This manual has been provided for the use of authorized YAMAHA Retailers and their service personnel.
It has been assumed that basic service procedures inherant to the industry, and more specifically YAMAHA Products, are already
known and understood by the users, and have therefore not been restated.
WARNING:Failure to follow appropriate service and safety procedures when servicing this product may result in personal
IMPORTANT: The presentation or sale of this manual to any individual or firm does not constitute authorization, certification or
The data provided is be lieved to be accurate and applicable to the unit(s) indica ted on the cove r. The rese arch, engineerin g, and
service departments of YAMAHA are continually striving to improve YAMAHA products. Modifications are, therefore, inevitable
and specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation to retrofit. Should any discrepancy appear to exist, plea se contact
the distributor's Service Division.
WARNING:Static discharges can destroy expensive components. Discharge any static electricity your body may have accumu-
IMPORTANT: Turn the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement. Recheck all work before you apply power to the unit.
injury, destruction of expensive components and failure of the product to perform as specified. For these reasons,
we advise all YAMAHA product owners that all service required should be performed by an authorized
YAMAHA Retailer or the appointed service representative.
recognition of any applicable technical capabilities, or establish a principle-agent relationship of any form.
lated by grounding yourself to the ground buss in the unit (heavy gauge black wires connect to this buss).
1. Critical Components Information.
Components having special characteristics are marked Z
and must be replaced with parts having specifications equal
to those originally installed.
2. Leakage Current Measurement (For 120V Models Only).
When service has been completed, it is imperative to verify
that all exposed conductive surfaces are properly insulated
from supply circuits.
● Meter impedance should be equivalent to 1500 ohm shunted
by 0.15µF.
● Leakage current must not exceed 0.5mA.
● Be sure to test for leakage with the AC plug in both
polarities.
CAUTION: USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS
OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES
OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED
HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS
RADIATION EXPOSURE.
Write mode ...max 10 mW 0.5S
THE MINI DISC RECORDER SHOULD NOT BE
ADJUSTED OR REPAIRED BY ANYONE EXCEPT
PROPERLY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
min cycle 1.5S
Repetition
WARNING: CHEMICAL CONTENT NOTICE!
The solder used in the production of this product contains LEAD. In addition, other electrical/electronic and/or
plastic (where applicable) components may also contain traces of chemicals found by the California Health and
Welfare Agency (and possibly other entities) to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
DO NOT PLACE SOLDER, ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC OR PLASTIC COMPONENTS IN YOUR MOUTH FOR
ANY REASON WHATSOEVER!
Avoid prolonged, unprotected contact between solder and your skin! When soldering, do not inhale solder fumes
or expose eyes to solder/flux vapor!
If you come in contact with solder or components located inside the enclosure of this product, wash your hands
before handling food.
G, B models
➀
G, B models
➁
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MDX-595
English
➀ THIS PRINTING (SEE POSITION SHOWN IN THE ILLUSTRATION) INFORMS THE USER THAT THE APPARATUS
CONTAINS A LASER COMPONENT.
➁ THIS LABEL (SEE POSITION SHOWN IN THE ILLUSTRATION) WARNS THAT ANY FURTHER PROCEDURE WILL
BRING THE USER INTO EXPOSURE WITH THE LASER BEAM.
CAUTION : USE OF CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE
SPECIFIED HEREIN, MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.
Swedish
➀ DENNA MÄRKNING (SE FIGUR) UPPLYSER OM ATT DET I APPARATEN INGÅR EN LASERKOMPONENT AV
TYP KLASS 1.
➁ VARNINGSMÄRKNING (SE FIGUR) FÖR STRÅLNING. INGREPP I APPARATEN BÖR ENDAST FÖRETAGAS AV
FACKMAN MED KÅNNEDOM OM LASER. APPARATEN INNEHÄLLER EN LASERKOMPONENT SOM AVGER
STRÅLNING ÖVERSTIGANDE GRÄNSEN FÖR LASERKLASS 1.
VARNING : OSYNLIG LASERSTRÅLNING NÄR DENNA DEL ÄR ÖPPNAD OCH SPÄRREN ÄR URKOPPLAD.
STIRRA EJ I STRÅLEN OCH BETRAKTA EJ STRÅLEN GENOM OPTISKT INSTRUMENT.
Danish
➀ DETTE MÆRKAT ER ANBRAGT SOM VIST I ILLUSTRATIONEN FOR AT ADVARE BRUGEREN OM AT AP-
PARATET INDEHOLDER EN LASERKOMPONENT.
MDX-595
➁ DETTE MÆRKAT OM LASEREN ER ANBRAGT PÅ APPARATET SOM EN OPLYSNING OM AT APPARATET
INDEHOLDER ET LASERKOMPONENT.
ADVARSEL : USYNLIG LASERSTRÅLING VED ÅBNING, NÅR SIKKERHEDSAFBRYDERE ER UDE AF FUNKTION.
SE IKKE IND I STRÅLEN-HELLER IKKE MED OPTISKE INSTRUMENTER.
ADVARSEL : USYNLIG LASERSTRÅLING NÅR DEKSEL ÅPNES OG SIKKERHEDSLÄS BRYTES. STIRR IKKE INN
I STRÅLEN ELLER SE DIREKTE MED OPTISKE INSTRUMENTER.
Finnish
VARO! :
AVATTAESSA JA SUOJALUKITUS OHITETTAESSA OLET ALTTIINA NÄKYMÄTTÖMÄLLE LASER-SÄTEILYLLE.
ÄLÄ TUIJOTA SÄTEESEEN ÄLÄKÄ KATSO SITÄ OPTISEN LAITTEEN LÄPI.
* US and foreign patents licensed from Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.
6.5
(1/4")
Inputs
LINE IN (REC)
Type: pin jack
Input impedance: greater than 56 k-ohms
Standard input level: 300 mV
DIGITAL IN (OPTICAL) 1/2
Type: square optical connector jack
3
435(17–1/8")
288(11–5/16")
266.5(10–1/2")
15
(9/16")
80
96
(3–1/8")
(3–3/4")
16
(5/8")
Units : mm (inch)
■ INTERNAL VIEW
MDX-595
MDX-595
q POWER TRANSFORMER
w P.C.B. DIGITAL
e P.C.B. MAIN (1)
r POWER SWITCH
t MD MECHANISM UNIT
y P.C.B. MAIN (2)
CB401
■ DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
(Remove parts in disassembly order as numbered.)
qwe
CB1
CB5
CB6
CB7
rty
1. Removal of Top Cover
a. Remove 4 screws ( q ) and 3 screw
2. Removal of Front Panel
a. Remove 4 connectors.
CB5, CB6, CB7, CB401
( e )
b. Remove 3 screws
q
MD Mechanism Unit
r
t
and 2 screws
Top Cover
t
( w )
( r )
in Fig. 1.
in Fig. 1
w
3. Removal of MD Mechanism Unit
a. Remove 1 connector.
CB1
b. Remove 4 screws ( t ) in Fig. 1.
c. Remove 4 screws ( y ) in Fig. 2.
.
q
d. Remove 2 screws ( u ) in Fig. 2.
e. Remove 2 screws ( i ) in Fig. 2.
i
MD Mechanism Unit
u
y
i
Shield Case (Top)
u
Shield Case (Bottom)
e
r
Front Panel
Fig. 1
y
Support (Mechanism)
Fig. 2
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MDX-595
Disassembly of MD Mechanical Unit
MDX-595
Remove the MD mechanical unit according to Steps 1 ~ 3 of the disassembly procedure (page 4).
Removal of MD Main P.C.B. (Fig. 3)
1. Remove 4 screws (Q1).
2. Remove 6 connectors (Q2).
( Q1 ) x 4
1.7 x 3mm
( Q2 ) x 1
Flexible P.C.B. for
optical pickup (*1)
(Q2)x1
(*1) After pulling off the flexible P.C.B.
for the optical pickup from the
connector, cover its end with
aluminum foil or the like which is
electrically conductive so as to prevent
the optical pickup from being
damaged by static electricity.
Removal of MD Mechanism (Fig.4)
1. Remove 4 screws (R1).
Caution
Almost the entire surface of the cartridge holder is
coated with oil. When removing the mechanism, hold it
at the rear end (where marked with arrows in the figure)
and avoid touching the oiled surface.
Cartridge Holder
MD Mechanism
MD Main P.C.B.
( Q2 ) x 1
( Q2 ) x 3
Frame
Fig. 3
Removal of Magnetic Head (Fig.5)
1. Remove a screw (A1).
Caution
a. When removing the magnetic head, hold its base and
do not touch the magnetic head itself or the leaf
spring.
b. Place the magnetic head upside down.
c. Use special care so as not to cause any damage to
the magnetic head when installing it.
(A1)x1
ø1.7x5mm
Gray
(R1)x4
ø1.7x8.9mm
Gray
Black
Leaf Spring
MD Mechanism
Fig. 4
Magnetic Head
Sheet, Head
Fig. 5
5
Removal of Cartridge Holder (Fig.6)
1. Open the roller arm lever in the arrow direction and move the clamper lever to the rear.
2. With a +5V voltage (*2) applied to the red line side of the blue connector of the loading
motor, push the rack gear in the arrow direction until the cam plate lever clicks.
(*2) A +5V voltage can be obtained from the pluspol (D6.5/5V) of C3 and the ground
terminal of the Main P.C.B.
3. Remove a screw (B1 and B2, 1 each) from the holder arm and remove the cartridge
holder by moving it to the left.
Slider Lever
Cartridge Holder
(B1) x1
Ø1.7x5mm
Clamper
Lever
Loading
Motor
Roller Arm Lever
MDX-595
MDX-595
Rack Gear
Cam Plate
Lever
(B2) x1
Fig.6
Caution
Be careful so that oil does not get on the clamper lever
which contacts the roller of the roller arm lever.
C3
Pluspol (D6.5/5V)
Installation of Cartridge Holder
• To install the cartridge holder, the rack of the mechanism must be
lowered toward the rear.
• While pushing the roller arm lever outward, push in the slider lever.
• Apply a +5V voltage to the loading motor (until clicking sound is
heard) and push in the rack gear.
• With the slider lever and the rack gear installed as described above,
fit the cartridge holder as shown in the figure and tighten screws.
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MDX-595
Removal of Mechanism SW P.C.B. (Fig.7)
MDX-595
• Once the mechanism switch P.C.B. is removed, it will
be necessary to perform “Adjustment of Lead-in Switch
Position”. (See page 13.)
1. Remove 2 screws (E1) and then remove the Mechanism SW P.C.B.
Installation of Mechanism SW P.C.B.
• Set the mechanism to the eject mode by applying -5V
to the loading motor.
• Install the mechanism SW P.C.B. so that the boss fits
in the hole in it.
• Push the lead switch on the mechanism SW P.C.B.
toward the optical pickup side (so that looseness in the
boss hole is eliminated).
• Tighten screws and apply thread lock.
• Measure the lead-in switch position. (See page 13.)
(Enter the result in EEPROM.)
(E1)x1
Ø1.7x9.5mm
(E1)x1
Ø1.7x3mm
(E1)x1
Ø1.7x9.5mm
Mechanism SW P.C.B.
(E1)x1
Ø1.7x3mm
Lead-in switch
Fig.7
Removal of Sled Motor/Loading Motor (Fig.8)
1. Remove 4 screws (D1) and then remove the sled
motor/loading motor.
Caution
Use care so as not to cause any damage to the gear.
(The damaged gear will cause abnormal noise to occur
while searching.)
Loading Motor
Mechanism SW P.C.B.
(D1)x2
Ø1.7x2mm
(D1)x2
Ø1.7x2mm
Sled motor
Fig. 8
7
Removal of Spindle Motor (Fig.9)
• Once the spindle motor is removed, it will be neces-
sary to perform “Pickup Rating”. (See page 14.)
1. Remove 3 screws (C1).
2. Remove the spindle motor by moving it in the arrow
direction.
Caution
a. Be careful not to scratch the gear.
(Scratched gear will produce noises during searching.)
b. As the turn-table is magnetized, keep foreign objects
from being attracted.
Turn Table
(C1)x1
Ø1.7x2.1mm
MDX-595
Spindle Motor
(C1)x3
Ø1.7x2.5mm
MDX-595
Removal of Optical Pickup Head (Fig.10 and Fig.11)
1. Remove 3 screws (F1).
Caution
Use care so as not to cause any damage to the gear.
(The damaged gear will cause abnormal noise to occur
while searching.)
2. Remove a screw (F2).
The leaf spring (A) attached to the P.U. will be reused
when replacing the pickup. It is not supplied with the
optical pickup.
3. Using tweezers or the like, pull the PU shaft from the
base a little. Pull only enough to allow the pickup to
come off. If it is pulled off completely, the oil on the
shaft will be scraped off.
Be sure to keep oil on the shaft!
(F1)x3
Ø1.7x9.5mm
Fig.9
Optical Pickup Head
MD Guide (B)
Fig. 10
Assembly of Optical Pickup
• When installing the pickup to the MD guide (A), be
sure to tighten the leaf spring (A) with it.
• When installing the pickup to the MD mechanism, fit
the pickup into the MD guide (B) first, match the boss
of the MD guide (A) and its hole in the chassis and
tighten them with a screw.
Optical Pickup
Fit the pickup into the MD guide (B) first
MD Guide (A)
Leaf Spring (A)
(F2)x1
Ø1.4x2.2mm
PU Shaft
Fig. 11
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■ ADJUSTMENT & TEST MODE
MDX-595
Preparation before Adjustment
● Test disc
● Extension cable
(see connection diagram on page 14.)
TypeTest disc
High reflecting discTDYS1 (SONY) [for reproduction] (P/No. TX945850)
Low reflecting discCommercially available mini disc for recording
Low reflecting discMMD-318 [for pre-adjustment] (P/No. AAX04890)
1. Extension P.C.B. for servicingTX946230
2. 2-pin extension connector for servicingTX946200
3. 6-pin extension connector for servicingTX946210
4. 5-pin flat cable for servicingTX946190
5. 28-pin flat cable for servicingTX946220
TypePart No.
TEST MODE
1. How to set to the test mode
1) Press the POWER button while pressing the SET/ENTER button and the PLAY/PAUSE button.
Version of microprocessor on display (about 1 second)
tsm13**e**
Version of EEPROM protect data (from 01)
Version of microprocessor ROM (from 01)
“EJECT” on display
2) Load either a disc for reproduction or a disc for recording.
“AUTYOBI” on display
This completes setting to the test mode.
2. How to set to each mode
Every time the DISPLAY button is pressed, the mode changes. (For operation of each mode, refer to the section
describing each mode.)
->AUTO pre-adjustment -> AUTO adjustment -> RESULT preparation -> RESULT -> MANUAL pre-adjustment ->
MANUAL adjustment -> EEPROM setting
Caution) The AUTO pre-adjustment and AUTO adjustment modes are used for adjustment during servicing. Other modes
are used when checking the specific measured values and adjusted values or when changing the set value and the
adjusted value. Note that use of other modes will rewrite RAM and EEPROM.
3. How to cancel test mode
1) Finish the AUTO pre-adjustment and AUTO adjustment. ( “COMPLETE” appears on the display)
2) Press the REC button. ( “TESTEND” appears on the display)
3) Eject the disc by pressing the EJECT button.
4) Turn off the power.
● When using a new combination of a mechanical pickup and an MD P.C.B. after a repair or for some other
reason, make sure to set to the TEST mode and perform AUTO pre-adjustment and AUTO adjustment according to the following procedure.
1) Set to the TEST mode and perform AUTO pre-adjustment and AUTO adjustment.
2) Cancel the TEST mode by pressing the REC button. (Writing into EEPROM starts from here.)
3) Eject the disc by pressing the EJECT button.
4) Turn off the power.
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MDX-595
Description of TEST modes
1. AUTO pre-adjustment modeAutomatic pre-adjustment is performed. (Grating adjustment mode after this adjustment.)
[ _ AUT _ YOBI _ ]Adjusted values are output by using the interface.
2. AUTO adjustment modeAutomatic adjustment is performed.
[ AUTO _ AJST _ ]Adjusted values are output by using the interface.
Continuous reproduction is performed. (Error rate on display, jump test)
3. RESULT preparation modeNot used (Do not use this function as it is not for servicing)
[ _ RST _ YOBI _ ]
4. RESULT mode (main adjustment)Not used (Do not use this function as it is not for servicing)
[ _ RESULT _ _ _ ]
5. MANUAL pre-adjustment modeNot used (Do not use this function as it is not for servicing)
[ _ MNU _ YOBI _ ]
6. MANUAL adjustment modeNot used (Do not use this function as it is not for servicing)
[ _ MNU _ AJST _ ]
7. EEPROM setting modeVarious factors of the digital servo function are changed manually.
[ EEPROM _ SET ]Each servo function is turned on independently.
The voltage is measured at the temperature detect terminal and the standard value is set.
8. TEST-PLAY modeContinuous reproduction from the specified address is performed.
[ TEST _ PLAY _ ]C1 error rate is measured and ADIP error rate is measured.
9. TEST-REC modeContinuous recording from the specified address is performed.
[ TEST _ REC _ _ ]
10. INNER modeThe position where the INNER switch is turned ON is measured.
Laser power setting (record/reproduction power) is performed.
MDX-595
1. AUTO pre-adjustment modeLow reflecting disc (MMD-318) only
StepSetting methodRemarkDisplay
1
Set the Test mode to STOP.
2
Load a disc.
3
Press the SET/ENTER button once.
Grating adjustment is performed and
adjusted values are output.
Adjustment is completed.
4
When adjustment is OK, press the
DELETE/CANCEL button.
5
When adjustment is NG, press the
DELETE/CANCEL button.
No disc is loaded.
Auto pre-adjustment menu
Auto pre-adjustment is started after sliding to the innermost
track.
“ *** ” changes in the following order during automatic
adjustment.
HAo -> RFg -> SAg -> SBg -> PTG -> PCH -> GTG -> GCH ->
RCG -> SEG -> RFG -> SAG -> HAO -> HEO -> TCO -> LAO
Proceed to Step 4 when adjustment is OK.
Proceed to Step 5 when adjustment is NG.
The display returns to the AUTO pre-adjustment menu.
There is an abnormality at the adjusted point such as HAo.
Refer to “Troubleshooting”. (page 20)
Press the SET/ENTER button once.
Adjusted values are output.
Adjustment is completed.
4
When adjustment is OK, press the
SET/ENTER button.
5
Press the INPUT button.
Press the DELETE/CANCEL button.
6
When adjustment is NG, press the
DELETE/CANCEL button.
No disc is loaded.
AUTO pre-adjustment menu
AUTO adjustment menu
Automatic pre-adjustment is started after sliding to the innermost
track.
“ *** ” changes in the following order when a high reflecting disc
(disc for reproduction) is used.
PEG -> HAG
“ *** ” changes in the following order when a low reflecting disc
(disc for recording) is used.
PEG -> LAG -> GCG -> GEG -> LAG
Proceed to Step 4 when adjustment is OK.
Proceed to Step 5 when adjustment is NG.
Continuous reproduction (bit section)
(Address + C1 error display)
Continuous reproduction (group section)
(Address + C1 error display)
Continuous reproduction (group section)
(Address + ADIP error display)
Display returns to the AUTO adjustment menu display.
There is an abnormality at the adjusted point such as PEG.
Press the INPUT button.
Continuous reproduction (group section)
6
Press the DELETE/CANCEL button.
• Every time the TITLE button is pressed in the address setting mode, the address changes in the order of 0050-> 03C0 -> 0700 -> 08A0
-> 0050 -> —
• Pressing the DISPLAY button in the TEST-PLAY menu changes to the AUTO pre-adjustment menu.
AUTO pre-adjustment menu
TEST-PLAY menu
ADDRESS setting (The initial value of the target address is displayed.)
Set the search output to “H” while searching and back to “L” when
continuous reproduction is started.
(Address + C1 error display)
(Address + C1 error display)
(Address + ADIP error display)
TEST-PLAY menu
[ _ AUT _ YOBI _ ]
[ TEST _ PLAY _ ]
[ ADRES _ 0050 ]
[ s XXXX c YYYY ]
[ a XXXX c YYYY ]
[ a XXXX a YYYY ]
[ TEST _ PLAY _ ]
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9. TEST-REC mode
Use a disc for confirmation of recording function. (It is used to check the REC function at the specified address.)
StepSetting methodRemarkDisplay
1
Load a disc.
2
Press the TITLE button twice.
3
Press the SET/ENTER button.
4
Press the SET/ENTER button.
5
Press the DELETE/CANCEL button.
• Every time the TITLE button is pressed in the address setting mode, the address changes in the order of 0050-> 03C0 -> 0700 -> 08A0
-> 0050 -> —
• Pressing the DISPLAY button in the TEST-REC menu changes to the AUTO pre-adjustment menu.
AUTO pre-adjustment menu
TEST-REC menu
ADDRESS setting (The initial value of the address is displayed.)
Set the search output to “H” while searching and back to “L” when
continuous reproduction is started.
Continuous recording
TEST-REC menu
[ _ AUT _ YOBI _ ]
[ TEST _ REC _ _ ]
[ a0050 _ pw ZZ ]
[ a XXXX _ pw ZZ ]
[ TEST _ REC _ _ ]
10. INNER mode
StepSetting methodRemarkDisplay
1
Load a disc.
2
Press the CHARA. button.
3
Press the SET/ENTER button.
4
Press the DELETE/CANCEL button.
• Pressing the DISPLAY button in the INNER menu changes to the AUTO pre-adjustment menu.
AUTO pre-adjustment menu
INNER menu
INNER switch position is measured.
(Both SUBQ address and C1 error are displayed.)
INNER menu
[ _ AUT _ YOBI _ ]
[ _ _ INNER _ _ _ ]
[ s XXXX c YYYY ]
[ _ _ INNER _ _ _ ]
MDX-595
11. EJECT mode
StepSetting methodRemarkDisplay
1
EJECT status in the TEST mode
2
Press the INPUT button.
3
Press the INPUT button.
4
Press the INPUT button.
5
Press the TITLE edit button.
6
Press the CHARA. button.
7
Press the DELETE/CANCEL button.
EJECT menu (No disc is loaded.)
Maximum power output status
Recording power output status
Reproduction power output status
To TEMP setting of EEPROM setting
(Refer to TEMP setting of EEPROM.)
To CONTROL setting of EEPROM setting
(Refer to CONTROL setting of EEPROM.)
EJECT menu
Recording and reproduction can be checked by using the laser power meter. However it should be used for checking only
because there is variation in its measurement.
When the measured value is excessively deviated from the reference value, replace the pick-up.
Reference value (measured at room temperature of 25 °C)
During reproduction (ppw) : 0.72 ± 0.1 mW
During recording : 5.5 ± 0.5 mW
Note : Be very careful when using the laser power meter. The laser beam would cause damage to your eye if exposed to it
directly.
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●
MDX-595
Lead-in switch position measurement mode
Load a TDYS1 disc for reproduction (high reflecting disc).
Note) Adjust the position of the lead-in switch to FF85 ~ FFD2.
1. Loosen 2 screws (A) fixing the mechanism switch P.C.B.
2. Retighten screws while pushing the mechanism switch P.C.B. in the arrow (<-) direction and then measure the
position of the lead-in switch again. After adjusting the position, tighten 2 screws (A) securely. (Fig.12)
Loosen 2 screws (A)
Note) Apply thread lock to 2 screws on the
P.C.B. after tightening them.
Lead-in switch
Mechanism SW P.C.B.
Fig.12
● Forced rotation of loading motor
It is possible to force the loading motor to rotate by turning the jog dial when the microprocessor version (tsm13**e**)
of the test mode or EJECT appears on display. (This is used when the disc cannot be ejected.)
* To obtain the microprocessor version on display When a disc is loaded, “ _ AUT _ YOBI _ ” appears on display. Press
the DELETE/CANCEL key in this state, and the microprocessor version will appear.
● Confirmation of magnetic head installation position
• After replacing the magnetic head and the optical pick-up, be
sure to confirm their installation positions.
• To facilitate adjustment of their installation positions, bring the
optical pick-up to the center position and follow the procedure
described below.
Objective lens
Magnetic head
Radial direction
Circumferentical direction
Push down with a finger.
1.Push down the up-shift arm of the magnetic head with a finger to
raise the magnetic head.
2.Looking at the unit from above, check if the magnetic head
matches with the optical pick-up objective lens.
3.Check to ensure that the magnetic head moves up and down
smoothly.
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Magnetic head
MDX-595
MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT
When making adjustment, be sure to connect an extension cable for servicing and an expansion P.C.B. as shown in
Fig.16.
1. Optical pickup rating inspection method
GND (TP1125)
IC1101 No.43 pin
EOUT (TP1129)
IC1101 No.26 pin
FOUT (TP1130)
IC1101 No.25 pin
(See page E41/J39)
(Externally attached)
100K
470p
470p
100K
Oscilloscope
GND CH1 CH2
XY
Lissajous waveform
a:b = Within 4:1
Fig. 13
a
b
Spindle motor
1
3
2
MDX-595
After performing automatic adjustment in the AUTO mode
selected from the test mode by using a high reflecting MD
disc (COMPLETE status on display), adjust the EOUT to
FOUT Lissajous waveform (x-y).
1. Loosen 3 screws of the spindle motor a little and make
adjustment while watching the Lissajous waveform.
2. After adjustment, tighten screws in the order of (q), (w)
and (e).
2. Jitter verification method
After performing automatic adjustment in the AUTO mode
selected from the test mode by using a low reflecting MD
disc, confirm the jitter in the pit continuous reproduction
mode and the groove continuous reproduction mode.
FFC for 5P extension
TX946190
Connector for 2P extension
TX946200
Adjustment hole
3
Spindle motor
1
2
IC1201 No.1 pin (TP1201)
EFMMON
GND
(TP1125)
(See page E41/J39)
From magnetic head
Adjustment hole
Fig. 14
Check the Lissajous waveform while adjusting the
installation position by using a
screwdriver in the adjustment
hole in the spindle motor.
Extension P.C.B. for servicing
(TX946230)
Install an Extension P.C.B. for servicing
to the mechanism.
Fig. 16
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PROCEDURE TO WRITE DATA INTO EE-PROM (IC1402)
1. Procedure to change the EE-PROM and write the
initial value of the microprocessor into EE-PROM
(1) Replace the EE-PROM.
(2) Refer to the latest “List of EE-PROM contents”.
(3) Press the POWER button while pressing the SET/
ENTER button and the PLAY/PAUSE button to start
the test mode.
(4) Version on display
Version of EEPROM protect data (from 01)
tsm13**e**
Version of microprocessor ROM (from 01)
(5) Load a disc.
[ AUTYOBI ]
(6) Press the DISPLAY button 6 times.
[ EEPROMSET ]
(7) Perform the procedure to have “EE-PROM setting
mode transition diagram” displayed, compare it with
“List of EE-PROM contents” and set to “List of EEPROM contents” by using the jog dial.
(8) Set the temperature standard value.
(Refer to “Procedure to set the temperature standard
value”.)
(9) Use the same settings as “List of EE-PROM con-
tents” for all.
10)Set to the TEST mode and perform AUTO pre-
adjustment and AUTO adjustment.
11)Cancel the TEST mode by pressing the REC button.
(Writing into EEPROM starts from here.)
2. Procedure to set the temperature standard value
(This setting should be performed within the room
temperature range of 21 ˚C ~ 29 ˚C.)
(1) Have the AUTO pre-adjustment mode menu dis-
played.
[ AUTYOBI ]
(2) Compensate the temperature to be suitable for the
ambient temperature, referring to the table below.
Ambient temperatureCompensation value
˚C ~ + 23.2 ˚C
+ 21.0
+ 23.3
+ 26.9
˚C ~ + 26.8 ˚C
˚C ~ + 23.7 ˚C
– 01H
± 0H
+ 01H
Example : When the ambient temperature is 22 ˚C
and the temperature measured value is 7A
H
Temperature set value = 7AH – 01H
= 79H
* When the measured temperature deflects between 2
values, use the smaller one as the measured value
(79
H if measured values are 7AH and 79H).
(3) Press the DISPLAY button 6 times.
[ EEPROMSET ]
(4) Press the SET/ENTER button 7 times.
[ Focus ]
(5) Press the DISPLAY button 4 times.
[ Temp ]
(6) Press the SET/ENTER button.
[ TEMP ❍ ❍ ◆ ◆ ]
❍ ❍: Temperature measured value
◆ ◆: Temperature set value
(7) Adjust the temperature set value to the value ob-
tained as described above by using the jog dial.
(8) Press the DELETE/CANCEL button.
[ EEPROMSET ]
LIST OF EE-PROM CONTENTS
● Focus setting
Item on displaySet value
FG❍ ❍DA H
FF1❍ ❍70 H
FF2❍ ❍E0 H
FZHLEV❍ ❍ED H
FOKLEVn❍ ❍08 H
FOKLEVf❍ ❍08 H
FOKLPFn❍ ❍00 H
FOKPFVf❍ ❍88 H
WAITf❍ ❍90 H
● Spin setting
Item on displaySet value
SPG❍ ❍20 H
SPG-in❍ ❍B8 H
SPG-mid❍ ❍95 H
SPG-out❍ ❍79 H
SP1❍ ❍10 H
SP2❍ ❍87 H
SP3❍ ❍E3 H
SP4❍ ❍E3 H
SP5❍ ❍10 H
SPDLIM❍ ❍7F H
● Tracking setting
Item on displaySet value
TG❍ ❍6B H
TF1❍ ❍6B H
TF2❍ ❍E0 H
SVCNT4❍ ❍00 H
TRBLVo❍ ❍50 H
TRBLVt❍ ❍54 H
TRkLVo❍ ❍50 H
TRkLVt❍ ❍2E H
TDPWo❍ ❍89 H
TDPWt❍ ❍1A H
SLCTo❍ ❍00 H
SLCTt❍ ❍40 H
SLCTm❍ ❍53 H
TCRSCIP❍ ❍16 H
COTLVP❍ ❍0A H
COTLVr❍ ❍1C H
WAITm❍ ❍FF H
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● Slide setting
Item on displaySet value
SLG❍ ❍3B H
SL2❍ ❍18 H
SLDLIM❍ ❍7F H
SLDLEV❍ ❍12 H
SLKLVk❍ ❍50 H
SLKLVt❍ ❍3A H
SLKLVm❍ ❍50 H
● Adjust setting
Item on displaySet value
COK❍ ❍A0 H
FAT❍ ❍C0 H
TAT❍ ❍3E H
CAT❍ ❍20 H
FAB❍ ❍64 H
STR❍ ❍0A H
SFS❍ ❍0D H
STC❍ ❍0D H
EE-PROM SETTING MODE TRANSITION DIAGRAM
● Control setting
Item on displaySet value
CONTROL1❍ ❍80 H
CONTROL2❍ ❍02 H
SPKLEVm❍ ❍26 H
ADJTTM❍ ❍14 H
HDEQAD❍ ❍92 H
LDEQAD❍ ❍8F H
GDEQAD❍ ❍8D H
HDEQBC❍ ❍8C H
LDEQBC❍ ❍8F H
GDEQBC❍ ❍8D H
HALSG❍ ❍21 H
LALSG❍ ❍21 H
GALSG❍ ❍11 H
HALSOFS❍ ❍FF H
LALSOFS❍ ❍00 H
GALSOFS❍ ❍00 H
Note) To return to the SUB MENU or MAIN MENU display of the test mode, press the DELETE/CANCEL button.
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■ SPECIAL TEST MODE
MDX-595
● How to set to the special test mode
Press the POWER button while pressing the SET/ENTER button and the STOP button. Then all the indicators will light up.
● Operation procedure
Every time the SET/ENTER button is pressed, lighting of indicators and items on the display change as follows.
1) All indicators light up.
2) All indicators turn off.
3) Segments not sharing the border light up.
4) Above segments turn off and other segments light up.
5) The date when the software was entered appears on the display.
6) The version of the micro processor appears on the display.[ CPUVer:TP01 ]
7) The time of auto-marking appears on the display.[ AMTime:C8h ]
8) The analog level of auto-marking appears on the display.[ AMLv1_A:24h ]
9) The digital level of auto-marking appears on the display.[ AMLv1_D:1Ah ]
10) Write/read check for EEPROM appears on the display[ EEW/RCheck ]
When the INPUT button is pressed at this point, whether the micro processor executed data write/read function into
EEPROM or not is checked.
If [OK] appears on the display and the pin 6 of IC6 is at “H”, the check result is satisfactory.
[NG] is displayed when there is an error while writing or reading the data.
In such a case, check EEPROM (IC7).
● How to cancel the special mode
Press the STOP button, and the mode will change from the special test mode to the product mode and the data in RAM will
be cleared.
Note : Turning off the power will cancel the special test mode but will not clear the data in RAM.
Data to write in EEPROM (IC7)Initial settings
INPUT modeANALOG
REPEAT modeOFF
RANDOM modeOFF
PROGRAM modeOFF
REC mode (STEREO/MONO)STEREO
AUTO MARK/MANUALAUTO (“MANUAL” does not light up.)
DISPLAY modeDISC TITLE
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■ ERROR DISPLAY
Error on displayDescriptionCountermeasure
Can't REC
• DEFECT occurred 10 times continuously during REC-
PLAY.
• Recordable cluster became “0” due to occurrence of
DEFECT during REC-PLAY.
• REC mode cannot be set for 20 seconds even after
repeated try of reading the read disabled address.
• Check that the disc is free from scratch, dust,
finger print, black spot, etc. and that
decentering, face deflection, etc. are not
excessive.
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MDX-793
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Can't Copy
DIGin Unlock
TOC Full
UTOC ERR R
• One of the following judgments has been made
depending on the channel status of the digital signal
inputted from D-IN during REC-PAUSE or REC-PLAY.
(1) Other than audio
(2) Other than civil purpose
(3) Copy NG due to reversed COPY bit of CD
• Either of the following symptoms occurred for the digital
signal inputted from D-IN during REC-PAUSE or REC-
PLAY.
(1) Digital IN PLL is unlocked.
(2) Locked under conditions other than FS=44.1kHz.
• No space is left to register music No and character data
(song name, disc name, etc.) while the REC-PLAY
function is used.
• No recordable space is left when trying to activate the
REC-PAUSE function.
• “FTNO > LTNO” occurred.
• “FTNO = 0 or 1” occurred.
• UTOC recorded in the disc could not be read.
• Check if the CD is a copy inhibited on (e.g., CD-
R, etc.)
• Check that the D-IN signal line is free from
abnormality.
• Use a disc for recording and reproduction with a
space left to register UTOC.
• As an abnormality exists in the UTOC data, use
another disc.
UTOC ERR A
UTOC ERR L0 ~ 4
Not Audio
Disc Full
Playback MD
Protected
• “Start address > end address” occurred.
• Any one of the UTOC0 ~ 4 data was looped.
• Data not for audio purpose is recorded in the track mode
of TNO which is currently selected.
• No recordable space is left when trying to activate the
REC-PAUSE function.
• The loaded disc was for reproduction only when trying to
activate the REC-PAUSE function or trying to edit.
• Recording of editing was attempted while the data
protector of the disc for recording and reproduction is
set to the data protected state.
• Editing the track subject to write protect function was
attempted by using the data written in UTOC.
• Select another TNO or use another disc.
• Use another disc for recording with a recordable
space left.
• As the loaded disc is for reproduction only, use
a disc for recording.
• Try again with the data protector set to the
original position.
• As the track to be edited is write protected, try
again with another track.
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Can' t Edit
Error on displayDescriptionCountermeasure
• Editing conditions were not satisfied with respect to
each editing function.
• Wrong operation procedure was used. Try
again by using the correct procedure.
TMP Over!!
DISC ERR R
DISC ERR S
DISC ERR W
TOC ERR S
TOC ERR R
U TOC W ERR
FOCUS ERR
BLANK DISC
• The temperature in the set (MD unit) went up exces-
sively high due to occurrence of some abnormality.
• The data was not correct or it was not possible to read it
correctly.
• Recording the music data failed as an abnormality
occurred while recording it.
• The TOC data was not correct.
• It was not possible to read the TOC data.
• It was not possible to rewrite UTOC correctly and an
abnormality occurred while rewriting it.
• The disc was loaded but it was not possible to draw in
FOCUS.
• The total number of TNO and NAME characters was “0”
as a result of reading UTOC.
• Check according to troubleshooting.
• Check the temperature of the area where the
unit is used.
• Use another disc as there is an abnormality in
TOC or UTOC data or the disc has a scratch or
other faulty condition.
• The TOC data recorded in the disc is not in
compliance with the MD standard.
• Use another disc as the disc has a scratch or
other faulty condition.
• Use another disc as the disc has a scratch or
other faulty condition.
• Check that the disc is free from scratch, dust,
finger print, black spot, etc. and that
decentering, face deflection, etc. are not
excessive.
• Check if the disc is recordable by actually
recording.
TOC W ERROR
EEPROM ERROR
• UTOC can be read but cannot be rewritten.
• The EEPROM data is not correct
Mechanism Error
Error on displayDescription
MECHA_ERR2_*The head fails to move up.
MECHA_ERR3_*The head fails to move down.
HINF (IC1401 No.97 pin)
* = E Eject completed position< 1.3 V
* = M Horizontal midway position> 3.06 V
* = LLoad completed position1.853 ~ 2.48 V
* = D Head down position1.3 ~ 1.853 V
• Check if the recording head contacts properly
and if wiring from the circuit board to the
recording head is free from breakage.
• Try again after resetting and if still NG, replace
EEPROM.
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■ TROUBLESHOOTING
When MD fails to operate
When the objective lens of the optical pickup becomes dirty, MD may fail to operate. Clean the objective lens first and
check MD for reproduction function. If it still fails to operate, check according to the following flow charts.
Contaminant on the pickup lens such as dust and a foreign matter may cause the pickup to skip or the TOC (content of the
selection) not to be displayed. Check if the lens is clean before making adjustments. If the lens is dirty, clean it as follows.
● Turn off the power. Dampen the lens cleaning paper with a small amount of isopropyl alcohol and wipe the lens with it,
using care not to cause any damage to the lens. Be sure not to touch the lens with your hand directly.
MDX-595
Does the power turn on when the POWER button of the main unit is pressed?
YES
▼
Does the disc loading function work properly?
YES
▼
Is the play mode available when the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed?
YES
▼
Is appropriate audio output provided?
YES
▼
Does recording/reproduction function work properly?Check the trouble item “Recording/reproduction function”.
Power fails to turn on.
Does the unit operate properly when its STOP button of is pressed?
NO
▼
Is +5V ~ +6V voltage applied to No.17 and 18 pins of CN1501?
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
▲
Check the trouble item “Power fails to turn on”.
▲
Check the trouble item “Disc cannot be loaded properly.”.
▲
Check the trouble item “Play mode is not available.”.
▲▲
Check the trouble item “Audio reproduction circuit”.
▲
Check the display section.
Check the power supply section and CN1501.
YES
Is a pulse applied to No.6 pin of CN1501 when the reset power is turned on?
▼
YES
▼
Is the voltage at No.62 pin of IC1401 +3.2V?Check IC1401.
NO
▼
Is a 8.4672MHz pulse applied to No.15 pin of IC1401?Check IC1201.
YES
▼
Is a pulse output from No.34 pin of IC1401?Check IC1401.
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
▲▲
Check IC6 and CN1501.
▲
▲
▲
▼
Check CN1501 and IC6.
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Disc cannot be loaded properly.
Does the loading function work properly when a disc is inserted?
NO
▼
Does No.4 pin of CN1901 become “L”?
YES
▼
Does a change occur at either No.1 or 28 pin of IC1601?
YES
▼
▼
Does a change occur at either No.9 or 10 pin of IC1601?
YES
▼
Check M1953 and CN1604.
YES
▼
Does eject function work when the MD eject button is pressed?
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
▲▲
Check CN1901 and SW1956.
Check IC1401.
▲
Check CN1604 and IC1601.
YES
▼
Is the disc drawn in again immediately after it is ejected?
YES
▼
Check CN1901 and SW1956.
Play mode is not available.
Is the play mode unavailable with either high reflecting disc
or low reflecting disc?
NO
▼
Is the play mode unavailable only with the high reflecting disc?
YES
▼
Is the voltage at No.93 pin of IC1401 1.02 ± 0.3V in the test
mode state with a high reflecting disc loaded?
NO
YES
▼
▼
After readjustment, proceed to the check item “Normal reproduction”.
YES
▲
Proceed to the check item “Checking by using the test mode”.
NO
▼
The play mode unavailable only with the low reflecting disc.
YES
▼
Is the voltage at No.93 pin of IC1401 with a low reflecting disc loaded
3.2V ± 0.3V (recordable) or 2.06V ± 0.3V (recording inhibited)?
▼
YES
NO
▼
Check SW1952A/B, mechanical unit switch circuit board and CN1901.
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Normal reproduction
Applicable when the E2-PROM value has been confirmed as normal in the test mode
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MDX-595
Is initialization done properly for reproduction of a high reflecting disc?
YES
NO
▼
Is the disc turning properly?
NO
YES
▼
Is reading function attempted repeatedly to read the TOC section of
the low reflecting disc?
NO
YES
▼
Check the position of the lead-in switch by selecting the lead-in
switch position measurement mode from the adjustment items for
the high reflecting disc.
▲
Does the play time display count up properly?
NO
▼
Check IC1201.
▲
Does the lead-in switch turn on with the pickup at the
innermost track in the test mode?
(Is No.6 pin of IC1401 at “L”?)
NO
▼
Check SW1953, soldered points in the mechanical switch
circuit board and around No.1 pin of CNP1901.
▲
A new disc has no recording in the TOC section.
Replace it with a recorded low reflecting disc.
Audio reproduction circuit
Applicable when no sound is produced although the play time display counts up properly during reproduction in the normal mode
Is the audio output waveform obtained at No.24 and 26 pins of IC1701?
NO
YES
▼
Is the audio output waveform obtained at No.1 and 7 pins of IC7?
NO
▲
Check No.70 ~ 72, 74 pins of IC1201 and No.12, 16,
17, 19 pins of IC1701.
▲
Check IC7.
YES
▼
Check the muting section of IC6.
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Recording/reproduction function
Load a low reflection disc and after confirming the audio output in the normal reproduction mode, execute recording/reproduction.
Does the recording function fail from the starting address?
Is an RF waveform available at No.1 pin of PT1201 or IC1201
during reproduction after recording?
Does the level of No.3, 26 and 39 pins of IC1401 and No.9 and 19 pins of
CN1101 change between during recording and during reproduction?
Is an RF pattern provided at No.50 pin of IC1201?
▼
▼
▼
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
▲
Check that the disc is not in the recording inhibited status.
▲
Check around IC1401 and CN1101.
▲
Check IC1201 for proper soldering.
YES
▼
Check IC1300, Q1300 ~ 1303 and CN1300.
▼
I
s an output waveform available at No. 1 and 7 pins of IC4 and No. 1
and 7 pins of IC5 while recording the LINE input in the normal mode?
YES
▼
Is an input waveform applied to No.3 and 5 pins of IC1701?
YES
▼
Check between CN1701 and No.70 ~ 73 pins of IC1201.
Focus servo function does not work.
Is a correct waveform provided at No.27 and 28 pins of IC1101
during the focus gain rough adjustment step in the test mode?
YES
▼
Has No.81 pin of IC120 fall from “H” to “L”? Is a pulse
waveform provided at No.82 pin of IC1201?
YES
▼
Does the pulse waveform duty of No.18 and 19 pins of IC1201 change?
YES
▼
Does the waveform change at No.15, 16, 26, 27 pins of IC1601?
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
▲
Check around IC4 and IC5 and also check the REC
LEVEL volume.
▲
Check around IC1701 and CN1501.
▲
Check the waveform and soldering of No.9 and 10 pins of
IC1101.
▲▲
Check the waveform and soldering of No.8 and 9 pins of
IC1201.
▲
Check soldering and parts of IC1201
Check soldering and parts of IC1601.
YES
▼
Does the waveform change at No.2 and 4 pins of CN1101?
YES
▼
OK
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NO
▲
Check CN1101 and the pickup.
Disc motor does not run.
Is a correct waveform provided at No.24 and 25 pins of IC1201
during the focus gain rough adjustment step in the test mode?
YES
▼
Is a waveform provided at No.11 and 12 pins of IC1601 as
well as at No.1 and 2 pins of CN1603?
YES
▼
Replace the disc motor as a complete unit.
Tracking servo function does not work.
Is a correct waveform provided at No.17 and 18 pins of IC1601
well as at No.1 and 3 pins of CN1101
adjustment step in the test mode?
during the tracking gain
as
NO
NO
NO
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▲
Check No.24 and 25 pins of IC1201 as well as soldering
and parts of the peripheral circuit.
▲
Check the circuit boards of IC1601 and the complete disc
motor of CN1601 for soldering.
▲
Check No.20 and 21 pins of IC1201, IC1601 and CN1101
for soldering.
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YES
▼
Replace the pickup head
Slide servo function does not work.
Does the pickup move outward and inward when the R and
E button is pressed respectively in the test mode?
NO
NO
▼
Does a change occur at No.22 and 23 pins of IC1201 when
R and E buttons are pressed?
NO
YES
▼
Does a change occur at No.13 and 14 pins of IC1601 and No.1 and
2 pins of CN1602 when the R and E buttons are pressed?
NO
YES
▼
Does a voltage change occur at the + and - terminals of the
slide motor when the R and E buttons are pressed?
NO
▲
Check the waveform at No.22 and 23 pins of IC1201,
peripheral parts and soldering.
▲
Check the waveform at No.22 and 23 pins of IC1201,
peripheral parts and soldering.
▲
Check IC1601 and 1602 for soldering.
▲
Check the connection section to the slide motor for
soldering and broken wire.
RF signal input terminal 1 to input RF signal output from pickup
RF signal input terminal 2 to input RF signal output from pickup
RF signal input terminal 3 to input RF signal output from pickup
RF signal input terminal 4 to input RF signal output from pickup
Amplifier input terminal for reference voltage
Amplifier output terminal for reference voltage
Output terminal for added resistance of RF1 ~ 4
Amplifier input terminal for track cross detect signal when in groove section
Amplifier (focus servo system) reverse input terminal for servo signal
Amplifier (focus servo system) reverse input terminal for servo signal
Amplifier (tracking servo system) reverse input terminal for servo signal
Amplifier (tracking servo system) reverse input terminal for servo signal
Bias input terminal
Power supply terminal for analog section
Output terminal for logic signal (Inverse STBY signal is output.)
Output terminal for logic signal (Inverse DISC signal is output.)
Output terminal for logic signal (Inverse SGAIN signal is output.)
Ground terminal for analog section
Ground terminal for digital section
Chip temperature detect terminal
Input terminal for latch signal
Input terminal for clock signal
Input terminal for serial data
Power supply terminal for digital section
Amplifier (tracking servo system) output terminal for servo signal
Amplifier (tracking servo system) output terminal for servo signal
Amplifier (focus servo system) output terminal for servo signal
Amplifier (focus servo system) output terminal for servo signal
Amplifier output terminal for track cross detect signal when in groove section
Comparator output terminal to make ADIP signal into binary value
Comparator input terminal to make ADIP signal into binary value
HPF amplifier output terminal for ADIP signal
LPF amplifier output terminal for ADIP signal
NC
Pre-amplifier output terminal for ADIP signal
AGC amplifier output terminal for ADIP signal
AGC smooth capacitor connecting terminal for ADIP signal
AGC amplifier input terminal for ADIP signal
RF1, RF2 differential signal
Pre-amplifier output terminal for RF signal
AGC amplifier output terminal for RF signal
Power supply terminal for analog section
Ground terminal for analog section
AGC smooth capacitor connecting terminal for EFM signal
AGC amplifier input terminal for EFM signal
Terminal to attenuate 47, 48 pin output signal
Output terminal for RF1+RF2-RF3-RF4 signal when in groove section
Output terminal for added resistance of RF1 ~ 4 when in pit section
The * marked terminal is a terminal which is not connected externally (open terminal).
EFM monitor output
Power supply terminal for analog section
Input terminal for EFM signal from RF amplifier
Ground terminal for analog section
Focus error signal A
Tracking error signal E
Tracking cross signal
Focus error signal B
Tracking error signal F
Power supply voltage detect signal for constant voltage servo
ADIP wobble signal
Power supply terminal for digital section
Digital ground terminal
Test input terminal, connected to GND when in normal use
Test input terminal, to select encode/decode/servo mode or ATRAC mode.
Connected to GND in normal use
17X176KOO
18FODRFO
19FODRRO
20TRDRFO
21TRDRRO
22SLDRFO
23SLDRRO
24SPDRFO
25SPDRRO
26RAA3O
27RAA2O
28RAA1O
29RAA0O
30*RAA10O
31VDD2
32RAA4O
33RAA5O
34RAA6O
Clock output. f=176.4KHz (4fs)
Focus servo forward output. PWM
Focus servo reverse output. PWM
Tracking servo forward output. PWM
Tracking servo reverse output. PWM
Slide servo forward output. PWM
Slide servo reverse output. PWM
Spindle servo forward output or spindle serve output. PWM
Spindle servo reverse output or switching of spindle rotation forward/reverse
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR3
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR2
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR1
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR0 (LSB)
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR10 (MSB)
Power supply terminal for DRAM interface
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR4
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR5
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR6
The * marked terminal is a terminal which is not connected externally (open terminal).
The * marked terminal is a terminal which is not connected externally (open terminal).
(Note) Set RSTX to "L" when or after turning on the power supply.
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR7
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR8
Data output enable signal output to external D-RAM
Ground terminal for digital section
Column address strobe signal output to external D-RAM
Data input/output with external D-RAM. D2
Data input/output with external D-RAM. D3 (MSB)
Address output to external D-RAM. ADR9
Low address strobe signal output to external D-RAM
Data write enable signal output to external D-RAM
Data input/output with external D-RAM. D1
Data input/output with external D-RAM. D0 (LSB)
Track cross signal
CRC error flag monitor output of ADIP
EFM PLL clock output during reproduction
EFM signal output during recording and C1F (C1 error flag) monitor output during reproduction
Clock output. f=705.6KHz. No clock output when RSTX=0.
Microporcessor expansion output port 0
Microprocessor expansion output port 1
Microprocessor expansion output port 2 when switching PLLLR.
Microprocessor expansion output port 3 when switching PLLOSC.
Microprocessor expansion output port 4 when switching EXTCLK.
CD data input for high speed dubbing. Microprocessor expansion output port 5 when switching.
CD LR clock input for high speed dubbing. Microprocessor expansion output port 6 when switching.
CD bit clock input for high speed dubbing. Microprocessor expansion output port 7 when switching.
PLL clock input for variable pitch.
PLL phase error output for variable pitch.
Power supply terminal for digital section
Ground terminal for digital section
Oscillation circuit input. 33.8688MHz
Oscillation circuit output. 33.8688MHz
Digital input signal
Digital output signal
Power supply terminal for internal PLL
Ground terminal for digital section
Output terminal for switching music data to Lch, Rch
Shift clock for music data
Clock for AD/DA converter digital filter. 256Fs
Voice data input
Voice data output
Focus error signal monitor output
Total signal monitor output
Tracking error signal monitor output
DIN sub-code reading clock. EIAJ CP-309 format
DIN sub-code serial data. EIAJ CP-309 format.
DIN sub-code block synchronous signal. EIAJ CP-309 format.
DIN sub-code frame synchronous signal. EIAJ CP-309 format.
Focus OK detect signal. "0": focus OK
Servo state detect signal. "1": Auto move, auto jump, auto focus being drawn in
Track cross signal output
Clock output for microprocessor. Clock output also when RSTX=0
Output terminal used to request interrupt into system control interface.
Power supply terminal for digital section
Ground terminal for digital section
Chip reset input. Reset at "L" (Note)
Data bus terminal of system control interface (LSB)
Data bus terminal of system control interface.
Data bus terminal of system control interface. (MSB)
Input terminal for register write pulse of system control interface
Input terminal for register read pulse of system control interface
Input terminal for register selection of system control interface
Input/output port P95
LDVAR (Laser power adjustment output)
ADJS (for automatic adjustment step check)
Input/output port P92
LD SW CK input (interrupt input only when used individually)
ERR input (UNLOCK of monitor PLL)
GND
GND
ST-ID output
MD search output
RESET input
Clock output
GND
EXTAL (8.4672MHz)
+3.15V
Input/output port P85
DINT (interrupt input from MD•LSI)
DSENSE (servo sense input from MD•LSI)
ST-ID input (MD-ON)
CD search input (Synchro REC interrupt input)
MD RSW output
FSW1 (SW for power frequency switching)
Corresponding measure to variable pitch, provided (H)/ not provided (L)
P-DOWN (power failure detect)
HDON (Magnetic head current ON/OFF output)
LD+ (Loading motor + control output)
LD- (Loading motor - control output)
CIN (Track count signal input)
INN SW (Inner SW detect input)
R-DATA
R-LATCH
R-CLK
DSTB (System control communication possible and communication being executed)
MD DATA (MD data output)
K DATA (System control data input)
DSCK (System control communication clock input)
4M/16M DRAM select input
R/P output (REC/PLAY switching)
FOK (Focus servo state monitor input)
Input/output port P55
S2 output
S1 output
SYRS (MD-LSI register select signal output)
SYRD (MD-LSI read signal output)
SYWR (MD-LSI write signal output)
SYS D7 (Data bus 7)
SYS D6 (Data bus 6)
SYS D5 (Data bus 5)
SYS D4 (Data bus 4)
SYS D3 (Data bus 3)
SYS D2 (Data bus 2)
SYS D1 (Data bus 1)
SYS D0 (Data bus 0)
MDX-595
MDX-595
The * marked terminal is a terminal which is not connected externally (open terminal).
Data to DEQ
Clock to DEQ
Lock flag input for DIR
Digital input switching
Digital input switching
LINE MUTE
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Reset input
Ceramic lock 10MHz
GND level input
Ceramic lock 10MHz
Microprocessor power supply input
PU to Vcc
MD strobe input
Power failure detect (Power down)
Remote controller input
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
MD unit power supply switching
Unused (GND)
Clock to EEPROM
Data input for EEPROM
Data to EEPROM
Data to FL driver
CE FL driver
Clock FL data
Reset FL driver
MD key data
MD data input
MD clock output
MD start (MD-ON)
MD reset output
Unused (GND)
Synchro REC signal
Used at MD unit power failure
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (pull up)
Unused (pull up)
Destination input
H-L: DISC IN
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Microprocessor power supply input
Unused (GND)
GND level input
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
Unused (GND)
DEQ (/OVF)
Unused (NC)
Unused (NC)
Timer SW input
Timer SW input
Unused (GND)
JOG input 2
JOG input 1
Rest DEQ
Rest DIT
Data error flag input for DIR
Reset DIR
Serial rest DEQ
KEY input 3
KEY input 2
GND level input for AD
KEY input 1
Reference voltage input for AD
Power supply terminal for AD
Mute output to DIT
31
IC703 : YM3436DK
DIR (Digital Format Interface Receiver)
MDX-595
MDX-595
Pin
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
DAUX
HDLT
DOUT
VFL
OPT
SYNC
MCC
WC
MCB
MCA
SKSY
Name
DAUX
HDLT
DOUT
SYNC
SKSY
LOCK
DOM1
DOM0
RSTN
CTLN
Pin
VFL
OPT
MCC
WC
MCB
MCA
XI
XO
P256
Vss
TC
DIM1
DIM0
KM1
Vdda
CLD
CCK
CDO
EMP
ERR
40
41
42
43
44
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1213141516171819202122
XI
XO
P256
SS
V
LOCKN
I/O
Auxiliary input for audio data
I
Asynchronous buffer operation flag
O
Audio data output
O
Parity flag output
O
Fs x 1 Synchronous output signal for DAC
O
Fs x 1 Synchronous output signal for DSP
O
Fs x 64Bit clock output
O
Fs x 1Word clock output
O
Fs x 128Bit clock output
O
Fs x 256Bit clock output
O
Clock synchronization control input
I
Crystal oscillator connection or external
I
clock input
Crystal oscillator connection
O
VCO oscillating clock connection
O
PLL lock flag
O
Logic section power (GND)
PLL time constant switching output
O
Data input mode selection
I
Data input mode selection
I
Data output mode selection
I
Data output mode selection
I
Clock mode switching input 1
I
System reset input
I
VCO section power (+5V)
VCO control input N
I
DD
V
39
TC
LR
DDIN
37
38
DIM1
DIM0
Function
EXTW
CSM
35
36
DOM1
DOM0
FS0
34
KM1
KMO
VSSA
VDDA
PCO
CTLP
CTLNTCLR
LOCKN
322915 14 1312 3122 11 23
24 26 28 25 17
33
FS1
32
KM0
31
KM2
30
TSTN
29
V
SSa
28
CTLP
27
(N.C.)
26
PCO
25
CTLN
24
DDa
V
23
RSIN
EXTW
D DIN
ERR
CSM
EMP
FS1
FS0
Pin
No.
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
36
37
40
35
41
33
34
Pin
Name
PCO
(NC)
CTLP
Vssa
TSTN
KM2
KM0
FS1
FS0
CSM
EXTW
DDIN
LR
Vdd
ERR
EMP
CD0
CCK
CLD
SEL
EIAJ (AES/EBU)
DIGITAL AUDIO
INTERFACE
DECODER
SERIAL INTERFACE
CLD
CCK
I/O
O
I
I
I
I
O
O
I
I
I
O
O
O
O
I
I
PLL
424344
CDO
PLL phase comparison output
VCO control input P
VCO section power (GND)
Test terminal. Open for normal use
Clock mode switching input 2
Clock mode switching input 0
Channel status sampling frequency display
output 1
Channel status sampling frequency display
output 0
Channel status output method selection
External synchronous auxiliary input word
clock
EIAJ (AES/EBU) data input
PLL word clock output
Logic section power (+5V)
Data error flag output
Channel status emphasis control code output
3-wire type microcomputer interface data
output
3-wire type microcomputer interface clock
input
3-wire type microcomputer interface load
input
38
DIM1
DAUX
P256X0X1
DIM0
DATA CLOCK
CONTROLLER
S/P
KM2
GENERATOR
BUFFER
2
HDLT
Function
KM1
SKSY
SYSTEM
CLOCK
TIMING
RS IN
10
MCA
9
MCB
8
WC
7
MCC
6
SYNC
5
OPT
4
VFL
3
D OUT
20
P/S
16 39 3019181
VSS
VDD
TSTN
21
DOM1
DOM0
32
MDX-595
IC704 : YM6104
MDX-595
DEQ (Digital Equalizer)
ELD
ECLK
CEMD
22
XMD
236910
XCLK
CRS
Pin No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13, 14
15, 16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Pin Name
VDD
XMD
CRS
CDI
CDO
XCLK
TRG
ESL
ELD
ECLK
CLK
VSS
SI0, SI1
SO0, SO1
OVF
TEST
C2/Sign
C1/TESTM
CO
CEMD
IC
Sync
I/O
O
O
O
O
O
O
SI0
SI1
C0
C1
C2
TRG
OVF
SO0
SO1
ESL
13
14
21
20
19
7
17
15
16
8
11218
SERIAL
DATA
INPUT
COEFFICIENT
RAM
TRANSFER
BUFFER
SERIAL
DATA
OUTPUT
VSS
VDD
TEST
INPUT
BUFFER
8 WORDS
MULTIPLIER
ACCUMULATOR
Q SHIFTER
Q REGISTER
OUTPUT
BUFFER
8 WORDS
TIMING
CONTROL
112324
CLK
SYNC
4
SCI
PARAMETER
CONTROL
MICRO
PROGRAM
RAM
RANDOM
NUMBER
GENERATOR
ROM
7 WORDS
DATA RAM
128 WORDS
ADDRESS
COUNTER
IC
CDI
5
CDO
Function
I
I
I
I
+5V power supply
Switches CDI input to either synchronous mode (1 : 1) “L” or asynchronous mode
(Start-stop synchronous system 16 : 1) “H”
Initializes SCI interface
SCI input for setting micro program, factor and control register
SCI output for setting micro program, factor and control register
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Input-output clock for CDI and CDO
Determines parameter transfer timing from transfer buffer to factor RAM when external trigger
is selected
Enters output timing into SO0 and SO1 when EXT clock is selected
Enters input timing into SI0 and SI1 when EXT clock is selected
Enters input-output clock for SI0, SO0 and SO1 when EXT clock is selected
Master clock input
Ground
16 bits serial input
16 bits serial output
Over flow detect
I
Used for testing Usually connected to +5V
Outputs bit 2 of factor RAM while delaying it by 1 bit. Used as a timing signal
Monitors sign bit of accumulator by setting test Reg
(When factor RAM is used as a timing signal, effective bit number of factor decreases)
Outputs bit 1 of factor RAM while delaying it by 1 bit. Used as a timing signal
Switches to test output of multiplier by setting test Reg
Outputs bit 2 of factor RAM while delaying it by 1 bit. Can be used as a timing signal
Turns OFF CE of SCI input
I
CE ON : “H”
CE OFF : “L”
I
I
Initializes DEQ operation
Synchronous signal of system
33
IC705 : YM3437C-FE2
DIT (Digital Audio Interface Signal Transmitter)
* All voltages are measured with a 10MΩ/DC electric volt meter.
* Components having special characteristics are marked Z and must be
replaced with parts having specifications equal to those originally installed.
* Schematic diagram is subject to change without notice.
MDX-595
MDX-595
PARTS LIST
■ ELECTRICAL PARTS
■ WARNING
Components having special characteristics are marked Z and must be
replaced with parts having specifications equal to those originally installed.
● Carbon resistors (1/6W or 1/4W) are not included in the ELECTRICAL PARTS
List. For the part Nos. of the carbon resistors, refer to the last page.
ABBREVIATIONS IN THIS LIST ARE AS FOLLOWS :
C.A.EL.CHP: CHIP ALUMI. ELECTROLYTIC CAP
C.CE: CERAMIC CAP
C.CE.ARRAY : CERAMIC CAP ARRAY
C.CE.CHP: CHIP CERAMIC CAP
C.CE.ML: MULTILAYER CERAMIC CAP
C.CE.M.CHP: CHIP MULTILAYER CERAMIC CAP
C.CE.SAFTY: RECOGNIZED CERAMIC CAP
C.CE.TUBLR : CERAMIC TUBULAR CAP
C.CE.SMI: SEMI CONDUCTIVE CERAMIC CAP
C.EL: ELECTROLYTIC CAP
C.MICA: MICA CAP
C.ML.FLM: MULTILAYER FILM CAP
C.MP: METALLIZED PAPER CAP
C.MYLAR: MYLAR FILM CAP
C.MYLAR.ML : MULTILAYER MYLAR FILM CAP
C.PAPER: PAPER CAPACITOR
C.PLS: POLYSTYRENE FILM CAP
C.POL: POLYESTER FILM CAP
C.POLY: POLYETHYLENE FILM CAP
C.PP: POLYPROPYLENE FILM CAP
C.TNTL: TANTALUM CAP
C.TNTL.CHP: CHIP TANTALUM CAP
C.TRIM: TRIMMER CAP
CN: CONNECTOR
CN.BS.PIN: CONNECTOR, BASE PIN
CN.CANNON : CONNECTOR, CANNON
CN.DIN: CONNECTOR, DIN
CN.FLAT: CONNECTOR, FLAT CABLE
CN.POST: CONNECTOR, BASE POST
COIL.MX.AM: COIL, AM MIX
COIL.AT.FM: COIL, FM ANTENNA
COIL.DT.FM: COIL, FM DETECT
COIL.MX.FM: COIL, FM MIX
COIL.OUTPT : OUTPUT COIL
DIOD.ARRAY : DIODE ARRAY
DIODE.BRG: DIODE BRIDGE
DIODE.CHP: CHIP DIODE
DIODE.VAR: VARACTOR DIODE
DIOD.Z.CHP: CHIP ZENER DIODE
DIODE.ZENR : ZENER DIODE
DSCR.CE: CERAMIC DISCRIMINATOR
FER.BEAD: FERRITE BEADS
FER.CORE: FERRITE CORE
FET.CHP: CHIP FET
FL.DSPLY: FLUORESCENT DISPLAY
FLTR.CE: CERAMIC FILTER
FLTR.COMB: COMB FILTER MODULE
FLTR.LC.RF: LC FILTER ,EMI
GND.MTL: GROUND PLATE
GND.TERM: GROUND TERMINAL
HOLDER.FUS : FUSE HOLDER
IC.PRTCT: IC PROTECTOR
JUMPER.CN: JUMPER CONNECTOR
JUMPER.TST : JUMPER, TEST POINT
L.DTCT: LIGHT DETECTING MODULE
L.EMIT: LIGHT EMITTING MODULE
LED.DSPLY: LED DISPLAY
LED.INFRD: LED, INFRARED
MODUL.RF: MODULATOR, RF
PHOT.CPL: PHOTO COUPLER
PHOT.INTR: PHOTO INTERRUPTER
PHOT.RFLCT : PHOTO REFLECTOR
PIN.TEST: PIN, TEST POINT
PLST.RIVET: PLASTIC RIVET
R.ARRAY: RESISTOR ARRAY
R.CAR: CARBON RESISTOR
R.CAR.CHP: CHIP RESISTOR
R.CAR.FP: FLAME PROOF CARBON RESISTOR
R.FUS: FUSABLE RESISTOR
R.MTL.CHP: CHIP METAL FILM RESISTOR
R.MTL.FLM: METAL FILM RESISTOR
R.MTL.OXD: METAL OXIDE FILM RESISTOR
R.MTL.PLAT: METAL PLATE RESISTOR
RSNR.CE: CERAMIC RESONATOR
RSNR.CRYS: CRYSTAL RESONATOR
R.TW.CEM: TWIN CEMENT FIXED RESISTOR
R.WW: WIRE WOUND RESISTOR
SCR.BND.HD : BIND HEAD B-TITE SCREW
SCR.BW.HD: BW HEAD TAPPING SCREW
SCR.CUP: CUP TITE SCREW
SCR.TERM: SCREW TERMINAL
SCR.TR: SCREW, TRANSISTOR
SUPRT.PCB: SUPPORT, P.C.B.
SURG.PRTCT : SURGE PROTECTOR
SW.TACT: TACT SWITCH
SW.LEAF: LEAF SWITCH
SW.LEVER: LEVER SWITCH
SW.MICRO: MICRO SWITCH
SW.PUSH: PUSH SWITCH
SW.RT.ENC: ROTARY ENCODER
SW.RT.MTR: ROTARY SWITCH WITH MOTOR
SW.RT: ROTARY SWITCH
SW.SLIDE: SLIDE SWITCH
TERM.SP: SPEAKER TERMINAL
TERM.WRAP : WRAPPING TERMINAL
THRMST.CHP : CHIP THERMISTOR
TR.CHP: CHIP TRANSISTOR
TR.DGT: DIGITAL TRANSISTOR
TR.DGT.CHP : CHIP DIGITAL TRANSISTOR
TRANS: TRANSFORMER
TRANS.PULS : PULSE TRANSFORMER
TRANS.PWR : POWER TRANSFORMER ASS’y
TUNER.AM: TUNER PACK, AM
TUNER.FM: TUNER PACK, FM
TUNER.PK: FRONT-END TUNER PACK
VR: ROTARY POTENTIOMETER
VR.MTR: POTENTIOMETER WITH MOTOR
VR.SW: POTENTIOMETER WITH ROTARY SW
VR.SLIDE: SLIDE POTENTIOMETER
VR.TRIM: TRIMMER POTENTIOMETER
Note) Those parts marked with “#” are not included in the P.C.B. ass'y.