• After replacement, demagnetize the heads by using a degausser.
• Be sure to clean the heads before attempting to make any adjustments.
• All wiring should be returned to the original position after work is completed.
2. HEAD AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT
(1) Load the test tape(VTT-703, etc., 10 kHz) for azimuth
adjustment.
(2) Press the PLAY button.
(3) Use a cross-tip screwdriver to turn the screw for azimuth
adjustment so that the left and right output are maximized.
(4) Press the STOP button.
(5) After completion of the adjustment, use thread lock(TB-1401B)
to secure the azimuth-adjustment screw.
3. AC BIAS FREQUENCY ADJUSTMENT
(1) Connect counter to T201(BS).
(2) R/P switch in recording state.
(3) Adjustment T801 a plastic screw , AC bias frequency : 80 kHz.
4. MOTOR SPEED ADJUSTMENT
(1) Insert the test tape(TCC-119, etc., 3,000 Hz).
(2) Press the PLAY button.
(3) Use a flat-tip screwdriver to turn the SVR(located inside the
rear of the motor) to adjust SVR so that the frequency counter
become 3,000 Hz.
5. CHECKING THE MECHANISM TORQUES AND TENSION
• Clean the head, capstan and pinch roller before making any measurement.
VccMuteVIN1VG1Vo1Vo2GNDVo3Vo4VG2VIN2 Reg OUT Reg IN
101112
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PARTS LIST
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
EACH PRECAUTION IN THIS MANUAL SHOULD BE FOLLOWED DURING SERVICING. COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED WITH
!!
!
THE IEC SYMBOL
CAN OF SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE. WHEN REPLACING A COMPONENT IDENTIFIED , 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.
CAUTION :Regular type resistors and capacitors are not listed. To know those values, refer to the schematic diagram.
IN THE PARTS LIST AND THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM DESIGNATE COMPONENTS IN WHICH SAFETY
Regular type resistors are less than 1/4W carbon type and 0 ohm chip resistors.
Regular type capacitors are less than 50V and less than 1000µF of Ceramic type and Electrolytic type.
PACKING & ACCESSORIES
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
645 055 7705 INSTRUCTION MANUAL
645 027 2073 POLY BAG,PWR CORD
645 044 1943 POLY BAG,I/B
645 035 1334 POLY BAG PE 18 X 24,UNIT
645 055 7804 POLY FOAM,2 PCS LEFT&RIGHT
645 055 7927 CARTON CASE
645 023 3463 POWER CORD,VDE APP
645 055 6760 REMOTE CTL,RC24-102000-070
CABINET & CHASSIS
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
1645 055 7620 CASS DOOR LENS
2645 055 6746 ASSY CASS LID
3645 055 7798 CASS DOOR SPRING
4645 055 7484 KNOB ROTARY,VOL
7645 055 6708 ASSY CABINET
8645 033 0360 SPK CLIP
9645 055 7613 KNOB POWER CTL
11645 033 4252 ASSY,GEAR CASS DOOR
14645 055 7354 KNOB CASS PAUSE
15645 055 7361 KNOB CASS STOP/EJECT
16645 055 7378 KNOB CASS FFWD
17645 055 7385 KNOB CASS REWIND
18645 055 7392 KNOB CASS PLAY
19645 055 7408 KNOB CASS RECORD
21645 055 7347 HANDLE
23645 055 6739 ASSY CD LID
26645 042 0351 CD DOOR SPRING
27645 055 7552 CD TRAY,TOP PANEL
28645 055 7576 KNOB CD DOOR,OPEN
29645 055 7545 CD DOOR LOCK
30645 042 9378 ASSY GEAR CD DOOR
31645 042 0375 CD MECHA COVER
32645 033 3446 RUBBER SILICON
33645 033 0391 AC SKT COVER
34645 055 6692 ASSY CABINET REAR
38645 055 7477 BATTERY LID
39645 055 7651 FRONT CAB LENS
40645 054 0776 CD DECK MECHANISM,13933162
FIXING PARTS
REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
Y01645 027 1168 SCR 3X8,SPK
Y02645 023 6624 SCREW ST 3X10,POWER KNOB
Y03645 023 6617 SCREW ST 3X10,CD CTL BD
Y04645 027 1168 SCR 3X8,CASS DOOR GEAR
Y05645 023 6617 SCREW ST 3X10,CASS DECK
Y06645 027 1168 SCR 3X8,CD DOOR GEAR
Y10645 033 4276 SCR 2X6,CD MICRO SW
Y11645 027 1373 WASHER METAL
Y12645 033 0247 SCR 2.6X8,CD DECK
Y13645 023 6594 SCREW ST 3X8,MAIN BD
Y14645 027 1182 SCR 3X20,X’FORMER
Y15645 027 1328 SOLDERING SLUG
Y16645 027 1144 SCR 2.8X12,AC SOCKET
Y17645 023 6594 SCREW ST 3X8,RECTIFIER BD
Y18645 027 1199 SCR 3X30,F CAB TO R CAB
PRI OF X’FORMER TO AC SK
645 055 7095 FERRITE BEAD,CN401 TO CN1101
645 055 7200 HSG 4P,CN401 TO CN1101
645 042 0184 HSG 1PIN,FM ANT
645 042 0337 HEAT SINK
645 055 6685 ASSY BAR ANT
2 TAIIInput terminal for test. Pull-down resistor incorporated. Make sure to ground.
3 PDOOOutput terminal for phase-comparator for external VCO control.
4 VVSS-For PLLGround terminal for internal VCO. Make sure to ground.
5ISETAIResistive connection terminal for current regulation of PDO output.
6 VVDD-Power terminal for internal VCO.
7FRAIFor VCO frequency range control.
8 VSS-
9 EFMOOOutput terminal for EFM signals.
10 EFMINIInput terminal for EFM signals.
11 TEST2I
12 CLV+O
13 CLV-O
14 V/*PO
15 HFLI
16 TEST2I
17 TOFFO
18 TGLO
19 JP+O
20 JP-O
21 PCKO
22 FSEQO
23 VDD-
24 CONT1I/O
25 CONT2I/O
26 CONT3I/O
27 CONT4I/O
28 CONT5I/O
EMPH/
29
CONT6
30 C2FO
31 DOUTO
32 TEST3I
33 TEST4I
34 PCCLI
MUTEL/C
35
ONT7
36 LVDD-
37 LCHOO
38 LVSS-
39 RVSS-
40 RCHOO
41 RVDD-
MUTER/C
42
ONT8
I/O
Input terminal for defect detection signals (DEF). (Ground when not used.)
Ground terminal for digital signals. Make sure to ground.
For slice level
control
Input terminal for test. Pull-down resistor incorporated. Make sure to ground.
Output for disk motor control. 3 values can be output by a command.
Output terminal for automatic switching monitor between rough servo and phase control. (Rough servo on "H"positi
phase servo on "L".
Input terminal for track detection signals. Schmitt input.
Input terminal for tracking error signals. Schmitt input.
Output terminal for tracking-off.
Output terminal for tracking gain switching. "L" position increases gain.
Output for track jump control. 3 values can be output by a command.
Terminal for clock monitor for EFM data reproduction. 4.3218 MHz when phase locked.
Output terminal for synchronizing signal detection. "H" position when the synchronizing signals detected in EFM sig
match with the synchronizing signals generated internally.
Power terminal for digital signals.
Generalized I/O terminal 1
Generalized I/O terminal 2
Generalized I/O terminal 3
Generalized I/O terminal 4
Generalized I/O terminal 5
Terminal for de-emphasis monitor. De-emphais disk is being reproduced while in the "H" position. Or generalized O
O
terminal 6.
Output terminal for C2 flag.
Output terminal for digital OUT. (EIAJ format)
Input terminal for test. Pull-down resistor incorporated. Make sure to ground.
Input terminal for test. Pull-down resistor incorporated. Make sure to ground.
Generalized I/O terminal for command identification. Pull-down resistor incorporated. When used as the same funct
as LC78622E, open circuit or ground. ("H" position: enables only generalized I/O command to be controlled. "L" po
enables all the commands to be controlled.)
O
L channel
1-bit DAC
R channel
1-bit DAC
O
Mute output terminal for L channel. Or generalized output terminal 7.
Power terminal for L channel.
Output terminal for L channel.
Ground terminal for L channel. Make sure to ground.
Ground terminal for R channel. Make sure to ground.
Output terminal for R channel.
Power terminal for R channel.
Mute output terminal for R channel. Or generalized output terminal 8.
Controlled by a serial data command from micro-computer. When not used, either
as input terminal and then ground or use as output terminal and then open circuit.
DESCRIPTION
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IC BLOCK DIAGRAM & DESCRIPTION
IC902 LC78622E(Degital Signal Processor)
Terminal
No.
Terminal
symbols
43 XVDD
44 XOUT
45 XIN
46 XVSS
47 SBSY
48 EFLG
49 PW
50 SFSY
51 SBCK
52 FSX
53 WRQ
54 RWC
55 SQOUT
56 COIN
57 *CQCKI
58 *RES
59 TST11
60 16M
61 4.2M
62 TEST5
63 *CS
64 TEST1
I/O
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Power terminal for crystal oscillator
O
Joining terminal for crystal resonator (16.9344 MHz)
I
-
Ground terminal for crystal oscillator. Make sure to ground.
O
Output terminal for synchronizing signals of sub-code clock.
O
Monitor terminal for 1 bit or 2 bit error correction
O
Output terminal for sub-code P, Q, R, S, T, U or W.
O
Output terminal for synchronizing signals of sub-code frame. When sub-code is stood by, falls.
I
Input terminal for clock to read out sub-code. Schmitt input (when not used, make sure to ground.)
O
Output terminal for synchronizing signal (7.35 kHz) which is divided from crystal oscillator.
O
Output terminal for Q output standby of sub-code.
I
Input terminal for read/write control. Schmitt input.
O
Output terminal for Q output of sub-code.
I
Input terminal for command from micro-computer.
DESCRIPTION
Input terminal either for clock to take in command input or for clock to take out sub-code from SQOUT. Schmitt inpu
I
Input terminal for reseting this LSI. Switches to "L" position for a moment at power-on.
O
Output terminal for test. Make sure to open circuit. (Normally "L" output)
O
Output terminal of 16.9344 MHz
O
Output terminal of 4.2336 MHz
I
Input terminal for test. Pull-down resistor incorporated. Make sure to ground.
I
Input terminal for chip selecting. Pull-down resistor incorporated. Make sure to ground when not controlled.
I
Input terminal for test. No pull-down resistor. Make sure to ground.
Note: Each power terminal (VDD, VVDD, LVDD, RVDD and XVDD) must be supplyed with the same voltage.
Each precaution in this manual should be followed during servicing. Components identified with the IEC symbol
in the parts list and the schematic diagram designated components in which safety can be of special significance.
!!
!
When replacing a component identified by
same ratings of resistance, wattage or voltage that are designated in the parts list in this manual. Leakagecurrent 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.
!!
!
, use only the replacement parts designated, or parts with the
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WIRING DIAGRAM (CD MAIN/AMP/TU)
CD MAIN/AMP/TU
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WIRING DIAGRAM RECTIFIER , DISPLAY , POWER)
DISPLAY
POWER
May./ '02 BB Printed in Japan
RECTIFIER
SANYO Technosound Co., Ltd.
Osaka, Japan
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