The laser diode in the traverse deck (optical pickup) may break down due to potential difference
caused by static electricity of clothes or human body.
So, be careful of electrostatic breakdown during repair of the traverse deck (optical pickup).
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4.1. Handling the traverse deck (optical pickup)
1. The traverse deck (optical pickup) is an extremely high-precision
construction and must not be subjected to impact, excessive
vibration, or other types of rough handling.
2. In order to prevent static electricity damage to the laser diode, use a
short pin or similar tool to short the optical pickup’s flexible circuit
boards after they have been disconnected from the main circuit
board. (as shown in Fig. 1)
3. Handle the flexible circuit boards with care; excessive force could
cause them to be broken.
4. Do not turn the pre-set variable resistor (for adjustment of the laser
power); it has been adjusted at the factory.
(as shown in Fig. 2)
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
4.2. Grounding for electrostatic breakdown prevention
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1. Human body grounding
Use the anti-static wrist strap to discharge the static electricity from
your body. (as shown in Fig. 3)
2. Work table grounding
Put a conductive material (sheet) or steel sheet on the area where
the traverse deck (optical pickup) is placed, and ground the sheet.
(as shown in Fig. 4)
Caution
The static electricity of your clothes will not be grounded through the
wrist strap.
So, take care not to let your clothes touch the traverse deck (optical
pickup).
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
5. Operation Checks and Component Replacement
Procedures
- This section describes procedures for checking the operation of the
major printed circuit boards and replacing the main components.
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- For reassembly after operation checks or replacement, reverse the
respective procedures. Special reassembly procedures are
described only when required.
- After replacing the main components (optical pickup or traverse
motor, etc.) of mechanism unit block, change to the adjust mode,
and then perform the “ROM/RAM auto-adjustment”.
5.1. Checking for the main P.C.B.
- Check the main P.C.B. (A side) as shown below.
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[Checking for the main P.C.B. (B side)]
- Each parts on main P.C.B. (B side) can not be checkesd directly,
however, for the checking of main component parts on P.C.B., refer
to the “Checking procedures of main components parts on the main
P.C.B. (B side).
5.2. Replacement for the intermediate cabinet
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
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5.3. Replacement for the open knob and lock unit
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.2.
5.4. Replacement for the traverse motor
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
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5.5. Replacement for the LCD
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.2.
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5.6. Replacement for the lift motor
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.2.
- Follow the (Step 1) of item 5.5.
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5.7. Replacement for the optical pickup
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.2.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 4) of item 5.4.
- Follow the (Step 1) of item 5.5.
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5.8. Replacement for the spindle motor
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 3) of item 5.1.
- Follow the (Step 1) - (Step 4) of item 5.4.
6. Measurements and Adjsutments
Note:
After replacing the main components (optical pickup or traverse motor, etc.) of mechanism unit
block, change to the adjust mode, and then perform the “laser power adjustment”, “off-set autoadjustment” and “playback-only disc/magneto-optical disc auto-adjustment”.
6.1. Instruments to prepare
1. Playback-only disc (Test disc RFKV0006)
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2. Commercially available recordable disc (fully recorded with music)
(magneto-optical disc)
3. Laser power meter (LE8010 or compatible meter)
4. Remote controller
Note:
For use of MD cartridge type laser power meter, remove the intermediate cabinet before perform
the laser power adjustment (as for the method of disassembly, refer to “5. Operation checks and
main component replacement procedures”.).
6.2. Laser power adjustment, Playback-only disc/magneto-optical disc
auto- adjustment
6.2.1. Enter the adjustment mode
1. Set the battery and connect the remote controller.
2. Turn off the power, and switch main unit’s HOLD switch off.
3. Press the buttons of the remote controller in order from 1 to 4 [ for
(EB, EG, GCS) areas, refer to Fig. 5. For (GH) area , refer to Fig. 6.]
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
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4. When the adjustment mode is activated, “T0E1” or “T0E2” will be
displayed on the LCD of remote controller and unit [(EB, EG, GCS)
areas are displayed only unit]. After “T0E1” or “T0E2” is displayed,
select the desired adjustment item with the button or button
of the remote controller. (If it is not displayed, perform the
procedures written above again.)
Adjustment mode
Adjustment modeDisplay
Laser power adjustmentT0**
Off-set automatic adjustmentT1**
Magneto-optical disc automatic adjustmentT2**
Playback-only disc automatic adjustmentT3**
Automatic adjustment value checkT4**
EFM jitter meajurementT5**
REC jitter meajurementT6**
Area settingT7**
OpenT8**
Error rate measurement (double velocity)T9**
OpenTA**
ROM collection check sumTB**
DRAM checkTC**
Reliability testTD**
Tilt measurement (disc middle speed) TE**
PWB inspection (audio test)TF**
*In the display of T0** ~ TF** shown above, you must adjust T0**, T1**, T2** and T3**. You must
perform the adjustment by observing the order T0** T1** T2** T3**.
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6.2.2. Laser Power Adjustment
Adjust each laser power: read power for reading (play) and write power for writing (record).
6.2.2.1. Set the Unit to the Adjustment Mode
Cautions
About handling the optical pickup and the magnetic head.
- The optical pickup and the magnetic head are structured precisely;
therefore, they are very fragile. Be careful not to touch them with the
edge of the laser power meter. Do not touch the lens.
- The sensor of the laser power meter is a very fine part. Be careful not
to touch it to the optical pickup lens.
- Do not loosen or remove the magnetic head installing screw.
- The focus point of the laser reaches to 356°F. Therefore, avoid
adjusting using laser power for a long time because the sensor of
the laser power meter may be burned.
- Do not allow the write power to even momentarily reach or exceed
6mW. Doing so will result in damage to the optical pickup.
- Do not set the unit to the laser power adjustment mode with the MD
loaded. Doing so may result in damage to the MD.
- Laser diode in the optical pickup may be destroyed by the
staticelectricity generated in your clothes or body. Be especially
careful with the static electricity.
6.2.2.2. Adjustment Procedure
1. Have “T0**” indicated on display, and move the optical pickup to the
most inside (only when a MD cartridge type laser power meter is
used).
2. Set the laser power meter.
[For use of stick type laser power meter.]
2-1 Uncover the laser power meter (refer to Fig. 7).
2-2 Locate the sensor of the laser power meter right over above the
optical pickup (horizontally at a level of the disc position). (as
shown in Fig. 8)
[For use of MD cartridge type laser power meter.]
2-1 Set the laser power meter and close the disc cover, fix it with
tape as not to open. (refer to Fig. 9).
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Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
3. Press the PLAY key of the remote controller (“T0**” changes to “LD”
of the LCD).
4. Press the key of the remote controller (“LD” changes to “LP” of
the LCD).
5. Perform the read power adjustment. Set the light power at 600 W±
10% by using VOL+, VOL- , EQ and PLAY MODE keys of the remote
controller. In the laser power adjustment, EQ and PLAY MODE keys
change every 8 steps for VOL+ and VOL- keys change 1 step.
Note:
EQ and PLAY MODE keys are applied for only (GH) area. For other areas, those keys are not
applied. Perform with only VOL+ and VOL- keys.
Caution:
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Proceeding on to the subsequent adjustment procedure with the
read power exceeding 600 W±10% will result in damage to the
optical pickup.
6. Press the key of the remote controller (“LP” changes to “RLDA”
in the LCD).
Specified range (read power): 600 W±10% or lower
7. Perfome the light power adjustment. Set the light power at 5.7mW
by using VOL+, VOL-, EQ and PLAY MODE keys of the remote
controller. If at this time the voltage between TP406 and TP407 is
85mA or higher, it is conceivable that the optical pickup is defective.
Specified range (light power): 5.7mW
Caution:
Do not allow the write power to even momentarily reach or exceed 5
mW. Doing so will result in damage to the optical pickup.
8. Press the key of the remote controller (“RLDA” changes to “LP”
on the LDC. At this time, the data is written to EEPROM.).
9. Press the PLAY key on the remote controller (“LP” changes to “T0*
*” on the LCD.).
10. Remove the laser power meter. Laser power adjustment is
finished.
6.2.3. Off-set automatic adjustment
1. After laser power adjustment performed, press the key of the
remote controller and make “T1**” display on the LCD .
2. Make the optical pickup move to center.
3. Press the PLAY key of remote controller without insert disc (change
the display of the LCD to “1FADJ” , adjustment will be started.).
4. Press the PLAY key of the remote controller (change the display of
the LCD to “T1**” , off-set automatic adjustment will be finished.).
1. Have “T3**” indicated on display, and move the optical pickup to
around center.
2. Set the playback-only disc.
3. Press the PLAY key of the remote controller (“T3**” changes to
“10ADJ” on the LCD, adjusment is started.).
4. If it has been finished normally, “10ADJ” changes to “00OK” (or
“10OK”) on LCD. If it is abnormally, it changes to “10NG”.
5. Press the PLAY key (“00OK” or “10OK” or “10NG” changes to “T3*
*”, playback-only disc adjustment is finished.).
Note:
If it is displayed “10NG”, check the “Troubleshooting Procedures” in the order.
6.2.6. How to get out the adjustment mode
Remove the battery when you finish the adjustment mode.
6.3. Checking the main unit's keys
Note:
“T KJP1” and “T KJP2” are displayed only (GH) area. Other areas are not display them.
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1. Set the battery and connect the remote controller.
2. Turn off the power. Then, with the main unit’s HOLD switch at OFF,
press the VOL+, VOL-, , and buttons on the remote
controller within two seconds. (as shown in Fig. 5 or Fig. 6)
3. When entering the main unit’s key check mode, “KEY JP1” or “KEY
JP2” will be displayed on the LCD of main unit and “T KJP1” or “T
KJP2” will be displayed on the LCD of remote controller. (If it is not
displayed, perform the procedures written above again.)
4. Confirm the display of LCD by pressing any keys on the main unit.
There is no order to press the keys.
Mian unit’s keys LCD display positions and letters
HOLD OFF1st. 2nd. letters are AA
REC PAUSE3rd. 4th. letters are BB
EDIT5th. 6th. letters are CC
STOP7th. 8th. letters are DD
PLAY9th. 10th. letters are EE
5. Remote controller’s LCD [(GH) area only] lights “T ” and main
unit’s LCD lights all when you can detect all keys.
6. Perform below voltage check about the keys come under if you
cannot detect the key.
Main unit’s keysCheck pointsONOFF
HOLD
REC PAUSEIC501 3pin0.12V2.2V
EDITIC501 3pin1.96V2.2V
STOPIC501 3pin1.05V2.2V
PLAYIC501 3pin0V2.2V
TP403
0V2.2V
7. When the keys are ready for detection, press the PLAY key of the
remote control.
8. Pressing each key mounted to the main body, make sure of
displayed three letters (4th ~ 6th letters) on the right side of the
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remote control. / Keys to be pressed are not in order. / When the 3
keys apportioned to the respective letters as shown below are all
OK, “0” is displayed.
Display positionMain unit’s keys
4th. letter
5th. letterFlat pad middle rank 3 keys
6th. letterFlat pad upper rank 3 keys
Flat pad lower rank 3 keys
9. Upon detection of all keys, “000” is shown on the right side of LCD
of the remote control [(GH) area only].
10. Perform below voltage check about the keys come under if you
cannot detect the key.
Main unit’s keysCheck pointsONOFF
Flat pad (*1)IC501 65~67pin2.2V0V
11. Remove the battery when you exit from this mode.
Note:
Refer to “12. Printed Circuit Board and Wiring Connection Diagram” for the test points.
7. Troubleshooting Guide
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8. Checking Procedures of Main Components Parts on
the Main P.C.B. (B side)
As it cannot meajure the mechanism side of MAIN P.C.B. directly, refer to the table shown below
for the criterion in the time of repairing or checking.
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Circuit
measure
TP137
voltage
check
TP137
IC304.
form
FPC
solder
and
is
the
form
supply
and
and
is
IC401.
form
check
IC701
solder,
unusual
IC701.
form
check
perihperal
No.
IC304
IC901
IC601
Part No.FunctionSymptomCheck pointResult and
C0DBAGZ00006
C0GBE000003
C0FBAJ000008
DC-DC converter
/ 3.5V / Power
IC for magnetic
head driver
control
Optical head lift
motor drive
A/D
CONVERTER
Recording is
impracticable.
Recording is
impracticable.
Magnetic head
fails to descend.
Optical input
permits recording,
but line input does
not.
MIC recording is
impracticable.
Confirm the
voltage of IC902
(pin 14) or (TP137)
Confirm the
voltage of IC501
(pin 74)
Confirm the
motor drive wave
form of TP145,146,
147 and 148 (CN901
pins 1,2,3 and 4).
Make sure of
IC101 (pin 27) input
wave form (during
MIC/LINE input
time).
If voltage at
normal and
IC501 is unusual,
IC501 and switch
periphery.
If voltage at
unusual, replace
If drive wave
normal, check
condition of
around lift motor,
nothing unusual
found, replace
motor.
If drive wave
unusual, check
voltage of IC401
peripheral solder,
nothing unusual
found, replace
If input wave
IC601 is unusual,
supply voltage of
and peripheral
and if nothing
found, replace
If input wave
IC601 is normal,
IC601 and
circuit.
9. Display of Self-Diagnostic Function
This model is equipped with a self-diagnosis function and shows, when necessary, the following
indication in the LCD section of the set.
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“F15”---This indication appears when the Down switch fails to turn ON since the magnetic head
fails to move up/down normally (Due to trouble of the magnetic head or trouble of the magnetic
head up/down motor) or the magnetic head P.C.B. is out of position or a foreign matter has mixed
in or for some other reason.
In such a case, check the peripheral parts of the magnetic head, repair or replace defective parts
with normal ones.
10. Schematic Diagram Notes
10.1. Schemtic Diagram Notes
This schematic diagram may be modified at any time with the development of new technology.
changing track ,mark mode switch (EDIT,
MARK MODE)
Hold swithc in “OFF” position. (HOLD )
:
- Indicated voltage values are the standard values for the unit
measured by the DC electronic circuit tester (high-impedance) with
the chassis taken as standard. Therefore, there may exist some
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errors in the voltage values, depending on the internal impedance of
the DC circuit tester.
No mark: MD STOP
( ): MD play [1kHz, L+R, 0dB]
Important safety notice:
Components identified by mark have special characteristics important for safety.
Furthermore, special parts which have purpose of fire-retardant (resistors), high-quality sound
(capacitors), low-noise (resistors), etc. are used. When replacing any of components, be sure to
use only manufacture's specified parts shown in the parts list.
Caution!
IC and LSI are sensitive to static electricity.
Secondary trouble can be prevented by taking care during repair.
Cover the parts boxes made of plastics with aluminum foil.
Ground the soldering iron.
Put a conductive mat on the work table.
Do not touch the legs of IC or LSI with the fingers directly.
Voltage and signal line
: Positive voltage line
: Playback signal line
: Recording signal “digital” line
: Recording signal “analog” line
: Mic signal line
10.2. Type Illustration of IC's, Transistors and Diodes
11. Schematic Diagram
12. Printed Circuit Board Diagram
13. Block Diagram
14. Wiring Connection Diagram
15. Terminal Function of IC's
15.1. IC1 (AN22010A-VF) : RF AMP
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Pin
output
terminal
No.
MarkI/O
Function
Division
1
LDOOLaser amp output terminal
2
LD INILaser amp reverse input
terminal
3APCPDIPhoto diode light quantity
det. input terminal
4
APC REFIAPC amp reference voltage
input terminal
5
ARFOORF amp. output terminal
6NC—Not used, open
7
EQ INIEQ input terminal
8
CRF
AGC
—RFAGC capacitor
connection terminal
(Connected to GND
through capacitor)
9
OUT RFOEFM signal output terminal
10
11
NC—Not used, open
PEAK
EFM bright side det. output
O
terminal
12
GND—GND terminal
13BOTMOEFM dark side det. output
terminal
14
CEAI3T envelope det. capacitor
connection terminal
(Connected to power
supply through capacitor)
15
MON3TOAS/3TMON signal output
terminal
16CCOC signal dark side det. /
amplifier output terminal
17DD
D signal dark side det. /
O
amplifier output terminal
18
V
CC
IPower supply terminal (+
3V)
19
BB GAIN
OB signal I/V converter
output terminal
20AA
A signal I/V converter
O
output terminal
21FF2OF2 signal I/V converter
output terminal
22FF1OF1 signal I/V converter
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output
terminal
Pin
No.
23,24NC
25
26NC
MarkI/O
Function
Division
Not used, open
—
ADIPOADIP signal output terminal
Not used, open
—
27NRECIREC/PLAY select signal
input terminal
28RFSWHL
Reflect H/L select signal
I
input terminal
29 RFSWPG
Pit / group select signal
O
output terminal
30GND
31NC
32
MONIOFF
GND terminal
—
Not used, open
—
3TMON circuit control
I
signal input terminal
33CLT2
ADIP BPF select signal
I
input terminal
34LDON
ACP circuit control signal
I
input terminal
35
NRFSTBY
IStandby control signal
input terminal
36
TEMPOTemperature sensor amp
output terminal
37
TEMP INITemperature sensor amp
input terminal
38
39
F1IF1 signal input terminal
F2IF2 signal input terminal
40AIMain beam A signal input
terminal
41B
IMain beam B signal input
terminal
42
VREFIReference voltage input
terminal
43
44
45
RF2IRF2 signal input terminal
RF1IRF1 signal input terminal
CENVDID signal det. capacitor
input terminal
46
CENVCIBeam E signal detection
capacitor input terminal
47DI
Main beam D signal input
terminal
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Pin
No.
48
MarkI/O
Division
C
I
Function
Main beam C signal input
terminal
15.2. IC101 (M66621ARG) : ATRAC ENCORDER/DECORDER, SERVO
SIGNAL PROCESSOR
Pin
No.
10FODPOFocus (+) drive signal
11TRDMOTracking (-) drive signal
12TRDPOTracking (+) drive signal
13DVDD0—Power supply input
14LDONOLD lighting control signal
15TVDM/
MarkI/O
Division
1TS0ITest input terminal (Not
used, connected to GND)
2APCDOLaser power setting PWM
output terminal
3RFSWPGOPit / group setting signal
output terminal
4RFSWHLOHigh / low reflection
setting signal output
terminal
5CLV2OHigh speed select signal
output terminal
6REFMOEFM signal output terminal
7SPDMOSpindle (-) drive signal
output terminal
8SPDPOSpindle (+) drive signal
output terminal
9FODMOFocus (-) drive signal
output terminal
output terminal
output terminal
output terminal
terminal ( For digital circuit)
output terminal
OTraverse (-) drive signal /
STPO0
stepper drive signal 0
output terminal
Function
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Pin
No.
16TVDP/
MarkI/O
Division
STPO1
Function
OTraverse (+) drive signal /
stepper drive signal 1
output terminal
17SBCK/
STPO2
OSub code Q clock for
resistor / stepper drive
signal 2 output terminal
18SUBC/
STPI0
19BLKCK/
STI1
ISub code Q / stepper
status 0 input terminal
ISub code block clock
signal / stepper status 1
input terminal
20NCLDCK
/
STPI2
ISub code flame clock
signal / stepper status 2
input terminal
21NRECOREC / PLAY select signal
output terminal
22DRVSELIDriver mode select input
terminal
23 DATA/FGICD data / FG input terminal
24
BCKICD bit clock input terminal
25LRCKICD word clock input
terminal
26FS384OExternal ADC / DAC clock
output terminal
27SDARIAudio data input terminal
28SDAPOAudio data output terminal
29SWSOWord clock output terminal
30SCLOBit clock output terminal
31RX2IDigital audio interface 2
input terminal
32RX1IDigital audio interface 1
input terminal
33TXODigital audio interface
output terminal
34DVDD1—Power supply terminal
35DVSS1—GND terminal
36SGSYNCOFrame synchronous signal
output terminal
37MDISYOLeader synchronous signal
output terminal
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
38SCTSYOADIP synchronous noise
output terminal
39SSDROSystem control read data
output terminal
40SSDWISystem control write data
input terminal
41SSCKISystem sift clock signal
input terminal
42SELADISystem control address
signal select input terminal
43MONI1OMonitor 1 output terminal
(Not used, open)
44MONI2OMonitor 2 output terminal
(Not used, open)
45MONI3OMonitor 3 output terminal
(Not used, open)
46NRSTIHardware reset signal
input terminal
47
PWMVSS
—GND terminal
48ADACROAudio Rch output terminal
49ADACLOAudio Lch output terminal
50
PWMVDD
—Power supply terminal
51AVSS0—GND terminal
52PEAKIServo A/D converter input
terminal
53BOTMIServo A/D converter input
terminal
54OSCIServo A/D converter input
terminal
55MON3TIServo A/D converter input
terminal
56VREF1IReference voltage input
terminal
57FF2IServo A/D converter input
terminal
58FF1IServo A/D converter input
terminal
59AVDD0—Power supply terminal
60DDIServo A/D converter input
terminal
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
61CCIServo A/D converter input
terminal
62BBIServo A/D converter input
terminal
63AAIServo A/D converter input
terminal
64AVSS1—GND terminal
65PEFMSIEFM signal input terminal
66PEFM1OEFM data slice roop filter 1
output terminal
67EFMILOEFM data slice roop filter 2
output terminal
68
EFMPLLF
OFilter for EFMPLL output
terminal
69 EFMIREFIReference voltege for
EFMPLL setting input
terminal
70ADIPIADIP signal input terminal
71AVDD1—Power supply terminal
72MONI0OMonitor 0 output terminal
73RAD11OAddress for DRAM 11
output terminal
74RAD10OAddress for DRAM 10
output terminal
75RAD9OAddress for DRAM 9 output
terminal
76RAD8OAddress for DRAM 8 output
terminal
77RAD7OAddress for DRAM 7 output
terminal
78RAD6OAddress for DRAM 6 output
terminal
79DVSS2—Connected to GND
80RAD5OAddress for DRAM 5 output
terminal
81RAD4OAddress for DRAM 4 output
terminal
82RAD3OAddress for DRAM 3 output
terminal
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Pin
No.
83RAD2OAddress for DRAM 2 output
84RAD1OAddress for DRAM 1 output
85DVDD2IPower supply input
86RAD0OAddress for DRAM 0 output
87RDT3I/OData for DRAM 3 input /
88IVDD1—Power supply for I/O pad
89RDT2I/OData for DRAM 2 input /
90RDT1I/OData for DRAM 1 input /
91RDT0I/OData for DRAM 0 input /
92NRASOLoad address strobe for
93NCASOCalam address strobe for
94NEWOWrite enable signal for
95TS2ITest input terminal (Not
96DVSS0—GND terminal
97XOOCrystal oscillator output
98XIICrystal oscillator input
99IVDD0—Power supply for I/O pad
100TS1ITest input terminal (Not
MarkI/O
Division
Function
terminal
terminal
terminal
terminal
output terminal
output terminal
output terminal
output terminal
DRAM signal output
terminal
DRAM signal output
terminal
DRAM output terminal
used, connected to GND)
terminal (F=16.9344MHz)
terminal (F=16.9344MHz)
used, connected to GND)
15.3. IC401 (C0GBZ0000006) : FOCUS/TRACKING COIL, TRAVERSE
MOTOR DRIVE, SPINDLE MOTOR DRIVE, ROTARY DETECTOR
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
1IN 1RIH bridge 1 reverse input
terminal
2IN 2FIH bridge 2 forward input
terminal
3IN 2RIH bridge 2 reverse input
terminal
4STALLIStandby input terminal
5STHBIH1, H2 bridge mute input
terminal
6SP VM1IHalf bridge 1 input terminal
7SP U
OUT
OSpindle motor coil (U)
output terminal
8SP PG1—GND terminal
9NC—
10SP V
OUT
Not used, open
OSpindle motor coil (V)
output terminal
11SP VM2IHalf bridge input terminal
12SP W
OUT
OSpindle motor coil (W)
output terminal
13SP PG2—GND terminal
14PWVMIPower supply terminal
15PWOUTOHlaf bridge 1 output
terminal / (Not used, open)
16PWPG—GND terminal
17PWIN1—GND terminal
18SP U INIRoter position detect
comparater (U) input
terminal
19SP V INIRoter position detect
comparater (V) input
terminal
20SPWINIRoter position detect
comparater(W) input
terminal
21SPCOMISpindle motor coil center
input terminal
22RIB—
Connected to GND through
resistor
23CST—Connected to GND through
capacitor
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capacitor
Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
24CSL1ISlope capacitor connection
terminal (connected to
GND through capacitor)
25CSL2ISlope capacitor connection
terminal (connected to
GND through capacitor)
26FGOSpeed pulse output
terminal
27BRK-IBrake comparater- input
terminal
28BRK+IBrake comparater+ input
terminal
29ASGND—GND terminal
30SGND—GND terminal
31S1IStepping decorder 1 input
terminal
32S2IStepping decorder 2 input
terminal
33S3IStepping decorder 3 input
terminal
34BEMFUOStep detect comparater (U)
output terminal
35BEMFVOStep detect comparater (V)
output terminal
36BEMFWOStep detect comparater (W)
output terminal
37SLCOMIStep motor coil center
input terminal
38SLPG2—GND terminal
39 SLWOUTOStepping motor (W) output
terminal
40SLVM2IPower supply terminal
41SLVOUTOStepping motor (V) output
terminal
42SLPG1—GND termial
43SLUOUTOStepping motor (U) output
terminal
44SLVM1IPower supply terminal
45VCC2IPower supply terminal
46VCC1IPower supply terminal
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Pin
No.
47VGOCharge pump output
48C2M—Charge pump capacitor 2(-)
49C2P—Charge pump capacitor 2(+)
50C1M—Charge pump capacitor 1(-)
51C1P—Charge pump capacitor 1(+)
52EXTCLKINot used, open
53NC—Not used, open
54H2 PG2—GND terminal
55H2 R
56H2 VMIPower supply terminal
57H2 F
58H2 PG1—GND terminal
59H1 PG2—GND terminal
60H1 R
61H1 VMIPower supply terminal
62H1 F
63H1 PG1—GND terminal
64IN 1FIH bridge 1 forward input
MarkI/O
Division
OH bridge 2 reverse output
OUT
OH bridge 2 forward output
OUT
OH bridge 1 reverse output
OUT
OH bridge 1 forward output
OUT
Function
terminal
connect terminal
connect terminal
connect terminal
connect terminal
terminal
terminal
terminal
terminal
terminal
15.4. IC501 (MN101C61GAB) : SYSTEM CONTROL
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
1VREF-IReference voltage input
terminal
2REM
KEY
IRemote cont. key input
terminal
3KEY IN1IUnit key1 input terminal
4TEMPITemperature sensor input
terminal
5BATT1IBattery voltage det. input
terminal
6LDPADJILDP input terminal
7DOCTORODoctor mode input terminal
8OUTCOCharge pump output
terminal (Not used, open)
9NC—Not used, open
10VREF+IReference voltage input
terminal
11V
DD
IPower supply terminal
12OSC2ISystem clock input
terminal (f=10.02MHz)
13OSC1OSystem clock output
terminal (f=10.02MHz)
14VSS—GND terminal
15XIISub clock input terminal
(Not used, connected to
GND)
16XOOSub clock output terminal
(Not used, open)
17MMOD—Memory mode select input
terminal (Connected to
GND)
18REM
DATA
19LINK
OLCD driver data output
terminal
ILink serial input terminal
RXD
20NC—Not used, open
21SSDWOMSP/MDA interface writing
data output terminal
22SSDRIMSP/MDA interface reading
data input terminal
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Pin
No.
MarkI/O
Division
Function
23SSCLKOMSP/MDA interface data
forward clock output
terminal
24BUZZEROBuzzer output trminal
25RSTIReset signal input terminal
26SELADOMSP/MDA interface
address signal output
terminal
27ATRAC
CNT
OATRAC contorl output
terminal (“H”:NORMAL, “L”
:HiFi)
28 LCD STBOLCD driver strobe signal
output terminal
29MIC
SENSE
OMIC sensitivity select
output terminal
30EFMONOMagnetic head EFM drive
output terminal
31
OPENSW
IDisc cover open/close
switch det. input terminal
(“H”:open, “L”:close)
32 WAKEUPIMicro computer wake up
signal input terminal
33SCTSYIADIP/sub A synchronize
signal from IC101 input
terminal
34CFSYNCIMDA synchronize signal
from IC101 input trminal
(11.6ms pulse)
35MDISYILeader synchronize signal
from IC101 input terminal
36LCD
DATA
OLCD driver data output
terminal
37NC—Not used, open
38LCD CKILCD driver clock input
terminal
39
CHARGE1
ORecharging control output
terminal
40EEPCSOEEPROM chip select
output terminal
41EEPCKOEEPROM clock output
terminal
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Pin
No.
42
MarkI/O
EEPDATA0
Function
Division
OEEPROM data output
terminal
43
EEPDATAI
OEEPROM data input
terminal
44
AKMCDT1
OAnalog input PGA A/D
converter interface data
output terminal
45 AKMCSNOAnalog input PGA A/D
converter interface chip
select output terminal
46
AKMCCLK
OAnalog input PGA A/D
converter interface clock
output terminal
47 AKMPDNOAnalog input PGA A/D
converter interface reset
output terminal
48EL ONIEL display control input
terminal
49DC IN
WAKEUP
IDC IN wake up input
terminal
50LCDCNTOLCD power cont. output
terminal (“H” : ON)
51
MONIOFF
O3T monitor OFF output
terminal (“H : OFF)
52MUTEAOAnalog mute A output
terminal
53MUTEBOAnalog mute B output
terminal
54NC—Not used, open
55DEBUG1OMicro computer debug
output terminal
56DEBUG2OMicro computer debug
output terminal
57MHEAD
UP
58
PROTECT
IMagnetic head down input
terminal
IErase prevention switch
input terminal
59HOLD
SW
60
DCINDET
IHOLD switch input
terminal (“H”:OFF, “L”:ON)
IDC IN det. input terminal
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Pin
No.
61MIC DETIMic det. input terminal
62INSELIINPUT select det. input
63FPOUT1OFlat pad A output terminal
64FPOUT2OFlat pad B output terminal
65FP IN1IFlat pad 1 input terminal
66FP IN2IFlat pad 2 input terminal
67FP IN3IFlat pad 3 input terminal
68LOAD0OMagnetic head movement
69LOAD1OMagnetic head movement
70 MIC/LINEOMIC/LINE select output
71HFON1IHF module ON 1 input
72
73RFCNTORF power supply control
74
75 PWRCNTOPower supply control
76FPOUT3OFlat pad output terminal
77PCO4ch driver standby output
78STBY2OFD/TR coil power supply
79
80MSP
MarkI/O
RECCNT2
RECCNT1
NRFSTBY
RST
Function
Division
terminal
control 0 output terminal
control 1 output terminal
terminal
terminal
OREC control 2 output
terminal
output terminal
OREC control 1 output
terminal
output terminal
terminal
control output terminal
ORF amp standby output
terminal
OMSP reset output terminal
16. Caution in Use of Rechargeable Battery Ass'y
- Take Rechargeable Battery Ass’y out of Battery Carrying Case and
use it.
- Be sure to carry Rechargeable Battery Carrying Case. If not, it may
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either heat or ignite by shorting with a metal. (as shown in Fig. 10)
Fig. 10
17. Replacement Parts List
Notes:
*Important safety notice: / Components identified by mark have special characteristics
important for safety. / Funrthermore, special parts which have purposes of fire-retardant
(resistors), high-quality sound (capacitors), low-noise (resistors), etc. are used. / When replacing
any of components, be sure to use only manufacture’s specified parts shown in the parts list. / *
Warning: This product uses a laser diode. Refer to caution statements.
*ACHTUNG:Die lasereinheit nicht zerlegen.Die lasereinheit darf nur gegen einc vom hersteller
spezifizierte einheit ausgetauscht werden.
*Capacity values are in microfarads (uF) unless specified otherwise, P=Pico-farads (pF) F=Farads
(F) / *Resistance values are in ohms, unless specified otherwise, 1K=1,000 (OHM), 1M=1,000K
(OHM)
*The marking <RTL> indicates that the Retention Time is limited for this item. After the
discontinuation of this assembly in production, the item will continue to be available for a specific
period of time. The retention period of availability is dependant on the type of assembly , and in
accordance with the laws governing part and product retention. After the end of this period, the
assembly will no longer be available.
*"<IA>"-“<IC>” marks in Remarks indicate languages of instruction manuals.
[<IA>:English/Spanish/French/German/Netherlands/Swedish/Italian/Danish/Polish,<IB>:
English,<IC>:English/Chinese]
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
1L5DCAEC00001LCD1
2RJB2434AOPERATION FPC1
3RGP0875-1Q1LCD HOLDER1(W)
3RGP0875-Q1LCD HOLDER1(S)
4RGU2014-D1OPERATION BUTTON1(W)
4RGU2014-S1OPERATION BUTTON1(S)
5RHQ0083-SSCREW6
6RMZ0580INSULATION SHEET1
7RXM0075-2LINK UNIT1
8RYF0596-SDISC COVER ASS’Y1(S)
8RYF0596-WDISC COVER ASS’Y1(W)
8-1RGV0284-SREC KNOB1
8-2RGV0286-SHOLD KNOB1
8-3RMA1469REC LEVER1
9RYK1125-SINTERMEDIATE CABI.ASS’Y1(S)
9RYK1125-1SINTERMEDIATE CABI.ASS’Y1(W)
9-1RGV0285-S1OPEN KNOB1
10XQN14+B2FCSCREW1
11RYK1124A-SCABINET ASS’Y1(EB)(EG)
11RYK1124B-SCABINET ASS’Y1(GH)(S)
11RYK1124B-WCABINET ASS’Y1(GH)(W)
11RYK1124C-SCABINET ASS’Y1(GCS)
12RHD14094-SSCREW6
13RKK0151-SRECHARGEABLE BATT.COVER1(S)
13RKK0151-WRECHARGEABLE BATT.COVER1(W)
14RHD14080SCREW1
15BRL1A1CWDLIFT LEVER1
16RDG0482-1REDUCTION GEAR1
17RHW06001WASHER1
18RMB0650EJECT SPRING1
19RMC0232SPRING1
20RML0586-3LIFTER1
21RML0587-3LINK1
22RMM0230EJECT ROD A1
23RMQ0958-3ARM1
24RXG0050TRANSFER GEAR1
25RXK0318HOLDER UNIT1
26RXM0071EJECT ROD B1
28RDG0510INTERMEDIATE GEAR1
29RHD14078SCREW1
30RHW11011WASHER1
31RMC0437SPRING1
32BRL1A1CWFTRAVERSE MOTOR1
33K0L2LF000001SWITCH(S2)1
34REM0096SPINDLE MOTOR1
35RHD14067SCREW8
36RHD14082SCREW1
37RMA1364-2HOLDER ANGLE1
38RMK0496TRAVERSE CHASSIS1
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
39RMX0156-1STOPPER RUBBER2
40RMZ0592INSULATION SHEET1
41XQN14+B4FCSCREW1
42XQN14+C12FZSCREW2
43RXJ0030DRIVE SHAFT UNIT1
44RFKQMR220SOPT MAGNETISM HEAD UNIT1
45RJC99039-1R.BATTERY TERMINAL(+)1
46RJR0195-2BATTERY SHAFT1
A1RP-BP62EYDRECHARGEABLE BATT. ASSY1
A1-1RFA0475-QRECHARGEABLE BATT.CASE1
A2RFA1537-S2EXTERNAL BATTERY CASE1
A3RFC0069-HCARRYING CASE1
A4RFEA003B-SAC ADAPTOR1
A4N0JCAD000001AC ADAPTOR1
A4RFEA004H-SAC ADAPTOR1
A5N2QCBD000013WIRED REMOTE CONTROL1(EB)(EG)(GCS)
A5N2QCBD000012WIRED REMOTE CONTROL1(GH)
A5-1RFKY0004REMOTE CONT.CLIP ASS’Y1(GH)
A5-2RFKY0003REMOTE CONT.FRONT PANEL1(GH)
A6L0BAB0000162STEREO EARPHONES1
A7RQT6074-BINSTRUCTION MANUAL1(EB)<IB>
A7RQT6073-EINSTRUCTION MANUAL1(EG)<IA>
A7RQT6075-GINSTRUCTION MANUAL1(GH)(GCS)<IC>
A8K2KA39B00001CONNECTION CABLE1
A9RQCB0169SERVICE CENTER LIST1
(EB)
(EG)(GCS)
(GH)
C1ECUVNA224KBV10V 0.22U1F1H1A224A028
C2ECUVNA105ZFV10V 1U1F1H1A105A030
C3ECUVNC104ZFN16V 0.1U1F1J1C104A081
C4ECUE1E472KBQ25V 4700P1F1G1E4720004
C5ECUVNJ105KBV6.3V 1U1F1H0J105A002
C20,21ECUVNA224KBV10V 0.22U2F1H1A224A028
C30RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C31ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C34RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C35F5A4210400014V 0.1U1
C50ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C51ECUE1H102KBQ50V 1000P1F1G1H102A457
C52ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C53ECUVNJ474KBV6.3V 0.47U1F1H0J474A002
C101RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C102ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C103RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C104ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C105RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C106ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C107RCST0EX227RE2.5V 220U1F3G0E2270001
C109,10ECUE1H100DCQ50V 10P2F1G1H100A420
C111ECUE1H470JCQ50V 47P1F1G1H470A422
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C111
ECUE1H470JCQ
50V
47P1F1G1H470A422
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
C112ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C120ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C121ECUE1C223KBQ16V 0.022U1F1G1C223A044
C122ECUVNA224KBV10V 0.22U1F1H1A224A028
C123ECUE1E681KBQ25V 680P1
C130ECUE1E472KBQ25V 4700P1F1G1E4720004
C140ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C201F1J0J47500106.3V 4.7U1
C202ECUVNJ105KBV6.3V 1U1F1H0J105A002
C203F1J0J47500106.3V 4.7U1
C204RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C205RCST0GZ226RG4V 22U1F3E0G226A002
C206F5A4210400014V 0.1U1
C207ECUE1H331KBQ50V 330P1F1G1H331A402
C208F1J0J47500106.3V 4.7U1
C211,12ECUVNJ105KBV6.3V 1U2F1H0J105A002
C213,14ECUE1H102KBQ50V 1000P2F1G1H102A457
C215,16RCST0EX227RE2.5V 220U2F3G0E2270001
C220ECUE1H101KBQ50V 100P1
C222ECUVNJ105KBV6.3V 1U1F1H0J105A002
C223ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C301RCST0EC397RE2.5V 390U1F3H0J397A012
C302RCST0JX107RG6.3V 100U1F3G0J1070002
C303F3Z0G107A0034V 100U1
C304RCST0JY226RG6.3V 22U1F3F0J2260002
C305ECUVNJ105KBV6.3V 1U1F1H0J105A002
C306ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C308-10ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U3F1G1A104A014
C312ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C313ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C316F1J0J10600016.3V 10U1
C317F1J0J47500056.3V 4.7U1
C318ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C401F1J0J47500106.3V 4.7U1
C402ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C403ECUVNJ105KBV6.3V 1U1F1H0J105A002
C404F5A4210400014V 0.1U1
C411RCST0GZ226RG4V 22U1F3E0G226A002
C412-14ECUE1H222KBQ50V 2200P3F1G1H222A457
C415-17ECUENC333KBQ16V 0.033U3F1G1C333A004
C418ECUVNJ334KBV6.3V 0.33U1F1H0J334A002
C419,20ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U2F1G1A104A014
C501RCST0GZ226RG4V 22U1F3E0G226A002
C502ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C503ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C505ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C510ECUVNJ474KBV6.3V 0.47U1F1H0J474A002
C511ECUE1H101KBQ50V 100P1
C513ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C516F1H0J225000350V 2.2U1
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
C601F1J0J47500056.3V 4.7U1
C602ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C603F1J0J47500056.3V 4.7U1
C605RCST0GZ156RG4V 15U1F3E0G156A002
C606ECUVNJ105KBV6.3V 1U1F1H0J105A002
C607,08ECUE1H102KBQ50V 1000P2F1G1H102A457
C611,12ECUVNJ105KBV6.3V 1U2F1H0J105A002
C701RCST0JY226RG6.3V 22U1F3F0J2260002
C702ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C704RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C711ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C713,14ECUVNJ105KBV6.3V 1U2F1H0J105A002
C720-22ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U3F1G1A104A014
C723,24ECUE1H102KBQ50V 1000P2F1G1H102A457
C725,26F1J0J47500106.3V 4.7U2
C727,28RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U2F3E0G106A002
C801ECUENC333KBQ16V 0.033U1F1G1C333A004
C802ECUE1E472KBQ25V 4700P1F1G1E4720004
C803ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C806ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C901RCST0GZ226RG4V 22U1F3E0G226A002
C902ECUVNA224KBV10V 0.22U1F1H1A224A028
C903ECUENA473KBQ10V 0.047U1F1G1A473A014
C904ECUVNA224KBV10V 0.22U1F1H1A224A028
C905-07ECUE1E472KBQ25V 4700P3F1G1E4720004
C908ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C909ECUE1C103KBQ16V 0.01U1
C911ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C912RCST0GZ106RG4V 10U1F3E0G106A002
C913ECUENA104KBQ10V 0.1U1F1G1A104A014
C914ECUE1H150JCQ50V 15P1
C915ECUENA473KBQ10V 0.047U1F1G1A473A014
CN1K1MN21B00045CONNECTOR(21P)1
CN2K1MN06B00069CONNECTOR(6P)1
CN3K1MN04B00034CONNECTOR(4P)1
CN403,04K1MN04B00034CONNECTOR(4P)2
CN701K1MN13B00043CONNECTOR(13P)1
CN901K1MN10B00064CONNECTOR(10P)1
CP801K1MN13B00042CONNECTOR(13P)1
CP802K1MN07B00053CONNECTOR(7P)1
CP803K1MN06B00082CONNECTOR(6P)1
D101MA2YD2100LDIODE1
D301MA2S111TXDIODE1MA2S11100L
D303B0JCMB000001DIODE1
D304MA2YD2100LDIODE1
D305MA2Z74800LDIODE1
D911MA133TXDIODE1MA3S13300L
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
D912,13ZHCS1006TADIODE2B0JCLG000001
IC1AN22010A-VFIC1
IC101MN66621ARGIC1
IC102C3ABMB000026IC1
IC201TA2131FLIC1C1BB00000516
IC301NJU7015RTE1IC1C0ABHA000012
IC302C0DBAFZ00020IC1C0DBAFZ00017
IC303XC6367A151MRIC1C0DBAFZ00012
IC304C0DBAGZ00006IC1
IC305C0CBCAC00006IC1
IC401C0GBZ0000006IC1
IC501MN101C61GABIC1
IC502C3EBCG000052IC1
IC503C0EBC0000035IC1
IC601C0FBAJ000008IC1
IC701C1BB00000609IC1
IC901C0GBE0000003IC1
IC902C0JBAZ001767IC1
IC903B1MBBDA00002IC1
IC904B1MBBLA00001IC1
JK201RJJ36TK06-CJACK,HEADPHONE1K2HC106E0002
JK301K2EA2A000001JACK,DC IN1
JK701RJJ38TW01-HJACK,OPT/LINE1B3MBZ0000002
JK702K2HC103E0016JACK,MIC1
L1RLQP1R0KT2-YCOIL1G1C1R0K00005
L101RLQP100MT-WCOIL1G1C100M00016
L201,02RLBV601V-WCOIL2J0JCC0000059
L203G1C100Z00011COIL1
L301G1A220D00002COIL1
L302G1A150D00002COIL1
L303ELJEA470KFCOIL1
L305RLM9Z006T-DCOIL1J0LC00000008
L411ELJEA470KFCOIL1
L501RLQP100MT-WCOIL1G1C100M00016
L710-12RLBV601V-WCOIL3J0JCC0000059
L721,22RLBV601V-WCOIL2J0JCC0000059
P1RPK1649PACKING CASE1(EB)(EG)(GCS)
P1RPK1702PACKING CASE1(GH)(S)
P1RPK1662PACKING CASE1(GH)(W)
P2RPQ0991PAD1
P3RPF0257-1PROTECTION BAG1
PCB1REP3036A-MREC.HEAD P.C.B.1(RTL)
PCB2REP3203A-MMAIN P.C.B.1(RTL)
PCB3REP3204A-SOPERATION P.C.B.1(RTL)
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
Q12SB1295-6-TBTRANSISTOR1B1ADKB000001
Q101B1CDGD000001TRANSISTOR1
Q2022SB1295-6-TBTRANSISTOR1B1ADKB000001
Q203B1ABDF000001TRANSISTOR1
Q301B1ABDF000001TRANSISTOR1
Q302B1CFHD000005TRANSISTOR1
Q303XP4601TXTRANSISTOR1XP0460100L
Q304B1CFNC000001TRANSISTOR1
Q305B1CHMC000001TRANSISTOR1
Q306,07B1CFNC000001TRANSISTOR2
Q3082SB1462STXTRANSISTOR12SB14620SL
Q3112SD1979TRANSISTOR1
Q312B1CHMC000001TRANSISTOR1
Q313B1CHHD000003TRANSISTOR1
Q314DTC144EETLTRANSISTOR1B1GBCFNN0001
Q701XP4601TXTRANSISTOR1XP0460100L
Q702DTC144TETLTRANSISTOR1B1GBCFNA0001
Q7032SB1462STXTRANSISTOR12SB14620SL
Q901DTC144EETLTRANSISTOR1B1GBCFNN0001
Q911DTC144EETLTRANSISTOR1B1GBCFNN0001
R1ERJ2GEJ472X1/4W 4.7K1ERJ2RMJ472X
R2ERJ2GEJ272X1/4W 2.7K1ERJ2RMJ272X
R3ERJ2GEJ1R5X1/4W 1.51
R4ERJ2GEJ472X1/4W 4.7K1ERJ2RMJ472X
R5ERJ2GEJ271X1/4W 2701ERJ2RMJ271X
R6ERJ2GEJ150X1/4W 151
R7ERJ2GEJ474X1/4W 470K1ERJ2RMJ474X
R11ERJ2GEJ222X1/4W 2.2K1ERJ2RMJ222X
R41ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R42ERJ2GEJ473X1/4W 47K1ERJ2RMJ473X
R101ERJ2GEJ105X1/4W 1M1D0GA105JA001
R103ERJ2GEJ100X1/4W 101ERJ2RMJ100X
R104ERJ2GEJ221X1/4W 2201ERJ2RMJ221X
R110ERJ2GEJ470X1/4W 471ERJ2RMJ470X
R111EXB24V470JX47~21
R112ERJ2GEJ470X1/4W 471ERJ2RMJ470X
R120ERJ2GEJ123X1/4W 12K1
R121,22ERJ2GEJ333X1/4W 33K2ERJ2RMJ333X
R123ERJ2GEJ221X1/4W 2201ERJ2RMJ221X
R130ERJ2GEJ222X1/4W 2.2K1ERJ2RMJ222X
R201ERJ2GEJ221X1/4W 2201ERJ2RMJ221X
R202ERJ2GEJ471X1/4W 4701ERJ2RMJ471X
R203ERJ2GED273X1/4W 27K1ERJ2RHD273X
R204EXB24V103JX10K~21
R205ERJ2GEJ104X1/4W 100K1ERJ2RMJ104X
R206EXB24V103JX10K~21
R207EXB24V392JX1/16W 3.9K1
R208EXB24V225JX1/16W 2.2M1
R209EXB24V100JX1/16W 101
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
R210EXB24V221JX1/4W 2201
R301EXB24V334JX1/16W 330K1
R302EXB24V104JX1/4W 100K1
R303ERJ2RHD823X1/4W 82K1
R304ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R305ERJ2GEJ101X1/4W 1001ERJ2RMJ101X
R306ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R307ERJ2GEJ474X1/4W 470K1ERJ2RMJ474X
R308EXB24V474JX1/16W 470K1
R309ERJ2GEJ394X1/4W 390K1ERJ2RMJ394X
R310ERJ2GED333X1/4W 33K1ERJ2RHD333X
R311ERJ2GED104X1/4W 100K1D0HA104ZA002
R312ERJ3GEYJ335V1/16W 3.3M1
R313EXB24V104JX1/4W 100K1
R314ERJ2GEJ154X1/4W 150K1ERJ2RMJ154X
R315ERJ2GED104X1/4W 100K1D0HA104ZA002
R316ERJ2GEJ104X1/4W 100K1ERJ2RMJ104X
R317ERJ6RSJR10V1/10W 0.11
R318ERJ2GED105X1/4W 1M1ERJ2RKD105X
R320ERJ2GEJ474X1/4W 470K1ERJ2RMJ474X
R321ERJ2GEJ394X1/4W 390K1ERJ2RMJ394X
R322ERJ2GEJ225X1/4W 2.2M1ERJ2RMJ225X
R323ERJ2GEJ105X1/4W 1M1D0GA105JA001
R324ERJ2GEJ474X1/4W 470K1ERJ2RMJ474X
R326ERJ2GEJ221X1/4W 2201ERJ2RMJ221X
R401EXB24V473JX1/16W 47K1
R411ERJ2GEJ471X1/4W 4701ERJ2RMJ471X
R412ERJ2GEJ682X1/4W 6.8K1ERJ2RMJ682X
R431ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R501EXB24V473JX1/16W 47K1
R502-04EXB24V334JX1/16W 330K3
R505,06EXB24V104JX1/4W 100K2
R507,08EXB24V224JX1/4W 220K2
R509ERJ2GEJ223X1/4W 22K1ERJ2RMJ223X
R510ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R511ERJ2GEJ224X1/4W 220K1ERJ2RMJ224X
R512ERJ2GEJ221X1/4W 2201ERJ2RMJ221X
R513ERJ2GEJ104X1/4W 100K1ERJ2RMJ104X
R601ERJ2GEJ4R7X1/4W 4.71ERJ2RMJ4R7X
R701ERJ2GEJ101X1/4W 1001ERJ2RMJ101X
R702ERJ2GEJ184X1/4W 180K1ERJ2RMJ184X
R703EXB24V104JX1/4W 100K1
R704ERJ2GEJ334X1/4W 330K1ERJ2RMJ334X
R705ERJ2GEJ473X1/4W 47K1ERJ2RMJ473X
R706EXB24V182JX1.8K~21
R707EXB24V223JX1/4W 22K1
R708EXB24V182JX1.8K~21
R710ERJ2GEJ472X1/4W 4.7K1ERJ2RMJ472X
R711ERJ2GEJ471X1/4W 4701ERJ2RMJ471X
R712ERJ2GEJ104X1/4W 100K1ERJ2RMJ104X
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Ref. No.Part No.Part Name & DescriptionPcsRemarks
R713ERJ2GEJ101X1/4W 1001ERJ2RMJ101X
R714ERJ2GEJ103X1/4W 10K1ERJ2RMJ103X
R715EXB24V104JX1/4W 100K1
R801ERJ2GEJ122X1/4W 1.2K1ERJ2RMJ122X
R802ERJ2GEJ563X1/4W 56K1
R803ERJ2GEJ683X1/4W 68K1ERJ2RMJ683X
R807ERJ2GEJ333X1/4W 33K1ERJ2RMJ333X
R808ERJ2GEJ513X1/4W 51K1ERJ2RMJ513X
R901ERJ2GEJ682X1/4W 6.8K1ERJ2RMJ682X
R902ERJ2GEJ153X1/4W 15K1ERJ2RMJ153X
R903ERJ2GEJ182X1/4W 1.8K1ERJ2RMJ182X
R904ERJ2GEJ471X1/4W 4701ERJ2RMJ471X
R905ERJ2GEJ102X1/4W 1K1ERJ2RMJ102X
R911EXB24V473JX1/16W 47K1
R912ERJ2GEJ6R8X1/4W 6.81
S1ABC1111PSW,MAGNETIC HEAD1K0L1BA000050
S801RSG0051-PSW,PLAY/PAUSE,CHARA1
S802K0F111A00335SW,REC,LP MODE1
S803RSG0051-PSW,STOP,OPR/OFF1
S804RSG0051-PSW,EDIT/MARK MODE1
S806K0D112A00114SW,HOLD1
TH40D4CC11030009THERMISTORS1
TH901D4CC11030009THERMISTORS1
X101H0J169500011OSCILLATOR1
X501H2D100500004OSCILLATOR1
Z301RJH9212-1BATT.CONNECTOR TERMINAL1K4BC02E00007
18. Cabinet Parts Location
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19. Packaging
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Printed in Japan (H010900000) KA/HH
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