Clarion DXZ938R User manual

Clarion
Co.,
Ltd.
Published
by
Service
Dept
@
SO
Kamitoda.
Toda-shi,
Saitama
335-8511
Japan
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Service
Dept.:
5-66
Azuma,
Kitamoto-shi,
Saitama
364-0007
Japan
298-6044-00
JAN.
2003
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Tel:
[phone]
2432 FAX:
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in
PRC
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High
End
RDS-EON
AM/FM
Radio
CD
Player
Combination
)
Model
DXZ938R
(PE-2578E-A )
a
et
SPECIFICATIONS
NOTE
Radio
section
We
cannot
supply
PWB
with
component
parts
in
principle.
When
a
circuit
on
PWB
has
failure,
please
repair
it
by
component
parts
Tuning
system:
PLL
synthesizer
tuner
Receiving
frequencies:
FM
87.5
to
108MHz
base.
Parts
which
are
not
mentioned
in
service
manual
are
not
(0.05MHz
steps)
supplied.
was
oe
MW
531
to
1602kHz
*
Only
CDs
and
CD-ROMs
having
the
ose
or
aise
mark
can
be
ee
Re
tates
“ee
TS
(9kHz
steps)
used
in
this
unit.
LW.
153
to
279kHz
Some
CDs
recorded
in
CD-R
mode
may
not
be
usable.
Even
when
(3kHz
steps)
recorded
in
CD-RW
mode,
some
CDs
not
be
usable.
*
Specifications
and
design
are
subject
to
change
without
notice
for
CD
player
section
further
improvement.
System:
Compact
disc
digital
audio
*
Manufactured
under
license
from
Dolby
Laboratories.
system
"Dolby",
"Pro
Logic"
and
the
double-D
symbol
are
teademarkes
of
Frequency
response:
5Hz
to
20kHz(+1/-1dB)
Dolby
Laboratories.
Signal
to
noise
ratio:
100dB(1kHz)
IHF-A
Dynamic
range:
96dB(1kHz)
COMPONENTS
Harmonic
distortion:
0.01%
PE-2578E-A
General
Source
unit
1
Output
power:
4x31W(DIN45324,
+B=14.4V)
Mounting
bracket
300-7742-00
1
Power
supply
voltage:
14.4V
DC(10.8
to
15.6V
allowable),
DCP
case
335-6777-00
1
negative
ground
Escutcheon(OUT-ES)
370-6007-03
1
Power
consumption:
Less
than
15A
Extension
lead
854-6362-54
1
Speaker
impedance:
4ohm(4ohm
to
80hm
allowable)
Remote
control
unit
RCB-147-700
1
Auto
antenna
rated
current:
500mA
or
less
Parts
bag
Weight:
Source
unit
—1.7kg
Battery(CR2032)
—_
1
Remote
control
unit
IR
plate
291-0088-00
1
30g(including
battery)
Parts
bag
SSS
Dimensions(mm):
Source
unit
Removal
key
331-2497-00
2
178(W)x50(H)x155(D)
Rubber
spacer
345-3653-20
1
Screw
716-0726-01
1
Remote control unit
32(W)x56(H)x24(D)
4.4
DXZ938
R

To engineers in charge of repair or inspecti-
on of our products.
Before repair or inspection, make sure to follow the inst-
ructions so that customers and Engineers in charge of
repair or inspection can avoid suffering 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 characteristics when
replacing them.
The use of unspecified parts shall be regarded as remodeling for
which we shail not be liable. The onus of product liability (PL) shall
not be our responsibility in cases where an accident or failure is as
a result 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 connection and 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 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 securely in
their original position after repair. Ensure for safety reasons there
is NO possibility of secondary ploblems 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 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 repair, the
legal responsibility shall be with the repairing company.
5. Cautions regarding chips.
Do not reuse removed chips even when no abnormality is obse-
rved in their appearance. Always replace them with new ones
(The chip parts include resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors,
etc). The negative pole of tantalum capacitors is highly suscepti-
ble to heat, so use special care when replacing them and check
the operation afterwards.
6. 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.
7.
Turn
the
unit
OFF
during
disassembly
and
parts
replacement.
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
handling
the
optical
pickup
The
laser
diode
of
the
optical
pickup
can
be
damaged
by
electro-
Static
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.
DXZ938R
2
9-1.Laser diode
The
laser
diode
terminals
are
shorted
for
transportation
in
order to prevent electrostatic damage.
After
replacement,
open
the
shorted
circuit.
When
removing
the
pickup
from
the
mechanism.
short
the
terminals
by
sold-
ering them to prevent 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 ventila-
tion slots in the cover.
9-3.Cleaning the lens
Dust
on
the
optical
lens
affects
performance.
To
clean
the
lens,
apply
a
small
amount
of
isopropyl
alcohol
to
lens
paper
and wipe the lens gently.
CAUTIONS
This
appliance
contains
a
laser
system
and
is
classified
as
a
"CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT".
To
use
this
model
properly.
read
this
Owner's
Manual
carefully
and
keep
this
manual
for
your
futu-
re
reference.
In
case
of
any
trouble
with
this
player,
please
cont-
act
your
nearest
"AUTHORIZED
service
station".
To
prevent
dir-
ect
exposure
to
the
laser
beam,
do
not
try
to
open
the
enclosure.
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUSTMENTS
OR
PERFORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
IN
THE
OWNER'S
MANUAL
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS
RADIATION
EXPOSURE
J Clarion
12V © GROUND
LW 153-279kHz ae
MW 531-1602kHz j
FM(UKW) 87.5-108MHz |
This unit is designed for on-road vehicle purpose.
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories
“Dolby”, “Pro Logic* and the double-D symbol
are trademarks of Dolby Laborator-es
iawe
286- J)
Clanioe Co_Lid
MADE INC)

NOTES
OF
ISO
CONNECTOR
DUAL
ACTION
1.
For
VW
and
Audi
vehicies,
change
the
position
of
fuse
installation
This
unit
uses
Dual
Action
to
make
large-screen
displays
possible.
as
shown
on
the
diagram.
(Figure
1)
When
you
use
the
Dual
Action,
be
sure
to
close
it.
EXTENSION
CABLE
type
BE
CAREFUL
NOT
TO
GET
YOUR
FINGERS
CAUGHT
WHEN
OPENING
AND
CLOSING
THE
DUAL
ACTION
1.
For
safety's
sake,
always
close
the
DUAL
ACTION
before
leaving
this
unit
unused
for
a
prolonged
period
or
switching
at
OFF
the
ignition
key.
al
j
If
you
switch
OFF
the
ignition
key
with
the
DUAL
ACTION
tilted.
mi
>
the
DUAL
ACTION
does
not
close.
CARE
a
A
are
2.
Before
the
DUAL
ACTION
closes,
there
may
be
a
braking
sound
Initial setting of ex-lead
_Yellow _ CER} Yeliow
~ Yellow
Geri
——4.
va BlueWhite | prem
from
the
safety
mechanism.
This
is
normal.
3.
If
you
move
the
DUAL
ACTION
by
hand.
this
may
create
play
i
:
To
correct
this
play,
with
the
power
on
for
the
unit,
press
the
Seal
aiiaasinenieneei
[0]
button
to
close
the
DUAL
ACTION.
4.
After
a
disc
is
ejected,
the
DUAL
ACTION
automatically
returns
to
the
tilted
or
closed
state.
If
there
is
any
obstruction
when
the
DUAL
ACTION
tries
to
close.
the
safety
mechanism
is
triggered
and
the
DUAL
ACTION
returns
to
the
open
state.
If
this
happens.
remove
the
obstruction,
then
press
the
{O]
button.
5.
To avoid
scratching
the
compact
disc,
keep
the
12
or
8cmCD
level
when
inserting
or
removing
them.
GreenWhite Green/White
; (qe:
For
models
1992
and
later
For
modeis
up
to
1991
(
Red |
Lees
Yellwo Yellwo
: |
| __Bea a)
Figure 4
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,
insulate
the
front
end
of
the
lead
wire
with
insulation
tape
to
prevent
the
risk
of
short-circuits.
(Figure
2)
Note:
Before
cutting
the
lead
wire,
disconnect
the
car
battery
-
(negative)
cable.
Figure 2
3.
When
the
Main
unit
is
also
connected
to
an
external
amplifier,
connect
REMOTE
on
the
externa!
amplifier
to
the
previously
cut
lead
wire
on
the
side
of
the
connector.
4.
When
an
ex-lead
is
required
in
Extension
cable
type
wiring
Procedure,
remove
the
auto
antenna
leads
(Blue/White).
Be
Sure
to
insulate
both
the
ISO
connector
side
terminal
and
the
main
unit
side
terminal
with
insulation
tape,
respectively.
(Figure
3)
ee Insulation tape
Blue/White
Blue/White
~
a
Remote tum-on
Blue/White
Blue
White
-
€
insulate the terminal
“Never
let
the
terminals
make
contact
with
the
metal
Plate parts of the car.
Figure 3
eo
DXZ9388

TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Cause
Measure
Nothing happens when buttons
are pressed.
Display is not accurate.
ERROR DISPLAYS
if
an
error
occurs,
one
of
the
following
displays
is
displayed.
Take
the
measures
described
below
to
eliminate
the
problem.
Error Display
The microprocessor has
malfunctioned due to noise, etc.
DCP.
with a thin rod.
Cause
Turn off the power, then
press the [RELEASE]
button and remove the
Press the reset button
Measure
ERROR 2
ACD is caught inside the CD deck and is not ejected.
| This is a failure of CD deck's mechanism.
ERROR 3
4. 2
A CD cannot be played due to scratches, etc.
i
Replace with a non-scratched, non-warped disc.
ERROR 6
A CD is loaded upside-down inside the CD deck and
does not play.
=|
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
cD
changer
—~
ERROR 2
| A CD inside the CD changer is not loaded.
This is a failure of CD changer’s mechanism.
ERROR 3
A CD inside the CD changer cannot be played due to
; scratches, etc.
ERROR 6
A CD inside the CD changer cannot be played be-
cause it is loaded upside-down.
| —____.
————~-__|_
Replace with a non-scratched, non-warped disc.
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
MD
changer
b=
ERROR H
Displayed when the temperature in the MD changer is
too high and playback has been stopped automatically.
Lower the surrounding temperature and wait for
a while to cool off MD changer.
ERROR 2
An MD inside the MD changer is not loaded.
}—-— _
This is a failure of MD changer’s mechanism.
ERROR 3
An MD inside the MD changer cannot be played due to
scratches, etc.
Replace with a non-scratched, non-warped disc.
ERROR 6
|
An MD inside the MD changer cannot be played be-
cause it is loaded upside-down.
+
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
Displayed when a non-recorded MD is loaded in the
MD changer.
Load a pre-recorded MD in the MD changer.
DVD
changer
ERROR 2
A DISC inside the DVD changer cannot be played.
This is a failure of DVD mechanism.
ERROR 3
A DISC cannot be played due to scratches, etc.
Retry or replace with a non-scratched, non-warped
disc.
ERROR 6
A DISC inside the DVD changer cannot be played be-
cause it is loaded upside-down.
Eject the disc then reload it properly.
ERROR P
Parental level error.
Set the correct Parental level.
ERROR R
Region code error.
If
an
error
display
other
than
the
ones
described
above
appears,
press
the
reset
button.
ADJUSTMENT
Procedure
Eject the disc and replace correct region code
disc.
Measuring
instrument
DXZ938R
to cancel t
1.
Turn
on
the
power
and
press
the
ENT
button
&
PRESET
No.6
button
at
the
same
time
for
about
2
seconds.
(TEST
MODE)
2.
Input
the
98.1MHz/30dBu/400Hz
or
15KHz
(main90%+pilot10%)
signal.
3.
Adjust
the
reading
of
LCD
display
to
[24----00]
(2.4V+0.2/-0.2V)
by
VR101.
4.
Push
the
ENT
button
&
PRESET
No.6
button
at
the
same
time
for
2
seconds
once
again
or
do
power
off
he TEST MODE.
SG

EXPLANATION
OF
IC:
052-3376-10 M30624MGA-132GP
Main System controiler
1. Terminal Description
pin 4
pin 2
pin 3
a)
=]
ON OA
ping :
pin 10:
pin it:
pin 12:
pin 13
pin 14
pin 15
pin 16
pin 17
pin 18
pin 19
pin 20
pin 21
pin 22
pin 23
pin 24
pin 25
pin 26
pin 27 :
pin 28
pin 29
pin 30
pin 31
pin 32
pin 33
pin 34
pin 35
pin 36
pin 37
pin 38
pin 39
pin 40
pin 41
pin 42
pin 43
pin 44
pin 45
pin 46
pin 47
pin 48
pin 49
pin 50
pin 54
pin 52
pin 53
pin 54
pin 55
pin 56
XxDZ2Z200N2Z2
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<< n
n
> KEY INT
: 27pinConnect
‘SPEED SEL 2
PLL CE eo)
TIME BASE N
-CD SBSY N:
U E
PEED PULSE
~<
+
m
222
ec
x<
n
n
VCC
NMI
ACC DET
BU DET
Ou2 2 2 2S
SPEED SEL 1
1)
BEEP OUT (e)
RDS COTST —IN
> CLK REF oO
: DCP DET oO
-PULSE DIMM .O
{E BUS RX IN
: IE BUS TX “0
:DSP INIT RST oO
: DSP RST (e)
‘AUDIOSEL1 .O
‘AUDIO SEL2 .O
-DSP SO ee
:DSP SI IN
: DSP SCK ee
: DSP RDY IN
:DSP RQ 0
:CDZMT CUT :O
:DSPSMUTE :O
:LD MUTE uo
> LD CONT VO:
:CDTRA ZN
‘CDTRB IN:
CD CHK SW IN:
‘CD SSTOP IN:
:CD
RESET
me)
:CD
CCE
[0
:CD
BUCK
ie)
:CD BUS 3 WO:
:CD Bus 2 WC:
:CD
BUS
14
VO:
-CD
BUS
0
uC:
:CD
5V
[0
:CD ev no
‘AUDIO SEL3 :0
‘BUS
VO
ee
The
chip
enable
signa!
output
to
the
PLL
IC.
Time base pulse input
The sub Q data request command input fr-
om the CD IC
Not in use.
The speed pulse input.
Connect to the ground.
Connect to the ground
Not ir use.
: Not in use.
: Reset signai input.
Crystal connection.
: Negative supply voltage
Crystai connection.
Positive supply voltage
Connect to the ground.
ACC setection signal input
Backuz detection signal input.
: Key interrupting signal input
: Connect to pin 27.
:
The
time
constant
select
signal
output
for
the
speed
pulse
counter
’
The
time
constant
select
signal
output
for
the
speed
pulse
counter
Beep
out.
For
the
test.
: Refererce clock pulse output
: DCP detection signal output
:
Dimmer
pulse
output
for
LCD
back
light.
. IE Bus serial data input.
- 1E Bus serial data output.
: The reset signal output to DSP IC.
: Reset pulse output to the DSP IC.
:
The
select
signal
output
to
the
audio
signal
input
selector.
Refer
Table
1.
:
The
select
signal
output
to
the
audio
signal
input
selector.
Refer
Table
1
: Serial data output to the DSP IC.
: Serial data input from the DSP IC.
: The clock pulse output to DSP IC.
:
Ready
signal
input
from
the
DSP
IC,
:
Request
signal
output
to
the
DSP
IC,
:
Zero
cross
mute
Cutting
signal
output.
:
Soft
muting
starting
signal
output
to
the
D-
SP
IC.
:
Muting
signal
output
to
the
CD
mechanism.
Communication
line
with
the
CD
mechani-
sm.
:
The
photo
sensor
signal
input
from
the
CD
mechanism.
The
photo
sensor
signal
input
from
the
CD
mechanism.
CD disc chucking signal input.
At
loading.
detects
the
chucking.
And
next,
detects
the
inside
limit
of
the
pick
up
positi-
on.
:
The
reset
pulse
output
to
the
CD
IC,
:
The
chip
enable
signal
output
to
the
CD
IC.
:CD IC clock pulse output.
The data bus.
The data bus.
The data bus.
The data bus.
:
Power
supply
control
signal
output
for
the
CD
IC
/
DAC
IC.
"H"=
ON.
:
Power
supply
control
signal
output
for
the
motor
/
photo
IC.
“H"=
ON.
:
The
select
signal
output
to
the
audio
signal
input
setector.
Refer Table
1,
:
The
audio
signal
select
command
output
f-
or
Ce-NET.
pin 57
pin 58
pin 59
pin 60
pin 61
pin 62
pin 63
pin 64
pin 65
pin 66
pin 67
pin 68
pin 69
pin 70
pin 74
om 72
pin 73
pin 74
pin 75
pin 76
pin 77
pin 78
pin 79
om 80
pin 81
pin 82
pin 83
pin 84
pin 85
pin 86
pin 87
pin 88
pin 89
pin 90
pin 91
pin 92
pin 93
pin 94
pin 95
pin 96
pin 97
pin 98
pin 99
pinioc:
“SLOPE MTR+
> SLOPE V CNT
> OPEN POS]
NU
:S METER
> WILL Amber
> WILL Green
: AMP REM OUT:
: DIMMER IN
:PLL SI
> PLL SO
:VOL STB
> VOL DT
:VOL CK
:VCC
CATS LED
VSS
>MOTOR REM
SLOPE MTR-
CLOSE POS!
KEY iLL REM
5V REM
» AMP REM OT
: RDS CLK
SYS MUTE
LINE MUTE
> AMP MUTE
SYS ACC
“NU
PHONE INT
NAY MUTE
RDS TEST ST
MUTE SPD UP
: RDS DATA
: NOISE DCHG
: ROS MUTE
:ST SD
KEY AD
-NOISE 1
:AVSS
HILL DET
: Vref
:A VCC
PLL SCK
2000
O00
The
strobe
pulse
output
to
the
volume
IC
The
serial
data
output
to
the
volume
IC
:
The
clock
pulse
output
to
the
volume
IC
- : Positive supply voltage
OO0O0OZZ002:
oO
- CATS LED drive output
Negative supply voltage
Power
supply
ON
signal
output
for
the
sto-
pe
mechanism
motor.
The
slope
motor
control
signa!
output
The
slope
motor
contro!
signa!
output
:
The
slope
voitage
contro!
signal
output
.
The
open
position
detect
Signal
input
Not in use
The
close
position
detect
signal
input
Key
tlumination
ON
signal
output
5V
power
supply
ON
signal
output
Remote
controller
wire
short
detection
RDS
clock
pulse
input
System muting signai output
The line mute signai output.
:
Muting
signal
output
to
the
Audio
Power
A-
Mplifier
ACC detect signal output
Not in use
The
telephone
interrupt
signal
input
Muting
signal
output
to
suppress
the
noise
at
Navigation
sound
interrupting
Outputting
‘H"
without
the
test
mode
Station
detection
speed
up
command
out-
put
for
RDS.
‘RDS serial data input.
‘RDS
noise
discharge
signal
output
RDS mute signal output.
:
At
receiving
the
FM
station,
this
port
detec-
ts the stereo signal.
:
Input
terminal
of
A/D
converter
for
Key
jud-
gment.
.
The
input
terminai
of
internal
A/D
converter
to
monitor
the
radio
field
strength.
‘Input
terminal
of
the
internal
ADC
to
sense
the RDS-noise-level.
:
The
amber
LED
contro!
signal
output.
:
The
green
LED
control
signal
output.
:
Amplifier
ON
signa!
output
terminal.
Voltage
detector
input
terminal
for
Automa-
tic
Dimmer
. Analog ground
:
Hlumination
ON
signal
input.
: Reference voltage.
:
Positive
supply
voltage
for
the
internal
an-
alog section
:
Serial
data
input
from
the
PLL
IC
:
Serial
data
output
to
the
PLL
IC
:
The
clock
pulse
output
to
the
PLL
IC.
Table
1.
The
select
signal
Output(audio
signal
input
selector)
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AUX
TUN
BUS
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AUDIOSEL1
AUDIOSEL2
AUDIOSeL
3
(pin
31
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(pin
32
)
(pins)
>
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Lo
L
H
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Ho
;
L
to
L
L
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pin 1
pin 2
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pin
pia
pin 19
pin 20
pin 2)
pin 22
pin 23
pin 24
pin 25
pin 26
pin 27
pin 28
pin 29
NGORONAOCYPONDU SW
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pin 30
pin 31
pin 32
pin 33
pin 34
pin 35
pin 36
pin 37
pin 38
pin 39
pin 40
pin 41
pin 42
pin 43
pin 44
pin 45
pin 46
pin 47
pin 48
pin 49
pin 50
pin 51
pin 52
pin 53
pin 54
pin 55
pin 56
pin 57 :
pin 58
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:KEY DO
:LCOD SO
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»LCD CLK
-LCD KEY REQ :
:LCD CS
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CONT CONT
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NU
NU
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INIT 2
RESET
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NU
NU
NU
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ON Board WA
NU
IE BUS ix
IE BUS TX
KEY CHIP s
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>NU
2NU
2NU
2NU
>NU
>NU
2NU
2NU
>NU
oNU
2NU
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‘VIRTUAL IND
: DISC IND
> SCN IND
RPT IND
> RDM IND
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IN
LCD contrast control voltage output
: Not in use.
otin use.
: Not in use
: Remote controller signal input terminal
‘Input "L" at single mode operation.
‘Input "L" at single mode operation.
Destination setting input. Reter Table 1
Destination setting input. Refer Table 1
: Reset signal input
: Crystal connection
: Negative supply voltage.
Crystal connection.
: Positive supply voitage.
Connect to VCC.
ACC detect signal input.
Backup detection signal input.
Notin use.
: Connect to 27pin.
> Not in use.
Not in use.
: Not in use.
:Notin use
: Standby pulse output for the key scan IC
Input "L" at write mode.
- : Not in use
TIN:
Ox
=Q@
LIN:
70
IN
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70
-IE Bus serial data input.
TE Bus serial data output.
. The chip setect signal output to the key
scan IC.
‘The clock pulse output for the key scan
IC.
Key scan data input.
The serial data output to the Key scan IC
: The serial data output to the LCD driver
The serial data input from the LCD driver
: The clock pulse output to the LCD driver
: The key request signal input from the key
scan IC.
: The chip select signat output to the LCD
driver.
: The power supply circuit contro! signal o-
utput for OCP.
: Not in use.
: Notin 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.
: Not in use.
: Not in use.
: ON command output to the indicator for "M-
USIC".
> ON command output to the indicator for "M-
ATRIX".
> ON command output to the indicator for "M-
OVIE".
: ON command output to the indicator for "V-
iRTUAL".
: ON command output to the indicator for “D-
ISC".
> ON command output to the indicator for "S-
CN".
: ON command output to the indicator for "R-
PT".
> ON command output to the indicator for “R-
DM",
pin 86
pin 87
pin 83
pin 89
pin 99
pin 91:
pin 92
pin 93
pin 94
pin 95 :
pin 96
pin 97
pin 98 :
pin 99 :
pintoo:
Nu
>NU
5 NU
Niu
NU
>NU
OCP DET IN
NU
NU
:NU
AVSS
NU
Vret
AVCC
NU
NU
NU
: Not in use
: Posilive supply voltage
Not in use
- Negative supply voltage
> Not in use
> Not in use.
:Notin use
:Not in use
‘Not in use
:Notin 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
Jog key signal mput
Jog key signal input
:Notin use
: Not in use
: Not in use.
: Not in use
‘Not in use
Not in use.
Not in use
> Notin use
Not in use
Not in use.
: Not in use
IN:
: Not in use
The DCP detection signal input
- : Notin use.
> Not in use.
: Analog ground.
: Not in use
: Reference voltage.
- : Positive supply voltage for the internal
analog section.
- : Not in use.
: Not in use
: Not in use.
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“DCP ASSY
FACE PANEL
'370-5990-04 |
_382-6388-03 |
'382-6387-04 |BUTTON(SAT/OP)
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-382-6386-00
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‘BUTTON(DISP/AM)
—382- 6438- 00
‘BUTTON(LEFT)
_382-6437-00 'BUTTON(BND)
382-6439-00 |
_382-6383-00 |
BUTTON(RIGHT)
‘BUTTON(BND)
__382-6440-00 | BUTTON(VSE)
-382- 6441-00
_BUTTON(PL2)
_,382-6443-00
382- 6442-00
_BUTTON(ADJ)
BUTTON(EQ) |
382-6382-01 |
iBUTTON(4-6)
_382- 6381-01
BUTTON(1-3)
_,382-6389-04 |
BUTTON(RELEASE) a
§335- 6676- 00 |
jIR FILTER
335- 6698-00 | LLUMI PLATE —
3365- 6697-00
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| [3365- 6696- -00.
1750- 6722-00 |
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PART NO. DESCRIPTION
‘SURGE FILM
FILM
REAR CVR
716-1764-00 SCREW(M1.7x5) _
716-0872-11 SCREW(M1.7x6)
345-8727-00 RUBBER PART
345-8744-00 RUBBER PART
039-2100-01 SWITCH PwB
(WITHOUT COMPONENT)
076-0647-00 PLUG |
039-2101-00 SWITCH SUB PWB
_(WITHOUT COMPONENT).
076-0658-08 PLUG ee
_ 060-4008-00 IR RECEIVER
__947-0523-01 KNOB ASSY
013-6507-50 LUMI SWITCH ©
3 _013-6519-50 LUMI SWITCH _
1-44
1- -45
1-47
1-48
001-7043-90 DIODE
001-7040-90 DIODE
001 -7064- 90 “DIODE —
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NO.
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QTY
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|371-8709-04
FACE
PANEL
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18
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001-7055-90
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347-6666-00
IND-FILM(L)_
16
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051-6057-00
IC
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21
052-7061-01
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22
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OUTLET
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23
_013-6507-50
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24
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347-6665-00
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25
347-6501-00
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347-6522-00
DOUBLE
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INDICATOR
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_750-6714-00
SPRING(HOOK)
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11 341-1770-00 SHAFT(HOOK)
12 __335-6680-02 SIDE-CVR(F-LEFT) _
13 _335-6679-02 SIDE-CVR(F-RIGHT)
14 _341-1769-00 ROLLER(ARM) _
15 __331-3329-00 '‘LEVER-MID(R)_
-PARTNO. DESCRIPTION
__716-1715-02 SCREW(M2)
074-1278-01 OUTLET SOCKET
|347-6760-00 INSULATOR
'039-1862-00 EPC
___ (WITHOUT COMPONENT)
947-0525-01 DCP-HOLD-ASSY
16 331-332 -3327- 00 LI LEVER- UP(R)
17 331-3330-01 LEVER-MID(L)
18 __331-3328-00 LEVER-UP(L)
19
'347-6761-00 INSULATOR _
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