Casio DX-500TR Troubleshooting guide

DX-500TR(ZX-465)
SEP. 1997
R
(without price)
DX-500TR
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CONTENTS
1. SPECIFICATIONS ..........................................................................................................3
2. OPERATION CHECK .....................................................................................................4
3. DATA TRANSFER..........................................................................................................6
4. TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................................... 7
5. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS ..............................................................................................8
6. PARTS LIST .................................................................................................................10
7. EXPLODED VIEW ........................................................................................................12
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1. SPECIFICATIONS
Display: Liquid crystal display
Power supply: Two lithium batteries (CR2032)
Power consumption: 0.1 W
Current consumption: At DC6V When AC key is pressed; Max. 16.2 µA. Typ. 11.5 µA
While Power OFF; Max. 13 µA
When backlighting; Max. 16,500 µA
Low battery message: 5.4 V ±2.5 %
Battery life: Approx. 1 year (one hour operation per day with two backlight opera-
tions and one daily alarm operation)
Auto power off: Approx. 6 minutes after last key operation
Ambient temperature range: 0 °C ~ 40 °C (32 °F ~ 104 °F)
Dimensions: 15.3 (H) ×134 (W) ×92 (D) mm ........ Folded
(5/8" (H) ×5 1/4" (W) ×3 5/8" (D))
10.9 (H) ×134 (W) ×180 (D) mm ...... Unfolded
(3/8" (H) ×5 1/4" (W) ×7 1/8" (D))
Weight: 121.5 g (4.3 oz) including batteries
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2. OPERATION CHECK
Note: Performing this check, the data saved in the unit will be deleted.
Therefore, save the data to another unit referring to “ 3. DATA TRANSFER”
( page 6 of this Service Manual) before performing this check.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
KEY OPERATION
Turn the unit off.
While holding down
Gbutton, press
RESET button. Then
stop to press RESET
button. Next, stop to
hold down G
button.
Press
button after 1 ~ 2
seconds.
Press
button after 1 ~ 2
seconds.
Press
button after 1 ~ 2
seconds.
Press
button after 1 ~ 2
seconds.
NOTES
At the time of stopping
to press RESET button,
buzzer sound is
emitted.
Pressing
button, buzzer sound
is emitted.
Pressing
button, buzzer sound
is emitted.
Pressing
button, buzzer sound
is emitted.
Pressing
button, buzzer sound
is emitted.
LCD DISPLAY
No display
All display
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No.
7
8
9
KEY OPERATION
Press
button after 1 ~ 2
seconds.
Press KAYIT
button after 1 ~ 2
seconds.
Press AÇIK
button after 1 ~ 2
seconds.
NOTES
No buzzer sound
No buzzer sound
No buzzer sound
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LCD DISPLAY
No display
Unit’s power will be turned off.
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SCLK_
GNDSOUT
SIN
3. DATA TRANSFER
This unit can transfer the stored data to another unit.
Note: Before connecting wires, be sure to reset the Back up unit.
1. Remove the BATT 2 battery cover.
2. Connect 4 terminals on the PCB with wires as shown in the figure below.
User's unit Back up unit
RESET
BATT 1
BATT 2
RESET
BATT 1
BATT 2
Wiring
GND GND
SCLK_ SCLK_
SIN SIN
SOUT SOUT
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Note: Perform the operation in numerical order.
User's unit Back up unit
Operation
1WhilepushingdownRESET
button, press Ethen re-
lease RESET button.
4Press KAYIT .
5After the data transmis-
sion....
It takes a few minutes to
complete the data transfer.
7Press RESET button.
9Press AÇIK .
Note: Never press
KAYIT as it
deletes all the data.
APress AÇIK (OFF).
Operation
2WhilepushingdownRESET
button, press Fthen re-
lease RESET button.
3Press KAYIT .
6Whenthedataistransferred
properly......
In case the data transfer
ends incomplete......
8Press RESET button.
0Press AÇIK .
Note: Never press
KAYIT as it
deletes all the data.
BPress AÇIK (OFF).
4. TROUBLESHOOTING
Before doing the following solutions, save data if possible.
SYMPTOM SOLUTIONCAUSE
No power Weak battery Replace batteries
ResolderPoor soldering of the power
supply circuit
No display at all or wrong display Defective heat seal Replace the heat seal
Defective LCD Replace the LCD
Display
T?
(Unit emits a buzz.)
T?
(Unit emits a buzz.)
OK
SIFIRLA?
AD?
Display
R?
(Unit emits a buzz.)
R?
(Unit emits a buzz.)
OK
SIFIRLA?
SIFIRLA?
AD?
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5. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
Main block
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Key block
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NItem Code No. Parts Name Specification Applicable Q R
PCB UNIT
IC1 2105 6304 IC/MOS RH5VT54AA-T1S Common 1 C
NIC2 2105 6439 IC/MOS RH5RL35AA-T1 Common 1 C
IC3 2012 3192 LSI/S-RAM TC55257DFL-7085V Common 1 C
IC5 2113 0374 IC/MOS D353-C Common 1 C
IC6 2105 0686 IC/MOS TC4S69F-TE85R Common 1 C
D1 2390 0364 DIODE/SCHOTTKY MA713-TX Common 1 C
D2, D3, D4 2390 1267 CHIP DIODE MA159A-(TX) Common 3 C
D5 2390 1442 DIODE MA152K-(TX) Common 1 C
L1 3013 2471 INDUCTOR/CHIP ELT5K114C Common 1 C
XTAL 7110 0979 OSCILLATOR/QUARTZ DT-26ST Common 1 C
16409 6310 SPRING/BATTERY EF02DB10100 Common 2 C
26409 6300 SPRING/BATTERY EF01DB20102 Common 2 C
N 3 3335 6687 LCD AC1CD444T08 DX-500BR 1 B
N 3 3335 6688 LCD AC1CD445T04 DX-500PL 1 B
N 3 3335 6689 LCD AC1CD446T01 DX-500CZ 1 B
N 3 3335 6690 LCD AC1CD447T07 DX-500HG 1 B
N 3 3335 6692 LCD AC1CD448T03 DX-500TR 1 B
N 4 6421 8970 HEAT SEAL FX200P60103 Common 1 B
N 5 6421 8890 PCB ASSY DB38XX3100S*1 DX-500BR 1 B
N 5 6421 9360 PCB ASSY DB38AX3100M*1 DX-500PL 1 B
N 5 6421 9500 PCB ASSY DB38BX3100P*1 DX-500CZ 1 B
N 5 6421 9630 PCB ASSY DB38CX3100L*1 DX-500HG 1 B
N 5 6421 9760 PCB ASSY DB38DX3100S*1 DX-500TR 1 B
The PCB ASSY contains the above elements and COB LSI.
COMPONENTS
66418 1080 ELECTRO LUMINESCENCE A341294-1 Common 1 B
76419 8180 COVER/BATTERY FAD0L961051 Common 2 C
86419 1820 BUTTON/PUSH FB3DB371004 Common 1 C
N 9 6421 8910 CASE/UPPER FAADB391028 DX-500BR 1 C
N 9 6421 9380 CASE/UPPER FAADB391036 DX-500PL 1 C
N 9 6421 9520 CASE/UPPER FAADB391044 DX-500CZ 1 C
N 9 6421 9650 CASE/UPPER FAADB391052 DX-500HG 1 C
N 9 6421 9780 CASE/UPPER FAADB391061 DX-500TR 1 C
N10 6421 8920 RUBBER/CONTACT LADB3910021 DX-500BR 1 C
N10 6421 9390 RUBBER/CONTACT LADB3910030 DX-500PL 1 C
N10 6421 9530 RUBBER/CONTACT LADB3910048 DX-500CZ 1 C
N10 6421 9660 RUBBER/CONTACT LADB3910056 DX-500HG 1 C
N10 6421 9790 RUBBER/CONTACT LADB3910064 DX-500TR 1 C
11 6419 8210 CUSHION FH100040601 Common 1 C
N12 6421 8940 HARD CASE FC1DB371107 DX-500BR 1 X
N12 6421 9410 HARD CASE FC1DB371069 DX-500PL 1 X
N12 6421 9550 HARD CASE FC1DB371077 DX-500CZ 1 X
N12 6421 9670 HARD CASE FC1DB371085 DX-500HG 1 X
Notes: N – New parts R-A : Essential
Q– Quantity B : Stock recommended
R– Rank C : Others
X : No stock recommended
6. PARTS LIST
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