Denon D-107 User manual

Hi-Fi Personal Component System
SERVICE MANUAL
MODEL
D-107
PERSONAL AUDIO SYSTEM
Some illustrations using in this service manual are slightly different from the actual set.
For U.S. & Canada model
16-11, YUSHIMA 3-CHOME, BUNKYOU-KU, TOKYO 113-0034 JAPAN
Telephone: 03 (3837) 5321
X0133 205 NC 0112

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SPECIFICATIONS
Amplifier Section
Practical maximum output: Satellite: 25W + 25W (6Ω/ohms, 1kHz, T.H.D. 0.9%)
Subwoofer: 50W (12Ω/ohms, 100Hz, T.H.D. 0.9%)
Receiver Section
Audio input/output jacks: AUX input/output jacks, Optical digital out jacks
Receive frequency bands: FM: 87.50MHz to 108.00MHz
AM: 520kHz to 1710kHz
Receive sensitivity: FM: 1.5µV/75Ω/ohms
AM: 20µV
FM stereo separation: 35 dB (1 kHz)
CD Section
Wow and flutter: Below measurement limits (±0.001% W peak)
Sampling frequency: 44.1kHz
Light source: Semiconductor laser
Clock and Timer Section
Clock: Crystal oscillation synchronizing system
(Within one minute per month)
Timers: Everyday timer (1 setting)
Once timer (1 setting)
Sleep timer (maximum 60 min.)
Common Section
Power supply: 80W
Power consumption: (In the standby mode: 1.5W or less when the eco-mode is set, 20W normally)
Maximum external dimensions: D107: 204 (W) ×293 (H) ×157 (D) mm (Including stand)
(8-1/32″×11-17/32″ × 6-3/16″)
* With stand removed 204 (W) ×267 (H) ×82 (D) mm
(8-1/32″× 10-33/64″ × 3-15/64″)
USC-107: 162 (W) ×293 (H) ×149 (D) mm (Including stand)
(6-3/8″× 11-17/32″ × 5-55/64″)
* With stand removed 162 (W) ×267 (H) ×72 (D) mm
(6-3/8″× 10-33/64″×2-53/64″)
USW-107: 447 (W) ×210 (H) ×205 (D) mm (Including net)
(17-19/32″×8-17/64″×8-5/64″)
Mass: D-107: 2.6kg (5lbs 11.7oz)
USC-107: 1.4kg (3lbs 1.74oz) (each)
USW-107: 7.9kg (17lbs 6.7oz)
Remote Control (RC-909)
Remote control system: Infrared pulse
Power supply: 3V DC (using two R03/AAA type batteries)
Maximum external dimensions: 48 (W) ×210 (H) ×29 (D) mm
(1-57/64″× 8-17/64″×1-9/64″)
Mass: 120g (4.2oz) (including batteries)
* For improvement purposes, specifications and functions are subject to change without advanced notice.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The following check should be performed for the continued protection of the customer and service technician.
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK
Before returning the unit to the customer, make sure you make either (1) a leakage current check or (2) a line to chassis
resistance check. If the leakage current exceeds 0.5 milliamps, or if the resistance from chassis to either side of the
power cord is less than 460 kohms, the unit is defective.

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1. Rear Panel
1) Remove 4 screws
1
to detach the Stand Bracket.
2) Remove 3 screws
2
and 2 screws 3on the Rear Panel.
3) Lift up bottom end of the Rear Panel and disconnect
the cable A.
4) Open the Rear Panel, and solder the Shorting Land on
the PWB to short-circuit.
Note:The Shorting Land must be short-circuited to
protect laser diode of the optical pick-up. Be sure
to short-circuit before disconnecting the cable
B
.
Also, remove solder on the Shorting Land after
inserting the cable
B
.
5) Disconnect 3 cables
B
, C, D.
DISASSEMBLY
(Follow the procedure below in reverse order when reassembling)
Cable
A
2
3
3
1
Cable C
Cable
B
Cable D
Note:This system has a feature to back-up various settings such as function selected, volume level, etc. By performing
disassembly or checking of the system, this back-up function can be a cause of error, and the system may not work
normally when power on after re-assembling.
To avoid this error, short-circuit both leads (+ and - terminals) of C110 on 1U-3398-1 (Main PWB) for more than 60
sec., and check that the voltage between the terminals is lowered less than 1V before re-assembling. (The back-up
function is deactivated and various settings are reset to factory settings, default values, if short-circuited.)

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3. I/O P.W.B.
1) Remove 2 screws
5
.
2. Main P.W.B.
1) Disconnect connector Aand cable
E
.
2) Remove 4 screws 4.
5
5
I/O P.W.B.
4. Door Panel
1) Turn the pulley counter-clockwise to open the Door
about 10mm horizontally.
Note:Be careful not to disengage or twist the belt.
2) Remove 2 screws 6, and detach by lifting in the arrow
direction.
Note:In order not to scratch the silver part of the display
window, cover its surface with a thin sheet
beforehand.
4
4
4
Connector A
Cable
E
4
10mm
6
Belt

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6. Control P.W.B.
1) Remove 2 screws
7
to separate the Top Panel and Tact
Knob Bracket.
2) Remove 2 screws 8.
7. Mecha. Unit
1) Remove 4 screws 9.
2) Remove 2 screws .
3) Lift up the Mecha. and disconnect the cable.
4) Open the Mecha. and remove 1 screw
fixing the wire.
5. Top Panel
1) Open rear of the Top Panel in the arrow direction (A).
2) Pull it out horizontally as shown in the arrow direction (B).
(A)
(B)
Top Panel
Wire
9
9
7
Tact Knob Bracket
Control P.W.B.
7
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9. OP/CL SW P.W.B., Play P.W.B.
1) Remove 1 screw ! .
2) Detach the P.W.B. by moving to the arrow direction.
(The same for the other P.W.B., right and left symmetrical.)
11. Front Panel
1) Move the Front Panel to the arrow direction (A).
2) Detach the Front Panel with lifting its bottom and sliding in
the arrow direction (B).
10. Interface P.W.B.
1) Remove 1 screw " and 2 screws
#
, and release the wire
from its clamper.
8. Display P.W.B.
1) Remove 2 screws .
2) Detach the P.W.B. with lifting as shown and sliding in the
arrow direction.
(A)
(B)
"
#
#
!
Display P.W.B.

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TR MECHA SUB ASS'Y DISASSEMBLY
1. Remove 4 Cut Washers and 2 Slide
Cams on both sides of the Mecha.
Slide Cam
Cut Washer
Slide Cam
Cut Washer
10P ZH-ZH Conn. Cord
Door Ass'y
CX101
Door Shaft P
2. Disconnect 10P ZH-ZH Connector Cord from CX101, then
detach the Door Ass’y.
Note:When re-assembling Door Ass'y, align the groove
on Door Shaft P with the slit of Mecha Chassis
respectively.

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4-1. Release 4 PWB Holders for IF Unit.
4-2. Detach IF Unit and TR Holder from the Mecha.
4-3. Disconnect 6P Wire of CD Traverse from CX064.
3-1. Disengage one each side of 2 TR Springs. Only TR
Holder side, don’t disengage Mecha Chassis side.
3-2. Disconnect 2P ZR Connector Cord from CX021, and
4P ZH-ZH Connector Cord from CX042.
3-3. Remove 4 pcs of Special Screw fixing the TR Holder.
P.W.B. Holder (H=6.35)
IF Unit
CX064 TR Holder
4P ZH-ZH Conn. Cord
2P ZR Conn. Cord
Special Screw
CX042
CX021
Special Screw
TR Spring
TR Holder
TR Spring
Mecha Chassis
Disengage TR Holder
side (lower hook) only

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6-1. Detach FPC of TR Mecha Sub Ass'y from IF Unit, then
disconnect it from CX162.
6-2. Remove 4 pcs of 2.6×6 Screw on the back of the TR
Holder, then detach the TR Mecha Sub Ass'y.
Note:When re-assembling the TR Mecha Sub Ass'y, tie
6P wire with a wire clamper and position it between
boss and rib as shown below, then fix with 2.6×6
Screw(p)-Z.
Shorting Land
Seen from the
pattern side
Pick-up
SF-P200R FPC
5. Short-circuit the Shorting Land on FPC of TR Mecha Sub
Ass'y by soldering on the pattern.
Note:Be sure to short-circuit while FPC is still connected
with IF Unit. Also, remove solder on the Shorting
Land after connecting it with IF Unit.
6P Wire
2.6×6 Screw(P)-Z
Short Patter
2.6×6 Screw(P)-Z
TR Mecha Sub Ass'y
FPC
FPC
Wire Clamper
TR Mecha Sub Ass’y
TR Holder
38±2
Arrange the wire so that the
wire clamp comes to the
TR Mecha side.
Boss
Rib
Uncut length: 1~2mm

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SUB WOOFER DISASSEMBLY
1. SP Terminal Unit, System Conn. Unit
1) Remove 4 screws
1
to detach the Rear Plate.
2) Disconnect 1 cable from the AC Conn. Unit and 3 cables
from the System Conn. Unit.
3) Disengage fasten terminal on SP Terminal right.
4) Remove 2 screws 2to detach the System Conn. Unit.
5) Remove 2 screws 3to detach the SP Terminal Unit.
2. Radiator Sub Ass'y
1) Remove 6 screws 4to detach the Amp Cover.
2) Remove 4 screws 5fixing the Radiator Sub Ass’y.
3) Lift up the Radiator Sub Ass’y and disconnect 4 cables
from the Power Amp Unit.
4) Remove 3 screws
6
and separate the Power Supply Unit.
5) Remove 4 screws 7and separate the L/R Amp Unit, SW
Amp Unit.
6) Remove 1 screw 8and separate the PTH Unit.
5
4
5
Amp Cover
Power Supply Unit
6
7
8
PTH Unit
Connect
3
1
2
AC Conn. Unit
System Conn. Unit
1
Rear Plate
Caution:Be sure to check that there is no jarring sound from sub-woofer or no air-leak through joints of parts after
reassembling by playing CD source (ordinary music source) with volume indication level 30.

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4. Pre Amp Unit,Transformer
1) Remove 4 screws
to detach the Pre Amp Unit.
2) Remove 4 screws
to detach the Transformer.
5. Speaker Unit
1) Pull out the Decoration Ring in the arrow direction.
2) Remove 4 screws
to detach the Speaker Unit.
Note:When disconnecting the cables from terminals of
the Speaker Unit, make it at the position where the
terminals of the Speaker Unit can be seen from the
Back Cabinet. The clamp part of the internal
speaker cables will be disengaged if separated
farther.
3. Back Cabinet, Front Cabinet
1) Remove 10 screws
9
.
2) With holding the Back Cabinet, pull both sides of the Front
Cabinet in the arrow direction.
Note:Use a rubber hammer etc. to hit the arrow part
of the Front Cabinet if it’s hard to remove.
3) Push the Front Cabinet to the arrow direction to make a
gap between the Back Cabinet.
4) Cut the wire clamp band near the Front Cabinet, and
disconnect 4 cables on the Pre Amp Unit.
5) Disconnect 2 cables on the bottom of the Pre Amp Unit,
and separate the Back and Front Cabinet.
Speaker Unit
Decoration Ring
9
Wire Clamp
Band
Pre Amp Unit
Front Cabinet
Back Cabinet
9
Pre Amp Unit

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SPEAKER DISASSEMBLY
1. Front Panel
1) Remove 2 screws
1
.
2) Lift up bottom end of the Front Panel as shown to release the hook.
Note: Unit change will be necessary if farther disassembling is
needed.
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NOTE IN HANDLING FOR LASER PICK-UP
Caution for Handling the Laser Pick-up
The laser pick-up is assembled and precisely adjusted using a sophisticated manufacturing process in our plant. Do not
disassemble or attempt to readjust it. Please observe the following instructions carefully in handling the pick-up.
1. Handle with Care
(1) Storage
Do not store the pick-up in dusty, high-temperatured or high-humidity environments.
(2) Please take care for preventing from shock by falling down or careless handling.
2. Protection of the LD
Short a part of the LD circuit by soldering. After connection to a circuit, remove the short solder.
Shorting Land
Seen from the
pattern side
Pick-up
SF-P200R FPC
3. Precautions when handling the CD mechanism
Handle the laser pick-up so that it is not exposed to dust.
Do not leave the laser pick-up bare. Be sure to cover it.
If dust adheres on lens of the pick-up, blow it off with a blower brush.
Do not shock the laser pick-up.
Do not watch the light of the laser pick-up.
4. Cautions on assembling and adjustment
Be sure that to the bench, jig, head of soldering (with ceramic) iron and measuring instruments are well grounded.
Workers who handle the laser pick-up must be grounded.
The finished mechanism (prior to anchoring in the set) should be protected against static electricity and dust.
The mechanism must be stored so that damaging outside forces are not received.
When carrying the finished mechanism, hold it by the chassis body.
For proper operation, storage and operating environment should not contain corrosive gases. For example H2S, SO2
NO2, CL2 etc. In addition storage environment should not have materials that emit corrosive gases especially from
silicic, cyanic, formailn and phenol group. In the mechanism or the set, existence of corrosive gases may cause no
rotation in motor.

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MECHANISM AND FUNCTION OF CD MECHA
1. Traverse Mecha :
TR Mecha Sub Ass’y (GEN5327)
2. Door Open/Close Mechanism:
Driven by the door open/close motor, Open SW and Close SW are equipped for checking stop position.
3. Disc Transfer Mechanism:
Driven by the holder up-down motor, Out SW, Clamp SW, and In SW are equipped for checking stop position.
Description
Name Function Remarks
Disc SW Disc insertion detect Monitors at holder (Door Open),
With disc : “L”, without disc : “H”
12cm SW 12cm Disc detect Monitors at holder eject position,
12cm disc load : “L”, others : “H”
Open SW Door open position detect Door open stop position : “H”, others : “L”
Close SW Door close position detect Door close stop position : “H”, others : “L”
Out SW Holder (disc transfer part) eject position detect Eject position : “H”, others : “L”
Clamp SW Holder (disc transfer part) clamp position detect Clamp position : “L”, Near Clamp position : “H”
Others : “L”
In SW
Holder (disc transfer part) retract position detect
(Holder’s disc release position after clamping) Retract position : “H”, others : “L”
Disc Detect
Door Open Position
Door Close Position
Open SW
Close SW
Door position detect shutter moves up and
down according to open / close of the door.
Door Position Detect Shutter
PWB (1U-3401-3)
OP / CL Detect Unit
Door Position Detect Holder Position Detect
Eject Position
Clamp Position
Out SW
Clamp SW
Holder position detect shutter moves
according to up / down of the holder.
Retract PositionIn SW
Holder Position Detect Shutter
PWB (1U-3401-2)
Disc Up / Down Unit
Near clamp position,
Clamp SW turns to “H”
Clamp SW turns to “L” at slit
position of the shutter (For
clamp position, stops at this
slit portion)
Disc SW
(1U-3401-4)
Disc Detect Unit
(Detect disc loading by
reflection type sensor)
12cm SW
(1U-3401-5)
12 Disc Detect Unit
(Permeable type sensor)
12 Shutter
(Fixed to holder, actuates 12cm SW when pushed by 12cm
disc’s edge, immovable with 8cm disc)

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Loader Mecha Timing Chart
Timing Chart when close
1 sec.
IC101
µcom
Input
Port
IC101
µcom
Output
Port
Defines as 8cm disc insertion in case of
DISC_SW(H) and 12cm_SW (H), and
repeats holder up/down 10 times.
Descends holder after 1sec. when
DISC_SW(H) and 12cm_SW (L)
conditions are satisfied.
↑ 2. Holder Down Start
↑ 3. Holder Down Stop
↑ 4. Holder Slowdown Start (pulse decline start)
↓ 5. Holder Slowdown End (pulse decline stop)
↓ 6. Door Close Start (pulse open 4 times + door open)
↑ 7. Door Close Stop
↑ 8. Holder Retract Start (pulse decline start)
↓ 9. Holder Retract End (pulse decline stop)
DISC_DOWN signal: Voltage control terminal
of holder motor which becomes "H" when
descending holder (disc) and "L" when others.
↑ Holder Down (While CLAMP_SW: Lo) ↑ 20msec, 20msec Pulse Decline (while CLAMP_SW: Hi)
↑ STOP
↑ BRAKE (80msec)
↑ STOP
↑ 10msec, 10msec Pulse Decline (while IN_SW: Lo)
↑ Close with 20msec, 20msec Pulse (4 times)
↑ Door Close (while CLOSE_SW: Lo) ↑ STOP
↑ BRAKE (200msec)
↑ STOP
↑ 50msec Wait
1. Disc Down Section (open corrective period)
(Monitor timer: 6sec.) 2. Slowdown Period
(Monitor timer: 2sec.) 3. Door Close
(Monitor timer: 5sec.) 4. Retract Section
(Monitor timer: 2sec.)
Close Monitor Timer: 12sec.
* When monitor time-out, it reverts to open motion
49 pin
50 pin
46 pin
47 pin
43 pin
44 pin
45 pin
33 pin
54 pin
53 pin
56 pin
57 pin
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
DISC_SW
12cm_SW
CLOSE_SW
OPEN_SW
IN_SW
(Retract Position)
(Clamp Position)
(Eject Position)
CLAMP_SW
OUT_SW
DISC_DOWN
Holder Motor (up)
Holder Motor (down)
Door Motor (open)
Door Motor (close)
(FWD)
(REV)
(F. IN)
(R. IN)
Holder
Door
OUT_SW→
IN_SW→
CLAMP_SW→
OPEN_SW→
OUT_SW→OUT_SW→OUT_SW→
CLAMP_SW→CLAMP_SW→CLAMP_SW→
Holder Position
Detect Shutter
Door Position
Detect Shutter
IN_SW→IN_SW→IN_SW→
OPEN_SW→
CLOSE CLOSE
DOWN
DOWN
DOWN
DOWN
DOWN
DOWN
DOWN
DOWN
↑ 1. Disc Detect
↑ 1. Disc Detect

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IC101
µcom
Input
Port
IC101
µcom
Output
Port
49 pin
DISC_SW
50 pin
46 pin
8cm_SW
CLOSE_SW
47 pin
OPEN_SW
43 pin
IN_SW
(Retract Position)
44 pin
(Clamp Position)
CLAMP_SW
45 pin
(Eject Position)
OUT_SW
33 pin
DISC_DOWN
56 pin
Door Motor (open)
(FWD)
57 pin
Door Motor (close)
(REV)
54 pin
Holder Motor (up)
(F. IN)
53 pin
Holder Motor (down)
(R. IN)
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
Hi
Lo
↑ 20msec, 10msec Pulse Rise (while CLAMP_SW: Hi)
(10msec BREAK)
↑ Holder Up (while OUT_SW: Lo) ↑ STOP
↑ STOP
↑ BREAK (200ms)
↑ STOP
↑ STOP
↑ 20msec, 20msec Pulse Open (while CLAMP_SW: Hi, or 15 times)
↑ Door Open (while OPEN_SW: Lo)
↓ Open Key Press
↓ 3. Door Pulse Open Start (pulse open)
↓ 2. Holder Receiving End (pulse rise stop)
↓ Unload Disc
↑ 4. Door Open Start
↑ 5. Door Open Stop
↑ 6. Holder Up Start
↑ 7. Holder Up End
↑ 1. Holder Receiving Start (pulse rise start)
1.
Receiving Period
(Monitor timer: 2sec.) 2. Door Open Section
(Monitor timer: 5sec.) 3. Disc Up Section (open corrective period)
(Monitor timer: 6sec.) 4. Open Finish Section
Close Monitor Timer: 12sec.
* It stops when monitor time-out
Holder
Door
OUT_SW→
IN_SW→
CLAMP_SW→
OPEN_SW→
CLOSE_SW→
OUT_SW→
CLAMP_SW→
IN_SW→
OPEN_SW→
OUT_SW→
CLAMP_SW→
IN_SW→
OPEN_SW→
CLOSE_SW→
OPEN
UP
OPEN
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP
Loader Mecha Timing Chart
Timing Chart when open

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CONFIRMATION METHOD OF ADJUSTMENT
In the µcom of this system, there is a built-in function “adjustment confirmation mode” to
check various servo control easily with CD operation buttons.
Also, focus offset, tracking offset, tracking balance, focus gain, and tracking gain are all
adjusted automatically as the digital servo control is built in the system.
1. Activating Adjustment Confirmation Mode
(1) Load the test disc TCD-784 or Mozart (CO-74176) at the function CD.
(2) After pressing the button (PLAY/PAUSE) and button simultaneously, press button (STOP) within 3 sec.
(The adjustment confirmation mode is activated and the track number of the display turns to .)
Note: Normal control is disabled with the operation buttons when the adjustment confirmation mode is activated.
To cancel this mode, simply unplug the AC cord.
2. Function of Adjustment Confirmation Mode
Button Function Description
(OPEN/CLOSE)
Load / unload of disc. Open/close while disc is no rotation.
Press other button after finishing open/close mode.
Activates focus servo, and
starts disc rotation.
Track number display turns to .
Activates all servo, and starts
auto-adjustment.
When displayed, press after 3 sec.
Track number display turns to .
After auto-adjustment, it stops.
Displays each
auto-adjustment result.
After finishing auto-adjustment, every pressing of
the button displays each adjusted value of
auto-adjustment as follows. Check that the value
of portion falls within the range shown Table 1
on page18.
(The value of portion is hexadecimal)
Fdoffset h (Focus offset adjusted value)
Tdoffset h (Tracking offset adjusted value)
Tbal h
(Tracking balance adjusted value)
Fbal 0 0 h (Focus balance adjusted value)
Fogain h (Focus gain adjusted value)
Trgain h (Tracking gain adjusted value)
Focus balance adjusted value is always fixed to 00h.
May not operate normally. Do not operate with other buttons other than
described above during this mode.
Other Button
Step
(0)
(PLAY/PAUSE)
(1)
(2)
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Table1 Servo Adjust Value Confirmation List
Fdoffset Tdoffset Tbal Fogain Trgain
EAh~0Eh EAh~0Eh 6Bh~9Ah 28h~56h 28h~56h
EAh~FFh EAh~FFh
Value indicated are hexadecimal
or or
(HEX)
00h~0Eh 00h~0Eh
Fbal value indicated fourth in the item of adjusted value check will be displayed always as 00h because no adjustment is made.
When out of the range value appears, open and close the door once, then check the value again.
9Ah EAh FFh 66h
00h 0Eh
00h 6Bh FFh
9Ah
14h 28h 7Fh
56h
Summary of Adjustment Range
Adjustment and confirmation range of Fdoffset, Tdoffset
Adjustment range: 9Ah ~ 66h
Confirmation range: EAh ~ 0Eh
Adjustment and confirmation range of Tbal
Adjustment range: 00h ~ FFh
Confirmation range: 6Bh ~ 9Ah
Adjustment and confirmation range of Fogain, Trgain
Adjustment range: 14h ~ 7Fh
Confirmation range: 28h ~ 56h

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3. How to Check HF Level
(1) Measuring instruments required
a) Oscilloscope
b) Test disc: TCD-784 (A-BEX) or Mozart (CO-74176)
(2) Attaching connection wire for checking HF level
a) Disassemble 1U-3398-1 (Main PWB) →Refer to “DISASSEMBLY” on page 3, 4.
b) Solder wires to RF and VC test points for connecting the probe of oscilloscope.
(Length of the wires should be less than 20 cm) →Refer to 1U-3398-1 drawing on page 32.
c) Assemble 1U-3398-1, see the diagram below.
Wiring Diagram
Oscilloscope
50mV/div
or
20mV/div
0.2µs/div
or
0.5µs/div
Check Item
1. Playback the test disc.
2. Check HF level on the oscilloscope.
A=0.7V~1.3V
Eye-pattern
VH
3. Check that the wave-form is not deformed
(The center 2shapes must be discernible.)

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UD-107 BLOCK & WIRING DIAGRAM
1U-3398-2
CX131
1U-3398-3
1U-3398-7
CY291
CX291
CX161 CX211 CX051
CY051
DISPLAY UNIT
1U-3398-5
OP/CL SW UNIT
1U-3398-6
PLAY SW UNIT
CY131
INTERFACE UNIT
AUDIO I/O UNIT
OPT.OUT
AUX OUT
AUX IN
FG350
CONTROL UNIT
1U-3398-8
MAIN UNIT
11P TWGP
TUNER PACK
CX151
15P FFC (P=1.25)
13P FFC (P=1)29P FFC (P=1)
5P FFC (P=1)
CX031
3P KR-DS(WHT)
20P DISM
CW031
CX032
3P KR-DS (RED)
CW032
POWER ON/
STANDBY LED TACT SW
IC204
DSP
IC201
IC202
MOTOR
DRIVER
IC203
MP3 IC208
DRAM
IC101
µ
COM
RDS
IC302
FL701 (VFD) IC701 VFD DRIVER IC703
REMOCON
SENSOR
USW-107
IC305
EQ&VR
IC501
Reg. +6V
IC207
Reg. +3.3V
+5V-D1
IC204
IC203
IC208
1U-3398-4
16P FFC (P=1)
(Mecha side inserted)
21P FFC (P=1)
(Mecha side inserted)
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