Inthe interests of user-safety the set should be restored to its original
condition and only parts identical to those specified be used.
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1. BASIC CONSTRUCTION 2, 3
2. RELATION OF THE MECHANICAL OPERATION OF THE MAIN GEAR AND THE TRAY
AND THE ELECTRIC CONTROL 4
3. TIMING CHART FOR TRAY MOVEMENT
5,6
4. TIMING CHARTOF ELECTRIC SIGNALS FOR TRAY MOVEMENT 7
5. THE TURNTABLE MOVEMENT IS EXPLAINED AS FOLLOWS 8-10
6. SUPPLEMENT 11
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The basic movement the CD changer is described asfollows.
See 2 and 3.
• The CDchangerbasicallyconsistsofthetray(208)whichslides
on the
CD chassis (224), and the maingear (238) to movethe
tray. Asthe main gear rotates, theprojection (Zenbea
Pi.n)
on
the main gear causes rotation of the CD up/down cam (241),
resulting in up/down of the CD mechanism and CD chucking.
The maingear is driven by Loading Motor MTR1.
Onthetray (208),theturntable (209)toload a discandthe disc
select motor MTR2 to rotate the turntable are set up. MTR2
controls the turntable movements. MTR2 which rotateson the
traycanrotatethedisctableregardlessoftheopen/closemotion
of the tray.
•Thefollowingarethe electricpartswhichcontrolthemovements
to open/closethe tray and to rotatethe turntable.
Tray Driving Motor (Loading Motor) :
MTR1
Tray Open Switch to detect that the tray is completely
open:
SW1
Photo Sensor (Tray Close SW) to detect that the tray is
closed: PHi
PhotoSensor (Mecha UP SW)to detect that the CD mechanism is UP :PH2
Turntable Driving Motor (Disk Select Motor) : MTR2
Photo Sensor (Disc Select SW) to detect the disc table
position: PH3
TheTable
2 below showsthe ports of the microcomputer(IC801)
to decode signals and to drive with the use of the above parts.
Under the main gear to control the
tray movements, a double
screenofconcentriccircle is placed.The relationofthemain
gear
rotatingpositionandthe trayposition is 1:1. Height of the screen
can bechanged withthe tray closed or at the maingear position
corresponding to the tray position where the CD mechanism is
movedup/down. Asa result,the
LEDlight ofthe photo sensors
PH1and PH2 can be shut or passedto changeoutput of PH1and
PH2 high and low.The tray movementis controlled by changing
this signal.
The signals PHi and PH2 change depending on the height of
peripheralscreen, andthe inner screen, respectively.When the
screen is placed low, the LED light is passed to makethe photo
transistor inside the sensor turn ON, resulting in low output
(approx.0.2V). Ontheotherhand,whenthe screenisplacedhigh,
the lightisshutto makethe phototransistorOFF, resultinginhigh
output (5V).
Summary:
MTR1
:Controls opening/closingof the tray and up/down of the
CD mechanism.
[MTR1
rotation(clockwise/counterclockwise)
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Opening/closingof the tray
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Up/downof CD mechanism
MTR2 :Controls the turntable rotation.
The movementsofthe maingear andthe tray, whichare
structurallycomplicated,willbeexplainedindependently
inthe othersection.Thereafter, the turntable movement
will be described.
PORT .-UN\.,;
IIVN
OF MICROCOMPUTER
NAME
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
•
Port for Macha UP SW(PH2)
ICaDi
44 pin
MECHA
UPSW
Port for Tray Close SW(PH1)
47 pin
CLOSESW
Port for Tray Open SW(SW1)
48 pin
OPENSW
Port to drive MTR1 45 pin
CLOSE MTR
46 pin
OPEN MTR
Port to drive MTR2
42 pin
MTR+
41 pin
MTR-
Port for Disc Changer SW(PH3)
43 pin
DISCTBLSW
2
OPEN
}J.-COM
IC801
SW1
Tray close
photo sensor
Loading motor
(MTR1)
Discselect motor
(MTR2)
Disc changer
photosensor
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In case the main gear rotates once clockwise while the CD
mechanism is not chucking a disc and the tray is open, aseries of
movements are performed as follows:
The open tray is closed. Complete closing is followed by UP
movement of the CD mechanism (disc chucking movement).
When the main gear continues rotation, a series of movementsto
open the tray isconducted again.
These movements are equivalent to the following actual use
condition; when the tray isopen, adisc is loaded onthe turntable.
Then the tray is closed to play CD. In this play mode the tray is
opened.
'The reverse movements are performed by rotating the main
gear
counterclockwise;
when
the main
gear
is rotated
once
counterclockwisewhile the CD mechanism is chucking a disc and
the tray is open, the tray is closed. The DOWN movement of the
CD mechanism and then the tray open movement follows. The
movement to open/close the tray, which does not simply correspond to the rotating direction of the main gear, will change
according to the CD movement mode.
The Table 3 below shows the above-mentioned movement. The
CD stop condition is main in the actual use of the CD changer.
Figure 5-1to 5-6 and 6-1 to 6-6 shows a series of process to close
the opening tray with the CD mechanism down, and Fig. 7, the
Timing Chart of Electric Signals.
The main gear to slide the tray is of rack' pinions.
Double pinion gearsof the main gear are set vertically. Their
diameters are slightly different. One gear with larger diameter
engages withthe rack gear onthe left side ofthetray;the otherone
with smaller diameter engages with the rack gear on the rightside
of the tray.
STATE
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DIRECTION OF
GEAR
CD stop condition (CD Mechanism UP)
CLOCKWISE
COUNTERCLOCKWISE
Movementdirection
The tray is opened with CD Mechanism UP.
To close the tray under the condition as
(In case the tray is opened in the CD mentioned left, the main gear is rotated
PLAY mode)
counterclockwise.
COUNTERCLOCKWISE
CLOCKWISE
The tray is closed with CD Mechanism Down.
To close the tray under the condition as
(In case the tray is opened by stopping CD.)
mentioned left, the main gear is rotated
clockwise.
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