Front left, Front right, Centre, Surround left and Surround right
speakers (SX-TS760S, magnetic shield)
Unit used:
8 cm cone type, full range
Maximum power handling capacity:
50 W (peak)
Nominal impedance:
8 Ω
Dimensions:
125(W) x 105(H) x 112(D) mm
Weight:
0.72 kg/speaker
Subwoofer (SX-TS760W)
Unit used:
13 cm cone type
Maximum power handling capacity:
80 W (peak)
Nominal impedance:
4 Ω
Dimensions:
160(W) x 395(H) x 305(D) mm
Weight:
4.6 kg
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Because its products are subject to continuous improvement, SANYO
reserves the right to modify product designs and specifications without
notice and without incurring any obligation.
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DVD MECHANISM REPLACEMENT
1. Cautionary instructions in handling the assy
(Safety instructions)
Optical pickup
The laser beam used in the pickup is classified as "class 2".
Exposing your eyes or skin to the beam is harmful. Take care
not to do so.
(Caution against static electricity and leakage voltage)
Ground securely the work tables, tools, fixtures, soldering irons
(including those made of ceramic) and measuring instruments
used in the production lines and inspection departments that
handle loaders. The workers shall also be grounded.
(Cautionary instructions in handling)
Do not touch the object lens when handling a loader, or the lens
will be stained, resulting in inadequate playability.
There is no power supply protection circuit provided for this
product or adjustment/inspection device. Short-circuiting may
lead to fire or damage.
Take care so as to protect from exposure to water, the entry of
metallic pieces or dew condensation.
In particular, a strong magnet adjacent to the pickup will not only
get inoperative but can damage the pickup if a small metallic
piece, such as a screw or swarm, enters.
The loader edge can cause injury if inadvertently handled.
Do not touch a rotating disk, or injury may result.
This product is a precision device. Handle carefully.
A shock or dropping will cause misalignment or destruction. If it
should occur, refer to clause 2.
This product is so designed as to endure an initial shock
equivalent to a drop from a height of approx. 90 cm under the
packed condition.
After the initial shock, the resistivity will still remain at a level of
50 to 60 G, but the mechanical robustness will weaken.
Do not place in a dusty location.
The entry and deposition of dirt into or on the pickup lens or
moving section will cause malfunction or degradation.
(Connectors)
Do not connect or disconnect while power is on.
Connecting or disconnecting signal wires or the main power cord
when the power is on may destruct the unit or fixture.
When connecting, push all the way in securely.
An insufficient insertion may cause a bad contact, leading to an
erroneous operation.
Do not connect or disconnect roughly by an excessively strong
force, or a broken wire or bad contact may result.
Semiconductors are connected. Do not touch connector terminals
directly.
If the worker is grounded, there is nothing to worry about static
electricity, but the rust on the connector terminal surface caused
by the touch may result in bad contact.
(Caution)
Before disconnecting FFC
cable, make it "SHORT" as
shown left.
After connecting FFC
cable,make it "OPEN" as
shownleft.
(OPEN)(SHORT)
(Power source)
The power source need be good in quality (free from instantaneous
interruptions or noises).
A low quality power source may well cause malfunction.
(Storage)
Do not place or store in a dusty place or a place where dew
condensation is possible.
The entry and deposition of dirt or dust into or on the pickup lens or
moving section will cause malfunction or degradation.
Also, dew condensation causes rust; the rust penetrate into the
precision part of a pickup, causing malfunction, or degrading the
optical quality of the internal lens and reflector, which also leads to
malfunction.
LASER BEAM SAFETY PRECAUTION
• Pick-up that emits a laser beam is used in this CD player section.
CAUTION :
USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS
OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES
OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN
MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION
EXPOSURE
LASER OUTPUT.......... 0.6 mW Max. (CW)
WAVELENGTH ............. 790 nm
RESET
Short
It is reset by short.
CAUTION – INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND
INTERLOCKS DEFEATED. AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
ADVARSEL – USYNLIG LASER STRÅLING VED ÅBNING, NÅR
SIKKERHEDSAFBRYDERE ER UDE AF FUNKTION, UNDGÅ UDS ÆTTELSE
FOR STRÅLING.
VARNING – OSYNLIG LASER STRÅLNING NÄR DENNA DEL ÄR ÖPPNAD
OCH SPÄRR ÄR URKOPPLAD. STRÅLEN ÄR FARLIG.
VORSICHT – UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG TRITT AUS, WENN
DECKEL GEÖFFNET UND WENN SICHERHEITSVERRIEGELUNG
ÜBERBRÜCKT IST. NICHT, DEM STRAHL AUSSETZEN.
VARO – AVATTAESSA JA SUOJALUKITUS OHITETTAESSA OLET ALTTIINA
NÄKYMÄTTÖMÄLLE LASERSÄTEILYLLE. ÄLÄ KATSO SÄTEESEEN.
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MECHANISM REPLACEMENT
1. How to Remove DVD Mechanism
First, it is necessary to remove Escutcheon.
1
2
Escutcheon
1
2. How to remove the tray.
Side of DVD mechanism
Front
3
Cylindrical thing
Rear
How to remove Escutcheon.
1
An eject button is pushed and a tray is taken out.
Please remove Escutcheon, as shown in the left figure 2 .
When an eject button 1 does not function. Above figure
Please insert a cylindrical thing with a diameter of 3mm or less
in the hole 3 in the side of a DVD mechanism.
A tray is pushed out.
1
1
2
Rotate the 1 gear.
Move forward the 2 tray.
3. How to insert the tray.
1
2
1
Move both the right and left 1 tray pins to the ends.
Remove the 2 tray.
4. How to install the motor.
2
SHASSIS
HOLE
1
1
2
3
ROUND
HOLE
MOTOR
MECHA
P. W. B
PULLEY
TRIANGLE
MARK
Move the 1 slide to the left end.
Insert the 2 tray.
4
4
SOLDERING
5
1 Adjust the motor terminal to boss in the chassis.
2 Adjust the round hole of the motor to the triangle mark of
P.W.B,and solder it.
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MECHANISM REPLACEMENT
5. Base mechanism mounting parts.
A
G-FLOIL GREASE SY-31S
G-FLOIL GREASE MEN-223R
or
G-FLOIL GREASE SY-31S
G-FLOIL GREASE MEN-223R
A
A
: Clean the groove by alcohol well.
or
G-FLOIL GREASE SY-31S
G-FLOIL GREASE MEN-223R
or
Apply screw lock
G-FLOIL GREASE SY-31S
G-FLOIL GREASE MEN-223R
or
6. Base mechanism parts.
G-FLOIL GREASE SY-31S
or
G-FLOIL GREASE MEN-223R
G-FLOIL GREASE SY-31S
or
G-FLOIL GREASE MEN-223R
Do not remove the pick-up from base mechanism because of
adjustment difficulty.
7. Tray parts.
G-SANKOL CFD-409Z
or
G-HANARL SF-106B
G-SANKOL CFD-409Z
or
G-HANARL SF-106B
G-SANKOL CFD-409Z
or
G-HANARL SF-106B
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Page 6
TROUBLE SHOOTING
VIDEO COMPOSITE OUT ; OK
TUNER OUTPUT ; OK
VIDEO 1,2 OUTPUT ; OK
DVD/CD OUTPUT ; NG
LOADER CHANGE
OK?
N
3.3V,DAC5V
CONFIRM
CN870 Pin1,15,18
Y
IC870 Pin17,19,21,23,25,27
CONFIRM
Y
IC800 AMCLK,ALRCLK,
AOUT0~2,ML,MC,MD1 CONFIRM
Pin2~7,12~14,47
N
Y
N
N
Y
LOADER CHANGE
DAC5V LINE CONFIRM
3.3V LINE CONFIRM
IC412 PERIPHERAL CIRCUIT
CONFIRM (IC411,IC410 etc)
DAC IC870 PERIPHFRAL CONFIRM
DAC IC870 NG
MUTE CIRCUIT
Q8880 PERIPHERAL CIRCUIT
DAC IC870 NG
CONFIRM
IC820 Pin
FLOATING CONFIRM
IC820 NG
TUNER OUTPUT ; L,R OK / C,SL,SR,SW NG
VIDEO 1,2 OUTPUT ; L,R OK / C,SL,SR,SW NG
DVD/CD OUTPUT ; L,R OK / C,SL,SR,SW NG
C,SL,SR,SW PERIPHERAL CONFIRM
(IC451,471,472,482,483,452,450,491
PERIPHERAL CONFIRM)
TUNER OUTPUT ; NG
VIDEO 1,2 OUTPUT ; OK
DVD/CD OUTPUT ; OK
IC460,451 CONFIRM
TUNER OUTPUT ; L,R OK / C,SL,SR,SW NG
VIDEO 1,2 OUTPUT ; L,R OK / C,SL,SR,SW NG
DVD/CD OUTPUT ; L,R OK / C,SL,SR,SW OK
Q SURROUND , Volume CONFIRM
(IC452,451 PERIPHERAL CONFIRM)
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Page 7
TROUBLE SHOOTING
AC CORD PLUG
IC430,IC601 +5V POWER ONLY
IC430 RESET
X4300 CLOCK
IC430 ACTIVE
IC601 COMMUNICATION
POWER SUPPLY ; STANDBY mode
IC430 ACTIVE / P-CON ; LOW
±12V,±7V,DVD-POWER ; OFF / FIL,-30V ; ON
POWER KEY PRESS
DVD FUNCTION
P-COM ; HIGH
DVD-POWER ; HIGH
IC430 STANDBY DATA WAIT
±12V,±7V ; ON
IC451,IC452 COMMUNICATION
IC430
X4300
IC451
IC601
IC870
IC801
IC410
IC411
NG
FM,AM,VIDEO1,VIDEO2 (VIDEO,TV)
NG
IC430 VDD,RESET,OSC CONFIRM
IC430 COMMUNICATION CONFIRM
P-CON,FIL,-30V CONFIRM
POWER KEY CONFIRM
IC601 COMMUNICATION CONFIRM
PROTECT CIRCUIT CONFIRM
IC462,IC472,IC482,IC483 CONFIRM
P-CON
±12V,±7V,P-CON CONFIRM
DVD-POWER CONFIRM (IC410,IC411 etc)
SYSCON
SYS-CLK
FUNCTION
&
VOLUME
VFD-DRV
6CH-DAC
EEPROM
REG.
REG.
IC241
DS601
IC800
IC818
IC821
IC822
TU-PLL
IR
DVD-MPU
&
MPEG
FLASH
SDROM
SDRAM
P-COM ; HIGH /
DVD-POWER ; LOW
IC430 STANDBY DATA WAIT
±12V,±7V ; ON
IC451,IC452 COMMUNICATION
NG
IC451,IC452,IC241 COMMUNICATION
POWER KEY CONFIRM
IC601 COMMUNICATION CONFIRM
PROTECT CIRCUIT CONFIRM
IC462,IC472,IC482,IC483 CONFIRM
±12V,±7V,P-CON CONFIRM
COMMUNICATION LINE CONFIRM
REMOCON NG IC430 & DS601 PERIPHERAL CONFIRM
REMOCON OK IC430 PERIPHERAL CONFIRM
*1
IC601 & IC430 PERIPHERAL CONFIRM
-30V FILAMENT VOLTAGE CONFIRM
COMMUNICATION LINE CONFIRM
IC800,IC818,IC822 BUS-LINE CONFIRM
LOADER CONFIRM
COMMUNICATION LINE CONFIRM (FFC)
IC430 VFD DATA SEND
IC601 VFD DATA RCVD
VFD INDICATE "VIDEO1" or "VIDEO2"
IC430 VFD DATA SEND
NG
*1*1
IC601 VFD DATA RCVD
VFD INDICATE "FM" or "AM"____k(M)Hz
NG
IVFD INDICATE
"NO DISC"
VFD INDICATE
"READING"
PLAYBACK MODE
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Page 8
TROUBLE SHOOTING
NO COLOR or ABNORMAL
X8230
27MHz
OK?
Y
IC800
VIDEO OUTPUT
NORMAL OK?
N
IC800 NG
FLOATING CONFIRM
IC800 NG
TUNER OUTPUT ; NG
VIDEO 1,2 OUTPUT ; OK
DVD/CD OUTPUT ; OK
CN241 Pin10,11
5.6V,12V OK?
N
Y
N
CRYSTAL RESONATOR
CHANGE
IC800 OUTPUT LINE CONFIRM
Pin 169~173 PERIPHERAL
CONFIRM
LPF CONFIRM
IC402,IC401 PERIPHERAL
CONFIRM
Y
IC211,IC231,IC241,(IC251)
PERIPHERAL CONFIRM
N
IC460,IC451 PERIPHERAL CONFIRM
NO PICTURE
AUDIO OK
IC800
VIDEO OUTPUT
NORMAL OK?
N
LOADER CHANGE
OK?
N
Y
Y
IC211,231,IC241(IC251) NG
IC800 OUTPUT LINE CONFIRM
Pin169~173
CONFIRM
LPF CONFIRM
LOADER CHANGE
N
IC800 Pin
FLOATING CONFIRM
IC800 NG
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SERVICE MODE
A. Market / Region SETUP
In the initial condition for this model, Market and Region
information are undefined.
In the following cases, be sure to set up Market/Region.
1. When updating the system using CD-R
(Part code : 0PRADF9655--AA).
2. When replacing a DVD substrate.
While Market/Region information are undefined, the message
"Region Undefined" is displayed on the screen.
NOTE: Even if the condition is not under 1 or 2 above, if the
message "Region Undefined" is displayed, be sure to set up
Market/Region.
B. How to enter Service Mode.
You can enter Service Mode in any one of the following ways (1 to 3).
1. Pushing the covered key located beneath Book Mark key on RB 1500 or REM-S1500.
2. Simultaneously pushing both Shift key and ON SCREEN key on
REM-TS760MT(US),RB-TS760MT(CA) or RB-TS760ST(UK,XE).
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Page 10
SERVICE MODE
C. Setup Procedures
1. Displaying SERVICE MODE screen
Display Service Mode screen following the instructions "How to
enter Service Mode" above.
2. Displaying Internal Setup screen
Push NEXT button within three seconds after operating the
Service Mode display.
On the Internal Setup screen shown on the right, set up Market
and Region.
Region
BackendVersion
LoaderVersion
0
Market
S21225A1
55 50 05
Internal Setup
Markett WM
00
Region 1
WM
Value
ModelMarketRegion
DC-760/UKUK2
DC-760/XEXE2
Market/Region setup table.
3. Setting Market code
3.1. While a highlighted indicator is displayed on the right side
of the Market denotation, push ENT button on the remote
controller.
With each push the indicator will advance as shown
below.
3.2. Specify the code of the model in accordance with the
Market/Region Setup Table above.
3.3 Once the desired code is displayed, push p button to
move the highlighted indicator to the Region input area.
00-WM
01-SFC
S18
05-SS 06-PA
02-UK
07-AU 08-CN
Internal Setup
Markett WM
00
Region 1
00-WM
01-SFC
S18
05-SS 06-PA
02-UK
07-AU 08-CN
03-XE
03-XE
Exit
09-JP
Exit
09-JP
04-
04-
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(Reference figure)
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SERVICE MODE
4. Setting REGION code
4.1 While a highlighted indicator is displayed on the right side
of the Region denotation, push ENT button on the remote
controller. With each push the indicator will advance as
shown below.
1 -> 2 -> 3 -> 4 -> 5 -> 6
Internal Setup
Market
Region
00
1
1
Exit
4.2 Specify the number of the model in accordance with the
Market/Region Setup Table above.
4.3 Once the desired number is displayed, push p button to
move the highlighted indicator to Exit area.
5. Saving settings
5.1 Make sure that the Market and Region settings are properly
set.
(If any of the settings are incorrect, you can make a change
by moving the indicator using p button, and following
procedures 3 and 4 above. )
5.2 After ensuring that the settings are all correct, push ENT
button while the indicator is on Exit area. The settings are
now saved.
00-WM
01-SFC
02-UK
S18
05-SS 06-PA
07-AU 08-CN
Internal Setup
Market
Region
00-WM
01-SFC
S18
05-SS 06-PA
02-UK
07-AU 08-CN
00
1
03-XE
04-
09-JP
(Reference figure)
Exit
03-XE
04-
09-JP
6. Finishing settings
6.1 After a few seconds, the Internal Setup screen disappears,
and then the Service Mode screen is displayed again for
three seconds as shown on the right.
You should check the settings.
Backend version
Brand (S : SANYO , F : FISHER)
Version ( 2 0 0 2 , 12 , 25)
Sub Version (A,B,......Z)
Region ( 0 : Region undefined
1 ~ 6 : Region defined )
6.2 Power OFF.
S 21225 A 1
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Region
BackendVersion
LoaderVersion
1
Market
S21225A1
55 50 05
(Reference figure)
WM
Value
(Reference figure)
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SERVICE MODE
D. IMPORTANT NOTE
1. Once the "Market/Region" settings are written into EEPROM (IC818) on the DVD substrate, they cannot be reset.
(However, updating the system using CD-R enables you to make new settings.)
2. While the Internal Setup screen is displayed, pushing the Power button enables you to terminate the operations without
making any settings.
HOW TO LOAD SOFTWARE FOR MPEG P.W.BOARD
1. Power on, then open tray.
2. It take on CD-ROM for UPDATE software to the tray, and tray close.
3. Display " READING " in the TV screen.
4. For the time being, tray open and FL display remain "UP DATING".
5. When software loading finished, FL display "GOODBY".
6. Next, set up market code and region code by "SERVICE MODE"
CD-ROM part code is "0PRADF9655--AA".
CAUTION
After an MAIN board(614 326 0172) or IC ASSY(410 469 7906) exchange should carry out loading of the software by the
newest CD-R, and should check operation.
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Page 13
TUNER ADJUSTMENTS
J2003
1
1
0
J2007
J
J2005
200
J
2102
04
211
01
1
J
2
J20
13
2201
22
J2064
J
J2061
J
J2261
J
J2
J
1
3
3
02
32
5
1
13C
0
J2121
J2
2
J2024
J
2
J
02
901
22
J2025
J
J2142J2J14
J2143JJ2
J2144
J214
J2
04
245
2
4C14C
2
J2141
J214
J214
J214
J2041
J204
2
4
J2044
J
J2048
J
242
51
C2
2153
C
C2123CC
C2C
0
0
10
02
10
21
07
C
03
2
6
C2
C
3
30
23
2
C
0303
6
6
1
C2314
C
C
4
C246
C
624C
4
C
• Use a plastic screw driver for adjustments.
SG RF Level : 75Ω open Voltage dBµV
Antenna: 75Ω unbalanced Direct, Modulation : 1 kHz
Dev.: ±22.5kHz(MONO) , ±22.5kHz(STEREO) , ±6.75kHz(PILOT)
Output Level : about 100mV at TP13,TP14,TP15
L2101
J2203
J2008
TP12
(GND)
L215
L2151
L2102
J2009
TP11 TP12
J2229
C2113
TP25
XF222
TP24
J2027
XF231
XF231
1.FM
---
---
Connection
Connect Digital DC voltmeter
to TP11(H), TP12(E).
IC231 3,22pin
TP24, TP25
StepAdjusting
Circuit
1IF Alignment
2Cover
voltage
3TrackingConnect FM SG to FM AntennaConnect to VTVM
InputOutput
FM ANT.
SG=66dBµV
(SG= about 8dBµV)TP13(L) or TP14(R), TP15(E)
IC231
XF233
TP15TP13
2
21
R2311
R2301
C2327
SGSetAdjustmentRemark
FrequencyPosition
J2161
TP14
D2451
J2062
98.0MHz---XF2330.0 ± 0.05V
87.5MHzLow
108.0MHzHigh
90.0MHzLow
L2102
L2101Max.
Alignment voltage is
more than 0.8V.
Confirm voltage is less
than 9.0V.
106.0MHzHigh
NC
RDS
TU-CLK
TU-L
TU-R
5.6V
+12V
TU-CE
TU-DO
A-GND
TU-DATA
1AD4B10D1740B
T002 94V-0
2.AM
---
---
Connection
IC231 19pin(DCCUT)
Connect Digital DC voltmeter
toTP11(H), TP12(E).
TP13(L) or TP14(R), TP15(E).
TP26(GND)
StepAdjusting
Circuit
IF AlignmentLoop Ant.
1
2Cover
voltage
3TrackingConnect AM SG toConnect to VTVM
InputOutput
Test loop Ant.
(SG= About 80dBµV)
SGSetAdjustmentRemark
FrequencyPosition
522kHzXF231
522kHzLow---more than 0.8V
1611 kHzHigh---less than 9.0V
603kHzLow
L2151-aMax.
1404kHzHigh
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Page 14
EXPLODED VIEW (CABINET & CHASSIS)
1
2
2
3
4
Y02
Y03
Y04
Y04
Y02
Y01
Y01
Y01
5
6
12
13
7
8
9
10
11
Y05
Y05
Y06
Y06
Y06
Y08
Y08
Y08
Y08
Y08
Y09
Y10
Y11
Y12
Y12
Y13
Y13
Y14
Y14
Y15
Y15
Y22
Y26
Y23
Y26
Y25
Y26
Y16
Y16
Y17
Y17
Y19
Y20
Y20
Y18
Y18
Y07
Y07
Y07
Y07
Y07
Y07
14
15
16
17
18
19
19
20
23
24
24
21
22
59
61
60
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Y27
Y27
Y14
24
63
62
Y15
Y13
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Page 15
PARTS LIST
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
EACH PRECAUTION IN THIS MANUAL SHOULD BE FOLLOWED DURING SERVICING. COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED WITH THE
!!
IEC SYMBOL
PERFORMANCE CAN BE OF SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE. WHEN REPLACING A COMPONENT IDENTIFIED BY
REPLACEMENT PARTS DESIGNATED, OR PARTS WITH THE SAME RATINGS OF RESISTANCE, WATTAGE OR VOLTAGE THAT
ARE DESIGNATED IN THE PARTS LIST IN THIS MANUAL. LEAKAGE-CURRENT OR RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS MUST BE
MADE TO DETERMINE THAT EXPOSED PARTS ARE ACCEPTABLY INSULATED FROM THE SUPPLY CIRCUIT BEFORE
RETURNING THE PRODUCT TO THE CUSTOMER.
CAUTION :Regular type resistors and capacitors are not listed. To know those values, refer to the schematic diagram.
PACKING & ACCESSORIES
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
or614 308 5515 ANT,FM ANT
or645 043 9735 BATTERY COVER,SERVICE PART
23614 326 6563 ASSY,BOX,SPEAKER,
IN THE PARTS LIST AND THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM DESIGNATED COMPONENTS IN WHICH SAFETY AND
!!
!
, USE ONLY THE
Regular type resistors are less than 1/4 W carbon type and chip resistors.
Regular type capacitors are less than 50 V and less than 1000 µF type of Ceramic type and Electrical type.
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTIONREF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
IC800409 546 2002 IC ZR36748
IC801410 448 8405 IC S524A40X21-SCT0
or410 448 8504 IC S524A40X21-SCB0
or410 429 7908 IC AT24C02N-10SI-2.7
IC802409 505 0803 IC PST3627U
IC806410 430 9403 IC 74VHCT08AMTCX
IC818410 469 7906 IC ASSY
Note FN ; Filament pin
nG ; Grid pin
Pn ; Anode pin
NP ; No Pin
NX ; No Extended pin
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
P7
P8
P9
P10
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17
P18
P19
1G
2G
a
b
h
k
Col
g
m
c
e
r
p
n
d
Dp
-
4G
a
b
f
h
k
Col
g
m
c
e
r
p
n
d
Dp
-
-
-
nr
p
Dp
d
5G
a
b
f
h
j
j
k
Col
g
m
c
e
r
p
n
d
Dp
-
-
-
6G
a
b
f
h
k
Col
g
m
c
e
r
p
n
d
Dp
-
-
-
7G
a
b
f
h
j
j
k
Col
g
m
c
e
r
p
n
d
Dp
-
-
-
8G
a
b
h
k
Col
g
m
c
e
r
p
n
d
Dp
-
-
-
9G
a
b
f
j
f
h
j
k
g
m
c
e
r
p
n
d
ec
(2G ~ 9G)
3G
a
b
f
j
f
h
j
k
Col
g
m
c
e
r
p
n
d
Dp
-
-
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IC BLOCK DIAGRAM & DESCRIPTION
Functions
Customer OP amp. + input
Power supply (For DPD)
Pickup signal input
Pickup signal input
Pickup signal input
Pickup signal input
Pickup signal input
Ground (For DPD)
Pickup signal input
Pickup signal input
Pickup signal input
Pickup signal input
Pickup signal input
Pickup signal input
APC 1 output
APC 1 monitor input
APC 2 output
APC 2 monitor input
Ground (Servo system)
APC 1 threshold change
APC 1 laser ON
APC 2 laser ON
RFAGC OFF
PH discharge coeffcient change
RF, servo signal gain up
RF, EQL band change
TE output change
WO output change
Power supply (Servo system)
Tracking hold (H:hold)
Tracking bottom band change (High band)
Servo gain control (RREC, FE, PP, TE)
CPU software starting basis select I. Low:starting by flash memory.
High : starting by down loaded program from UART.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
MN1 interrupt I.
Debug UART data O.
Debug UART (or IrDA) data I.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
USE general interrupt I.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Use general interrupt I.
SSC mode : synchronization communication requeat reception.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Use general interrupt I.
N/C
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Use general interrupt I.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Use general interrupt I.
SSC mode : synchronization communication data reception.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
SSC mode : synchronization communication data transmission.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
SSC made : synchronization communication clock reception.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
SSC mode : synchronization communication acknowledge transmission.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Horizontal synchronization O.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Vertical synchronization O.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
VCLK x 2 O.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Cosync O.
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
Readed by BOOT ROM after hardware reset and used when select flash
ROM or flash ROM + SRAM set.
206
PLL signal (4 pin)
157
161
160
194
Analog video port (5pin)
169
TESTMODE
RESET#
GCLK
XO
PLLCFGP#
GPCI/O[20]
CVBS/G/Y
(DAC A)
ID
Direct connect to GNDP when usually operation.
ID
Reset I (Active low).
Initialize process start RESET# signal deassert.
ID
27.000MHz clock for main process generation or xtal I.
AO
Connected xyal to GCLK O.
N/C when not use xtal.
ID#
Process clock PLL set I.
Can change when RESET# assert.
Usually operation : low, RESET assert term.
I/O
Controled general I/O by microcomputer software.
AO
YC O : CVBS signal O.
RGB O : G signal O.
YUV O : Y signsl O.
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IC BLOCK DIAGRAM & DESCRIPTION
IC800 ZR36748 (AV Decorder)
Pin No.
172
173
170
175
Digital video port, CPU and ADP test (8 pin)
199
201
200
198
202
203
205
204
Digital audio port (11 pin)
179
181
186,187
184
192
188
190
182
162
193
Name
Y/R/V
(DAC B)
C/B/U
(DAC C)
CVBS/C
(DAC D)
RSET
VID[7]#
ICETMS#
GPCI/O[22]
VID[6]#
ICETDI#
GPCI/O[23]
VID[5]#
ICETDO#
GPCI/O[24]
VID[4]#
ICETCK#
GPCI/O[25]
VID[3]
JTCK#
GPCI/O[46]
VID[2]#
JTMS#
GPCI/O[47]
VID[1]#
JTDI#
PUPRD
VID[0]#
JTDO#
PUPTD
AMCLK
S/PDIF
AOUT[2:1]
AOUT[0]
AIN
ALRCLK
ABCLK
GPAI/O
GCLK1
PLLCFGA#
GPCI/O[21]
Function
I/O
YC O : Y signal O.
AO
RGB O : R signal O.
YUV O : V signal O.
YC O : C signal O.
AO
RGB O : B signal O.
YUV O : U sibnal O.
Which CVBS signal or C signal O.
AO
Select be unrelated to YC / RGB / YUV mide.
DAC adjusting resistor connect.
AI
ITU-R656 conform Y / C multiplex digital video O.
O#
ADP ICE interface modo select I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ITU-R656 conform Y / C multiplex digital video O.
O#
ADP ICE interface data I.
I#
Coutroled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ITU-R656 conform Y / C multiplex digital video O.
O#
ADP ICE interface data O.
O#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ITU-R656 conform Y / C multiplex digital video O.
O#
ADP ICE interface clock I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ITU-R656 conform Y / C multiplex digital video O.
O#
CPU JTAG clock I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ITU-R656 conform Y / C multiplex digital video O.
O#
CPUJTAG tms I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ITU-R656 conform Y / C multiplex digital video O.
O#
CPUJTAG data I.
I#
Probe UART data I.
I
ITU-R656 conform Y / C multiplex digital video O.
O#
CPUJTAG data O.
O#
Probe UART data O.
O
Audio master clock I / O.
I/O
128,192,256 or 384fs sampling frequency (Programable) use.
S / PDIF O.
O
N / C
Digital stereo audio serial data O.
O
Digital stereo audio serial data I.
I
Digital stereo audio bit clock O.
O
Palarity is programable.
Digital stereo audio LR clock O.
O
AOUT and AIN data output or latch, clock trailing edge or
last transition edge(programable).
Controled general I / O by ADP software.
I/O
27.000MHz clock I for audio master clock generating.
ID
Connected to GCLK when usually operation.
Audio PLL set I.
ID#
Can change when RESET# signal assert.
Uqually operation : low RESET# signai assert term.
Controled general I / O by microcomputer softwaer.
I/O
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IC BLOCK DIAGRAM & DESCRIPTION
IC800 ZR36748 (AV Decorder)
Function
Pin No.
Loader interface, AV bit stream interface (25pin)
18
16
14
13
11
9
10
12
19
20
21
22
23
Name
ATDD[11]#
DVDDAT[0]
ATDD[4]#
DVDDAT[1]
ATDD[10]#
DVDDAT[2]
ATDD[5]#
DVDDAT[3]
ATDD[6]#
DVDDAT[5]#
GPCI/O[26]
ATDD[7]#
DVDDAT[7]#
GPCI/O[27]
ATDD[8]#
DVDDA[6]#
GPCI/O[28]
ATDD[9]#
DVDDAT[4]#
GPCI/O[29]
ATDD[3]#
DVDREG#
GPCI/O[30]
ATDD[12]#
DVDVALID
ATDD[2]#
DVDERR#
GPCI/O[32]
ATDD[13]#
DVDSOS
ATDD[1]#
DVDSTRB
I/O
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data I.
I
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data I.
I
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data I.
I
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data I.
I
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data request O (Polarity is programable).
I#
Controled general I/ O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data active I (Polarity is programable).
I
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V error I (Polarity is programable).
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V sector opening I (Polarity is programable).
I
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
A / V data bit strobe (Clock) I (Polarity is Programable).
I
24
32
26
27
29
31
25
34
36
37
ATDD[14]#
GPCI/O[34]#
MEMCS[3]#
ATINTRQ#
GPCI/O[35]
ATDD[15]#
GPCI/O[36]
ATLOW#
GPCI/O[37]
ATIOR#
GPCI/O[38]
ATIORDY#
SERVDSPRDY#
GPCI/O[39]
ATDD[0]#
GPCI/O[40]
ATDA[2]#
GPCI/O[41]
ATDA[1]#
CDERR#
GPCI/O[42]
ATDA[0]#
CDFRM#
GPCI/O[43]
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O#
General chip select O, from CPU to external device.
O
ATAPI interruptio requirement I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI PIO write signal O.
O#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI PIO read signal O.
O#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI PIO ready signal I.
I#
Survo DSP ready signal I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI data I / O.
I/O#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI address signal O.
O#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI address signal O.
O#
CD-DSP error signal I.
I
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
I/O
ATAPI address signal O.
O#
CD-DSP frame signal I.
I#
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
Function
ATAPI chip select signal O.
CD-DSP bit clock signal I.
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
ATAPI chip select signal O.
CD-DSP data I.
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
ADC analog I.
SDRAM data I / O.
SDRAM address O.
SDRAM low select O (Active low).
SDRAM column select O (Active low).
SDRAM clock O (Same internnal process clock).
SDRAM data mask O (Active high).
SDRAM bank select O.
SDRAM chip select O (Active low).
SDRAM write enable O (Active low).
External memory data I / O.
External memory address O.
Used MEMAD (18 : 16) for PLL debug.
Externaal address O.
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
External memory write enable O (Active low).
External memory read enable O (Active low).
External memory chip select O (Active low).
External memory chip select O (Active low).
Controled general I / O by microcomputer software.
3.3V digital peripheral power supply GND (16 pin).
3.3V digital peripheral power supply (16 pin).
3.3V peripheral reference voltage (2 pin).
Filtered 3.3V digital power supply GND for AMCLK.
Filtered 3.3V digital power supply for AMCLK.
1.8V digital core power supply GND (4 pin).
1.8V digital core power supply (4 pin)
Internal PLL oircuit GND.
Selects bank 1 when "L" and bank 2.
Sapply address for flush bank.
Select flush bank for erease.
Select flush bank sector for erease.
To output data during read cycle and receive input data during write
cycles. Data is internaliy latched during a writecycle. The output are
high inpedance when OE#,CE# is "H".
To activate the flush bank when CE# is "L".
To activate the data output buffer .
To control the write, erease and program.
Bait mode when "L" and word mode when "H".
Output "L" when write and ezcept "H".
To activate hardware write protect when "L".
To activate hardware reset when "L".
2.7V~3.6V supply.
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IC BLOCK DIAGRAM & DESCRIPTION
IC870 LC708746V (6 ch. DAC)
IC822 K4S16162D
(512 X 16Bit X 2 Bank synchronous DRAM )
BCKIN
LRCIN
LRCIN2
DIN0
DIN1
DIN2
SCKI12ML/I2S13MC/IWL14MD/DM
2
IWL(1:0)
FMT(1:0)
LRP
3
4
10
AUDIO
INTERFACE
5
6
7
Pin No.
Name
1
DVDD
2
SCKI
3
BCKIN
4
LRCIN
5
DIN0
6
DIN1
7
DIN2
8
MODE
9
MUTE
10
LRCIN2
11
DGND
12
ML/I2S
13
MC/IWL
14
MD/DM
15
AVDD2
16
17
OUT2L
18
19
OUT2R
20
AGND1
21
OUT1L
22
23
OUT1R
24
AGND2
25
OUT0L
26
27
OUT0R
28
AVDD1
BCP
DVDD
CAP
GR2
GR1
GR0
1
ATC
PDWN
MUTE
DAC
CHANNEL
CONTOL
11
DGND
Supply
Digital input
Digital input
Digital input
Digital input
Digital input
Digital inpiut
Digital input
Internal pull-up
Digital bidirectional
Digital input
Internal pull-down
Supply
Digital input
Internal pull-up
Digital input
Internal pull-up
Digital input
Supply
Analogue output
Analogue output
Analogue input
Analogue output
Supply
Analogue output
Analogue input
Analogue output
Supply
Analogue output
Analogue input
Analogue output
Supply
PL(3:0)
Type
MODE9MUTE
8
CONTROL
INTERFACE
UPDATE
RxA(23:0)
LxA(23:0)
L0A(7:0)
R0A(7:0)
L1A(7:0)
R1A(7:0)
L2A(7:0)
R2A(7:0)
Function
Digital power source
System clock input
Audio data bit clock input
Sampling rate clock (LRCK) input
Channel 0 Serial audio data input
Channel 1 Serial audio data inout
Channel 2 Serial audio data input
Control mode select
Low= Software mode
High= Hardware mode
Mute control (PCM mode)
Input Output (Auto mute active)
Low; Not mute Low; Mute off
High; Mute High; Mute on
Z; Auto mute
192kHz/96kHz Mode active 2nd LRCIN input
Digital GND
Software mode; 3way serial control latch lag
Hardware mode; Input format selector
Software mode; 3way serial control clock input
Hardware mode; Input word length select
Software mode; 3way serial control data input
Hardware mode; Deepnhasis select
Analogue power source
Analogue power VREF de-coupling
Lch 2 Output
Ch 2 GND
Rch 2 Output
Analogue GND
Lch 1 Output
Ch 1 GND
Rch 1 Output
Analogue GND
Lch 0 Output
Ch 0 GND
Rch 0 Output
Analogue power source
PDWN
DEEMPH
Digital
Filter
Modulator
Digital
Filter
Modulator
Digital
Filter
Modulator
20
AGND124AGND228AVDD115AVDD216CAP
Sigma
Delta
Sigma
Delta
Sigma
Delta
PDWN
LC708746V
PDWN
Stereo
DAC
Stereo
DAC
Stereo
DAC
Data Input Register
Bank Select
25
OUT0L
26
GR0
27
OUT0R
CLK
35
20~24,
ADD
21
OUT1L
22
GR1
23
OUT1R
17
OUT2L
18
GR2
19
OUT2R
27~32
LCKE
35
CLKCKECSRASCASWE L(U)DQM
Pin
CLK
CS
CKE
A
0
- A
10/
AP
BA
RAS
CAS
WE
L(U)DQM
0
-
15
DQ
VDD/V
SS
V
DDQ/VSSQ
N.C/RFU
Row Buffer
Address Register
LRAS
LRAS
LCBR LWE
341817161536
NAME
System Clock
Chip Select
Clock Enable
Address
Bank Select Address
Row Address Strobe
Column Address Strobe
Write Enable
Data Input/Output Mask
Data Input/Output
Power Supply/Ground
Dsta Output Power/Ground
No Connection/
Reserved for Furure Use
Row Decoder
Refresh Counter
LCBR
Col. Buffer
LCAS
Timing Register
Input Function
Active on the positive going edge to sample all inputs.
Disables or enables device operation by masking or enabling all inputs except
CLK,CKE and L(U)DQM
Masks system clock to freeze operation from the next clock cycle.
CKE should be enabled at least one cycle prior to new command.
Disable input buffers for power down in standby.
Row/column addresses are multiplexed on the same pins.
Row address : RA
Selects bank to be activated during row address latch time.
Selects bank for read/write during column address latch time.
Latches row addresses on the positive going edge of the CLK with RAS low.
Enables row access & precharge.
Latchea column addresses on the positive going edge of the CLK with CAS low.
Enables column access.
Enables write operation and row precharge.
Latches data in starting from CAS, WE active.
Mskes data output Hi-Z, I
Blocks data input when L(U)DQM active.
Data inputs/outputs are multiplexed on the same pins.
Power and ground for the input buffers and the core logic.
Isolated power supply and ground for the output buffers to provide improved noise
immunity.
This pin is recommended to be left No Connection on the device.
EACH PRECAUTION
IN THIS MANUAL
SHOULD BE
FOLLOWED DURING
SERVICING.
COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED WITH
THE IEC SYMBOL
AND MARK IN THE
PARTS LIST AND
THE SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
DESIGNATED
COMPONENTS IN
WHICH SAFETY AND
PERFORMANCE CAN
BE OF SPECIAL
SIGNIFICANCE.
WHEN REPLACING A
COMPONENT
!!
IDENTIFIED BY
AND , USE ONLY
THE REPLACEMENT
PARTS DESIGNATED,
OR PARTS WITH
THE SAME RATINGS
OF RESISTANCE,
WATTAGE OR
VOLTAGE THAT ARE
DESIGNATED IN THE
PARTS LIST IN THIS
MANUAL.
LEAKAGE-CURRENT
OR RESISTANCE
MEASUREMENTS
MUST BE MADE TO
DETERMINE THAT
EXPOSED PARTS
ARE ACCEPTABLY
INSULATED FROM
!
!!
!
RFN
RFP
C1042
47/25
GND
FC
BST
RFNRFP
A.GND
RFOP
RFON
(RF)
BPF
DPD/TE
SREF
SREF
TH
GU
DPD/*TE
DVD/*CD
GU
100P
C1012
GUP
GUP
DVD_*CD
A.GND
C1700
1000P
R1702
4.7K
DGND
1234
IC161
BA10358
8765
DGND
*DMUTE
TD
FD
FDO
SPD
SPDO
SLD
SLDO
THE SUPPLY
CIRCUIT BEFORE
RETURNING THE
PRODUCT TO THE
CUSTOMER.
EACH PRECAUTION
IN THIS MANUAL
SHOULD BE
FOLLOWED DURING
SERVICING.
COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED WITH
THE IEC SYMBOL
AND MARK IN THE
PARTS LIST AND
THE SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
DESIGNATED
COMPONENTS IN
WHICH SAFETY AND
PERFORMANCE CAN
BE OF SPECIAL
SIGNIFICANCE.
WHEN REPLACING A
COMPONENT
!!
IDENTIFIED BY
AND , USE ONLY
THE REPLACEMENT
PARTS DESIGNATED,
OR PARTS WITH
THE SAME RATINGS
OF RESISTANCE,
WATTAGE OR
VOLTAGE THAT ARE
DESIGNATED IN THE
PARTS LIST IN THIS
MANUAL.
LEAKAGE-CURRENT
OR RESISTANCE
MEASUREMENTS
MUST BE MADE TO
DETERMINE THAT
EXPOSED PARTS
ARE ACCEPTABLY
INSULATED FROM
THE SUPPLY
CIRCUIT BEFORE
RETURNING THE
PRODUCT TO THE
CUSTOMER.
EACH PRECAUTION
IN THIS MANUAL
SHOULD BE
FOLLOWED DURING
SERVICING.
COMPONENTS
FAN
R4218
4.7K
C4203
10/50
C4204
C4202
KTB1366
D4012
0.0220.022
10/50
Q4209
KTC3199
PR400
MTZJ13B
T4000
200
R4013
R4015
C4013
22;25
Q4007
KTA1267
10/50
1/4W]
[CARBON
1K
2.7K
[SPR1W]
33
R4219
CN420
6.8K
R4014
[1/4W
CARBON]
WR402
[1/4W
D4014
CARBON]
1SS133
4
321
Q4006
C4012
10;25
-VL
-12V
D4001D4002
MPG06GMPG06G
C4001C4002
WR401
L4000
C4000
0.01/AC-CAP
1AV4L26B3380N
FU401
760/uk,xe
IDENTIFIED WITH
THE IEC SYMBOL
02
AND MARK IN THE
PARTS LIST AND
THE SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
DESIGNATED
COMPONENTS IN
WHICH SAFETY AND
PERFORMANCE CAN
BE OF SPECIAL
SIGNIFICANCE.
WHEN REPLACING A
COMPONENT
IDENTIFIED BY
AND , USE ONLY
THE REPLACEMENT
PARTS DESIGNATED,
OR PARTS WITH
THE SAME RATINGS
OF RESISTANCE,
WATTAGE OR
VOLTAGE THAT ARE
DESIGNATED IN THE
PARTS LIST IN THIS
MANUAL.
LEAKAGE-CURRENT
OR RESISTANCE
MEASUREMENTS
AC 230V 50Hz
MUST BE MADE TO
DETERMINE THAT
EXPOSED PARTS
ARE ACCEPTABLY
INSULATED FROM
!!
!
!!
!
THE SUPPLY
CIRCUIT BEFORE
RETURNING THE
PRODUCT TO THE
CUSTOMER.
EACH PRECAUTION IN THIS MANUAL SHOULD BE FOLLOWED DURING SERVICING. COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED WITH THE IEC SYMBOL
DIAGRAM DESIGNATED COMPONENTS IN WHICH SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE CAN BE OF
SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE.
WHEN REPLACING A COMPONENT IDENTIFIED BY
PARTS DESIGNATED, OR PARTS WITH THE SAME RATINGS OF RESISTANCE, WATTAGE OR
VOLTAGE THAT ARE DESIGNATED IN THE PARTS LIST IN THIS MANUAL.
LEAKAGE-CURRENT OR RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS MUST BE MADE TO DETERMINE THAT
EXPOSED PARTS ARE ACCEPTABLY INSULATED FROM THE SUPPLY CIRCUIT BEFORE