Pioneer XDJ-RR Service manual

ORDER NO.

RRV4687

XDJ-RR

ALL-IN-ONE DJ SYSTEM

XDJ-RR

THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).

Model Type Power Requirement Remarks

XDJ-RR AXJ AC 100 V to 240 V

XDJ-RR FWLPWXJ AC 100 V to 240 V

XDJ-RR SYXJ AC 100 V to 240 V

XDJ-RR UXJCB AC 100 V to 240 V

THIS SERVICE MANUAL SHOULD BE USED TOGETHER WITH THE FOLLOWING MANUAL(S).

Model Order No. Remarks

XDJ-RR RRV4688 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM, PCB PARTS LIST

6F, Yokohama i-Mark Place, 4-4-5 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 220-0012 JAPAN

K-ZZZ SEPT. 2018

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SAFETY INFORMATION

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• 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. Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.

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

Parts that is Difficult to Replace

Ref No. FunctionPart No. Remarks

MAIN Assy

DC-DC CONVERTER (for system power)BD9328EFJ IC with heat-pad

IC101, IC502

DC-DC CONVERTER (for USB power supply)BD9328EFJ IC with heat-pad

IC303, IC304

DRIVER IC (for LCD backlight)IS31BL3555-ZLS4 IC with heat-pad

IC302

Authentication CoprocessorH337S3959 USON package

(UltraSmallOutlineNon-lead)

IC902

PO SUPPLY IC (Power management IC)MMPF0100F0AEP QFN IC with heat-padIC501 U-PRO IC (Application processor)MCIMX6D6AVT10AD BGAIC701 RAM IC (DDR3)H5TQ2G63GFR-RDC BGAIC702, IC703

INTERFACE IC (LAN PHY)RTL8201F-VB-CG QFN IC with heat-padIC1602

INTERFACE IC (for USB-LAN conversion)RTL8152B-VB-CG QFN IC with heat-padIC1601

INTERFACE IC (USB HUB)USB2512B-AEZG-TR IC with heat-padIC1603, IC1604

LCDB Assy

DC/DC CONV IC (for LCD power)R1290K103A QFN IC with heat-padIC3101

DCIN Assy

DC-DC CONVERTER (for audio power)BD9851EFV IC with heat-padIC3901

High-side SW IC (for USB current control)TPS2557DRB QFN IC with heat-padIC305, IC306

DC-DC CONVERTER (for audio power)BD9851EFV IC with heat-padIC301

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1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS

1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING

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1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING

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g About the ICs in the MAIN Assy

Replacement of the Flash ROM (IC901) and USB-LAN Conversion (IC1601) in the MAIN Assy are not possible during service, because writing of the MAC address on the production line is required. Therefore, the Flash ROM (IC901) and USB-LAN Conversion (IC1601) are not supplied as a service part. If the IC is defective, replace the whole MAIN Assy. After replacing the the MAIN Assy, writing of the serial number of the unit is required. For details on how to write the serial number, see "8.5 WRITING THE SERIAL NUMBER OF THE UNIT."

g VOLTAGE MONITORING

This unit always monitors for power failure and will shut itself off immediately after an error is detected. All the LEDs other than MASTER REC (WAKE UP) LED will be light off, and all the switches and VRs will be disabled. Repair the unit according to the diagnostic procedures described in "5.4 VOLTAGE MONITORING CIRCUIT."

g CONFIRMATION OF USER-SETTING

This product has user-setting data. Be sure to confirm those data before starting repair, although changing them may not have a large effect. The settings are stored in FLASH ROM (IC901) on the MAIN Assy. For details, refer to "Changing the settings" in the operating instructions.

g How to modify when the rattling of the product is occurred

• Place the 12 points ( ) of the control panel under the block (Height more than 30 mm and Diameter φ about 20 mm is recommended), and attach the chassis part according to the screw tightening order manually. (The block is available at the home center, etc.)(Refer to "7 DISASSEMBLY" about the screw tightening order.)

• When there is no block, place the whole surface of the control panel to the curing mat, and attach the chassis part according to the screw tightening order manually.

• Take care not to press the screwdriver strongly to the product in any case.

• Do not use the electric screwdriver.

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1.3 SERVICE NOTICE

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AC adapter

Power requirements.........................AC 100 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz

Rated current............................................................................. 0.9 A

Rated output.................................................................. DC 12 V, 3 A

Power consumption (standby) ................................................0.4 W

General – Main Unit

Power consumption............................................. DC 12 V, 2 500 mA

Main unit weight......................................................... 5.2 kg (11.5 lb)

Max. dimensions.......... 625 mm (W) × 74.2 mm (H) × 388.5 mm (D)

(24.6 in. (W) × 2.9 in. (H) × 15.3 in. (D))

Tolerable operating temperature....... +5 °C to +35 °C (+41 °F to +95 °F)

Tolerable operating humidity............. 5 % to 85 % (no condensation)

Audio Section

Sampling rate ......................................................................44.1 kHz

A/D, D/A converter.................................................................... 24-bit

Frequency characteristic

USB, AUX (Line/Portable), MIC................................20 Hz to 20 kHz

S/N ratio (rated output, A-WEIGHTED)

USB ................................................................................... 112 dB

AUX (LINE)......................................................................... 96 dB

AUX (PORTABLE) ..............................................................90 dB

MIC...................................................................................... 81 dB

Total harmonic distortion (20 Hz to 20 kHzBW)

USB ................................................................................. 0.003 %

Standard input level / Input impedance

AUX (LINE).......................................................... –12 dBu/47 kΩ

AUX (PORTABLE) ............................................... –24 dBu/47 kΩ

MIC......................................................................... –57 dBu/3 kΩ

Standard output level / Load impedance / Output impedance

MASTER 1........................................+6 dBu/10 kΩ/390 Ω or less

MASTER 2.......................................... +2 dBu/10 kΩ/1 kΩ or less

PHONES ................................................+8 dBu/32 Ω/1 Ω or less

Rated output level / Load impedance

MASTER 1............................................................ +24 dBu/10 kΩ

MASTER 2............................................................ +20 dBu/10 kΩ

Channel equalizer characteristic

HI........................................................... –∞ dB to +6 dB (20 kHz)

MID.......................................................... –∞ dB to +6 dB (1 kHz)

LOW ........................................................ –∞ dB to +6 dB (20 Hz)

Microphone equalizer characteristic

HI........................................................–12 dB to +12 dB (10 kHz)

LOW ...................................................–12 dB to +12 dB (100 Hz)

Input / Output terminals

MIC input terminal

XLR connector & 1/4” TRS jack............................................ 1 set

AUX input terminal

RCA pin jacks....................................................................... 1 set

MASTER 1 output terminal

XLR connector...................................................................... 1 set

MASTER 2 output terminal

RCA pin jacks....................................................................... 1 set

PHONES output terminal

1/4” stereo phone jack.......................................................... 1 set

3.5 mm stereo mini jack........................................................ 1 set

USB terminals

A type ..................................................................................2 sets

Power supply.................................................... 5 V/1 A or less

B type ................................................................................... 1 set

— Be sure to use the [MASTER 1] terminals for a balanced output. If they are connected to an unbalanced input (such as RCA) with an XLR to RCA converter cable (or converter adapter), etc., the sound quality may be lowered or noise may occur. Use the [MASTER 2] terminals for an unbalanced input (such as RCA). — The specifications and design of this product are subject to change without notice.

• Power cord (AXJ: ADG7079) (FWLPWXJ: ADG1154) (SYXJ: ADG1154) (UXJCB: XDG3052)

• AC adapter (DWR1574)

• USB cable (DDE1150)

• Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide) (AXJ: DRH1518) (FWLPWXJ: DRH1517) (SYXJ: DRH1516) (UXJCB: DRH1515)

• Warranty (SYXJ only)

• Software license notice x 2 (AXJ: DRH1453) (FWLPWXJ: DRH1451) (SYXJ: DRH1451, DRH1452) (UXJCB: DRH1451, DRH1452)

• rekordbox dj license key card

Accessories

2. SPECIFICATIONS

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Items to be checked after servicing

No. Procedure Check points

To keep the product quality after servicing, confirm recommended check points shown below.

1 Confirm the firmware version in Test mode. The version of the firmware must be latest.

Update firmware to the latest one, if it is not the latest.

2 Confirm whether the customer complain has been solved.

If the customer complain occurs with the specific source, such as Mic, each Input, Fader, Equalizer, and Trim, input that specific source for checking.

The customer complain must not be reappeared. Audio and operations must be normal.

3 Check the analog audio input (each channel, MIC).

(Make the analog connections with CDJ player, analog player and MIC.)

Audio and operations must be normal.

6 Check the LCD display. Check that there is no dirt or dust trapped inside the LCD display.

7 Check the LEDs. Check that all the LEDs light in Test mode.

8 Check operations of the operating elements.

(KEY, SW, VR, Fader and PAD etc.)

Make sure that all buttons and controls on the main unit function properly in Test mode.

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Check the analog audio output (MASTER1, MASTER2). Audio and operations must be normal.

5 Check the headphones output.

(1/4” stereo phone plugs and 3.5 mm stereo mini plugs)

There must be no errors, such as noise, in the audio output.

Audio, Search and operations must be normal.

10 Confirm user setting contents. Being repaired to the contents before repairing.

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Check the appearance of the product.

No scratches or dirt on its appearance after receiving it for service.

9 Check the connection of each interface.

Playback data contained in the device connected to USB A.

The PC must be linked. The rekordbox software must be linked.

Confirm the connection with PC with USB B.

Distortion

Noise

Volume too low

Volume too high

Volume fluctuating

Sound interrupted

See the table below for the items to be checked regarding audio.

Item to be checked regarding audio

Lubricants and Glues List

Name Part No. Remarks

Lubricating oil GEM1100 Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".

Jigs List

Jig Name Part No. Purpose of use / Remarks

Software for writing the serial number

GGS1339 For writing the serial number of the unit to the MAIN Assy

after replacement. The file is uploaded to Niis. Refer to "8.5 WRITING THE SERIAL NUMBER OF THE UNIT."

Extension FFC for diagnoses GGD1250

50 pin FFC, L = 400 mm, for MAIN Assy diagnoses MAIN Assy t UCOM Assy Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".

Extension FFC for diagnoses GGD1380

60 pin FFC, L = 400mm, for MAIN Assy diagnoses MAIN Assy t LCDB Assy Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".

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3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING

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3.2 JIGS LIST

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XDJ-RR Service check sheet

Test mode

Version display

Language selection display

Serial number display Display when left JOG uCom is in failure. Display when right JOG uCom is in failure.

g Ver. g Ver. g Rev. g Rev. g g g g g g

————— ————— VERSION INFORMATION

SYSTEM EUP APL KERNEL LANGUAGE MAC_ADDR MAC_ADDR(LAN) SERIAL [CH1] JOG uCom ERROR! [CH2] JOG uCom ERROR!

Firmware etc.

All LEDs and LCDs light off (Partly light on dimly)

Turn to the right once it light off gRotary selector All LEDs and LCDs

rekordbox (white) MIDI (amber) USB1 (green) USB2 (green) BROWSE (green) TAG LIST (green) INFO (green) MENU (green)

DISPLAY OFFAll LEDs and

LCDs

All LEDs and LCDs light on

————— gRotary selector All LEDs and LCDs DISPLAY ONAll LEDs and

LCDs

LCD patterns Cyclic pressed, ColorlBlacklWhite gRotary selector ————— LCD PATTERN TESTLCD

keys and LEDs (Individual)

g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g

DECK 1 / 2 PLAY/PAUSE CUE SHIFT TRACK SEARCH (o) TRACK SEARCH (p) SEARCH (m) SEARCH (n) LOOP IN LOOP OUT RELOOP/EXIT CUE/LOOP CALL (c) CUE/LOOP CALL (d) DELETE MEMORY BEAT SYNC SYNC BEAT SYNC MASTER JOG MODE (VINYL) JOG (touch) JOG (rotate clockwise) JOG (rotate counterclockwise) TEMPO MASTER TEMPO HOT CUE AUTO BEAT LOOP SLIP LOOP BEAT JUMP PAD1 PAD2 PAD3 PAD4

PLAY/PAUSE (green) CUE (amber) RELOOP/EXIT (amber) LOOP IN (amber) LOOP OUT (amber) REV (amber) SLIP (amber) LOOP IN (amber) LOOP OUT (amber) RELOOP/EXIT (amber) JOG MODE/VINYL (blue) BEAT SYNC SYNC (white) BEAT SYNC MASTER (amber) MASTER TEMPO (red) SYNC (white) BEAT SYNC MASTER (amber) JOG MODE/VINYL (blue) JOG MODE/VINYL (blue) LOOP IN (amber) LOOP OUT (amber) BEAT SYNC MASTER (amber) MASTER TEMPO (red) HOT CUE (green) AUTO BEAT LOOP (green) SLIP LOOP (green) BEAT JUMP (green) PAD1 (blue) PAD2 (blue) PAD3 (blue) PAD4 (blue)

KEY/LED TEST

CH1 / CH2 PLAY/PAUSE CH1 / CH2 CUE CH1 / CH2 SHIFT CH1 / CH2 TRACK REV CH1 / CH2 TRACK FWD CH1 / CH2 SEARCH REV CH1 / CH2 SEARCH FWD CH1 / CH2 LOOP IN CH1 / CH2 LOOP OUT CH1 / CH2 RELOOP CH1 / CH2 CALL PREV CH1 / CH2 CALL NEXT CH1 / CH2 CUE DELETE CH1 / CH2 CUE MEMORY CH1 / CH2 SYNC CH1 / CH2 MASTER CH1 / CH2 VINYL CH1 / CH2 JOG TOUCH CH1 / CH2 JOG TOUCH CH1 / CH2 JOG TOUCH CH1 / CH2 TEMPO RANGE CH1 / CH2 MASTER TEMPO CH1 / CH2 HOT CUE CH1 / CH2 AUTO BEAT LOOP CH1 / CH2 SLIP LOOP CH1 / CH2 BEAT JUMP CH1 / CH2 PAD1 CH1 / CH2 PAD2 CH1 / CH2 PAD3 CH1 / CH2 PAD4

Button

g g g g g g g g g g g g g

Mixer SOUND COLOR FX DUB ECHO SOUND COLOR FX PITCH SOUND COLOR FX NOISE SOUND COLOR FX FILTER CUE CH1 CUE CH2 HEADPHONES MASTER BFX ON/OFF BEAT (c) BEAT (d) Channel fader 1 Channel fader 2 Crossfader

CFX DUB_ECHO (white) CFX PITCH (white) CFX NOISE (white) CFX FILTER (white) HEADPHONES CUE1 (amber) HEADPHONES CUE2 (amber) HEADPHONES MASTER (amber) BFX ON/OFF (blue) CLIP indicator BFX ON/OFF indicator LEVEL METER CH1 LEVEL METER CH2 LEVEL METER MASTER

CFX DUB ECHO CFX PITCH CFX NOISE CFX FILTER CH1 HEADPHONE CUE CH CH2 HEADPHONE CUE CH MASTER CUE EFFECT ON OFF BEAT PREV BEAT NEXT

g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g

Common rekordbox MIDI USB1 USB2 BROWSE (SEARCH) TAG LIST INFO MENU (UTILITY) QUANTIZE TIME MODE (AUTO CUE) BACK TAG TRACK/REMOVE DECK1/2 Rotary selector LOAD1 LOAD2 USB1 STOP USB2 STOP MASTER REC (WAKE UP) TRACK MARK

rekordbox (white) MIDI (amber) USB1 (green) USB2 (green) BROWSE (green) TAG LIST (green) INFO (green) MENU (green) QUANTIZE (red) MIC indicator BROWSE (green) TAG LIST (green) MENU (green) INFO (green) LOAD1 (white) LOAD2 (white) USB1 STOP indicator USB2 STOP indicator MASTER REC (red) MASTER REC (red)

MEDIA RB MEDIA PC MEDIA USB1 MEDIA USB2 BROWSE TAG LIST INFO MENU DECK QUANTIZE TIME MODE/ACUE BACK TAG TRACK DECK SELECT ROTARY SELECTOR CH1 LOAD CH2 LOAD CH1 USB STOP CH2 USB STOP USB REC TRACK MARK

Firmware version display

These LEDs light on dimly

Light on when pushed, and light off when released.

Light on when pushed, and light on dimly when released.

Light on when pushed, and light off when released.

Level indicator light on when VR position

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Check contents Status CheckOperation part, Setting Display part (LED) Display part (LCD)Check target

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SW individual

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BEAT EFFECTS

ECHO / REVERB / FLANGER

EFFECT CHANNEL

1 / 2 / MASTER

AUX

OFF / LINE / PORTABLE

CROSS FADER CURVE

THRU / /

MIC

OFF / ON / TALKOVER

————— SW TEST

ECHO / REVERB / FLANGER

1 / 2 / MASTER

OFF / LINE / PORTABLE

LEFT / CENTER / RIGHT

OFF / ON / TALKOVER

SW select

Rotary selector

Display the value (00 to FF in hexadecimal) according to the position of the selector

gROTARY SELECTOR

————— SELECTOR TEST

SELECTOR xx (value)

Select operation

Test mode

Values of the rotary variable controls and sliders

Display the value (000 to 3FC hexadecimal) to the position of VR. Display the value (000 to 3FF hexadecimal) to the position of VR. Display the value (000 to 3FF0 hexadecimal) to the position of VR.

g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g / g g g g g g g g g

CH1 / CH2 TRIM CH1 / CH2 EQ HI CH1 / CH2 EQ MID CH1 / CH2 EQ LOW CH1 / CH2 COLOR CH1 / CH2 Channel fader CH1 / CH2 TEMPO MIC EQ HI MIC EQ LOW HEADPHONES MIXING HEADPHONE LEVEL AUX TRIM Crossfader LEVEL/DEPTH MASTER LEVEL

————— VOL TEST

CH1 / CH2 TRIM xxx (value) CH1 / CH2 HI xxx (value) CH1 / CH2 MID xxx (value) CH1 / CH2 LOW xxx (value) CH1 / CH2 COLOR xxx (value) CH1 / CH2 FADER xxx (value) CH1 / CH2 TEMPO xxx (value) MIC EQ HI xxx (value) MIC EQ LOW xxx (value) HP MIXING xxx (value) HP LEVEL xxx (value) AUX TRIM xxx (value) CROSS FADER xxx (value) LEVEL DEPTH xxx (value) MASTER LEVEL xxx (value)

Volume operation

Display on LCD when selected

Display the value (000 to 3FF hexadecimal) to the position of VR.

Check contents Status CheckOperation part, Setting Display part (LED) Display part (LCD)Check target

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CRFD ASSY

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CRVB ASSY

C

HPJK ASSY

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DCK1 ASSY

L

MXRB ASSY

F

UCOM ASSY

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DCK2 ASSY

B

MAIN ASSY

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LCDB ASSY

D

USBB ASSY

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PSWB ASSY

A

AINB ASSY

N

DCIN ASSY

E

AOUT ASSY

• Bottom view

1..MAIN ASSY DWX4165

NSP 1..LCDA ASSY DWM2686

2..LCDB ASSY DWX4166

2..UCOM ASSY DWX4167

2..DCIN ASSY DWX4168

2..USBB ASSY DWX4169

NSP 1..PNL1 ASSY DWM2687

2..DCK1 ASSY DWX4170

2..PSWB ASSY DWX4171

2..CRVB ASSY DWX4172

NSP 1..PNL2 ASSY DWM2688

2..DCK2 ASSY DWX4173

2..HPJK ASSY DWX4174

NSP 1..PNL3 ASSY DWM2689

2..MXRB ASSY DWX4175

2..AOUT ASSY DWX4176

2..CRFD ASSY DWX4177

2..AINB ASSY DWX4178

Mark No. Description Part No. Mark No. Description Part No.

LIST OF ASSEMBLIES

NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.

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The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.

Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.

3.3 PCB LOCATIONS

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CN3201

CKS6646-A

1NC2

GND3VGL4VCC5VGH

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NC7V18V29V3

10V411V512V613

V714V815V9

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V10

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NC18NC

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DITH20VCOM21AVDD22AGND

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GND

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UPDN

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VCC

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SHLR

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STBYB

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RSTB

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MODE

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VSD31HSD

32DE33

DCLK

34B735B636B537B438B339B240B141

B042G743G644G545G446G347G248G149G050R751R652R553R454R355R256R1

57R058

VCC

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AVDD60AGND

JA3901

DKN1649-A

NM

CN1001

1

V+3R3D

2

SD_D2

3

SD_D3

4

SD_CMD

5

SD_CLK

6

SD_D0

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SD_D1

8

SD_CDN

9

SD_WP

10

GNDD

CN1002

NM

1

V+3R3D

2

TXD

3

RXD

4

GND

NM

CN1401

1

V+3R3D

2

NC

3

JTAG_TRRSTN

4

JTAG_TDI

5

JTAG_TMS

6

JTAG_TCK

7

JTAG_TDO

8

JTAG_RSTN

9

JTAG_DEN(NC)

10

JTAG_MOD(NC)

11

GNDD

12

GNDD

NM

CN1601

0.5

1

V+3R3D

2

ENET_MDC

3

ENET_MDIO

4

ENET_CRS_DV

5

ENET_RX_ER

6

ENET_TX_EN

7

ENET_RXD0

8

ENET_RXD1

9

ENET_TXD0

10

ENET_TXD1

11

ENET_ETHER_INT

12

ENET_xRST

13

ENET_REF_CLK

14

GNDD

KM200NA6L

CN1603

1

V+5USBA2_H

2

V+5USBA2_H

3

GNDD

4

USBDN2_N

5

USBDN2_P

6

GNDD

KM200NA6L

CN1602

1

V+5USBA1_H

2

V+5USBA1_H

3

GNDD

4

USBDN1_N

5

USBDN1_P

6

GNDD

CKS6645

CN1904

1

GNDD2GNDD

3

MSVR_MUTE

4

GNDD

5

LCD_ADKEY06LCD_ADKEY1

7

LCD_ADKEY28GNDD9BROWSE_ENC210GNDD

11

BROWSE_ENC1

12

GNDD

13

EUP_SCLK14GNDD15EUP_MOSI16GNDD17EUP_MISO18GNDD19EUP_IMX_xRST

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GNDD

21

EUP_WRITE22EUP_CS

23

EUP_REQ

24

EUP_CONT

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GNDD26GNDD27PWR_ON28GNDD

29

ACOFF_xDET

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GNDD31EUP_xMUTE

32

GNDD33FAULT_xDET34GNDD35EUP_RST36GNDD

37

V+3R3E38V+3R3E

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GNDD40V+3R3D

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V+3R3D42GNDD

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V+744GNDD_LED45V+7

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GNDD_LED47V+748GNDD_LED

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V+7

50

GNDD_LED

AKP7199-A

CN1902

1

AUX_GAIN_SEL

2

AUX_R

3

GNDA

4

GNDA

5

GNDA

6

AUX_L

7

GNDA

8

V+15A

9

V+15A

10

GNDA

11

GNDA

12

V-15A

13

V-15A

14

GNDA

15

GNDA

16

MIC

17

GNDA

18

GNDA

19

V+12A

DKN1237-A

JA1601

1

234

RT1

RT2

CKS4428-A

CN3002

1

A2C

CN3401

NM

1

V+3R3E

2

CNVSS

3

RESET

4

GNDD

DKN1481

CN3402

1

V+7_LED2V+7_LED3GNDD_LED4GNDD_LED5V+3R3D6V+3R3D7GNDD8GRID_SI9GNDD

10

GRID_SCK

11

GNDD12PWR_SW13GNDD

14

DCK1_KEY0

15

DCK1_LED016DCK1_KEY317DCK1_LED118DCK1_KEY219DCK1_LED220DCK1_KEY1

21

GNDD

22

DCK1_JOGT

23

GNDD

24

DCK1_JOG_R025GNDD26DCK1_JOG_R127GNDD28GNDD

29

DCK1_CUE

30

DCK1_PAD431DCK1_PLAY

32

DCK1_PAD3

33

DCK1_PAD134DCK1_PAD235V+3R3D_AD36MIC_EQ_LOW

37 DCK1_ADCT

38 MIC_EQ_HI

39

DCK1_ADIN

40 GNDD_AD

DKP3953

CN3403

1

GNDD_LED

2

V+7

3

GNDD_LED

4

V+7

5

GNDD_LED

6

V+7

7

GNDD_LED

8

V+7

9

GNDD

10

V+3R3D11V+3R3D

12

GNDD

13

V+3R3E14V+3R3E

15

GNDD

16

EUP_RST

17

GNDD

18

FAULT_xDET

19

GNDD

20

EUP_xMUTE

21

GNDD

22

ACOFF_xDET

23

GNDD

24

PWR_ON

25

GNDD

26

GNDD

27

EUP_CONT

28

EUP_REQ

29

EUP_CS

30

EUP_WRITE

31

GNDD

32

EUP_IMX_xRST

33

GNDD

34

EUP_MISO

35

GNDD

36

EUP_MOSI

37

GNDD

38

EUP_SCLK

39

GNDD

40

BROWSE_ENC1

41

GNDD

42

BROWSE_ENC2

43

GNDD

44

LCD_ADKEY245LCD_ADKEY146LCD_ADKEY0

47

GNDD

48

MSVR_MUTE

49

GNDD

50

GNDD

VKN1439

CN3404

1

V+7_LED2V+7_LED

3

GNDD_LED

4

GNDD_LED

5

MXR_LED_xG

6

MXR_LED_RCK7MXR_LED_SI8MXR_LED_SCK9GNDD

10

GNDD

11

GRID_SI

12

GNDD

13

GRID_SCK

14

MXR_KEY115GNDD

16

MXR_KEY017V+3R3D18GNDD19GNDD

20

MAVR_xMUTE21GNDD

22

AD_SEL_A

23

GNDD

24

AD_SEL_B

25

V+3R3AD

26

GNDD_AD

27

CHFD2_AD

28

GNDD_AD

29

CHFD1_AD

30

GNDD_AD

31

MXR_AD0

32

MXR_AD333MXR_AD1

34

MXR_AD235GNDD_AD

DKN1481

CN3407

1

V+7_LED2V+7_LED3GNDD_LED4GNDD_LED5V+3R3D6V+3R3D7GNDD8GRID_SI9GNDD

10

GRID_SCK

11

GNDD12GNDD13GNDD14DCK2_KEY0

15

DCK2_LED0

16

DCK2_KEY317DCK2_LED118DCK2_KEY2

19

DCK2_LED2

20

DCK2_KEY1

21

GNDD

22

DCK2_JOGT23GNDD24DCK2_JOG_R025GNDD

26

DCK2_JOG_R127GNDD28GNDD29DCK2_CUE

30

DCK2_PAD431DCK2_PLAY32DCK2_PAD333DCK2_PAD1

34

DCK2_PAD2

35

STBY_LED36USB_REC_KEY

37

V+3R3D_AD38DCK2_ADCT39DCK2_ADIN

40

GNDD_AD

DKB1118-A

JA4001

1

VBUS

2D-3

D+

4

GND

RT1

RT2

DKB1118-A

JA4002

VBUS

D-

D+

GND

RT1

RT2

AKM1277-A

CN4002

1

V+5USBA2_H2V+5USBA2_H

3

GNDD4USBDN2_N5USBDN2_P

6

GNDD

AKM1277-A

CN4001

1

V+5USBA1_H

2

V+5USBA1_H3GNDD4USBDN1_N5USBDN1_P

6

GNDD

CN4101

KM200NA4L

1

MIC_TRMOUT

2

GNDA

3

GNDA

4

MIC_TRMIN

VKN2007

CN4102

1

GNDD_AD

2

DCK1_ADIN

3

MIC_EQ_HI4DCK1_ADCT

5

MIC_EQ_LOW

6

V+3R3D_AD

7

DCK1_PAD2

8

DCK1_PAD1

9

DCK1_PAD3

10

DCK1_PLAY

11

DCK1_PAD4

12

DCK1_CUE

13

GNDD14GNDD

15

DCK1_JOG_R1

16

GNDD

17

DCK1_JOG_R0

18

GNDD

19

DCK1_JOGT

20

GNDD

21

DCK1_KEY122DCK1_LED2

23

DCK1_KEY224DCK1_LED125DCK1_KEY3

26

DCK1_LED0

27

DCK1_KEY0

28

GNDD

29

PWR_SW

30

GNDD

31

GRID_SCK

32

GNDD

33

GRID_SI

34

GNDD

35

V+3R3D

36V+3R3D

37GNDD_LED

38

GNDD_LED

39V+7_LED

40V+7_LED

CN4501

KM200NA3L

1

GNDD

2

PWR_SW

3

GNDD

CN4103

KM200NA3

1

GNDD

2

PWR_SW

3

GNDD

CN4601

KM200NA3L

1

V+3R3D_AD

2

CRFD_CRV_AD

3

GNDD_AD

VKN2007

CN4701

1

GNDD_AD

2

DCK2_ADIN

3

DCK2_ADCT4V+3R3D_AD

5

USB_REC_KEY

6

STBY_LED

7

DCK2_PAD28DCK2_PAD1

9

DCK2_PAD3

10

DCK2_PLAY11DCK2_PAD4

12

DCK2_CUE

13

GNDD

14

GNDD

15

DCK2_JOG_R1

16

GNDD

17

DCK2_JOG_R0

18

GNDD

19

DCK2_JOGT

20

GNDD

21

DCK2_KEY1

22

DCK2_LED223DCK2_KEY2

24

DCK2_LED125DCK2_KEY3

26

DCK2_LED027DCK2_KEY0

28

GNDD29GNDD30GNDD

31

GRID_SCK

32

GNDD

33

GRID_SI

34

GNDD

35

V+3R3D

36

V+3R3D

37GNDD_LED

38GNDD_LED

39V+7_LED

40

V+7_LED

CN5101

KM200NA4L

1

HP_R

2

GNDD_HP

3

GNDD_HP

4

HP_L

DKN1661

CN3902

1

PWR_ON

2

GNDD

3

V+12E

4

GNDD

5

V+12L

6

GNDD

7

GNDD

8

V+12D

9

V+12D

10

V+12D

VKN2025

CN5201

1

GNDD_AD

2

MXR_AD2

3

MXR_AD14MXR_AD3

5

MXR_AD0

6

GNDD_AD

7

CHFD1_AD

8

GNDD_AD

9

CHFD2_AD

10

GNDD_AD

11

V+3R3AD

12

AD_SEL_B

13

GNDD

14

AD_SEL_A

15

GNDD

16

MAVR_xMUTE

17

GNDD18GNDD

19

V+3R3D

20

MXR_KEY0

21

GNDD

22

MXR_KEY1

23

GRID_SCK

24

GNDD

25

GRID_SI

26

GNDD

27

GNDD

28

MXR_LED_SCK

29

MXR_LED_SI

30

MXR_LED_RCK

31

MXR_LED_xG

32

GNDD_LED33GNDD_LED

34

V+7_LED35V+7_LED

CN5901

KM200NA3L

1

V+3R3D_AD

2

CRFD_AD

3

GNDD_AD

AKM7077

CN6002

1

AUX_GAIN_SEL

2

AUX_R

3

GNDA

4

GNDA

5

GNDA

6

AUX_L

7

GNDA

8

V+15A

9

V+15A

10

GNDA

11

GNDA

12

V-15A

13

V-15A

14

GNDA

15

GNDA

16

MIC

17

GNDA

18

GNDA

19

V+12A

CN6003

09P-1.25FJ

1

V+12A

2

GNDA

3

GNDA

4

V-15A

5

V-15A

6

GNDA

7

GNDA

8

V+15A

9

V+15A

CN6001

KM200NA4L

1

MIC_TRMOUT

2

GNDA3GNDA

4

MIC_TRMIN

CN3901

09R-1.25FJ

1

V+12A

2

GNDA

3

GNDA

4

V-15A

5

V-15A

6

GNDA

7

GNDA

8

V+15A

9

V+15A

AKF7002

KN4101

1

AKF7002

KN4701

1

CN3001

CKS6543-A

1GNDD

2

GNDD

3V+5

4V+5

5

GNDD

6GNDD

7 LED_L1

8

LED_L29LED_L3

10 LED_L4

11 LED_L5

12 GNDD

13 GNDD

14 LCD_ADKEY2

15 GNDD

16 GNDD

17

LVDS0_CLKP18LVDS0_CLKN

19 GNDD

20 GNDD

21 GNDD

22 LVDS0_P2

23 LVDS0_N2

24 GNDD

25 GNDD

26 GNDD

27 LVDS0_P1

28

LVDS0_N1

29 GNDD

30 GNDD

31 GNDD

32 LVDS0_P0

33 LVDS0_N0

34

GNDD

35 GNDD

36 V+3R3D

37 V+3R3D

38

LED_L6

39 LED_L7

40 LED_L8

41 LED_L9

42 GNDD

43 GNDD

44 BL_A

45 BL_A

46

BL_C

47 BL_C

48 GNDD

49 BROWSE_ENC2

50 GNDD

51 GNDD

52 BROWSE_ENC1

53 GNDD

54 GNDD

55

LED_L1056LED_L11

57 GNDD

58 LCD_ADKEY0

59 LCD_ADKEY1

60 GNDD

CN1901

CKS6646

1

GNDD

2

LCD_ADKEY1

3

LCD_ADKEY0

4

GNDD

5

LED_L116LED_L10

7

GNDD8GNDD

9

BROWSE_ENC1

10

GNDD11GNDD

12

BROWSE_ENC2

13

GNDD

14

BL_C15BL_C16BL_A17BL_A

18

GNDD

19

GNDD

20

LED_L921LED_L8

22

LED_L723LED_L624V+3R3D25V+3R3D

26

GNDD27GNDD

28

LVDS0_N029LVDS0_P0

30

GNDD31GNDD32GNDD

33

LVDS0_N134LVDS0_P1

35

GNDD

36

GNDD37GNDD

38

LVDS0_N2

39

LVDS0_P2

40

GNDD

41

GNDD

42

GNDD

43

LVDS0_CLKN44LVDS0_CLKP

45

GNDD

46GNDD

47

LCD_ADKEY2

48

GNDD

49

GNDD

50

LED_L5

51

LED_L452LED_L353LED_L254LED_L1

55

GNDD

56

GNDD

57

V+558V+5

59

GNDD60GNDD

DKN1661-A

CN101

1

PWR_ON

2

GNDD

3

V+12E

4

GNDD

5

V+12L

6

GNDD

7

GNDD

8

V+12D

9

V+12D

10

V+12D

CN5801

21P-1.25FJ

1

V+15A

2

V+15A

3

GNDA

4

GNDA

5

V-15A

6

V-15A

7

GNDA

8

MAS_R-

9

GNDA

10

MAS_R+

11

GNDA

12

GNDA

14

GNDA

15

GNDA

16

MAS_L-

17

GNDA

18

MAS_L+

19

GNDA

20

GNDA

21

MAS_MUTE

13

GNDA

CN1903

21R-1.25FJ

1

V+15A

2

V+15A

3

GNDA

4

GNDA

5

V-15A

6

V-15A

7

GNDA

8

MAS_R-

9

GNDA

10

MAS_R+

11

GNDA

12

GNDA

14

GNDA

15

GNDA

16

MAS_L-

17

GNDA

18

MAS_L+

19

GNDA

20

GNDA

21

MAS_MUTE

13

GNDA

CN3405

AKM1274

1

V+3R3D_AD

2

CRFD_AD

3

GNDD_AD

CN3406

AKM1274

1

V+3R3D_AD

2

CRFD_CRV_AD

3

GNDD_AD

CN2101

AKM1290

1

HP_R

2

GNDD_HP

3

GNDD_HP

4

HP_L

TFT LCD CWX4352-

USB B

USB1

PF04PP-D22 CONNECTOR ASS'Y,225mm

DDC1029CRIMP CONNECTOR 10P,L=260mm AWG 22

USB2

MASTER1MASTER2

MIC1 AUX

DKB1093- DKB1093-

XKB3062-

DKB1124(XLR+TRS Combo+SW)

Head Phone

DKN1669- XKN3017-

TRS Mini TRS

FPC 0.5mm/60P L=31.14mm

JA6002

DDD1873-(SAME FACE) FFC 0.5mm/60P L=85mm

DDD1874-(SAME FACE) FFC 0.5mm/50P L=70mm

DDA1087SHIELDED CONN-CABLE L=108mm AWG #26/#28

For Debug

SD BOOTJTAG UART LAN

JA5101 JA5102

DDA1088SHIELDED CONN-CABLE L=166mm AWG #26/#28

JA5701 JA5702

JA5801

JA6001

RL

L= 60mm

DCIN

POWER SW

JOG PLATE

DDD1870-(SAME FACE) FFC 1.0mm/40P L=175mm

DDD1871-(SAME FACE) FFC 1.0mm/35P L=85mm

DDD1870-(SAME FACE) FFC 1.0mm/40P L=175mm

JOG PLATE

DDC10303P L=90mm

DDC10313P L=60mm

DDA1089-

4P SHIELDED CONN-CABLE

L=90mm AWG #24

B to B CONNECTOR

PF03PP-B05 3P L=50mm

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Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.

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: The power supply is shown with the marked box.

DCK1 ASSY (DWX4170)

I

1/3-I3/3

MXRB ASSY (DWX4175)

L

1/3-L3/3

DCK2 ASSY (DWX4173)

K

1/3-K3/3

UCOM ASSY (DWX4167)

F

1/2,F2/2

LCDB ASSY (DWX4166)

M

1/4-M4/4

AOUT ASSY (DWX4176)

E

1/2,E2/2

G

H

CRVB ASSY (DWX4172)

CRFD ASSY (DWX4177)

J

PSWB ASSY (DWX4171)

C

HPJK ASSY (DWX4174)

DCIN ASSY (DWX4168)

N

AINB ASSY (DWX4178)

A

1/2,A2/2

MAIN ASSY (DWX4165)

B

1/14-B14/14

D

USBB ASSY (DWX4169)

4. BLOCK DIAGRAM

5

6 7 8

XDJ-RR

11

F

4. BLOCK DIAGRAM

4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM

5

E

D

C

B

6 7 8

A

1

HP

MIC

HP_mini

AUX

LCDB ASSY

M

MAIN ASSY

B

USBB ASSY

D

HPJK ASSY

C

AINB ASSY

A

AOUT ASSY

E

UCOM ASSY

F

DCK1 ASSY

I

MAIN ASSY

B

CRFD ASSY

G

CRVB ASSY

H

DCK1 ASSY

I

PSWB ASSY

J

DCK2 ASSY

K

MXRB ASSY

L

DCK1 ASSY

I

DCK2 ASSY

K

DCK2 ASSY

K

MAIN ASSY

B

MXRB ASSY

L

MXRB ASSY

L

DCK2 ASSY

K

33,32,28,27,23,22,18,17

CN3001

CN1901

CN1602 CN4001

28,29,33,34,38,39,43,44

4,5

1,2

CN1903 CN5801

18,10

CN3404

CN5201

CN3402, CN3407

CN3404 CN5201

CN4102, CN4701

7,8

CN3404

CN3405

29,2727,9

31,2910,12

46-445-7

CN5201

CN5901

CN3402, CN3407

CN4102, CN4701

CN3403CN1904

22

CN3406CN4601

1229

CN3402CN4102

2427

CN3403CN1904

2

13,11 23,25

CN3402 CN4102

10,8 31,33

CN3407

CN3402, CN3407

CN4102, CN4701

CN4701

10,8 31,33

CN3404

CN5201

CN3403

CN1904

16,14 20,22

40,42 11,9

15,17,

19

14,20, 18,16

27,21, 23,25

26,24,

22

5,6

29,28

31,30

16,8

18,10

4,5

1,2

CN1603 CN4002

4,5

CN2101

CN1902 CN6002

CN5101

1,4

CN3407 CN4701

36

CN4102 CN3402

19

15

17

22

26

24

CN4701 CN3407

19

15

17

22

26

24

CN1904

CN3403

35 13 15 17 22 2433

16 38 36 34 29 27 30,28

21,23

18

35

CN3404

CN5201

22

24

33

31

34

32

14

12

3

5

2

4

5

6

16

2,6162,6

11

1,4

1,2

4,5

1,2

16,8

4.2 SIGNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM

A

2 3 4

B

C

D

E

F

12

1

XDJ-RR

2 3 4

4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM

LCD SECTION

CONTROL PANEL SECTION

V+12ADP

V+12E

V+5E V+3R3E

V+9R6

V+18

V-6

V+12D

BL_A/C

V+12L

V+12A

V+7

V+5 V+5

V+15A

V+3R3D

V-15A

V+15A

V+5A

V+7R5HP

V-7R5HP

V+4R2 V+1R375CORE

V+1R375SOC

V+2R8VHIGH

V+3R0VSNVS

V+1R5DDR

MVREF

V+7

V+3R3A

V+3R3D

V+5

V+3R3E

V+3R3D

V+5USB1

V+5USB2

DCDC

Hi-Side

SW

USB2

DCDC

Hi-Side

SW

USB1

BD9328EFJ

IC303

NJM2872BF33

NJM2886DL 3-05

IC103

MM1856A50N

IC102 IC104

USB-LAN

Auth IC

NAND FLASH

LAN PHY

DCDC PMIC

LED

JOG

HP AMP

LED

IC301

PAD LED

BD9328EFJ

IC502

MMPF0100F0AEP

IC501

LED

LVL MTR

DDR3

USB HUB

V+12D_HP

LVDS

Receiver

LED

LCD

BackLight

DCDC

LCD PWR

R1290K103A

DCDC

V+12

AC Adapter

DWR1574-A

DCDC

IC302

BD9328EFJ

IC101

V+12D

DCDC

IC3101

FET SW

IS31BL3555

BD9328EFJ

IC304

i.MX D

ADC AUX

ADC MIC

DAC HP

DAC

MASTER

OpAmp

HP

OpAmp

Master

DCDC

BD9851EFV

DCDC

IC3901

OpAmp

MIC

OpAmp

AUX

CHASSIS SECTION

MAIN ASSY

B

DCIN ASSY

N

AINB ASSY

A

USBB ASSY

D

AOUT ASSY

E

LCDB ASSY

M

DCK1 ASSY

I

MXRB ASSY

L

Panel

uCom

UCOM ASSY

F

CN3902 CN101

JA3901

3

CN3901

CN6003

CN6002

CN1902

CN5801

CN1903

CN4102

CN3402

CN5201

CN3404

CN3403

CN1904

CN1901

CN3001

CN4001CN1602

CN4002CN1603

3

5 5

8-10 8-10

4,5 8,9

8,9

12,13

8,9

1,2 5,6

V+7

V+3R3D

JOG

LED

PAD LED

DCK2 ASSY

K

CN4102

CN3407

35,36

39,40

V+7

34,35

1,2 5,6

1,21,2

12,13

1

19

5,6

1,2

5,6

1,2

17

2,4,6,8

10,11

13,14

2,4,6,8

10,11

13,14

19

14-17

57,58

24,25

44-47

3,4

36,37

35,36

39,40

5

6 7 8

XDJ-RR

13

5

6 7 8

F

E

D

C

B

A

1

g KEY Assign

g LED Assign

g VR Analog SW

DCK1 matrix

DCK2 matrix

MXRB assign

DCK2 matrix

MXRB matrix

SIGNAL GRID0 GRID1 GRID2 GRID3 GRID4 GRID5 GRID6 GRID7

DECK1_KEY0 - SEARCH n SEARCH m SHIFT - - T_SEARCH p T-SEARCH o DECK1_KEY1 VINYL M-TMP TMP RANGE SYNC MASTER MIC_SEL_OFF

MIC_SEL_TALKOVER

-

DECK1_KEY2 - MEMORY DELETE CALL d CALL c RELOOP LOOP OUT LOOP IN DECK1_KEY3 HOTCUE BEAT LOOP SLIP LOOP BEAT JUMP - - - -

SIGNAL

GRID0 GRID1 GRID2 GRID3 GRID4 GRID5 GRID6 GRID7

DECK2_KEY0 - SEARCH n SEARCH m SHIFT - - T_SEARCH p T-SEARCH o DECK2_KEY1 VINYL M-TMP TMP RANGE SYNC MASTER TRACK MARK USB1_STOP USB2_STOP DECK2_KEY2 - MEMORY DELETE CALL d CALL c RELOOP LOOP OUT LOOP IN DECK2_KEY3 HOTCUE BEAT LOOP SLIP LOOP BEAT JUMP - - - -

GRID0 GRID1 GRID2 GRID3 GRID4 GRID5 GRID6 GRID7

MXR_KEY0 AUX_SEL_OFF AUX_SEL_12dB FILTER PITCH HP_2ch HP_1ch DUB ECHO NOISE MXR_KEY1 BEAT c BEAT d BFX_SEL_1 BFX_SEL_3 BFX_CHSEL_1 BFX_CHSEL_MAS BFX_ON -

SIGNAL GRID0 GRID1 GRID2 GRID3 GRID4 GRID5 GRID6 GRID7

DCK1_LED0 LOOP IN HOTCUE PLAY PLAY MASTER VINYL - RELOOP DCK1_LED1 LOOP OUT BEAT LOOP CUE CUE MASTER TEMPO SYNC - MIC_LED DCK1_LED2 BEAT JUMP SLIP LOOP - - PAD4 PAD3 PAD2 PAD1

SIGNAL GRID0 GRID1 GRID2 GRID3 GRID4 GRID5 GRID6 GRID7

DCK2_LED0 LOOP IN HOTCUE PLAY PLAY MASTER VINYL USB STOP1 RELOOP DCK2_LED1 LOOP OUT BEAT LOOP CUE CUE MASTER TEMPO SYNC USB STOP2 DCK2_LED2 BEAT JUMP SLIP LOOP - - PAD4 PAD3 PAD2 PAD1

SIGNAL GRID0 GRID1 GRID2 GRID3 GRID4 GRID5 GRID6 GRID7

MXR_LED0 DUB ECHO DUB ECHO PITCH PITCH - - - HPCUE1 MXR_LED1 NOISE NOISE FILTER FILTER - - - HPCUE2 MXR_LED2 CH1_12dB CH2_12dB - - MASL_15dB MASR_15dB MASR_12dB MASL_12dB MXR_LED3 CH1_9dB CH2_9dB CH2_6dB CH1_6dB MASL_9dB MASR_9dB BFX_ON CLIP MXR_LED4 CH1_3dB CH2_3dB CH2_0dB CH1_0dB MASL_6dB MASR_6dB MASR_0dB MASL_0dB MXR_LED5 CH1_-6dB CH2_-6dB CH2_-12dB CH1_-12dB MASL_-6dB MASR_-6dB MASR_-12dB MASL_-12dB MXR_LED6 CH1_-18dB CH2_-18dB CH2_-24dB CH1_-24dB MASL_-18dB MASR_-18dB MASR_-24dB MASL_-24dB

VR point Analog SW No. Signal name Control IC Pin No.

CFX2

IC5203

MXR_AD0

IC3401

88

LOW2 MID2 HI2 AUX

MXR_AD1 90

MASTER_LV TRIM1 TRIM2 HP_MIX

IC5204

MXR_AD2 91

LOW1 HP_LV LV/DEPTH HI1

MXR_AD3 89

CFX1 MID1

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Plugging in of the power cord.

The POWER switch (S4501) is set to ON.

Starting supplies of V+12E. Starting producing V+3R3EUP at IC104.

Canceling of resetting at EUP UCOM (IC3401) when the signal at Pin 12 becomes "High". Initialization of EUP UCOM (IC3401).

The MASTER REC LED flashes in red. The PWR_ON signal is set to "Low" to stop the all power ICs output.

Firmware updating starts.

EUP UCOM (IC3401) issues the command to set the PWR_ON signal to "High" to start, All power ICs start producing power, and The voltage-monitoring circuits start operating.

Start of communication between EUP UCOM (IC3401) and I.MX6 (IC701).

Canceling audio muting

Completion of startup

Updating required

Normal startup

Deployment of the program from the flash ROM (IC901) and initialization of the built-in and peripheral modules. Startup indications on the LCD.

I.MX6 (IC701) starts up with its Pin C11 set to "High."

Was a power failure generated?

Judgment of Update mode

Yes

No

Data of the PWR_SW signal being "Low" are input to EUP UCOM (IC3401).

5.1 STARTUP SEQUENCE

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In the following diagnostic procedure, because power will be forcibly supplied even if any power circuit is abnormal, the defective point may produce heat and the

circuit that uses the power supply may fail if power supply continues. Be sure to disconnect the AC power cord some seconds after it is connected during the

diagnostic procedure so that the unit will not remain forcibly powered.

Check the voltage of the EUP UCOM (IC3401), and canceling of reset. ! UCOM Assy: V+3R3E (3.3 V) Pin 12 of IC3401 (RST) : 3.3 V If the voltage of these parts are normal, replace the EUP UCOM (IC3401). If abnormal, check their peripheral circuits.

In a case where a failure of EUP UCOM (IC3401) is suspected

Failure in startup and in the communication system

Failure in the power system

Disconnect the Power cord from the product then remove R138 (0 ohm) from the MAIN Assy. Reconnect the Power cord then set the POWER switch to ON to monitor each power IC.

IMPORTANT: Because the voltage monitoring circuit is disabled, disconnect the AC power cord within several seconds.

Check the connection wires between the each boards are normal. And check the fuse (P3901). If these are normal, check the circuit of "V+12E" and "V+3E", and replace the defective parts.

Before starting checking the power system, be sure to check if each power IC is short-circuited with GND, referring to "10.39 VOLTAGES."

No short-circuit

Check the

MASTER REC LED.

Check the voltage of

FAULT_xDET.

Confirmation of SW power

Light off

3.3 V

0 V

Flashing in red

The unit does not startup even though the POWER switch is set to ON.

If the MASTER REC LED is flashing in red or the voltage of FAULT_xDET is 0 V, it is recommended that the following circuits be checked first:

! Peripheral circuits of IC3901 (V+15A/V-15A generation circuits) ! Q3901, Q3903, D3902, D3906

Reattach R138 (0 ohm) to the MAIN Assy. (For enabling the voltage-monitoring function) Replace the defective part after check that the voltage-monitoring function properly.

Check the voltage at each block. Check the circuits or power ICs that use the power supply with abnormal voltage.

Before starting troubleshooting, check that all cable connectors are properly engaged.

Before replacing a microcomputer, check also the items shown below.

A type of abnormality that cannot be detected by the voltage monitoring circuit is suspected. Check if the voltage value is within the normal range, referring to "10.39 VOLTAGES."

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Perform updating of

the firmware.

Startup has been completed properly.

Startup is not completed.

Startup was not completed, or updating failed.

Startup is not completed.

Updating not available

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Replace the EUP UCOM (IC3401).

EUP UCOM

No

Flash ROM

Failure in startup and in the

communication system

After the POWER switch is set to ON, the startup procedure stops in mid-course, with the message "Connect USB storage device to top USB1 port" displayed on the LCD.

Failure of previous updating of the firmware was the cause. (Power failure occurred during previous updating.)

See "Updating of the firmware does not start" in this flowchart.

After the POWER switch is set to ON, the startup procedure stops in mid-course, with the message "PIONEER DJ rekordbox" displayed on the LCD.

Communication between I.MX (IC701) on MAIN Assy and EUP UCOM(IC4001) in UCOM Assy has not been established. Check cable that connect the MAIN Assy and UCOM Assy. If no problem is found, replace the MAIN Assy. When the system is not improved, replace the UCOM Assy.

Updating of the firmware does not start.

When the unit is started in Update

mode, does the indication on the LCD

become that for Update mode?

Check the keys (switches), using the diagnosis in Test mode or referring to "No operation with keys (switches)." ! DCK1 Assy: USB1 STOP RELOOP/EXIT If the keys (switches)function normally, the EUP UCOM (IC3401) may be in failure. Replace it.

Check if the updating notification circuit on the UCOM Assy is normal. Check EUP_WRITE while displaying the update mode.

Is the voltage at Pin 33 of

IC3401 (EUP_WRITE) 3.3 V?

Check if data on the USB memory device have been read. See "Data of the device (USB memory device, hard disk, etc.) connected to the USB A connector cannot be read" in this flowchart.

The device connected to the USB connector and the connector itself are normal.

I.MX (IC701) cannot recognize the updating status. Check connection between the MAIN Assy and UCOM Assy. Check also the line connected to Pin 21 of CN1904 (EUP_WRITE) on the MAIN Assy. If no problem is found, I.MX (IC701) may be defective. Replace the MAIN Assy.

Updating of the firmware failed. "MAIN firmware update failed" is displayed.

Updating is not possible, because the program in the microcomputer is abnormal, the flash ROM or EUP UCOM is in failure, or the communication line is in failure. Check the indications displayed on the LCD during updating. The updating status of the flash ROM (IC901) in the MAIN Assy is indicated on the upper line (MAIN). The updating status of the EUP UCOM (IC3401) in the UCOM Assy is indicated on the lower line (EUP). If the progress of a status bar is stopped in mid-course, rewriting of the corresponding ROM or microcomputer failed.

Rewriting of which one failed,

the flash ROM or microcomputer?

Check the periphery of the flash ROM (IC901). If there is no problem, replace the MAIN Assy.

Check cable that connect the MAIN Assy and UCOM Assy. If no problems are found in peripheral circuits, connectors, or cables, replace the EUP UCOM (IC3401).

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Confirmation of the USB A connector

Confirmation of USB power

Is the voltage at each point normal?

Is the voltage at

USBA1/USBA2_xOCS 3.3 V?

Is the voltage at

USBA1/USBA2_xOCS 3.3 V?

Is the voltage at

USB1/USB2_EN 3.3 V?

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No

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3.3 V

0 V

Confirmation of the USB B connector

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No

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No

Data from the device (USB memory device, hard disk, etc.) connected to the USB A connector cannot be read.

Check if the USB device is normal. Note that a USB device that requires electric current higher than 1000 mA according to its specifications must not be used. To such a USB device, USB power supply will be stopped by the protection circuit. Check the voltages at the following points with the USB device plugged in:

! AOUT Assy: Pin 8 of IC305 (USBA1_xOCS) ! AOUT Assy: Pin 8 of IC306 (USBA2_xOCS)

USB power supply has been stopped by activation of the protection circuit. Check the voltage at USBA1/USBA2_xOCS after the USB device is unplugged.

The USB device is in failure or consumes electric current higher than 1000 mA. Replace it.

Check the peripheral circuits of IC305/IC306. If they are OK, replace the MAIN Assy.

Check the power supply to the USB A connector. ! USBB Assy: Pins 1, 2 of CN4001/CN4002 ! MAIN Assy: Pins 1, 2 of CN1602/CN1603 Check if the voltage is 5 V 0.25.

Check that 12 V is supplied to Pin 2 of IC305/IC306 and that no abnormality is found in their peripheral circuits. Check the connection between the USBB Assy and MAIN Assy. If no problem is found in the above checks, power IC (IC303/IC304) in the MAIN Assy may be in failure. Replace the MAIN Assy.

Check the USB communication line. ! MAIN Assy: USBDN1_DM/DP, USBDN2_DM/DP If no problem is found in the above checks, replace the MAIN Assy.

This unit cannot be recognized or controlled by the PC/Mac that is connected via the USB B connector.

Does this unit operate properly

on its own when it is not controlled

via the USB B connector?

See the section on errors in the operating elements and LEDs.

Check that the driver for this unit has been installed on the PC/Mac. Check that the MIXER mode of this unit is properly set as either XDJ-RR or MIDI Control.

Is this unit recognized by

the PC/Mac?

A problem in the periphery of USB HUB IC (IC1603) or I.MX (IC701) USB communication line in the MAIN Assy is suspected. Check the power supply to each IC. If there is no problem, replace the MAIN Assy.

Check and correct the settings of the application used on the PC/Mac. (This unit operates properly.)

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Confirm with peripheral device connected.

Confirmation of LAN

Confirmation of LCD backlight

The LCD backlight does not light up.

Replace the LCD module.

Replace the MAIN Assy.

Normal

Abnormal

Confirmation of the LCD module

Replace the MAIN Assy. If it does not improve, replace the LCDB Assy. If it still does not, replace the LCD module.

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Connection between this unit and another device via LAN is not possible. (This unit cannot be recognized by rekordbox.)

Check that the LAN settings are properly performed both with this unit and the other device. Note that LAN communication cannot be established unless rekordbox is started. Check the peripheral circuit of and power supply to LAN PHY (IC1601). If there is no problem, replace the MAIN Assy.

Is the voltage of BL_A normal? referring to "10.39 VOLTAGES."

No display on the LCD. Indications on the LCD are not normal.

Is it operating normally

except the LCD module?

(LED light up, USB recognition

is possible etc.)

See the section on "Startup is not completed" when other than LCD is not working properly.

See the section on "Confirmation of LCD backlight". Check power supply to the LCD module. Check the voltages at Pins 3, 4, 5 and 21 of CN3201 in the LCDB Assy, referring to "10.39 VOLTAGES."

Is the voltage at each block normal?

Also check the voltage with the LCD module removed. If the voltage becomes normal without the LCD module attached, replace the module. When the system is not improved, replace the LCDB Assy.

JOG uCom check became NG in the Test mode.

JOG uCom error

Press the EFFECT ON/OFF button and confirm whether JOG touch is responsive in Mode 5 of the Test mode.

Replace the DCIN Assy.

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Is the JOG touch of the each Decks responsive?

Replace the DECK PCB of the side that is not responsive. DCK1 Assy or DCK2 Assy

If it does not improve, replace the UCOM Assy.

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*For details on Matrix keys and Matrix LEDs, refer to "4.4 MATRIX INFORMATION".

Direct key, Direct LED

g Direct key (EUP UCOM) LCDB Assy: Rotary selector DCK1 Assy: CUE, f (PLAY/PAUSE), JOG TOUCH, JOG_R, Performance 1 to 4,

POWER SW

DCK2 Assy: CUE, f (PLAY/PAUSE), JOG TOUCH, JOG_R, Performance 1 to 4,

MASTER REC

CRVB Assy: CROSS FADER CURVE

g Direct A/D key (EUP UCOM) MXRB Assy: CH1 channel fader, CH2 channel fader CRFD Assy: Crossfader DCK1 Assy: TEMPO slider, MIC EQ HI, MIC EQ LOW DCK2 Assy: TEMPO slider

g Direct LED (MAIN UCOM) LCDB Assy: BROWSE, TAG LIST, INFO, MENU, rekordbox, MIDI, USB1, USB2,

QUANTIZE, LOAD1, LOAD2

g Direct LED (EUP UCOM) DCK2 Assy: MASTER REC

! If the MIXER block is in failure MXRB Assy: IC5202 ! If the CDJ block is in failure DCK1 Assy: IC4101 DCK2 Assy: IC4701 Check the output of the applicable GRID form these parts. If no problem, check the GRID line is not short circuit with GND. If the problem is found, replace the defective parts.

Is the same grid used?

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The rotary VRs are inoperable. The rotary selector is inoperable.

Rotary selector BROWSE ENCORDER

Direct A/D key

Multiplexer A/D key

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No

Trouble with the operating elements or LEDs

[Confirmation work in advance]

Check whether LED / operation is OK. Please refer to "6.1 TEST MODE" and check whether there are problems with LEDs/elements. If there is a problem please repair the defective part. (See "Display trouble", "Operation trouble".)

Some of the matrix keys (SW) do not function, and some of the LEDs cannot light.

Make sure that keys and LEDs that do not work are using the same GRID in the schematic diagram. (4.4 MATRIX INFORMATION)

See "No operation with keys (switches), No operation with slide switches" or "The LEDs do not light."

No operation with keys (switches), No operation with slide switches.

Check that current is conducted between the terminals of the switch when it is pressed. If current is not conducted, replace the switch. Check the line between the switch and the microcomputer. If the line is OK, replace the microcomputer. ! UCOM Assy: IC3401

Is it a rotation operation

that does not work?

When push operation does not work, see "No operation with keys (switches), No operation with slide switches."

Which volume/selector

does not operate, either the

direct A/D key or the

multiplexer A/D key?

Check that the resistance value of the line that is connected to ground and the microcomputer changes in accordance with turning of the VR. Check the connection line between the microcomputer and the VR. If no problem is found, replace the microcomputers. ! UCOM Assy: IC3401

Check that the resistance values of the lines that are connected to GND and a microcomputer change in response to turning of the VR. Check the connection lines between the multiplexer ICs and rotary selectors/VRs. If there is no problem, replace the multiplexer IC. ! MXRB Assy: IC5203 or IC5204

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Touch

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Replace the microcomputer. ! UCOM Assy: IC3401

Check the resistor, diode and varistor of the touch detection circuit. ! DCK1 Assy: R4232, R4233, D4157, D4158, VA4101, VA4102 ! DCK2 Assy:

R4834, R4835, D4759, D4760, VA4701, VA4702 If the problem is not resolved with the above corrections, the microcomputers for detection of pressing the JOG dial may be in failure. Replace the DCK1/DCK2 Assy.

Check the Pin 4 of IC4102/IC4702-4 of the DCK1/DCK2 Assy.

! JOG untouch: 3.3 V ! JOG touch: 0 V

0 V

Is voltage of JOGT signal

when touch the JOG?

The slide VRs are inoperable. TEMPO SLIDER, CH FADER, CROSS FADER

Check whether the voltage of the signal line changes within 0 V to 3.3 V with

1.65 V as the median value. If the abnormally is found, replace the defective parts. If it still does not, check the parts on the signal line. If no problem, replace the Microcomputer. ! UCOM Assy: IC3401

JOG dial does not work.

Is it not a rotation operation

or a touch operation?

Check whether normal waveform is input to the microcomputer referring to "8.4 DEGREE OF LEANING CONFIRMATION OF PHOTO INTERRUPTER". If normal waveform cannot be confirmed, replace it because it is probable that the photo interrupter is defective.

! DCK1 Assy: PC4101, PC4102 ! DCK2 Assy: PC4701, PC4702

If there is no problem, replace microcomputer. ! UCOM Assy: IC3401

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Is there more than one

abnormal part?

Is the abnormal part direct LED?

Replace the LED of the abnormal part.

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The LEDs do not light.

Find the abnormal part in the Test mode.

Confirm the LED connection with the microcomputer (IC701/IC3401) controlling the LED, and replace the parts if there is any abnormality. If there is no problem replace the LED of the abnormal part.

No LEDs connected to the

same grid light.

No LEDs controlled of the

same segment signals light.

Is the segment signal normal?

Check the LED connection with the microcomputer (IC701/IC3401) controlling the LED. If no problem is found, then replace the microcomputer. If it still does not work, replace LED.

Check the corresponding grid, referring to "4.4 MATRIX INFORMATION." ! If the MIXER block is in failure MXRB Assy: IC5202 ! If the CDJ block is in failure DCK1 Assy: IC4101 DCK2 Assy: IC4701 Check the output of the applicable GRID form these parts. If no problem, check the GRID line is not short circuit with GND. If the problem is found, replace the defective parts.

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Pioneer XDJ-RR Service manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

SAFETY INFORMATION

CONTENTS

1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS

1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING

1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING

1.3 SERVICE NOTICE

2. SPECIFICATIONS

3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING

3.2 JIGS LIST

3.3 PCB LOCATIONS

4. BLOCK DIAGRAM

4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM

4.2 SIGNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM

4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM

4.4 MATRIX INFORMATION

5. DIAGNOSIS

5.1 STARTUP SEQUENCE

5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING