Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing
•
Corporation.
DOLBY, the double-D symbol ; , “PRO LOGIC”,
“Dolby Digital (AC-3)”, and “VIRTUAL DOLBY DIGITAL” are
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
DP-IF5100 is the component model block one in
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MDR-DS5100.
COMPONENT MODEL NAME FOR MDR-DS5100
DIGITAL SURROUND PROCESSORDP-IF5100
CORDLESS STEREO HEADPHONESMDR-IF5000
E Model
SPECIFICATIONS
Modulation SystemFrequency modulation
Carrier wave frequency Right channel 2.8 MHz
Left channel 2.3 MHz
Transmission distance Approx. 10 m to the front
Transmission range20 – 20,000 Hz
Distortion rate1% or less (1 kHz)
Audio inputsOptical input
(rectangular-type) × 1
Analog input (pin jack
left/right) × 1
Power requirementsDC 9 V (from the
supplied AC power
adapter)
Dimensions (w/h/d)Approx. 85 × 190 × 180
mm (3 3/8 × 7 1/2 × 7 1/8
inch)
MassApprox. 1.0 kg
(1000 g) (2 lb 30 oz)
MICROFILM
Design and specifications are subject to
change without notice.
Notes on Chip Component Replacement
• Never reuse a disconnected chip component.
• Notice that the minus side of a tantalum capacitor may be dam-
aged by heat.
DIGITAL SURROUND PROCESSOR
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL
Location and Function of Parts............................................... 3
Listening to the Sound of the Connected Component............ 3
7. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST......................................... 39
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SECTION 1
GENERAL
This section is extracted
from instruction manual.
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SECTION 2
3
PTT 2.6X5
5
cover assy
2
PTT 2.6X5
4
PTT 2.6X5
1
PTT 2.6X5
DISASSEMBLY
• The equipment can be removed using the following procedure.
SetCover assyPanel assy, frontPanel assy, sub
TX board
Note : Follow the disassembly procedure in the numerical order given.
2-1. COVER ASSY
2-2. PANEL ASSY, FRONT
9
panel assy, front
1
screws (2.6x6)
4
CN103
8
claws
2
PTT 2.6X5
3
CN102
7
P 3X6
5
CN101
6
P 3X6
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2-3. PANEL ASSY, SUB
b
2
P 2X8
1
P 2X8
3
LED board
4
panel assy, su
2-4. TX BOARD
3
screw BTT
2
screws BTT
4
TX board
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1
BVTP 3X8
SECTION 3
SERVICE MODE
3-1. GENERAL
This set has the test mode of the built-in microprocessor which
allows various check items required repairing.
3-2. SETTING THE TEST MODE
Press the POWER key and the EFFECT key at the same time and
turn on the power. (Insert the DC plug)
3-3. RELEASING THE TEST MODE
Remove the DC plug.
3-4. TEST MODE
1. LED check
LEDs go on in sequence *1)
POWER,INPUT keys
All LEDs on
All LEDs off
Go to Key check
*2)
POWER,INPUT keys
*3)
*5) Digital input check : Do not use this in repair.
*6) Analog input check :Other than MUTE check, do not use this
in repair.
*7) Mute mode : Use this in electrical adjustment (see page 8).
*8)
C
L
LS
4. IF test tone
POWER and MUSIC LEDs on
L LED on
R
RS
OUTPUT key
1 kHz, –10 dBv
OUTPUT key
HR LED
HL LED
*1) In test mode
*2) All infrared LEDs on
*3) All infrared LEDs on
2. Key check
Press each key and its corresponding
LED goes on *4)
Go to Audio check
*4) Corresponding LEDs
POWER key: POWER LED
INPUT key: ANALOG LED
EFFECT key: MUSIC LED
OUTPUT key : VIRTUAL LED
3. Audio check
POWER, DIGITAL,
L and R LEDs on *5)
ANALOG, HR and HL LEDs on *5) *7)
POWER,INPUT keys
POWER,INPUT keys
C LED on
OUTPUT key
R LED on
OUTPUT key
RS LED on
OUTPUT key
LS LED on
OUTPUT key
POWER,INPUT keys
End of Test mode
1 kHz, –30 dBv
100 Hz, –30 dBv
10 kHz, –30 dBv
1 kHz, FS
POWER,INPUT keys
HL and HR LEDs off *6)
POWER,INPUT keys
Go to IF test tone
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SECTION 4
ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
Notes:
1. These adjustments are performed in the order that they are
described.
2. Adjustment and measurement are performed for each channel
unless otherwise specified.
3. Adjustment is made for the right channel first and then the left
channel.
4. The power voltage is supplied with 9 V.
Oscillation Frequency Adjustment
Setting:
digital frequency
counter
TP03 or TP04 (L-ch)
TP05 or TP06 (R-ch)
LED board
+
–
Adjustment method:
• Perform this adjustment without signal.
1. Connect TP (A MUTE) to ground on the TX board (to set the
mute state), or use the test mode to set the mute state (see page
7).
2. Connect a digital frequency counter to TP03 or TP04 for L-ch
and TP05 or TP06 for R-ch on the LED board.
3. Adjust L51 (L-ch) and L1 (R-ch) on the TX board so that the
reading on the digital frequency counter is each within 2.3 MHz
(L-ch) and 2.8 MHz (R-ch).
Adjustment Location:
– TX board (side A) –
TP
(A MUTE)
– LED board (conductor side) –
TP05
TP06
Specified value:
L-chL512.298 to 2.302 MHz
R-chL12.798 to 2.802 MHz
RF Level Adjustment
Setting:
digital voltmeter
TP03 or TP04 (L-ch)
TP05 or TP06 (R-ch)
LED board
+
–
Adjustment method:
• Perform this adjustment without signal.
1. Connect TP L (L-ch) and TP R (R-ch) to ground on the LED
board (to set the mute state), or use the test mode to set the mute
state (see page 7).
2. Connect a digital voltmeter to TP03 or TP04 for L-ch and TP05
or TP06 for R-ch on the LED board.
3. Adjust RV51 (L-ch) and RV1 (R-ch) on the TX board so that
the reading on the digital voltmeter is 480 mV.
Specified value:
L-chRV51477.5 to 482.5 mV
R-chRV1477.5 to 482.5 mV
TP03
TP04
– TX board (side A) –
RV51
RV1
L51
L1
RF LEVEL
ADJUSTMENT
OSCILLATION
FREQUENCY
ADJUSTMENT
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SECTION 5
DIAGRAMS
5-1. IC PIN DESCRIPTIONS
5-1-1. IC201 µPD784216 (PROGRAM, SYSTEM CONTROL)
Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
1RTP0/P120OAnalog circuit block mute signal output (H: Mute)
2RTP1/P121OD/A mute signal output (H: Mute)
3RTP2/P122OIF circuit block power control signal output (H: ON)
4RTP3/P123OMain circuit block power control signal output (H: ON)
5RTP4/P124ODIR block clock select signal output (H: Digital, L: Analog)
6RTP5/P125ODIR serial select signal output
7RTP6/P126—Not used. (Open)
8RTP7/P127—Not used. (Open)
9VDDIPower supply pin
10X2OConnect to crystal for main system clock oscillator
11X1IConnect to crystal for main system clock oscillator
12VSS—Ground
13XT2—Not used. (Open)
14XT1—Not used. (Fix to “L”.)
15RESETIReset signal input
16INTP0/P00IDIR audio data detect signal input
17INTP1/P01—Not used. (Open)
18INTP2/P02OSub DSP serial select signal output
19INTP3/P03ODecoder serial select signal output
20INTP4/P04OMain DSP serial select signal output
21INTP5/P05OSLAVE reset signal output
22INTP6/P06IDIR lock signal input
23AVDDIPower supply pin
24AVREF0—Ground
25ANI0/P10IDSP serial BUSY 5 V signal input
26ANI1/P11—Not used. (Open)
27ANI2/P12INot used. (Open)
28ANI3/P13INot used. (Open)
29ANI4/P14INot used. (Open)
30ANI5/P15IAuto mute detect signal (L: OFF, H: ON)
31ANI6/P16—Not used. (Open)
32ANI7/P17IAudio input level signal input
33AVSS—Analog ground
34ANO0/P130—Not used. (Open)
35ANO1/P131—Not used. (Open)
36AVREF1IPower supply pin
37SI2IMain serial data signal input
38SO2OMain serial data signal output
39SCK2OMain serial clock signal output
40SI1IMain serial data signal input
41SO2ONot used. (Open)
42SCK1OMain serial clock signal output
43PCL/P23OMain DSP reset signal output
44BUZ/P24—Not used.
45SI0ILED/FLASH serial data signal input
46SO0OLED/FLASH serial data signal output
47SCK0OLED/FLASH serial clock signal output
48A0/P80OMain DSP mute signal output
49A1/P81ONot used.(Main DSP ATT setting bit HIGH)
50A2/P82ONot used.(Main DSP ATT setting bit LOW)
51A3/P83OMain DSP ALC ON signal output
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Pin No.Pin NameI/OPin Description
52A4/P84OMain DSP VR setting bit HIGH signal output
53A5/P85OMain DSP VR setting bit LOW signal output
54A6/P86OReserve terminal (Fix to “L”.)
55A7/P87OReserve terminal (Fix to “L”.)
15OVFB—Not used. (Open)
16DTSDATA—Not used. (Open)
17AC3DATA—Not used. (Open)
18SPDOB3—Not used. (Open)
19CPOOPLL signal output
20AVSS—Ground
21ADD2IPower supply pin
22SDOA2OPCM signal output (C, LFE output)
23SDOA1OPCM signal output (LS, RS output)
24SDOA0OPCM signal output (L, R output)
25 – 29RAMA14 – 10—Not used. (Open)
30VSS—Ground
31VDD1IPower supply pin (+5 V)
32 – 39OPORT0 – 7—Not used. (Open)
40VSS—Ground
41VDD2IPower supply pin (+3.3 V)
42 – 44RAMA9 – 7—Not used. (Open)
45SDOB2—Not used. (Open)
46SDOB1OPCM signal output
47SDOB0OPCM signal output
48SDBCK1—Not used. (Open)
49SDWCK1—Not used. (Open)
50VSS—Ground
51VDD2IPower supply pin (+3.3 V)
52NONPCM—Not used. (Open)
53CRC—Not used. (Open)
54MUTEOAuto mute detect signal output
55KARAOKE—Not used. (Open)
56SCRENC—Not used. (Open)
57SDBCK0OSDBCK0 turn over clock signal output
58 • 59RAMA6 • 5—Not used. (Open)
60VSS—Ground
61RAMA4—Not used. (Open)
62ICIInitial clear terminal
63TEST—Test pin
64RAMA3—Not used. (Open)
65CSBISub DSP chip select signal input
66CSIInterface chip select signal input
67SOOInterface data signal output
68SIIInterface and sub DSP data signal input
69SCKIInterface and sub DSP clock signal input
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