PIONEER CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, Japan
PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.
PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium
PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936
PIONEER CORPORATION 2003
TUNED
÷
Ask user to bring the TX and RX pair set (Transmitter and Wireless Speaker) together when
servicing.
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AUTO
AUTO
VOLUME
MANUAL
Digital Wireless Rear Speaker System
XW -HTD630
THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
ORDER NO.
RRV2809
Model
XW-HTD630
TypePower RequirementRemarks
KUCXJAC120V
For details, refer to "Important symbols for good services".
T-ZZV JUNE 2002 printed in Japan
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SAFETY INFORMATION
A
This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual
do-it-yourselfer. 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.
WARNING
B
This product contains lead in solder and certain electrical parts contain chemicals which are known to the state of California to
cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 – Proposition 65
NOTICE
(FOR CANADIAN MODEL ONLY)
Fuse symbols (fast operating fuse) and/or (slow operating fuse) on PCB indicate that replacement
parts must be of identical designation.
REMARQUE
(POUR MODÈLE CANADIEN SEULEMENT)
C
Les symboles de fusible (fusible de type rapide) et/ou (fusible de type lent) sur CCI indiquent que
les pièces de remplacement doivent avoir la même désignation.
(FOR USA MODEL ONLY)
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
D
E
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 120V
AC 60 Hz outlet and turn the AC power switch on. Any
current measured must not exceed 0.5 mA.
Reading should
not be above
0.5 mA
Earth
ground
Device
under
test
Also test with
plug reversed
(Using AC adapter
plug as required)
Test all
exposed metal
surfaces
Leakage
current
tester
AC Leakage Test
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 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.
on the schematics and
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[ Important symbols for good services ]
In this manual, the symbols shown-below indicate that adjustments, settings or cleaning should be made securely.
When you find the procedures bearing any of the symbols, be sure to fulfill them:
1. Product safety
You should conform to the regulations governing the product (safety, radio and noise, and other regulations), and
should keep the safety during servicing by following the safety instructions described in this manual.
2. Adjustments
To keep the original performances of the product, optimum adjustments or specification confirmation is indispensable.
In accordance with the procedures or instructions described in this manual, adjustments should be performed.
3. Cleaning
For optical pickups, tape-deck heads, lenses and mirrors used in projection monitors, and other parts requiring cleaning,
proper cleaning should be performed to restore their performances.
4. Shipping mode and shipping screws
To protect the product from damages or failures that may be caused during transit, the shipping mode should be set or
the shipping screws should be installed before shipping out in accordance with this manual, if necessary.
A
B
5. Lubricants, glues, and replacement parts
Appropriately applying grease or glue can maintain the product performances. But improper lubrication or applying
glue may lead to failures or troubles in the product. By following the instructions in this manual, be sure to apply the
prescribed grease or glue to proper portions by the appropriate amount.For replacement parts or tools, the prescribed
ones should be used.
4.2 MAIN ASSY ............................................................................................................................................. 42
4.3 POWER and PRI ASSYS.........................................................................................................................44
4.4 FRONT, LED and RELAY ASSYS............................................................................................................46
4.5 AMP and REGULATOR ASSYS .............................................................................................................. 48
5. PCB PARTS LIST...........................................................................................................................................54
7.2 IC ............................................................................................................................................................. 67
Digital Wireless Rear Speaker System
(Transmitter/Wireless speaker)
Accessories
•
This product is intended for household
purposes. Any failure due to use for other
than household purposes (such as longterm use for business purposes in a
restaurant or use in a car or ship) and
which requires repair will be charged for
even in the warranty period.
The specifications and design of this
product are subject to change without
notice, due to improvement.
Accessories
• AC Adapter
(AWR7006)
• RCA stereo cord(L=1.5m)
(VDE1064)
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1. SPECIFICATIONS
A
B
C
D
E
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2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
NOTES:
A
2.1 PACKING
B
C
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.
For the applying amount of lubricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual.
(In the case of no amount instructions, apply as you think it appropriate.)
Note : When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWS and PARTS LIST" or "PCB PARTS LIST".
AMP MODULE L-2CH (AXQ7249)
A
B
CN3051
CN3502
CN3302
GNDA
2
RIN
3
GNDA
4
5 6
STBY
5
MUTE
6
1 2 3 4
LIN
1
CN3304
1 2
Mode
1
GNDD
2
3 4
GNDA
RVOUT
3
4
5 6 7
LVOUT
5
G
RELAY ASSY
(AWU8126)
H
AMP ASSY
(AWU7968)
1113 14 15
10
9
PRE12V
GNDPRE12V
10
9
8
9
RVIN
GNDA
8
9
12
H/L CONT
11
12
1113
10
GNDA
CH. select
11
10
GNDP
13+B14+B15
12
VA+9
12
8
7
REF5V
SENSE (PRE12V)
8
7
LVIN
GNDA
6
7
CN3301
5
L+
R–
GNDP
5
2
3L–4
GNDP
1 2 3 4
R+
1
CN3306
VREF
13
CN3503CN3054
Mode
13
GNDD
12
RVOUT
11
GNDA
10
LVOUT
9
GNDA
8
7
GNDA
6
5
GNDA
4
CH. select
3
2
1
LVIN
RVIN
VA+9
VREF
13
12
11
10
9
8
D
7
6
FRONT ASSY
5
(AWU8123)
4
3
2
1
I
REGULATOR ASSY
(AWU7969)
CN3303
1 2 3 4
PRE5V
UPRE5V
1
2
CN3305
5 6
PRE12V
H/L CONT
GNDPRE5
SENSE (PRE+5V)
5
6
3
4
8
7
REF5V
XPROTECT
8
7
10
9
+B
FANGND
10
9
CN5901
J5902
CN5902
CN3651
J3401
SL+ (R+)
SL– (R–)
SR– (L–)
SR+ (L+)
1 2
3 4
VD+9
GNDD
SCAN_MODE
ERROR/STATUS
1
2
3
4
E
LED ASSY
(AWU8124)
DC FAN
MOTOR
+
1
–
2
C
D
R ch
SPEAKER
1
2
3
4
: B70AC50-51C
L ch
SPEAKER
: B70AC50-51C
E
F
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3.3 TX ASSY
A
B
L
INPUT
WIRERESS
C
L
TX ASSY (AWU8120)
A
D
E
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: AUDIO SIGNAL ROUTE (L ch)
: The power supply is shown with the marked box.
A
B
H2
J 2/3
C
CH Select SW.
D
E
Switches
S8901 : Ch. select
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3.4 MAIN, POWER, FRONT, LED, PRI and RELAY ASSYS
CN3302
A
B
H
CN3303
I
H
CN3301
E. VOL.
C
D
E
F
BCF
20
POWER ASSY
C
(AWU8122)
POWER TRANSFORMER
POWER CORD
VDG1075
REK1110
1.6A
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T1
ATS7366
F
PRI ASSY (AWU8125)
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• NOTE FOR FUSE REPLACEMENT
CAUTION -
FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE.
REPLACE WITH SAME TYPE AND RATINGS ONLY.
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MAIN ASSY (AWU8121)
B
: AUDIO SIGNAL ROUTE (L ch)
A
B
C
H3
FRONT ASSY (AWU8123)
D
K 2/4
D
J5902
E
Switches
S5901 : SURROUND/STEREO
S5902 : Ch.select
56
RELAY ASSY
G
(AWU8126)
: The power supply is shown with the marked box.
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LED ASSY
E
(AWU8124)
F
EDBG
21
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3.5 AMP and REGULATOR ASSYS
A
B
C
REGULATOR ASSY (AWU7969)
I
14.7V
D
8.4V
16.4V
B
CN3305
26.4V
E
MOTOR
DC FAN
F
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B
CN3306
: The power supply is shown with the marked box.
: AUDIO SIGNAL ROUTE (L ch)
AMP ASSY (AWU7968)
H
A
B
C
B
CN3304
D
E
F
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3.6 TX MODULE(1/3)
A
J 1/3
B
C
TX MODULE(1/3) (AXF7006)
2/3
J
3/3
J
3/3
J
2/3
J
3/3
J
Note
L7
VTL1067
D
3/3
J
3/3
J
E
33pF
R49SDA-024576-F1-25C
33pF
3/3
J
2/3
J
2/3
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J
J
1/3
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A
2/3
J
B
2/3
J
3/3
J
Note
L6
VTL1067
C
2/3
J
D
E
Note : At this block, the assembled parts
2/3
J
is different from the PCB silk.
PCB
Assembled
Silk
Parts
R 6 ← L 6
R 7 ← L 7
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3.7 TX MODULE(2/3)
A
J 2/3
B
A
C
TX MODULE(2/3) (AXF7006)
CN8201
H 2
J
3/3
J
3/3
J
1/3
J
3/3
D
J
1/3,3/3
E
J
1/3
J
1/3
J
F
1/3
J
3/3
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: The power supply is shown with the marked box.
J
3/3
J
1/3
A
B
C
J
1/3
D
E
J
3/3
J
1/3
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3.8 TX MODULE(3/3)
A
B
C
J 3/3
TX MODULE(3/3) (AXF7006)
J
2/3
J
2/3
D
E
Note
J
2/3
S5688G
F
L43
QTL1011
470pF
28
J
3/3
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A
B
Note
L15
VTL1067
L16
VTL1067
J
1/3
J
J
1/3
1/3,2/3
2
4
3
Note
J
1/3
J
1/3
L74
VTL1067
J
1/3
C
1
D
J
1/3
J
1/3
Note : At this block, the assembled parts
is different from the PCB silk.
PCB
Assembled
Silk
Parts
R15 ← L15
R16 ← L16
R43 ← L43
R74 ← L74
: The power supply is shown with the marked box.
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3.9 RX MODULE(1/4)
A
B
C
K 1/4
K
RX MODULE(1/4) (AXF7008)
3/4
1pF
A49US-12288FA-14-30A
Note
1pF
L71
VTL1067
K
3/4
Note
L9
VTL1067
K
K
2/4
2/4
K
3/4
D
K
2/4
E
K
3/4
K
3/4
K
3/4
F
1/4
K
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A
K
3/4
K
K
2/4
K
3/4
2/4
K
2/4
Note
L8
VTL1067
K
B
3/4
C
K
2/4
K
2/4
K
K
2/4
2/4
K
2/4
Note : At this block, the assembled parts
is different from the PCB silk.
PCB
Assembled
Silk
Parts
R 8 ← L 8
R 9 ← L9
R71 ← L71
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K
2/4
K
3/4
K
2/4
K
2/4
D
K
2/4
E
F
K
1/4
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3.10 RX MODULE(2/4)
A
B
C
K 2/4
CN3701
B
RX MODULE(2/4) (AXF7008)
H3
K
4/4
K
1/4
D
K
3/4
E
K
1/4
K
1/4
K
1/4
F
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2/4
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: The power supply is shown with the marked box.
K
1/4
K
K
1/4
A
3/4
B
C
K
1/4
K
1/4
K
3/4
K
D
E
3/4
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3.11 RX MODULE(3/4)
A
B
K
1/4
C
D
NoteNote
L104
K
VTL1067
4
4/4
3
2
L105
VTL1067
K
1/4
E
K
2/4
S5688G
470pF
F
: The power supply is shown with the marked box.
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L41
QTL1011
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A
K
K
1/4
1/4
K
1/4
K
K
1/4
1/4
K
1/4
K 3/4
RX MODULE(3/4) (AXF7008)
B
1
C
Note : At this block, the assembled parts
is different from the PCB silk.
PCB
Assembled
Silk
Parts
R41 ← L41
R104 ← L104
R105 ← L105
D
E
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3.12 RX MODULE(4/4)
A
K 4/4
B
C
RX MODULE(4/4) (AXF7008)
K
3/4
K
3/4
D
E
F
36
K
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A
K
2/4
K
B
C
2/4
D
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3.13 WAVEFORMS
A
TX MODULE
J
U23-Pin1
1
V : 2V/div. H : 500nsec/div.
B
U9-Pin12
2
V : 2V/div. H : 200nsec/div.
C
Note : The encircled numbers denote measuring point in the schematic diagram.
RX MODULE
K
U9-Pin10
4
V : 2V/div. H : 10µsec/div.
U16-Pin6
1
V : 2V/div. H : 500nsec/div.
U28-Pin1
2
V : 2V/div. H : 200nsec/div.
U28-Pin3
4
V : 2V/div. H : 10µsec/div.
U9-Pin9
3
V : 2V/div. H : 1µsec/div.
D
E
U282-Pin2
3
V : 2V/div. H : 2µsec/div.
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B
C
D
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4. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM
NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS :
A
1. Part numbers in PCB diagrams match those in the schematic
diagrams.
2. A comparison between the main parts of PCB and schematic
diagrams is shown below.
Symbol In PCB
Diagrams
BCE
BCE
B
D
Symbol In Schematic
Diagrams
BCEBCE
BCE
DGGSS
BCE
DGS
Part Name
Transistor
Transistor
with resistor
Field effect
transistor
Resistor array
3-terminal
regulator
3. The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary parts for
several destinations.
For further information for respective destinations, be sure to
check with the schematic diagram.
4. View point of PCB diagrams.
Connector
Capacitor
SIDE A
P.C.Board
Chip Part
SIDE B
C
D
E
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1
9
8
LF
R8101
R8103
IC8101
R8105
R8109
R8111
R8113
R8115
R8117
R8119
R8107
R8121
R8127
R8123
R8125
C8201L8201
R8205
R8201
C8203
R8203
R8204
C8204
R8202
C8202
R8206 R8211
L8202
L8211
R8126
R8128
R8122
R8124
R8116
R8120
R8118
R8114
R8112
R8110
R8108
IC8102
R8106
R8102
L8001
L8002
C8003
IC8001
C8002
R8001
R8002
C8113
R8129
R8130
C8114
IC8501
R8501
R8133
R8134
R8104
R8502
C8501
C8901
R8231
R8232
Q8501
Q8502
Q8503
Q8504
Q8505
Q8506
Q8103
Q8104
Q8106
Q8105
Q8102
Q8101
R8503
R8504
C8005
R9001
C8006
C8007
R8505
C8010
C8009
GNDA
GNDA
5
4
1
8
5
4
1
8
VA+9
VREF
VREF
GNDA
VA+9
V+9RF
Ch.1
GNDD
GNDD
VA+9
GND
NC
Ch.SEL
LED2
LED1
GND
LIN
GND
RIN
GNDRF
V+9RF
V+9RF
1
12
TX ASSY
PNE-1B1
GNDRF
GNDRF
RIN
112
112
C8101
C8103C8109
D8101
D8103
C8107
C8105
JA8001
C8205
C8206
D8102
C8108
D8104
C8110
C8106
C8104
C8102
C8115
C8116
D8001
C8004
C8001
S8901
D8504
D8503
D8502
C8111
C8112
D8501
C8008
D8004
CN8201
W163
W165
W147
W167
W134
W162
W133
W197
W161
JA8202
W196
W185
W146
W181
W166
W183
W182
W145
W160
W184
W159
W164
W132
W131
W130
D8002
GNDA
GNDA
PNE-1B1
VA+9
GNDA
V+9RF
Ch.1
GNDD
VREF
LIN
VA+9
VA+9
VREF
GNDD
GND
AWU8120
TX ASSY
Channel
Ch.4Ch.3
Ch.2
Ch.1
GNDRF
GNDRF
RIN
AWU
SIDE ASIDE A
SIDE BSIDE B
AA
TX ASSY
A
TX ASSY
A
H2
J
(ANP7484-B)
(ANP7484-B)
CN8201
CN8201
Q8504
Q8503
Q8502
Q8501
IC8501
IC8101
IC8102
Q8505
Q8506
Q8106
Q8104
Q8103
Q8105 Q8101
Q8102
4.1 TX ASSY
A
B
C
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4.2 MAIN ASSY
SIDE ASIDE A
A
6
F
MAIN ASSY
B
C3512
B
W189
MUTE
R3511
C3501
D3511
D3502
D3501
C3462
C3461
R3513
C3511
C3385
W179
W178
5
GNDA
VREF
W157
W154
W153
C
C22
C21
Q3461
IC21
W187
D3461
IC21
Q3461
W188
PRINTEDSIDE
PRE12V
15
15
+B
D21
V+9RF
W174
SIDEPRINTED
15
1
J3307
C3371
GNDRF
V+9RF
C3372
C3380
C3379
W177
GNDA
W176
W175
VD+9
GNDRF
W151
W150
W173
1
1
CN13
W149
D
PRE12V
W172
W152
VD+9
R+
W156
W136
CN5J3307
VREF
3
3
CN5
R-
W155
GNDP
W143
C3387
C3383C3384
1
1
L+
W142
C3451
D3371
CN3305
R3393
R3394
110
D3301
110
W135
PROTECT
W192
GNDS
W148
PROTECT
STBY
W186
H/L CONT
+B
GNDPRE12
GNDP
W170
W171
W168
E
W203
R103
GNDS
W169
W202
GNDS
L-
W141
CN3502
G
CN3051
V+9RF
W140
VA+9
W139
R-
GNDP
W138
W137
1
12
CN3051
13
13
White
1
4
4
J3401
W122
W121
R-
W120
VREF
W127
Ch.SEL
W126
L-
1
W125
1
1
1
PNE-1B1
12
12
S3401
W124
W123
EXCEPT
/KUC
GNDS
CN3701
W195
W194
W193
AWU
DCFC
1
1
4
4
CN5901
L
GND
R
service
for
AWU8121
W201
W200
1
pin
CN5901
CN3701
J3401
AWU8127
CN5902
E
H3
K
SPEAKER
C
CN13
CN12
1
1
R102
15
15
CN3304
CN3304
CN3302
H
CN3305
CN3303
I
MAIN ASSY
1
15
5
CN3306
CN3306
CN3301
H
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(ANP7484-B)
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1
9
8
41
1
15
1
LF
R3301
R101
R3502
R3501
R3512
R3372
R3385R3386
C3386
R3371
R3997
R3004
R3402
R3401
R3403
R3404
C3401
C3406
C3405
C3402
R3405
R3406
C3403
C3407
C3408
C3404
IC3001
R3003
R3382
C3378
C3374
R3374
R3376
IC3301
R3379R3380
C3376 C3375
R3377R3378
R3381
C3377
C3373
R3375
R3373
R3453
R3454
R3451
R3452
R3455
R3383
R3384
R3456
R3514
R3001
R3002
C3001
R3391
R3392
R3457
R3995
R3996
Q3451
Q3452
Q3462
R3461
R3458
Q3453
Q3511
Q3501
Q3463
R3462
C3396
C3381
R3395
C3382
C26
C25
C3395
C3393
C3394
C3389
C3390
C3391
C3392
C24
C23
R3396
C3701
GNDS
1
2.R-
GNDS
R-
1.R+
5
VA+9
GNDPRE12
9.VDET
7.GNDREG
6.GNDPRE12
5.GNDRF
3.FANGND
4.FAN H
10.GNDSW
2.GNDPRE5
11.PROTECT
+B
+B
GNDP
14.GNDP
15.GNDP
12.+B
13.+B
1.UNPRE5
4.GNDA
1.LIN
2.GNDA
3.RIN
5.STBY
6.MUTE
7.REF5V
8.SENSE
9.PRE12V
10.GNDPRE12
11.H/L CONT
12.GNDP
13.GNDP
14.+B
15.+B
5
41
8
1.UNPRE5V
2.PRE5V
3.SENSE
4.GNDPRE5
5.PRE12V
6.H/L CONT
7.REF5V
8.XPROTECT
9.FANGND
10.+B
3.GNDP
4.L-
5.L+
L-
L+
GNDP
R-
R+
1
3.GNDSW
5
2.P OFF
1.GNDSW
Mode
GNDD
RVOUT
GNDA
LVOUT
GNDA
LVIN
GNDA
RVIN
GNDA
Ch.SEL
VA+9
VREF
12.Ch.SEL
11.AUTO
10.STATUS
9.RF_NODET
8.GND
7.ROUT
6.GND
5.LOUT
4.GND
3.GND
2.V+9RF
1.V+9RF
1.GNDD
2.VD+9
3.AUTO
4.TUNED
L+
L-
GNDP
R+
R-
H/L CONT
STBY
PRE12V
PROTECT
PROTECT
PRE12V
MUTE
GNDA
VREF
GNDRF
V+9RF
VD+9
GNDP
R-
L-
VREF
GNDS
MAIN ASSY
15
V+9RF
10
1
1
8.AC
4
1
1
PNE-1B1
12
GNDS
VREF
VD+9
GNDA
81
916
SIDE BSIDE B
BB
MAIN ASSY
B
CN5J3307
CN3051CN5901
CN3304
CN13
CN3305CN3306
CN3701J3401
(ANP7484-B)
IC3001
IC3301
Q3501
Q3462
Q3453
Q3463
Q3451
Q3452
A
B
C
D
E
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4.3 POWER and PRI ASSYS
SIDE ASIDE A
A
B
CN13
CN12
POWER
C
ASSY
B
CN11
12
115
CN12
1
W118
W117
12
C15
VDET
W119
15
GNDS
AWU8122
AWU
CN11
D16
D14
D15
W110
IC13
D13
D12
C
W101
W108
+B
IC12
C13
W109
W102
POWER ASSY
+B
W103
FAN H
C14
BOND
PNE-1B1
KN11
IC13 IC12
1
D
F
PRI
ASSY
E
B
CN5
6
D11
2
GND
3
4
PNE-1B1
PRI ASSY
SECONDARY
4700/35
AWU8125
PRIMARY
CAUTION
REPLACE WITH SAME TYPE
AND RATINGS OF FUSE.
23
1
C2
4
J6
1
D1
13
L1
C1
INTENSITE
R13
(ANP7484-B)
AWU
CN2
12
1
CN2
ATTENTION
NEUTRAL
1
CN1
REMPLACER PAR LE FUSIBLE
PAR UN MODELE
IDENTIQUE EN
LIVE
H1
CN1
T1
POWER
TRANS.
AC IN
S1
FU1
C3
F
CFCF
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LF
2
NEUTRAL
1
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PRI ASSY
LIVE
PNE-1B1
13
LF
R11
R12
R15
C12
R14
R16
GNDP
GNDP
+B
PROTECT
UNPRE5
GNDPRE5
FANGND
FAN H
GNDRF
GNDPRE12
GNDREG
VDET
GNDSW
+B
1
15
VDET
GNDS
+B
FAN H
+B
GND
POWER ASSY
2
AC
PNE-1B1
1
SIDE BSIDE B
CFCF
PRI
ASSY
F
POWER
ASSY
C
CN12
CN11
CN2
CN1
6
(ANP7484-B)
(ANP7484-B)
A
B
C
D
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4.4 FRONT, LED and RELAY ASSYS
SIDE ASIDE A
A
RELAY ASSY
LED ASSY
E
B
1
14
4
J5902
CN5902
R5907
R5901
R5902
Tuned
D5602
LED ASSY
(ANP7484-B)
Auto
D5601
PNE-1B1
AWU8124
AWU
B
CN3051
CN3502
G
1
pin
12
1
ASSY
RELAY
1
13
CN3503
CN3503CN3054
CN3502
13
13
C
B
CN5901
AWU
1
13
AWU8126
(ANP7484-B)
FRONT ASSY
D
W190W191
VREF
W112
D
AWU
AWU8123
C3055
C3056
W111
VREF
FRONT ASSY
GNDD
W104
MODE
W105
S5901
STEREOSURROUND
E
S5902
Channel
VR3051
PNE-1B1
W113
C3053
VREF
GNDA
W106
(ANP7484-B)
W114
RVIN
Ch.SEL
W115
GNDA
W116
W107
LVIN
CN3054
13
1
13
1
F
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LF
LF
Q5901
Q5902
R5906
R5908
R5905
RELAY
ASSY
4.TUNED
3.AUTO
2.VD+9
1.GNDD
LED ASSY
131
PNE-1B1
PNE-1B1
13
1
LF
C5901
R3051
R3052
IC3051
R3053
R3055
R3054
R3056
C3052
C3051
C3054
R3057
R3059
R3060
C3060
C3057
C3059
C3058
R3061
R3062
C3061C3062
5
4
1
8
1.Mode
2.GNDD
3.RVOUT
4.VREF
5.LVOUT
6.GNDA
7.LVIN
8.GNDA
9.RVIN
10.GNDA
11.Ch.SEL
12.VA+9
13.VREF
FRONT ASSY
13
1
PNE-1B1
GNDD
MODE
VREF
VREF
VREF
GNDA
RVIN
GNDA
LVIN
Ch.SEL
SIDE BSIDE B
DEGDEG
CN3502
CN5902
LED ASSY
E
RELAY ASSY
G
FRONT ASSY
D
CN3503
CN3054
(ANP7484-B)
(ANP7484-B)
(ANP7484-B)
IC3051
Q5901Q5902
A
B
C
D
E
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4.5 AMP and REGULATOR ASSYS
SIDE ASIDE A
A
CN3305
DC FAN MOTOR
CN3651
B
CN3303
REGULATOR
I
ASSY
RED
CN3651
B
Q54
Q53IC51
C
Q81
Q3651
1
1
+
-
Q54
PNE-1B1
W102
Q81
PRINTED SIDE
BLACK
PRE5V
W104
W103
W101
GSD
IRF9530
C3654
W116
PRE5V
C52
SENS5V
W106
W105
1
1
PRE5V
SENSE5
UPRE5V
W120
GNDPRE5
W119
B
Q51
GNDPRE5
C51
EC
W117
UPRE5V
W118
Q53
ANP7460-A
PRE12V
H/L CONT
W121
REF5V
IC51
W107
REF5V
XPROTECT
W122
H/L CONT
10
10
FAN GND
C55
+B
Production code
CN3303
C3651
W109
+B
W108
W123
GND FAN
FAN+
C3656
AXQ7241-A
AWU7969
W124
FAN+
W125
GND FAN
C3652
W110
Q3651
(ANP7460-A)
CN3304
B
CN3306
B
D
Q62
1
GNDA
LIN
E
GNDA
IC3301
IC3301
F
CN3302
15
15
CN3302
RIN
MUTE
STBY
GNDA
REF5V
SENSE12
PRE12V
GNDPRE12
C3301
C3302
W134
C3305
PRE12V
MUTE
W126
W127
GNDA
W111
GNDP
W112
R-OUT
GNDP
R+OUT
VP1GNDA
RIN
RIN
W128
113
113
PRINTED SIDE
L-OUT
GNDP
GNDP
GNDP
H/L CONT
C61
W131
W130
W129
W114
W113
W115
MODE
VP
L+OUT
+B
W135
VP
DIAOUT
LIN
+B
C3310
FC
S
GNDP
W132
R+OUT
R-OUT
L-OUT
L+OUT
VP
W133
GNDP
IRF9540A
PRINTED SIDE
GD
Q62
C3306
GNDP
PNE-1B1
CN3301
15115
15
CN3301
R-OUT
R+OUT
W136
C3307
W141
W140
W139
W138
W137
AWU7968
AWM7685-A
GNDP
L-OUT
L+OUT
H
(ANP7460-A)
HIHI
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110
1
5
1
15
C53
R3320
R3319
R58
C3351
C3357
R3318
C3358
C3356
R3310
C3353
C62
R76
C3352
R3353
R3317
C71
C3354
C3355
R93
R59
R3651
R3354
R54
R3352 R3351
R3308
R55
Q3656
C3359
C3311
R45
D3660
C3361
D3659
R3674
C3362
R3673
R3676
R3675
R75
R3672
C3360
C3309
C3303
C65
C3308
D3658
D71
C3304
R3671
R3652
D72
R3678
R41
R3653
D3651
R44
R3304
R51
R74
D74
R3656
R3655
R3303
R3668
R57
R3664
R82
R81
D81
R3654
D91
D73
R3659
R3667
R49
Q3652
R3301
C3655
R67
R3665
R3311
R3670
R3312
R3660
Q71
R3302
R3313
D3304
R3305
R43
D3664
R3306
R3669
R3309
R3307
Q3654
R3314
C3653
D3655
C63
D3654
R52
R3658
Q63
C54
Q3653
Q3655
R61
R3681
R66
D3653
D3652
R68
R3666
R92
R3679
R72
R78
R91
R42
C64
R48
D3665
R65
C56
Q3305
D75
R47
R77
Q3303
R3662
R71
R3661
R46
R73
R56
R84
R83
R3663
D77
R3677
R3657
D3656
D3657
R3680
Q3304
Q3301
Q3302
OG
REF5V
L-OUT
VP
RIN
S
Q81(Q52)
GNDA
MUTE
LIN
STBY
C52
Q54
Q53
C51
IC51
C55
C3651
C3656
C3652
C3654
GNDP
E
AWU7968
Q51
13
10
5
1
SENS5V
10
13
LIN
DIAOUT
5
GNDA
R-OUT
GNDP
MODE
H/L CONT
SENSE
L+OUT
R-OUT
+
5
XPROTECT
H/LCONT
FAN GND
+B
REF5V
GNDP
PRE12V
GNDPRE5
SENSE5
PRE5V
SD
GP
+B
R-OUT
GP
L
L-OUT
L+OUT
AWU7969
AWM7685-A
C B
UPRE5V
G
D
R
C3301
I
C3302
C3305
C61
C3310
C3306
C3307
VP
-
GNDA
L-OUT
+B
L+OUT
P12
R+OUT
UPRE5V
GNDPRE5
R+OUT
G12
H/L CONT
REF5V
+B
12
MUTE
FAN+
G FAN
FAN+
PRE5V
PRE5V
RIN
GNDP
G FAN
PNE-1B1
PNE-1B1
G
R+OUT
GNDA
VP
SIDE BSIDE B
HIHI
REGULATOR
ASSY
I
AMP
ASSY
H
CN3303
CN3302
(ANP7460-A)
(ANP7460-A)
CN3301
CN3651
Q3654
Q3655
Q3653
Q3304
Q3656
Q3303
Q3301
Q3302
Q3305
Q63
Q3652
Q51
IC51
Q81
Q53 Q54
Q71
A
B
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4.6 TX MODULE
SIDE ASIDE A
A
CN8201
A
H2
J
TX MODULE
B
C
D
E
U6
F
U3U21
U22
U9
U1U5U7
JJ
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SIDE BSIDE B
JJ
TX MODULE
J
H2
U2
A
B
C
D
E
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4.7 RX MODULE
SIDE ASIDE A
A
K
RX MODULE
B
C
D
E
H3
U20
F
U4U12U19U17
U18U11U2U28U24
KK
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SIDE BSIDE B
KK
RX MODULE
K
CN3701
B
H3
U16
A
B
C
D
E
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5. PCB PARTS LIST
A
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.
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 Ω
47k Ω
0.5 Ω
1 Ω
56 x 10
47 x 10
R50
1R0
Ex.2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film resistors).
The ID number for an individual product is stored in the EEPROMs (U7 for the TX module, U11 for the RX module) of each
A
module (TX module: AXF7006, RX module: AXF7008). It should be noted that wireless communications cannot be performed
unless these ID numbers are identical.
1. Replacement of the TX or RX module
Upon replacement of the TX (AXF7006) or RX (AXF7008) module, remove the EEPROM from the original module and mount
it on the new one.
2. Replacement of the EEPROMs (U7 and U11)
Using service part AXX7169 (a kit containing two EEPROMs with identical ID numbers stored in them,) replace both
EEPROMs when either needs to be replaced.
Note : The AXX7169 is a service part containing two EEPROMs, both of which must be replaced when either needs to be
B
replaced.
7.1.3 DIAGNOSIS OF THE AMPLIFIER SECTION
You can diagnose the amplifier section even if the transmitter section is not available. Input audio signals to the Jumper Wire
for service use indicated below. At that time remove the RX MODULE.
C
1
1
4
4
CN5901
pin1
MAIN ASSY
B
Jumper Wire for service for signal input
SIDE A
1
3
1
D
3
CN5
V+9RF
VREF
W127
1
1
12
1
1
CN3701
CN3051
W140
L-
L+
R-
R+
GNDP
W139
VA+9
Ch.SEL
PNE-1B1
E
W126
W156
W155
W143
W142
W141
13
13
W195
W194
W193
12
12
L
GND
R
service
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UNREG
PRE+5
V+B (UNREG PRE12)
To
XPROTECT
H/L CONT
PRE12
PRE12
Q71
R74
47K
R74
4.7K
470K
10K
R73
100
1µ
D72
PRE5
R78
4.7K
D74
390
390
390
R3654
4.7K
R3655
22
R3656
220
R3661
33K
R3667
10K
47K
Q3653
R3679
680
R3652
680
R3670
33
R3665
33
R3659
33
R3666
33
390
390
47K
22K
10K
10
22K
R76
4.7K
D71
D75
D73
Q3651
Q3654
2SC2412K
Q3655
DTC114TK
D3664
D77
D3657
R75
R3681
R3664
R3663
R3657
R3651
D3651
D3652
D3653
D3654
D3656
D3665
Q3652
1/50
1/50
100/10
FAN
C3656
47/35
10/50
PROTECT Operation Description
This circuit has following five items that performs the Short
detection.
1 PRE5
2 PRE12
3 FAN +B (for Hi rotation)
4 FAN short
5 FAN open
About 1 to 3
When the voltages of 1 to 3 fell in the voltage (less than
about 3.2V) that Q71 turned ON, and turn Q3654 ON via
R73 and D75.
→ XPROTECT becomes low.
About FAN short or open detection
At normal state:
The voltage appears in Q3655 base by current that flows
to the FAN, and so Q3655 is always ON.
Q3654 cannot turn ON so that the voltage appears only with
Vce(sat) of Q3655 in D3665 anode.
In addition, Q3654 cannot turn ON so that the voltage (Vb ×
1/4.3=lesst than 0.8V) that divided the base voltage of
Q3655 with 33k and 10k is the voltage of D3664 anode.
Therefore, Q3654 maintains the OFF state.
In the short or open state:
The voltage appears at D3664 anode in the short state
and appears at D3665 anode in the open state.
Q3654 turns ON and XPROTECT becomes low (Active).
G
RELAY ASSY
(AWU8126)
7.1.4 PROTECTION CIRCUIT
A
B
C
D
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DC Detection Circuit for SP Terminal
A
R3411
L+
R–
L–
R+
B
This circuit is to protect the speaker from overheating if the Amplifier Power IC(IC3301) malfunctions.
4.7k
R3454
4.7k
R3453
4.7k
R3452
4.7k
MAIN ASSY
B
R3455
4.7k
B
C3451
100/10
2SA1576
R3457
10k
Q3452
DC PROTECT
Q3451
2SA1576
R3456
10k
A
[ When L+ position becomes 0V ]
As the Amplifier Power IC is single power supply, the bias voltage for SP terminal is always about 8V. Therefore the voltage of point A
is 5.1V, point B is 6.9V, and then Q3451 becomes ON. Then the voltage of DC PROTECT becomes 7V.
Operation of the Protection Circuit
MAIN ASSY
B
PRI ASSY
F
S1
Solenoid
DTA124EUA
15k
C3462
100/6.3
+B
Q3463
Q3453
2SC4081
MTZJ13B
2SD2012
R3461
820
D3461
Q3461
R3462
1
C3461
10/50
C
Q3462
DTA124EUA
V+5
AMP PROTECT
Abnormal "L"
R3458
DC DETECT
Abnormal "H"
SP PROTECT
Abnormal "H"
D
When the base of Q3453 becomes "H", Q3453, Q3463 and Q3461 becomes ON, and 12V falls on the S1 solenoid.
Therefore the Power Switch S1 will turn OFF.
E
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Note: For performing the diagnosis shown below, the following jig cable for service is required:
• GGD1335
1
Remove the grille assy by removing the four screws.
Grille Assy
2
Remove the two screws.
Grille Assy and Front Panel
1
3
Remove the two screws.
4
Remove the one connector.
5
• Rear View
• Bottom View
1111
22
3
5
3
4
RELAY Assy
Front Panel
CN3502
Remove these hooks when
removing the front panel.
Removing the hooks of the bottom plate,
remove the front panel.
7.1.5 DISASSEMBLY
A
B
C
D
E
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Chassis Section and Antenna
Remove the grille assy and the front panel.
1
A
(See Step ¥.)
Remove the five screws.
2
222
B
• Rear View
2
C
2
Remove the antenna by removing the antenna cover.
7
7-1
Push up the hook section.
7-2
Push out the antenna cover toward the rear side.
Hook Section
7-1
7-2
• Bottom View
D
E
Remove the three screws.
3
Remove the speaker cable from top barrier.
4
Remove the speaker connector.
5
Pull out the chassis section.
6
Speaker Cable
Top Barrier
4
Speaker Connector
5
3
3
3
6
Antenna
7
Antenna Cover
Chassis Section
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1
Remove the grille assy and the front panel.
(See Step ¥.)
2
Remove the chassis section and the antenna.
(See Step ø.)
3
Remove the one connector.
4
Remove the two push rivets.
5
Remove the top barrier.
Top Barrier
MAIN Assy
RX Module
RX Module
6
Remove the two screws.
7
Remove the RX module by removing the one connector.
RX Module
3
CN5901
4
4
3
H3
7
5
6
6
A
B
C
D
E
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AMP Module L-2CH
Remove the grille assy and the front panel.
1
A
(See Step ¥.)
Remove the chassis section and the antenna.
2
(See Step ø.)
Remove the two screws.
3
Chassis Section
3
Remove the one push rivet.
4
Remove the one screw.
5
Put off the PCB angle for a while.
6
After removing POWER ASSY by removiing two screws,
7
remove the AMP Module L-2CH by removing the three
connectors.
B
7
7
7
7
5
7
7
4
Front Barrier
C
8
D
3
Connect the jig cable (GGD1335).
• Rear View
AMP Module L-2CH
6
PCB Angle
Able to input signals using the jumper wire
for service. At that time remove the RX MOD
ULE. (Refer to 7.1.3 DIAGNOSIS FOR AMP
SECTION)
3 CLKIN System Input 24.576MHz crystal pad input
4 TESTN TEST Input Test Mode Select
5 CLKOUT System Output 24.576MHz crystal pad output
6 VOLUP System Input Push button Digital Volume Up pin
7 VOLDOWN System Input Push button Digital Volume Down
B
8 CHANNELSEL System Input Push button Channel Select pin
pin
9 AUDIOMODE1 System Input Audio Mode 1
10 DISABLET X System Input Disable RFOUT
11 RESETN System Input Master reset – Active Low
12Ground NA Ground
GND
13 AUDIOMODE2 System Input Audio Mode 2
14 ERRORIN System Input Audio Error signal – Active High
(default)
15 READYI/ERRORI System Output Configurable READYN or ERRORN
signal
C
16 AUDIOSTATUS System Output Audio Status Indicate,
0 => Low level audio or no audio
Tri-State => Audio present
Open Drain Output
17 RBKEY1 BackLink Output Received Back Key 1
18 READY System Output Chip ready status signal (active
high) – Open Drain
19 CAL System Output ADC Calibration Signal
20 RBKEY2 BackLink Output Received Back Key 2
21 RESERVED NA NA Reserved Pin
22 RAMADDRESS[3] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 3
D
23Ground NA Ground
24 RAMADDRESS[4] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 4
Active Low
29 RAMADDRESS[8] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 8
30 RAMADDRESS[9] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 9
31 RAMOEN SRAM Output External SRAM Output Enable –
Active Low
E
32 RAMADDRESS[11] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 11
33Power NA 3.3 V
VCC
34 RAMADDRESS[2] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 2
35 RAMADDRESS[1] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 1
36 RAMADDRESS[0] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 0
37 RAMDATA[0] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 0
38 RAMDATA[1] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 1
39 RAMDATA[2] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 2
40 RAMDATA[3] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 3
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Pin Function (2/3)
41 RAMDATA[4] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 4
42GND
GND
GND
EDI
ECS
EDO
PLDA
PLDB
PLDC
PLDD
PLDO1
PLDO2
ESK
Ground NA Ground
43 RAMDATA[5] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 5
44 RAMDATA[6] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 6
45 RAMDATA[7] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 7
46 RAMCSN SRAM Output External SRAM Chip Select –
Active Low
47 RAMADDRESS[10] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 10
48
TVKEY4
TVKEY3
Forward
Link
Input Input Forward Virtual Key 4
49 RESERVED NA NA Reserved Pin
50Forward
Link
Input Input Forward Virtual Key 3
51 RFOUT Front-End Output RF Digital Output to RF Front End
Module
52Ground NA Ground
53 CHANNEL1 Front-End Output Channel Control Bit 1
54 CHANNEL2 Front-End Output Channel Control Bit 2
55 CHANNEL3 Front-End Output Channel Control Bit 3
56 CHANNEL4 Front-End Output Channel Control Bit 4
57 RESERVED NA NA Reserved Pin
58 BACKRFIN BackLink Input Back RF Digital Data In
59 Serial
EEPROM
Output Serial Clock Input to Serial
EEPROM
60 Serial
EEPROM
Output Serial Data Input to Serial EEPROM
61Serial
EEPROM
Output Chip Select to Serial EEPROM
(active low)
62 SRCDATAIN SRC Input SRC DATAOUT to FS2103
63Ground NA Ground
64 Serial
3 CLKIN System Input 24.576MHz crystal pad input
4 TESTN TEST Input Test Mode Select
5 CLKOUT System Output 24.576MHz crystal pad output
6 VOLUP System Input Push button Digital Volume Up pin
7 VOLDOWN System Input Push button Digital Volume Down
pin
B
8 CHANNELSCAN System Input Push button Channel AutoScan pin
9 LRSEL System Input Left Right Audio Channel Select
10 EMODE System Input Extended Mute Mode Select,
0 => Non extended muting
1 => Extended Muting
11 RESETN System Input Master reset – Active Low
12Ground NA Ground
GND
13 RFSCANMODE System Output RF Scan Mode Status Output
14 ERROROUT System Output System Error signal Output
15 READYI/ERRORI System Output Configurable READYN or ERRORN
signal
C
16 AUDIOSTATUS System Output Audio Status Indicate,
0 => Low level audio or no audio
Tri-State => Audio present
Open Drain Output
17RVKEY1
Forward
Output Received Forward Virtual Key 1
Link
18 READY System Output Chip ready status signal (active
high) – Open Drain
19 PCLKOUT System Output Programmable Clock Output
20Forward
RVKEY2
Output Received Forward Virtual Key 2
Link
D
21 RFNODETECT System Output RF Status Indicate
22 RAMADDRESS[3] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 3
23Ground NA Ground
Active Low
32 RAMADDRESS[11] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 11
33Power NA 3.3 V
VCC
34 RAMADDRESS[2] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 2
35 RAMADDRESS[1] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 1
36 RAMADDRESS[0] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 0
37 RAMDATA[0] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 0
38 RAMDATA[1] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 1
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39 RAMDATA[2] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 2
40 RAMDATA[3] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 3
41 RAMDATA[4] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 4
42GND
GND
GND
VCC
LRN
ESK
EDI
EDO
ECS
Ground NA Ground
43 RAMDATA[5] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 5
44 RAMDATA[6] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 6
45 RAMDATA[7] SRAM Bidirectional External SRAM Data Bit 7
46 RAMCSN SRAM Output External SRAM Chip Select –
Active Low
47 RAMADDRESS[10] SRAM Output External SRAM Address Bit 10
48RVKEY4
RVKEY3
Forward
Link
Output Received Forward Virtual Key 4
49 RFIN Front-End Input RF Front End Digital Output
50Forward
Link
Output Received Forward Virtual Key 3
51 BRFOUT BackLink Output Back RF Digital Out
52Ground NA Ground
53 CHANNEL1 Front-End Output Channel Control Bit 1
54 CHANNEL2 Front-End Output Channel Control Bit 2
55 CHANNEL3 Front-End Output Channel Control Bit 3
56 CHANNEL4 Front-End Output Channel Control Bit 4
57 ANTENNA Front-End Output Antenna Switch Logic
58 ANTENNAI Front-End Output Antenna Switch Logic Inverted
59Serial
EEPROM
65 VCXO1 DAC Output VCXO Control Bit 1
66 VCXO2 DAC Output VCXO Control Bit 2
67 VCXO3 DAC Output VCXO Control Bit 3
68 VCXO4 DAC Output VCXO Control Bit 4
69 VCXO5 DAC Output VCXO Control Bit 5
70 VCXO6 DAC Output VCXO Control Bit 6
71 VCXO7 DAC Output VCXO Control Bit 7
72 VCXO8 DAC Output VCXO Control Bit 8
73 Power NA 3.3 V
74 EEPROM System Input Indicate the usage of an external
Lights when the signal from the transmitter is
properly received.
3 AUTO indicator
Lights when AUTO mode is selected.
4 POWER button
Press to switch the unit on or off.
5 WIRELESS MODE switch
Selects between SURROUND or STEREO.
VOLUME
MINM AX
6 CHANNEL button
The default setting is AUTO . If you experience
poor reception due to your listening environment,
you can improve the reception of the receiver
by switching to MANUAL and selecting an
appropriate frequency using the CHANNEL
button on the transmitter. Press and hold for
more than 5 seconds to switch between
AUTO and MANUAL.
7 VOLUME knob
Turn to adjust the speaker volume when the
WIRELESS MODE is set to STEREO.
8 Power cord
Connect to an AC outlet.
9 CHANNEL indicators
D
Lights to indicate the selected channel.
10 CHANNEL button
• Make sure to stop/turn off the source and
switch off the wireless speaker when
switching speaker systems. The wireless
Press to select a frequency channel. The
frequency channel changes sequentially
each time the button is pressed:
speaker will output the source at very loud
volumes if the wireless speaker is set to
CH 1CH 2CH 3CH 4
SURROUND and the main unit is set to
W.Stereo. In this case, the volume
control has no effect, so please follow
these precautions.
11 Antenna
Transmits signals to the XW-HTD630 wireless
speaker.
E
• The VOLUME knob has no effect when
WIRELESS MODEis set to SURROUND.
• When you select AUTO , the channel
will automatically be set to the same one
selected on the transmitter.
• Even when not in use, the fan in the
wireless speaker will continue to operate.
Switching off the wireless speaker when
not in use will increase product life.
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