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.
LABEL CHECK
Additional Laser Caution
of CD PLAYER
1.Laser Interlock Mechanism
The position of the switch for detecting loading state is
detected by the system microprocessor, and the design
prevents laser diode oscillation when the switch is
pressed physically.
Thus, the interlock will no longer function if the switch is
released physically and deliberatery.
Laser diode oscillation will continue, if pin 33 of
CXA1782BQ (IC803) on the CD UNIT is connected to
GND, or else the terminals of Q802 are shorted to each
other (fault condition).
2.When the cover is opened, close viewing of the
objective lens with the naked eye will cause exposure
to a Class 1 laser beam.
THIS PIONEER APPARATUS CONTAINS
IMPORTANT
LASER OF CLASS 1.
SERVICING OPERATION OF THE APPARATUS
SHOULD BE DONE BY A SPECIALLY
INSTRUCTED PERSON.
LASER DIODE CHARACTERISTICS
OF CD PLAYER
MAXIMUM OUTPUT POWER: 5 mW
WAVELENGTH: 760 - 800 nm
LASER DIODE CHARACTERISTICS
OF MD RECORDER
MAXIMUM OUTPUT POWER: 40 mW
WAVELENGTH: 775 - 800 nm
Additional Laser Caution
of MD RECORDER
Control method of the current through a laser diode.
The resistor R166 on the MD MOUNT ASSY (For MD mechanism
assembly) are for the limiting of current through a laser diode.
Control method of the laser output power
The laser pick-up assembly provide the photo-diodes and APC
(Auto Power Control) circuit.
The photo-diode detect output of the laser diode then IC201 control
the APC circuit according to the signal voltage of the photo-diode via
IC101.
Laser Interlock Switch
The loading position detect switch is set to “ LOAD ON ” position,
IC201 get the “ LOAD ” signal, and hand the laser “ LDON ” signal to
APC (Auto Power Control) circuit of the Laser pick-up assembly.
Then a laser diode can be lighted when the “ LOAD ”signal is “
LOAD ON ” position.
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5
XR-C2MD
3
4
10
11
13
16
2
1
12
14
2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
NOTES:
2.1 PACKING
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 mark on product are used for disassembly.
X-MDX707, XR-C2MD
(1) PACKING PARTS LIST
Mark No. Description Part No.Mark No. Description Part No.
XR-C2MD/LBWXJ and NLWXJ/HK are constructed the same except for the following :
Part No.
Mark No.Symbol and DescriptionXR-C2MDXR-C2MDRemarks
/LBWXJ/NLWXJ/HK
15PS Unit47070140004707012000
18AC Cord With Plug004701800005004744300003
44Fuse (F601/T1.6A)0045017041Not used
44Fuse (F601/T800mA)Not used0045013041
47Power Trans (T601) (110V)001950000005Not used
47Power Trans (T601) (220V)Not used001947100005
50Fuse Label (T1.6A/L250V)0074005165Not used
50Fuse Label (T800mA/L250V)Not used0074005176
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2.4 FRONT UNIT
1
30P
21
38
35
33
10
4
5
12
7
6
11
36
8
36
9
9
23
36
24
34
36
36
37
20
14
26
13
39
25
SW PCB
35
31
3
17
15
16
22
18
19
27
28
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• FRONT UNIT PARTS LIST
Mark No. Description Part No.Mark No. Description Part No.
Mark No. Description Part No.Mark No. Description Part No.
Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following examples.
Ex.1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J=5%,
and K=10%).
560
47k
0.5
1
56 x 10
47 x 103
R50
1R0
1
561
473
RD1/4PU J
RD1/4PU J
RN2H K
RS1P K
561
473
R50
1R0
Ex.2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film resistors).
5.62kRN1/4PC F562 x 10
1
5621
5621
LIST OF ASSEMBLIES
TUNER UNIT4707021000
CD UNIT4707030000
MD UNIT4707025000
DECK UNIT4707015000
CONTROL UNIT4707006000
AMP UNIT4707001000
NSP IC PCB
NSP DI PCB
(Please order AMP UNIT for the necessity IC PCB and DI
PCB ASSEMBLIES. )
PS UNIT (LBWXJ TYPE)4707014000
PS UNIT (NLWXJ/HK TYPE)4707012000
FRONT UNIT4707035000
NSP SW PCB
NSP HP PCB
(Please order FRONT UNIT for the necessity SW PCB and
Adjustment points and test points are shown in Fig.4 and Fig.6.
•
Adjustment
The test tape is played. And, for the shape of waves of the test point (CN304 PB Lch and PB Rch) to become, for part A to become the
maximum, and to minimize part B, the adjustment screw for azimuth is adjusted.
Both FORWARD and REVERS are adjusted. Do the screw lock to two places after the adjustment ends.
(1) Confirm that the tape speed adjustment has been completed.
(2) Clean the heads and demagnetize them using a head eraser.
(3) Set the measurement level to 0 dBV = 1 Vrms.
(4) Use the specified tape for adjustment. Use the labeled (A)
side of the test tape.
STD-331E : For playback check
STD-632 : Normal blank tape
(5) Provide yourself with the following measuring devides:
AC millivoltmeter
•
Low-frequency oscillator
•
Attenuator
•
Oscilloscope
•
(6) Adjust both right and left channels unless otherwise specified.
(7) Turn the DOLBY NR switch off unless otherwize specified.
(8) Warm up the unit for several minutes before adjustment.
In particular, be sure to warm up the unit in the REC/PLAY
mode for 3 to 5 minutes before starting recording/playback
frequency characteristics adjustment.
(9) Always follow the indicated adjustment order.
Otherwise, a complete adjustment may not be achieved.
X-MDX707, XR-C2MD
Playback Adjustment
(1) Head Azimuth Adjustment
(2) Playback Level Adjustment
* When the tape is played with both of side panel L and R removed
(state that reception front is floating from ground). when adjusting ,
the noise might be superimposed.
In this case, the front chassis must short circuit to the CD mechanism
cover in the lead wire.
0 dB
30s
315 Hz
0 dB: 315 Hz, 250 nwb/m
30 s 30 s 30 s 10s 10s .......................................................................................................... 10s
6.3 kHz10 kHz315 Hz 14 kHz
Fig. 3 NCT-132X Test Tape
Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
“DOLBY” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
Do not switch between forward and reverse operation with the screwdriver inserted.
•
StepModeInput Signal/ Test TapeAdjusting Points
PLAY1
NCT-132X test tape
(Playback: 10kHz, -20dB)
Head azimuth adjustment
screw (Fig. 4)
(2) Playback Level Adjustment
Since this adjustment determines playback Dolby NR level, perform it carefully.
•
StepModeInput Signal/ Test TapeAdjusting Points
PLAY1
NCT-132X test tape
(Playback: 315Hz,0dB)
L ch
R ch
VR101
VR201
MeasurementAdjustment
PointsValue
CN304 PB L ch
MeasurementAdjustment
PointsValue
CN304 PB L ch
PB R ch
PB R ch
Max. playback
signal level
-8.2 dBV
Remarks
After adjustment, apply
silicon bond to the head
azimuth adjustment screw.
Remarks
Recording Adjustment
(1) Recording Bias Adjustment
StepModeInput Signal/ Test TapeAdjusting Points
REC
1
Since this adjustment affects recording bias, prevent distortion from increasing due to underbias.
•
Load the STD-632 test tape and
set the recording mode.
VR301
(2) Recording Level Adjustment
StepModeInput Signal/ Test TapeAdjusting Points
Input a 400Hz signal to the AUX
1
REC
REC=
2
PLAY
terminal and set the input
selector to AUX.
Load the STD-632 test tape and
record/playback the 400Hz signal.
125mV is input.
L ch
R ch
VR102
VR202
(3) ALC Operation Check
StepModeInput Signal/ Test TapeAdjusting Points
1
REC
2
Load the STD-632 test tape and
input a 315Hz signal to the AUX
terminal and set the input selector
to AUX.
400mV is input.
The input level of
procedure 1 is set and the
level is set to 1.25V.
MeasurementAdjustment
PointsValue
CN305
REC BIAS
MeasurementAdjustment
PointsValue
REC L ch
CN304
CN304 PB L ch
CN304 REC L ch
REC R ch
PB L ch
PB R ch
PB R ch
MeasurementAdjustment
PointsValue
REC R ch
Remarks
13.5V ± 0.5V
Remarks
-22.5 ± 1dB
-18.4 ± 1dB
Repeat recording, playback and adjustment
until playback level of the 400Hz signal
becomes -18.4dBV ± 1.0dB.
Remarks
-12.2 ± 1.0dBV
-9.7 ± 1.5dBV
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DECK UNIT
VR201
(PB R ch)
VR101
(PB L ch)
VR202
(REC R ch)
VR102
(REC L ch)
GND
11V
DECK SW3
IC304
IC301
PB L ch
PB R ch
GND
REC R ch
REC L ch
REC Lch IN
CN304
IC305
GND
GND
REC BIAS
CN303
CN305
VR301
(REC BIAS)
SIDE A
DECK UNIT
PRI GND
GND
DECK SW1
REC R
REC F
PHOTO
HALF
SOLENOID
MECHA +B
BIAS CONT
BIAS GND
BIAS
SOLENOID
MODE
DECK SW0
REC/MUTE
BIAS OUT
REC/PLAY
BIAS GND
DECK SW2
HEAD GND
REC BIAS
PB R ch OUT
PB L ch OUT
PRI GND
REC L ch
REC R ch
GND
HEAD L ch
HEAD R ch
Fig. 6 Adjustment Points
DOLBY
ON/OFF
GND
VCC
REPEAT
TPSS
SIDE B
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6.2 MD SECTION
Because material was not able to be acquired when the service manual is made, the adjustment of MD is not published.
6.3 CD SECTION
CD UNIT is taken out according to the procedure of DISASSEMBLY. And, please adjust the part CD after connecting connectors.
6.3.1 PREPARATIONS
(1) Jigs and Measuring Instruments
CD TEST DISC
(YEDS-7)
screwdriver
(large)
(2) Necessary Adjustment Points
When
Exchange
PICKUP
Precise
screwdriver
Low-frequency
oscillator
Adjustment Points
1.2.3.4
screwdriver
(small)
Dual-trace
oscilloscope
(10 : 1 probe)
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screwdriver
(medium)
Exchange
CD UNIT
Exchange
SERVO MECH ASSY
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1.2.3.4
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6.3.2 Adjustment
(1) Adjustment Locations
X-MDX707, XR-C2MD
CN806
CN805
CN804
CN807
IC802
CN802
CN803
CN801
(FOCUS OFFSET)
VR801
VR802
(TRACKING BALANCE)
VR804
(TRACKING GAIN)
VR803
(FOCUS GAIN)
CD UNIT
SIDE A
TP1 (VC)
TP3 (TEO)
TP2 (RFO)
GND
GFS
DOUT
TE
VC
RFI
FE
RFO
IC804
MDGND
IC803
XRST
IC801
CD UNIT
PREGND
FCD
FO
TO
PWGND
8V
TP5 (TO)
TP4 (FO)
16
SIDE B
Fig. 7 Adjustment Locations
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(2) Check and Adjustment
1. Focus Offset Adjustment
FUNCTION : CD
TEST DISC
NG
>1.0Vp-p
PLAY
START
TP2(RFO)
TP1(VC)
1
4
CD UNIT
2. Focus Gain Adjustment
FUNCTION : CD
Player
VR801
Focus Offset
Probe(10:1)
Eye pattern
OK(Smooth)
Oscilloscope
AC Mode
V : 20mV/div
H : 200nSec/div
GND
0.15~0.25Vp-p
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TEST DISC
START
TP4(FO)
TP1(VC)
R=35m
PLAY
1
14
CD UNIT
0V
(VC)
VR803
Focus Gain
Oscilloscope
DC Mode
X : 20mV/div
H : 5mSec/div
Player
Probe(10:1)
GND
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3. Tracking Gain Adjustment
X-MDX707, XR-C2MD
FUNCTION : CD
TEST DISC
PLAY
VR804
(Tracking Gain)
START
TP5(TO)
TP1(VC)
1
4
CD UNIT
Player
4. Tracking Error Balance Adjustment
0.4~0.5Vp-p
0V
(VC)
Oscilloscope
DC Mode
V : 20mV/div
H : 5mSec/div
Probe(10:1)
GND
FUNCTION : CD
Keeps pushing
the FF button.
TEST DISC
START
TP3(TEO)
TP1(VC)
R=35mm
PLAY
24
CD UNIT
Tracking Offset
VC is made a center.
A : B symmetry ADJ
Player
VR802
Probe(10:1)
A=B
A
B
If not repair
0V
(VC)
Oscilloscope
DC Mode
V : 50mV/div
H : 5mSec/div
GND
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7. GENERAL INFORMATION
7.1 DIAGNOSIS
7.1.1 TROUBLESHOOTING
CD troubleshooting
Please make the products to the power switching on
and the CD mode.
Is "CD DISC & NO DISC"
displayed after "CD DISC & TOC READING"
is displayed on the LCD display,
and is the same operation repeated
three times?.
YES
Please push CD OPEN/CLOSE KEY (1 or 2 or 3),
do the CD tray in OPEN, and put CD,
push CD OPEN/CLOSE KEY (1 or 2 or 3)
of DISC No. by which CD is put again,
and close the CD tray.
Are the number of total tracks
and playing time displayed?.
YES
Please push CD PLAY/PAUSE KEY
or CD SELECT KEY of DISC No..
NO
NO
1
2
Is the audio signal (analog)
being sent to the output jack?.
YES
Please push 4 KEY or ¢ KEY.
Can you smoothly
select music?.
YES
Please record from CD to MD.
Is the audio signal (digital)
being sent to the output jack?.
YES
OK
NO
NO
NO
3
4
5
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1. "CD DISC & NO DISC" is displayed after "CD DISC & TOC READING" is displayed
on the LCD display and when the same operation do not repeat three times.
1
Is the power supply of
+7.8V (10 and 11 pins of CN801 )
supplied?.
YES
Do 38 pins (RESET) of IC901
show the wave forms of
Figure 1?.
YES
Does the clock pulse of 16MHz
appear to 39 pins (EXTAL) of IC901?.
(X901)
YES
Are 4.7V supplied to
F.CD (13 pins of CN801)?.
NO
NO
NO
NO
IC902 or IC402 is broken.
Please check the circuit of IC902 or IC402
in the surrounding.
IC903 is broken.
Please check the circuit of IC903 in the
surrounding.
Crystal (X901) is broken.
IC901 is broken.
Please check the circuit of X901 and IC901
in the surrounding.
IC901 is broken.
Please check the circuit of IC901
(76, 36, 35 pins) in the surrounding.
YES
Is the power supply of
+5V (11 pins of IC802)
supplied?.
YES
Please check IC802 and Q801.
Please check the circuit of IC802 in the
surrounding.
NO
IC802 or Q801 is broken.
Please check the circuit of IC802 or Q801
in the surrounding.
Fig. 1
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2. When neither the number of total tracks nor the playing time are displayed.
2
How many seconds will it take by the time "NO DISC" is displayed
from the chuckingclamp of DISC that SELECT is done,
and doing the surroundings detection
(LMTSW (5 pins of CN804); Active "L") in Pick-up to the display?.
About 7 seconds
Please look at A.
About 12 seconds
Please look at B.
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X-MDX707, XR-C2MD
A
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Is the laser normally radiated?.
Caution :
YES
Is the lens vertical motion ?.
Please confirm the radiation power
with the optical power meter.
YES
Please turn on the disk, close the CD tray,
and check the following.
Is the wave forms
of Figure 2 shown with 31 pins
(RFO) of IC803?.
YES
Is the wave forms
of Figure 3 shown with 25 pins
(FOK) of IC803?.
YES
NO
NO
Please check FFC wire connector
(CN803) from pick-up.
IC802 IC803 Confirmation with solder
NO
of IC804.
IC803 is broken.
Pick-up is broken.
25 of IC803 26 Confirmation with solder
NO
of 27 pins.
IC803 is broken.
A1
A2
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Is the wave forms
of Figure 4 shown with 1 pin
(FEO) of IC803?.
YES
Is the wave forms
of Figure 5 shown with 2 pins
(FEI) of IC803?.
YES
Please check
IC803 surrounding circuit and IC803.
NO
IC803 is broken.
Please check the circuit of
1 and 2 pins of IC803 in the surrounding.
NO
Readjustment of focus gain (VR803).
(Refer to the CD adjustment).
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2-A1. (The laser does not radiate.)
A1
Is base of Q802
description 5.0V?.
YES
Are when playing,
33 pins of IC803
2.8V or more?.
YES
Please check the circuit
of Q801 in the surrounding.
Please check FFC connector (CN803).
Q801 is broken.
Picking up is broken.
2-A2. (Is the lens vertical motion.)
A2
NO
NO
Please check 22 pins of IC804 and Q801,
and confirm solder.
Please check the circuit of IC803 of 33 pins
in the surrounding.
Please check a digital signal
of 19, 20 and 21 pins of IC803.
72
of Figure 6 shown with 13 pins and
Is the wave forms
16 pins of CN803?.
YES
Please check the FFC connector
from pick-up.
Pick-up is broken.
NO
Fig. 6Fig. 7
Is the wave forms
of Figure 7 shown with 6 pins
(FEO) of IC803?.
YES
Please check the circuit of IC803
in the surrounding.
IC803 is broken.
NO
Please check the circuit in the
surrounding with the solder of
IC803 of 17 pins.
IC803 is broken.
IC804 is broken.
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2-B
B
Please confirm the wave forms of IC803
of 31 pins (RFO) with the oscilloscope.
wave formwave form
Is the wave forms
of Figure 8 shown with 36 pins
(RF) of IC804?.
YES
Are 27 pins (LOCK) of IC804
in the state of "H"?.
YES
Please check 29, 30 and 31 pins of IC804.
Please check 27 and 30 pins of IC804.
IC804 is broken.
NO
NO
Is 16.93MHz shown
in 73 pins (X'TAL) of IC804?.
YES
Please check X 'TAL
and the circumference circuit.
IC804 is broken.
C
Please check the circuit of 36 pins
(RF) of IC804 and C869
in the surrounding.
IC804 is broken.
NO
Please check the circuit in the
surrounding with the solder of IC804.
IC804 is broken.
Fig. 8
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2-C
C
Is the wave forms
of Figure 9 shown in 42 pins
(TEO) of IC803?.
YES
Is the wave forms
of Figure 10 shown in 44 pins
(TEI) of IC803?.
YES
Is the wave forms
of figure 11 shown in 13 pins
(TAO) of IC803?.
YES
Is the wave forms
of Figure 12 shown in 15 pins
and 16 pins of IC802?.
NO
NO
NO
NO
Please check FFC connector CN803.
IC803 is broken.
Please check the circuit of the TE line
in the surrounding.
Please readjust the tracking gain(VR804).
(Refer to the CD adjustment)
IC803 is broken.
74
YES
Please check FFC connector CN803.
Please readjust the E-F balance (VR802).
(Refer to the CD adjustment)
Pick-up is broken.
Fig. 9Fig. 10Fig. 11Fig. 12
Please check the circuit of IC802
in the surrounding.
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3. When the audio signal (analog) is not sent to the output jack.
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X-MDX707, XR-C2MD
Are 6 pins (MUTE) of IC804
in the state of "L"?.
YES
Does the audio signal
come to 1 pin and 7 pins
of IC801?.
YES
NO
NO
Please check the circuit in the surrounding
with the solder of IC804 and IC901.
IC804 or IC901 is broken.
Do 47 pins (BCKI)
of IC804 show 4.32MHz?.
YES
Do 43 pins (LRCKI)
of IC804 show 88.2KHz?.
YES
Do 45 pins (PCMDI)
of IC804 show a digital signal?
NO
NO
NO
Please check
the control unit and the amplifier unit.
YES
Please check the circuit of IC804 and
IC801 in the surrounding.
IC804 or IC801 is broken.
Please check the circuit in the surrounding
with the solder of IC804.
IC804 is broken.
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4. When you cannot smoothly select music.
4
Please push 4 KEY or ¢ KEY.
Is the wave forms
of Figure 13 shown with
1 pin of IC803?.
NO
Please push 4 KEY or ¢ KEY.
NO
Is the wave forms
of Figure 14 shown with
13 pins of IC803?.
NO
Please push 4 KEY or ¢ KEY.
Is the wave forms
of Figure 15 shown with
27 pins of IC804?.
YES
YES
YES
Please readjust the E-F balance (VR802).
(Refer to the CD adjustment)
Please check the drive unit.
Please check the circumference circuit
with the solder of 29, 30, 31, 38, 39
and 40 pins of IC804.
76
NO
IC804 is broken.
Fig. 13Fig. 14Fig. 15
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5. When the audio signal (digital) is not sent to the output jack.
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X-MDX707, XR-C2MD
Does a digital signal
of "H" and "L" come from
61 pins (DOUT) of IC804?.
NO
Please check
the control unit and the MD unit.
YES
Please check the circuit in the surrounding
with the solder of IC804.
IC804 is broken.
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7.1.2 DISASSEMBLY/ASSSEMBLY
CAUTION
• Please note static electricity at the FRONT Unit(LD701, LD702)
repair.
(1)The main body
Side Panel R
(Remove as well as Side Panel L)
× 2
1
1
Side Panel L
× 3
1
2
× 2
After the slide is
done on a rear
side, Side Panel L
removes.
× 3
1
3
Front Unit
(Refer to page 79 "FRONT UNIT".)
10
10
12
10
6
STANDBY/ON
CD
OPEN/CLOSE
× 2
Drawer
10
Hook
11
Tray Panel Set
9
7
Top Panel Assy
(Refer to page 79 "TOP PANEL ASSY".)
4
4
5
4
OR
6
Minus driver
4
4
MD Unit
(Refer to page 79 "MD MECHA".)
× 2
13
8
Hook
14
× 2
13
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× 2
15
15
15
15
× 3
6
× 4
6
16
16
18
CD MECHA
Himelon
The CD mechanism
is drawn out while
pushing the hook.
7
TOP PANEL ASSY
7
FRONT UNIT
Insulation Sheet
Mecha Set
TUNER PCB
DECK Unit
Deck
Bracket
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
6
6
6
6
4
4
4
5
7
3
FRONT
Unit
Front Panel Set
FRONT Unit
Front
Chassis
Volume Knob
The other side of Volume Knob
The one of cylinder shape is put,
pushed, to hole of arrow of
FROUNT Unit,
and Volume Knob is removed.
The other side
of Front Panel
Set.
Hole
2
3
3
4
4
4
5
7
6
6
17
(Refer to page 80 "CD MECHA".)
7
MD MECHA
× 2
1
× 4
3
× 2
1
2
4
MD Mecha Chassis
Shield Plate
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Tension
Spring
(Door Arm)
× 2
5
Flame Main
7
8
MD Door Set
EXT Spring
6
MD Door Set
5
CAUTION
•
The CD mechanism should not disassemble when repairing and
exchanging Pick-up Unit.
When the exchange of Carriage 100, 200, 300, and the part
Clamper and something wrong with the loading operations is
repaired, it is necessary to disassemble the CD mechanism.
Please disassemble and repair according to the following
procedures.
If Tray Panel Set is not detached when the CD mechanism is
repaired, the CD mechanism cannot be removed from the main
body of the product.
When Drawer was not able not to open and shut by some
something wrong's (The power supply does not enter, etc.)
occurring, and remove Tray Panel Set, Slider 2 of the CD
mechanism is moved from the ditch of the chassis on the bottom
side of the product with a minus driver and Drawer is drawn out.
Afterwards, please remove Front Unit after removing Tray Panel
Set .
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PICK-UP UNIT
CD MECHA
× 2
(2) CD MECHA
CD Mecha Chassis
2
10 10
× 2
1
× 2
1
MD MOUNT
9
Frame S
3
33
3
4
11
80
MD MOUNT
The back of CD mecha
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CAUTION FOR DISASSEMBLY/ASSSEMBLY OF
CD MECHA
1. As for the distinction method of Carriage100, 200, and 300,
Switch distinguishes the shape of the projection part on its back.
Please confirm the number seal pasted to the surface of
Carriage and the projection shape of the figure below when you
exchange it.
X-MDX707, XR-C2MD
Bevel Gear 4
Drawer
Assy Holder R
Carriage 100
Method of distinguishing the back of Carriage.
Method of distinguishing surface of Carriage.
2. Please do not disassemble Assy Holder L, R and the inside of
and Drawer, and do not disassemble Assy Gear Drive which
connects Assy Holder L with R.
(The position match of each gear is necessary)
3. Please do not lose the gear (Bevel Gear 4 and Gear Idler A) not
fixed while put in the axis.
Carriage 200Carriage 300
Carriage 1001
Carriage 2002
Carriage 3003
Assy Holder L
Gear Idler A
4. Carriage 300 is put in the Chassis side, and please put in the
Drawer side without fail in order of Carriage 100 and 200.
Carriage 100, 200
Assy Gear Drive
Carriage 300
Chassis
Drawer
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7
DRAWER
The back of Chassis
7
CHASSIS
4
The hook
is removed.
Arm
Clamper
2
Thin minus driver
etc
Carriage 300
3
Stops in the place of
which it went out by about 1cm.
8
4
5
4 to 7
The hook is removed.
Drawer
7
2
1
Assy
Slider 2
1
The loss of this gear is noted.
5
3
Arm
6
Lifter
6
Spring
7
Lifter
Spring
9
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CONNECTOR PCB
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7
DISASSEMBLY OF CARRIAGE 100, 200
7
ASSSEMBLY OF CARRIAGE 100, 200
2
3
1
The loss of
Bevel Gear
is noted.
Drawer
The back of Drawer
Carriage 100
1
1
Bevel Gear
Upper Pinion
Black Cam
Lower Pinion
Mark • of Pinion of both upper and lower
must be a direction of black Cam.
(Carriage 100 is No.1 carriage. Carriage 200 is No.2 carriage.)
Bevel Gear is turned clockwise.
(direction of a rear side from a front side)
After Bevel Gear is turned counterclockwise, and five
rotations are made after lower side Pinion begins to turn,
stops in the place where its rotation stopped.
4
Carriage 200
3
The bottom of
Carriage is hit
under right Stopper
and puts.
Carriage 200
2
The first teeth of
Carriage are put
between the pin
and the pin lower
side Pinion.
Carriage
200
3
3
Hang Carriage only here of Pinion.
FRONT side
•
Notes of procedure .
4
3
5
5
6
Carriage 200
4-1
4-24-1
Puts Carriage 100 on Carriage 200 which applies by .
Be careful about notes by at this time.
The other side of the side applied by of Carriage is lightly
pushed.
6-1
Carriage 200 moves to a front side.
6-3
Carriage 100 drops below.
6-2
Bevel Gear is turned as it is clockwise.
(direction of a rear side from a front side)
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,
89
9
7
Carriage 200 is lightly
lifted by the finger.
When Carriage 100 drops below, Carriage 200 is lightly lifted
7
by the finger.
Note : Lift it horizontally when you lift Carriage.
Carriage inclines when it is not the horizontal, and
mechanism locks.
Bevel Gear is turned clockwise (direction of a rear side from
8
a front side) like the state of .
9
Carriage 200 lifts up. And, when the movement is started
Carriage 100 to the direction of a front side, separates the hand
which lifted Carriage 200.
7
7
ASSSEMBLY OF DRAWER AND CHASSIS
The following work is done before Drawer is put on Chassis.
(1) It is confirmed that Carriage 300 is clamped, and Clamper has
fallen.
(2) It is confirmed to Drawer to be built in neatly in order of Carriage
200 and 100.
(3) Arm Stopper B is moved horizontally (inside) as shown in the
figure below.
(4) Pulls Slider 2 until the lock comes off to the direction of ta front
side.
Note : Do not lift Arm Stopper B for above when you move Arm
Stopper B.
There is a possibility to bend the spring when Arm Stopper B
is lifted, and the spring bends. And, when Arm Stopper B
becomes floatage feeling, Drawer is caught.
B
Arm
Stopper
B
A
Coming off
in the spring
is noted.
A
10
Keeps turning Bevel Gear clockwise (direction of a rear side
from a front side) until Carriage 100 bumps to the wall on
a front side.
Carriage 100
The position of a right and left, black cam is matched while
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confirming it from the table side of Drawer.
Surface of Drawer
Slider 2
Coming off of
a black gear
is noted.
Direction of front
1
This part of Drawer is put on Chassis like the arrow.
B
Drawer
1
The lock
comes off.
84
Meanwhile, Mark of right and left,
black Cam is matched.
Cam MarkCam Mark
11
10mm is opened.
Chassis
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Pulley C
Bevel Gear
Receiving
part of Gear
Drawer
Concave of Bevel Gear
Chassis hook
11
10
9
7
6
8
6
Bevel Gear is done in the slide in the middle of Pulley C and
Carriage 300.
12
13
CONNECTOR PCB
4
3
5
2
Bevel Gear
Lac teeth
Gear Idler A (black)
2
The lac teeth and Gear Idler A are matched, and it is pressed
under the diagonal lightly.
8
When peeps from the inside of Drawer when the receiving part
of Gear is fixed into the concave part of Bevel Gear, the place
where it is fixed is comprehensible.
3
Right this side of Drawer is lifted.
4
Drawer is moved back and forth, and stops Drawer with the
point which it enters left.
5
Its right side is slowly lowered up to the angle by which Bevel
Gear can do in the slide while doing Drawer back and forth by
about 5mm.
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7.2 PARTS
7.2.1 IC
• The information shown in the list is basic information and may not correspond exactly to that shown in the schematic diagrams.
¶ Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license
*
from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
TIMER button
¶ “DOLBY” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of
Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
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Common Operation Buttons
Function of common operation buttons (the function of each button changes in accordance with the source selected)
BUTTON
Display Panel
2
SOURCE
¢
4
7
MiniDisc
Fast Forward button
Track Select button
Fast Reverse button
Track Select button
STOP button
( indicates a button on the main unit; indicates a button on the remote control unit)
Fast Forward (Rewind) button
Track Select button
Rewind (Fast Forward) button
Track Select button
STOP button
Tape
Tuner
Station Select
button
Station Select
button
Auto-Tuning
STOP button
Fast Forward button
Track Select button
Fast Reverse button
Track Select button
STOP button
CD
1
0-=~ !@ #$
3
456789
1 Alphanumeric characters display various information.
2 Indicates CD status
When a disc is loaded, the disc number lights.
During pause mode:The number of the paused CD
flashes.
3 Lights when Dolby NR is selected.
4 Lights during CD single disc play (SINGLE) mode.
5 Lights during CD all disc play (ALL) mode.
6 Lights during random play mode.
7 Lights when setting programmed contents, and during
programmed playback.
8 Flashes during 1-track repeat playback, and lights during all-
track repeat playback.
9 Lights when MiniDisc monaural (long play) recording mode is
selected.
0 Lights during AM/FM reception.
- Lights when remote control unit’s MONO button is pressed.
= Lights during reception of stereo broadcast.
~ Lights when wakeup timer is set.
Flashes when wakeup timer operates.
! Lights when sleep timer is set.
@ Lights when recording timer is set.
Flashes when recording timer operates.
# Lights during recording.
$ Lights when Auto Mark is set.
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Remote Control Unit
DIMMERRANDOMCOLOR
DISPLAY
1234
5678
TAPECDMD
4
7
90-=
123CLEAR
~
!
45 6>10
78910/0
‡
DISP.COLOR
4
‡
TUNER
FM/AM
AUX
X-MDX707, XR-C2MD
Display Operation Buttons
1 DISPLAY button ................... Change display contents for CD and
2 DIMMER button.................... Change brightness of display.
3 RANDOM COLOR button..... Change color of display in random order.
4 COLOR button...................... Change color of display.
Function Select Buttons
5 TAPE (2 3 ) button.............. Play cassette tape or change play
6 CD (3/8) button ................... Play CD or pause playback.
7 MD (3/8) button................... Play MiniDisc or pause playback.
8 TUNER FM/AM button..........
•
9 –
4 button
0 Stop (7) button................ Common operation buttons.
•
- ¢
+ button
= AUX button ........................... Select external auxiliary component.
MiniDisc.
direction.
Play radio broadcast or change reception
band.
)
PGMREPEATRANDOMBEEP
@#$%
^&*(
SLEEPMONOA-MARKLP/SP
123
STANDBY
/ON
CD SELECT
PLAY
MODE
SOUND
MODE
VOLUME
_+¡™
Source Operation Buttons
~ CLEAR button ...................... Erase program play contents
! Number buttons.................... Select tracks and input programming
information.
@ PGM (program) button.......... For program playback.
# REPEAT button .................... For repeat playback.
$ RANDOM button .................. For random playback.
% BEEP button......................... Set operation sound ON/OFF.