Sanyo NV-E7000 User Manual

FILE NO.
NV-E7000
(U.S.A.)
SERVICE MANUAL
Portable DVD Navigation
System
PRODUCTCODENo.
949 005 03
INDEX
SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................................................................................................... 1
ACCESSORIES............................................................................................................................................................... 2
COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS ..................................................................................................................... 3
DISASSEMBLY ............................................................................................................................................................. 10
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES .................................................................................................................................... 13
EXPLANATION OF MICROCOMPUTER ...................................................................................................................... 15
TROUBLE SHOOTING ................................................................................................................................................. 25
EXPLANATION OF OPERATION(DVD-ROM MECHANISM)....................................................................................... 29
EXPLANATION OF CIRCUIT ........................................................................................................................................ 30
EXPLODED VIEW(DVD-ROM MECHANISM) .............................................................................................................. 33
PARTS LIST(DVD-ROM MECHANISM)........................................................................................................................ 34
EXPLODED VIEW ......................................................................................................................................................... 35
PARTS LIST .................................................................................................................................................................. 36
ABOUT UPGRADES ..................................................................................................................................................... 40
CONNECTING A VIDEO DECK/VIDEO CAMERA ....................................................................................................... 41
BLOCK DIAGRAM......................................................................................................................................................... 42
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM................................................................................................................................................ 45
WIRING DIAGRAM........................................................................................................................................................ 45
REGARDING CLEANING THE PICKUP ....................................................................................................................... 90
SPECIFICATIONS
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MONITOR
Type Liquid crystal color monitor
Drive system TFT active matrix system
Screen size 7V type
Light source Cold cathode tube
NAVIGATION
GPS antenna Micro-strip flat
antenna
Reception frequency 1575.42MHz
(C/A cord)
Reception system 18 channels
parallel
Reception sensitivity –130dBm
Updating Interval About 1 second
Format Original DVD
format
DVD VIDEO/CD PLAYER
Made for the following disc type:
¡DVD video ¡Music CD (CD-DA)
5 inch (12 cm) and 3 inch (8 cm) diameter
Reading format Non-contact optical
reading (using a semiconductor laser)
Frequency range 20Hz to 20kHz
(+1.0dB to –2.0dB)
S/N ratio 85dB or more
High harmonic distortion
Dynamic range 88dB or more
Wow and flutter Within or under the
0.1% or less
measurement limit
I/O TERMINAL
Expansion output terminal
14 pin connector
Power supply input terminal
DC 9V (EIAJ terminal)
GPS exterior antenna input terminal
GPS connector
Brake terminal Mini-jack
Headphone output terminal
Stereo mini-jack
Video I/O terminal
Audio I/O terminal/ optic digital audio output terminal
S video output terminal S terminal
Mini-jack
stereo mini-jack/optic mini-jack
OTHER
Power source AC 120V, 60Hz
DC 12V
Current 2.0A (when using DC-DC)
Power consumption
18W (when using the navigation system)
Temperature range
32 to +122°F (0 to +50°C) (when in NAVI or VIDEO mode) 41 to +95°F (+5 to +35°C) (when in DVD mode)
Exterior dimensions
About 175X42X137mm (width x height x depth) *excluding projections
Weight About 800g (main unit only)
* The specifications and design of this unit are
subject to change for improvements without prior notification.
* The V-type monitor screen size (7V type) is a
standard based on the dimensions necessary for an effective screen.
ACCESSORIES
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12V cigarette lighter connector cable
1 cable 1 cable
Remote control and holder
Each 1
Map DVD-ROM
AC/DC adapter
Velcro tape
1 pair
RCA cord (when in AUDIO mode)
Parking brake connector cable
Tapping screw (M3x8)
2 screws
RCA cord (when in VIDEO mode)
Self-lock connector
2 clips2 cables
AAA battery
2 batterys
Core (Large)
1 disc
Core (Small)
1 core
1 cable
GPS Exterior Antenna and Installation Parts
1 cable
1 core
Kit for Installation
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COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
DVD VIDEO/CD OPERATION
MAIN UNIT
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COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
Liquid crystal display
Brightness sensor
Speaker
Video I/O terminal
Used when connecting to a TV image input terminal using the included RCA cord (when in VIDEO mode).
Audio I/O and optical digital audio output terminal
Used when connecting the sound input terminal of a TV or amp using the included RCA cord (when in AUDIO mode).
Headphone terminal
Used when connecting commercially available headphones.
Power supply switch
Remote control infrared receiver
Extension terminal
Brake terminal
Connects to the vehicle’s parking brake signal line.
DC input 9V terminal
Connects to the included 12V vehicle battery cigarette lighter cable / the included AC/DC adaptor.
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COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
DVD VIDEO/CD OPERATION
REMOTE CONTROL
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COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
button
This button displays the playback time on the top left corner of the screen.
button
ß
(only when playing back DVD video discs)
Every time this button is pressed, the subtitle language item is switched from the list of languages recorded in the disc.
10-KEY
Flip-top opened
©
button
Displays the chapter search and time search selection screens.
button
N
This button displays the 10-key numerical value input screen.
A
button (only when playing back DVD video discs)
Every time this button is pressed, the angle is switched.
button
¡For DVD video discs
Every time this button is pressed, the screen zooms up 1.5, 2 and 4 times magnification.
¡For JPEG imaging
Toggles between ZOOM ON and OFF.
10-key button
Used when inputting numeric values.
button
#
Every time this button is pressed, the repeat mode is switched.
çbutton
Used to correct values when inputting numbers using the 10-key buttons.
å
button (only when playing back DVD video discs)
Every time this button is pressed, the voice language item is switched from the list of languages recorded in the disc.
V
button
(CD)
The sound output is switched every time this button is pressed.
Íbutton
(only when in CD mode)
This button is to select shuffle playback.
!
Press this button to display the initial settings screen and setup key.
button
COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
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OPERATING THE NAVIGATION UNIT
MAIN UNIT
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COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
Liquid crystal display
Brightness sensor
Speaker
S-video output terminal
Video I/O terminal
Used when connecting to a TV image input terminal using the included RCA cord (when in VIDEO mode).
Audio I/O and optical digital audio output terminal
Used when connecting the sound input terminal of a TV or amp using the included RCA cord (when in AUDIO mode).
Headphone terminal
Used when connecting commercially available headphones.
Power supply switch
Remote control infrared receiver
Extension terminal
Brake terminal
Connects to the vehicle’s parking brake signal line.
GPS exterior antenna terminal
Connects to the included GPS exterior antenna.
DC input 9V terminal
Connects to the included 12V vehicle battery cigarette lighter cable / the included AC/DC adaptor.
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COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
OPERATING THE NAVIGATION UNIT
REMOTE CONTROL
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DISASSEMBLY
How to remove the PCB - ML,MAIN, DVD MECHANISM,MDVC07 and PCB - ML,DVD.
[Refer to figures 1,2,3]
1.Remove 4 screws A which fasten the REAR CABINET ASSY, and the Hook. Remove FFC,28P which is connected to the PCB - ML,MAIN and PCB - W,LCD.
2.Remove 6 screws B which fasten the PCB - ML,MAIN.
Remove the LEAD WIRES placed on the PCB - ML,DVD side, and FPC. The PCB - ML,MAIN can be removed.
3.Remove the 3 SPECIAL SCREWS C which fasten the DVD MECHANISM,MDVC07. Remove FFC,50P which is connected to t he DVD MECHANISM,MDVC07 and
PCB - ML,DVD.
The DVD MECHANISM,MDVC07 can be removed.
4.Remove 8 screws D which fasten the PCB- ML,DVD. Remove the solder of 2 LEAD WIRES placed on the FAN,MOTOR,DC side.
The PCB - ML,DVD can be removed.
How to remove the PCB- W,LCD [Refer to figures 2]
1.Remove the 2 screws E which fasten the BRACKET, LCD.
2.Remove the solder of 2 LEAD WIRES placed on the SPEAKER side.
The PCB - W,LCD can be removed.
How to remove the PCB - W,KEY. [Refer to figures 2,4]
1.Remove the BUTTON, SCROLL.
2.Remove the 2 screws F which fasten the BRACKET, LCD.
3.Remove FFC,6P.
4.Remove the solder of 3 LEAD WIRES placed on the PCB- W,SENSOR side.
5.Remove the 5 screws G which fasten the PCB - W,KEY.
The PCB - W,KEY can be removed.
How to remove the PCB - W,SENSOR. [Refer to figure 4]
1.Remove SPECIAL SCREW H which fasten the PCB - W,SENSOR.
2.Remove the solder of 3 LEAD WIRES placed on the PCB - W,KEY side.
The PCB - W,SENSOR can be removed.
HOOK
A
A
REAR CABINET ASSY
Figure1
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DISASSEMBLY
B
LEAD WIRE
PCB-ML,MAIN
B
LEAD WIRE
B
CS051
CS982
F
BRACKET, LCD
PCB-W,LCD
LEAD WIRES PLACED ON SPEAKER SIDE
FPC
LEAD WIRE
FFC,28P
PCB-W,KEY
F
BRACKET, LCD
FFC,6P
+
BRACKET, LCD
E
Figure2
E
BRACKET, LCD
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DISASSEMBLY
LEAD WIRES PLACED ON FAN,MOTOR,DC SIDE
D
CS651
DVD MECHANISM, MDVC07
FFC,50P
C796
C
D
CS641
CS601
PCB-ML,DVD
Figure3
G
PCB-W, SENSOR
G
LEAD WIRE
Figure4
PCB-W,KEY
H
LEAD WIRE
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
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1.Adjustment Conditions
Power supply voltage DC
Input the suitable signal for each adjustment.
It shifts to TEST MODE by pressing in order of [OUT] [OUT][IN] [IN]
[VOLUME-] [VOLUME [RETURN] [POSITION].
When in TEST MODE, the items can be changed by pressing
of joystick, and the values can be changed by pressing [VOLUME ] or
[VOLUME-]
.
2.LCD Adjustment
< Adjustment conditions >
In VIDEO MODE, input monochrome10 step signal from VIDEO IN. Go to TEST MODE and adjust in order of the following.
Adjust each video signal value by default value (COLOR/TINT/ BLACK:
CENTER, DIMMER: MAX, AUTO DIMMER: OFF ).
1 )
B - B Adjustment
Observe VG(CS1, pin 8 ) by Synchro - scope.
Adjust [RGB AMP] to become [4.0V P- P 0.1V] between Black - Black
voltage (V
B - B )
2) B - W Adjustment Observe VG(CS1, pin 8 ) by Synchro - scope.
Adjust [BRIGHT] to become [2.9V
voltage (V B- W ).
3) Red Adjustment
Observe VR(CS1, pin 7 ) by Synchro - scope.
Adjust [SUB R] to become [2.9V P- P 0.1V] between Black - White
voltage (V B- W ).
4) Blue Adjustment
Observe VB(CS1, pin 6 ) by Synchro - scope.
Adjust [SUB B] to become [2.9V
voltage (V B - W )
5) VCOM Adjustment
Observe VCOM(CS1, pin 9 ) by Synchro - scope.
Adjust [COM AMP] to become wave Form [4.0V P- P 0.1V]
The steps should be like figure 1 by the above - mentioned adjustment.
9.0 V.
]
[VOLUME-] [VOLUME
P- P 0.1V] between Black - White
P- P 0.1V] between Black - White
]
[ ]
or
[ ]
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ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
SIGNAL
SAME STEPS
BLACK LEVEL
V B W BLACK-WHITE VOLTAGE
V B B BLACK-BLACK VOLTAGE
3. FLICKER Adjustment
< Adjustment conditions >
Adjustment shall be done with the combination of a paired LCD module.
Adjustment in TEST MODE.
Display map in NAVI MODE.
Adjust each video signal value by default value.
(BLACK : CENTER. DIMMER : MAX
Figure1
.)
WHITE LEVEL
V B W
V
B B
1) FLICKER adjustment
Give a shock to the set, and adjust the visually optimal.
[FLICKER] to make the FLICKER
4. DISPLAY POSITION ADJUSTMENT
< Adjustment conditions >
Display the following screen in NAVI MODE, and adjust the VOLUME on the reverse side of the LCD module to
make the both ends of right and left of the
screen equalize.
Check disc.
Right and left of the both ends of the white line shall be equalized.
EXPLANATION OF MICROCOMPUTER
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IC501 (M30802)1/2
Pin
1 SDA_D I/O 2 DVD_INT 3 DVD_RST 4 VOL_O 5 DARC_DO 6 DARC_DI 7 DARC_CLK 8 DRAC_CE
9 DRAC_RST 10 TV_CLK 11 TV_DATA 12 TV_LE 13 TV_LOCK I 14 TV_SD 15 BYTE 16 CNVSS 17 AU_SW1
19 RST I RESET input 20 XOUT 21 VSS 22 XIN I 23 VCC PWR 24 - ­25 VSYNC 26 DARC_INT 27 RMC 28 VD_IN 29 DOOR I 30 KEY_TX O RS232C output (to NAVI block) 31 BAT_O O 32 PARK_O 33 PARK_I 34 CDCHK I GND 35 - ­36 SCL O I
38 VICSTX 39 VCC PWR 40 VICSRX I 41 VSS PWR GND 42 FM_SD 43 FM_CE 44 FM_DO O 45 FM_DI I 46 FM_CLK O 47 - ­48 TV O 49 VIDEO O VIDEO(VIDEO:Hi,Other:Lo) 50 NAVI O 51 DVD O 52 - ­53 RAS O DRAM 54 - ­55 - ­56 POWER O POWER ON/OFF output 57 VSS PWR GND 58 AMP O AMP ON/OFF output 59 VCC PWR 60 D_MENU I GND 61 ILM O 62 - ­63 WE O DARM 64 - -
Signal
I/O
NC O O O
NC
NC
NC O DARC
I DARC O DARC O DARC O DARC O TV tuner O O
TV tuner TV tuner TV tuner
I
NC
I Hi input
PWR GND
O AUDIO change sw O
O
AUDIO change sw18 AU_SW2
Main clock oscillator input
PWR GND
Main clock oscillator output Power supply4.2 5.5V NC
I
Vortical syncro input I DARC I
Remote control sensor input I VIDEO input
NC
Battery output (to NAVI block)
O
I
Parking output (to NAVI block)
Parking input (to NAVI block)
NC
2
C BUS
I/O
O
2
I
NC
C BUS37 SDA
Power supply4.2 5.5V
NC
I FM tuner SD
O
FM tuner
FM tuner
FM tuner
FM tuner
NC
NC
NAVI(NAVI:Hi,Other:Lo)
DVD(DVD:Hi,Other:Lo)
NC
NC
NC
Power Supply 4.2V 5.5V
NAVI display(Day/Night)change
NC
NC
Function
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EXPLANATION OF MICROCOMPUTER
IC501 (M30802)2/2
Pin I/O
65 CAS O DRAM 66 LMUTE O LINE OUT Mute 67 VOL_CLK O 68 VOL_DATA O 69
72 73 DA10R O DRAM address 74 VCC PWR 75 DA9 O DRAM address 76 VSS PWR GND 77 DA8
85 DA0 86 NV_BEEP1 I NAVI Beep input 87 NV_BEEP2
88 BEEP 89 SMUTE 90 DMUTE O 91 VCC PWR 92 - ­93 VSS PWR GND 94
109 110 D7
113 D4 114 ­115 ­116 PARK_SW 117 DISVICS 118 TEST 119 D3
122 D0 123 LCD_CLK 124 LCD_DATA 125 LCD_CS 126 DM2 O LCD display mode output 127 DM3 O 128 OSD_SW O OSD display output 129 DIMOUT O 130 VSS PWR GND 131 MODEL_SW I Model(NV-DK700/750)change 132 VCC 133 - ­134 - ­135 - ­136 TEMP I 137 BAT_I I 138 DIMIN I 139 FM_SM I 140 AVSS PWR Analog GND 141 - ­142 VREF PWR 143 AVCC PWR 144 SCL_D I/O
Signal Function
--
O DRAM address
I O O
-
-
I/O
-
­I
O
I
I/O
O LCD I/F CLOCK
Electronic Volume Electronic Volume
NC
Power supply 4.2V 5.5V
NC Beep output Audio mute output Image mute output Power supply 4.2V 5.5V NC
NC
DRAM
NC NC Parking cable plug input NC Test mode input
DRAM data
LCD display mode output
Dimmer output
Power supply 4.2V 5.5V NC NC NC Temperature input Battery input Dimmer sensor input NC
NC Battery reference
Analog power supply NC
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EXPLANATION OF MICROCOMPUTER
IC861 (LC24072B)1/2
Pin I/O
1 LVcc PWR +3.3V 2 HD8 3 HD7 4 HD9 5 HD6 6 HD10 7 HD5 8 HD11
9 HD4 10 HD12 11 HD3 12 HD13 13 GND PWR 0V 14 HD2 15 HD14 16 HD1 17 HD15 18 HD0 19 LVcc PWR +3.3V 20 HDREQ 21 /HRD 22 /HWR O 23 /HIORDY I ATAPI Wait 24 /HDACK O ATAPI DMA transmit strobe 25 HA1 26 HA0 27 HA2 28 /HCS1 29 /HCS3 O 30 GND PWR 0V 31 LVcc PWR +3.3V 32 FM-ASIC 33 ASIC-FM 34 BEACON-ASIC I 35 ASIC-BEACON O 36 GYRO-ASIC I 37 ASIC-GYRO 38 ­39 - ­40 IRQ_FM O 41 IRQ_BEACON O 42 IRQ_GYRO 43 ­44 VCK I Clock input(7.15909MHz) 45 SC O 3.579545MHz output 46 PLLCK O 15.7342kHz output 47 GND PWR 0V 48 /CS_CARD O PC card chip select 49 /LOAD I BOOT Soft load 50 SI O Serial data output(Voice Gaideance) 51 LRCK O 52 SCK O 53 /WAIT_Q2 I Q2i Wait input 54 /CS_Q2UGM O Q2i UGM chip select
Signal
I/O ATAPI data bus
I/O
I ATAPI DMA transmit request
O ATAPI Read strobe
O ATAPI Address bus O O O ATAPI Control Register chip select
I
O
O
I Pull-up
O
-
Function
ATAPI data bus
ATAPI Write strobe
ATAPI Address bus ATAPI Address bus
ATAPI Command Register chip select
NC NC NC NC NC NC
NC NC NC NC NC
L/R clock(Voice Gaideance) Clock output(Voice Gaideance)
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EXPLANATION OF MICROCOMPUTER
IC861 (LC24072B)2/2
Pin I/O
55 /CS_Q2REG O Q2i inside register chip select 56 ADPCM_SW I ADPCM switch 57 GND PWR 0V 58 /RST_3 I Power on reset 59 CKIO I System clock input(39.3216MHz) 60 GND PWR 0V 61 LVcc PWR +3.3V 62 /FCS O Flash memory chip select 63 /FWE O 64
65 66 /DACK1 67 /DACK0 68 /WAIT O Wait output 69 /CS6 70 /CS5 71 /CS4 72 /CS0 73 GND PWR 0V 74 /WE1 75 /WE0 76 /RD I Read strobe 77 SA22 I Address bus 78 SA5
82 SA1 83 GND PWR 0V 84 SD0
89 SD5 90 GND PWR 0V 91 LVcc PWR +3.3V 92 SD6
99 SD13
100 GND PWR 0V 101 SD14
109 SD22 110 GND PWR 0V 111 SD23
119 SD31 120 GND PWR 0V
Signal
/DREQ1 /DREQ0
O
O DMA acknowledge
I Chip select input
I Write strobe
I
I/O Data bus
I/O
I/O
I/O
Function
Flash memory write strobe
DMA request
Address bus
Data bus
Data bus
Data bus
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EXPLANATION OF MICROCOMPUTER
IC801 (HD6417706)1/3
Pin Signal I/O Function
1 LLVcc PWR +1.9V 2 XTAL2 O NC 3 EXTAL2 I Pull-up 4 GND PWR 0V 5 SD31
I/O Data bus 10 SD26 11 GND PWR 0V 12 SD25 I/O 13 LVcc PWR +3.3V 14 SD24
I/O 18 SD20 19 GND PWR 0V 20 SD19 I/O 21 LLVcc PWR +1.9V 22 SD18
I/O 24 SD16 25 GND PWR 0V 26 SD15 I/O 27 LVcc PWR +3.3V 28 SD14
I/O 36 SD6 37 GND PWR 0V 38 SD5 I/O 39 LVcc PWR +3.3V 40 SD4
I/O 44 SD0 45 SA0
O 48 SA3 49 GND PWR 0V 50 SA4 O 51 LVcc PWR +3.3V 52 SA5
O 60 SA13 61 GND PWR 0V 62 SA14 O 63 LVcc PWR +3.3V 64 SA15
O 70 SA21 71 GND PWR 0V 72 SA22 O 73 LVcc PWR +3.3V 74 SA23
O 76 SA25
Data bus
Data bus
Data bus
Data bus
Data bus
Data bus
Data bus
Data bus
Address bus
Address bus
Address bus
Address bus
Address bus
Address bus
Address bus
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EXPLANATION OF MICROCOMPUTER
IC801 (HD6417706)2/3
Pin I/O
77 /BS O 78 /RD O 79 /WE0 O 80 /WE1 O 81 /WE2 O 82 /WE3 O 83 RD/WR O 84 GND PWR 0V 85 /CS0 O 86 LVcc PWR +3.3V 87 /CS2 O 88 /CS3 O
89 /CS4 O 90 /CS5 O 91 /CS6 O 92 /CE2A O 93 GND PWR 0V 94 PTD[7] O 95 LVcc PWR +3.3V 96 /RAS O 97 PTD[1] O 98 /CAS O
99 PTD[3] I/O 100 PTD[4] I/O 101 /IOIS16 I Pull-up 102 /BACK O 103 /BREQ I Pull-up 104 /WAIT I 105 /DACK0 O 106 /DACK1 O 107 PTE[2] I 108 PTE[3] I 109 PTF[0] I 110 PTF[1] I 111 PTF[2] I 112 PTF[3] I Pull-up 113 PTF[4] O 114 PTG[0] I Pull-up 115 GND PWR 0V 116 PTG[1] I Pull-up 117 LLVcc PWR +1.9V 118 PTG[2] I Pull-up 119 PTG[3] I Pull-up 120 PTF[5] I/O 121 PTF[6] I/O 122 /ASEMD0 I Pull-up 123 LLVcc PWR +1.9V 124 CAP1 ­125 GND PWR 0V 126 GND PWR 0V 127 CAP2 ­128 LLVcc PWR +1.9V 129 MD1 I Pull-up 130 GND PWR 0V
Signal
Function
NC Read strobe D70-D0 select signal D15-D8 select signal D23-D16 select signal D31-D24 select signal Read/write select signal
Chip select
NC Chip select 3 Chip select 4
Chip select 5 Chip select 6 NC
Input/output port D
Lower32 Mbytes address RAS Input/output port D Lower32 Mbytes address CAS NC NC
NC
Hardwave wait request DMA acknowledge 0 DMA acknowledge 1 Input/output port E Input/output port E Input/output port F NC Input/output port F
Input/output port F
NC NC
PLL1 external capacitance pin
PLL2 external capacitance pin
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