Clarion DXZ438R User manual

Clarion
Clarion Co., Ltd.
Xiamen Clarion Electrical Enterprise Co., Ltd
Guo
Tai
Buikding
6F,
No.392
Jia
He
Road,
Xiamen,
Fujian,
China
Tel:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
50 Kamitoda , Toda-shi, Saitama 335-8511 Japan
Published by Service Dept.
298-6008-00 JAN. 2003P
Printed in P.R.C.
Service
Manual
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RDS-EON
FM/MW/LW
Radio
CD
Combination
with
DVD/MD/CD
Changer/
DAB/TV
Control
DXZ438R
( PE-2555E-A )
Model
SPECIFICATIONS
Radio section
Tuning
system:
PLL
synthesizer
tuner
Receiving
frequencies:
FM
:
87.5
to
108
MHz
(0.05 MHz steps)
MW : 531 to 1602 kHz
(9 kHz steps)
LW : 153 to 279 kHz
(3 KHz steps)
CD player section
System:
Frequency response:
Signal
to
noise
ratio:
100
dB
(1
kHz)
IHF-A
Dynamic
Range:
95
dB
(1
kHz)
Distortion: 0.01%
Compact disc digital audio system
10 Hz to 20 kHz (+1/-1 dB)
General
Output
power
:
27Wx4
(DIN45324,
+B=14.4
V)
14.4
V
DC
(10.8
V
to
15.6
V
allowable),
negative
ground
Power
consumption:
Less
than
15A
Speaker
impedance:
4ohm(4ohm
to
80hm
allowable)
Auto
antenna
rated
current:
500
mA
or
less
Weight:
1.2
kg
Dimensions:
178(W)
x
50(H)
x
155(D)mm
Power supply voltage:
*
Specifications
and
design
are
subject
to
change
without
notice
for
further
improvement.
NOTE
*
We
cannot
supply
PWB
with
component
parts
in
principle.
When
a
circuit
on
PWB
has
failure,please
repair
it
by
component
parts
base.
Parts
which
are
not
mentioned
in
service
manual
are
not
supplied.
*
CD-ROM
discs
cannot
be
played
by
this
unit.
COMPONENTS
PE-2555E-A
Main
unit
onennnnenenene
1
Mounting
bracket
300-7742-00
1
DCP
case
335-6035-20
1
Escutcheon(OUT-ES)
370-6029-00
1
Parts
bag
9
nnn
eenee
es
Removal
key
331-2497-00
2
Rubber
part
345-3653-20
1
Screw
716-0726-01
1
A-
lead
850-6681-50
1
FEATURES
1.1-Bit
D/A
Converters
and
8-Times
Oversampling
Digital
Filter.
2.
DIN
Chassis
with
Detachable
Contro!
Aluminum
Face
with
Blue
Negative
LC
Display.

To
engineers
in
charge
of
repairor
inspe-
ction of our products.
Before repair or inspection, make sure to follow the
instructions
so
that
customers
and
Engineers
in
ch-
arge
of
repair
or
inspection
can
avoid
suffering
any
r-
isk or injury.
1.Use specified parts.
The
system
uses
parts
with
special
safety
features
against
fire
and
voltage.
Use
only
parts
with
equivaient
characteri-
stics when replacing them.
The
use
of
unspecified
parts
shall
be
regarded
as
remodel-
ing
for
which
we
shail
not
be
liable.
The
onus
of
product
liabitity(PL)
shall
not
be
our
responsibility
in
cases
where
an
accident
or
failure
is
as
a
result
of
unspecified
parts
b-
eing
used.
Nh
Place
the
parts
and
wiring
back
in
their
original
p-ositions
after
replacement
or
re-wiring.
For
proper
circuit
construction,
use
of
insulationtubes,bond-
ing,
gaps
to
PWB,
etc,
is
involved.
The
wiring
connection
a-
nd
routing
to
the
PWB
are
specially
planned
using
clamps
to
keep
away
from
heated
and
high
voltage
parts.
Ensure
that
they
are
placed
back
in
their
original
positions
after
re-
pair
or
inspection.lf
extended
damage
is
caused
due
to
ne-
gligence
during
repair,
the
legal
responsibility
shall
be
with
the
repairing
company.
3.Check
for
safety
after
repair.
Check
that
the
screws,
parts
and
wires
are
put
b-ack
se-
curely
in
their
original
position
after
repair.
Ensure
for
saf-
ety
reasons
there
is
no
possibility
of
secondary
problem-
Ss
around
the
repaired
spots.
If
extended
damage
is
caused
due
to
negligence
of
repair,
the
legal
responsibility
shall
be
with
the
repairing
company.
4.Caution
in
removal
and
making
wiring
connection
to
the
pa-
rts
for
the
automobile.
Disconnect
the
battery
terminal
after
turning
the
ignition
key
off.
If
wrong
wiring
connections
are
made
with
the
battery
connected,
a
short
circuit
and/or
fire
may
occur.
If
extens-
ive
damage
is
caused
due
to
negligence
of
repair,
the
leg-
al
responsibility
shall
be
with
the
repairing
company.
5.Cautions
regarding
chips.
Do
not
reuse
removed
chips
even
when
no
abnormality
is
observed
in
their
appearance.
Always
replace
them
with
new
ones.
(The
chip
parts
include
resistors,
capacitors,
di-
odes,
transistors,
etc).
The
negative
pole
of
tantalum
capa-
citors
is
highly
susceptible
to
heat,
so
use
special
care
w-
hen
replacing
them
and
check
the
operation
afterwards.
6.Cautions
in
handing
flexible
PWB
Before
working
with
a
soldering
iron,
make
sure
that
the
iron
tip
temperature
is
around
270
°C.
Take
care
not
to
apply
the
iron
tip
repeatedly
(more
than
three
times)
to
th-
&
same
patterns.
Also
take
care
not
to
apply
the
tip
with
force.
7.Turn
the
unit
OFF
during
disassembly
and
parts
replac-
ement.
Recheck
all
work
before
you
apply
power
to
the
unit.
8.Cautions
in
checking
that
the
optical
pickup
lights
up.
The
laser
is
focused
on
the
disc
reflection
surface
through
the
lens
of
the
optical
pickup.
When
checking
that
the
laser
optical
diode
lights
up,
keep
your
eyes
more
than
30cms
away
from
the
lens.
Prolonged
viewing
of
the
laser
within
30cms
may
damage
your
eyesight.
9.Cautions
in
handing
the
optical
pickup
The
laser
diode
of
the
optical
pickup
can
be
damaged
by
electrostatic
charge
caused
by
your
clothes
and
body.Make
Sure
to
avoid
electrostatic
charges
on
your
clothes
or
body,
or
discharge
static
electricity
before
handling
the
optical
pickup.
9-1.Laser
diode
The
laser
diode
terminals
are
shorted
for
transportation
in
order
to
prevent
electrostatic
damage.
After
replacement,
op-
en
the
shorted
circuit.
When
removing
the
pickup
from
the
mechanism,
short
the
terminals
by
soldering
them
to
preve-
nt
this
damage.
9-2.
Actuator
The
actuator
has
a
powerful
magnetic
circuit.
if
a
magnetic
material
is
put
close
to
it,
its
characteristics
will
change.
Ensure
that
no
foreign
substances
enter
through
the
venti-
lation
slots
in
the
cover.
9-3.Cleaning
the
lens
Dust
on
the
optical
tens
affects
performance.
To
clean
the
lens,
apply
a
smali
amount
of
isopropyl
alcohol
to
lens
pap-
er
and
wipe
the
lens
gently.
CAUTIONS
This
appliance
contains
a
laser
system
and
is
classified
as
a
"CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUST".
To
use
this
model
properly,
read
this
Owner's
Manual
carefully
and
keep
this
manual
for
your
future
reference.
In
case
of
any
trouble
with
this
player,
please
contact
your
nearest
"AUTHORIZED
service
station".
To
prevent
direct
exposure
to
the
laser
beam,
do
not
try
to
open
the
encl-
osure.
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Bottom view
Main Unit

NOTES
OF
ISO
CONNECTOR
1.
For
VW
and
Audi
vehicles,
change
the
position
of
fuse
installation
as
shown
on
the
diagram.(Figure
1)
ISO CONNECTOR type
For other vehicles
(initial position)
For VW and Audi vehictes
Main unit side {SO connector
Figuer 1
2.
When
the
car
stereo
is
installed
in
1998
and
later
Volkswagen
models,
make
sure
to
cut
the
car
lead
wire
connected
the
A-5
terminal.
(A
breakdown
could
occur
if
the
lead
wire
is
not
cut.)
After
cutting
the
lead
wire,
insu-
late
the
front
end
of
the
lead
wire
with
insulation
tape
to
prevent
the
risk
of
short-circuits.
(Figure
2)
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Cause
Note:
Before
cutting
the
lead
wire.
disconnect
the
car
battery
-
(negative)
cable.
Figuer 2
3.
When
the
Main
unit
is
also
connected
to
an
external
am-
plifier
in
a
wiring
procedure,
connect
REMOTE
on
the
external
amplifier
to
the
previously
cut
lead
wire
on
the
side
of
the
connector.
Measure
Power
does
not
turn
on.
Fuse
is
blown.
(No sound is produced.)
Replace
with
a
fuse
of
the
same
amperage
as
the
old
fuse.
Incorrect wiring.
No
sound
output
when
operating
the
unit
with
amplifiers
or
power
antenna
attached.
Or power antenna.
Power
antenna
lead
is
shorted
to
ground
or
excessive
current
is
re-
quired
for
remote-on
the
amplifiers
Read
the
attached
"Installation/Wire
Connection
Guide"
once
again
and
wire
properly.
1.Turn the unit off.
2.
Remove
all
wires
attached
to
the
power
antenna
lead.
Check
each
wire
for
a
possible
short
to
ground
using
anohm
meter.
3. Turn the unit back on.
4.
Reconnect
each
amplifier
remote
wire
to
the
power
antenna
lead
one
by
one.
If
the
amplifiers
turn.
off
before
all
wires
are
attached,
use
an
external
relay
to
provide
remote-on
voltage
(excessive
current
required.)
4
Nothing
happens
when
buttons
are pressed.
Display
is
not
accurate.
The
microprocessor
has
malfunc-
tioned
due
to
noise,
etc.
Turn
off
the
power,
then
press
the
[RELEASE]
button
and
remove
the
DCP.
Press
the
reset
button
for
about
2
seconds
with
a
thin
rod.
Reset button
dirty.
DCP
or
main
unit
connectors
are
Wipe
the
dirt
off
with
a
soft
cloth
moistened
with
cleaning
alcohol.
Compact
disc
cannot
be
loaded.
loaded.
Another
compact
disc
is
already
Eject
the
compact
disc
before
loading
the
new
one.
Sound
skips
or
is
noisy.
Compact
disc
is
dirty.
Clean
the
compact
disc
with
a
soft
cloth.
or warped.
Compact
disc
is
heavily
scratched
Replace
with
a
compact
disc
with
no
scratches.
Sound
is
bad
directly
after
power
|
is
turned
on.
in a humid place.
Water
droplets
may
form
on
the
internal
lens
when
the
car
is
parked
Let
dry
for
about
1
hour
with
the
power
on.

ERROR DISPLAYS
If an error occurs, one of the following displays is displayed.
Take the measures described below to eliminate the problem.
Error
Display
Cause
Measure
ERROR
2
A
CD
is
caught
inside
the
CD
deck
and
is
not
This
is
a
failure
of
CD
deck's
mechanism.
ejected.
A
CD
cannot
be
played
due
to
scratches,
etc.
Replace
with
a
non-scratched,
non-warped
disc.
A CD is loaded upside-down inside the CD deck
and does not play.
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
A
CD
inside
the
CD
changer
is
not
loaded.
This
is
a
failure
of
CD
changer's
mechanism.
cD
ERROR
3
A
CD
inside
the
CD
changer
cannot
be
played
Replace
with
a
non-scratched,
non-warped
disc.
CH due to scratches, etc.
A
CD
inside
the
CD
changer
cannot
be
played
Eject
the
disc
then
reload
it
properly.
because
it
is
loaded
upside-down.
Displayed
when
the
temperature
in
the
MD
|
Lower
the
surrounding
temperature
and
wait
for
changer
is
too
high
and
playback
has
been
|
a
while
to
cool
off
MO
changer.
stopped automatically.
An
MD
inside
the
MD
changer
is
not
loaded.
This
is
a
failure
of
MD
changer's
mechanism.
An
MD
inside
the
MD
changer
cannot
be
played
|
Replace
with
a
non-scratched,
non-warped
disc.
due
to
scratches,
etc.
ERROR
6
An
MD
inside
the
MD
changer
cannot
be
played
|
Eject
the
disc
then
reload
it
properly.
because it is foaded upside-down.
Displayed
when
anon-recorded
MD
is
loaded
in
|
Load
a
pre-recorded
MD
in
the
MD
changer.
the
MD
changer.
A
DISC
inside
the
DVD
changer
cannot
be
This
is
a
failure
of
DVD
mechanism.
|
played.
A
DISC
cannot
be
played
due
to
scratches,
Retry
or
replace
with
a
non-scratched,
non-
etc.
warped-disc.
:
A
DISC
inside
the
DVD
changer
cannot
be
Eject
the
disc
then
reload
it
properly.
CH
|
played
because
it
is
loaded
upside-down.
Parental
level
error.
Set
the
correct
Parental
level.
+—
Eject the disc and replace correct region code
disc.
Region code error.
lf
an
error
display
other
than
the
ones
described
above
appears,
press
the
reset
button.
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M30624MGA-156GP
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1.Outward Form: 100 pins QFP
2. Terminal
pin 1:
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
ONOnh WD
pin 9:
pin 10:
pin 11:
pin 12:
pin 13
pin 14:
pin 15:
pin 16:
pin 17:
pin 18:
pin 19:
pin 20:
pin 21:
pin
pin
pin 24
pin 25:
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
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: FM_ST/SD —:_ IN
: BEEP
: NC
: VCOLOR-R
: IE BUS RX
: IE BUS TX
: EMU-TX
: EMU-RX
: FLASH MODE: IN
: NC Ean ©)
: EVOL CLK ie)
: A-MAS 2 10)
: A-MAS 1 Oo
: DISP DIM 0
» CTRL 7 O
(0)
IN
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: SYS MUTE
: NAVIMUTE
: B/L+B
: LOCDCLK
: LODSO
: LCD SI
: LCDCE
Description
REMOCON- : IN
: T-BASE > IN
: CDSBSY : IN
RDSDATA : IN
: RDSCLK 2 IN
: BYTE De
CN VSS hes
NC : IN
ACCDET : IN
B/U DET - IN
KEY INT IN
27P CONE: IN
B/L_ON /0
KEY_ILL_REM
VCOLOR-G
EVOL DATA
ZOOZ0CCC0OO0NDO
: SYS ACC :
: FLASH MODE:
: 5VREM
NC
: A-REMOUT
43: PHONEINT : IN
: FLASHMODE: IN
ILUDET —: IN
: AMPMUTE : O
o0o0
ZMUTE CUT
OoOZ000
>: JOGA(CW) —: IN
: JOGB(CCW) : IN
> INIT1 : IN
: INIT2 : IN
> INIT3 : IN
: VDO wks
> INIT4 : IN
GND Le
OFFSETDET : IN
: Remote controller signal input terminal.
: Time base pulse input.
: Sub-Q data request input from the CD IC.
: RDS serial data input.
: RSD clock pulse input.
: Input “ L"
: input “ L”
: At receiving the FM station, this port detects
at single mode operation.
at single mode operation.
the stereo signal. And at seeking or scanning. this
port detects the station detection signal.
: Not in use.
: Reset signal input.
: Crystal connection.
: Negative supply voltage.
: Crystat connection.
: Positive supply voltage
: Not in use.
: ACC detection signal input.
: Backup detection signal input
: Key inturrupting signal input.
: Connected to 27 pin.
: Not in use.
: Key illumination ON signal output
: Not in use.
: Not in use.
: Not in use.
: Serial data output to the E VOL IC
: Not in use.
: JE Bus serial data input.
: IE Bus serial data output
: EMULATOR communicate line.
: EMULATOR communicate line
: Connected to GND.
: Not in use.
: Clock pulse output to the E VOL IC.
: Not in use.
: Not in use
: Back light control.
: Power IC control.
: ACC detect signal output.
: Connected to GND.
:5V power supply ON signal output.
: Not in use.
: Internal audio amplifier ON signal output.
: Telephone interrupt signal input.
: Connected to VDD.
: Illumination ON signal input.
: Muting signal output to the Audio Power
Amplifier.
: System muting signal output.
: Not in use.
: Command pulse output to cut the CD zero
cross mute signal
: LCD display control.
: Serial data clock output to LCD driver.
: Serial data output to the LCD driver.
: Serial data input from the LCD driver.
: The chip enable serial output to the LCD
driver.
: JOG pulse input.
: JOG pulse input.
: Not in use.
: Notin use.
: Model distinguish.
: Positive supply voltage.
: Model distinguish.
: Connect to GND.
: Speaker distroied protect.
pin 64:
pin 65 :
pin 66:
pin 67:
pin 68:
pin 69:
pin 70:
pin 71:
pin 72:
pin 73:
pin 74:
pin 75:
pin 76:
: CHU SW
: SSTOP
: CD RESET
: CCE
: BUCK
: BUS3
: BUS2
: BUS1
: BUSO
: CD5V ; 0
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
SBRESSLSAaH
pin
pin
pin
pin
SBBR
pin 91:
pin 92
pin 93:
pin 94:
pin 95 :
pin 96 :
pin 97:
pin 98:
pin 99:
pini00:
LO MUTE
LD CON
TR-A
TR-B
OOO0OZZZZ50CAZ2EZE232 222
> PLL_CLK ne)
: PLL_SI iN
PLL_SO e)
: PLL_CE fe)
RDS_TEST_ST
S-METER ity
NOISE 1 IN
GND -
KEY A/D IN
VREF
AVDD
MUTE_SPEED_UP
ce)
RDS_MUTE : O
RDS_DCHG re)
: Clock pulse output
Not in use.
: Not in use.
Not in use
Not in use
: Not in use
: Not in use.
: Not in use
: Not in use
Not in use.
Connected to CD MECHA
Connected to CD MECHA
. Photo sensor signal input from the CD MECHA.
Photo sensor signal input from the CD MECHA,
: Connected to CD MECHA
: Connected to CD MECHA.
- The reset pulse output to the CD IC.
Chip enable signa! output.
to the CD IC.
with the CD IC.
with the CD IC
Communication line
Communication ine
Communication iine with the CD IC
Communication line with the CD IC.
Power supply controt signal output for
the CD IC/DAC IC." H" =ON.
: Clock pulse output to the PLL IC.
Serial data input from the PLL IC.
Serial data output to the PLL IC.
The chip enable signal output to the PLL IC.
Outputting ” H” without the test mode.
The input ter~ inal of internal A/D converter
to monitor the radio field strength.
Input termina: of internai ADC to sense the
RDS-noise-levei.
Connected to GND
- Input terminal of A/D converter for Key
judgment.
Reference voltage.
Positive supply voltage for the Analog
section.
: Station detection speed up command
output fo RDS
: RDS mute signal output.
RDS dis-charge signal output.

EXPLODED
VIEW
-
PARTS
LIST:
DCP
Section
.
_|PARTNO.
|DESCRIPTION
TY}
NO.
|PARTNO.
DESCRIPTION
QTY
1
|DeP-441-700
[DCP
ASSY
1
||
1-28
|039-2296-00
SWITCH
PWB
1
_1-1___|373-1000-01
[DIAL-CVR
14
eee:
(WITHOUT
COMPONENT)
1-2
_347-6813-00
|DOUDLE
FACE
2
1-29
|335-6895-00
ILLUMIPLATE(R
st
1-3
|778-6019-01
SCREW
__
ie
1-30
_|335-6896-00
ILLUMI
PLATE(L)
4
1-4
_|371-5735-04
|FACE
PANEL
|
1_}]_
1:31
|716-1764-00
PAD
SCREW
_
er
1-5
_|347-6990-00
DOUDLE
FACE
_1_
||
1-32
|335-6897-00
REAR-CVR
ae
__1-6
_
|347-6995-00
|SURGE
FILM
_
1.
|}
_1-33__716-0872-11
PAD
SCREW(M1.7x6)
4
1-7
__.380-5553-00
|KNOB
__
i
1-34
|331-3572-00
LCD-COVER
i:
1-8
_347-6988-00
|DOUDLE
FACE
fi
1-35
_|347-7014-00
FILM
1
1-9
|345-5228-00
RUBBER
RING
—_.
1
|}
1-36
(379-1263-41
LCD
wot
A
1-10
_|380-5551-00
INNER
KNOB
_
1
||
1-37.
|347-6997-00
BLACK
FILM
‘aj
1-11
382-6615-02
BUTTON(RELEASE)
4
1-38
347-6998-00
LCD
FILM
.
1
1:12__'750-6743-00
SPRING
_
;
Si
1-39
_|335-6882-00
ILLUMI
PLATE
_
ote
1-13
_'370-6028-00
|ESCUTCHEON(F)
asl
1-40
_[347-6991-00
REFLECTPR
1
1-14
_|382-6608-00
|BUTTON(A-M)
1}
1-41
|001-7046-00
DIODE
1
1-15
|
382-6606-01
BUTTON(FNC/BND)
ss
1-42
_|335-6892-00
LCD-HOLDER
ae
1-16
_382-6609-00
|BUTTON(FF/FB)
ra
1-43
_347-6698-00
SHADE
ts,
1-17
:382-6610-01
BUTTON(E/1/3/5/P)
|
1
||
1-44
345-7148-20
LAMP
CAP
_
3
1-18
_|382-6611-00
|BUTTON(2/4/6)
iz)
1-45
_|331-3337-00
VR-HOLDER
ti
1:19
_347-6994-00
|SHADE
FILM
|
1_||
1-46
_(017-0444-00
PILOTLAMP(14V
50mA)
|
4
1-20
_347-6993-00
SHADE
FILM
me
1-47
_|013-6507-50
LUMI
SWITCH
__
5
1-21
382-6612-00
|BUTTON(T/D)
a
a
1-48
|013-6312-50
SWITCH
14
1-22
_060-4017-90
|IR-RECIEVER
1
||
1-49
016-9900-84
VR
W/SHAFT
1
1-23
|382-6613-00
|BUTTON(TA)
1
1-50
_|076-0615-00
|PLUG
1
1-24
_382-6607-01
|BUTTON(Z/AF/EJ)
1
1-51
|051-6066-00
IC
1
1-25
335-6898-00
|IR-FILTER
ta
1-52
_|347-7676-00
FILM
1
1-26
_/347-6996-00
|CUSHION
1
1-53
_|347-7666-00
SHADE
1
'347-6989-00
[CUSHION
1
1-54
_|347-3814-87
LAMP
CAP
1
1 en Ere nen es

Main Section
NO. PARTS NO. |DESCRIPTION
2 346-0097-00 LEATHER SHEET
[NO__[PARTSNO._]
as
DESCRIPTION
Q'TY
341-1627-00
F
MACHINE SCREW(M3x4)
1
1
27 _|331-3569-00 | MECH-SUB-BRKT( R) 1
4
_
|750-3173-00
|SPRING
2
370-6027-00
|
ESCUTCHEON(|)
1
5
__[382-4078-00
|
BUTTON
(P-OUT)
1
291-0067-00|
STICKER
ia
6
_
[831-2594-00
|
HOOK
PLATE
1
286-6123-00|
SETPLATE
ot
7
__|335-5915-01
[HOOK
1
311-1859-02
|
LOWER
CASE
1
|
8
_|716-0778-00
|SCREW(M2x6)
be
347-6880-00|
INSULATOR
1
9
_|816-2627-50
|FALT
WIRE
074-1217-00|
OUTLET
SOCKET
|
1
|
10
[750-3219-00
|
SPRING(F-HOOK)
039-2297-00|
MAIN
PWB
1
SHAFT
(WITHOUT
COMPONENT)
051-3297-10
;
714-3004-81
3
1
714-2603-80 [MACHINE SCREW(M2.6x3)
af ic
331-3570-00
= /{/W,W] ala] o
929-0221-80
331-3427-00
14
| 15 |
17
714-3006-81
321-1036-00| CLAMP
MECH-SUB-BRKT( L) 042-0447-00| ALUMI-ELE-C
CD-MECH-MODULE
1
009-9006-60|
CHOKE
MECH BRKT( B) 1 051-2050-00] IC
a a
MACHINE
SCREW(M3x6)
|
11
074-1194-00]
OUTLET
SOCKET
18 313-1866-00
345-3799-20
855-5428-50
HEAT SINK
RUBBER PART
331-3560-01} IC HOLDER
331-3567-00] CONNECTOR-HOLD
RCA-PIN-CORD
345-5312-00
21
310-1778-00
UPPER CASE
331-3562-01
24
074-1285-00
039-1400-30
CONNECTOR-HOLD
OUTLET SOCKET
092-4000-51
af fofau;{/Alua
347-6341-00
880-2090C
ISO PWB
(WITHOUT COMPONENT)
=a} ot
ae
| 20
| 21
| 22
ak
47 074-1237-76
48 013-6103-00
CUSHION
ANT-RECEPT
E-SHEET
OUTLET SOCKET
aioe
TUNER
TACT SWITCH
—afotperapatdoajypoulajpoujo
-|

ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST
Main PWB section (B1)
C2
50V 22pF
50V 22pF
50V 0.01uF
35V 4.7uF
50V 0.01uF
50V 1000pF
50V 1uF
16V 47uF
16V 100uUF
16V 47uF
50V 1200pF
50V 0.1uF
50V 1uF
50V 8200pF
6.3V 47uUF
50V 0.01uF
50V 100pF
50V 100pF
50V 330pF
50V 18pF
50V 18pF
50V 100pF
50V 0.0 1uF
50V 0.01uF
50V 1000pF
50V 100pF
25V 0.22uF
25V 0.22uF
25V 0.22uF
25V 0.22uF
16V 47uF
16V 22uF
68- 1032-55
16 8- 1032-55
168- 1022-55
50V 2.2pF
50V 100pF
50V 100pF
50V 470pF
50V 470pF
50V 470pF
50V 470pF
50V 470pF
50V 470pF
50V 470pF
50V 470pF
50V 100pF
50V 100pF
PART No. _|DESCRIPTION
25V 0.022uF
25V 0.033uF
25V 0.018uF
25V 0.018uF
25V 0.022 uF
50V 0.022 pF
50V 0.033 uF
REF No.|PART No. |DESCRIPTION
72-3331-15)/50V 0.033 uF
72-3331-15]50V 0.033uF
72-3331 -151}50V 0.033uF
72-3331-15/50V 0.033uF
72-3331 -15]50V 0.033uF
72- 3331-15) 50V 0.033uF
72-3331-15150V 0.033uF
82-2256-55) 35V 2.2uF
82-2256-55}35V 2.2uF
82-2256-55135V 2.2uF
REF No.|PART No.
00 1-0466-90/S5688B
00 1-0466-90/S5688B
00 1-0466-90}S5688B
00 1-0466-90)S5688B
00 1-0466-90/S5688B
00 1-0466-90/S5688B
00 1-0466-90/S5688B
00 1-0466-90/S5688B
00 1-0347-41|MA4075M
00 1-0466-90)S5688B
00 1-0516-90)/MA1 11
00 1-0592-00]RM4Z
00 1-0466-90/S5688B
001-05 16-90}MA1 11
00 1-0466-91/S5688G
001-05 16-90)/MA1 11
00 1-0516-90)/MA1 11
00 1-0347-23/MA4043M
001-05 16-90IMA1 11
00 1-0516-90}MA111
00 1-0516-90)/MA1 11
00 1-0516-90)/MA1 11
001-05 16-90}/MA1 11
00 1-0516-90/MA111
05 1-6201-90/LC72146M
05 1-2050-00/LA47532
05 1-3297-10/BA4916-V2
05 1-5028-90/TDA7409
05 1-0350-93)]NJM4558M
05 1-5437-08]/S-80821C NMC
052-3928 -00|M30624MG A-
156GP
05 1-6600-38}C A0008AM
05 1-0350-93/NJM4558M
05 1-4607-90}/SAA6581T
04
2-0650-00]5.5V
0.1F
68-
4732-78]
25V
0.047uF
168-1032-55/50V
0.01uF
042-0577-00]6.3V
100uF
ze
DESCRIPTION
074-1194-O0/OUTLET SOCKET
ea speneye rere nn tog necriss a -
Ne ponaw ee eee ee

REF NojPART No.
010-2003-04; COIL
010- 2230-88] 220uH
010-2285-56] BLM21B222S
010-2285-561BLM21B222S
010- 2230-76] 22uH
010-2285-56}BLM21B222S
010- 2285-56] BLM21B222S
*
1010-
2285-56]
BLM21B222S
010-2285-56|BLM21B222S
010-3100-66]2.2uH
010-31 00-66] 2.2uH
010-31 00-66} 2.2uH
010-2230-88]220uH
125-4012-90/KTD1304
125-0199-93} KRA103S
125- 2199-93] KRC103S
125-3004-90) KTA1504S
125- 3004-90] KTA1504S
198-0669-00] 2SK669
125-0200-96}
KRA226S
125-2199-96|KRC106S
193-
1802-6
112SD
1802
125-
4011-90]
KT
D863
125-0199-96]KRA106S
125-2199-961KRC106S
125- 4012-90] KTD1304
125-40 12-90] KTD1304
125-4012-90/KTD1304
125-40 12-90] KTD1304
125-2199-96|KRC106S
125-0199-96]KRA106S
125-40 10-90] KTC3875S
125- 3005-90} KTA1273
125-2199-96|KRC106S
125-2199-93}] KRC103S
125-0199-96| KRA106S
125-2199-931KRC103S
125- 3004-90) KTA1504S
125- 3004-90) KTA1504S
125-2199-93/KRC103S
125-3007-90]
KTA1298
125- 3007-90] KTA1 298
125-2199-93|KRC103S
125-3004-90}KTA1504S
125-40 10-90] KTC3875S
125-2199-931KRC103S
125- 2199-92) KRC102S
119-2221-15
119-1021-15
119-3311-15
1/16W 1Kohm
1/16W 3300hm
DESCRIPTION
074- 1237-76] OUTLET SOCKET |jR6
074- 1217-00] OUTLET SOCKET |/R 7
1/16W 2.2Kohm
REF No] PART No.
119-4721-15
119-5621-15
119-1021-15
119-1031-15
116-3311-15
119-1031-15
119-2221-15
V16W 4.7Kohm
1/16W 5.6Kohm
1/16W 1Kohm
1/16W 10Kohm
1/4WS 3300hm
1/16W 10Kohm
1/16W 2.2Kohm
1/16W 56Kohm
1/16W 10Kohm
1/16W 10Kohm
1/16W 12Kohm
1/16W 56Kohm
1/16W 1.5Kohm
1/16W 1.5Kohm
1/16W 1Kohm
1/16W 2700hm
1/16W 100Kohm
1/16W 10Kohm
1/16W 1Kohm
1/16W 1Kohm
/16W 8200hm
1/16W 12Kohm
1/16W 10Kohm
1/16W 1Kohm
1/16W 3300hm
1/16W 3300hm
1/16W 3300hm
V/16W 3300hm
1/4WS 2.20hm
1/4WS 2.20hm
1/4WS 2.20hm
1/4WS 2.20hm
1/4WS 2.20hm
1/4WS 2.20hm
V/4WS 2.20hm
1/4WS 2.20hm
1/16W 3.3Kohm
1/16W 18Kohm
1/16W 12Kohm
1/16W 1000hm
1/16W 3300hm
1/16W 10Kohm
1/16W 270Kohm
1/16W 56Kohm
1/4WS 1.5Kohm
V/16W 4.7Kohm
1/16W 4.7Kohm
1/16W 4.7Kohm
1/16W 4.7Kohm
1/16W 3300hm
1/16W 3300hm
1/16W 3300hm
119-1021-15
119-2711-15
119-1021-15
119-1021-15
119-3311-15
119-3311-15
119-3311-15
119-3311-15
116-2291-15
116-2291-15
116-2291-15
116-2291-15
116-2291-15
116-2291-15
119-4721-15
119-4721-15
119-4721-15
119-3311-15
119-3311-15
119-3311-15
-10-
DESCRIPTION
REF
NoJ|PART
No.
DESCRIPTION
032-01 40-58|1/10W 51 Kohm(F
032-01
40-58|1/10W
51
Kohm(F
032-01 40-58|1/10W 51 Kohm(F
032-01 40-58) 1/10W 51Kohm(F
032-01
40-5
111/10W
15Kohm(F)
032-01
40-5
111/10W
15Kohm(F)
032-01
40-5
1]1/10W
15Kohm(F)
032-01 40-5 1]1/10W 15Kohm(F)
19-1531-151/1/16W 15Kohm
19-4731-15]1/16W 47Kohm