSYSTEM: system power control
22FLPPWROFLAP: flap power control
23FLPILMOFLAP: illumination in flap control
24ILMPWROIllumination power control
25OELPWOOEL power supply output
26AUDIOINon-PCM data detection input
27IPPWOIPBUS: driver power supply control
28ASENBOOIPBUS: slave Acc sense output
29FM/AMOTUNER: decoder power supply control output
30MUTEOSYSTEM: integrated MUTE output
31ROMDATAOROM correction data output
32ROMCKOROM correction clock output
33ROMCSOROM correction chip select output
34ANTFIXOTUNER: diversity output
35LOCLOTUN: local L output
36LOCHOTUN: local H output
37TUNPCE2OTUN:EEPROM chip enable output
38SDITUN:SD input
39STITUN:stereo input
40VSSGND pin (GND)
41VDDPower supply pin (VDD)
42FLPCLSOFLAP: close output
43FLPOPNOFLAP: open output
44FOPNSWIFLAP: open sense SW input
45FCLSSWIFLAP: close sense SW input
46DRSTODigital system IC reset output
47DMUTEODigital system mute
48VCKOE.VOL: clock output
49VDTOE.VOL: data output
50VSTOE.VOL: strobe output
51ASELOAnalog selector switch output
52DSELODigital selector switch output
53DIRSELODIR input selector switch output
54DRST2ORDS: decoder reset output
55RDSLKIRDS:LK input
56RDTIRDS: data input
57CURRQORDS:TUNER voltage FIX output
58NL2DTIRDS: noise level 2
A
B
C
D
E
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59TMUTEORDS:TUNER mute output
A
60SDBWIRDS:SD input in case of NF
61RECIVEORDS:reception output
62PCLOutput for adjusting clock
O
63,64ROT0, 1IRotary encoder input 0, 1
65BSCKIPBUS:clock input pin
66BSIIPBUS:data input
67BSOOPBUS:data output
68BRXENI/OPBUS:communication enable
69BRSTOPBUS:reset output
70BSRQIPBUS:communication demand input
71DALMONOElectric current switch in case of standby
72NCNot used
B
73TESTPin for testing IC (GND)
74SLTUNER:signal level input
I
75NCNot used
76ODo not output DIT
ditinh
77NCNot used
78BATTIBackup voltage input
79NL1RDS:noise level input 1(A/D)
I
80MODELIModel information input
81ADPWOA/D converter SW
82AVDDA/D converter positive power suppply (VDD)
83AVREFA/D converter reference voltage (VDD)
84AVSSA/D converter GND pin (GND)
C
85RXIP-BUS:data input
86TXIP-BUS:data output
I
O
87NMIIDo not use this (GND)
88LDETIPLL lock detection input
89RCKIRDS:RDS clock input
90RDS57KIRDS:57kHz pulse count input
91ISENSIIllumination sense input
92ASENSIAcc sense input
93BSENSIB.up sense input
94TUNPDIITUN: data input
95RXDIGRILLE: data input
D
96TXDOGRILLE: data output
97TUNPCKOTUN: clock output
98TUNPDOOTUN: data output
99TUNPCEOTUN: chip enable output
100PEEOPEE sound output
PE5208A1
30
31
E
50
51
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PD0236BM
- Pin Arrangement Chart
BCSEL
DASEL
NC
1
2
3
18
17
16
A
XRST
SEL
NC
LRSEL
LRCKO
BCKO
DATAO
4
5
NC
6
7
8
GNDVDD
9
- Block Diagram Chart
VDD
LRCKI
DATAI
BCKI
SEL
XRST
15
14
13
12
11
10
Timing generation
Data input
Data distinction part
Distinction data delay part
BCKI
DATAI
NC
NC
B
LRCKI
C
Data delay
GND
DATAO
D
BCKO
Operation part
Data output
Confficnt storage ROM
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LRCKO
LRSEL
DASEL
BCSEL
E
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o.
e
n
k
ppyg
r
Pin Function
Pin N
A
3 HSRDS O RDS detection output (high speed / low accuracy)
4 CLOCK O Clock output
5 DATA I Data input
6 RDS O RDS detection output (normal speed / high accuracy)
7 HSRDS2 O RDS detection output (high speed / low accuracy)
8 HSRESET I Reset input to HSRDS
9 D-SUB Digital block Sub-straight terminal
10 D-GND Digital block Ground terminal
11 XI Oscillator input terminal
12 XO Oscillator output terminal
B
C
13 TPIN3 I Test pattern input
14 TPIN2 I Test pattern input
15 RESET I Reset input
16 A-GND Analog block Ground terminal
17 A-SUB Analog block Sub-straight terminal
18 VREF AD reference voltage
19 REF AD input reference terminal
20 MPX IN Composite signal input terminal
21 TESTMODE I Input data of test mode setting register
22 MODECK I Clock input for TEST mode setting register
23 TPIN1 I Test pattern input
24 VDD-D Power supply terminal for Analog block
PM4009A1
24
Pin Nam
-
TRESET
I/OFunction and Operatio
Power supply terminal for Digital bloc
Reset input for TEST mode setting registe
13
1
D
NJM2373AF
REFERENCECATHODE
5
E
12
4
VERF
NJM431U
132
ANODE
123
NCANODENC
F
REFERENCE
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MAX4412EXK
OUT
1
OUT : Amplifier Output
VEE : Negative Power Supply
VEE
IN+
IN+ : Amplifier Noninverting Input
2
IN- : Amplifier Inverting Input
VCC : Positive Power Supply
3
PD8166A
1
NC
2
A18
3
A17
4
A7
5
A6
6
A5
7
A4
8
A3
9
A2
10
A1
11
A0
12
CE
13
Vss
14
OE
15
D0
16
D8
17
D1
18
D9
19
D2
20
D10
21
D3
22
D11
TC74VHCT541AFK
5
VCC
1 g1
2 A1
4
IN-
3 A2
4 A3
5 A4
6 A5
7 A6
8 A7
9 A8
D15/A-1 : Address input (output : 8 bit)
A0-A12 : Address input
D0-D15 : Data output
CE: Chip enable
44
A20
43
A19
42
A8
41
A9
40
A10
39
A11
38
A12
37
A13
36
A14
35
A15
34
A16
OE : Output enable
BYTE : 16/8 bits output select (L : 8 bit output)
Vcc, Vss : Power supply
NC : Not used
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
BYTE
Vss
D15/A-1
D7
D14
D6
D13
D5
D12
D4
Vcc
10 GND
S-80929CNNB-G8Z
CDOUT
43
Delay
Circuit
+
VREF
12
VSSVDD
20 VCC
19 g2
18 Y1
17 Y2
16 Y3
15 Y4
14 Y5
13 Y6
12 Y7
11 Y8
A
B
C
D
E
F
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()
o
e
/O
n
0
t
t
01
t
SSND
2
t
CC5
y
5
t
5
T
t
6
t
32NCNot used
)
)
)
7
,2
t
9
CNot used
0
0ND
C
d
SH
t
5
t
g
6NCNot used
2
g
g
63NCNot used
T
t
CNot used
D
t
0
R
t
CNot used
t
5
T
t
CNot used
g
9
9ND
O
CC3
y
98D00-15
/O
t
7
t
6556A
1
25
CNot used
CNot used
t
t
t
t
t
)
)
Pin Functions (PD6556A
Pin N
A
1-3A18-2
4-6N
10-20A02-1
2
2
27-
B
36,3
38,3
4
41-43N
4
4
47-49MD0-
C
-
7
71-73N
D
7
76-78N
7
-
99,100A16,1
in Nam
A
V
V
A13-1
DSPD
VCCVRH
VSS
KDT1
N
ND-4
FLA
N
OEL_RESE
N
ROM_R
OEL_W
CPU_RESE
ND-7
X
V
I
Function and Operatio
Bus address outpu
Bus address outpu
Bus address outpu
Bus address outpu
Power suppl
Bus address outpu
Display data inpu
Key data outpu
Power supply(AD
Power supply(AD
GND(AD
Key data inpu
ot use
FLASH inpu
Remote control signal inpu
CPU mode settin
E2P_ROM data outpu
E2P_ROM data inpu
E2P_ROM clock outpu
E2P_ROM chip select outpu
LED outpu
Illumination output(Red
Illumination output(White
OEL controller reset outpu
ROM read enable outpu
OEL controller write outpu
Ready signal inpu
Reset inpu
Crystal oscillating element connection
Crystal oscillating element connection
Power suppl
I
Bus data input/outpu
Bus address outpu
E
F
PD
26
50
51
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CS
SK
DO
1
Memory array
2
3
DI
4
Data register
Mode decoder logic
Clock pulse
monitoring circuit
Clock generator
Address
decoder
Output buffer
Voltage detector
8
7
6
5
VCC
NC
TEST
GND
A
B
C
D
E
F
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Pin No.Pin NameI/OFunction and Operation
A
B
C
1VCC-Power supply voltage ter
2RFGCIRF amplitude adjustment control signal ter
3GMADIAGC amplifier frequency characteristic adjustment ter
4FNIIMain beam amplifier input ter
5FPIIMain beam amplifier input ter
6TPIISub beam amplifier input ter
7TNIISub beam amplifier input ter
8MDIOMonitor photodiode amplifier input ter
9LDOILaser diode amplifier output terminal
10SELIAPC circuit ON/OFF signal, LDO terminal control input ter
11TEBITracking error balance adjustment signal input ter
122VROOReference voltage (2VRO) output ter
13TENITracking error signal generation amplifier reverse phase input ter
14TEOOTracking error signal generation amplifier output ter
15SBADOSub beam addition signal output ter
16FEOOFocus error signal generation amplifier output ter
17FENIFocus error signal generation amplifier reverse phase input ter
18SEBIRFRP generation circuit mode switching ter
19VROOReference voltage (VREF) output ter
20RFRPOSignal generation amplifier output terminal for track count
21BTCIBottom detection time constant adjustment ter
22RFCTORFRP signal center level output ter
23PKCI
24RFRPINI
25RFGOORF signal amplitude adjustment amplifier output ter
26GVSWI
27AGCINI
28RFOORF signal generation amplifier output ter
29GNDI
30RFN2I
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal and bottom
and peak detection frequency switching ter
minals
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal for RFCT signal
generation
minal
Peak detection time constant adjustment signal for RFCT signal generation
Signal generation amplifier input terminal for track count
minal
AGC, FE or TE amplifier gain switching terminal
RF signal amplitude adjustment amplifier input ter
minal
minal
GND terminal
RF signal generation amplifier input ter
minal
TA2153FNS1
D
16
E
F
115
30
TC9495F2S1
50
51
80
81
31
30
1
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- Pin Functions (TC9495F2S1)
Pin No.Pin NameI/OFunction and Operation
1TESTOTest mode ter
2HSOOReplay speed flag output ter
3UHSOOReplay speed flag output ter
4EMPHOEmphasis flag output ter
5LRCKOChannel clock (44.1 kHz) output ter
6VssDigital ground ter
7BCKOBit clock output ter
8AOUTODigital audio data output ter
9DOUTODigital out output ter
10MBOVOBuffer memory over signal output ter
11IPFOCorrection flag output ter
12SBOKOCRCC decision r
13CLCKI/OClock input/output terminal for sub code P-W data r
14VDDDigital + power supply ter
15VssDigital ground ter
16DATAOSub code P-W data output ter
17SFSYOReplay-system frame sync signal output ter
18SBSYOSub code block sync output ter
19SPCKOClock for processor status signal r
20SPDAOProcessor status signal output ter
21COFSOCorrection-system frame clock (7.35 kHz) output ter
22MONITOLSI internal signal output ter
23VDDDigital + power supply ter
24TESIO0ITest input/output ter
25P2VRFFPLL-system only 2VREF ter
26HSSWOThe VREF voltage is r
27ZDETOOne-bit DAC zero detection flag output ter
28PDOOPhase err
29TMAXSOTMAX detection result output ter
30TAMXOTMAX detection result output ter
31LPFNIReverse input ter
32LPFOOOutput ter
33PVREFPLL-system only VREF ter
34VCOREFIVCO center frequency reference level ter
35VCOFOFilter ter
36AvssAnalog-system ground ter
37SLCOOOutput ter
38RFIIRF signal input ter
39AVDDAnalog-system power supply ter
40RFCTIRFRP signal center level input ter
41RFZIIInput terminal for RFRP signal zero cr
42RFRPIRF ripple signal input ter
43FEIIFocus error signal input ter
44SBADISub beam addition signal input ter
45TSINITest input ter
46TEIITracking error input ter
47TEZIIInput terminal for tracking error or zero cr
48FOOOFocus equalizer output ter
49TROOTracking equalizer output ter
50VREFAnalog reference power supply ter
51RFGCORF amplitude adjustment control signal output ter
52TEBCOTracking balance control signal output ter
53FMOOFeed equalizer output ter
54FVOOSpeed error signal or feed sear
55DMOODisc equalizer output ter
562VREFAnalog reference power supply ter
57SELOAPC circuit ON/OFF signal output ter
minal
esult output for sub code Q data
or signal issue between the EFM and PLCK signals
minal of amplifier for lowpass filter
minal for VCO
minal of DAC for data slice level generation
minal
minal
minal
minal for sub code Q data
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal (5 V)
minal
minal
minal
minal
ead
minal
minal
minal (5 V)
minal
minal
eached for double or quad speed.
minal
minal
minal
minal of amplifier for lowpass filter
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal (5 V)
minal
oss
minal
minal
minal
minal
oss
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
ch EQ output
minal
minal
minal
ead
minal
A
B
C
D
E
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Pin No.Pin NameI/OFunction and Operation
58FLGAOExternal flag output terminal for inter
A
59FLGBOExternal flag output terminal for inter
60FLGCOExternal flag output terminal for inter
61FLGDOExternal flag output terminal for inter
62VDDDigital + power supply ter
63VssDigital ground ter
minal
minal (5 V)
64IO0ORF amplifier gain switching ter
65
IO1
Not used
66IO2IHOME detection switch input ter
67IO3OFocusDrv and signal output ter
68
69CKSEI
70DACTIDAC test mode ter
B
71TESINITest input ter
72TESIO1ITest input/output ter
73VssDigital ground ter
DMOUT
Not used
Usually open
minal
minal
minal
minal
74PXIIDPS-system clock oscillator circuit input ter
75PXOODPS-system clock oscillator circuit output ter
76VDDDigital + power supply ter
minal (5 V)
77XvssGround terminal for system clock oscillator cir
78XIISystem clock oscillator circuit input ter
79XOOSystem clock oscillator circuit output ter
80XVDDFor system clock oscillator circuit + power supply ter
81DVSRR channel D/A converting unit power supply ter
82ROOR channel data forward rotation output ter
C
83DVDDD/A converting unit power supply ter
84DVRReference voltage ter
minal
85LOOL channel forward rotation output ter
86DVSLL channel D/A converting unit power supply ter
87TEST1ITest mode ter
88TEST2ITest mode ter
89TEST3ITest mode ter
minal
minal
minal
90BUS0I/OData input/output terminal for microcomputer inter
91BUS1I/OData input/output terminal for microcomputer inter
92BUS2I/OData input/output terminal for microcomputer inter
93BUS3I/OData input/output terminal for microcomputer inter
D
94VDDDigital + power supply ter
95VssDigital ground ter
minal
minal (5 V)
96BUCKIClock terminal for microcomputer inter
97CEEIChip enable signal for microcomputer inter
98TEST4ITest mode ter
99TSMODITest mode ter
100RSTIReset signal input ter
minal
minal
minal
nal signal monitor
nal signal monitor
nal signal monitor
nal signal monitor
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
cuit
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal
minal (5 V)
minal
minal
face
face
face
face
face
face
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Pin No.Pin NameI/OFormatFunction and Operation
1bsckI/O/C
2BDATAI/O/C
3CONTOCServo driver power supply contr
4CDLOADOCLoad/Eject motor load contr
5CDEJETOCLoad/Eject motor eject contr
6NC
7resetChip reset
8VDD1Positive power supply of parts other than ports
9X2Connection for cr
10X1IConnection for crystal oscillating system clock
11VSS1GND for parts other than por
12-14CBANK0-2OC
15crstOCCOMP IC r
16-18NC
19SUBOKOCOutput for sub code infor
20,21NC
22DSETOC
23,24NC
25DSPMUTEOC
26-28NC
29BRXENI/O/CP-Bus r
30NC
31CD5VONOCCD+5V power supply contr
32,33NC
34emphOCEmphasis infor
35NC
36xrstOCCD LSI r
37NC
38xceOC
39XPCKOC
40-43XPIO3-0I/O/C
44NC
45VSS0GND for por
46NCConnected dir
47NC
48VDCONTOCVD power supply contr
49csensI
50,51NC
52bsrqI/O/C
53,54NCNot used (Open)
55VDD0Positive power supply of por
56NC
57VDSENS
58TEMPTemperatur
59DSCSNS
60NC
61adenaOCA/D reference voltage supply contr
62,63NC
64AVDDPositive power supply for A/D conver
65AVREF1Reference voltage impression for A/D conver
66AVSSGND for A/D conver
67,68NC
69-71NC
P-Bus serial clock input/output
P-Bus serial data input/output
ol output
ol output
Not used (Open)
(make potential the same as that of VDD0)
ystal oscillating system clock
ts
(make potential the same as that of VSS0)
COMP IC bank setting output 0-2
eset output
Not used (Open)
mation being OK
Not used (Open)
Light output for disc set indicator
Not used (Open)
DOUT Mute output
Not used (Open)
eceivability input/output
Not used (Open)
ol output
Not used (Open)
mation output
Not used (Open)
eset output
Not used (Open)
CD LSI chip enable output
CD LSI clock output
CD LSI data input/output 3-0
Not used (Open)
ts (make potential the same as that of VSS1)
ectly to VSS0
Not used (Open)
ol output
Flap close sense input
Not used (Open)
P-Bus polling demand output
ts
(make potential the same as VDD1)
Not used (Open)
VD power supply sense input
e sense input
Mechanism SW sense input
Not used (Open)
Not used (Open)
ter
Not used (Open)
Connected to VSS0
A
ol output
B
C
D
E
ol output
ter
ter
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Pin No.Pin NameI/OFormatFunction and Operation
72testinITest program star
A
73SPDLFG
74-76NC
77brstP-Bus r
78NC
79,80NC
I
FG pulse signal input
Connected to VDD0
I
eset input
Connected to VDD0
Not used (Open)
t input
PE5238A1
80
1
B
20
61
60
41
2140
C
D
E
F
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Dreo
.
cator
k
SD
station
e
.
1
k
g
.
2
k
g
pF
chR channel
.
t
chL channel
.
t
C
ol
.
g
WD bandwidth
.
gg
CNot used
0
r
.
y
.
gg
D
d
gg
.
gg
2
2
"
k
3
l
.
)
O
/
t
t
k
5lock
1
1
CNot used
8lock detector
k
Q
k
g
CNot used
P
g
CC
y
g
OCH
gh
g
gggg
OCL
local low
g
.
5LOCL
oca
ow
transisto
,
D
d
g
.
g
.
g
8
t
e
to
.
8
z
51
53
5
0151613
J
OCL
3
OCH
Q
920
FM/AM Tuner Unit
FM/AM 1ST IF 10.7 MH
2
ANT ADJ
FMANT
27
26
RFGND
ATT
L
2
No.SymbolI/OExplai
TIN
FM
R
L
W
DB
N
1
DGN
E
1
DI/D
1
16E
N
1
19RE
20N
M
V
23L
FML
2
26RFGN
2
T51 Q51 CF
MIXER, IF AMP, DET.
FMRF
IMG ADJ
RF AD
L
2
indi
FM
noise levelnoise level-
outpu
outpu
write contr
owe
suppl
digital groun
chip enable-
I/Osignal leve
I/Odata input
data outpu
chip enable-
current requestActive at "Low". To be grounded at 47
ower suppl
local hi
l
l l
RF groun
FM antenna inputFM antenna input. 75
AM antenna inpu
IC1
CF202
AM 2ND IF
450 kHz
F52 CF
X901
10.25 MHz
MPXREF 41 kHz
AMDET
IC 2 FM MPX
IC3
EEPROM
RE
1
L
TIND
L ch
R ch
COMP
LDET
6
5
21
18
"Low" when the FM stereo signals are received
To be pulled up to the "VDD" at 47
Meanwhile, 10 kshould be used when taking diver FIX trigger from her
and "High: 0.9 VDD or more" and "Low: 250 mV or less"
(Should satisfy the diver IC specifications)
"High" when noise is received. Output for the RDS. GND at 47
"High" when noise is received. Output for the RDS. GND at 36
FM stereo "R-ch" signal output or AM audio output
Add the specified de-emphasis constant.
FM stereo "L-ch" signal output or AM audio output
Add the specified de-emphasis constant.
EEPROM write control. Writing permissible at "Low". Normally open
SD bandwidth signal output. For detection of detuning data for the RDS
Power supply pin for the digital section
DC 5 V +/- 0.25 V. Be careful about overlapping noise in the logic section
Grounding for the digital section
EEPROM chip enable. Active a "Low
To be pulled up to the "VDD" at 47
Received FM/AM signal level (strength) output
Connect the specified load resistor and capacitor (10 k + 39 k// 4 700 pF
Data input/Data outpu
To be pulled up to the "VDD" at 47
Active at "Low". To be pulled up to the "VDD" at 47
FM composite signal output. r out < 100
Analog section power supply pin.DC 8.4 V +/- 0.3 V
FM local high pin. When seeking local high, apply 5 V together with "LOCL".
FM local low pin. When seeking local low, apply 5 V to the base of the NPN
transistor with which the specified resistor is bein
connected to the emitter
Keep it open in case of ordinary marketed models.
FM/AM local low pin. When seeking local low, apply 5 V to the base of the
NPN
r.
Since this pin is exclusive for AM when the FMLOCL is in use
not drive it under FM.
Grounding for the antenna section
. Surge absorber is necessary
Connect to the antenna through an L (LAU type) of 4.7
H.To cope with th
A
B
// 1 800 pF
// 330
C
D
E
a coil of about 100 mH) + R (a resistor of 470
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7.3 OPERATIONAL FLOW CHART
A
Power ON
VDD = 5 V
B
Pin 93
bsens = L
asens
Pin 92
asens = L
dsens
bsens
C
Pin 2
dsens = L
ASENBO←H
Pin 28
Starts
communication
with Grille
microcomputer.
D
SWVDD←L
Pin 1
300 ms
300 ms
In case of the above signal, the communication
Source keys
operative
with Grille microcomputer may fail.
If the time interval is not 300 msec, the oscillator
may be defective.
Source ON
E
SYSPWR←H
Pin 21
Completes power-on operation.
(After that, proceed to each source operation)
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8. OPERATIONS
Head unit
Signal receive
VOLUM
A
DISPLAY OFF indicato
RESET butto
B
Remote control
In this system, the available functions and the menu display vary depending on the
condition of the remote controller in use. Opening the cover enables the SHIFT, RETURN
and FUNCTION buttons 1 to 6 inside the unit.
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it may not operate properl
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the original volum
level
DISPLAY butto
RCE butto
the remote control, be sure to point it to the signal receiver on the head unit. If not
AUX butto
D butto
AND butto
EJECT/OPEN butto
TUNER butto
VOLUM
TA butt
HIFT butto
FUNCTI
buttons 1 to
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BAND button
MEN
butto
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RETURN butto
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Connecting the Units
A
Power cable connection
Multi-CD player
IP-BUS cable
(sold separately)
IP-BUS input (Blue)
B
15 cm
15 cm
IP-BUS output (Black)
15 cm
This Product
Antenna jack
C
Optical output (Black)
Optical input (Blue)
Clear
To terminal always supplied
with power regardless of
ignition switch position.
D
Fuse holder
(4 A)
Blue/white
To system control terminal of the power
amp or Auto-antenna relay control terminal
(max. 300 mA 12 V DC).
Orange/white
To lighting switch terminal.
Fuse resistor
Red
E
Yellow/black
If you use an equipment with Mute function, wire
this lead to the Audio Mute lead on that equipment.
If not, keep the Audio Mute lead free of any
To electric terminal controlled
by ignition switch (12 V DC)
ON/OFF.