Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by
the equipment manufacturer.
Discard used batteries according to manufacture’s instructions.
ADVARSEL!
Lithiumbatteri - Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig håndtering.
Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri af samme fabrikat og type.
Levér det brugte batteri tilbage til leverandøren.
ADVARSEL
Eksplosjonsfare ved feilakting skifte av batteri.
Benytt samme batteritype eller en tilsvarende type anbefalt av
apparatfabrikanten.
Brukte batterier katterier kasseres i henhold til fabrikantens
VARNIG
Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte.
Använd samma batterityp eller en likvärdig typ som rekommenderas
av apparattillverkaren.
Kassera använt batteri enligt gällande föreakrifter.
VAROITUS
Parist voi räjähtää, jos se on virheellisesti asennettu.
V aihda paristo ainoastaan laite valmistajan suosittelemaan tyyppiin.
Hävitä käytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeiden mukaisesti.
MODEL IDENTIFICATION
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Parts No.
Parts No.MODEL
4-985-444-1
4-985-444-2
4-985-444-3
4-985-444-4
AEP model
UK model
US model
Canadian model
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The laser component in this product is
capable of emitting radiation exceeding
the limit for Class 1.
This appliance is classified as a CLASS 1
LASER product. The CLASS 1 LASER
PRODUCT MARKING is located on the
rear exterior.
The following caution label is located
inside the unit.
CAUTION
Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures
other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
Notes on chip component replacement
• Never reuse a disconnected chip component.
• Notice that the minus side of a tantalum capacitor may be
damaged by heat.
Flexible Circuit Board Repairing
• Keep the temperature of soldering iron around 270˚C
during repairing.
• Do not touch the soldering iron on the same conductor of the
circuit board (within 3 times).
• Be careful not to apply force on the conductor when soldering
or unsoldering.
SAFETY CHECK-OUT
After correcting the original service problem, perform the following safety checks before releasing the set to the customer:
Check the antenna terminals, metal trim, “metallized” knobs, screws,
and all other exposed metal parts for A C leakage. Check leakage as
described below.
LEAKAGE
The AC leakage from any exposed metal part to earth Ground and
from all exposed metal parts to any exposed metal part having a
return to chassis, must not exceed 0.5 mA (500 microampers). Leakage current can be measured by any one of three methods.
1. A commercial leakag e tester, such as the Simpson 229 or RCA
WT-540A. Follow the manufacturers’ instructions to use these
instruments.
2. A ba ttery-operated AC milliammeter. The Data Precision 245
digital multimeter is suitable for this job.
3. Measuring the voltage drop across a resistor by means of a VOM
or battery-operated A C v oltmeter. The “limit” indication is 0.75
V, so analog meters must have an accurate low-voltage scale.
The Simpson 250 and Sanwa SH-63Trd are examples of a passive VOM that is suitable. Nearly all battery operated digital
multimeters that have a 2V AC range are suitable. (See Fig. A)
To Exposed Metal
Parts on Set
0.15µF
1.5k
Ω
Earth Ground
AC
voltmeter
(0.75V)
Fig. A. Using an AC voltmeter to check AC leakage.
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING !!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK ! OR DO TTED LINE
WITH MARK ! ON THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AND IN
THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION.
REPLACE THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS
WHOSE PART NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS
MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.
ATTENTION AU COMPOSANT AYANT RAPPORT
À LA SÉCURITÉ!!
LES COMPOSANTS IDENTIFIÉS P AR UNE MARQUE ! SUR
LES DIAGRAMMES SCHÉMATIQUES ET LA LISTE DES
PIÈCES SONT CRITIQUES POUR LA SÉCURITÉ DE
FONCTIONNEMENT. NE REMPLA CER CES COMPOSANTS
QUE PAR DES PIÈCES SONY DONT LES NUMÉROS
SONT DONNÉS DANS CE MANUEL OU DANS LES
SUPPLÉMENTS PUBLIÉS PAR SONY.
8. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ........................................ 80
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SECTION 1
SERVICING NOTE
JIG FOR CHECKING BD BOARD WAVEFORM
The special jig (J-2501-124-A) is useful for checking the waveform of the BD board. The names of terminals and the checking items to be
performed are shown as follows.
I+3V : For measuring IOP (Check the deterioration of the optical pick-up laser)
IOP : For measuring IOP (Check the deterioration of the optical pick-up laser)
TEO : TRK error signal (Traverse adjustment)
VC : Reference level for checking the signal
RF: RF signal (Check jitter)
RF
VC
TEO
IOP
I + 3V
Jig
(J-2501-124-A)
CN110
FORCED RESET
The system microprocessor can be reset in the following way.
Use these methods when the unit cannot be operated normally due to the overrunning of the microprocessor, etc.
Method :
Disconnect the power plug, short-circuit the land of RESET.
[MAIN BOARD] (Conductor Side)
Mechanism deck
IC401
CN303
Short land
TP (RESET)
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RETRY CAUSE DISPLAY MODE
• In this test mode, the causes for retry of the unit during recording can be displayed on the fluorescent display tube.
This is useful for locating the faulty part of the unit.
• The data amount stored in D RAM, number of retries, and retry cause are displayed. Each is displayed in hexadecimal number.
• The display of the D RAM data amount enables data reading, accumulation, ejection, and writing to be performed smoothly. If writing is
not smooth, data may decrease considerably.
Method:
1. Load a recordable disc whose contents can be erased into the unit.
2. Press the EDIT/NO button several times to display “All Erase?” on the fluorescent display tube.
3. Press the YES button.
4. When “All Erase??” is displayed on the fluorescent display tube, the numbers on the music calendar will start blinking.
5. Press the YES button to display “Complete”, and press the p button immediately and continue pressing for about 10 seconds.
6. When the “TOC” displayed on the fluorescent display tube goes off, release the p button.
7. Press the r REC button to start recording.
8. Press the DISPLAY button to display the test mode (Fig. 1), and check the display.
9. The Rt value increases with each retry. If an error occurs after a retry , “Retry Error” will be displayed, and the number of retries counted
will be set back to 0.
10. To exit the test mode, press the POWER button. Turn OFF the power, and after “TOC” disappears, disconnect the power plug from the
outlet.
Fig. 1 Reading the Test Mode Display
SC @@ Rt # # ∗∗
Fluorescent Display Tube Signs
@@ : Displays the DRAM memory amount when at all times.
# # : Displays the number of retries. When a retry error occurs, the number will be set back to 0.
* * : Cause of retry
All three displays above are in hexadecimal numbers.
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Reading the Retry Cause Display
Higher BitsLower Bits
Hexadecimal
Bit
Binary
*1 Some displays are not used depending on the microprocessor version.
Reading the Display:
Convert the hexadecimal display into binary display. If more than two causes, they will be added.
Example
When 42 is displayed:
Higher bit : 4 = 0100 n b6
Lower bit : 2 = 0010 n b1
In this case, the retry cause is combined of “CLV unlock” and “ader5”.
When spindle rotation is detected as slow
When more than 3.5 shocks are detected
When ADER was counted more than
five times continuously
When ADIP address is not continuous
(Not used)
When not in focus
When ABCD signal level exceeds the specified range
When CLV is unlocked
When access operation is not performed normally
When A2 is displayed:
Higher bit : A = 1010 n b7+b5
Lower bit : 2 = 0010 n b1
The retry cause in this case is combined of “access fault”, “IVR rec error”, and “ader5”.
!¢ r (recording) button
!∞ p (stop) button
!§ P (pause) button
!¶ ( (play) button
!• 0/) (fast backward/forward) buttons
!ª Display window
@º REPEAT button
@¡ PROGRAM button
@™ SHUFFLE button
@£ CONTINUE button
@¢ PHONE LEVEL knob
@∞ PHONES jack
@§ TIMER switch
7890!¡
!•
!¶
!§
!∞
!¢
!™!£
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instruction manual.
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SECTION 3
DISASSEMBLY
Note :Follow the disassembly procedure in the numerical order given.
3-1. CASE AND FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLY
7
1
9
Connector (6P)
(CN770)
Two screws
(Case 3 TP2)
2
Screw (Case 3 TP2)
claw
Case
6
Screw (BVTP3x8)
3
Screw (Case 3 TP2)
5
Screw (BVTP3x8)
HP board
0
Eight screws
(BVTP3x8)
3-2. BRACKET (T), (L) AND (R)
2
Bracket (T)
6
Two screws
(BVTT2x3)
!¡
Front panel block assembly
1
Four screws
(BVTT2x3)
Main board
8
Flat type wire (23 core)
(CN303)
claw
4
5
Bracket (joint)
4
Two screws
(Case 3 TP2)
Screw (BVTT2x3)
3
Screw (BVTT2x3)
7
Bracket (L)
8
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9
Bracket (R)
Two screws
(BVTT2x3)
3-3. BD BOARD
4
OP relay flexible board
5
BD board
2
Flat type wire (15 core)
3
Screw (BVTT2x4)
1
Flexible board
(Over write head)
3-4. SUB CHASSIS
1
Two step screws
5
Sub chassis
3
Two insulators
Part
A
2
Two step screws
4
Two insulators
Part
Part
A
A
NG
OK
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Take care so that the part A
may be right position when installing.
3-5. SHUTTER ASSEMBLY
1
Stopper washer
2
Shaft (shutter)
3-6. OVER WRITE HEAD
3
Shutter assembly
Shaft (shutter)
1
Precision screw (P1.7x6)
Shutter assembly
Shaft (lid)
Hole B
Hole A
When installing, install the shaft
(shutter) into the hole as shown
in the figure before installing the
shaft (lid) into the hole B.
2
Over write head
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3-7. SLIDER COMPLETE ASSEMBLY
claw
4
Remove the slider complete assembly
in the direction of arrow with putting
out of two claws.
1
Screw
(M1.7x2)
claw
3
Set the shaft of Gear (LB) to be at the
position in the figure.
45°
2
Retainer (gear)
• Note for Installation of Slider Complete Assembly
OK
NG
Take care not to damage
the detective switch.
Slider assembly
Install the part A of lever (head up)
to pass over the slider complete assembly.
Part A
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SECTION 4
TEST MODE
4-1. PRECAUTIONS FOR USE OF TEST MODE
1 As loading related operations will be performed regardless of the test mode operations being performed, be sure to check that the disc is
stopped before setting and removing it.
Even if the §EJECT button is pressed while the disc is rotating during continuous playback, continuous recording, etc., the disc will not
stop rotating.
Therefore, it will be ejected while rotating.
Be sure to press the §EJECT button after pressing the NO button and the rotation of disc is stopped.
2 The erasing-protection tab is not detected in the test mode. Therefore, operating in the recording laser emission mode and pressing the
rREC button, the recorded contents will be erased regardless of the position of the tab. When using a disc that is not to be erased in the
test mode, be careful not to enter the continuous recording mode and traverse adjustment mode.
4-1-1. Recording laser emission mode and operating buttons
1. Continuous recording mode (CREC MODE)
2. Traverse adjustment mode (EFBAL ADJUST)
3. Laser power adjustment mode (LDPWR ADJUST)
4. Laser power check mode (LDPWR CHECK)
5. When pressing the rREC button.
4-2. SETTING THE TEST MODE
While pressing the AMS knob, insert the power plug into the power supply inlet, and release the AMS knob.
4-3. EXITING THE TEST MODE
When the REPEAT button is pressed, it becomes in the STANDBY mode. Or unplug the power plug from an outlet.
4-4. BASIC OPERATIONS OF THE TEST MODE
All operations are performed using the AMS knob, YES button, and NO button.
The functions of these buttons are as follows.
Function name
AMS knob
YES button
NO button
Changes parameters and modes
Proceeds onto the next step. Finalizes input.
Returns to previous step. Stops operations.
Function
4-5. SELECTING THE TEST MODE
Thirteen test modes are selected by turning the AMS knob.
Temperature compensation offset adjustment
Laser power adjustment
Laser power check
Traverse adjustment
Focus bias adjustment
Focus bias check
Continuous playback mode
Continuous recording mode
Detrack check
S curve check ∗
Non-volatile memory mode ∗
Manual command transfer mode ∗
Data reading out mode ∗
Contents
For detailed description of each adjustment mode, refer to “5. Electrical Adjustments”.
If a different adjustment mode has been selected by mistake, press the NO button to exit from this mode.
* The EEP MODE, S curve CHECK, MANUAL CMD and SVDATA READ are not used in servicing. If set accidentally, press the NO button
immediately to exit this mode.
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4-5-1. Operating the Continuous Playback Mode
1. Entering the continuous playback mode
1 Set the disc in the unit. (Whichever recordable discs or discs for playback only are available.)
2 Rotate the AMS knob and display “CPLAY MODE”.
3 Press the YES button to change the display to “CPLAY IN”.
4 When access completes, the display changes to “C1 =
Note : The numbers “
” displayed show you error rates and ADER.
AD = ”.
2. Changing the parts to be played back
1 Press the YES button during continuous playback to change the display as below.
“CPLAY MID” n “CPLAY OUT”n “CPLAY IN”
4
When pressed another time, the parts to be played back can be moved.
2 When access completes, the display changes to “C1 =
Note : The numbers “
” displayed show you error rates and ADER.
AD = ”.
3. Ending the continuous playback mode
1 Press the NO button. The display will change to “CPLAY MODE”.
2 Press the §EJECT button to remove the disc.
Note : The playback start addresses for IN, MID, and OUT are as follows. In case you want to display the address of the playback position
on the display, press the DISPLAY button and display “CPLAY (
)”.
IN40h cluster
MID 300h cluster
OUT 700h cluster
4-5-2. Operating the Continuous Recording Mode
1. Entering the continuous recording mode
1 Set a recordable disc in the unit. (Refer to Note 3)
2 Rotate the AMS knob and display “CREC MODE”.
3 Press the YES button to change the display to “CREC MID”.
4 When access completes, the display changes to “CREC (
Note : The numbers “
” displayed shows you the recording position addresses.
)” and REC lights up.
2. Changing the parts to be recorded
1 When the YES button is pressed during continuous recording, the display changes as below.
“CPLAY MID” n “CPLAY OUT”n “CPLAY IN”
4
When pressed another time, the parts to be recorded can be changed. REC goes off.
2 When access completes, the display changes to “CREC (
Note : The numbers “
” displayed shows you the recording position addresses.
)” and REC lights up.
3. Ending the continuous recording mode
1 Press the NO button. The display changes to “CREC MODE” and REC goes off.
2 Press the §EJECT button to remove the disc.
Note 1 : The recording start addresses for IN, MID, and OUT are as follows.
IN40h cluster
MID300h cluster
OUT 700h cluster
Note 2 :The NO button can be used to stop recording anytime.
Note 3 :During the test mode, the erasing-protection tab will not be detected. Therefore be careful not to set the continuous recording
mode when a disc not to be erased is set in the unit.
Note 4 :Do not perform continuous recording for long periods of time above 5 minutes.
Note 5 :During continuous recording, be careful not to apply vibration.
4-5-3. Non-Volatile Memory Mode
This mode reads and writes the contents of the non-volatile memory.
It is not used in servicing. If set accidentally, press the NO button immediately to exit it.
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4-6. FUNCTIONS OF OTHER BUTTONS
Function
¢
p
)
0
r REC
SCROLL
PLAY MODE
DISPLAY
Sets continuous playback when pressed in the STOP state. When pressed during continuous playback, the tracking servo turns ON/OFF.
Stops continuous playback and continuous recording.
The sled moves to the outer circumference only when this is pressed.
The sled moves to the inner circumference only when this is pressed.
Turns recording ON/OFF when pressed during continuous playback.
Switches between the pit and groove modes when pressed.
Switches the spindle servo mode (CLVS and A).
Switches the display when pressed.Returns to previous step. Stops operations.
Contents
Note : The erasing-protection tab is not detected during the test mode. Recording will start regardless of the position of the erasing-protec-
tion tab when the r REC button is pressed.
4-7. TEST MODE DISPLAYS
Each time the DISPLAY button is pressed, the display changes in the following order.
MODE displaynError rate displaynAddress displaynAuto gain displaynIVR display
The auto gain display and the IVR display are not used for servicing.
1. MODE display
Displays “TEMP ADJUST”, “CPLAY MODE”, etc.
3. Address display
Addresses are displayed as follows. (MO : Recordable disc, CD : Disc for playback only)
h=
h=
h= : Header address
s = : SUBQ address
a = : ADIP address
* “_” is displayed when the address cannot be read.
4. Auto gain display
Auto gains are displayed as follows.
AG F =
F= Focus auto gain collection value.
T= Tracking auto gain collection value.
AD =
s = (MO pit and CD)
a = (MO groove)
T =
4-8. MEANINGS OF OTHER DISPLAYS
Display
¢
P
REC
CLOCK
TRACK
DISC
DATE
A. SPACE
A – B
During continuous playback
Tracking servo OFF
Recording mode ON
CLV LOCK
Pit
High reflection
CLV-S
ABCD adjustment completed
Focus auto gain successful
Tracking auto gain successful
Light
Contents
Off
STOP
Tracking servo ON
Recording mode OFF
CLV UNLOCK
Groove
Low reflection
CLV-A
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Blinking
Focus auto gain successful
Tracking auto gain failed
SECTION 5
ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
5-1. PRECA UTIONS FOR CHECKING LASER DIODE
EMISSINON
T o check the emission of the laser diode during adjustments, never
view directly from the top as this may lose your eye-sight.
5-2. PRECAUTIONS FOR USE OF OPTICAL PICK-
UP (KMS-260A)
As the laser diode in the optical pick-up is easily damaged by static
electricity, solder the laser tap of the flexible board when using it.
Before disconnecting the connector, desolder first. Before connecting the connector, be careful not to remove the solder. Also take
adequate measures to prevent damage by static electricity. Handle
the flexible board with care as it breaks easily.
pick-up
laser tap
Optical pick-up flexible board
flexible board
5-3. PRECAUTIONS FOR ADJUSTMENTS
1) When replacing the following parts, perform the adjustments
and checks with ¬ in the order shown in the following table.
Optical
Pick-up
1. Temperature
compensation
offset adjustment
2. Laser power
adjustment
3. Traverse
adjustment
4. Focus bias
adjustment
5. Error rate check
IC171
G
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
2) Set the test mode when performing adjustments.
After completing the adjustments, exit the test mode.
3) Perform the adjustments in the order shown.
4) Use the following tools and measuring devices.
• Check Disc (MD) TDYS-1
(Parts No. 4-963-646-01)
• Laser power meter LPM-8001 (Parts No. J-2501-046-A)
• Oscilloscope (Measure after performing CAL of prove.)
• Digital voltmeter
• Thermometer
• Jig for checking BD board waveform
(Parts No. : J2501-124-A)
5) When observing several signals on the oscilloscope, etc.,
make sure that VC and ground do not connect inside the oscilloscope.
(VC and ground will become short-circuited.)
6) Using the above jig enables the waveform to be checked without the need to solder.
(Refer to Servicing Note on page 5.)
BD Board
IC101, IC121, IC192
D101
¬
G
G
G
G
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
5-4. CREATING CONTINUOUSLY RECORDED DISC
* This disc is used in focus bias adjustment and error rate check.
The following describes how to create a continuous recording
disc.
1. Insert a disc (blank disc) commercially available.
2. Rotate the AMS knob and display “CREC MODE”.
3. Press the YES button again to display “CREC MID”.
Display “CREC (0300)” and start to recording.
4. Complete recording within 5 minutes.
5. Press the NO button and stop recording .
6. Press the §EJECT button and remove the disc.
The above has been how to create a continuous recorded data for
the focus bias adjustment and error rate check.
Note :
• Be careful not to apply vibration during continuous recording.
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5-5. TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION OFFSET
ADJUTMENT
Save the temperature data at that time in the non-volatile memory
as 25 ˚C reference data.
Note :
1. Usually, do not perform this adjustment.
2. Perform this adjustment in an ambient temperature of 22 ˚C to
28 ˚C. Perform it immediately after the power is turned on when
the internal temperature of the unit is the same as the ambient
temperature of 22 ˚C to 28 ˚C.
3. When D101 has been replaced, perform this adjustment after
the temperature of this part has become the ambient temperature.
Adjusting Method :
1. Rotate the AMS knob and display “TEMP ADJUST”.
2. Press the YES button and select the “TEMP ADJUST” mode.
3. “TEMP =
4. To save the data, press the YES button.
When not saving the data, press the NO button.
5. When the YES button is pressed, “TEMP =
displayed and turned back to “TEMP ADJUST” display then.
When the NO button is pressed, “TEMP ADJUST” will be displayed immediatelly.
Specified Value :
The “TEMP =
0F”, “10 - 1F” and “20 - 2F”.
” and the current temperature data will be displayed.
SAVE” will be
” should be within “E0 - EF”, “F0 - FF”, “00 -
5-6. LASER PPOWER ADJUSTMENT
Connection :
Optical pick-up
objective lens
CN110 pin
CN110 pin
BD board
5
(I+3V)
4
(IOP)
Adjusting Method :
1. Set the laser power meter on the objective lens of the optical
pick-up. (When it cannot be set properly, press the 0 button
or ) button to move the optical pick-up.)
Connect the digital volt meter to CN110 pin 5 (I+3V) and
CN110 pin 4 (IOP).
2. Rotate the AMS knob and display “LDPWR ADJUST”.
(Laser power : For adjustment)
3. Press the YES button once and display “LD 0.9 mW $
4. Rotate the AMS knob so that the reading of the laser pow er meter
becomes 0.86 to 0.92 mW . Press the YES button after setting the
range knob of the laser power meter, and save the adjustment
results. (“LD SAVE $
5. Then “LD 7.0 mW $
” will be displayed for a moment.)
” will be displayed.
6. Rotate the AMS knob so that the reading of the laser pow er meter
becomes 6.9 to 7.1 mW, press the YES button and save it.
Note : Do not perform the emission with 7.0 mW more than 15
seconds continuously.
7. Then, rotate the AMS knob and display “LDPWR CHECK”.
8. Press the YES button once and display “LD 0.9 mW $
that the reading of the laser power meter become 0.85 to 0.91
mW.
9. Press the YES button once more and display “LD 7.0 mW $
”. Check that the reading the laser power meter and digital
volt meter satisfy the specified value.
Laser power
meter
Digital volt meter
”.
”. Check
Specified Value :
Laser power meter reading : 7.0 ± 0.1 mW
Digital voltmeter reading : Optical pick-up displayed value ± 10%
(Optical pick-up label)
KMS
260A
27X40
B0825
N
Iop = 82.5 mA in this case
Iop (mA) = Digital voltmeter reading (mV)/1 (
Ω
)
10. Press the NO button and display “LDPWR CHECK” and stop
the laser emission.
(The NO button is effective at all times to stop the laser emission.)
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5-7. TRA VERSE ADJUSTMENT
Connection :
Oscilloscope
CN110 pin
BD board
3
(TEO)
2
(VC)
V : 0.5 V/div
H : 10 ms/div
Input : DC mode
MO-R”.
of “EFB= ” changes
CN110 pin
Adjusting method :
1. Connect an oscilloscope to CN110 pin 3 (TEO) and CN110
pin 2 (VC) of the BD board.
2. Load a disc (any available on the market). (Refer to Note 1.)
3. Press the 0 button or ) button and move the optical pickup outside the pit.
4. Rotate the AMS knob and display “EFBAL ADJUST”.
5. Press the YES button and display “EFB =
(Laser power READ power/Focus servo ON/tracking servo OFF/
spindle (S) servo ON)
6. Rotate the AMS knob so that the waveform of the oscilloscope
becomes the specified value.
(When the AMS knob is rotated, the
and the waveform changes.) In this adjustment, waveform varies at intervals of approx. 2%. Adjust the waveform so that the
specified value is satisfied as much as possible.
(Read power traverse adjustment)
(Traverse Wav ef orm)
11. Rotate the AMS knob until the waveform of the oscilloscope
moves closer to the specified value.
In this adjustment, waveform varies at intervals of approx. 2%.
Adjust the waveform so that the specified value is satisfied as
much as possible.
(Traverse Waveform)
A
VC
B
Specification A = B
12. Press the YES button, and save the adjustment results in the
non-volatile memory . (“EFB =
SAVE” will be displayed for
a moment.)
Next “EFBAL CD” is displayed. The disc stops rotating automatically.
13. Press the §EJECT button and remove the disc.
14. Load the check disc (MD) TDYS-1.
15. Press the YES button and display “EFB =
CD”. Servo is
imposed automatically.
16. Rotate the AMS knob so that the wa v eform of the oscilloscope
moves closer to the specified value.
In this adjustment, waveform varies at intervals of approx. 2%.
Adjust the waveform so that the specified value is satisfied as
much as possible.
(Traverse Waveform)
A
VC
B
Specification A = B
7. Press the YES button and save the result of adjustment to the
non-volatile memory (“EFB =
moment. Then “EFB =
SAVE” will be displayed for a
MO-W” will be displayed).
8. Rotate the AMS knob so that the waveform of the oscilloscope
becomes the specified value.
(When the AMS knob is rotated, the
of “EFB- ” changes
and the waveform changes.) In this adjustment, waveform varies at intervals of approx. 2%. Adjust the waveform so that the
specified value is satisfied as much as possible.
(Write power traverse adjustment)
(Traverse Waveform)
A
VC
B
Specification A = B
A
VC
B
Specification A = B
17. Press the YES b utton, display “EFB = SA VE” for a moment
and save the adjustment results in the non-volatile memory.
Next “EFBAL ADJUST” will be displayed.
18. Press the §EJECT button and remove the check disc (MD)
TDYS-1.
Note 1 : MO reading data will be erased during if a recorded disc is
used in this adjustment.
Note 2 : If the traverse waveform is not clear, connect the oscillo-
scope as shown in the following figure so that it can be
seen more clearly.
Oscilloscope
Ω
330 k
10pF
CN110 pin
CN110 pin
BD board
3
(TEO)
2
(VC)
9. Press the YES button, and sa ve the adjustment results in the nonvolatile memory. (“EFB =
SAVE” will be displayed for a
moment.)
10. “EFB =
MO-P”. will be displayed.
The optical pick-up moves to the pit area automatically and servo
is imposed.
— 33 —
5-8. FOCUS BIAS ADJUSTMENT
Adjusting Method :
1. Load a continuously recorded disc (Refer to “5-4. Creating Continuously Recorded Disc”.).
2. Rotate the AMS knob and display “CPLAY MODE”.
3. Press the YES button and display “CPLAY MID”.
4. Press the NO button when “C1 =
5. Rotate the AMS knob and display “FBIAS ADJUST”.
6. Press the YES button and display “
The first four digits indicate the C1 error rate, the two digits
after [/] indicate ADER, and the 2 digits after [a =] indicate the
focus bias value.
7. Rotate the AMS knob in the clockwise direction and find the
focus bias value at which the C1 error rate becomes 220 (Refer
to Note 2).
8. Press the YES button and display “
9. Rotate the AMS knob in the counterclockwise direction and find
the focus bias value at which the C1 error rate becomes 220.
10. Press the YES button and display “
11. Check that the C1 error rate is below 50 and ADER is 00. Then
press the YES button.
12. If the “(
)” in “ - - ( )” is above 20, press the YES
button.
If below 20, press the NO button and repeat the adjustment from
step 2.
13. Press the §EJECT button to remove the continuously recorded
disc.
Note 1 : The relation between the C1 error and focus bias is as
shown in the following figure. Find points a and b in the
following figure using the above adjustment. The focal
point position C is automatically calculated from points a
and b.
Note 2 : As the C1 error rate changes, perform the adjustment us-
ing the average vale.
C1 error
220
b
c
AD = ” is displayed.
/ a = ”.
/ b = ”.
/ c = ”.
Focus bias value
(F. BIAS)
a
5-9. ERROR RATE CHECK
5-9-1. CD Error Rate Check
Checking Method :
1. Load a check disc (MD) TDYS-1.
2. Rotate the AMS knob and display “CPLAY MODE”.
3. Press the YES button twice and display “CPLAY MID”.
4. The display changes to “C1 =
AD = ”.
5. Check that the C1 error rate is below 20.
6. Press the NO button, stop playback, press the §EJECT button,
and remove the test disc.
5-9-2. MO Error Rate Check
Checking Method :
1. Load a continuously recorded disc (Refer to “5-4. Creating Continuously Recorded Disc”.).
2. Rotate the AMS knob and display “CPLAY MODE”.
3. Press the YES button and display “CPLAY MID”.
4. The display changes to “C1 =
AD = ”.
5. If the C1 error rate is below 50, check that ADER is 00.
6. Press the NO button, stop playback, press the §EJECT button,
and remove the continuously recorded disc.
5-10. FOCUS BIAS CHECK
Change the focus bias and check the focus tolerance amount.
Checking Method :
1. Load a continuously recorded disc (Refer to “5-4. Creating Continuously Recorded Disc”.).
2. Rotate the AMS knob and display “CPLAY MODE”.
3. Press the YES button twice and display “CPLAY MID”.
4. Press the NO button when “C1 =
5. Rotate the AMS knob and display “FBIAS CHECK”.
6. Press the YES button and display “
The first four digits indicate the C1 error rate, the two digits
after [/] indicate ADER, and the 2 digits after [c =] indicate the
focus bias value.
Check that the C1 error is below 50 and ADER is 00.
7. Press the YES button and display “
Check that the C1 error is not below 220 and ADER is not
above 00 every time.
8. Press the YES button and display “
Check that the C1 error is not below 220 and ADER is not above
00 every time.
9. Press the NO button, next press the §EJECT button, and remove the continuously recorded disc.
AD = ” is displayed.
/ c = ”.
/ b = ”.
/ a = ”.
Note 1 : If the C1 error and ADER are abov e 00 at points a (step 8.
in the above) or b (step 7. in the above), the focus bias
adjustment may not have been carried out properly. Adjust perform the beginning again.
— 34 —
5-11. ADJUSTING POINTS AND CONNETING POINTS
[BD BOARD] (SIDE A)
CN101
15
RF
VC
TEO
D101
CN110
NOTE
1 + 3V
IOP
IC192
[BD BOARD] (SIDE B)
IC171
IC101
IC121
NOTE : It is useful to use the jig. for checking the waveform.
I
J
VC
A to F
PD
APC
APCREF
GND
TEMPI
TEMPR
SWDT
SCLK
XLAT
XSTBY
F0CNT
VREF
EQADJ
3TADJ
Vcc
WBLADJ
TE
CSLED
SE
ADFM
ADIN
ADAGC
ADFG
AUX
FE
ABCD
BOTM
PEAK
RF
RFAGC
AGCI
COMPO
COMPP
ADDC
OPO
OPN
RFO
MORFI
MORFO
I
I-V converted RF signal I input
I
I-V converted RF signal J input
O
Middle point voltage (+1.5V) generation output
I
Signal input from the optical pick-up detector
I
Light amount monitor input
O
Laser APC output
I
Reference voltage input for setting laser power
—
Ground
I
Temperature sensor connection
O
Reference voltage output for the temperature sensor
I
Serial data input from the CXD2650R
I
Serial clock input from the CXD2650R
I
Latch signal input from the CXD2650R “L”: Latch
I
Stand by signal input “L”: Stand by
I
Center frequency control voltage input of BPF22, BPF3T, EQ from the CXD2650R
O
Reference voltage output (Not used)
I/O
Center frequency setting pin for the internal circuit EQ
I/O
Center frequency setting pin for the internal circuit BPF3T
—
+3V power supply
I/O
Center frequency setting pin for the internal circuit BPF22
O
Tracking error signal output to the CXD2650R
—
External capacitor connection pin for the sled error signal LPF
O
Sled error signal output to the CXD2650R
O
FM signal output of ADIP
I
ADIP signal comparator input ADFM is connected with AC coupling
—
External capacitor connection pin for AGC of ADIP
O
ADIP duplex signal output to the CXD2650R
O
3 signal/temperature signal output to the CXD2650R (Switching with a serial command)
I
O
Focus error signal output to the CXD2650R
O
Light amount signal output to the CXD2650R
O
RF/ABCD bottom hold signal output to the CXD2650R
O
RF/ABCD peak hold signal output to the CXD2650R
O
RF equalizer output to the CXD2650R
—
External capacitor connection pin for the RF AGC circuit
I
Input to the RF AGC circuit The RF amplifier output is input with AC coupling
O
User comparator output (Not used)
I
User comparator input (Fixed at “L”)
I/O
External capacitor pin for cutting the low band of the ADIP amplifier
O
User operation amplifier output (Not used)
I
User operation amplifier inversion input (Fixed at “L”)
O
RF amplifier output
I
Groove RF signal is input with AC coupling
O
Groove RF signal output
• Abbreviation
APC: Auto Power Control
AGC: Auto Gain Contr ol
— 67 —
• IC121 Digital Signal Processor, Digital Servo Signal Processor, EFM/ACIRC Encoder/Decoder,
Shock-proof Memory Controller, ATRAC Encoder/Decoder, 2M Bit DRAM (CXD2650R)
PCO
FILI
FILO
CLTV
PEAK
BOTM
ABCD
FE
AUX1
VC
ADIO
AVDD
ADRT
ADRB
AVSS
SE
TE
AUX2
DCHG
APC
ADFG
F0CNT
XLRF
CKRF
DTRF
APCREF
LDDR
TRDR
I/O
I/O
I/O
I (S)
O
I (A)
—
I (A)
I (A)
—
O (3)
O (3)
I (A)
O (A)
I (A)
I (A)
I (A)
I (A)
I (A)
I (A)
I (A)
O (A)
—
I (A)
I (A)
—
I (A)
I (A)
I (A)
I (A)
I (A)
I (S)
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Function
Data input/output for DRAM (Not used)
Clock input from an external VCO (Fixed at “L”)
Playback EFM duplex signal output
Playback EFM comparator slice level input
+3V power supply (Analog)
Playback EFM comparator bias current input
Playback EFM RF signal input
Ground (Analog)
Phase comparison output for the clock playback analog PLL of the playback EFM
(Not used)
Phase comparison output for the recording/playback EFM master PLL
Filter input for the recording/playback EFM master PLL
Filter output for the recording/playback EFM master PLL
Internal VCO control voltage input for the recording/playback EFM master PLL
Light amount signal peak hold input from the CXA2523R
Light amount signal bottom hold input from the CXA2523R
Light amount signal input from the CXA2523R
Focus error signal input from the CXA2523R
Auxiliary A/D input
Middle point voltage (+1.5V) input from the CXA2523R
Monitor output of the A/D converter input signal (Not used)
+3V power supply (Analog)
A/D converter operational range upper limit voltage input (Fixed at “H”)
A/D converter operational range lower limit voltage input (Fixed at “L”)
Ground (Analog)
Sled error signal input from the CXA2523R
Tracking error signal input from the CXA2523R
Auxiliary A/D input (Fixed at “L”)
Connected to +3V power supply
Error signal input for the laser digital APC (Fixed at “L”)
ADIP duplex FM signal input from the CXA2523R (22.05 ± 1 kHz)
0 control output to the CXA2523R
Filter f
Control latch output to the CXA2523R
Control clock output to the CXA2523R
Control data output to the CXA2523R
Reference PWM output for the laser APC
PWM output for the laser digital APC (Not used)
Tracking servo drive PWM output (–)
• Abbreviation
EFM: Eight to Fourteen Modulation
PLL : Phase Locked Loop
VCO: Voltage Controlled Oscillator
Rch analog (+) input
Rch analog (–) input
A/D reference voltage input (+3.2V)
+5V power supply (A/D, analog)
Ground (A/D, analog)
A/D analog block power down “L”: Power down
Not used
Test pin (Fixed at “L”)
A/D LRCK input
A/D BCK input
A/D data output
+3.3V power supply
Ground (A/D, digital)
A/D master clock input (256 fs)
A/D digital block power down “L”: Power down/reset
Ground (D/A, digital)
D/A initialize “L”: Initialize
Mode flag input
Shift clock input
Latch clock input
256 fs clock output
+3.3V power supply
Ground (D/A, digital)
512 fs clock output
D/A BCK input
D/A data input
D/A LRCK input
+5V power supply (D/A, digital)
Rch PLM output 1
+5V power supply (D/A, Rch, analog)
Rch PLM output 2
Ground (D/A, Rch, analog)
+5V power supply (X’tal)
X’tal oscillation output (22 MHz)
X’tal oscillation input (512 fs ) (22 MHz)
Ground (X’tal)
Ground (D/A, Lch, analog)
Lch PLM output 2
+5V power supply (D/A, Lch, analog)
DAOUT 0
DAOUT 1
KEY 0 to KEY 2
CHUCK IN
PACK IN
PACK OUT
TIMER SW
SOURCE SW
(AVSS)
XINT
POWER DOWN
REMOCON
SQSY
DQSY
CNTRL A1 IN
—
—
SYSTEM-RST
(TEST)
3.3V
VBAT
XOUT -T
XIN-T
GND
XOUT
XIN
GND
(S1)
—
SENS
SHOCK
REC/OTHER
—
STB
REC P
PLAY
LOAD V
—
O
O
I
I
I
I
I
I
—
I
I
I
I
I
I
O
O
I
I
—
—
O
I
—
O
I
—
O
O
I
I
I
I
O
I
I
O
O
Test pin. C1 is output when test mode (Not used)
Test pin. ADER is output when test mode (Not used)
Key input pin (D/A input)
Detection input from the chucking-in switch “L”: Chucking
Detection input from the disc detection switch
Detection input from the loading out switch. Loaded out position: “L”, Others: “H”
Key input pin (D/A input)
Ground (Analog)
Interrupt status input from the CXD2650R
POWER DOWN signal input “L”: Down
Remote control signal interrupt input
ATP address sync or subcode Q sync (SCOR) input from the CXD2650R
“L” is input every 13.3 msec Almost all, “H”
Digital-In U-bit CD format subcode Q sync (SCOR) input from the CXD2650R
“L” is input every 13.3 msec Almost all, “H”
CONTROL A1 signal input
Not used
System reset signal input
For several hundreds msec after the power supply rises, “L” is input, then it changes to “H”
Test pin (Fixed at “L”)
+3.3V power supply
Power supply pin to RTC (clock) and RAM
Clock output (32.768 kHz) (For clock)
Clock input (32.768 kHz) (For clock)
Ground
Main clock output (12 MHz)
Main clock input (12 MHz)
Ground
Not used
Internal status (SENSE) input from the CXD2650R
Track jump signal input from the CXD2650R
BEEP sound output switching signal input (Not used)
Not used
Strobe signal output to the power supply circuit Power supply ON: “H”, stand by: “L”
Detection signal input from the recording position detection switch
Detection signal input from the playback position detection switch
Loading motor voltage control output
Not used
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< RESISTOR >
R1011-216-295-91 CONDUCTOR, CHIP (2012)
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R1121-216-089-91 METAL GLAZE47K5%1/10W
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R1421-216-073-00 METAL CHIP10K5%1/10W
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R1441-216-025-91 METAL GLAZE1005%1/10W
R1461-216-037-00 METAL CHIP3305%1/10W
R1471-216-025-91 METAL GLAZE1005%1/10W
R1481-216-045-00 METAL CHIP6805%1/10W
R1501-216-295-91 CONDUCTOR, CHIP (2012)
R1581-216-097-91 METAL GLAZE100K5%1/10W
R1591-216-097-91 METAL GLAZE100K5%1/10W
R1611-216-057-00 METAL CHIP2.2K5%1/10W
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R1631-216-057-00 METAL CHIP2.2K5%1/10W
R1641-216-045-00 METAL CHIP6805%1/10W
R1651-216-097-91 METAL GLAZE100K5%1/10W
R1661-220-149-11 METAL GLAZE2.210%1/2W
R1671-216-065-00 METAL CHIP4.7K5%1/10W
R1691-219-724-11 METAL CHIP11%1/4W
R1701-216-073-00 METAL CHIP10K5%1/10W
R1711-216-073-00 METAL CHIP10K5%1/10W
R1721-216-295-91 CONDUCTOR, CHIP (2012)
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R1791-216-089-91 METAL GLAZE47K5%1/10W
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R1811-216-073-00 METAL CHIP10K5%1/10W
R1821-216-089-91 METAL GLAZE47K5%1/10W
R1831-216-089-91 METAL GLAZE47K5%1/10W
R1841-216-073-00 METAL CHIP10K5%1/10W
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R1861-216-296-91 CONDUCTOR, CHIP (3216)
R1871-216-296-91 CONDUCTOR, CHIP (3216)
R1881-216-073-00 METAL CHIP10K5%1/10W
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IC1018-759-916-14 IC SN74HC04AN
IC1028-759-602-83 IC M5238P
IC2018-759-916-14 IC SN74HC04AN
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IC3028-759-434-43 IC CXA8065S
IC3038-759-361-58 IC CXA8055M
IC3048-759-426-99 IC CXD8607N
IC3518-759-822-09 IC LB1641
IC3528-749-012-69 IC GP1F38T (DIGITAL OPTICAL OUT)
IC3538-749-012-70 IC GP1F38R (DIGITAL OPTICAL IN1)
IC3548-749-012-70 IC GP1F38R
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R1011-249-421-11 CARBON2.2K5%1/4W F
R1021-249-441-11 CARBON100K5%1/4W
R1031-249-425-11 CARBON4.7K5%1/4W F
R1041-249-429-11 CARBON10K5%1/4W
R1051-249-433-11 CARBON22K5%1/4W
R1061-247-868-11 CARBON36K5%1/4W
R1071-249-425-11 CARBON4.7K5%1/4W F
R1081-249-425-11 CARBON4.7K5%1/4W F
R1091-249-401-11 CARBON475%1/4W F
R1101-249-401-11 CARBON475%1/4W F
R1111-249-407-11 CARBON1505%1/4W F
R1121-249-407-11 CARBON1505%1/4W F
R1131-249-408-11 CARBON1805%1/4W F
R1141-249-408-11 CARBON1805%1/4W F
R1151-249-411-11 CARBON3305%1/4W
R1161-249-411-11 CARBON3305%1/4W
R1171-249-411-11 CARBON3305%1/4W
R1181-249-411-11 CARBON3305%1/4W
R1191-249-393-11 CARBON105%1/4W F
R1201-249-393-11 CARBON105%1/4W F
R1211-249-393-11 CARBON105%1/4W F
R1221-249-393-11 CARBON105%1/4W F
R1231-249-411-11 CARBON3305%1/4W
R1241-249-411-11 CARBON3305%1/4W
R1251-249-421-11 CARBON2.2K5%1/4W F
R1261-249-421-11 CARBON2.2K5%1/4W F
R1271-247-843-11 CARBON3.3K5%1/4W
R1281-247-843-11 CARBON3.3K5%1/4W
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< JACK >
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— 84 —
PANEL (L)MAIN
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R2221-249-393-11 CARBON105%1/4W F
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R3031-249-411-11 CARBON3305%1/4W
R3041-247-903-00 CARBON1M5%1/4W
R3051-249-411-11 CARBON3305%1/4W
R3061-249-401-11 CARBON475%1/4W F
R3071-249-401-11 CARBON475%1/4W F
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(CND,AEP,UK)
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HARDWARE LIST
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The components identified by
mark ! or dotted line with mark
! are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number
specified.
Les composants identifiés par
une marque ! sont critiques pour
la sécurité.
Ne les remplacer que par une
piéce portant le numéro spécifié.
MDS-JE700
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Ver.DateDescription of Revision
1.01997.02New
1.12004.09Correction of exploded views parts list (Ref. No. 254, 271, 272, 273 and
274). (SPM-03039)
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