NAMES OF PARTS ........................................................................................................................................................... 4
EXPLANATION OF ERROR DISPLAY.............................................................................................................................27
EXPLANATION OF MECHANISM ERROR ......................................................................................................................28
NOTES ON SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM .............................................................................................................................. 29
TYPE OF TRANSISTOR AND LED ................................................................................................................................. 30
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM / WIRING SIDE OF P.W.BOARD............................................................................................. 36
WAVEFORMS OF CD CIRCUIT...................................................................................................................................... 64
WAVEFORMS OF MD CIRCUIT ..................................................................................................................................... 65
FUNCTION TABLE OF IC................................................................................................................................................ 77
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST/EXPLODED VIEW/PACKING OF THE SET (FOR U.S.A. ONLY)
QUICK GUIDE
SHARP CORPORATION
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This document has been published to be used
for after sales service only.
The contents are subject to change without notice.
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MD-C2
FOR A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE OPERATION OF THIS UNIT, PLEASE REFER
TO THE OPERATION MANUAL.
IMPORTANT SERVICE NOTES (For U.S.A.Only)
BEFORE RETURNING THE AUDIO PRODUCT
(Fire & Shock Hazard)
Before returning the audio product to the user, perform the
following safety checks.
1. Inspect all lead dress to make certain that leads are not
pinched or that hardware is not lodged between the chassis
and other metal parts in the audio product.
2. Inspect all protective devices such as insulating materials,
cabinet, terminal board, adjustment and compartment
covers or shields, mechanical insulators etc.
3. To be sure that no shock hazard exists, check for leakage
current in the following manner.
* Plug the AC line cord directly into a 120 volt AC outlet.
* Using two clip leads, connect a 1.5k ohm, 10 watt resistor
paralleled by a 0.15µF capacitor in series with all exposed
metal cabinet parts and a known earth ground, such as
conduit or electrical ground connected to earth ground.
* Use a VTVM or VOM with 1000 ohm per volt, or higher,
sensitivity to measure the AC voltage drop across the
resistor (See diagram).
* Connect the resistor connection to all exposed metal parts
having a return path to the chassis (antenna, metal cabinet,
screw heads, knobs and control shafts, escutcheon, etc.)
and measure the AC voltage drop across the resistor.
VTVM
AC SCALE
1.5k ohms
10W
0.15 µ F
TO EXPOSED
METAL PARTS
All check must be repeated with the AC line cord plug connection
reversed.
Any reading of 0.3 volt RMS (this corresponds to 0.2 milliamp.
AC.) or more is excessive and indicates a potential shock
hazard which must be corrected before returning the audio
product to the owner.
TEST PROBE
CONNECT TO
KNOWN EARTH
GROUND
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MD-C2
MD-C2
FOR A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE OPERATION OF THIS UNIT, PLEASE REFER
TO THE OPERATION MANUAL.
Quantization:16-bit linear
D/A converter:1-bit D/A converter
Frequency
response:20 - 20,000 Hz
Signal/noise ratio:95 dB (1 kHz)
Dynamic range:90 dB (1 kHz)
Wow and flutter:Unmeasurable
(less than 0.001% W. peak)
Tuner section
Frequency range:FM; 87.5 - 108 MHz
AM; 530 - 1,720 kHz
Sensitivity:FM; 2.5
(75 ohms unbalanced)
AM; 650
V
V/m
Cassette deck section
Type:Compact cassette tape
Frequency response:50 - 14,000 Hz (Normal tape)
Motor:DC motor with electronic governor
Signal/noise ratio:50 dB (Recording/Playback)
Bias and erasure
system:AC
Tape speed:1-7/8 ips. (4.76 cm/sec.)
Wow and flutter:
Heads:Record/playback
0.15 % (WRMS)
Erase
1
1
General
Power source:AC 120 V, 60 Hz
Power consumption:Stand-by; 0.6W
Power on; 112W
50 wats minimum RMS per channelOutput power:
into 6 ohms from 60 Hz to 20 kHz,
voltage due to lightning, etc.) or if it is operated incorrectly, it
may malfunction or the display may not function correctly. If such
a problem occurs, do the following:
To erase all of the stored memory contents (clock and timer
settings, and tuner, MD and CD presets).
If the display is not correct.
If the operation is not correct.
1
Press the POWER button to enter the stand-by mode.
2
Press the POWER button while holding down the button
and the DELETE/CLEAR button.
Caution:
The operation explained above will erase all data stored in
memory including clock and timer settings, and tuner, MD and
CD presets.
1,2
2
2
CD playback
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
REMEDY
Even though a disc has been loaded,
"CD NO DISC" is displayed.
Playback stops in the middle of a
track, or playback is not performed
properly.
Playback sounds are skipped.
The disc is loaded up-side down.
The disc is very dirty.
The disc does not meet the CD stand-
ards.
Is the unit located near excessive
vibrations?
Has condensation formed inside the
unit?
Load the disc with the correct side up.
Clean the disc.
Load the correct disc.
Place the unit on a firm, level surface
free from vibration.
Remove the disc and leave the power
turned on. The unit should function
properly in about 1 hour.
MD recording and playback
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSEREMEDY
TROUBLESHOOTING
If a problem occurs
If this unit functions abnormally during operation, first check the following items. If the unit continues to function abnormally,
or if an abnormality appears other than listed below, turn off the player's power and disconnect the AC power plug, then
consult your SHARP dealer or service personnel.
General
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
REMEDY
The clock is wrong.
Did a power failure occur?
Try setting it again.
When a button is pressed, the unit
does not respond.
Set this unit to the stand-by mode and
then turn it back on. Then, retry the
operation.
Unplug the power cord from the AC
outlet. Then, plug it in again and retry
the operation.
No sound is heard.
Is the volume level set to "0"?
Are the headphones connected?
Are the speaker wires disconnected?
Were the speaker wires short-circuited
while being connected?
Increase the volume level.
Disconnect the headphones.
Connect the wires securely.
Unplug the power cord from the AC
outlet and then plug it in again.
Radios make unusual noise or the pic-
ture on the TV screen is distorted.
When a radio or TV which uses an in-
door antenna is placed near the unit,
the picture on the TV screen may be
distorted or the radio may not function
properly.
It is recommended that you use an ex-
ternal antenna.
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MD-C2
A recording cannot be made.
Is the MiniDisc protected against ac-
cidental erasure?
Did you try to make recording on a
playback-only MiniDisc?
Can you see the "DISC FULL" or
"TOC FULL ∗" message in the dis-
play?
(∗ will be replaced by a number or
symbol)
Slide the accidental erase prevention
tab back to its original position.
Replace it with a recordable disc.
Put in another recordable disc with
recording space on it.
Even though a disc has been loaded,
"MD NO DISC" or "MD ∗∗ ERR" is
displayed.
(∗ will be replaced by a number or
symbol)
Playback sounds are skipped.
The disc is very dirty.
Is the unit located near excessive
vibrations?
Has condensation formed inside the
unit?
Clean the disc.
Place the unit on a firm, level surface
free from vibration.
Remove the disc and leave the power
turned on. The unit should function
properly in about 1 hour.
Tape recording and playback
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSEREMEDY
A recording cannot be made.
Is the tape protected against acciden-
tal erasure?
Cover the accidental erase prevention
hole.
Sound is skipped.
Sound in high-frequency range can-
not be reproduced.
Sound quivers.
The tape is damaged.
The capstan and pinch roller are very
dirty.
Replace the tape.
Clean the capstan and pinch roller.
The cassette cannot be ejected.
Did a power failure occur?
Wait until the power is supplied.
Radio reception
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSEREMEDY
Radios make unusual noise consecu-
tively.
The unit is placed near the TV or
computer.
The antenna direction is not placed
properly.
When the unit receives a radio broad-
cast near a TV set, a computer or a
wordprocessor, it may pick up noise. If
this happens, try to move the unit from
the place where the noise is picked up.
Correct the antenna direction.
The preset channel cannot be
recalled.
Did you erase the programmed sta-
tion?
Did you leave the power cord un-
plugged for a long time?
Preset the channel again.
Redo programming.
Remote control
SYMPTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSEREMEDY
The remote control does not function
or does not operate properly.
The batteries (polarity) are not in-
serted properly.
The batteries inside the remote con-
trol are dead.
The remote control is operated from
an incorrect distance or angle.
Insert properly.
Replace the batteries.
Operate it within a range of 8" (0.2 m)
to 20' (6 m) and within an angle of 15°
to either side of center.
The power cannot be turned on from
the remote control.
Is the AC power cord plugged in?
Connect the AC power cord.
When an error message is displayed, proceed as follows:
Error messages
MeaningRemedy
BLANK MD
Nothing is recorded.
Replace it with another disc.
Can't EDIT
A track cannot be edited.
Change the stop position of the track and then
try editing it.
Can't REC
Recording cannot be performed correctly due
to vibration or shock in the unit.
The tape is protected against accidental
erasure.
Re-record or replace the MiniDisc.
Cover the accidental erase prevention hole.
U TOC ∗ ERR
(∗ will be replaced
by a numb er or
symbol)
TOC information recorded on the MD does not
match the MD specifications or it cannot be
read.
Replace it with another disc.
Erase all of the track, and try recording.
U TOC W ERR
The TOC information could not be created
properly due to a mechanical shock or to
scratches on the disc.
Turn off the power, and try to write the TOC
again.
(Remove any source of shock or vibration
while writing.)
? DISC
The data contains an error.
Replace it with another disc.
00:00
Music is not being recorded.
Replace the disc with another recordable disc.
CD NO DISC
A CD has not been loaded.
The disc data cannot be read.
Load a CD.
Reload the CD.
DEFECT
Since this disc has scratches on it, the record-
ing operation was skipped.
Replace it with another recordable disc.
DISC FULL
The MiniDisc is out of recording space.
Replace it with another recordable disc.
EDIT OVER
There is no space to make CD editing on the
disc.
Replace it with a disc that has enough time
to record.
FOCUS ERR
A disc has not been loaded.
The disc data cannot be read.
Reload the MiniDisc.
MD ∗∗ ERR
(∗ will be replaced
by a number or
symbol)
The disc is damaged.
A TOC is not written on the MD or there is
something wrong with data.
Reload the disc or replace it.
MD ERR
Trouble is found.
Contact the shop where you purchased the
unit.
MD NO DISC
A MiniDisc has not been loaded.
The disc data cannot be read.
Load a MiniDisc.
Reload the MiniDisc.
MECH ∗ ERR
(∗ will be replaced
by a numb er or
symbol)
There is a mechanical problem and the disc
is not working properly.
Set this unit to the stand-by mode and press
the MD EJECT button.
NAME FULL
The number of characters for the disc name
or track name exceeds 40.
Shorten the disc or track name.
NOT AUDIO
The data recorded on this disc is not audio
data.
Select another track.
Replace the disc.
PLAY MD
You tried to record on a playback-only MD.
Replace it with another recordable disc.
PROTECTED
The disc is write protected.
Move the write protection tab back to its
original position.
TEMP OVER
The temperature is too high.
Set this unit to the stand-by mode and wait
for a while.
TOC ∗∗ ERR
(∗ will be replaced
by a num ber or
symbol)
The disc is damaged.
TOC information cannot be read.
MD not specified.
Replace it with another disc.
TOC FULL∗
(∗ will be replaced
by a number or
symbol)
There is no space left for recording character
information (track names, disc names, etc.).
Replace it with another recordable disc.
TOC W ERROR
Recording is impossible.
Contact the shop where you purchased the
unit.
TRAY ERROR
The CD tray operates incorrectly.
Unplug the AC power cord, plug it back, and
then turn the power on.
(Continued)
(Continued)
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DISASSEMBLY
MD-C2
Caution on Disassembly
The disassembling the machine or assembling it after
repair, observe the following instructions so as to ensure
safety and keep its performance.
1. Unload the compact disc, and mini-disc, casette tape
from machine.
2. Be sure to unplug the power cable before starting
disassemble of the machine.
3. When disassembling each section, remove the nylon
band or wire arrangement.
After servicing the unit, be sure to rearrange the leads
where they were before disassembling.
If a screw of improper length is fit to the MD mechanism.
(a screw fit the part to the mechanism chassis of MD
section), it may contact the optical pickup, impeding
normal operation. Hence, due care must be taken.
4. While repairing, pay utmost attention to static electricity
on ICs.
Note 1:The CD tray must be opened to remove the CD tray
cover. Open the CD tray using one of the following
methods. After removing the CD tray cover, close the
tray. (See Figure 10-1 and Figure 10-2.)
* Turn the power on and open the CD tray.
* Insert the tip of a screwdriver into the hole
A on the
top of the CD tray. Use the screwdriver to turn the
worm gear 10 turns or more until the lock lever is
released. After releasing the lock lever, manually
push the CD tray out.
* Put the tip of the screwdriver into the hole on the lock
lever through the hole on the back of the CD player
unit. Turn the screwdriver all the way in the direction
indicated by the arrow to release the lock lever. Then,
manually push the CD tray out.
Note 2:When removing or reinstalling the MD unit, avoid a
short circuit by being careful not to allow it to touch the
PWB.
Note 3: After removing the connector for the optical pickup
from the connector wrap the conductive aluminium
foil around the front end of connector so as to protect
the optical pickup from electrostatic damage.
Cares after repairing
After completion of repair of product set the following shipping
mode to return.
1. Make sure that there is not a CD disc in the tray. Press and
hold the PRE-EQ and ENTER buttons, and then press the
RESET switch (or plug in the AC cord) to enter the TEST
mode.
2. After the indication of TEST END appears, unplug the
power cord. If this test mode is executed, the data stored
by the user in the preset memory are all cleared. It is
necessary tell and obtain the consent of user in advance.
Turn idler gear F and install the
MD changer switch PWB with
both SW levers A and B in the
lowered position.
How to remove the mechanism block.
(See Fig. 12-2.)
1. Press and hold the hook. Then turn idler gear F A
counterclockwise to slide the lift lever backward.
2. Lift the section
it.
Note: To reinstall the mechanism block, push in the section
C first, and then the section B .
B of the mechanism block first, and remove
Idler Gear F
2
B
Mechanism
Block
1
Hook
(B3) x2
Figure 12-1
(D1) x2
ø2 x3mm
(D1) x4
ø2 x7mm
C
B
C
Lift Lever
A
Idler Gear F
Figure 12-2
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(D2 ) x3
(D7) x4
(D6) x1
Mechanisum
Holder
Screw Special
MD Mechanisum
Nylon
Band
( A3 ) x2
ø3x10mm
( A3 ) x4
ø4x12mm
( A2 ) x1
Front Panel
Sper Tweeter
Tweeter
Woofer
Net
( A1 ) x1
ø2 x7mm
(NOTE3)
(D4) x1
ł›
MD-C2
(D2 ) x2
ø2 x7mm
Holder,PWB
(D3) x3
MD Relay PWB
(D5) x1
Figure 13-1
CP-MDC2 SPEAKER
STEPREMOVALPROCEDUREFIGURE
1Speaker1. Net..................... (A1) x113-3
2. Front Panel ....... (A2) x1
3. Screw ................(A3) x6
Note:Before reinstalling the mechanism block, secure the
magnetic head lead wires to the mechanism holder
using a nylon band.
Figure 13-2
Figure 13-3
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MD-C2
,
REMOVING AND REINSTALLING THE MAIN PARTS
MD MECHANISM SECTION
For details about the procedure to remove the MD mechanism
from the main unit, refer to the Disassembly Procedure, Steps
1 - 6 in the main unit and also the MD section.
(Referring to p.9~13)
Caution:
After pulling out the optical pickup connector, wrap the
end of the connector in conductive aluminum foil to
prevent the optical pickup from being destroyed by
static electricity.
How to remove the magnetic head
(See Fig. 14-1)
1. Remove the screws (A1) x 1 pc.
Caution:
Take utmost care so that the magnetic head is not
damaged when it is mounted.
How to remove the cartridge holder
(See Fig. 14-2)
1. Turn idler gear C to move the roof lever to the front.
2. Move the spring hung on the roof move arm.
3. Remove the stop washer (B1) attached to the clamp arm
lever and the stop washer (B2) attached to the shaft.
4. Remove two springs (B3). To remove the cartridge holder,
slide it toward you and lift the side of the cartridge holder
which has hooks on it.
Caution:
To reinstall the cartridge holder, insert the shaft first.
The spring should be attached exactly as shown in
drawing
B .
A
MD Mechanism
B
Spring
The longer section of the hook
should rest on the sheet metal.
Stop Washer
(B1) x1
Turn idler gear
C clockwise
Figure 14-1
A
Spring
C
Roof Move
Arm
Stop Washer
(B3) x1
Cartridgh
Holder
(B2) x2
Spring
(A1) x1
ø1.7 x3mm
Magnetic Head
Cartridgh
Holder
Shaft
Cartridgh Holder
Roof LeverClamp Lever
A
B
Roof Lever
Hook
Roof Move
Arm
View from C
How to remove the mechanism switch PWB
(See Fig. 14-3)
1. Remove the screws (C1) x 2 pcs., and remove the mechanism
switch PWB.
Caution:
To reinstall the mechanism switch PWB, push the
PWB in the direction indicated by the arrow
A .
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(C1) x1
ø1.7 x9.5mm
A
Figure 14-2
(C1) x1
ø1.7 x3mm
Switch PWB
Figure 14-3
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MD-C2
(E1) x2
(E1) x1
ø1.7 x2.1mm
Spring
Spring
Metal
Metal
Spring
Turn Table
Turn Table
Spindle Motor
Spindle Motor
Screw,Special
A
View from A
How to remove the sled motor/loading motor
(See Fig. 15-1)
1. Remove the screws (D1) x 4 pcs., and remove the sled
motor/loading motor.
Caution:
Be careful so that the gear is not damaged.
(The damaged gear emits noise during searching.)
How to remove the spindle motor
(See Fig. 15-2)
1. Remove the screws (E1) x 3 pcs., and remove the spindle
motor.
(D1) x2
ø1.7 x2mm
Loading Motor
Figure 15-1
Sled Motor
(D1) x2
ø1.7 x2mm
Caution:
Be careful so that the turntable is not damaged.
To reinstall the spindle motor, the position of the spring
should be as shown in the drawing.
How to remove the optical pickup
(See Fig. 15-3)
1. Remove the screws (F1) x 3 pcs.
Caution:
Be careful so that the gear is not damaged.
(The damaged gear emits noise during searching.)
(F1) x1
ø1.7 x9.5mm
Optical Pickup
Figure 15-2
(F1) x1
ø1.7 x3mm
(F1) x1
ø1.7 x9.5mm
Figure 15-3
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MD-C2
Main Cam
Cam Idler Gear
Idler Gear C
Clamp Gear
Align the trianguler
unit's shielding case so
that you can see idler
The cam groove should be
in the exact position shown
in this drawing.
How to remove the MD lift Motor
(See Fig. 16-1)
1. Remove the screws (G1)x 6 pcs., and remove the chassis.
2. Remove the screws (G2)x 2 pcs., and remove the gear box.
3. Remove the screws (G3)x2pcs., and remove the liftmotor.
Caution:
Be careful so that gear is not damaged.
(The damaged gear emits noise during searching.)
(G3) x2
ø1.7 x3mm
Gear Box
MD Lift Motor
Figure 16-1
(G2) x2
ø2 x5mm
Gear Box
(G1) x3
ø2 x4mm
(G1) x3
ø2 x4mm
Chassis
Note when engaging the gears
(See Fig. 16-2)
How to remove the MD disc
(When MD is in playback state)
(See Fig. 16-3.)
1. Remove the MD changer unit's shielding case so that you
can see idler gear C.
2. Remove the MD disc as shown in the figure.
MD Mechanism
MD Disc
Figure 16-2
A
Move the lift lever
backward and lift the MD
mechanism to the top
position
Caution:
Be so that gear is not damaged.
(The damaged gear emits noise during searching.)
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Turn idler gear C
counterclockwise
Figure 16-3
B
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CD MECHANISM SECTION
( A1 ) x2
ø2.6 x6mm
Shaft
( A2 ) x1
Stop Washer
( A3 ) x1
Gear
( A4 ) x1
CD Mechanism
Optical Pickup
( B1 ) x2
ø2.6 x5mm
CD Changer Mechanism
Sift Lever
Sift Lever
Cam Gear
Cam GearBelt
Motor PWB
Loading UP/Down Motor
For details about the procedure to remove the CD mechanism
from the main unit, refer to Disassembly Procedure, Steps 1
- 4 in the main unit and also the CD section. (p.9~11).
How to remove the optical pickup
(See Fig. 17-1.)
1. Remove the screws (A1)x 2 pcs., to remove shaft (A2)x 1
pc.
Note:
After disconnecting the optical pickup connector wrap the
front end of connector in conductive aluminum foil so as to
prevent damage to the optical pickup by static electricity.
MD-C2
Figure 17-1
How to remove the loading up/down motor
(See Fig. 17-2.)
1. Remove the screws (B1)x 2 pcs., to remove the loading
motor.
Note:
After replacing the part for the CD changer mechanism, the
shift lever should not be lowered. It should be kept completely
raised.
1.When the cam gear rotates with the belt disengaged, the
shift lever will go up and fown.
2.When the shift lever is raised and the loading gear
(CABNET EXPLODED view Fig15,No.276) on the bottom
rotates, pulling the plunger, the shift lever will be locked.
Figure 17-2
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ADJUSTMENT
When you need to remove the display PWB and main PWB for adjustment, use a prolongation cable for servicing.
After preparing the test circuit shown in Fig 18-2, connect the
Pin 13 , Pin 21 and ground of the IC303 with test circuit, and
measure the Value.
At this time, apply a standard unmodulated signal input and
adjust the VCO.
Pin 13 of IC303
TP303
G
Pin 21 of IC303
FET : 2SK19 or 2SK54
D
S
10 kΩ
TO FREQUENCY
COUNTER
Figure 18-2
• TEST mode setting method
Holding down the NAME/TOC EDIT key and
key, turn on
POWER key switch. (Or plug in the AC cord.) Frequency is set
in the memory (initial setting) as shown in Table 18. Call the
setting with the JOG DIAL to use it for tuner circuit adjustment
or confirmation.
Play:TW-211130 to 60 g.cm
Fast forward:TW-223160 to 120 g.cm
Rewind:TW-223160 to 120 g.cm
• Erasing the registered broadcast station
When the power is off, press and hold the PROGRAM key and
the
key, and then press the POWER key.
All the registered stations are erased.
Driving Force Check
Torque MeterSpecified Value
Play:TW-241280 g or more
Tape Speed
Test Tape
Adjusting Point Specified Value
MTT-111 Volume in motor 3,000±30HzHeadphone
Instrument Connection
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CD TEST MODE
CD test mode setting
Any one of test mode can be set by pressing several buttons as follows.
Holding down CD DISC1 and
Test Mode
Function - CD TEST mode
Setting of Test mode
Indication of CD TEST mode
OPEN/CLOSE operation is manual operation.
The pickup can be moved with the (
MD EDIT><PLAY MODE><CD-STOP>
<CD
Tracking on the spot.Tracking on the spot. STOP
SERVO ON PLAYSERVO OFF PLAY
<PLAY> button input - TOC. Initialization performed, and the ordinary PLAY is performed.
Press the <STOP> button.Stop
If the following button is pressed during PLAY, it is possible to specify directly any Track No.
Note:
Only in STOP state it is possible to slide the pickup with the (
Cancel method: POWER OFF
Since this CD system incorporates the following automatic adjusting function, when the pickup is replaced, it is not necessary
to the readjust it .
Since this CD unit does not need adjustment, the combination of PWB and laser pickup unit is not restricted.
5. RF level automatic follow-up of the tracking gain
This automatic adjustment is performed each time a disc
is changed. Therefore, each disc is played back using
the optimal settings.
10ms
0.50 V
IC1 20 FE
Enlarged
View
0.1s
0.50 V
IC1 20 FE
0.1s
0.50 V
IC1 7 TE
200 ms
1V/diV
IC 1 15
TO
Figure 19-1
FOCUS
OFF-SET
ADJUST
TRACKING
OFF-SET
ADJUST
1
2
TRACKING/
ERROR
BARANCE
1
ADJUST
10ms
0.50 V
IC1 7 TE
Figure 19-2
TRACKING
OFF-SET
ADJUST
1
2
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200 ms
1V/diV
IC 1 7
TE
2
Figure 19-3
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MD-C2
MD SECTION
When the combination of mechanism/pickup and PWB was changed , set the TEST mode to perform the AUTO preliminary
adjustment and AUTO adjustment, write the adjustment data in EEPROM.
When EEPROM was replaced, set the TEST mode,write the EEPROM set data (p25,p26) and then perform the preliminary
adjustment and AUTO adjustment, write adjustment data in EEPROM.
To restore the usual state once reset.
*Before pressing the POWER button, be sure to perform the AUTO preliminary adjustment and the AUTO adjustment. Make
sure that they return a "COMPLETE" result.
*When the data of EEPROM was changed or the preliminary adjustment was performed again, be sure to press the POWER
button to write data in the EEPROM.
(Data is written in the EEPROM by pressing the POWER button.)
*When changing the EEPROM settings, write them into the EEPROM and then enter the test mode again. Perform the AUTO
preliminary adjustment and the AUTO adjustment. Then, write those into the EEPROM.
• Test Mode
1. EJECT mode• TEMP setting (of EEPROM setting)
2. AUTO pre-adjustment mode• Automatic pre-adjustment is performed.
3. AUTO adjustment mode• Automatic adjustment is performed. (After adjustment the grating adjustment mode is set.)
• FAB adjustment mode• Therefore do not set this mode since it is not necessary for the service.
• RESULT sub-mode
• RESULT mode (final adjustment)
• MANUAL pre-adjustment mode
• MANUAL adjustment mode
• EER DATA mode
4. EEPROM setting mode• Various coefficients of digital servo are changed manually.
5. TEST-PLAY mode• Continuous playback from the specified address is performed.
6. TEST-REC mode• Continuous recording from the specified address is performed.
7. INNER mode• The position where the INNER switch is turned on is measured.
Step 1Testmode EJECT state[ _ _ E J E C T _ _ _ ]
Step 2Press once the DISPLAY button. Playback power output state[ P P W _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ]
Step 3Press once the DISPLAY button. Record power output state[ R P W _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ]
Step 4Press once the DISPLAY button. Max. power output state[ X P W _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ]
Step 5Press the X-BASS button.TEMP setting of EEPROM setting
Step 6Press the EQUALIZER button.CONTROL setting of EEPROM setting
Confirmation of pickup laser power
It is possible to confirm in the record/playback mode with the aid of laser power meter. However, since the laser power meter
measurement is characterized with dispersion, obtained data are used only for confirmation.
Reference data (at room temperature 25°C)
Playback: 0.72±0.1 mV
Record: 5±1 mV
Note: Never see directly the laser light. Otherwise your eyes are injured.
2. AUTO pre-adjustment mode (Low reflection disc only)
With the pre-adjustment disc (MMD-318)
Step No.Setting MethodDisplay
Step 1Testmode STOP state[ t s m16 e ]
Step 2
Step 3Press the MD1 PLAY button.• During automatic adjustment changes as follows.[ : _ _ _ _ _ _ ]
Step 4Grating adjustment,[ _ C O M P L E T E _ ]
Step 5Adjustment value output[ C a n ' t _ A D J . ]
Press once the SURROUND button.
End of adjustmentIf adjustment is OK, Step 4.
adjustment value output
Press once the MD2 PLAY button.
Press once the MD2 PLAY button.
Setting Method
RemarksDisplay
Remarks
AUTO pre-adjustment menu[ _ A U T _ Y O B I _ ]
HAo→ • • • • • • • • • →LAO
If adjustment is NG, Step 5.
STEP 2 AUTO pre-adjustment menu
STEP 2 AUTO pre-adjustment menu
• : Adjustment name
3. AUTO adjustment mode
Step No.Setting MethodRemarksDisplay
Step 1Testmode STOP stateThe AUTO preliminary adjustment should have been completed. [ t s m e ]
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4Adjustment value outputFor grating adjustment[ _ C O M P L E T E _ ]
Step 5Continuous playback (pit section) Confirmation of CI error[ sc ]
Step 6Press the DISPLAY button.Confirmation of ADP error[ aa ]
Step 7Adjustment value output[ C a n ' t _ A D J . ]
Press the SURROUND button two times.
Press the MD1 PLAY button.
End of adjustmentIf adjustment is OK, Step 4.
Press the MD1 PLAY button.STEP 5
Press the MD2 PLAY button.STEP 2 AUTO adjustment
Continuous playback (groove section)
Press the MD2 PLAY button.STEP 2 AUTO adjustment menu
Press the MD2 PLAY button.STEP 2 AUTO adjustment menu
AUTO adjustment menu[ A U T O _ A J S T _ ]
The slide moves to the innermost periphery, and automatic[ : _ _ _ _ _ _ ]
adjustment is started.
• In case of high reflection disc changes as follows.
PEG→HAG
•In case of low reflection disc changes as follows.
PEG→LAG→GCG→GEG→LAG
(For comfirmation of the playback ability at the named address.)
Step No.Setting Method
Step 1Testmode STOP stateThe AUTO preliminary adjustment should have been completed. [ t s m e ]
Step 2Press the X-BASS button.TEST-PLAY menu[ T E S T _ P L A Y _ ]
Step 3Press once the DISPLAY button. ADRES setting (Target address initial value is indicated)[ A D R E S _ 0 0 3 2 ]
With recording mini disk (For confirmation of the playback ability at the named address.)
Step No.Setting MethodRemarksDisplay
Step 1Testmode STOP stateThe AUTO preliminary adjustment should have been completed. [ t s m e ]
Step 2Press the X-BASS EDIT button.TEST-REC menu[ T E S T _ R E C _ _ ]
Step 3Press once the DISPLAY button. ADRES setting (indication of address initial value)[ a 0 0 3 2 _ p w ]
Step 4
Step 5
• If the MD2 PLAY button is pressed while the TEST-PLAY menu is displayed, TEST mode STOP state is set.
• If the MD1 PLAY button is pressed while the TEST-REC menu is displayed, continuous record is started from the current pickup position.
• Whenever the X-BASS button is pressed in the address setting mode, the address changes as follows.
• Whenever the CD STOP button is pressed in the address setting mode, the digit which is changed with - / + changes as follows.
• The digit of address which has been specified with - / + and CD STOP button in the address setting mode is set to +01H/-01H.(0~F)
* If the - / + button is held down, the setting changes continuously with 100 ms cycle.
• Be sure to remove since excessive raising results in breakage of the pickup.
While searching, set the search output to "H". To start continuous play,
return it to "L".
Continuous recording
TEST-REC menu[ T E S T _ R E C _ _ ]
Remarks
Display
[ a p w ]
7. INNER mode
Step No.Setting MethodRemarksDisplay
Step 1Testmode STOP state[ t s m e ]
Step 2Press the EQUALIZER button.INNER menu[ _ _ I N N E R _ _ ]
Step 3
Step 4
• : Address
Press once the MD1 PLAY button.
Press once the MD2 PLAY button.
INNER switch position measurement[s c ]
(SUBQ address and C1 error are also indicated.)
INNER menu[ _ _ I N N E R _ _ ]
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Lead-in switch position measurement mode
Insert High reflection test disk (TGYS1)
Note: Adjust the lead-in switch position to FF85 to FFDF.
1. Loosen the screw (A) x 2 pcs. which fix the mechanism switch
PWB.
2. Retighten the screw, pressing the mechanism switch PWB in
the arrow direction, and then measure the lead-in switch
position again.
After position adjustment fix with the two screws (A). (See Fig. 24-1.)
Note: After tightening the two screws on the PWB apply Screw Lock.
Forced rotation of loading motor
When STOP or EJECT appears in the display and the MD RELEASE
key is pressed, it allows the loading motor to be forced to run (loading
and unloading operations).
Forced movement into the loading mechanism throttle
positions
When STOP or EJECT appears in the display and the CD1 PLAY CD3 PLAY keys are pressed, the MD throttle mechanism can move
to positions 1 - 3.
Adjustment of magnetic head mounting position
When the magnetic head and optical pickup have been replaced, be
sure to adjust the mounting position.
For easier adjustment of mounting position move the optical pickup
to the center position, and then adjust the position.
1. Set the adjusting transparent disc 3.
2. Lower the magnetic head up-shift arm with your finger, and raise
the magnetic head.
3. Viewing the set from above, make an adjustment so that the
magnetic head aligns with the optical pickup objective lens.
4. Make sure that there is a clearance as shown in Figure 24-2 and
the magnetic head moves up and down smoothly.
Mechanism Adjustment
1. Optical pickup grating inspecting method
43 Pin of IC1101
GND (TP1131)
26 Pin of IC1101
EOUT (TP1133)
25 Pin of IC1101
FOUT (TP1132)
100K
470p
470p
100K
OSILLOSCOPE
GND CH1 CH2
XY
b
LISSAJOUS'S WAVEFORM
Less than a:b = 4:1
a
Figure 24-3 Optical Pickup Grating Deviation
Measuring Method
Loosen the two screws(A)
MD Mechanism Switch PWB
Figure 24-1
Optical Head
Objective lens
Radial direction
Circumferential direction
Figure 24-2
2
Spindle Motor
Lead in Switch
Push
Optical Head
3
1
After the automatic adjustment has been performed in the AUTO
mode (test mode) using the low reflection test disk MMD212 (TEAC)
("COMPLETE" will have been displayed), adjust the Lissajous
waveform (x-y) using EOUT and FOUT.
1. Slightly loosen the 3 screws of spindle motor, and make an
adjustment, observing the Lissajous's waveform.
2. After the adjustments are complete, tighten the screws in numerical
order:
1 , 2 and then 3 .
Connection of extension cable
MD MAIN PWB
EXTENTION CABLE
QCNWK0122AFZZ
MD CHANGER UNIT
MD CHANGER
SWITCH PWB
Figure 24-5
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Adjusting hole
2
DISPLAY PWB
EXTENTION CABLE
QCNWK0123AFZZ
3
Spindle Motor
Adjusting
hole
1
Figure 24-4
Figure 24-6
MAIN PWB
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EEPROM WRITING PROCEDURE
MD-C2
EEPROM (IC1402) writing procedure
1. Method for setting the reference temperature value
(This setting should be performed quickly at a room
temperature, between 21 C and 29 C when the PWB is not
hot.)
(1) When replacing the EEPROM, wait until it has cooled down.
(2) Connect the main unit using the single MD main PWB.
(3) Enter the test mode as shown on page 21.
"EJECT"
(4) Press the X-BASS button.
"TEMP "
:Measured temperature, : Temperature setting
(5) Find the temperature correction value for the current ambient
temperature on the following table. Adjust the temperature
correction value using the jog dial.
Ambient temperaturecorrection
+ 21.0 °C ~ + 23.2 °C-1 H
+ 23.3 °C < + 26.8 °C± 0 H
+ 26.9 °C < + 29.0 °C+1 H
An example: When ambient temperature is 22°C and measured
temperature is 7AH
Temperature setting = 7A H - 01 H
= 79 H
* When the measured temperature fluctuates between
two values, take lower one (if temperature fluctuates
between 7AH and 79H, take 79H).
(6) Press the POWER button and write the temperature setting into
the EEPROM.
2. Method for making settings other than the reference
temperature
(1) Install the MD main PWB in the mechanism, and connect it to
the main unit.
(2) Enter the test mode as shown on page 21, and insert a disc.
"AUTO YOBI"
(3) Press the PLAY MODE button.
"EEPROM SET"
(4) Selection mode using the MD1 PLAY key.
(5) Selected using the SURROUND key.
(6) Determined by the MD1 PLAY key.
(7) Using the jog dial, adjust the settings as shown in the "List of the
EEPROM contents".
(8) Press the POWER button, and the settings will be written into
the EEPROM.
(9) Enter the test mode again, perform an "AUTO YOBI", and write
its results into the EEPROM.
EEPROM DATA LIST (Version : 01)
Focus setting
Item indicationSetting
F GD A H
F F 17 0 H
F F 2E 0 H
F Z H L E VE D H
F O K L E V n0 8 H
F O K L E V f0 8 H
F O K L P F n0 0 H
F O K L P F f8 8 H
W A I T f9 0 H
Spin setting
Item indicationSetting
S P G2 0 H
S P G — i nB 8 H
S P G — m i d9 5 H
S P G — o u t7 9 H
S P 11 0 H
S P 28 7 H
S P 3E 3 H
S P 4E 3 H
S P 51 0 H
S P D L I M7 F H
Tracking setting
Item indicationSetting
T G6 B H
T F 16 B H
T F 2E 0 H
S V C N T 40 0 H
T R B L V o5 0 H
T R B L V t5 4 H
T R K L V o5 0 H
T R K L V t2 E H
T D P W o8 9 H
T D P W t1 A H
S L C T o0 0 H
S L C T t4 0 H
S L C T m5 3 H
T C R S C I P1 6 H
C O T L V P0 A H
C O T L V r1 C H
W A I T mF F H
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Slide setting
Item indicationSetting
S L G3 B H
S L 22 D H
S L D L I M7 F H
S L D L E V1 2 H
S L K L V k5 5 H
S L K L V t3 A H
S L K L V m5 5 H
ADJUST setting
Item indication
C O KA 0 H
F A TC 0 H
T A T3 E H
C A T2 0 H
F A B6 4 H
S T R0 A H
S F S0 D H
S T C0 D H
Setting
Control setting
Item indicationSetting
C O N T R L 18 0 H
C O N T R L 20 1 H
S P K L E V m2 6 H
A D J T T M1 4 H
H D E Q A D9 2 H
L D E Q A D8 F H
G D E Q A D8 D H
H D E Q B C8 C H
L D E Q B C8 F H
G D E Q B C8 D H
H A L S G1 1 H
L A L S G1 1 H
G A L S G1 1 H
H A L S O F SF C H
L A L S O F S0 0 H
G A L S O F S0 0 H
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EXPLANATION OF ERROR DISPLAY
MD-C2
Error display
Can't REC
Can't COPY
Din UNLOCK
TOC FULL
UTOC R ERR
UTOC A ERR
UTOC L0~4 ERR
NOT AUDIO
? DISC
DISC FULL
PLAY MD
PROTECTED
Can't EDIT
TEMP OVER
MD RD ERR
MD PA ERR
MD WR ERR
TOC S ERR
TOC R ERR
TOC T ERR
UTOC W ERR
FOCUS ERR
Errors
• Defect occurred successively 10 times during REC-PLAY.
• As a result of occurrence of defect during REC-PLAY the
recordable cluster became zero.
• Address is unreadable. REC state cannot be set for 20
seconds although retry is repeated.
• The following judgement is made according to the channel
status of digital signal which was input from D-IN during RECPAUSE or REC-PLAY.
(1) Other than audio signal
(2) Other than signals of home-use appliances
(3) Copy NG due to inversion of copy bit in CD.
• The digital signal which was input from CD FUNC playback
caused the following.
(1) PLL of digital IN was unlocked.
• There were no areas to record music or character
infomation.(music name, disc name, etc.) during REC-PLAY.
• FTNO > LTNO
• FTNO ≠ 0 or 1
• UTOC recorded on disc could not be read.
• Start address > End address
• Any data of UTOC 0 to 4 looped.
• Nonaudio data was recorded in the track mode of currently
selected TNO.
• Data "MINI" of system ID which has been written in TOC with
ASCII code is not correct.
• The disc type written in TOC does not correspond to pre/
mastered MD, recording MD and hybrid MD.
• When an attempt to set REC-PAUSE was made, there were no
recordable areas.
• An attempt to set REC-PAUSE or to start editing was made on
the playback-only disc.
• An attempt to record or edit was made on the record/playback
disc with its careless erase preventing tab being in erase
preventing state.
• An attempt was made to edit the track which was writeprotected by information written in UTOC.
• It is indicated when a tape is faulty operation prevention
condition (tabs breaks.) condition.
• Specific editing conditions were not satisfied.
• Cover the write-protect hole with a piece of cellophane tape.
• Owing to occurrence of some trouble internal temperature of
set (MD unit) rose excessively.
• Read data was not correct or data could not be read correctly.
• Trouble occurred during recording if music data, resulting in
record failure.
• TOC was read but data was not correct.
• TOC could not be rad.
• Trouble occurred during rewriting of UTOC, resulting in UTOC
rewriting failure.
• After the disc was loaded, focusing failure occurred.
Corrective action
• Check that the disc is free from flaw, dust
and fingerprint.
Check whether there is any black spot.
Check for disc disalignment and run-out.
• Check whether CD is copy-inhibited one.
(An example: CD-R)
• Check whether there is any abnormality
in the D-IN signal line.
• Replace the disc with a recording/
playback disc in which an area to register
UTOC remains.
• UTOC data is not normal. Replace the
disc with other disc.
• UTOC data is not normal. Replace the
disc with other disc.
• UTOC data is not normal. Replace the
disc with other disc.
• Select other TNO or replace the disc with
other disc.
• The loaded disc is not applicable.
Replace the disc, and check.
• Replace the disc with other recording disc
in which recording area remains.
• The loaded disc is a Playback-only disc.
Replace the disc with a recording disc.
• Return the careless erase preventing tab
to its initial position, and redo.
• The track on which an attempt to edit was
made is a write-protected track. Redo on
another track.
• Cover the accidental erase prevention
holes with adhesive tape.
• The applied operation procedure is not
proper. Redo, applying the correct
procedure.
• Check by troubleshooting.
• Check whether the ambient temperature
is too high.
• Data of TOC or UTOC is not normal or
disc has flaw. Replace the disc with other
disc.
• The TOC information recorded on disc
does not conform to the MD standard.
Replace the disc with other disc.
• The disc has flaw. Replace the disc with
other disc.
• The disc has flaw. Replace the disc with
other disc.
• Check that the disc is free from flaw,
dust, fingerprint and black spot. Check for
disc disalignment and run-out.
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Error display
BLANK MD
TOC W ERR
MD ERR
Errors
• UTOC was read but total TNO and the number of characters of
NAME was 0?
• Although UTOC can be read but UTOC cannot be rewritten.
• Data of EEPROOM is not correct.
• Perform recording to check that the disc
is recordable disc.
• Check that the record head contact is
normal. Check that there is no broken
wire between PWB and the recording
head.
• Perform adjustment
• Once reset, and redo. If error occurs
persistently, replace EEPROM.
Corrective action
EXPLANATION OF MECHANISM ERROR
Error display
M E C H A _ * _ ERRNone of the operations is completed properly.
HINF (IC1401 97 PIN)
* = E Ejection completion position< 1.3 V
* = M Horizontal midway position> 3.06 V
* = L Load completed position1.853~2.48 V
* = DHead-down position1.3~1.853 V
CD section
Error display
_ TRAY _ ERR _• Turn the power off, and then turn the
The CD changer mechanism did not operate normality.
Errors
Errors
Corrective action
power back on. If an error display
appears,check the CD changer section.
TAPE section
Error display
Can't _ REC _
Errors
No cassette tape has been loaded, or the tape in the unit cannot be re-recorded.
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• Resistor:
NOTES ON SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
To differentiate the units of resistors, such symbol as K and M are
used: the symbol K means 1000 ohm and the symbol M means 1000
kohm and the resistor without any symbol is ohm-type resistor.
Besides, the one with “Fusible” is a fuse type.
• Capacitor:
To indicate the unit of capacitor, a symbol P is used: this symbol P
means micro-micro-farad and the unit of the capacitor without such
a symbol is microfarad. As to electrolytic capacitor, the expression
“capacitance/withstand voltage” is used.
(CH), (TH), (RH), (UJ): Temperature compensation
(ML): Mylar type
(P.P.): Polypropylene type
• Schematic diagram and Wiring Side of P.W.Board for this model are
subject to change for improvement without prior notice.
OPEN/CLOSE
MECHA UP
DISC NUMBER
PICKUP IN
DISC ID
LEAD IN
PLAY
REC
UNLOAD
CARTRIGE
SLOT 1
SLOT 2
SLOT 3
LIFT A
LIFT B
MULTI JOG CONTROL
VOLUME
CD SKIP
DISC 1
DISC 2
DISC 3
OPEN/CLOSE
PRE-EQ
X–BASS
SURROUND
TIME
SLEEP
CLOCK
• The indicated voltage in each section is the one measured by Digital
Multimeter between such a section and the chassis with no signal
given.
1. In the tuner section,
( ) indicates AM
< > indicates FM stereo
2. In the main section, a tape is being played back.
3. In the deck section, a tape is being played back.
( ) indicates the record state.
4. In the power section, a tape is being played back.
5. In the CD section, the CD is stopped.
• Parts marked with “ ” ( ) are important for maintaining
the safety of the set. Be sure to replace these parts with specified
ones for maintaining the safety and performance of the set.
DIMMER
TAPE REC
MD RELESE
MD REC
POWER
MD
TUMER(BAND)
TAPE
MD 1
MD 2
MD 3
REW/TUNING DOWN
STOP
DELETE/CLEAR
NAME/TOC EDIT
PROGRAM
CD > MD EDIT
PLAY MODE
DISPLAY
FF/TUNING UP
PLAY/PAUSE
ENTER
AUX
CD
DEMO
F.P
CAM
CrO2
Using the brush in the cleaner cap,apply 1 or 2 drops of the cleaning fluid to the
brush on the CD cleaner disc which has the mark next to it.
Place the CD cleaner disc onto the CD disc tray with the brush side down,then
press the play button.
You will hear music for about 20 seconds and the CD player will automatically
stop.If it continuse to tum,press the stop button.
1.
2.
3.
The CD lens cleaner should be effective for 30-50 operations,however if the brushes
become worn out earlier then please the cleaner disc.
If the CD cleaner brushes becom very wet then wipe off any excess fluid with a soft
cloth.
Do not drink the cleaner fluid or allow it to come in contact with the eyes.In the event
of this happening then drink and / or rines with clean water and seek medical advice.
The CD cleaner disk must not be used on car CD players or on computer CD ROM
drives.
All rights reserved.Unauthorized duplicating,broadcasting and renting this product is
TROUBLESHOOTING (CD SECTION)
When the CD does not function
When the CD section does not operate When the objective lens of the optical pickup is dirty,this section may not operate.Clean
the objective lens,and check the playback operation.When this section does not operate even after the above step is taken,check
the following items.
Remove the cabinet and follow the troubleshooting instructions.
"Track skipping and/or no TOC(Table Of Contents) may be caused by build up of dust other foreign matter on the laser pickup lens.
Before attempting any adjustment make certain that the lens is clean. If not, clean it as mentioned below."
Turn the power off.
Gently clean the lens with a lens cleaning tissue and a small amount of isopropyl alcohol.
Do not touch the lens with the bare hand.
input into the ICF01 pin 95 when the turntable is rotating?
Yes
When the mechanism is operating, is the following voltage
found on pin 94 of ICF01?
While the CD mechanism is moving up: 0V
Otherwise: 5.0V
Yes
Check the connection from pin 26 on IC2 to pin 23 on IC3.
Yes
ICF01 defective.
No
No
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Check the SW3 and the wiring from the ICF01 pin 95 to the
SW3. (Disc No. 5W)
Check the SW2 (Mechanism up SW) and the wiring from the
ICF01 pin 94 to the SW2 .
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• When turntable fails to move.
When the mechanism is operating, is the following voltage
found on pin 96 on ICF01?
CD mechanism up : 0V
Other : 5.0V
Yes
No
Check the SW2(MECHA UP SW) and the wiring from the
ICF01 pin 94 to the SW2.
Is L output to IC2 pin 26 for 1 seconds when the DISC SKIP
key is pressed?
Yes
Is 4V output between IC3 pins 36 and 37 during operation
stated above?
Yes
Check the loading motor (MK01) and the loading mechanism.
• When the CD tray fails to open or close.
Is there following voltage input in specific state of ICF01 pin96?
Open state: 0V
Close state: 0V
Intermediate state between open state and close state: 5.0V
Yes
Is H output to IC2 pin 24 or 25 for 7 seconds when the OPEN/
CLOSE key is pressed?
No
No
No
Check the wiring of IC2 pin 26, IC3 pin 23.
OK
IC2 defective.
No
Check the periphery of IC3.
OK
IC3 defective.
Check the SW1(OPEN/CLOSE SW) and the wiring from the
ICF01 pin 96 to the SW1.
Check the wiring of IC2 pins 24 and 25, IC3 pins 41 and 42.
OK
Yes
Is 4V output between IC3 pins 38 and 39 during operation
stated above?
Yes
Check the loading motor (Mk01) and the loading mechanism.
• The CD function will not work.
The CD operating keys don't work.
Yes
Check the CD, DSP, power supply, and 16.93 MHz clock, and
IC2 pin 58 (RESET).
Yes
Check the waveform of SCK, SO (DATA) and SI (COMM).
Check the waveform of IC2 pin 55 (SQOUT),
pin 56 (COIN) and pin 57 (CQCK).
Yes
See if the pick-up is in the PICKUP IN SW (SW4) position.
No
IC2 defective.
Check the periphery of IC3.
OK
IC3 defective.
Yes
If the items mentioned above are OK, check the main
microcomputer ICF01.
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• The CD operation keys work.
0.5s
0.50 V
IC1 16 FD
2
1
0.5s
0.50 V
IC1 7 TE
Focus search is
performed two
times when play
operation is done
without disc.
Check the FOCUS-HF system.
Playback can be performed without a disc.
Yes
MD-C2
Does the pickup move up and down two twice?
Yes
Does the output waveform of IC1 pin 16 (FD) match that
shown in Figure 69-1?
Yes
Check 4 MHz of IC1 pin 50 (CLK) line and the microcomputer
data of pin 51 (CL), pin 52 (DAT) and pin 53 (CE).
• Playback can only be performed when disc is
loaded.
Is the Focus servo active? (Can you hear it working?)
Yes
No
No
No
Focus search OK
Check the area around IC3 to CNP2.
Figure 69-1
Check the laser diode driver.
Check the area around IC1 pin 16 to pin 21 (focus servo circuit).
Does the DRF signal of IC1 pin 54 change from "L" to "H"?
Yes
Is HF waveform normal (see the Figure 69-2, Figure 69-3.)?
Yes
Check the tracking system.
HF
1.0V/DIV
0.5µsec/DIV(DC)
(When playing
back the disc)
Figure 69-2
No
No
If the disc is not turning, the
DRF should not change to
"H".
Level is abnormal
Waveform is unstable.
0.5s
1.00 V
IC1 16 FD
0.5s
10.0 V
IC2 13 CLV+
0.5s
10.0 V
IC1 54 DRF
0.5s
2.00 V
IC1 7 TE
Figure 69-3
Check the spindle system.
Check the periphery of
IC1 pin 41 and pin 42.
Check the spindle system.
Waveform in case of
normal play-back
2
1
3
4
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• Check the tracking system.
Check the waveform of IC1 pin 7 (TE).
The waveform shown in Figure 70-1
appears, and the disc condition is too
slow in being displayed.
Playback is possible in TEST mode.
Data cannot be read.
5ms
1.00 V
IC1 7 TE
5 ms
5.0 V
IC1 54 DRF
Yes
Yes
Tracking servo is inoperative.
Playback is impossible
although initialization is
possible.
Yes
Figure 70-1
Normal jump is
Yes
impeded, and the
program top cannot
be reached.
Check the VCO-PLL system.
Check the periphery of IC1 pin 8 to pin
15, and IC3 to CNP2.
Yes
Check the periphery
Yes
of IC1 pin 14.
4
3
• Check the spindle system.
Is playback performed without a disc?
Yes
The turntable rotates a little.
Yes
The turntable fails to rotate or rotates at high speed.
• Checking the VCO-PLL system.
Is playback performed with a disc?
Yes
Although the HF waveform is normal, TOC data cannot be
read.
0.5s
1.00 V
IC2 3 PDO
0.5s
1.00 V
IC2 16 FD
2
No
No
No
Stop -- > Play
As VCO freque-
ncy is locked at
4.32 MHz, voltage
of PDD rises and
stabilizes.
The spindle driver is normal.
Check the periphery of IC1 pin 23 to pin 27, pin 39, pin 40, IC2 pin
12, pin 13, from IC3 to CNP3.
Check the PDO waveform of IC2 pin 3. (Figure 70-2)
Abnormal
Check the IC1 pin 43, pin 44, IC2 pin 3, pin 5, pin 7, pin 9, and pin
10.
Figure 70-2
3
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• Although HF waveform is normal and time
indication is normal, no sound is not output.
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Check the IC2 pin 48 (EFLG).
Yes
Check the IC2 pin 37 and 40.
Yes
Replace IC2.
TROUBLE-SHOOTING (AMP SECTION)
• Although the power is turned on, the device does
not turn on.
Pin 54 on ICF01 changes from L to H.
Yes
Power relay RL900 turns on.
Yes
No
When the POWER key is pressed, pin
23 of ICD01 will change from 5V to 0V.
Check between pin 54 on ICF01 and
No
Q900.
No
Usually, the number of pulses of flawless disc is 100 pulses/sec or
less.
No
Check between POWER key and pin 23
on ICD01.
Yes
The 5V_SWD line is powered up. (ZD806
cathode)
Yes
Pin 41 of ICF01 changes from L to H and
stays there.
Yes
Check the supply power to the MD unit.
4.75 < DVCC < 6.75
6.0 < AVCC < 7.0
Yes
Check the peripheral circuits for ICF01 and
also the RESET circuit.
Check the power circuit (F802, Q807,
No
ZD806 etc)
If the voltage changes from L to H to
L, check QV00, QV01, QV02 and
QV03 on the SP_PROTECT line on
pin 41.
Check the power circuit (F803, Q809,
ZD805 etc)
Check the serial communication line
between ICF01 and ICD01. Make sure
that the ON/STANDBY line is H.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING (MD SECTION)
When MD fails to operate
If the objective lens of optical pickup is contaminated, MD may fail to operate. At first, clean the objective lens to check playback
operation. If MD fails persistently to operate, perform checks as follows.
If dust or foreign substance is accumulated on the pickup lens, playback is disturbed and indication of TOC (content of tracks) may
be disabled. Before adjusting check that the lens is clean. If the lens is contaminated, treat it as follows.
Turn off power supply, impregnate the lens cleaning paper with a small quantity of isopropyl alcohol, and gently wipe the lens with
it with due care so that the lens is not damaged. At this time do not touch the lens directly with your finger.
Is power turned on in the MD position when the remote
controller or main unit POWER button is pressed?
Yes
Is changer disc loading normal?
Yes
Is playback state set when the MD PLAY/PAUSE button is
pressed?
Yes
Is audio output normal?
Yes
Is record and playback operations normal?
• MD power cannot be turned on.
Is normal operation performed when the main unit POWER is
pressed?
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Check as stated in item "MD power cannot be turned on".
Check as stated in "Changer Disc Loading is nor normal".
Check as stated in item "Playback state cannot be set".
Check as stated in item "Audio playback circuit".
Check as stated in item "Record playback operations".
Check the remote controller, main unit and display PWB.
Is +5V to +6V applied to the pins 17 and 18 of CN1501?
Yes
Is pulse given to the pin 7 of CN1501?Check the system PWB, CN1501.
Yes
Is +3.2V applied to the pin 62 of IC1401?
Yes
Is 8.4672 MHz pulse applied to the pin 15 of IC1401?
Yes
Is pulse output from the pin 34 of IC1401?
Yes
Check CN1501 and system PWB.
No
No
No
No
No
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Check the power PWB, system PWB and CN1501.
Check the periphery of IC1401.
Check IC1201.
Check IC1401.
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•
Changer disc loading is nor normal.
When a disc is loaded into the disc 1 position, does the
mechanism go to the disc 1 position?
No
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Yes
Does pin 55 on IC1401 change to L?
Yes
Does either pin 7 or pin 9 on IC1602 change ?Check the IC1602, IC1401.
Yes
Check the lift motor, CW1904.
Is a disc loading ?
No
Does either pin 27 or pin 28 on IC1401 change ?
Yes
Does either pin 12 or pin 13 on IC1601 change ?
Yes
Check the loading motor(M1952), CN1401.
No
No
Yes
No
No
Check the C1940, SW1940
Check the IC1401.
Check IC1601.
When the MD RELEASE button is pressed, is the unloading
operation enabled.
Yes
OK
• Playback state cannot be set.
Is it impossible to set both high reflection disc and low
reflection disc to playback state?
Yes
Only the high reflection disc cannot be played back.
Yes
Is 1.02V±0.3V (high reflection disc) applied to the pin 93 of IC1401
in the TEST mode where the high reflection disc has been
inserted?
Yes
No
No
No
Check as stated in item "TEST mode check".
No
Only the low reflection disc cannot be played back.
Yes
Is 3.2V±0.3V(record enabled) or 2.06V± 0.3V (record disabled)
applied to the IC1401 pin 93 after the low reflection disc has been set?
After adjustment check as stated in item "Normal playback".
YesNo
Check SW1930, MD mechanism switch PWB, and CN1920.
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• Normal playback
When it has been confirmed that EEPROM value is normal in the TEST mode
Is initialization performed normally when high reflection disc is
played back?
No
Does disc rotate normally?
Yes
Is an attempt to read repeatedly the TOC section of low reflection
disc made?
Yes
Check the position as stated in item "lead-in switch position
measurement mode" (high reflection disc adjustment).
No
No
Does the playback time display advance?
No
Check IC1201
Is lead-in switch turned on in the TEST mode when the pickup is on
the innermost periphery (Is the pin 6 of IC1401 on L level?)
Since the TOC section has not been recorded on the new disc,
replace it with recorded low reflection disc.
• Audio playback circuit
When sound is not output although the playback time display advances during playback in the normal mode.
Is audio output waveform observed on the pins 24 to 26 of
IC1701?
Yes
Is audio output waveform observed on the pins 26 and 28 of
CN1501?
Yes
Check the system PWB and power PWB.
No
No
Check the pins 70, 71, 72 and 74 of IC1201, and the pins
12, 16, 17, and 19 of IC1701.
Check connection between IC1701 and CN1501.
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• Record and playback operation
Insert the low reflection disc, and after verifying the audio output in the normal mode playback set the record/playback TEST mode
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Recording from start address cannot be performed.
Yes
Is RF waveform output to the pin 1 IC1201 or TP1201 when
playback is performed after recording?
No
Does the level of pins 3 and 26,39 of IC1401 and the pins 9
and 19 of CNS1101 and the pins 7 and 23 of CNS1101 in
record state differ from that in playback state?
Yes
Does RF pattern appear on the pin 50 of IC1201?
Yes
Check the IC1300, Q1300 to 1303 and CN1300.
Is input waveform given to the pins 22 and 24 of CN1501 in
AUX input record in the NORMAL mode?
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
Check whether the disc is record-prohibited.
Check periphery of IC1401, CN1910 and
CNS1101.
Check for IC1201 soldering failure.
Check the system PWB.
Is input waveform given to the pins 3 to 5 of IC1701?
Yes
Check the periphery of IC1701, check the pins 70, 71, 72,
and 73 of IC1201.
• Focus servo failure
Is waveform on the pins 27 and 28 of IC1101 normal in the TEST
mode focus gain coarse adjustment step?
Yes
Is level of pin 81 of IC1201 changed from H to L?
Is pulse waveform output to the pin 82 of IC1201?
Yes
Does the pulse waveform duty of pins 18 and 19 of IC1201
change?
Yes
Does waveform change on the pins 27, 28, 31 and 32 of
IC1601?
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Check connection between IC1701 and CN1501.
Check waveform on the pins 9 and 10 of IC1101 and soldering joint.
Check waveform on the pins 8 and 9 of IC1201 and soldering joint.
Check soldering joint and part of IC1201.
Check soldering joint and part of IC1601.
Does waveform change on the pins 1 and 3 of CN1101 and
the pins 2 and 4 of CN1901 ?
Yes
Check the pickup.
No
Check soldering joint and peripheral parts of CN1101 and CN1910.
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• Disc motor fails to run
Does waveform appear on the pins 24 and 25 of IC1201 in the
TEST mode focus gain coarse adjustment step?
Yes
Does waveform appear on the pins 9 and 10 of IC1601, pins 7
and 8 of CN1401 ?
Yes
Replace the completed disc motor.
• Tracking servo failure
Does waveform appear on the pins 34 and 35 of IC1601, and
pins 2 and 4 of CN1101, and pins 1 and 3 of CN1910 in the TEST
mode focus gain adjustment step?
Yes
Replace the optical pickup.
No
No
No
Check soldering joint and parts of pins 24 and 25 of IC1201, and
peripheral circuit.
Check soldering joint of IC1601.
Check the soldering joint of pins 20 and 21 of IC1201, CN1101 and
IC1601.
• Slide servo failure
Does the pickup move to external and internal periphery when
the or button is pressed in the TEST mode?
No
Is there any change on the pins 22 and 23 of IC1201 when the
or button is pressed?
Yes
Is there any change on the pins 14 and 15 of IC1601, and the
pins 11 and 12 of CN1401 when the or button is
pressed?
Yes
Does voltage on the positive and negative terminals of slide
motor change when the or button is pressed?
Yes
Replace the slide motor.
Yes
No
No
No
Check the waveform on the pins 22 and 23 of IC1201, check the
peripheral parts and soldering joint.
Check the waveform on the pins 22 and 23 of IC1201, check the
peripheral parts and soldering joint.
Check the soldering joint of IC1601, and CN1401
Check the soldered selections of CN1401, CN1921 and CN1901.
Check the soldered section connected to the sled motor.
Check to see if the trace is broken.
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FUNCTION TABLE OF IC
ICF01 RH-iX0265AW00:System Control Microcomputer (iX0265AW) (1/3)
Pin No.
116KHzAN7Input––SPEANA input 16kHz
24LHzAN6Input––SPEANA input 4kHz
31KHzAN5Input––SPEANA input 1kHz
4250HzAN4Input––SPEANA input 250kHz
563HzAN3Input––SPEANA input 63kHz
6TUNER-SMAN2Input––TUNER signal level detection
7POSISTORAN1Input––
8SP-LEVELAN0Input––Output detection. Fan "ON" at 0.5V , "LEVEL" at 3V.
9CD-SL-PB3OutputHLCD slide motor IN
10CD-SL+PB2OutputHLCD Slide motor OUT
11SY-STBSRDY3Output–LSending and receiving data with the display microcomputer.
12SY-CLKSCK3Output–LSending and receiving data with the display microcomputer.
13SY-COMSO3Output–LSending and receiving data with the display microcomputer.
14SY-DATSI3Input––Sending and receiving data with the display microcomputer.
15CD-RWCSRDY2Output–LCD DISP control
16CD-CQCKSCK2Output–LCD DISP control
17CD-COINSO2Output–LCD DISP control
18CD-SQOUTSI2Input––CD DISP control
19DSTBSRDY1Input–LSending and receiving data with the MD microcomputer
20DSCKSCK1Output–LSending and receiving data with the MD microcomputer
21KDATASO1Output–LSending and receiving data with the MD microcomputer
22MDDATASI1Input––Sending and receiving data with the MD microcomputer
23CD-DRFP63Input––RF detection of a CD , H:A signal is present
24CD-WRQP62Input––Read request input from CD DISP
25DISP-RESP61Output–LDisplay microcomputer reset
26MD-STP60Output–LMD start control signal
27MD-RESP47Output–LMD microcomputer reset
28CD-RESP46Output–LCD DSP reset
29ON/STANDP45Input––Start-up signal from the hold mode
30SERCHP44Output–LCD search mode notification signal
31SYS-STOPP43Input––Power failure detection input
32CD-FUNCP42Output–LCD function : "L", otherwise : "H"
33TUNER-MUTP41Output–L–
34DEMOP40Input––Set specification change "L" : C2
35–RESETInput–––
36*
37
38–Xin––––
39–Xout––––
40–Vss––––
41HP-SWP27InputH–Power amplifier abnormality detected
42SP PROTECTP26InputH–Headphone detection SW
43TUN-SDP25Input––Audio processor/TUNER IC control
44C2-DOP24Input––Audio processor/TUNER IC control
45C2-DIP23Output––Audio processor/TUNER IC control
46C2-SLP22Output––Audio processor/TUNER IC control
47C2-CEP21Output–LAudio processor/TUNER IC control
48*–P20––––
49SYS-MUTP17Output–L–
50*S.W-MUTP16Output–L–
–PB0
Surround ON/OFF
Port Name
PB1Output–L
Input/Output
Output
Active
Level
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
Setting
in Reset
Temperature detection. Fan "ON" at 0.5V "PROTECT" at 4V.
–L
–
Surround mode : "L"
FunctionTerminal Name
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ICF01 RH-iX0265AW00:System Control Microcomputer (iX0265AW) (2/3)
Pin No.
51*HI-VOLTP15Output–LTUNER AM : "L"
52V-LOAD2P14Output–L–
53V-LOAD1P13Output–L"H" : 5V, "L" : 6.5V
54POWERP12Output–LSTANDBY : "L", others : "H"
55SP-RELAYP11Output–L"H" : RELAY "ON"
56FAN MOTORP10Output–L"H" : MOTOR "ON"
57*–P07Output–––
58*–P06Output–––
59*–P05Output–––
60*–P04Output–––
61*–P03Output–L–
62*–P02Output–L–
63*–P01Output–L–
64*–P00Output–L–
65P. B. MUTP37OutputHLTAPE control
66REC MUTP36OutputHLTAPE control
67PB/RECP35Output–LTAPE control
68BIASP34Output–LTAPE control
69*BEET CUTP33Output–LTAPE control
70MOTORP32OutputHLTAPE control
71TAPE-SOLP31OutputHLTAPE control
72*–P30Output–––
73*–P97Output–L–
74*–P96Output–––
75*–P95Output–––
76*–P94Output–––
77*–P93Output–L–
78*–P92Output–––
79*–P91Output–L–
80*–P90Output–L–
81RUN-PULSEP87Input––TAPE RUN-PULSE
82FP-SWP86Input––Write-protection switch
83CAM-SWP85Input–––
84–P84Input––TUNER destination setting
85–P83Input––TUNER destination setting
86–P82Input––TUNER destination setting
87*ROM-DEP81Output–LFor sending and receiving RDS data storage memory
88*ROM-CKP80Output–LFor sending and receiving RDS data storage memory
89*ROM-DIPA7Output–LFor sending and receiving RDS data storage memory
90ROM-DOPA6Input––For sending and receiving RDS data storage memory
91–Vcc––––
92DEMO/STANDPA5Input––"H" : STANDBY start
93*CD-HIPA4Output–LCD double speed : "H"
94UP/DN-SWPA3InputL–CD changer detection SW
95D NO-SWPA2InputL–Disc number detection SW
96OP/CL-SWPA1InputL–Tray open/close detection SW
97PU IN-SWPA0InputL–Inner radius : "L"
98Vee–––––
99Arss–––––
100Aref–––––
Terminal Name
Port Name
Input/Output
Active
Level
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
Setting
in Reset
Function
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ICF01 RH-iX0265AW00:System Control Microcomputer (iX0265AW)(3/3)
Data transmission/reception terminal for the system microcomputer
Data transmission/reception terminal for the system microcomputer
Data transmission/reception terminal for the system microcomputer
Data transmission/reception terminal for the system microcomputer
Data transmission/reception terminal for the system microcomputer
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Function
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
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IC2 VHiLC78622N-1: Servo/Signal Control (LC78622NE) (1/2)
Pin No.
1DEFIInputInput terminal of detect detection signal (DEF).
2TAIInputFor PLLInput terminal for test. Pull-down resistor is integrated.
3PDDOutputOutput terminal of phase comparison for external VCO control.
4VVSS–Ground terminal for integrated VCO.
5ISETAIResistance connection terminal for current adjustment of PDO output.
6VVDD–Power terminal for integrated VCO.
7FRAIVCO frequency range adjustment.
8VSS–Ground terminal of digital system.
9EFMOOutputFor slice level controlEFM signal output terminal.
10EFMINInputEFM signal input terminal.
11TEST2InputInput terminal for test. Pull-down resistor is integrated.
12CLV+OutputOutput for disk motor control. 3 values can be output with the commands.
13CLV-OutputOutput for disk motor control. 3 values can be output with the commands.
14V/*POutputMonitor output terminal for automatic switch of rough servo/phase control
15HLFInputInput terminal of track detection signal. Schmit input.
16TESInputInput terminal of tracking error signal. Schmit input.
17TOFFOutputTracking OFF output terminal.
18TGLOutputOutput terminal for switch of tracking gain "L" increses the gain.
19JP+OutputOutput for track jump control. 3 values can be output with the commands.
20JP-OutputOutput for track jump control. 3 values can be output with the commands.
21*PCKOutputClock monitor terminal for EFM data replay. 4,3218MHz as phase clock.
22*FSEQOutputOutput terminal synchronous signal detection. "H" is output when synchronous signal detected
23*VDD–Power terminal of digital system.
24CONT1In/OutputGeneral purpose input/output terminal 1
25CONT2In/OutputGeneral purpose input/output terminal 2
26CONT3In/OutputGeneral purpose input/output terminal 3
27CONT4In/OutputGeneral purpose input/output terminal 4
28*CONT5In/OutputGeneral purpose input/output terminal 5
29*EMPH/CONT6OutputDifference monitor terminal At "H", deemphasis disk being replayed.
30*C2FOutputC2 flag output terminal.
31DOUTOutputOutput terminal of digital OUTPUT. (EIAJ format)
32*TEST3InputInput terminal for test. Pull-down resistor is integrated.
33TEST4InputInput terminal for test. Pull-down resistor is integrated.
34PCCLInputTerminal not used. Open during operation.
35*MUTEL/CONT7OutputL channel 1 bit DACMute outout terminal for L channel.
36LVDD–Power terminal for L channel.
37LCHOOutputL channel output terminal.
38LVSS–Ground terminal for L channel Surely connected to 0V.
39RVSS–R channel 1 bit DACGround terminal for R channel Surely connected to 0V.
40RCHOOutputR channel output terminal.
41RVDD–Power terminal for R channel.
42*MUTER/CONT8OutputMute output terminal for R channel.
43XVDD–Power terminal for quartz oscillation.
44XOUTOutputGround terminal of 16.9344MHz quartz oscillator.
45XINInputGround terminal of 16.9344MHz quartz oscillator.
46XVSS–Ground terminal for quartz oscillation.
47*SBSYOutputOutput terminal of synchronous signal of subcode block.
48EFLGOutputCorrection monitor terminal of C1, C2, signal and double.
49*PWOutputOutput terminal of subcodes P, A, R, S, T, U and W.
50*SFSYOutputOutput terminal of synchronous signal of subcode frame. It drops when subcode stands by.
Terminal Name
Input/Output
"H" for rough servo, and "L" for phase servo.
by EFM signal matches synchronous signal internally generated.
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
Function
Controlled with serial data command
from microcomputer.
When not used, set it as the input terminal and
open it by connecting to 0V, or set it as the output
terminal and open it.
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IC2 VHiLC78622N-1: Servo/Signal Control (LC78622NE) (2/2)
51SBCKInputClock input terminal to read subcode. Schmit input.
52*FSXOutputOutput terminal of synchronous signal of 7.35kHz divided from quartz oscillation.
53WRQOutputOutput terminal to stand by output of subcode Q.
54RWCInputInput terminal of read/write. Schmit input.
55SQOUTOutputOutput terminal of subcode Q.
56COINInputCommand input terminal from microcomputer.
57*CQCKInputClock input terminal to fetch command input, or pick up subcode from SQOUT. Schmit input.
58*RESInputReset input terminal of LC78622. When turning on power, set it at "L".
59*TST11OutputOutput terminal for test. Used in the open state ( "L" output as ordinary).
60*16MOutputOutput terminal of 16.9344MHz.
614.2MOutputOutput terminal of 4.2336Hz.
62TEST5InputInput terminal for test. Pull-down resistor is integrated.
63*CSInputChip selection input terminal. Pull-down resistor is integrated.
64TEST1InputInput terminal for test. Pull-down resistor is integrated.
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
1*RBB1Bus input/output terminal
2*RBB2Bus input/output terminal
3*RBBOUTBus input/output terminal
4RTINEqualizer input terminal
5RF1C1Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuring the F1 band equalizer filter.
6RF1C2Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuring the F1 band equalizer filter.
7RF2C1Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuring the F2 band equalizer filter.
8RF2C2Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuring the F2 band equalizer filter.
9RF3C1Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuring the F3 band equalizer filter.
10RF3C2Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuring the F3 band equalizer filter.
11RF3C3Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuring the F3 band equalizer filter.
12RF4Capacitor connection terminal for configuring the F4 band equalizer filter
13RTOUTEqualizer output terminal
14RVR1INRch volume 1 input terminal
15RVR2INRch volume 2 input terminal
16*, 17*NCNO CONNECTION terminals.
18RVR2OUTRch volume 2 output terminal
19RVR1OUTRch volume 1 output terminal
20*NCNO CONNECTION terminals. leave open or connect to VSS.
21VREF0.5 for analog ground x VDD power generation section.
22TESTElectronic volume test terminal.
23CLSerial data and clock control terminal
24DISerial data and clock control terminal
25CEChip enable terminal
26VDDGround terminal
27*~29*NCNO CONNECTION terminals. leave open or connect to VSS.
30LVR1OUTLch volume 1 output terminal
31LVR2OUTLch volume 2 output terminal
32*LVR3OUTLch volume 3 output terminal
33*LVR3INLch volume 3 input terminal
34LVR2INLch volume 2 input terminal
35LVR1INLch volume 1 input terminal
36LTOUTEqualizer output terminal
37LF4Capacitor connection terminal for configuring the F4 band equalizer filter
38LF3C3Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuration the F3 band equalizer filter
39LF3C2Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuration the F3 band equalizer filter
40LF3C1Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuration the F3 band equalizer filter
41LF2C2Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuration the F2 band equalizer filter
42LF2C1Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuration the F2 band equalizer filter
43LF1C2Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuration the F1 band equalizer filter
44LF1C1Capacitor and resistor connection terminal for configuration the F1 band equalizer filter
45LTINEqualizer input terminal
46*LBBOUTBus input/output terminal
47*LBB2Bus input/output terminal
48*LBB1Bus input/output terminal
49LSEL0Input selector, output terminal
50*L6Input signal terminal
51*L5Input signal terminal
Terminal Name
To measure power ripple, connect a 50 - 60 F capacitor between Vref and AVSS(VSS).
Should be at VSS potential.
Data is written into the internal latch when the level changes from "H" to "L", and each analog switch is polled.
The "H" level enables data transfer.
Function
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In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
52L4Input signal terminal
53L3Input signal terminal
54L2Input signal terminal
55L1Input signal terminal
56VSSPower terminal
57*NCNO CONNECTION terminals. leave open or connect to VSS.
58R1Input signal terminal
59R2Input signal terminal
60R3Input signal terminal
61R4Input signal terminal
62*R5Input signal terminal
63*R6Input signal terminal
64RSEL0Input selector, output terminal
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
4
RAS
CAS
A0
A9
V
CAS
17
Row Address
5
Row Address
15
20
SS
17
CBR Refresh
Counter
Buffer
Buffer
On ChipVBB
Clock Generator
SELF Refresh
Timer
MN42V4400 ONLY
Row Decoder
Column DecoderSense Amp.
Generator
VBB
Word Driver
Function
Memory
Cell
I/O
Selection
Write Clock
Generator
Data Input
Buffer
Data Output
Buffer
3
16
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WE
I/O1~I/O4
OE
Figure 87-1 BLOCK DIAGRAM OF IC
IC1402 VHiS29294A/-1: EEPROM (S29294A)
Pin No.
Terminal Name
1*NCNot connected
2VccPower
3CSChip selection input
4SKSerial clock input
5DISerial data input
6DOSerial data output
7GNDGround
8PROTECTMemory protection input
Connected to GND or open : Protection valid
Connected to VCC : Protection invalid
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
Memory array
Bank 1
Bank 2
Data register
PROTECT
DI
write-
protection
circuit
Function
Address
decoder
Vcc
GND
Output buffer
DO
CS
SK
Mode decode
logic
Clock generating circuit
Figure 87-2 BLOCK DIAGRAM OF IC
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IC1101 VHiiR3R55//-1:RF Signal Processing (iR3R55) (1/2)
Pin No.
1RE2RF signal input terminal 2 .
2RF1RF signal input terminal 1 .
3RF4RF signal input terminal 4 .
4RF3RF signal input terminal 3 .
5REFIReference voltage amplifier input terminal
6REFOReference voltage amplifier output terminal
7RFADDResistance addition output terminal for RF1-4
8TCGIGroove: Track cross detection signal amplifier input terminal
9AINInverted signal input terminal for the servo signal amplifier (Focus servo system)
10BINInverted signal input terminal for the servo signal amplifier (Focus servo system)
11EINInverted signal input terminal for the servo signal amplifier (Tracking servo system)
12FINInverted signal input terminal for the servo signal amplifier (Tracking servo system)
13BIASBias input terminal
14AVCCAnalog section power terminal
15*STBYLogic signal output terminal (The inverted STBY signal is output.)
16*DISCLogic signal output terminal (The inverted DISC signal is output.)
17*SGAINLogic signal output terminal (The inverted SGAIN signal is output.)
18AGNDAnalog section Ground terminal
19DGNDDigital section Ground terminal
20DTEMPChip temperature detection terminal
21LATCHLatch signal input terminal
22CLOCKClock signal input terminal
23DATASerial data signal input terminal
24DVCCDigital section power terminal
25FOUTOutput terminal for the servo signal amplifier (Tracking servo system)
26EOUTOutput terminal for the servo signal amplifier (Tracking servo system)
27BOUTOutput terminal for the servo signal amplifier (Focus servo system)
28AOUTOutput terminal for the servo signal amplifier (Focus servo system)
29TCGOGroove: Track cross detection signal amplifier output terminal
30WBOADIP signal binary-comparison output terminal
3122KIADIP signal binary-comparison input terminal
3222KOADIP signal HPF amplifier output terminal
33*ADLPFOADIP signal LPF amplifier output terminal
34*NCNot used
35ADIPOADIP signal preamplifier outout terminal
36ADIPIADIP signal AGC amplifier outout terminal
37ADAGCADIP signal AGC smoothing capacitor terminal
38ADAGIADIP signal AGC amplifier input terminal
39RF2-1RF1 and RF2 differential signal
40EFMORF signal preamplifier output terminal
41*EFMIRF signal AGC amplifier output terminal
42AVCCAnalog section power terminal
43AGNDAnalog section ground terminal
44EFMAGCEFM signal AGC smoothing capacitor terminal
45EFMAGIEFM signal AGC amplifier input terminal
46*ATTRAttenuated output terminal for the signal on pin 47 or pin 48
47GOUTGroove: The signal resulting from RF1+RF2-RF3-RF4 is output.
48POUTPit: Resistance addition output for RF1-4
Terminal Name
The RF signal received is applied here.
The RF signal received is applied here.
The RF signal received is applied here.
The RF signal received is applied here.
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
Function
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POUT
GOUT
ATTR
EFMAGI
EFMAGC
AGND
AVCC
EFMI
48 4746 45 44434241 40 3938 37
EFMO
RF2-1
ADAGI
MD-C2
ADAGC
RF2
RF1
RF4
RF3
REFI
REFO
RFADD
TCGI
AIN
BIN
EIN
FIN
1
EFM
AGC
2
3
4
5
6
7
DIFF
DIFF
RESISTOR & SW
BIAS
ADIP
AGC
LPF
8
9
10
11
LOGIC
12
13 14 151617 18192021 2223 24
BIAS
AVCC
STBY
DISC
SGAIN
AGND
DGND
DTEMP
Figure 89-1 BLOCK DIAGRAM OF IC
HPF
LATCH
CLOCK
DATA
DVCC
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
ADIPI
ADIPO
NC
ADLPFO
22KO
22KI
WBO
TCGO
AOUT
BOUT
EOUT
FOUT
IC1201 VHiLR376484-1:
TOTMON
ATRAC Encoder and Decoder/Compressing and Expansion (LR376484) (1/3)
1*EFMMONOutputEFM monitor output
2AVCC–Analog power
3EFMIInputEFM signal input from the RF amplifier
4AGND–Analog ground
5AINInputFocus error signal A
6EINInputTracking error signal E
7TCGInputTrack cross signal
8BINInputFocus error signal B
9FINInputTracking error signal F
10VBATInputSupply voltage detection signal for the constant voltage servo
11WBIInputADIP wobble signal
12VDD1–Digital power
13DGND–Digital ground
14, 15TEST0, TEST1InputTest input.
16TEST2InputTest input.
17X176KOOutputClock output. f=176.4kHz (4fs)
18FODRFOutputFocus servo forward output, PWM.
19FODRROutputFocus servo reverse output, PWM.
20TRDRFOutputTracking servo forward output, PWM.
21TRDRROutputTracking servo reverse output, PWM.
22SLDRFOutputSlide servo forward output, PWM.
23SLDRROutputSlide servo reverse output, PWM.
24SPDRFOutputSpindle servo forward output or spindle servo output, PWM.
25SPDRROutputSpindle servo reverse output or spindle rotation forward/reverse selection
26RAA3OutputAddress output to the external D-RAM, ADR3
27RAA2OutputAddress output to the external D-RAM, ADR2
28RAA1OutputAddress output to the external D-RAM, ADR1
29RAA0OutputAddress output to the external D-RAM, ADR0 (LSB)
30*RAA10OutputAddress output to the external D-RAM, ADR10 (MSB)
31VDD2–Digital ground
32RAA4OutputAddress output to the exterminal D-RAM, ADR4
33RAA5OutputAddress output to the exterminal D-RAM, ADR5
34RAA6OutputAddress output to the exterminal D-RAM, ADR6
35RAA7OutputAddress output to the exterminal D-RAM, ADR7
36RAA8OutputAddress output to the exterminal D-RAM, ADR8
37RAOEXOutputData output enable signal output to the external D-RAM
38DGND–Digital ground
39RACASXOutputColumn address strobe signal output to the external D-RAM
40RAD2In/OutputData input/output to and from external D-RAM, D2
41RAD3In/OutputData input/output to and from external D-RAM, D3 (MSB)
42RAA9OutputAddress output to the external D-RAM, ADR9
43RARASXOutputLow address strobe signal output to the external D-RAM
44RAWEXOutputData write enable signal output to the external D-RAM
45RAD1In/OutputData input/output to and from external D-RAM, D1
46RAD0In/OutputData input/output to and from external D-RAM, D0 (LSB)
47*TCRSOutputTrack cross signal
48*ACRCEROutputADIP CRC error flag monitor output
49*PLCKOutputPlayback: EFM PLL clock output
50EFM0OutputRecording: EFM signal output. Playback: CIF (CI error frag) monitor output
Terminal Name
ATRAC Encoder and Decoder/Compressing and Expansion (LR376484) (2/3)
Input/Output
Normally connected to GND.
Switches between the encoder and decoder/servo mode and the ATRAC mode.
Normally connected to GND.
Function
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
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Pin No.
51*X700KOOutputClock output. f=705.6kHz. When RSTX=0, the clock output is not available.
52*EXPORT0OutputMicrocomputer extension output port0
53*EXPORT1OutputMicrocomputer extension output port1
54*TESO1OutputPLLR switching: Microcomputer extension output port 2.
55TEST3In/OutputPLLOSC switching: Microcomputer extension output port 3.
56TEST4In/OutputEXTCLK switching: Microcomputer extension output port 4.
57CDDATAIn/OutputHigh-speed dubbing CD data input. Switching: Microcomputer extension output port 5.
58CDLRCKIn/OutputHigh-speed dubbing CD LR clock input. Switching: Microcomputer extension output port 6.
59CDBCLKIn/OutputHigh-speed dubbing CD bit clock input. Switching: Microcomputer extension output port 7.
60VXIInputVariable pitch PLL clock input
61*VPDOutputVariable pitch PLL phase error output
62VDD1–Digital power
63DGND–Digital ground
64XIInputOscillation circuit input. 33.8688MHz
65XOOutputOscillation circuit input. 33.8688MHz
66DINInputDigital input signal
67DOUTOutputDigital output signal
68VDD3InputExternal capacitor terminal
69DGND–Digital ground
70LRCKOutputL- and R-channel switching output for music data
71BCLKOutputMusic data shift clock
72DFCKOutputClock for AD/DA converter digital filter. 256Fs
73ADDATAInputAudio data input
74DADATAOutputAudio data output
75*FEMONOutputFocus error signal monitor output
76*TOTMONOutputTotal signal monitor output
77*TEMONOutputTracking error signal monitor output
78SBCKInputDIN subcode read clock. EIAJ CP-309 format
79SBOOutputDIN subcode serial data. EIAJ CP-309 format
80SBSYOutputDIN subcode synchronous block signal. EIAJ CP-309 format
81SFSYOutputDIN subcode synchronous frame signal. EIAJ CP-309 format
82FOKOutputFocus detection signal status. "0": Focus OK
83SENSEOutputServo state detection signal. "1" While pulling in for auto move, auto jump or auto focus
84COUTOutputCross track signal output
85MMCKOutputMicrocomputer clock output. When RSTX=0, clock output is also enabled.
86DINTXOutputInterruption request output terminal to system computer interface
87VDD1–Digital power
88DGND–Digital ground
89RSTXInputChip reset input. L: Reset. (Note)
90SYD0In/OutputSystem computer interface data bus terminal. (LSB)
91~96SYD1~SYD6In/OutputSystem computer interface data bus terminal.
97SYD7In/OutputSystem computer interface data bus terminal. (MSB)
98SYWRXInputSystem computer interface register write input pulse
99SYRDXInputSystem computer interface register read input pulse
100SYRSInputSystem computer interface register select input
Terminal Name
ATRAC Encoder and Decoder/Compressing and Expansion (LR376484) (3/3)
Input/Output
Function
Note: When turning the power on, or after turning the power on, make RSTXL.
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
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Pin No.
1*NCOutputInput/output port P96
2SBCKOutputInput/output port P95
3LDVAROutputLDVAR (Laser power output adjustment)
4*ADISOutputADIS (For automatic adjustment step check)
5SFSYOutputInput/output port P92
6LOADINInputLD SW CK input (Only for a single unit: Interrupt input)
7ERRORInputERR input (The monitor PLL won't lock.)
8BYTEInputGND
9CNVssInputGND
10STID OUTOutputST-ID output
11SEACH OUTOutputMD search output
12RESETInputRESET input
13*NC–Clock output
14Vss–GND
15MCCKInputEXTAL (8.4672MHz)
16Vcc–+3.15V
17P85InputInput/output port P85
18DINTInputDINT (Interrupt input from the MD-LSI)
19DSENSEInputDSENSE (Servo sense input from the MD-LSI)
20ST-IDInputST-ID input (MD-ON)
21SERCHInputCD search input (Synchronized REC interrupt input)
22MDRSWOutputMD RSW output
23*FSWInputFSW1 (SW power frequency switch)
24CRTRG SWOutputCartridge SW. NOD
25P-DOWNInputP-DOWN (power failure detection)
26HD ONOutputHDON (Magnetic head current ON/OFF output)
27LD+OutputLD+ (Loading motor + (positive) control output)
28LD-OutputLD- (Loading motor - (negative) control output)
29CINInputCIN (Track count signal input)
30INNERInputINN SW (Inner SW detection input)
31DATAOutputR-DATA
32LATCHOutputR-LATCH
33CLOCKOutputR-CLK
34DSTBOutputDSTB (System computer communication enable and during communication)
35MD DATAOutputMD DATA (MD data output)
36K DATAInputK DATA (System computer data input)
37DSCKInputDSCK (System computer communication clock input)
384M/16MInput4M/16M DRAM select input
39R/POutputR/P output (REC/PLAY switching) PLAY: H
40FOKInputFOK (Focus servo state monitor input)
41PLL SELOutputInput/output port P55
42S2OutputS2 output
43S1OutputS1 output
44SYRSOutputSYRS (MD-LSI register select signal output)
45SYRDOutputSYRD (MD-LSI read signal output)
46SYWROutputSYWR (MD-LSI write signal output)
47SYS D7In/OutputSYS D7 (Data bus 7)
48SYS D6In/OutputSYS D6 (Data bus 6)
49SYS D5In/OutputSYS D5 (Data bus 5)
50SYS D4In/OutputSYS D4 (Data bus 4)
51SYS D3In/OutputSYS D3 (Data bus 3)
Terminal Name
Input/Output
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
Function
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Pin No.
52SYS D2In/OutputSYS D2 (Data bus 2)
53SYS D1In/OutputSYS D1 (Data bus 1)
54SYS D0In/OutputSYS D0 (Data bus 0)
55SLOT1InputInput/output port P37. MD changer mechanism slot 1 SW Disc IN: L
56SLOT2InputInput/output port P36. MD changer mechanism slot 2 SW Disc IN: L
57SLOT3InputInput/output port P35. MD changer mechanism slot 3 SW Disc IN: L
58EEPROOutputEEPRO (EEPROM, protect release)
59EPCSOutputEPCS (EEPROM, chip selector output)
60EEPDIn/OutputEEPD (EEPROM, serial data output)
61EEPKOutputEEPK (EEPROM, serial clock output)
62VccInput+3.15V
63DISC4OutputInput/output port P30 Not used. Pulled H.
64GND–GND
65L3 DATAOutputL3 DATA (software serial communication, with 2 modes available, LSB first)
66L3 MODEOutputL3 MODE (software serial communication, with 2 modes available, LSB first)
67L3 CLKOutputL3 CLK (software serial communication, with 2 modes available, LSB first)
68SHIFT+OutputMD changer mechanism, Lift motor drive output
69SHIFT-OutputMD changer mechanism, Lift motor drive output
70PCNT0OutputPCNT0 output
71DISC5OutputInput/output port Not used. pulled H
72LD ONOutputLDON output (H: ON)
73A/BOutputANLPTR output
74SBSYOutputADPON output (for CK)
75*DAP ONOutputDAPON output (for CK)
76*DFS0OutputDFS0 output
77*DFS1OutputDFS1 output
783/5OutputDIG EX output (for CK)
79SNG/CNGOutputDIG CD output (for CK)
80XRSTOutputXRST (System reset output)
81*AD MUTEOutputADMUTE output (for CK)
82*EMPHOutputEMPHA output (for CK)
83*DAMUTOutputDAMUTE output (for CK)
84*MUTEOutputMUTE output
85*DOUTMOutputDOUTM output (for CK)
86TEST2InputTEST2 (Special mode selection 2)
87TEST1InputTEST1 (Special mode selection 1)
88TEST0InputTEST0 (Special mode selection 0)
89AVCK3InputAVCK3 (Special mode monitor input)
90AVCK2InputAVCK2 (AD/DA section 3.1V monitor input)
91ACCK1InputAVCK1 (DOUT section 5V monitor input)
92DTEMPInputDTEMP (Temperature detection input)
93MINFInputMINF (Disc classification/REC input)
94SL POSInputMD changer mechanism, slot position
95TEST K2InputTEST K2 (Test key input 2)
96GND–GND
97HINFInputHINF (Mechanism position/HEAD position)
98VREF–+3.15V
99A Vcc–+3.15V
100SB0InputInput/output port
Terminal Name
Input/Output
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
1VSSA(ADC)AD converter analog ground
2VDDA(ADC)AD converter analog power
3VINLAD converter input (left)
4Vref(A)AD converter reference voltage
5VINRAD converter input (right)
6VADCNAD converter reference voltage N
7VADCPAD converter reference voltage P
8*TEST1Mode control 1 (Pulled-down), Test terminal
9*OVERFLMulti-purpose pin 1, Test terminal
10VDDDDigital power
11VSSDDigital ground
12SYSCLKSystem clock 256fs, 384fs, 512fs
13MP2(L3 MODE) For data communication with the MD microcomputer
14MP3(L3 CLK)For data communication with the MD microcomputer
15MP4(L3 DATA)For data communication with the MD microcomputer
16BCKBit clock input
17WSWord select input
18DATAOData output
19DATAIData input
20*TEST3Multi-purpose pin 5 (Pulled-down) , Test terminal
21*TEST2Mode control 2 (Pulled-down) , Test terminal
22AVSSDA converter analog ground
23AVDDDA converter analog power
24VOUTRDA converter output (right)
25VDDOOpeamp power
26VOUTLDA converter output (left)
27VSSOOpeamp ground
28Vref(D)InputAD converter reference voltage
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
If there are no indications for the electrolytic capacitors, error is ± 20%.
MODEL
MD-C2
MD-C2 MD mini system Consisting of
MD-C2(Main unit) and CP-MDC2(Speaker
system).
For U.S.A. only
Contact your nearest SHARP Parts Distributor to order.
For location of SHARP Parts Distributor,
Please call Toll-Free;
1-800-BE-SHARP
Resistors
VRD ....................... Carbon-film type
VRS........................ Carbon-film type
VRN ....................... Metal-film type
VR • • MF ............... Cylindrical type (without lead wire)
VR • • MN............... Cylindrical type (without lead wire)
VR • • TV................ Square type (without lead wire)
VR • • TQ ............... Square type (without lead wire)
VR • • CY ............... Square type (without lead wire)
VR • • CZ ............... Square type (without lead wire)
VR • • • • • • • • • J .. The 13th character represents error.
("J" ±5%, "F" ±1%, "D" ±0.5%.)
If there are no indications for other parts, the resistors are ±5%
carbon-film type.
"CAUTION: For continued protection against risk of fire, replace only with same type F800,F801:5A/125V,F802:2A/
125V,F803: 1.25A/125V,F804:630mA/125V fuse."
NOTE:
Parts marked with “” are important for maintaining the safety of the set.
Be sure to replace parts with specified ones for maintaining the safety and performance of the set.
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DESCRIPTIONNO.PARTS CODENO.PARTS CODE
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
IC1VHILA9241M/-1J AS Servo Amp.,LA9241M
IC2VHILC78622N-1J AY Servo/Signal Control,
IC3VHIM63001FP-1J AX Focus/Tracking/Spin/Sled/
IC301VHITA7358AP-1J AG FM Front End,TA7358AP
IC302VHILC72131/-1J AP PLL Controller LC72131
IC303VHILA1805//-1J AM AM/FM IF/FM DET./MPX.,
IC800VHIAN78L05/-1J AE Constant Voltage Regulator,
IC801VHIKIA7812P-1J AE Voltage Regulator,KIA7812P
IC803VHIKIA7806P-1J AG Voltage Regulator,KIA7806P
IC1101VHIIR3R55//-1J AQ RF Signal,Processor,IR3R55
IC1201VHILR376484-1J BC ATRAC Encoder/Decoder,
IC1202RH-IX2474AFZZJ BF 4Mbit D-RAM,IX2474AF
IC1300VHI74ACT02F-1J AF Head Driver,74ACT02F
IC1401RH-IX0276AWZZJMD System Microcomputer,
IC1402VHIS29294A/-1J AH EEPROM,S29294A
IC1601VHIM56788FP-1J AX Motor Driver,M56788FP
IC1602VHILB1930M/-1J AH Motor Driver,LB1930M
IC1701VHIUDA1344/-1J AY AD/DA Converter UDA1344
IC1702VHINJM431U/-1J AE Regulator,NJM431U
IC1801VHIXC62EP32-1J AE Regulator,XC62EP32
ICD01RH-IX0266AWZZJ AZ FL Driver,IX0266AW
ICF01RH-IX0265AW00J BQ System Control Microcomputer,
ICG01VHI74VHC00F-1J A E Invertor,74VHC00F
ICG02VHIPST9140/-1J AG Reset,PST9140
ICH01VHINJM4558MF-J AE Ope Amp.,NJM4558MF
ICK01VHIAN7345K/-1J AM Playback and Record/Playback
ICS01VHINJM4565M-1J AC Buffer Amp.,NJM4565M
ICT21VHILC72720/-1J AW RDS Decorder,LC72720
ICU00VHILC75397E-1J BD Audio Processor,LC75397E
ICU01VHINJM4558MF-J AE Ope Amp.,NJM4558MF
ICV00VHISTK40705-1J BA Power Amp.,STK40705
LC78622NE
Loading Driver,M63001FP
LA1805
AN78L05
LR376484
IX0276AW
IX0265AW
Amp.,AN7345K
TRANSISTORS
Q1VSKTA1266GR-1J AB Silicon,PNP,KTA1266 GR
Q51VSKRC102M//-1J AC Digital,NPN,KRC102 M
Q52VSKTC3203Y/-1J AC Silicon,NPN,KTC3203 Y
Q302VS2SC535-C/-1J AC Silicon,NPN,2SC535 C
Q342VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
Q343VSKRA109M//-1J AC Digital,PNP,KRA109 M
Q344VSHSA1015GR-1 J AC Silicon,PNP,HSA1015 GR
Q800VS2SB1375//-1J AF Silicon,PNP,2SB1375
Q807VS2SD2012//-1J AD Silicon,NPN,2SD2012
Q808VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
Q809VS2SD2012//-1J AD Silicon,NPN,2SD2012
Q811VSKRC107M//-1J AC Digital,NPN,KRC107 M
Q900VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
Q1300VSBSH103///-1J AF FET,BSH103
Q1301VS2SK2911//-1J AE FET,2SK2911
Q1302VSBSH103///-1J AF FET,BSH103
Q1303VS2SK2911//-1J AE FET,2SK2911
Q1400,1401VSRNC1404//-1J AB Digital,NPN,RNC1404
Q1402,1403VSRN2404///-1J AC Digital,PNP,RN2404
Q1500VSRNC1407//-1J AC Digital,NPN,RNC1407
Q1700VS2SC2412KR-1J AB Silicon,NPN,2SC2412 KR
Q1701VSRNC1404//-1J AB Digital,NPN,RNC1404
Q1702VS2SA1162G/-1J AB Silicon,PNP,2SA1162 G
Q1800VSRNC1407//-1J AC Digital,NPN,RNC1407
Q1801VS2SA1162G/-1J AB Silicon,PNP,2SA1162 G
Q1802VSRNC1407//-1J AC Digital,NPN,RNC1407
Q1803VSRN1406///-1J AB Digital,NPN,RN1406
Q1804,1805VS2SA1314C/-1J AD Silicon,PNP,2SA1314 C
Q1806VSRN1406///-1J AB Digital,NPN,RN1406
QD01VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
QD04~14VSKRC107M//-1J AC Digital,NPN,KRC107 M
QG01VSKRC107M//-1J AC Digital,NPN,KRC107 M
QG02,03VSKTC3199GR-1J AB Silicon,NPN,KTC3199 GR
QK01~04VS2SC2389SS-1J AD Silicon,NPN,2SC2389 SS
QK05,06VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
QK07VSHSA1015GR-1 J AC Silicon,PNP,HSA1015 GR
QK08~10VSKRC104M//-1J AC Digital,NPN,KRC104 M
QK11~14VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
PRICE
RANK
QK15VSHSA1015GR-1 J AC Silicon,PNP,HSA1015 GR
QK16VSKRC104M//-1J AC Digital,NPN,KRC104 M
QK19VS2SC2236-Y-1J AB Silicon,NPN,2SC2236 Y
QM01VSHE8550D//-1J AF Silicon,PNP,HE8550 D
QM02VSHE8550SD1-1J AD Silicon,PNP,HE8550 SD
QM04~06VSKRC107M//-1J AC Digital,NPN,KRC107 M
QS01VSKRA107M//-1J AE Digital,PNP,KRA107 M
QS02VS2SK246GR/-1J AB FET,2SK246 GR
QT21VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
QU02,03VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
QU07VSHSA1015GR-1J AC Silicon,PNP,HSA1015 GR
QV00~04VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
QV06VSHSC1815GR-1 J AC Silicon,NPN,HSC1815 GR
QV07VSKTA1270Y/-1J AD Silicon,PNP,KTA1270 Y
QV08VSKRC107M//-1J AC Digital,NPN,KRC107 M
DESCRIPTION
DIODES
D1VHD1SS133//-1J AA Silicon,1SS133
D81,82VHD1SS133//-1J AA Silicon,1SS133
D91~93VHD1SS133//-1J AA Silicon,1SS133
D301~303VHDDS1SS133-1 J AB Silicon,1SS133
D341,342VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
D361,362VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
D800VHDTS6B04GM-1 J AP Silicon,TS6B04G
D801~812VHD1N4004S/-1J AB Silicon,1N4004S
D813VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
D814VHD1N4004S/-1J AB Silicon,1N4004S
D815VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
D816,817VHD1N4004S/-1J AB Silicon,1N4004S
D818VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
D819VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
D820VHD1N4004S/-1J AB Silicon,1N4004S
D900~903VHD1N4004S/-1J AB Silicon,1N4004S
D906VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
D1300,1301VHDSB0209CP-1J AC Silicon,SB0209CP
D1401VHDSB00703Q-1J AB Silicon,SB00703Q
DD01VHEDZ5R1BSB-1 J AC Zener,5.1V,DZ5.1B
DD02VHD1N4004S/-1J AB Silicon,1N4004S
DG02~05VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
DH03~10VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
DM01~03VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
DS01VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
DU00~03VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
DU04~06VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
DV00~06VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
DV08VHDDS1SS133-1J AB Silicon,1SS133
LEDD01VHPSLI342UCE1J AC LED,Red,SLI342UCE
LEDD02,03VHPSLI342YCB1J AC LED,Yellow,SLI342YCB
LEDD04~07VHPSLI342YCE1J AC LED,Yellow,SLI342YCE
LEDD08VHPLMKD515B-1 J AE LED,Green,LMKD515B
LEDD09,10VHPSLI342YCG1J AE LED,Yellow,SLI342YCG
LEDD11~13VHP333GTH4/-1J AC LED,Green,333GTH4
LEDD14~17VHP333GTH2/-1J AD LED,Green,333GTH2
LEDD18VHPSLI342UCE1J AC LED,Red,SLI342UCE
LEDD19VHPSLI342YCE1J AC LED,Yellow,SLI342YCE
LEDD20VHPLMKD515B-1 J AE LED,Green,LMKD515B
LEDD21~23VHP333GTH4/-1J AC LED,Green,333GTH4
VD301VHCKV1236Z23F J AS Variable Capacitance,
VD303,304VHCKDV147B/-1J AH Variable Capacitance, KDV147B
ZD61VHEMTZJ5R6B-1 J AD Zener,5.6V,MTZJ5.6B
ZD351VHEDZ5R1BSB-1 J AC Zener,5.1V,DZ5.1B
ZD800VHEDZ330BSD-1 J AC Zener,33V,DZ330D
ZD801VHEDZ5R6BSC-1 J AC Zener,5.6V,DZ5.6C
ZD803VHEDZ130BSA-1J AC Zener,13V,DZ130A
ZD805VHEDZ6R2BSB-1 J AC Zener,6.2V,DZ6.2B
ZD806VHEDZ5R1BSB-1 J AC Zener,5.1V,DZ5.1B
ZD808VHEDZ7R5BSA-1 JZener,7.5V,DZ7.5A
ZD810VHEDZ6R8BSA-1 J AC Zener,6.8V,DZ6.8A
ZDG02VHEDZ3R0BSA-1 J AB Zener,3V,DZ3.0B
ZDV00VHEDZ5R6BSB-1 J AC Zener,5.6V,DZ5.6B
KV1236Z23F
FILTERS
BF30192LFILTF1759AJ AD FM Band Pass Filter
CF301RFILF0124AFZZJ AD FM IF,10.7 MHz
CF352RFILA0009AWZZJ AE AM IF
TRANSFORMERS
T301RCILI0007AWZZJ AD FM IF
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T302RCILA1064AFZZJ AD AM Tracking
T304RCILB1074AFZZJ AC AM Band Coverage
T351RCILI0011AWZZJ AD AM IF
T352RCILI0312AFZZJ AC FM Detector
! T900RTRNP0235AWZZ J BE Power,Main
! T901RTRNP0266AWZZ J AQ Power,Sub
DESCRIPTION
COILS
L61VP-XHR82K0000J AC 0.82 µH
L302RCILR0029AWZZ J AA FM RF
L303RCILB0045AWZZ J AD FM Band Coverage
L343VP-DH101K0000J AB 100 µH,Choke
L900RCILZ0019AWZZJ AE Line Filter
L1101VPBNN100K0000J AC 10 µH
L1200VPBNN4R7K0000 J AC 4.7 µH
L1201VPBNNR47K0000 J AC 0.47 µH
L1300VP-NM470K0000J AC 47 µH
L1501RCILZ0016AWZZJ AD 1 µH
L1503VPBNN4R7K0000 J AC 4.7 µH
L1600RCILZ0016AWZZJ AD 1 µH
L1602RCILZ0016AWZZJ AD 1 µH
L1700,1701VPBNN100K0000J AC 10 µH
L1910VPBNNR47K0000 J AC 0.47 µH
LD01VP-DH2R2K0000J AB 2.2 mmH,Peaking
LE51VP-XH2R2K0000J AB 2.2 µH,Choke
LG01~03VP-DH2R2K0000J AB 2.2 mmH,Peaking
LK01,02VP-MK182K0000J AC 1.8 mH,Choke
LK03VP-MK102K0000J AB 1 mH,Choke
LK04VP-MK331K0000J AB 330 µH,Choke
VARIABLE RESISTOR
VR351RVR-M0025AWZZ J AC 6.8 kohms (B),VCO Adjustment
VIBRATORS
X352RCRSP0002AWZZ J AH Crystal,4.5 MHz
XL1RCRSP0005AWZZ J AF Crystal,16.934 MHz
XL1201RCRSC0001AWZZ J AL Crystal,33.8688 MHz
XLD01RCRSP0003AWZZ J AH Crystal,4.194304 MHz
XLF01RCRM-0037AWZZ J AG Ceramic,8.38 MHz
CAPACITORS
C1VCEAZA1CW476M J AB 47 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C2VCKYTV1HB103K J AA 0.01 µ F,50V
C3VCEAZA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C4VCEAZA1HW104M J AB 0.1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C5,6VCTYPA1CX333K J AA 0.033 µF,16V
C7VCEAZA1HW104M J AB 0.1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C8VCTYPA1CX683K J AA 0.068 µF,16V
C9VCTYPA1CX473K J AA 0.047 µF,16V
C10VCCSTV1HL181J J AA 180 pF,50V
C11,12VCTYPA1CX104K J AB 0.1 µF,16V
C13VCKYTV1HB331K J AA 330 pF,50V
C14,15VCKYTV1HB103K J AA 0.01 µF,50V
C16VCKYTV1HB472K J AA 0.0047 µF,50V
C17VCKYTV1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C18VCEAZA1HW474M J AB 0.47 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C19VCEAZA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C20VCEAZA1CW476M J AB 47 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C21VCKYTV1HB332K J AA 0.0033 µF,50V
C22VCCSPA1HL221J J AA 220 pF,50V
C23VCKYTV1HB272K J AA 0.0027 µF,50V
C24VCCSTV1HL2R2C J AB 2.2 pF,50V
C25VCCSTV1HL270J J AA 27 pF,50V
C26VCTYPA1CX333K J AA 0.033 µF,16V
C27VCKYTV1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C28VCTYPA1CX104K J AB 0.1 µF,16V
C29VCEAZA1HW475M J AB 4.7 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C30VCEAZA1HW104M J AB 0.1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C31VCEAZA0JW227M J AC 220 µF,6.3V,Electrolytic
C32VCKYTV1HB103K J AA 0.01 µF,50V
C33VCEAZA1HW474M J AB 0.47 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C34VCEAZA1HW334M J AB 0.33 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C35VCEAZA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C36VCEAZA1CW107M J AC 100 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C37VCKZPA1HF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,50V
C38VCKYTV1HB103K J AA 0.01 µF,50V
C39,40VCKZPA1HF473Z J AA 0.047 µF,50V
C41VCCSPA1HL120J J AA 12 pF,50V
NO.
C42VCCSPA1HL150J J AA 15 pF,50V
C43VCEAZA0JW337M J AC 330 µF,6.3V,Electrolytic
C44~47VCCCTV1HH101J J AA 100 pF (CH),50V
C48VCCSPA1HL101J J AA 100 pF,50V
C49VCCCTV1HH101J J AA 100 pF (CH),50V
C50VCKYTV1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C51,52VCEAZA1CW107M J AC 100 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C54VCKYTV1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C55VCEAZA1CW107M J AC 100 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C56VCKYTV1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C57VCKYBT1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C71,72VCEAZA1HW106M J AB 10 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C73,74VCKYTV1HB221K J AA 220 pF,50V
C75VCKYTV1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C76VCKZPA1HF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,50V
C77VCEAZA1CW107M J AC 100 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C82VCEAZA1CW107M J AC 100 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C83VCTYBT1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C302VCCCMN1HH180J J AA 18 pF (CH),50V
C303VCTYMN1CY103K J AA 0.01 µF,16V
C304VCCSMN1HL4R7C J AA 4.7 pF,50V
C305VCCCMN1HH150J J AA 15 pF (CH),50V
C306VCCSMN1HL330J J AA 33 pF,50V
C307VCTYMN1CX472K J AA 0.0047 µF,16V
C308VCTYMN1CX472K J AA 0.0047 µF,16V
C309VCCUMN1HJ6R8D J AB 6.8 pF (UJ),50V
C310VCKYMN1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C311VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C312VCKYMN1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C313VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C314VCEAEA1CW106M J AB 10 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C316VCKYMN1HB101K J AA 100 pF,50V
C317VCCUMN1HJ3R9K J AA 3.9 pF (UJ),50V
C318VCCCMN1HH220J J AA 22 pF (CH),50V
C319VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C328VCKYMN1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C329VCKYMN1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C330VCCUMN1HJ8R2D J AA 8.2 pF (UJ),50V
C331VCKYPA1HF473Z J AB 0.047 µF,50V
C332VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C333VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C334VCCUMN1HJ180J J AA 18 pF (UJ),50V
C336VCKYMN1HB471K J AA 470 pF,50V
C337VCEAEA1CW106M J AB 10 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C338VCKYMN1HB101K J AA 100 pF,50V
C339,340VCKYPA1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C348,349VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C350VCEAZA1AW227M J AC 220 µF,10V,Electrolytic
C351VCTYMN1CX222K J AA 0.0022 µF,16V
C353VCTYMN0JY183M J AA 0.018 µF,6.3V
C354VCKYMN1HB471K J AA 470 pF,50V
C355VCEAEA1HW335M J AB 3.3 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C356VCEAZA1HW335M J AB 3.3 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C357VCEAEA1HW335M J AB 3.3 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C358CPU100V1500PJJ AC 0.0015 µF,100V, Polypropylene
C359VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C360VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C361VCEAEA1CW226M J AB 22 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C363,364VCTYPA1CX273K J AA 0.027 µF,16V
C365~367VCEAEA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C369VCEAZA1CW476M J AB 47 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C370VCEAEA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C381VCCCMN1HH120J J AA 12 pF (CH),50V
C382VCCCMN1HH150J J AA 15 pF (CH),50V
C383VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
C384VCKYMN1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C385VCEAZA1CW476M J AB 47 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C386VCEAZA1CW107M J AC 100 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C392VCKYMN1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
C393VCEAEA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C800,801VCQYKA1HM224K J AB 0.22 µF,50V,Mylar
C802~805VCQYKA1HM473K J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Mylar
C806~808VCEAZA1HW107M J AC 100 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C809VCEAZA1JW476M J AC 47 µF,63V,Electrolytic
C810,811VCEAZA1HW476M J AB 47 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C812VCEAZA1VW107M J AC 100 µF,35V,Electrolytic
C813,814VCEAZW1HW338M J AH 3300 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C815,816VCEAZW1EW478M J AK 4700 µF,25V,Electrolytic
C817VCKYPA1HF473Z J AB 0.047 µF,50V
C818VCEAEA1HW474M J AB 0.47 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C819VCFYHA1HA473J J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Thin Film
C820VCKYPA1HF473Z J AB 0.047 µF,50V
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DESCRIPTION
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C821VCEAZA1EW476M J AB 47 µF,25V,Electrolytic
C822VCKYPA1HF223Z J AB 0.022 µF,50V
C823VCEAEA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C824VCQYKA1HM473K J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Mylar
C825VCKYPA1HF473Z J AB 0.047 µF,50V
C827VCQYKA1HM473K J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Mylar
C828VCKYPA1HF473Z J AB 0.047 µF,50V
C829VCEAEA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
C830VCQYKA1HM473K J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Mylar
C831VCEAZA1CW107M J AC 100 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C832VCKYPA1HF473Z J AB 0.047 µF,50V
C834VCKYPA1HF223Z J AB 0.022 µF,50V
C900RC-KZ0093GEZZJ AG 0.0047 µF,250V,Electrolytic
C901,902VCQYKA1HM473K J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Mylar
C903VCEAZW1VW228M J AH 2200 µF,35V,Electrolytic
C1101VCKYTV0JB105K J AD 1 µF,6.3V
C1102VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1103VCKYCY1CB273K J AA 0.027 µF,16V
C1104VCKYCY1CB333K J AA 0.033 µF,16V
C1105VCKYCY1HB332K J AA 0.0033 µF,50V
C1106VCKYTV0JB105K J AD 1 µF,6.3V
C1108VCKYTV1CB474K J AC 0.47 µF,16V
C1109VCKYTV0JB105K J AD 1 µF,6.3V
C1110VCKYTV1HB472K J AA 0.0047 µF,50V
C1111VCKYTV1CB474K J AC 0.47 µF,16V
C1112VCCCCY1HH331J J AA 330 pF (CH),50V
C1113~1117VCCCCY1HH271J J AA 270 pF (CH),50V
C1118VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1119VCKYTV0JB105K J AD 1 µF,6.3V
C1200VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1201RC-KZ0002AWZZ J AE 10 µF,10V
C1202,1203VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1204VCKYCY1CB473K J AA 0.047 µF,16V
C1205VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1206VCKYTV1HB122K J AA 0.0012 µF,50V
C1207VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1208,1209VCCCCY1HH120J J AA 12 pF (CH),50V
C1210VCCCCY1HH220J J AA 22 pF (CH),50V
C1300VCCCTV1HH820J J AA 82 pF (CH),50V
C1301VCKYCY1CB273K J AA 0.027 µF,16V
C1302RC-KZ0002AWZZ J AE 10 µF,10V
C1303VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1402VCKYCY1HB681K J AA 680 pF,50V
C1403VCKYCY1CB473K J AA 0.047 µF,16V
C1404VCKYCY1CB223K J AA 0.022 µF,16V
C1405VCKYCY1HB681K J AA 680 pF,50V
C1407VCKYCY1CB473K J AA 0.047 µF,16V
C1408VCKYCY1CB223K J AA 0.022 µF,16V
C1409VCKYCY1EF104Z J AA 0.1 µF,25V
C1410VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1450~1454VCKYCY1CB223K J AA 0.022 µF,16V
C1457VCKYCY1CB223K J AA 0.022 µF,16V
C1501VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1502VCCCCY1HH221J J AA 220 pF (CH),50V
C1503VCKYTQ1CB334K J AC 0.33 µF,16V
C1504VCCCCY1HH221J J AA 220 pF (CH),50V
C1505,1506VCCCCY1HH101J J AA 100 pF (CH),50V
C1508,1509VCKYCY1CB473K J AA 0.047 µF,16V
C1511VCCCCY1HH220J J AA 22 pF (CH),50V
C1601~1604VCCSCY1HL821J J AA 820 pF,50V
C1606RC-KZ0002AWZZ J AE 10 µF,10V
C1607VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1610RC-KZ0003AWZZ J AE 4.7 µF,10V
C1611,1612VCKYCY1HB562K J AA 0.0056 µF,50V
C1613VCKYCY1HB152K J AA 0.0015 µF,50V
C1615VCKYCY1HB152K J AA 0.0015 µF,50V
C1616VCEAPS107AF1A J AD 100 µF,10V,Electrolytic
C1650VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1651VCEAPS107AF1A J AD 100 µF,10V,Electrolytic
C1652VCKYTV1CF105Z J AB 1 µF,16V
C1655VCKYCY1EB153K J AA 0.015 µF,25V
C1700,1701VCEAPS476AF0G J AC 47 µF,4V,Electrolytic
C1702VCKYCY1HB102K J AA 1000 pF,50V
C1703VCKYCY1EF104Z J AA 0.1 µF,25V
C1704VCEAPS476AF0G J AC 47 µF,4V,Electrolytic
C1705VCKYCY1CB473K J AA 0.047 µF,16V
C1706VCKYTV1HF103Z J A A 0.01 µF,50V
C1707VCKYTV1CF105Z J A B 1 µF,16V
C1708,1709VCKYTV1HF103Z J AA 0.01 µF,50V
C1710RC-EZ1620AFZZJ AC 10 µF,16V,Electrolytic
C1711VCEAPS476AF0G J AC 47 µF,4V,Electrolytic
C1712RC-EZ1620AFZZJ AC 10 µF,16V,Electrolytic
DESCRIPTIONNO.PARTS CODENO.PARTS CODE
PRICE
RANK
C1713VCKYTV1HF103Z J A A 0.01 µF,50V
C1714VCKYTV1CF105Z J A B 1 µF,16V
C1715VCKYTV1CB104K J AA 0.1 µF,16V
C1716VCEAPS476AF0G J AC 47 µF,4V,Electrolytic
C1800VCEAPS227AF0G J AC 220 µF,4V,Electrolytic
C1801,1802RC-KZ0002AWZZ J AE 10 µF,10V
C1803VCEAPS107AF1A J AD 100 µF,10V,Electrolytic
C1804VCKYTQ1CF225Z J AB 2.2 µF,16V
C1805VCKYTV1CF105Z J A B 1 µF,16V
C1910,1911VCKYTV0JB105K J AD 1 µF,6.3V
C1912VCKYCY1CB333K J AA 0.033 µF,16V
C1914VCKYTV0JB105K J AD 1 µF,6.3V
C1920,1921VCKYCY1CB223K J AA 0.022 µF,16V
CD01~03VCEAEA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CD05~08VCKYBT1HB151K J AA 150 pF,50V
CD10VCCCBT1HH180J J AA 18 pF (CH),50V
CD11VCCCBT1HH150J J AA 15 pF (CH),50V
CD12VCTYBT1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
CD13VCEAZA1AW107M J AB 100 µF,10V,Electrolytic
CD14VCKYBT1HB151K J AA 150 pF,50V
CD15VCTYBT1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
CD16VCEAZA0JW227M J AC 220 µF,6.3V,Electrolytic
CD17~20VCKYBT1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
CD30RC-GZA226AF1H J AB 22 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CE51,52VCKYBT1HB101K J AA 100 pF,50V
CG01VCTYBT1CY103M J AA 0.01 µF,16V
CG02VCEAZA1HW475M J AB 4.7 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CG03VCTYBT1CY103M J AA 0.01 µF,16V
CG04VCEAZA0JW477M J AC 470 µF,6.3V,Electrolytic
CG05VCQYKA1HM473K J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Mylar
CG07VCTYBT1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
CG08VCEAZA1AW107M J AB 100 µF,10V,Electrolytic
CG09VCQYKA1HM473K J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Mylar
CG10VCEAZA1EW476M J AB 47 µF,25V,Electrolytic
CG12VCQYKA1HM154K J AB 0.15 µF,50V,Mylar
CG13VCTYMN1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
CG15VCTYMN0JY223N J AA 0.022 µF,6.3V
CG16~18VCKYBT1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
CG20~22VCKYPA1HB102K J AA 0.001 µF,50V
CG54VCEAZA1CW106M J AC 10 µF,16V,Electrolytic
CH01~04VCEAZA1EW476M J AB 47 µF,25V,Electrolytic
CH08VCQYKA1HM273J J AB 0.027 µF,50V,Mylar
CH09VCTYMN1CX122K J AA 0.0012 µF,16V
CH10VCEAZA1HW224M J AB 0.22 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CH11VCQYKA1HM104J J AC 0.1 µF,50V,Mylar
CH12VCTYMN1CX472K J AA 0.0047 µF,16V
CH13VCEAZA1HW224M J AB 0.22 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CH14VCEAZA1HW474M J AB 0.47 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CH15VCQYKA1HM153J J AB 0.015 µF,50V,Mylar
CH16VCEAZA1HW224M J AB 0.22 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CH17VCEAEA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CH18VCQYKA1HM473J J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Mylar
CH19VCEAEA1HW224M J AB 0.22 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CK01,02VCKYMN1HB681K J AA 680 pF,50V
CK03,04VCKYMN1HB331K J AA 330 pF,50V
CK05,06VCEAZA1EW476M J AB 47 µF,25V,Electrolytic
CK07,08VCTYPA1CX333K J AA 0.033 µF,16V
CK09VCKYMN1HB561K J AA 560 pF,50V
CK10VCKYBT1HB561K J AA 560 pF,50V
CK11,12VCEAZA1HW105M J AB 1 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CK15,16VCKYMN1HB471K J AA 470 pF,50V
CK19,20VCEAZA1EW226M J AB 22 µF,25V,Electrolytic
CK21,22VCTYPA1CX473K J AA 0.047 µF,16V
CK23VCTYMN1CX332K J AA 0.0033 µF,16V
CK24VCTYBT1CX332M J AA 0.0033 µF,16V
CK25,26VCEAZA1EW476M J AB 47 µF,25V,Electrolytic
CK27VCEAZA1EW226M J AB 22 µF,25V,Electrolytic
CK28VCEAZA1AW227M J AC 220 µF,10V,Electrolytic
CK29VCTYBT1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
CK30VCEAZA1CW107M J AC 100 µF,16V,Electrolytic
CK32VCTYMN1EF223Z J AA 0.022 µF,25V
CK35VCQYKA1HM473K J AB 0.047 µF,50V,Mylar
CK36VCQPKA2AA392J J AB 0.0039 µF,100V,Polypropylene
CK37VCQYKA1HM273K J AB 0.027 µF,50V,Mylar
CK38VCEAZA1CW476M J AB 47 µF,16V,Electrolytic
CK41VCKYBT1HB331K J AA 330 pF,50V
CK42VCKYMN1HB331K J AA 330 pF,50V
CK53,54VCKYMN1HB681K J AA 680 pF,50V
CM01VCEAZA1EW476M J AB 47 µF,25V,Electrolytic
CM02VCEAEA1HW335M J AB 3.3 µF,50V,Electrolytic
CS01,02RC-EZ0004AWZZ J AD 100 µF,10V,Electrolytic
CS03VCTYBT1CX472M J AA 0.0047 µF,16V
DESCRIPTION
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