THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
ModelTypePower RequirementRemarks
VSX-1022-KCUXESMAC 120 V
VSX-42UXECBAC 120 V
VSX-822-KCUXESMAC 120 V
ORDER NO.
RRV4306
PIONEER CORPORATION 1-1, Shin-ogura, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa 212-0031, 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
K-MZV MAR.
2012 Printed in Japan
1
WARNING
This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects or other reproductive
harm.
Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 - Proposition 65
This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual do-ityourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained
to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual.
Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may
void the warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you
should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.
1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The following check should be performed for the
continued protection of the customer and service
technician.
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK
Measure leakage current to a known earth ground
(water pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage
current tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or
equivalent between the earth ground and all exposed
metal parts of the appliance (input/output terminals,
screwheads, metal overlays, control shaft, etc.). Plug
the AC line cord of the appliance directly into a 120 V
AC 60 Hz outlet and turn the AC power switch on. Any
current measured must not exceed 0.5 mA.
ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS
OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL
SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE
RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE CUSTOMER.
2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance
have special safety related characteristics. These are
often not evident from visual inspection nor the protection
afforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using
replacement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc.
Replacement parts which have these special safety
characteristics are identified in this Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are
identified by marking with a > on the schematics and on
the parts list in this Service Manual.
The use of a substitute replacement component which
does not have the same safety characteristics as the
PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in the
parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire,
or other hazards.
Product Safety is continuously under review and new
instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest
information, always consult the current PIONEER Service
Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of,
PIONEER Service Manual may be obtained at a nominal
charge from PIONEER.
Leakage
current
tester
Reading should
not be above
0.5 mA
Device
under
test
Test all
exposed metal
surfaces
Also test with
plug reversed
(Using AC adapter
plug as required)
1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS ....................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING...............................................................................................................................................5
1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING PARTS ................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 SERVICE NOTICE.......................................................................................................................................................... 5
3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE .............................................................................................................................................. 8
3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING ........................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 JIGS LIST ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.8 CPU BLOCK DIAGRAM ............................................................................................................................................... 26
4.9 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM............................................................................................................................................ 28
4.10 POWER SUPPLY BLOCK DIAGRAM.........................................................................................................................30
5.5 IC INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 47
6. SERVICE MODE................................................................................................................................................................. 51
6.1 SERVICE MODE ..........................................................................................................................................................51
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT................................................................................................................................64
8.1 ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED WHEN THE UNIT IS RE
8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE .................................................................................................................................65
8.3 IDLE CURRENT ADJUSTMENT ..................................................................................................................................69
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST............................................................................................................................... 72
10.6 MAIN ASSY ................................................................................................................................................................88
10.21 CPU ASSY..............................................................................................................................................................118
10.22 VIDEO, G-L, G-R, WG-A and WG-B ASSYS.......................................................................................................... 120
10.23 BT CNT
, OPTCO, BRG-1 and BRG-2 ASSYS........................................................................................................122
10.24 BT and F-USB ASSYS ........................................................................................................................................... 124
10.25 FRONT, INSEL, HP, MIC, FVIDEO and WG ASSYS .............................................................................................126
11.4 MAIN ASSY...............................................................................................................................................................136
11.6 CPU ASSY ................................................................................................................................................................144
11.7 VIDEO ASSY ............................................................................................................................................................146
11.8 G-L, G-R, WG-A and WG-B ASSYS.........................................................................................................................148
11.9 BT CNT and OPTCO ASSYS ...................................................................................................................................149
11.10 BRG-1 and BRG-2 ASSYS .....................................................................................................................................150
11.11 BT and F-USB ASSYS............................................................................................................................................151
11.12 FRONT, INSEL, HP, MIC, FVIDEO and WG ASSYS ..............................................................................................152
B
11.13 STBY ASSY
12. PCB PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................................................157
• For environmental protection, lead-free solder is used on the printed circuit boards mounted in this unit.
Be sure to use lead-free solder and a soldering iron that can meet specifications for use with lead-free solders for repairs
accompanied by reworking of soldering.
• Compared with conventional eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher melting points, by approximately 40 ºC.
Therefore, for lead-free soldering, the tip temperature of a soldering iron must be set to around 373 ºC in general, although
the temperature depends on the heat capacity of the PC board on which reworking is required and the weight of the tip of
the soldering iron.
Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.
Compared with eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher bond strengths but slower wetting times and higher melting
temperatures (hard to melt/easy to harden).
The following lead-free solders are available as service parts:
• Parts numbers of lead-free solder:
GYP1006 1.0 in dia.
GYP1007 0.6 in dia.
GYP1008 0.3 in dia.
The part listed below is difficult to replace as a discrete component part.
When the part listed in the table is defective, replace whole Assy.
Assy Name
D-MAIN Assy
F-USB Assy
HDMI Connector—————— JACK with Cu-through-hole & 21 pinJA1001 - JA1007
LAN Connector—————— JACK with Cu-through-hole & 10 pinJA9202
D-MAIN 3.3V Power Supply IC—————— IC with heat-padIC9501
D-MAIN 1.2V Power Supply IC—————— IC with heat-padIC9502
D-MAIN 1.8V Power Supply IC—————— IC with heat-padIC9503
D-MAIN 3.3V Power Supply IC—————— IC with heat-padIC9504
D-MAIN 5V Power Supply IC—————— IC with heat-padIC9506
D-MAIN 5V Power Supply IC—————— IC with heat-padIC101
D-MAIN 3.3V Power Supply IC—————— IC with heat-padIC103
DSP IC—————— IC with heat-padIC1601
LAN PHY IC—————— IC with heat-padIC9203
NETWORK MEDIA PROCESSOR—————— IC BGA typeIC9204
HDMI INTERFACE IC—————— IC with heat-padIC1001
USB 5V SW IC—————— IC with heat-padIC805
USB 5V SW Power Supply IC—————— IC with heat-padIC1307
Parts that is Difficult to Replace
Ref No.FunctionPart No.Remarks
• Discharging
For more detail, please refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY - 1. Discharging".
• Notes on Ground Points Connection
For more detail, please refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY - 2. Notes on Ground Points Connection".
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1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING
A
B
1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING PARTS
1.3 SERVICE NOTICE
5
VSX-1022-K
678
C
D
E
F
5
1
Amplifier section
Continuous average power output of 80 watts* per channel,
min., at 8 ohms, from 20 Hz to 20 000 Hz with no more than
0.08 %** total harmonic distortion.
Front (stereo)................................................... 80 W + 80 W
Power output (1 kHz, 6 Ω, 1 %) ...............140 W per channel
Guaranteed speaker impedance ........................ 6 Ω to 16 Ω
* Measured pursuant to the Federal Trade Commission’s
Trade Regulation rule on Power Output Claims for Amplifiers
** Measured by Audio Spectrum Analyzer
HDMI terminal .............................................. Type A (19-pin)
HDMI output type................................................5 V, 100 mA
USB terminal ............................USB2.0 Full Speed (Type A)
iPod terminal............................USB, and Video (Composite)
ADAPTER PORT terminal..................................5 V, 100 mA
Network Section
LAN terminal................................ 10 BASE-T/100 BASE-TX
Miscellaneous
Power Requirements ...................................AC 120 V, 60 Hz
Power Consumption ................................520 W (VSX-1022)
450 W (VSX-822)
In standby............................................. 0.4 W (Control OFF)
Dimensions....... 435 mm (W) x 168 mm (H) x 342.5 mm (D)
173/16 in. (W) x 65/8 in. (H) x 145/16 in. (D)
Weight (without package)..... 9.3 kg (20 lb 9 oz) (VSX-1022)
8.9 kg (19 lb 10 oz) (VSX-822)
Note
• Specifications and the design are subject to possible
modifications without notice, due to improvements.
• This product includes FontAvenue® fonts licensed by NEC
Corporation. FontAvenue is a registered trademark of NEC
Corporation.
VSX-1022-K, VSX-822-K
Amplifier section
Continuous average power output of 80 watts* per channel,
min., at 8 ohms, from 20 Hz to 20 000 Hz with no more than
0.08 %** total harmonic distortion.
Front (stereo)................................................... 80 W + 80 W
Guaranteed speaker impedance ........................ 6 Ω to 16 Ω
* Measured pursuant to the Federal Trade Commission’s
Trade Regulation rule on Power Output Claims for Amplifiers
** Measured by Audio Spectrum Analyzer
CPU ASSY
(VSX-1022-K: 7028071681030-IL)
(VSX-42: 7028071681050-IL)
(VSX-822-K: 7028071681010-IL)
CN2009
1 OPT
2 V+3.3
3 GND
4 COAX
5 GND
6 V+5HD
7 232TX
8 232RX
8 OPT IN
7 V+3R3
6 GNDD
5 COAX IN
4 GNDD
3 V+5_HD
2 232TX
1 232RX
CN1402
CN1401
CN9501
CN102
CN101
678
A
B
C
D
5
VSX-1022-K
678
E
F
13
1
P
F-USB ASSY
Q
FRONT ASSY
A
AUDIO ASSY
O
BT ASSY
U
FVIDEO ASSY
T
MIC ASSY
UTC4580
UTC4580
UTC4580
UTC4580
UTC4580
UTC4580
234
4.2 AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VSX-1022-K, VSX-42)
A
B
C
D
E
F
14
VSX-1022-K
1
234
5
S
HP ASSY
C
MAIN ASSY
B
AMP7 ASSY
P
F-USB ASSY
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
15
1
1 2 3 4 5 6
J3601
A
AUDIO ASSY
Q
FRONT ASSY
T
MIC ASSY
P
F-USB ASSY
O
BT ASSY
U
FVIDEO ASSY
UTC4580
UTC4580
UTC4580
UTC4580
UTC4580
UTC4580
234
4.3 AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VSX-822-K)
A
B
C
D
E
F
16
VSX-1022-K
1
234
5
S
HP ASSY
C
MAIN ASSY
Y
B
AMP5 ASSY
P
F-USB ASSY
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
17
1
VSX - 1022/42/827 only
IC 1202
Video
Decoder
"ADV7181C"
IC 102
Sub Micom
" uPD78F 1167AGF
IC 1203
IP.SC A LER
"ABT1015"
28.63636MHz
27MHz
27MHz
HDMI GAME_IN
HDMI DVD_IN
HDMI SAT/ CBL_IN
HDMI BD_IN
CVBS-IN
other ASSY
20MHz
IPADJ .SC
TMDS
DIGITAL VIDEO
SPDIF
ANALOG VIDEO/AUDIO
CLOCK
DIGITAL AUDIO
More than VDEC 480p
output
CK:27M- 74.25MHz
/DT:20bit/DE,VS,HS
Only VDEC 480i output
MA IN Micom
" R5F 3650KNFA"
16MHz
FL TUBE
CVBS-OUT
SPI
Y
Cb
CVBS
Cr
COMPONENT-IN
IC 9203
LAN PHY
IC 92
NETW
"DM8
NAND
24MHz
ETHERNET
25MHz
SPI
Only
HDMI DVR/ BDR_IN
HDMI VIDEO_IN
I2C
VSX - 1022/42/827 only
CK:27M- 148.5MHz
CEC
CEC
D-MAIN ASSY
D
D-MAIN ASSY
F
VIDEO ASSY
E
CPU ASSY
Q
FRONT ASSY
4.4 D-MAIN BLOCK DIAGRAM
A
234
B
C
D
E
F
18
VSX-1022-K
1
234
IC 1001
HDMI Port Processor
"SiI9573CTUC"
o
LER
IC 1401
CODEC
"AK4588VQ"
24.576MHz
6MHz
iPod/ USB
HDMI O UT
IC 1601
DSP
" TMS320DA788"
SC
ADC
DAC
OPTICAL IN
COAXIAL IN
IC 9206
Apple
"MF1341
S2164"
ARC
OPT
COAX
NETWORK
SDRAM
64Mb
NOR FLASH
16Mb
AUDIO IN
AUDIO OUT
IC 9204
NETWORK
" DM860A"
NAND
24MHz
SDRAM
256Mb
Only
Serial
FLASH
DIR
CEC
P
F-USB ASSY
A
AUDIO ASSY
L
OPTCO ASSY
5
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
19
1
DIR
COAX 1
OPT 1
ADC
XTI
MC KO 1
BCK2
LRCK2
SDTO 2
DAUX
27.0MHz
I2S DT(multi -ch)
SOURCE - I2S
24MHz
NMP
Bco
DM860
BCK
LRCK
FD/DSDFL
CD/DSDFR
SD
BD
HDMI
Port
Process
or
SII9573
AK4588
AMCLK
BCK
LRCK/DSDF
FD/DSDFL
SD
CD
BD
SEL (VHC157)
IC1405
HDMI_SE
SD
CD/DSDFR
BD
AND(VHC08)
IC1402
24.576MHz
I2S- DATA
I2S- BCK
I2S- LRCK
NETSPDIF
SEL (VHC157)
IC1406
FD/DSDFL
LRCK
LRCK
DSDFR
CD
DSD_SEL
ADDATO
DIRDATO
ARCSPDI
RX4
RX1
RX3
RX2
MSPDIF
DIRMCKI
D
D-MAIN ASSY
4.5 D-AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM
A
234
B
C
D
E
F
20
1
234
VSX-1022-K
5
SPDIFAMCLKI2S
I2S- SURR
I2S- C/LFE
I2S- SRB/HEIGHT
SYSCLKFLG
DAC
FL/FR
DAC
C/LFE
DAC
SL/ SR
DAC
SBL/ SBR
I2S- L/R
I2S- C/LFE
I2S- SURR
I2S- SRB/HEIGHT
I2S- BCK
I2S- LRCK
I2S- L/R
I2S- BCK
I2S- LRCK
BCK
LRCK
FD/DSDFL
CD/DSDFR
SD
BD
DSP
DA788
AXR0[9]
AXR0[10]
ACLKR0
AFSR0
AXR0[12]
AXR0[13]
XMCK
AHCLKX0
ACLKX0
AFSX0
AXR0[0]D1FDT
AXR0[1]D1CDT
AXR0[2]D1SDT
AXR0[3]D1BWDT
AXR1[10]D1HWDT
AXR1[11]D1DMDT
DAMCLK
AND(VHC08)
IC1402
24.576MHz
I2S BCK,LRCK
DSPMCLK
ADDATO
DIRDATO
XMCK
678
A
B
C
D
E
VSX-1022-K
5
678
F
21
1
D
D-MAIN ASSY
ADV7181CBSTZ
234
4.6 D-MAIN BLOCK DIAGRAM (1/2)
A
B
C
D
E
F
22
1
234
VSX-1022-K
5
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
23
1
D
D-MAIN ASSY
IC9204
DM860A
234
4.7 D-MAIN BLOCK DIAGRAM (2/2)
A
B
C
D
E
F
24
1
234
VSX-1022-K
IC9204
DM860A
UPD78F1167AGF
5
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
25
1
E
CPU ASSY
4.8 CPU BLOCK DIAGRAM
A
B
234
C
D
E
F
26
1
234
VSX-1022-K
5
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
27
1
F
VIDEO ASSY
4.9 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM
A
B
234
C
D
E
F
28
1
234
VSX-1022-K
5
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
29
1
C
MAIN ASSY
W
STBY ASSY
234
4.10 POWER SUPPLY BLOCK DIAGRAM
A
B
C
D
E
F
30
1
234
VSX-1022-K
5
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
31
1
Step 0: Preliminary confirmation
CN101, CN102, CN1401, CN9202, CN9501
To Step 1
Are the connectors
securely inserted?
Step 1: Fixed board
Confirm the following items before checking
To Step 2
Tighten screws securely.
Do screws of back chassis
securely tighten?
Ye s
Ye s
B to B connector, wire
Ye s
No
Insert the connectors
completely.
No
Step 2: Power supply
CN9501 (pins 1, 2)
IC9501 (pin 3)
Is the voltage 12 V?
Check the wire between D-MAIN
and MAIN Assemblies.
Is the voltage 3.3 V output?
Ye s
Is the voltage 1.8V output?
Ye s
IC9503 (pin 2)
OK
NoOK
Check the IC9501 and its peripheral
circuits or SUB UCOM (IC102).
Check the IC1601 DSP power pin
(dvdd): 3.3 V
V+3R3_HHH LINE of D-MAIN
Assy is OK.
No
Check the IC1203 Scaler POWER pin
(3.3 V, 1.8V) and its peripheral circuits
or must be replaced IC1203.
No
Check the IC1202 VDEC POWER pin
(3.3 V, 1.8V) and its peripheral circuits
or must be replaced IC1203.
No
Check the MAIN Assy.
OK
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
12 V input
(to chassis)
Note 1:
IC1202 - using the model VSX-1022/42/827
[1] DSP TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING FOR ALL DESTINATION
5. DIAGNOSIS
5.1 TROUBLESHOOTING
A
B
234
C
D
E
F
32
1
234
VSX-1022-K
Ye s
Step 3: Power supply
IC9502 (pin 3)
Is the voltage of 1.2 V
output?
No
OK
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
Check the IC9502 and its peripheral
circuits or SUB UCOM (IC102).
OK
V+1R2_HHH LINE of D-MAIN
Assy is OK.
Check the IC1601 DSP power pin
(cvdd): 1.2 V
Ye s
Step 4: Power supply
IC9506 (pin 4)
Is the voltage of 5 V
output?
No
OK
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
Check the IC9506 and its peripheral
circuits or SUB UCOM (IC102).
OK
V+5_HD LINE of D-MAIN Assy
is OK.
Check the IC1401 power pin
(dvdd & avdd): dvdd: 5 V, avdd: 5 V
Ye s
Step 5: Power supply
IC9504 (pin 3)
IC9505 (pin 1)
Is the voltage of 3.3 V
output?
Is the voltage of 1.2 V
output?
Ye s
No
OK
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
Check the IC9504 and its peripheral
circuits or SUB UCOM (IC102).
No
Check the IC9204 NW POWER pin
(3.3 V, 1.2 V) and its peripheral
circuits or must be replaced IC9505.
OK
V+3R3_NW LINE of D-MAIN Assy
is OK.
Check the IC9204 NW power pin
(vdd33, vdd12): 3.3 V, 1.2 V
5
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
33
A
Ye s
Step 7: DIR
CN1402 (pins 5, 8)
IC1401 (pin 67)
IC1401 (pin 61)
Can observe the
digital signal?
Check the wire between D-MAIN
and OPTCO Assemblies.
Check that the S/PDIF signal is input.
Check that changes by pulling out and inserting the digital input lines.
No
Ye s
Can observe the
digital signal?
Check the path to pins 10 to 13 of
IC1403 or replace IC1403.
Can observe the
digital signal?
Ye s
Ye s
No
Check the path to pin 8 of CN1402
or replace IC1403.
No
OPT
5: COAX
8: OPT
COAX
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
IC1401 (pin 59)
Can observe the
digital signal?
Ye s
Check the path to pins 1 to 4 of IC1403
or replace IC2009.
No
ARC
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
IC1401 (pin 63)
Can observe the
digital signal?
Check the path to pins U3 of IC9204
or replace the D-MAIN Assy.
No
Network/USB/iPod
SPDIF INPUT line is OK.
Ye s
Step 6: X'tal
IC1401 (pin 7)
IC1601 (pin 17)
Is there a 24.576 MHz
output?
Check the IC1401, IC1402 and its peripheral
circuits or replace the D-MAIN Assy.
No
Ye s
Is there a 24.576 MHz
input?
Check the IC1601 and its peripheral
circuits or replace the D-MAIN Assy.
No
DIRMCKI
XMCK
To Step 7
B
1
234
C
D
E
F
34
1
234
VSX-1022-K
5
Replace IC1405.
IC1401 (pin 14)
Ye s
Ye s
IC1405 (pin 4)
DIR output is OK.
Is there a DATA output?
Is there a master clock
24.576 MHz output?
Ye s
Is the voltage of IC1405
pin 1 0 V?
DIRDATO (DATA)
D1MCLK (MASTER CLOCK)
*IC1405 pin 1
0 V: DIR
3.3 V: HDMI
SWITCH
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
Check the IC1401 and its peripheral
circuits of IC1401.
No
Check the path between pin1 of
IC1405 and pin 20 of CN102.
No
Replace IC1401.
OK
No
Ye s
Step 8: ADC
CN1401 (pins 17, 19)
IC1401 (pin 17)
IC1401 (pin 18)
Is there a analog audio
signal?
Is there a analog
audio signal of BRG-1 Assy
CP403 pins 17, 19?
Check that the ANALOG input to DSP mode.
Ye s
No
No
Replace CP2003 wafer of BRG-1 Assy,
or reconnect BRG-1 Assy.
Is there a data
output?
Ye s
ANALOG AUDIO input
ADDATO (ADC AUDIO OUT)
D1BCK
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
Check the AUDIO Assy.
No
Is there a bit clock
3.072 MHz input?
Ye s
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
No
IC1401 (pin 19)
D1LRCK
Is there a LR clock
48 kHz input?
Ye s
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
No
To Step 9
Check the path between IC1601 and data & address lines. SDRAM
(IC1602), FLASH ROM (IC1603), replace the D-MAIN Assy.
Ye s
No
Check the IC1401 and its peripheral
circuits of IC1401.
No
Check the IC1405 and its peripheral
circuits of IC1405.
OK
Check the pin 11 of CN102,
is the voltage 3.3 V?
No
No
Replace IC1401, IC1405.
Check the CPU Assy.
OK
Check the CPU Assy.
OK
IC1401 (pin 10)
IC1401 (pins 15, 16)
Ye s
Is there a master clock
24.576 MHz output?
Is the voltage of PDN IC1401
pin 31 3.3 V?
Is there a LR clock or BIT
clock output?
DIRMCKO (master clock)
15: DIRBCK (bit clock)
16: DIRLRCK (LR CLOCK)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
Check that the data and clock signals are output.
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Step 9: DSP mode audio output
IC1401 (pin 18)
IC1401 (pin 19)
Is there a bit clock input?
Digital output of each CH when inputting the digital signal with audio.
Is there a LR clock
output?
Is there a data input?
Is there a data input?
Is there a data input?
Is there a data input?
Ye s
IC1401 (pin 28)
IC1401 (pin 27)
Ye s
IC1401 (pin 26)
Ye s
IC1401 (pin 25)
Ye s
Ye s
D1BCK (BIT CLOCK)
D1LRCK (LR CLOCK)
front L/R data
surround L/R data
CENTER/LFE data
surround back L/R data
or front hight L/R data
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
To Step 10
No
No
No
No
No
No
Check the path between IC1601 and data & address lines. SDRAM
(IC1602), FLASH ROM (IC1603), replace the D-MAIN Assy.
A
234
B
C
D
E
F
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Step 10: CODEC output (ANALOG AUDIO OUT)
IC1401 (pin 49)
IC1401 (pin 47)
Is there a audio signal
output?
Analog output of each CH when inputting the digital signal with audio.
Analog output of each CH when inputting
the digital signal (-∞ dB(no signal)).
Ye s
Is there a audio signal
output?
front R out
front L out
IC1401 (pin 45)
Ye s
Is there a audio signal
output?
surround R out
IC1401 (pin 43)
Ye s
Is there a audio signal
output?
surround L out
IC1401 (pin 43)
surround L out
IC1401 (pin 41)
Ye s
Is there a audio signal
output?
center out
Ye s
IC1401 (pin 41)
center out
IC1401 (pin 39)
Ye s
Is there a audio signal
output?
LFE out
Ye s
Ye s
IC1401 (pin 39)
LFE out
IC1401 (pin 49)
Ye s
Is the output 2.5 V fixing?
front R out
IC1401 (pin 47)
Ye s
Is the output 2.5 V fixing?
front L out
IC1401 (pin 45)
Ye s
Is the output 2.5 V fixing?
Is the output 2.5 V fixing?
Is the output 2.5 V fixing?
Is the output 2.5 V fixing?
surround R out
End
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Replace IC1401.
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Cause for noncomplection of HDMI authentication between the source equipment and this unit.
(the HDMI indicator is unlit or flasher)
Causes for no display or sound from the monitor
[2] HDMI TROUBLESHOOTING
Replace the HDMI cable.
NG
OK
Replace the HDMI cable.
Connect the source equipment
(player) to the Sink equipment
(monitor) directly.
OK
Repare the Receiver.
NG
Replace the Player.
OK
Repare the Player.
NG
Replace the Monitor.
OK
Repare the Monitor.
HDMI Troubleshooting
HDMI Simple Diagnosis
Step 0: Preliminary confirmation
Confirm the following items before checking
To Step 1
Do screws of back chassis
securely tighten?
To Step 2
Tighten screws securely.
Ye s
No
Step 1: Connect the HDMI equipment
Source equipment:
Connect a DVD player to DVD or SAT/CBL or BD or GAME or
DVR/BDR or VIDEO.
Sink equipment:
Connect a TV to HDMI OUT
Turn on the power of the receiver and equipments which was
connected with HDMI.
Function switch
(DVD or SAT/CBL or BD or GAME or DVR/BDR or VIDEO)
POWER ON
A
234
B
C
D
E
F
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Step 2: Power supply
IC103 (pin 4)
Is the voltage 3.3 V
output?
Is the voltage pin 5 of IC103
above 6 V?
Ye s
Ye s
No
Check the IC9506 and its peripheral
circuits or SUB UCOM (IC102).
Is the voltage 12 V?
No
Diagonose the MAIN Assy.
No
Diagonose the CPU Assy.
No
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
V+3R3_SB
CN9501 (pins 1, 2)
HDMI+12V
Ye s
Is the voltage 5 V?
No
Check the IC9501 and its peripheral
circuits or SUB UCOM (IC102).
No
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
No
IC9506 (pin 4)
V+5_HD
Ye s
Is the voltage 3.3 V?
IC9501 (pin 3)
V+3R3_HHH
Check the IC9503 and its peripheral
circuits or SUB UCOM (IC102).
No
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
No
Ye s
Is the voltage 1.8V?
IC9503 (pin 2)
V+1R8_HHH
Check the IC9502 and its peripheral
circuits or SUB UCOM (IC102).
No
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
No
Ye s
Is the voltage 1.2 V?
IC9502 (pin 3)
V+1R2_HHH
To Step 3
5
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Check the parts and patterns
in the path pin 3 of IC102.
Check the parts and patterns in the
path pins 1, 2 of IC102. If IC1001 is
failure, replace the D-MAIN Assy.
Check the parts and patterns in
the path pins 1, 2 of IC102.
If IC1203 is failure, replace IC1203.
Check the parts and patterns in
the path pin 7 of IC102.
Check the parts and patterns in
the path pin 8 of IC102.
No
IC1001 (pin 69)
Is the voltage 0 to 3.3 V?
No
No
Does a signal
output in constant period?
(0 to 3.3 V)
Is there a data output?
(0 to 3.3 V)
XHDPP_RST
66: VSCL
67: VSDA
IC1001 (pins 66, 67)
Ye s
XABT_RST
IC1203 (pin 53)
No
Is there a data
input and output?
(0 to 3.3 V)
XADV_RST
IC1202 (pin 51)
Ye s
No
Check the parts and patterns in
the path pins 1, 2 of IC102.
If IC1203 is failure, replace IC1203.
Check the line and IC1202.
If IC1202 is failure, replace IC1202.
IC1202 (pin 36 (CVBS), 47 (CR),
48 (CB), 49 (Y), 50 (SOY))
No
Does a signal
output in constant period?
(0 to 3.3 V)
62: VSCL
61: VSDA
54: VSCL
53: VSDA
Note1:
IC1202 - using the model VSX-1022/42/827
IC1203 (pins 62, 61)
Ye s
Step 3: Diagnosis
Each data lines confirmation checks it after standby off/on.
Ye s
Does a signal
output in constant period?
(0 to 3.3 V)
IC1202 (pins 54, 53)
Ye s
Ye s
To Step 4
Check the X1001 and its
peripheral circuits or replace
the D-MAIN Assy.
Check the X1202 and its
peripheral circuits or replace
IC1202.
No
No
Ye s
IC1001 (pins 113, 114)
Is there a 27 MHz
input/output?
Is there a 28.63636 MHz
input/output?
IC1202 (pins 21, 22)
Ye s
Ye s
Yes (3.3 V)
Ye s
Step 4: X'TAL
Turn the power off and insert
the wire securely.
No
COMP_DET
CN101
Are the connectors
securely inserted?
Does a signal output
in constant period?
(WAVE)
Check the line and IC102.
Check the VIDEO Assy.
No
No
IC102 (pin 12)
Does a signal
output high (3.3 V)?
When inserting
Component Y signal.
SIGNAL INPUT
IC1202 (pins 36, 47, 48, 49, 50)
Step 5: ANALOG UP (VSX-1022/42/827 only)
Ye s
To Step 6
To Step 5
Check the X1201 and its
peripheral circuits or replace
IC1203.
Check the IC1201 and its
peripheral circuits or replace
IC1201.
No
Ye s
No
Is there a 27 MHz
input?
IC2003 (pin 7)
IC1201 (pins 1, 2, 6)
Ye s
Is there a 27 MHz
input?
A
A
TMDS OUTPUT
Check the IC1001. If IC1001 is
failure, replace the D-MAIN Assy.
No
Ye s
IC1001
(pins 152,153,154,155,156,157,158,159)
Are there signals
(approx. 0.5 Vp-p)
IN all lines?
Step 6: TMDS
End
A
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C
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Step 7: HDMI AUDIO
IC1001 (pin 125)
Is there a 24.576 MHz
output?
Is there a 12.28 MHz
output?
*play is Dolby thru HD @ dts master audio source
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
HDMI audio MASTER clock
output
IC1001 (pin 122)
HDMI audio BIT clock output
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
Is there a 192 kHz
output?
IC1001 (pin 121)
HDMI audio LR clock output
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
Can observe the
digital signal?
IC1001 (pin 124)
HDMI audio front L/R OUT
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
Can observe the
digital signal?
IC1001 (pin 127)
HDMI audio surround L/R OUT
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
Can observe the
digital signal?
IC1001 (pin 126)
HDMI audio center/sw OUT
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
Can observe the
digital signal?
IC1001 (pin 128)
HDMI audio surroundback OUT
HDMI audio front hight OUT
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
Can observe the
digital signal?
IC2016 (pins 134,135,137,138)
HDMI AUDIO is OK
(0 V↔ 3.3 V)
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Check the VDD_PLL and GND
lines. Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
Check the switching IC.
IC1405, IC1406.
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[3] iPod TROUBLESHOOTING
Step 1: Diagnosis
Step 0: iPod/USB Power supply
CN9202 (pins 2, 3)
Are there any digital data
signals?
Check the wire between D-MAIN
Assy and F-USB Assemblies.
No
Check the F-USB Assy.
Check the USB data line.
No
No
No
Check the path between
IC9024 (pin J2).
No
To Step 1
To Step 2
CN9201 (pin 6)
CN9201 (pin 4)
Is pin 6 (USBDDCERR)
of CN9201 low?
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
No
Check the F-USB Assy.
Is pin 4 (XUSBERR)
of CN9201 low?
Ye s
No
CN9201 (pin 5)
Check the path between
IC9204 (pin K2).
Is pin 5 (USBPOW)
of CN9201 high?
Ye s
No
When SCL and SDA are normal operation = high (3.3 V)
Connect iPod, and communicate it about 10 seconds later (authentication starts).
And communicate it about 60 seconds later (authentication is complete).
Step 2: Operation of iPod (Authentication process)
IC9204 (pins A1, B1)
IC9206 (pins 12, 13)
USB data D+, D-
SCL_AP, SDA_AP
(I2C between IC9204 and IC9206)
Do D+ and D-
communicate?
Do SCL and SDA
communicate?
Does XAPRST (pin 4)
reset it?
High after the reset.
Operation of IC9206 is OK.
To Step 3.
Refer to Step 7 of
"[1] DSP TROUBLESHOOTING."
Replace the D-MAIN Assy.
Step 3: Audio out check
IC9204 (pin U3)
Is there a signal?
No
NETSPDIF
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C
D
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Step 0: Preliminary confirmation
Confirm the following items before checking
To Step 1
Do screws of PLATE_SCREW
securely tighten ?
Ye s
To Step 2
To Step 3
Ye s
[4] BT (Bluetooth) TROUBLESHOOTING
Tighten screws securely.
No
Check the BT Assy.
Step 1: BT_DET
CN101 (pin 11)
Is the voltage 0 V?
Check the pattern in the path
and BT, BTCNT, MAIN and
CPU Assemblies.
No
Check the pattern in the path.
Check the BTCNT Assy.
Check the MAIN Assy.
Ye s
Step 2: Diagnosis
CN101 (pin 12)
CN101 (pin 13)
Is pin 12 (BTOL) of CN101
low?
No
Check the path between
IC9204 (pin T13).
Ye s
Is pin 13 (BTPOW) of CN101
high?
No
CN101 (pins 14, 15)
BTRX2 and BTTX should be
high during operation.
Check the pattern in the path of
BT Assy and CPU Assy.
Ye s
Do BTRX2 and
BTTX communication with
IC9204?
No
Ye s
OK
Check the AUDIO Assy.
OK
Step 3: Audio out check
CP603 (pins 1, 3)
Is there a audio signal?
No
1: BT_R
3: BT_L
14: BTRX2
15: BTTX
XBT_DET
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Functional Name
Adapter port overcurrent detection
Outline
When the BT adapter is inserted in Adapter port, turn off the power of the Adapter port forcibly when it detects an
overcurrent. And display ERROR state in FL.
Explain Operation Detail
For detection method
• Confirm a detection port at intervals of 20 msec to 50 msec (*2), and judge it as an overcurrent when you detected an error
consecutively three times.
*2 It is assumed that it is fixed value of the 20 msec to 50 msec degree.
*1 Return the "ADP ERR" display to the normal display if you change it into other FUNCTION only in the
APAPTER PORT FUNCTION.
Also display "ADP ERR" if the ADAPTER PORT FUNCTION is ERROR state.
Basic Operation
Front Key Sequence
Change
Character DisplayTime (sec.)
Icon Display
(FL)
LED Display
A
*1
When the overcurrent is
detected
The display continues until the
power is turned off.
Check it after turning the power once
off then back on again, and it becomes
the normal operation if normal.
D PE R R
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Functional Name
iPod ERROR MESSAGE
Outline
Error message is displayed at abnormality time.
Basic Operation
Front Key Sequence ChangeTime (sec)FL Display
Over Current Error
I/U ERR
234
5.2 ADAPTER ERROR MESSAGE
A
B
C
D
5.3 USB/iPod ERROR MESSAGE
E
F
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[1] Overload and DC Protection Circuit
E
CPU ASSY
B
AMP7/AMP5 ASSY
B
AMP7/AMP5 ASSY
C
MAIN ASSY
5.4 DETECTION CIRCUIT
678
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B
C
D
E
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[2] TEMP Protection Circuit
E
CPU ASSY
B
AMP7/
AMP5 ASSY
B
AMP7/
AMP5 ASSY
A
B
234
C
D
E
F
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(R5F3650KNFA)(CPU ASSY: IC203)
MAIN Microcomputer
• Pin Function
No.SymbolI/ODescription
1P9_6/SOUT4ONot used
2P9_5/CLK4ONot used
3CNT_LEDOPower LED control signal
4Z2VOL_CLKOCLK signal output for BD3812F (I2C)
5Z2VOL_DATAOData signal output for BD3812F (I2C)
640-IRIInfra_red signal input
7RMCIRemote control signal input pin
8GNDUIThe data bus is 16 bits long when the this pin is held "L" (GND)
9CNVSS_UPISwitches processor mode
1024C16_SDAI/OData signal input & output for data backup of MAIN UCOM
1124C16_SCLOClock signal output for data backup of MAIN UCOM
12/RESETIUCOM reset signal input pin (active at L)
13XOUTOOutput for 16 MHz Crystal
14VSS–Ground
15XINIInput for 16 MHz Crystal
16VCC1–+3.3 V power supply
17/NMIIInput pin for the NMI interrupt
18TUNER_INTITuner Interrupt signal input pin
19PDNIPower down signal input pin
20Z2_MUTEOZ2 ch. Audio output control pins at Mute Tr (active at L)
21SB_MUTEOSB ch. Audio output control pins at Mute Tr (active at L)
22A_MUTEOAudio output control pins at Mute Tr (active at L)
23HP_DETIMonitoring the input pin headphone connection
24HP_RLYOHeadphone audio output control pins at Mute Tr (active at L)
25SW_SUMOOutput for Sub Woofer SUMMING Control(H:SUMMING)
26CTL_BOIC control signal B output pin for selecting the video input
27VIN_DETIInput for st_pwr condition
28OSD/FLT_CLKOOSD & FL drive Ic output pin of the Data
29CTL_AOICcontrol signal A output pin for selecting the video input
30MUTE_B+_CONTOPower control pin mute B+
31BT_RX/U_TXOData signal output from BLUETOOTH Antenna
32BT_TX/U_RXIData signal input from BLUETOOTH Antenna
33
BUSY_JTAG/TRIGER1OOutput for JTAG BUSY/TRIGER1_ON/OFF SIGNAL
34SCLK_JTAG/TR_DET'ICLOCK SIGNAL Input for SCLK_JTAG/TR_DET'
35VOL_DATAOData signal output for R2A15219 (I2C)
36VOL_CLKOCLK signal output for R2A15219 (I2C)
37STBY_RLYOOutput to ST-BY Relay ON/OFF (active at H)
38T12V_ERRIInput for dc_trg_err condition
39OSD_RSTOOSD IC Reset signal output pin
40TUNER_SCLKOClock signal output for Tuner Pack
41EPM_UPIUPGRADE
42TUNER_SDIOI/OData signal input & output for Tuner Pack
43TUNER_SENOOutput for Tuner Pack Serial Enable Input (active at L)
44TUNER_RSTOOutput to reset Tuner Pack (active at L)
452533_CTL/CEOOutput for NJM2533 control on/off signal
46USBDCERROInput for usb_dc_err condition
47OSD_CEOOSD IC enable signal output pin
48S_RLYOTr driven control pins at the Surround speaker output Relay. (active at H)
49SB_RLYOTr driven control pins at the Surround Back speaker output Relay. (active at H)
50FBRLOTr driven control pins at the F.H /B speaker output Relay. (active at H)
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• Pin Function
No.SymbolI/ODescription
51C_RLYOTr driven control pins at the Center speaker output Relay.(active at H)
52F_RLYOTr driven control pins at the Front speaker output Relay. (active at H)
53N_PWROControl pin digital +3.3 V DC/DC IC (on: H)
54D_PWROControl pin digital +3.3 V DC/DC IC (on: H)
55H_PWR2OControl pin digital +1.2 V DC/DC IC (on: H)
56H_PWR1OControl pin HDMI IC +5.0 V REG. IC (on: H)
57MIC_DETOMonitoring the input pin microphone connection (detection: L)
584588_PDNOOutput for AK4588 power down
594588_SDAOData signal output for AK4588 (I2C)
604588_SCLOClock signal output for AK4588 (I2C)
61DSP_SDAOData signal output for DA787 (DA789) (I2C)
62VCC2–+3.3 V power supply
63DSP_SCLOClock signal output for DA787 (DA789) (I2C)
64VSS–Ground
65DSP_RSTOOutput to reset DA787(DA788)
66NC–Not used
67DSP_SDOUTIData signal Input from DA787 (DA788)
68DSP_CSOOutput for DA787 (DA788) chip select
69DSP_RDYIInput for DA787 (DA788) SPI Enable
70HDMI_SELOIC signal of the control pins at select HDMI or analog audio
71PROTECT2IAMP Assy input signal of the RADIATOR THERMAL pin (L= PROTECTION)
72MAIN_IRQOInterrupt Output to SUB UCOM
73SUB_ONOOutput for SUB UCOM Power ON/OFF cotrol pin
74SUB_IRQIInterrupt Iuput from SUB UCOM
75HD_MUTEIInput for HDMI_RX_MUTE condition
76SUB_PDNOOutput for SUB UCOM power down
77SUB_RSTOOutput to reset SUB UCOM
78SCDI_MAINI
Data signal input from SUB UCOM
79SCDO_MAINOData signal output to SUB UCOM
80CSCK_MAINOClock signal output for SUB UCOM
81SET OPTIONIInput for Set option
82STEP OPTIONIInput for Step (Group) option
83VIDEO_MUTEOOutput for NJM41050 mute cotrol pin
84OSD/FLT_DATAOOSD & FL drive Ic output pin of the Data
85PROTECT1IAMP Assy Protection detection signal input pin (ASO= 0.82 V, DC= 1.39 V)
86VOL_DNIData input for VOLUME encoder (VOLUME DOWN is counterclockwise direction)
87VOL_UPIData input for VOLUME encoder (VOLUME UP is clockwise direction)
88IN_DNIData input for INPUT selector encoder
89NCINot used
90KEY1IData input for Key1 scan
91KEY3IData input for Key3 scan
92KEY2IData input for Key2scan
93IN_UPIData input for INPUT selector encoder
94FLT_CEOOutput for chip enable of SC16315
95NCONot used
96GND–Ground
97NCONot used
98VREF–Reference voltage (Connected to +3.3 V)
99AVCC–+3.3 V power supply
100V+5V_DET
IOutput to ST-BY Relay ON/OFF (active at H)
A
234
B
C
D
E
F
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(UPD78F1167AGF-GAS(D-MAIN ASSY: IC102)
SUB Microcomputer
• Pin Function
No.SymbolI/ODescription
1VSCLOIIC clock signal output pin (SII9573CTUC-K)
2VSDAI/OIIC data signal in/output pin (SII9573CTUC-K)
3XHDPP_RSTOReset signal output pin for SII9573CTUC-K
4XRST_NWOReset signal output pin for DM-860A
5P31/TI03/TO03/INTP4–Not used
6P64/xRD–Not used
7XABT_RSTOReset signal output pin for ABT1015
8XADV_RSTOReset signal output pin for ADV7181CBSTZ
9XAMUTE_SUBOAudio output control pins at Mute Tr (active at L)
10P77/EX23/KR7/INTP11–Not used
11XHDPP_MUTEIInput for HDMI_RX_MUTE condition
12COMP_DETIInput for comp_video condition
13HDPP_INTIInput for SII9573CTUC-K Interrupt Signal
14P73/EX19/KR3–Not used
15P72/EX18/KR2–Not used
16P71/EX17/KR1–Not used
17P70/EX16/KR0–Not used
18P06/xWAIT–Not used
19P05/CLKOUT–Not used
20EVSS1–Ground
21P80/EX0–Not used
22P81/EX1–Not used
23P82/EX2–Not used
24P83/EX3–Not used
25P84/EX4–Not used
26P85/EX5–Not used
27P86/EX6–Not used
28CEC_OOOutput for CEC OPERATION
29
CECI_INTIInput for CEC Interrupt Signal
30EVDD1–Positive power supply for ports
31P50/EX8–Not used
32ABT_3V_ONOOutput for ABT1015 Power ON/OFF cotrol pin
33XNWJPG_SELOOutput for TC74LCX541FK enable
34DSD_SELOOutput for DSD audio signal selector ic contol pin.
35P54/EX12–Not used
36CEC_PWROOutput for NJM2831 enable
37P56/EX14–Not used
38P57/EX15–Not used
39P17/EX31/TI02/TO02–Not used
40P16/EX30/TI01/TO01/INTP5–Not used
41P15/EX29/RTCDIV/RTCCL–Not used
42232RXIInput for Upgrade (UART)
43232TXOOutput for Upgrade (UART)
44DI_NWOData signal Output to DM860a
45DO_NWIData signal Input from DM860a
46CLK_NWOClock signal Output to DM860a
47AVREF1–D/A converter reference voltage input
48BSL_NWONot used
49CS_NWOOutput for DM860a chip select
50AVREF0–A/D converter reference voltage input
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• Pin Function
No.SymbolI/ODescription
51AVSS–Ground
52P157/ANI15–Not used
53P156/ANI14–Not used
54P155/ANI13–Not used
55P154/ANI12–Not used
56P153/ANI11–Not used
57P152/ANI10–Not used
58P151/ANI9–Not used
59P150/ANI8–Not used
60SUB_IRQOInterrupt Output to MAIN microcomputer
61P26/ANI6–Not used
62P25/ANI5–Not used
63P24/ANI4–Not used
64P23/ANI3–Not used
65P22/ANI2–Not used
66P21/ANI1–Not used
67P20/ANI0–Not used
68P130–Not used
69THRU_LEDOHDMI LED on/off control pin
70CSCK_MAINIClock signal Input from MAIN microcomputer
71SCDO_MAINIData signal Input from MAIN microcomputer
72SCDI_MAINO
Data signal Output to MAIN microcomputer
73P01/TO00–Not used
74P00/TI00–Not used
75P145/TI07/TO07–Not used
76P144/SO20/TxD2–Not used
77P143/SI20/RxD2/SDA2–Not used
78P142/SCK20/SCL2–Not used
79P141/PCLBUZ1/INTP7–Not used
80P140/PCLBUZ0/INTP6–Not used
81MAIN_IRQIInterrupt Input from MAIN microcomputer
82REQ_NWIInterrupt Input from dm860a
83SUB_PDNIInput power down from MAIN microcomputer
84P45/SO01–Not used
85P44/SI01–Not used
86P43/SCK01–Not used
87P42/TI04/TO04–Not used
88TOOL1OClock output for debugger
89TOOL0I/OData I/O for flash memory programmer/debugger
90XSUB_RSTISystem reset input
91P124/XT2–CRYSTAL connection for sub system clock
92P123/XT1–CRYSTAL connection for sub system clock
93FLMD0–Flash memory programming mode setting
94P122/X2/EXCLK–CRYSTAL connection for main system clock
95P121/X1–CRYSTAL connection for main system clock
96REGC–Connecting regulator output (2.5 V) stabilization capacitance for internal operation.
97VSS–Ground
98EVSS0–Ground potential for ports
99VDD–Positive power supply (Connected to +3.3 V)
100EVDD0–Positive power supply for ports (Connected to +3.3 V)
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[1] Display mode for numbers of protection detections
[Purpose]
[Basic operations]
FL DisplayDescription of IndicationsKey Operation
(STANDBY state)
[PRESET k] +
[STANDBY/ON] keys
(Initial display)
[ENTER] key
5 (-> normal) *1Number of DC error detections
5 (-> normal) *1Number of abnormal-temperature
error detections
5 (-> normal) *1
5 (-> normal) *1Number of abnormal-temperature
error detections
5 (-> normal) *1Number of OVERLOAD error detections
Time (sec.)
The numbers of detections for various protection processes are displayed.
*1 "5 (-> normal)" denotes that the display will return to the normal indication when no key operation is performed
for 5 seconds.
*2 Variable range: 0 to 255
[How to enter/exit]
During Standby mode, simultaneously press and hold the [PRESET k] and [STANDBY/ON] keys for 2 seconds to enter
this mode.
The display will return to the normal indication when no key operation is performed for 5 seconds.
Counter
*2
The above-mentioned Display mode is available only when the product operates properly.
If any protection function is activated while the product is in use, the product cannot be turned ON and enter the above
Display mode. In such a case, cancel the protection function, referring to “3.4 How to cancel the status after detection of the
DC error." If a protection function is activated immediately after the previous protection function is canceled, cancel that
protection function again then enter STBY mode immediately. You can then see the error logs, following the above procedures,
until a next protection function is activated.
DC005
Counter
*2
TEMP1007
[ENTER] key
Counter
*2
V+SV005
[ENTER] key
Counter
*2
TEMP2007
[ENTER] key
(Initial display)
Counter
*2
OVER003
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6.1 SERVICE MODE
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[2] Reset mode for numbers of protection detections
[Purpose]
[Basic operations]
FL DisplayDescription of IndicationsKey Operation
(STANDBY state)
[ALC/STANDARD SURR]
+ [STANDBY/ON] keys
(press and hold the keys
for 10 seconds.)
(Counter Clear end)
[ENTER] key
(Normal display)
5 (-> normal) *1
5 (-> normal) *1
usually
*2
Time (sec.)
For clearing all the counts of protection detections.
(This mode resets the counts of protection detections.)
1. When the procedures for Reset mode for numbers of protection detections are completed, all the counters will be
reset to "000."
2. Prohibitions:
The protection detection counts cannot be cleared (reset to 000) with the MEMORY CLEAR process.
They can only be cleared when the procedures of Reset mode are completed.
*1 "5 (-> normal)" denotes that the display will return to the normal indication when no key operation is performed
for 5 seconds.
*2 Indication when the BD function is selected
[How to enter/exit]
During Standby mode, simultaneously press and hold the [ALC/STANDARD SURR] and [STANDBY/ON] keys
for 10 seconds to enter this mode.
The display will return to the normal indication when no key operation is performed for 5 seconds.
[Detailed explanations]
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[3]
The unit’s operation when a error is detected
[Purpose]
[Basic operations]
FL DisplayDescription of IndicationsKey Operation
3.1 DC (AMP is abnormality) error detection
(Normal display)
(DC detection)
(Auto)
(RECEIVER POWER OFF)
usually
*1, *2
Normal display
Time (sec.)
• The unit’s operation when a DC/OVER/TEMP error is detected is described here.
• How to cancel the status after detection of a DC error is described here, because no key input will be accepted after
a DC error detection.
FL DisplayDescription of IndicationsKey Operation
3.2 OVERLOAD (overcurrent) error detection
(Normal display)
(OVERLOAD detection)
(Auto)
(RECEIVER POWER OFF)
usually
*1
Normal display
Time (sec.)
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Simultaneously holding the [ADVANCD SURROUND] and [STANDBY/ON] keys on the
front panel pressed for 2 seconds will cancel Key Input Inhibition mode after a DC error
detection and turn the unit ON.
[Detailed explanations]
3.3 TEMP (AMP overheat) error detection
For detection of a TEMP error, the unit monitors both the TR_DET and PROTECT2 signals. If a TEMP error is detected,
the processes shown below will be performed. The processes shown below are rough operational specifications and are
not the actual commands from the mounted components.
After a TEMP error is detected, the count of protection activation detections will be updated.
FL DisplayDescription of IndicationsKey Operation
3.4 How to cancel the status after detection of the DC error
(STANDBY state)
(Normal display)
usually
Normal display
Time (sec.)
[ADVANCED SURROUND]
+ [STANDBY/ON] keys
(press and hold the keys
for 2 seconds.)
Counter: Temp2
TR_DET
P6_4 (34 pin)
(TRTHER_DET from AMP Assy)
Normal Operations
Deduct 3 from the current VOL
value. Have "TEMP" flashing
on the FL display for 3 sec.
POWER OFF (STBY)
*1
*1: The detection interval must be 1 sec or less.
*2: If PROTECT 2 is detected while TR_DET detection
is prohibited for 2 min, the PROTECT 2 function will
be activated.
Prohibit detection of
TR_DET for 2 min.
*2
Is TR_DET detected?
Is the VOL value 5
or less?
No
No
No
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Detection of TR_DET
is resumed after 2 min.
Is TR_DET detected?
Counter: Temp1
PROTECT2
PL2_1 (71 pin)
(RADI_DET from AMP Assy)
Normal Operations
MUTE ON and ALL Speakers/
Phones Relay are set to OFF.
Have "OVERHEAT" flashing
on the FL display for 3 sec.
*3
*3: The detection interval must be 1 sec or less.
Timer START is performed
for 3 sec.
PROTECT2 detected?
No
No
Ye s
Ye s
After 3 sec,
PROTECT 2 is rechecked.
Is PROTECT 2 detected?
POWER OFF (STBY)
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1. Discharging
(1) Unplug the power cord.
(2) Disconnect the 10P connector from CP403 of the AMP7/AMP5 Assy between CN3 of the MAIN Assy.
(3) Connect +B and –B terminal of the D7, using resistor leads with 47 - 100 ohms (2 W or higher), for discharging.
∗ Discharging time: 30 - 60 seconds, depending on the level of resistance.
(4) Check that the voltage between the +B and –B terminals is less than 1 V, using a tester.∗ Be sure to connect the GND terminal of the tester to the chassis.
∗ If the voltage is still 1 V or higher, repeat Step (3).
[1] MAIN Assy Capacitor (C55, C58)
[Procedures]
(1) Unplug the power cord.
(2) Connect pin 1 (–30V) and pin 2 (GND) of CN704B on
the CPU Assy, using resistor leads with 47-100 ohms
(2 W or higher), for discharging.∗ Discharging time: 5 - 10 seconds, depending on the
level of resistance.
(3) Check that the voltage between the –30V terminal is less
than 1 V, using a tester.∗ Be sure to connect the GND terminal of the tester to
the chassis.
∗ If the voltage is still 1 V or higher, repeat Step (2).
[2] FL-30 V Capacitor (MAIN Assy C101)
[Procedures]
47 - 100 ohms
(2 W or higher)
47 - 100 ohms
(2 W or higher)
C55
+B
GND
−30V
–B
D7
CP403
C58
Note:
(1) Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product, the
procedures described here are common.
(2) For performing the diagnosis shown below, the following jigs for service is required:
• 9P extension jig cable (GGD1739)
• 13P extension jig cable (GGD1740)
• 3P extension jig cable (GGD1741)
• Board to board extension jig cable (GGD1756)
• Board to board extension jig cable (GGD1770)
• Board to board extension jig cable (GGD1800)
• 25P extension jig FFC (GGD1801)
MAIN Assy
AMP7/AMP5 Assy
CPU Assy
CN704B
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2. Notes on Ground Points Connection
During repair, before checking the MAIN Assy, etc., with the rear chassis removed, be sure to connect the
GND terminal of the main capacitor to the back chassis (speaker chassis), as shown below, then connect the
power cord.
Without grounding connection, the protection circuit will be activated.
After repairing, be sure to remove the ground wire before reassembling.
[Note]
MAIN Assy (SIDE B)
Back chassis
GND wire
(Be sure to disconnect the GND wire
before reassembly.)
Main capacitor GND
Speaker chassis
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3. Disassembly
[1] Front Panel Section
Remove the cabinet by removing the 10 screws.
(1) Remove the five screws. (BBZ30P080FTB)
(2) Remove the two screws.
(BBZ30P080FTC)
(3) Remove the three screws.
(1500001206010-IL)
(4) Remove the tape.
(5) Unhook the two hooks.
(6) Arrange the front panel section as shown
in the photo below.
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• Bottom view
Front panel section
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[2] Heatsink Section
Remove the cabinet by removing the 10 screws.
Caution: Heatsink section in work becomes hot,
and be careful with it.
(1) Remove the three screws. (BBZ30P080FTC)
(2) Remove the four screws. (BBZ30P080FTC)
(3) Cut the two binders.
(4) Remove the one screw. (BBZ30P080FTC)
(5) Remove the WG-A Assy.
G-L Assy
G-R Assy
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WG-A Assy
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(9) As shown, arrange the Heatsink section over
the WG-A Assy.
(10) Re-connect the three connectors.
(VSX-1022-K, VSX-42)
(11) Connect the two extension jig cables.
(VSX-1022-K, VSX-42)Connect the one extension jig cable.
(VSX-822-K)
Note:
AMP5 Assy: GGD1739
AMP7 Assy: GGD1740 + GGD1741
(6) Cut the two binders.
(7) Disconnect the five connectors.
(VSX-1022-K, VSX-42: CP401 to CP405)Disconnect the four connectors.
(VSX-822-K: CP401 to CP404)
(8) Remove the Heatsink section.
(1) Remove the five screws. (BBT30P100FTB)
(2) Remove the seven screws. (BSZ30P040FTB)
(3) Disconnect the three B to B connectors.
(CN101, CN102, CN1401)
(4) Remove the D-MAIN and OPTCO Assemblies.
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2
1
×7
×4
• Rear view
BRG-A Assy
D-MAIN Assy
D-MAIN Assy
OPTCO Assy
CPU Assy
3
4
3
3
CN101
CN101
CN102
CN102
CN1401
CN1401
CP2003
CN201
CN213
(6) Connect the three extension jig cables.
(7) Arrange the D-MAIN and OPTCO Assemblies
in the photo below.
(8) Insert any insulation sheet.
Note:
9 pin connector on GGD1756 is not used in this
case.
Insulation sheet
OPTCO Assy
8
7
6
Borad to board extension
jig cable (GGD1770)
6
Borad to board extension
jig cable (GGD1800)
6
Borad to board extension
jig cable (GGD1756)
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[4] MAIN Assy
[4-1] Back chassis, D-MAIN Assy
Remove the cabinet by removing the 10 screws.
(1) Remove the 15 screws. (BBT30P100FTB)
(2) Remove the seven screws. (BSZ30P040FTB)
(3) Remove the D-MAIN Assy.
(See procedure [3].)
Back chassis
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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111
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×7
×4
[4-2] MAIN Assy
(1) Remove the four screws. (BBZ30P180FTC)
(2) Remove the two screws. (BBZ30P080FTC)
(3) Cut the four binders.
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1
3
3
2
2
×3
MAIN AssyWG-B Assy
MAIN Assy
CPU Assy
(4) Remove the four screws. (BBZ30P080FTC)
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444
(5) Arrange the unit as shown in the photo below.
(6) Connect the chassis ground.
See “2. Notes on Ground Points Connection”.
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MAIN Assy
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[4-3] Regulator ICs and Recifier diode
(1) Remove the support.
(2) Tighten then loosen the screw in each of the
four holes for temporary joining that are
located on the rear side of the main chassis.
(This is for shaving the thread grooves to
facilitate attachment in the next step.)
Support
Main chassis
Screwdriver
1
2
222
MAIN Assy
3 33
3
Note:
While securing the regulator ICs and rectifier diode to the holes for
temporary joining, tighten the screws while holding the regulator ICs
and rectifier diode with your fingers so that the jumper wires will not
become distorted.
(3) Attach the three regulator ICs and a rectifier
diode to the holes tapped in Step (2).
Be sure to place them in a direction
perpendicular to the board and take care that
the jumper wires will not become distorted.
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[4-4] Diagnosis
(1) Connect the CP401 on the AMP Assy with
extension jig cable. (See procedure [2].)
(2) Reassemble the D-MAIN Assy to the rear
panel or put it on the AMP Assy with
extension jig cables. (See procedure [3].)
(3) Connect the extension jig FFC.
(4) Insert any insulation sheet between AMP
Assy and MAIN Assy.
MAIN AssyCPU AssyMAIN AssyCPU Assy
Insulation sheet
4
Insulation sheet
4
D-MAIN Assy
2
D-MAIN Assy
2
1
1
CN704B
7
Extension jig FFC
(GGD1801)
CN704B
7
Extension jig FFC
(GGD1801)
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• If the adjustment is shifted or if it becomes necessary to readjust because of part replacement, etc., perform the
adjustment as described below.
• Any value changed in Adjustment mode will be stored in memory as soon as it is changed. Before readjustment, take note of
the original values for reference in case you need to restore the original settings.
• Use a stable AC power supply.
AMP7/AMP5 Assy"8.3 IDLE CURRENT ADJUSTMENT" (All channel)
Other assembliesNo adjustment required
When any of the following assemblies is replaced
AMP7/AMP5 Assy"8.3 IDLE CURRENT ADJUSTMENT"
(Only channel of replacement parts)
Other assemblies
Note:
Some parts on D-MAIN and F-USB Assemblies can not be replaced due to using heat-pad connection between the board.
Please refer to [1.2 NOTES ONREPLACING PARTS], when the parts listed in the table is defective, replace whole Assy.
No adjustment required
When any of the following parts is replaced
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[Purpose]
PC
UPDATE jig
GGF1642
Straight CableAdapterJIG's side
RS-232C
Straight cable
Rear side
(MAIN microcomputer)
10P
10P
Refer to this section when updating the firmware of each microcomputer is required by the service information, etc.
[Necessary Tools and Connections]
• PC with a serial port
• RS-232C cable (9-pin to 9-pin, straight cable) (Marketing product)
• UPDATE jig: GGF1642 (Use FFC of GGF1642. (10P to 10P FFC))
• Firmware
Connect as shown in the figure below.
Insert the FFC with its contact surface facing the " mark.
10P to 10P FFC
(1) MAIN microcomputer firmware update
[Procedures]
1. Unplug the AC cord.
Connect the FFC cable. ( MAIN microcomputer )
Start up application FlashSta on the PC.
[Preestablishment]
• NetworkStandby: OFF
• HDMI Control: OFF
• HDMI StandbyThrough: OFF (North America model only)
3. Press the OK button.
[ if the following messages are displayed ]
Please push the cancel button and press the JIG's
RESET button.
And confirm a connection of FFC.
Please return to procedure 1.
2. Plug the AC cord. (STANDBY mode)
For updating of the MAIN microcomputer, proceed with
the following steps in STANDBY mode.
Select for COM port.
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4. Select the update file and enter ID.
1 Selection of upgrade file
1 Select the update file
2 Enter ID.
Select "VSX_1022Mid_Main Ver***.mot"
or "VSX42_Main_Ver0.60.mot"
"VSX_822Mid_Main Ver***.mot" file to
update the MCU.
2 Enter ID.
Enter "ff" in all field.
Press the OK button.
Press the OK button.
3 Press OK button to
go to next step.
5. Set speed update and update the MCU.
Press the OK button.
Set Baud rate to 38400.
2 Update the MCU.
E.P.R=>Erase+Program+Read
2 Update the MCU
Press the E.P.R … button
1 Set speed of update.
1 Set speed of update.
Press OK button.
6. Update Finished MAIN microcomputer.
Press the OK button.Press the Exit button.
Please wait for until this window
disappears.
Push the JIG’s RESET button during
1 sec.
Press the OK button.
Select the 9600 of the Board rate then
press the OK button
If the following messages are displayed, shut the update
program down, and start the update again from step 1.
7. Unplug the AC cord.
Disconnect the FFC cable.
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[Procedures]
6. When update is completed, "Completed" is displayed by
TV screen and HDMI LED lights.
* "UPDATE" blinks to FL display and is displayed.
In rare cases, "Completed!" may not be displayed on the
TV screen. In such a case, updating is completed if the
HDMI LED has become lit. Proceed to Step 7.
7. Disconect the AC power cord. (The POWER button does
not respond.) Confirm a version of the firm ware of
SUB microcomputer.
Note:
Because update is not possible again, never unplug the
power cord until the updating process is completed.
1. Turn on the unit.
2. Set a function for a "NETRADIO".
Note:
Without a network connection, "Server Error" will be
displayed on the TV screen. Under this condition, the
Service Menu (menu for updating the SUB microcomputer)
is not accessible. Set the remote control unit supplied with
the unit to Network Function Operation mode then press
the ENTER button so that "Empty" is displayed on the screen.
Then proceed to Step 3.
3. Press the "ESC (A85F)" button on the Service remote
control unit (GGF1381), then press the "+10 (A81F)"
button to enter the service menu (for SUB microcomputer
firmware update menu).
When you press other buttons between "ESC" button and
"+10" buttons, be invalid.
4. Press the "ENTER" button of the remote control unit
supplied with Network Function as the state that you can
operate.
(1) When a product can recognize a file, become the
following indication.
Select "Start", and press the "ENTER" button.
5. Update starts, and "UPDATE" blinks to FL screen and
HDMI LED blinks.
Be approximately 8 minutes for update at time.
(2) SUB microcomputer firmware update
• NetworkStandby: OFF
• HDMI Control: OFF
• HDMI StandbyThrough: OFF (North America model only)
• Connect a unit to TV and HDMI, and the GUI output of the unit performs in a state to appear.
[Preparations]
Save the firmware file to the "root" of empty USB memory.
The file name of the firmware file is "RegM13Sub_V***.bcd". Don't save other files.
(2) When a product cannot recognize a file, become the
following indication. Check on USB memory with a file.
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[Procedures]
[Procedures]
1. Select an Input Function that allows reception via Optical input 1 then set the unit to STBY_Off mode.
2. Press the SPEAKERS and STANDBY/ON keys simultaneously to enter DSP UpDate mode. ("DSP UP" is displayed.)
3. When "PLAY" is displayed, playback of the .wav file starts. (Play the file only once. NEVER repeat playback.)
("PLAY" is displayed.)
4. After playback is finished and "ENTER" is displayed, press the ENTER key on the front panel. ("ENTER" is displayed.)
5. "WRITING" is automatically displayed.
6. After writing is completed, "COMPLETE" is displayed.
7. Turn the unit off then confirm that the version has been updated.
(4) DSP firmware update
(5) Check to the firmware version
[Preestablishment]
• NetworkStandby: OFF
• HDMI Control: OFF
• HDMI StandbyThrough: OFF (North America model only)
[Preestablishment]
• NetworkStandby: OFF
• HDMI Control: OFF
• HDMI StandbyThrough: OFF (North America model only)
[Procedures]
1. Select ‘Firmware Update’ from the Network Setup menu. The receiver checks whether the USB memory device inserted
into the USB port on the receiver’s front panel contains updatable software.
2. To update, select ‘Start’.
3. When ‘Updating in progress, don’t unplug!’ is displayed, select ‘OK’.
• If ‘File Not Found’ is displayed, try the following:
- No update file was found on the USB memory device. Store the file in the USB memory device’s root directory.
- Try disconnecting then reconnecting the USB device or storing the update file again. If the error still occurs, try using
a different USB memory device.
4. The software update will start. Please wait. The OSD display will turn off during update and the words ‘UPDATE’ will flash
on the front panel.
5. If ‘COMPLETE’ is displayed, updating is completed. The screen will return automatically to the play screen.
• If ‘FAIL’ is displayed on the front panel display, updating has failed. Try the following:
- Turn the receiver’s power off, then turn it back on and try updating the software again.
- Try disconnecting then reconnecting the USB device or storing the update file again. If the error still occurs, try using
a different USB memory device.
(3) USB (BridgeCo) firmware update
Make sure that the main unit is in STANDBY mode.
Press and hold the "ENTER" and "STANDBY/ON" keys, then press the "ENTER" key to display each UCOM version.
Each time the "ENTER" key is pressed, then indications on the FL display change as follows:
Turn the unit off.
* It may take around 1 minute until the version of the USB microcomputer is displayed.
When be not displayed, wait in the state that turned on the power of the product for
1 minute, and please do it from the first procedure again.
"ENTER""ENTER""ENTER""ENTER""ENTER""ENTER"
"ENTER"
MAIN UCOM
MAIN Vx.xx
SUB UCOM
SUB V1.zz
CEC
CEC V1.00
Model name,
Destination
DSP firmware
USB UCOM
All segments
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560P-50V
C412
-C411
C415
10/100
C405 100P-J
R436
470K
R427
1K2
22/50
C408
C523
100P-100V
C524
100P-100V
R437
22K
R428
1K5
10/50
C522
MTZ5.1A
ZD401
R441
1K2(1)
2N2-K
C413
150
R440
Q407
KSA992F
C409 -
C540 -
R402
100K
R401
1K2
3K3(1)
R434
R429
33K
C568
47P-100V
R703
2K7
R443
47(1)
560
R435
2K7
R432
7K5(1)
R404
C402
100P-500V
R425
0R47(2)
R414
10K
1 32
20010WR-03
TP401
270K
R417
10K
R423
5K6
R426
C409FL
-
R724
-
C401
100N-K
R409
150K
R410
JUMPER
R717 200
R438
200
-
D443-D444
VR401
1K(B)-V
R408
7K5(1)
C407 47/50
C414
100P-500V
R431
0R47(2)
100P-100V
C582
C416 10/100
C581
100P-100V
R406
PRF18BC471QB5RB
R416 22K
C567
47P-100V
R442
JUMPER
C525
-
270
R710
Q412
KTC3206Y
Q408
KSA992F
220P-500V
C406
R420
-
KTC3964
Q409
R422
-
47/50
C404
1SS133T
D404
R439
100(1)
Q410
2SB1560
ZD402
MTZ4.3B
1SS133T
D403
0R47(2)
R424
R413
10K
1SS133T
D402
R419 22K
R412 47K
Q406
2N5551S
C435
-
C410
100/50
R433 -
MTZ4.3B
ZD403
100(1)
R415
Q404
2SD2390
R430
0R47(2)
R411
150K
Q403
2N5401S
Q401
KTA1024Y
(SL)
(SL)
• Adjustment points and measurement points.... see fig.1.
AMP7 ASSY
Fig.1
B
for VSX-1022-K, VSX-42
Adjustment
Points
Procedure
Measurement
Points
Channel
TP404 pin 1 (+)
TP404 pin 3 (–)
1 Turn on the power.
2 Perform aging for one minute.
3 Connect a digital voltmeter to the measurement point.
4 Turn the adjustment VR so that the voltage becomes
in 2.0 mV ± 0.2 mV.
When any component parts which are within the red square on the following circuit diagram are replaced, the idle current
adjustment of that channel is required. (Idle current adjustment for another channel is not required.)
However, when any capacitors are replaced, the adjustment is not required.
(The following circuit diagram is for SL channel, but another channel also has same circuit diagram and same adjustment is
required)
678
8.3 IDLE CURRENT ADJUSTMENT
A
B
C
D
E
5
678
VSX-1022-K
F
69
1
(SL)
(SL)
• Adjustment points and measurement points.... see fig.2.
AMP5 ASSY
Fig.2
B
SIDE A
Adjustment
Points
Procedure
Measurement
Points
Channel
TP401 pin 1 (+)
TP401 pin 3 (–)
1 Turn on the power.
2 Perform aging for one minute.
3 Connect a digital voltmeter to the measurement point.
4 Turn the adjustment VR so that the voltage becomes
in 2.0 mV ± 0.2 mV.
(Condition : No signal and no load)
VR401
TP402 pin 1 (+)
TP402 pin 3 (–)
VR402
TP403 pin 1 (+)
TP403 pin 3 (–)
VR403
TP404 pin 1 (+)
TP404 pin 3 (–)
VR404
TP405 pin 1 (+)
TP405 pin 3 (–)
VR405
FL
FR
C
SL
SR
FL_VR401
SL_VR404C_VR403SR_VR405FR_VR402
FL_TP401SL_TP404C_TP403SR_TP405FR_TP402
When any component parts which are within the red square on the following circuit diagram are replaced, the idle current
adjustment of that channel is required. (Idle current adjustment for another channel is not required.)
However, when any capacitors are replaced, the adjustment is not required.
(The following circuit diagram is for SL channel, but another channel also has same circuit diagram and same adjustment is
required)
for VSX-822-K
A
234
B
C
D
E
F
70
VSX-1022-K
1
234
5
678
A
B
C
D
E
F
VSX-1022-K
5
678
71
1
NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
-
The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
-
Screws adjacent to b mark on 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.)
Poly bag packing style
Cord AC
Tape (clear)
Dry cell batteries (AAA size IEC R03)
Sheet SP caution
Safety Brochure
Label getter “R”
Label getter “L”
1/2
2/2
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9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
A
9.1 PACKING SECTION
B
C
D
E
F
72
1
234
VSX-1022-K
5
(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST
Mark No.DescriptionPart No.
1 Remote ControlSee Contrast table (2)
2 AM Loop AntennaE601019000010-IL
3 FM Wire AntennaE605010140010-IL
4 MicrophoneAPM7010
(for Auto MCACC setup)
5 iPod CableL308102013030-IL
6 Operating InstructionsSee Contrast table (2)
(CD-ROM)
7Quick Start GuideSee Contrast table (2)
8 Box, GiftSee Contrast table (2)
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9Cushion, Snow VSX-5226230213144000-IL
10 PE, Sheet6327040059000-IL
NSP 11 Warranty CardSee Contrast table (2)
NSP 12 LabelVRW1629
(2) CONTRAST TABLE
VSX-1022-K/CUXESM, VSX-42/UXECB and VSX-822-K/CUXESM are constructed the same except for the following: