Clarion Vrx613r User manual

Clarion

Co.,

Ltd.

Published

by

Service

Dept.

298-5926-00

Aug.2001

P

e

5-35-2,

Hakusan,

Bunkyouku.

Tokyo,

112-8608

Japan

7

:

Service

Dept.-

50

kamitoda,

Toda-shi,Saitama,335-8511

Japan

Tel:

048-443-1111

FAX:048-433-6996

Printed

in

Japan

Service

Manual

6.5"

Monitor

&

RDS-EON

FM/MW/

LW

Radio

With

CD/MD

Changer

Control

modi

VRX613R

(QC-6700E-C)

SPECIFICATIONS

Radio

section

Frequency

range:

FM

—

87.5MHz

to

108.0MHz

MW

=

531kHz

to

1602kHz

LW

=

153kHz

to

279kHz

Audio

amplifier

section

Dimensions(mm):

Main

unit

178(W)

X50(H)

X

157(D)

Remote

control

unit

44(W)

<110(H)X27(D)

Weight:

Main

unit

1.7kg

Remote

controi

unit

30g

(including

battery)

Rated

power

output:

9

17WX4(20Hz

to

20kHz,1%,4Q)

|

NOTES

Maximum

power

output:

40WX4

Speaker

impedance:

40(4

to

8Q)

Input/Output

section

RGB

input:

Video:0.7+0.2Vp-p

{input

impedance

75Q)

Synchronize:0.3

+0.9/—0.1Vp-p

(input

impedance

75Q)

*

Use

a

CeNET

extension

cable

that

is

less than

20m

in

length.(including

the

Y-adapter

CCA-519)

*

We

cannot

supply

PWB

with

component

parts

in

prin-

ciple.

When

a

circuit

on

PWB

has

failure

,

please

repair

it

by

component

parts

base.

Parts

which

are

not

men-

tioned

in

service

manual

are

not

supplied.

*

CD-ROM

discs

cannot

be

played

in

the

CD

changer.

*

This

unit

can

display

title

data

for

CD-text

CDs

and

user

titles

input

with

this

unit.

Video

input:

1.040.2Vp-p

(Input

impedance

75Q)

*

Specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

change

without

Audio

output:

min.200mVrms

notice

for

further

improvement.

LCD

monitor

section

HM

COMPONENTS

Screen

size:

6.5-inch

wide

type

QC-6700E-C

(142mm

Widthx78mm

Height)

Mainunt

|=

—

-eooe

1

Display

method:

Transmission

type

TN

Liquid

Remote

contro!

unit

RCB-130-310

1

Crystal

Display

Battery(SUM-3)

2

Drive

method:

TFT(thin-film

transistor)

active

Universal

mounting

bracket

300-9677-00

1

malx

ang

DCP

case

335-6035-41

1

Pixels:

200,

COU

200234)

Power

supply

lead

854-6357-51

1

Outer

escutcheon

940-7715-04

1

General

Partsbag(No.1)

0

SS

Power

source

voltage:

14.4V

DC

Flat

head

screw(M5X8)

714-5008-41

4

(10.8

to

15.6V

allowable)

Sems

hexagona!

bolt(M58)

716-0496-01

5

Ground:

Negative

Parts

bag(No.2)

00

FH

Current

consumption:

4.0A(1W)

Hook

plate

331-0488-20

2

Auto

antenna

rated

current:

Cord

clamp

335-0833-07

1

500mA

less

Spacer

345-3653-20

1

Screw

716-0726-01

a

aa

ec

-1-

=

VRX6BFR

M@

To

engineers

in

charge

of

repair

or

inspection

of

our

products.

Before

repair

or

inspection,

make

sure

to

follow

the

instructions

so

that

customers

and

Engineers

in

charge

of

repair

or

inspection

can

avoid

suf-

fering

any

risk

or

injury.

1.

Use

specified

parts.

The

system

uses

parts

with

special

safety

features

against

fire

and

voltage.

Use

only

parts

with

equivalent

charac-

teristics

when

replacing

them.

The

use

of

unspecified

parts

shall

be

regarded

as

re-

modeling

for

which

we

shall

not

be

liable.

The

onus

of

product

liability

(PL)

shall

not

be

our

responsibility

in

cases

where

an

accident

or

failure

is

as

a

resuit

of

unspecified

parts

being

used.

2.

Place

the

parts

and

wiring

back

in

their

Original

positions

after

replacement

or

re-wiring.

For

proper

circuit

construction,

use

of

insulation

tubes,

bonding,gaps

to

PWB,

etc,

is

involved.

The

wiring

con-

nection

and

routing

to

the

PWB

are

specially

planned

using

clamps

to

keep

away

from

heated

and

high

voitage

parts.

Ensure

that

they

are

placed

back

in

their

original

positions

after

repair

or

inspection.

If

extended

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

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

back

se-

curely

in

their

original

position

after

repair.

Ensure

for

MEERROR

DISPLAYS

If

an

error

occurs,one

of

the

following

displays

is

displayed.

Take

the

measures

described

below

to

eliminate

the

problem.

{Error

display

|

Cause

safety

reasons

there

is

no

possibility

of

secondary

ploblems

around

the

repaired

spots.

If

extended

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

re-

pair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

.

Caution

in

removal

and

making

wiring

connection

to

the

parts

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

extensive

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

re-

pair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

.

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,

capaci-

tors,

diodes,

transistors,

etc).

The

negative

pole

of

tanta-

lum

capacitors

is

highly

susceptible

to

heat,

so

use

spe-

cial

care

when

replacing

them

and

check

the

operation

afterwards.

.

Cautions

in

handling

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

the

same

patterns.

Also

take

care

not

to

apply

the

tip

with

force.

.

Turn

the

unit

OFF

during

disassembly

and

parts

replace-

ment.

Recheck

all

work

before

you

apply

power

to

the

unit.

Measure

CD

[ERROR

2

|

ACD

is

caught

inside

the

CD

deck

and

is

not

ejected.

This

is

a

failure

of

CD

deck's

mechanism.

ERROR

3

{A

CD

cannot

be

played

due

to

scratches.ete.

|

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,non-warped

disc.

not

play.

/

ERROR

6

A

CD

is

loaded

upside-down

inside

the

CD

deck

and

does

|

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

4

cD

|

ERROR

2

|

A

CD

inside

the

CD

changer

is

not

loaded.

This

is

a

failure

of

CD

changer's

mechanism.

scratches,

etc.

changer

|

ERROR

3

A

CD

inside

the

CD

changer

cannot

be

played

due

to

|Replace

with

a

non-scratched,non-warped

disc.

it

is

loaded

upside-down.

ERROR6

|ACD

inside

the

CD

changer

cannot

be

played

because

tees

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

MD

‘ERROR

H

|

Displayed

when

the

temperature

in

the

MD

changer

is

changer

too

high

and

playback

has

been

stopped

automatically.

Lower

the

surrounding

temperature

and

wait

for

a

while

to

cool

off

MD

changer.

This

is

a

failure

of

MD

changer's

mechanism.

EEROR

2

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

is

not

loaded.

[ERRORS

scratches,etc.

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

cannot

be

played

due

to

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,non-warped

disc.

it

is

loaded

upside-down.

[ERROR

6

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

cannot

be

played

because

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

changer.

Displayed

when

a

non-recorded

MD

is

loaded

in

the

MD

Load

a

pre-recorded

MD

in

the

MD

changer.

Note:

If

an

error

display

other

than

the

ones

described

above

appears,

press

the

reset

button.

li

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem

Measure

Nothing

happens

when

|

The

microprocessor

|

Turn

off

the

power,then

press

the

RE-

has

malfunction

due

to

|

LEASE

lever

and

remove

the

DCP.Press

the

Reset

button

for

about

2

seconds

with

buttons

are

pressd.

Display

is

not

accurate.

noise,etc.

a

thin

rod.

Wen

(

eevee

The

Reset

button

MI

EXPLANATION

OF

IC

052-6043-02

M30624MG-D58GP

AV

Center

System

Controller

(Tuner,LCD

panel,Ce-NET,RDS,

Volume

IC)

1.

Terminal

Description

pis

1

ON

DOOR

Ww

11

13

14:

15:

16:

V0:

18:

»

27pinCONNECT:

-ACC

+B

ON

37:

38:

39:

40:

41:

42:

43:

44:

45:

46:

47

49:

50:

51:

52:

§3:

54:

55:

56:

57:

58:

59:

60:

61:

>

LCD

COLOR

>

LCD

HUE

SIR

IN

>AMP

REM

OUT:

>RDS

CLOCK

:

BYTE

>

CNVSS

:

SUB

CLCK

!

:

SUB

CLCK

O

10:

>

X

OUT

12:

:NU

-:

PANEL

ON

>

BRT

>NU

AR

OuT

IE

BUS

RX

/1E

BUS

TX

>

OSD

DO

:

OSD

STB

.

OSD

SCK

>PLL

CE

PLL

DO

PLL

DI

35:

FM

STEREQ_

RESET_

V8s

XIN

VCC

NMI

ACC

DET

B/U

DET

OPEN/CLOSE

AV

5V

ON

PLL

SCK

NU

AV

ON

OSD

TSC

NU

VOL

CLK

VOL

DO

OPEN

CLOSE

Nu

:

PAL_iNTSC

48:

EX!O

STB

SEL

@

SEL

3

NU

V

SEi1

V

SEL

2

BLANK

NV

ON

VIDEO

/RGB

vcc

NU

SOs

[0

TIN:

:

Amplifier

ON

signal

output

terminal.

TIN:

HIN:

DIN:

TIN:

Ole

DIN:

:

Crystal

connection

for

main

clock(10MHz)

oO

Color

control

signal

output

to

LCD

panel.

:

Hue

control

signal

output

to

LCD

panel.

Signal

input

from

Remote

controller.

RDS

clock

input

from

RDS

decorder

Connect

to

ground.

Connect

to

ground.

Crystal

connection

for

sub

clock.

Crystal

connection

for

sub

clock.

Reset

signal

input.

Negative

logic.

:

Ground.

9900

:

AUX

IN

select

signal

input.

:

AUX

IN

select

signal

input.

:

Not

in

>

Not

in

.

Not

in

:

Not

in

:

Image

:

Crystal

connection

for

main

clock(10MHz)

:

Positive

supply

voltage.

:

Not

in

use.

:

ACC

ON

signal

input.

:

Backup

voltage

ON

signal

input.

"L"=Backup

OFF.

:

Open/close

key

input.

:

IE

bus

data

detect.

:LCD

back

tight

ON

signal

output.

:5V

power

supply

ON

signal

output.

‘Not

in

use.

‘LCD

panel

power

on

signal

output.

:

LCD

panel

brightness

controi

signal

output.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Signal

output

to

Remote

controller.

:

l€

Bus

communication

line.

:

IE

Bus

communication

line.

:

Serial

data

output

to

OSD

JC.

:

Serial

strobe

output

to

OSD

IC.

:

Clock

pulse

output

to

OSD

IC.

‘PLL

chip

enable

signal

output.

:

PLL

serial

data

output

:

PLL

serial

data

input.

:

PLL

serial

clock

output.

:

FM

stereo

detection

signal

input.

"L"=

Stereo

:

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use.

:

Power

supply

control

signal

output

:

OSD

external

memory

contro!

signa!

output.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Clock

pulse

output

to

electric

volume

IC.

:

Serial

data

output

to

electric

volume

IC.

:

Panel

open

detection

signal

input.

:

Panel

close

detection

signal

input.

>

Not

in

use.

>"L"=

PAL,

“H"=

NTSC.

:

Strobe

pulse

output

to

the

extended

ports

IC.

Ref

table

1

Ref

table

1.

use.

source

select

signal

output.

Ref.

Table

2.

:

Image

source

select

signa!

output.

Ref.

Table

2.

:

Blanking

signal

output.

:"H"=

Navigation

RGB,

"L"=

OSD

RGB.

:

Image

select

signal

input.

"H"=

OSD,

RGB

navigation.

"L"=

Black

box

tuner,

Composite

navigation.

:

Positive

supply

voltage.

:

Not

in

use..

pir

62:

63:

72:

73:

74:

15:

76:

(ae

78:

79:

80:

81:

82:

83:

84:

85:

86:

87:

88:

89:

90:

91:

92:

93:

94:

95:

96:

97:

98:

99:

pin100:

VSS

iR

SEL

>NU

65:

66:

67:

68:

69:

70:

71:

MOTOR

F

MOTOR

R

MOTOR

ON

AMP

MUTE

NAVI

MUTE

KEY

REQ

ILL

DETEC_

TILT.

POWER

SW

SYSTM

MUTE

LINE

MUTE

BUS

A

OUT

SYSTM

ACC

NU

AMP

STNBY_

NU

PHON

INT

NU

FM

SD

AM

SD

RDS

DATA

RDS

DIS

CH

RDS

MUTE

S

METER

NOISE

1

NU

SD

SPEED

AVSS

DCP

CE

Vref

+5V

OCP

Di

DCP

DO

DCP

CK

:

Ground.

:

Remote

control

signal

select.

*L°=

Optical

input."H"=

Micro

computer

sig-

nal

output.

:

Not

in

use

:"L"=

Open.

:"L"=

Close.

:

Motor

power

supply

ON

signal

output.

:“H"=

Amplifier

Mute.

:"L"=

Navigation

audio

signal

ON.

-

LCD

driver

key

request

signal

input,

‘Illumination

detect

signal

input.

Negative

logic.

-"L"=

Tilt,

“H"=

Horizontal.

:

Power

key

switch

input

:

System

mute.

:

Line

mute.

:Ce-NET

bus

input

control.

"L"=

Audio

input.

“H"=

Audio

output

Ce-NET

bus

system

ACC.

:

Not

in

use.

:"H"=

Amplifier

ON.

‘Not

in

use

:

Teleprone

interrupt

signal

input

Not

in

use

'

>

Not

tn

use.

>

FM

SD

input.

>

AM

SG

input.

~RDS

data

input.

RDS

noise

clear.

>RDS

mute

:S

meter

input.

-RDS

noise

detector

input.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Station

detect

speed

control.

“H"=

Normal,

“L"=

Speed

up.

:

Ground.

:

DCP

chip

enable.

:

Connect

to

ground

~

1

+5V.

otN

oO

EON

:

DCP

Seriai

data

input.

DCP

serial

data

output.

DCP

clock

pulse

output.

Table

1.

AUX

IN

select

signai

input

_

Sel3(pinS0)

Sel2(pindg)

No

connection

-

L

~

L

~

“No

connection

,

-

te,

H

—_

image

signai

interrupt

a

H

:

L

;

‘

image

sound

signal

interrupt

~~

a

H

-

Table

2.

Image

source

select

signal

output.

Vsel

2(0in56)

Vsel

1(pin55}

“Video

mute

7

_

:

&

—

t

;

Navigation

:

ae

u

a

H

al

"Black

box

tuner

oH

L

(aes

-

H

:

H

Black

box

tuner

Mi

SYSTEM

CHECK

**

The

confirmation

of

connected

equipment

must

be

per-

formed

for

this

unit

only

when

the

wiring

connection

is

complete

and

power

is

turned

on

to

the

unit

first.

When

the

power

is

supplied,"SYSTEM"

and

"PUSH

PWR"

ap-

pear

alternately

in

the

display.Press

the

POWER

button,the

system

check

starts

inside

the

unit.When

"COMPLETE"

appears,press

once

again

the

POWER

button.

M

ADJUSTMENTS

Dot

clock

adjustment(at

Digital

PWB)

1.

Turn

the

screen

on,and

connect

TP601(TEST)

to

GND.

2.

Adjust

TC601

so

that

the

reading

of

the

frequency

counter

at

TP602(VSYNC)

is

12MHz-+0.02MHz.

S-meter

adjustment(at

tuner

pack)

1.

Input

the

98.1MHz/30dB

4

(400Hz,30%

MOD)signal.

2.

To

make

a

test

mode,press

the

preset

button

6

more

than

1

second

while

holding

the

PLAY/PAUSE

button.

3.

Adjust

s-meter

VR

of

the

tuner

pack

so

that

the

reading

of

the

display

is

"28",

@

Test

mode

display

OOOOO0AA

S-meter

—Fig.1—

@

Side

view

of

the

main

PWB

Tuner

pack—

yo

Smeter

VR

ae

0D

4

Main

PWB

—Fig.2—

H-sync

adjustment(at

LCD

and

LCD

PWB)

1.

Adjust

H-POS

VR

of

the

LCD

module

so

that

the

width

of

H-SYNC

pulse

at

2.5V

is

4.6+0.1

sec.

@

HSY

wave

form

H-SYNGC

—

VOLTS/DIV=1V

:

A-:B

TIME/DIV=0.5

uv

sec.

4640148

—Fig.3—

@

Reverse

side

view

of

LCD

DC-DC

converter

output

voltage

adjustment

(at

LCD

PWB)

1.

Adjust

VR701

so

that

the

voltage

of

TP703

is

5.3+0.02V.

2.

Make

sure

the

voltage

has

become

the

following

value

at

each

test

point.

TP702

:

7.5+0.5V

TP704

:

13.04+0.5V

TP701

:

—16.040.5V

Frequency

of

IC706

adjustment(at

LCD

PWB)

1.

Adjust

VR708

so

that

the

frequency

of

TP712

is

144kHz.

VIDEO

signal

adjustment(at

LCD

PWB)

(1~7:NTSC,

8:PAL)

Input

the

visuai

signal(10step

wave,monochrome,APL=50%,

1.0Vp-p)to

the

VIDEO

input.

@

10step

wave

VOLTS/DIV=0.1V(10:1PROVE)

A-B

TIME/DIV=10

u

sec.

1.

BRIGHT

voltage

confirmation

Make

sure

the

voltage

of

TP706

is

2.0+0.1V.

2.

y0

voltage

confirmation

Make

sure

the

voltage

of

TP707

is

1.95-+0.1V.

3.

y2

voltage

confirmation

Make

sure

the

voltage

of

TP708

is

2.15+0.1V.

4.

RGB-AMP/CONT-G

adjustment

Adjust

VR707(RBG

AMP)

so

that

VBB

voltage

of

TP710

is

4.0+0.05V.

Adjust

VR703(CONT)

so

that

VBW

voltage

of

TP

710

is

3.8+0.05V.

5.

BRT-R

Adjustment

Adjust

VR705(BRT-R)

so

that

VBB

voltage

of TP

711

is

4.0+0.05V.

6.

BRT-B

Adjustment

Adjust

VR706(BRT-B)

so

that

VBB

voltage

of

TP709

is

4.0+0.05V.

7.

COM-AMP

adjustment

Adjust

VR704(COM-AMP)

so

that

the

amplitude

of

T

P705

is

8.040.1Vp-p.

8.

Burst

cleaning

adjustment

Input

a

color

ber

signal.

Adjust

L709

so

that

the

wave

form

of

TP709

is

infocus.

®@

Burst

cleaning

—Fig.6—

VCOM

DC

bias

adjustment

Adjust

VR702(VCOM

DC)

to

obtain

the

optimum

contrast.

VRX61R

iH

i

‘

4

MEXPLODED

VIEW

-

PARTS

LIST

DCP

section

LCD

module

section

Note:

Please

refer

to

page

8

when

you

release

the

LCD

module

from

the

main

unit.

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4

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

-|

060-8021-07

|

AUTO

FUSE(15A)

331-2790-00

|

SHIELD

CASE

345-3799-20

|

CAP

seedaoe

at

|

RCA/8PDIN

CORD

347-6136-00

|

FLEXIBLE

PWB

GUIDE

4

714-3005-80

MACHINE

SCREW(M3

5)

286-9601-11

|

SETPLATE

092-0701-02

|

ANTENNA

RECEPTACLE

750-3137-00

|

SPRING

714-2606-80

|

MACHINE

SCREW(M2.6

X6)

714-5008-41

|

MACHINE

SCREW(M5

X8)

880-2084C

4

FM/AM

TUNER

PACK

“~"

IN

wHfloafat[aia

347-6153-00

|

SHIELD

SHEET

353-0249-00

|

SHADE

—

7

347-6113-00

|

SHIELD

SHEET

Mi

How

to

release

LCD

module

Refer

to

the

exploded

view

of

the

main

section

on

page

6

1.

Remove

the

machine

screws(No.27x2}

and

the

springs(No.26x2).

Remove

the

IT

screws(No.18x4)

and

the

tap

screw(No.

16x3)

in

order

to

release

the

lower

case(No.

11).

Remove

the

escutchen(No.2)

and

the

main

PWB

assembly(No.9).

Pull

out

the

LCD

module.and

release

the

flexible

PWB

of

the

LCD

module

from

the

motor

of

the

slide

mechanism

assembly(No.5).(Fig.7)

VRX613R

-8-

855-5427-51

|

RCA

CORD(AUDIO)

Slide

motor

—>

S

|

ol!

H

an

Flexible

PWB

—Fig.7—

Release

the

hooks

of

the

Flexible

PWB

cover(No.1)

from

the

LCD

module

and

the

slide

mechanism

assembly(No.5)

Remove

the

flexible

PWB

cover(No.

1)

and

the

IT

screws(No.14x4).

DCP

section

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

345-8389-20

|RUBBER

CONNECTOR

347-5336-00

|FILM

|

347-6617-00

|CCS

FILM

335-5138-00

;ILLUMI

PLATE

347-5335-00

[REFLECTOR

001-7046-01

{LED

039-1528-20

[DCP

PWB

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

DESCRIPTION

ILLUMI

PLATE

ECSUTCHEON

PART

NO.

335-6084-40

370-5828-70

331-2770-00

335-6082-00

|

LEVER(Release)

750-6696-20

|

SPRING

~

|

947-0495-51

BUTTON

ASSY

TRIM

PLATE

|

371-3912-20

335-6081-00

|BACK

PLATE

347-6155-00

J|INSULATOR

9

382-5455-50

|

BUTTON(RPT)

1

347-6115-20

10

382-5470-50

|

BUTTON(SCN/RDM/Z-E/TA)

1

7

716-0872-11

|PAD

SCREW

|

382-5468-30

BUTTON(BAND)

347-2061-00

382-5467-30

|

BUTTON(FUNC)

347-6463-00

|SPACER

382-5466-30

|

BUTTON(PLAY/PAUSE)

947-0498-00

[KNOB

ASSY

331-2771-00

jLcD

COVER

379-1162-41

|

INDICATOR(FOR

DCP)

345-3957-20

|RUBBER

SPACER

DCP-366-700

PART

NO.

ese

EON

NO.

L

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

335-5147-00

|EJECTOR

18

|

039-1521-00

|

FLEXIBLE

PWB

750-6697-20

|

SPRING

4

378-0515-00

|

BADGE(Clarion)

9

GUIDE

LABEL

FLAT

WIRE

1

?

DCP

COVER

2

[a

fears

laweoess

7]

DIAL

COVER

|

702-2605-80

|

TAP

SCREW(2.6X5)

,

BUTTON(IN/OUT)

24

|

746-0872-02

|PAD

SCREW

335-6077-00

|IR

FILTER

25

_|

702-2606-87

|

TAP

SCREW(2.6X6)

382-5457-50

|

BUTTON(MENU/VIEW)

702-2006-89

|

TAP

SCREW(2.6X6)

380-5452-00

|KNOB(JOG)

“aa

702-2010-87

|

TAP

SCREW(M2X10)

039-1545-20

fico

PWB

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

|

_379-4025-00

|

INDICATOR(6.5inch)

|

331-2710-00

|LCD

BRACKET

A

331-2711-00

|LCD

BRACKET

B

347-6154-00

|

SHIELD

SHEET

|

750-6701-00

|

SPRING

347-6371-00

|

SPACER

377-2613-30

|

DIAL

SUPPORT

1

335-5161-00

|LOCK

|

335-6089-00

|

CONNECT

COVER

Main

section

PART

NO.

|

DESCRIPTION

PART

NO.

{DESCRIPTION

335-6075-00

|

FLEXIBLE

PWB

COVER

311-1778-01

|

LOWER

CASE

370-5829-30

|

ESCUTCHEN

948-0523-00

|

TORQUE

BUSH

L

948-0523-10

|

TORQUE

BUSH

R

948-0530-20

|

SLIDE

MECH

ASSY(cf.p9)

039-1915-00

|

DIGITAL

PWB

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

331-2712-00

|

PWB

HOLDER

A

331-2713-00

|

PWB

HOLDER

B

039-1914-00

|

MAIN

PWB

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

|

10

|

331-2714-10

[

CONNECTOR

PLATE

347-6111-00

780-2606-03

INSULATOR

IT

SCREW(M2.6

<6)

M

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

LIST

Main

PWB

section(B1)

_

|PART

No.

DESCRIPTION

REF

No.

|PART

No.

Note)

Several

different

parts

of

the

same

reference

number

are

alternative

parts.

One

of

those

parts

is

used

in

the

set.

DESCRIPTION

REF

No.

PART

No.

DESCRIPTION

-|

168-4732-78

168-1032-55

042-0595-80

166-1801-50

168-2232-55

163-2263-35

168-3322-55

168-2232-55

168-3932-78

168-6822-55

168-2222-55

1168-1022-55

168-2232-55

168-1022-55

168-2232-55

168-2212-55

166-8201-50

1042-0595-80

1166-4701-50

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166-1011-50

042-0595-65

168-4732-78

042-0595-65

168-1045-56

042-0595-79

168-1045-56

168-2212-55

168-8222-55

166-1011-50

168-1222-55

166-1501-50

166-1801-50

042-0595-79

10.42-0595-79

168-1022-55

166-1011-50

166-4701-50

168-1045-56

042-0592-58

166-2201-50

042-0592-58

042-0592-73

042-0592-74

168-6822-55

166-2201-59

166-2201-50

168-6832-78

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168-2212-55

168-1032-55

178-1055-79

042-0592-66

042-0592-59

042-0592-58

042-0595-62

880-2084C

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50V2.2

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50V2.2

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CH

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16V22

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3300pF

0.047

nF

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0.022

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0.039

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6800pF

2200pF

1000pF

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1000pF

0.022

pF

0.022

nF

0.022

uF

220pF

82pF

CH

50V2.2

uF

47pF

CH

330pF

100pF

CH

100pF

CH

100pF

CH

16V47

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0.047

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16V47

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0.1

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50V1

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0.1

uF

220pF

8200pF

100pF

CH

1200pF

15pF

CH

18pF

CH

50V1

uF

50V1

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1000pF

100pF

CH

100pF

CH

100pF

CH

100pF

CH

100pF

CH

47pF

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35V

4.7

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16V22

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16V10

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16V10

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042-0592-70

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uF

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uF

C124

C125

C126

C127

C129

C130

C132

C134

C135

C137

C138

C139

C141

C142

C143

C144

C145

C146

C147

C148

C149

C150

C152

C153

C154

C155

C156

C157

C158

C159

C160

C161

C162

C165

C173

C174

C175

C176

C177

C178

C180

C181

C182

C183

C184

C186

C187

C188

Ci89

C190

C191

C192

C193

C194

C195

C196

C197

C198

C199

C200

C201

C202

C203

C204

C205

C207

C209

C210

C214

C212

C213

4

042-0592-70/50V0.22

uF

042-0592-70|50V0.22

pF

168-1045-56/0.1

uF

168-3322-55|3300pF

166-4701-50|47pF

CH

042-0592-58116V10

uF

042-0595-80/50V2.2

uF

184-2283-32/16V2200

uF

042-0595-79|50V1

uF

168-1032-5510.01

uF

042-0595-62/16V10

uF

042-0595-62/16V10

nF

166-4701-50)47pF

CH

042-0592-58/16V10

uF

042-0592-59116V22

pF

642-0592-66135V

4.7

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042-0592-58|

16V10

uF

042-0592-74|50V

2.2

uF

168-2212-55|220pF

178-1055-79/4

uF

166-2201-50/22pF

CH

168-8832-78|0.068

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168-1022-55!

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168-1045-5610.1

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166-4701-50|47pF

CH

042-0592-58|16V10

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042-0592-58|16V10

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168-1032-55|0.04

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168-1032-55|0.01

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178-1055-79]1

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042-0595-84]10V100

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042-0595-84|10V100

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168-1032-55|0.01

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042-0595-62/16V10

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166-2201-50|22pF

CH

172-1041-110.1

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042-0595-62]16V10

uF

042-0592-58|16V10

pF

042-0592-58/16V10

uF

042-0592-58|16V10

uF

166-2201-50|22pF

CH

042-0595-62|16V10

uF

042-0592-58|16V10

uF

168-1032-55|0.01

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042-0595-62/16V10

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168-1032-5510.01

pF

042-0592-58|16V10

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042-0592-58|16V10

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042-0592-58/16V10

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042-0592-58]16V10

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042-0592-58]16V10

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042-0592-66|35V

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166-2201-50|22pF

CH

042-0595-62|16V10

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168-1032-55|0.01

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168-1032-55{0.01

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042-0592-58]16V10

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042-0592-66|35V

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C215

C216

C217

C218

C219

C220

C221

C222

C223

C224

C225

C226

C227

C228

C231

C232

C233

C234

C235

C236

C242

C251

C252

C253

C254

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Dz

D101

Di02

D103

D104

D105

D106

D111

D112

D113

D114

D115

D116

Di17

D118

D119

D120

D121

D122

D123

D124

D150

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IC2

IC3

1C101

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1C104

1105

1C106

IC107

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108

1C109

1C110

1C111

IC112

IC113

1C114

1C116

1C117

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042-0592-66/35V

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168-1032-5510.01

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163-1073-35|16V100

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168-1032-55|0.01

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163-1073-35|16V100

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168-1032-55|0.01

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163-1073-35|16V100

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1042-0635-50|10V47

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168-2232-55|0.022

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168-1045-56/0.1

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172-1041-1116.1

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168-1022-55|

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001-0516-90/MA1114

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020-3042-00/FAN

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MEXPLODED

VIEW

-

PARTS

LIST

Slide

mechanism

section

:

948-0530-20

Slide

plate

assembly

Note:Please

replace

the

IT

screws(No.4x5)

for

as

tight

when

you

repiace

the

motor

ass'y

or

gear

ass'y.

Gear

plate

assembly

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

780-2606-03

|IT

SCREW

NO.

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

1

744-0041-00

|E-RING

634-0017-00

|

MOTOR

ASSY

743-1500-01

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E-RING

Caution

for

the

replacement

of

the

motor

assembly

After

you

replaced

the

motor

assembly

with

new

one,please

make

sure

that

the

current

of

the

motor

assembly

is

50mA

or

less

when

you

input

8V

as

the

power

voltage.

if

the

current

is

over

50mA,

loosen

the

screws,

and

adjust

the

Position

of

the

motor

assembly.

Then

tighten

the

screws,and

check

the

current

again.

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