JVC X'Eye RG-M10BU User manual

RG-M10BU
JVC
RG-M10BU
Contents
Safety Preroution.s
lnportan.t for Laser Products
Instruction. Book
Description
of
!Cs
lJWassr.mbly Procedures
Adj~trnen./:
Procedures
Flow
of
Functional
OperatWn
Until
TO(? is
Read
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1-3
1-4
1-12
1-36
1-38
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up OPTIMA-6
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AUDIO
(GRAPHICSI
the
U.S.A.
C
Canad<1
!faintenance
of
Laser Pickup
Replacement
of
l,ru;er Pickup
Block Diagram
Printed Circuit Boards
Schematic
Diagrams
Parl6
List
141
1-41
142
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4.3
1-47
2-1
No.
20478
Apr.
1994

RG-M10BU
-Safety
Precautions---------------------~
1.
The design
of
this
product
contains special hardware and many circuits and components
specially
for
safety purposes. For continued
protection,
no changes should be made
to
the
original
design unless
authorized
in
writing
by
the
manufacturer. Replacement parts must
be identical
to
those used in
the
original circuits. Services should be performed by
qualified personnel only.
2.
Alterations
of
the
design
or
circuitry
of
the
product
should
not
be made. Any design
alterations
of
the
product
should
not
be made. Any design alterations or additions
will
void
the
manufacturer's
warranty
and
will
further
relieve
the
manufacture
of
responsibility
for
personal
injury
or
property
damage resulting therefrom_
3.
Many
electrical
and mechanical
parts
in
the
products have special
safety-related
characteristics.
These
characteristics are
often
not
evident
from
visual inspection
nor
can
the
protection
afforded
by
them
necessarily be obtained by using replacement components
rated
for
higher
voltage,
wattage,
etc. Replacement parts
which
have these special safety
characteristics are
identified
in
the
Parts List
of
Service Manual. Electrical components
having such features are
identified
by shading on
the
schematics and by (
i__h)
on the Parts
List in
the
Service Manual_ The
use
of
a substitute repalcement which does
not
have
the
same safety characteristics
as
the
recommended replacement parts shown in
the
Parts List
of
Service
Manual
may create shock, fire,
or
other
hazards.
4. The leads in
the
products are
routed
and dressed
with
ties, clamps, tubings, barriers and
the
like
to
be separated
from
live parts, high
temperature
parts, moving parts and/or sharp
edges
for
the
prevention
of
electric shock and
fire
hazard. When service
is
required,
the
original
lead
routing
and dress should be observed, and
it
should be confirmed
that
they
have been
returned
to
normal,
after
re-assembling_
5.
Leakage
currnet
check (Electrical shock hazard testing)
After
re-assembling
the
product, always perform an isolation check on
the
exposed metal
parts
of
the
product
(antenna terminals, knobs, metal cabinet, screw heads, headphone jack,
contorl shafts, etc.)
to
be sure
the
product
is
safe
to
operate
without
danger
of
electrical
shock.
Do
not
use
a line isolation
transformer
during
this check.
• Plug
the
AC
line
cord directly
into
the
AC
outlet.
Using a "Leakage Current Tester",
measure
the
leakage
current
from
each exposed metal parts
of
the
cabinet,
particularly
any exposed metal
part
having a
return
path
to
the
chassis,
to
a
known
good
earth
ground.
Any
leakage
current
must
not
exceed 0.5mA
AC
(r.m.s.).
•
Alternate
check
method
Plug
the
AC
line
cord
directly
into
the
AC
outlet.
Use
an
AC
voltmeter
having, 1,000
ohms per
volt
or
more sensitivity in
the
following
manner. Connect a
1,SOOn
10 W
resistor paralleled by a 0.15
µF
AC-type capacitor between an exposed metal
part
and a
known
good
earth
ground.
Measure
the
AC
voltage across
the
resistor
with
the
AC
voltmeter.
Move
the
resistor connection
to
each exposed
metal
part,
particularly
any exposed metal
part
having a
return
path
to
the
chassis, and
meausre
the
AC
voltage across
the
resistor.
Now, reverse
the
plug
in
the
AC
outlet
and
repeat
each measurement_
Any
voltage
measured must
not
exceed
0.75 V
AC
(r.m.s.).
This corresponds
to
0.5
mA
AC
(r.m.s.).
~-~AC
VOLTMETER
r:::::::;z:"]
(Having 1000
[____L_J
ohms/Volts,
or more sensitivity_)
.----
-0
0-
r--
~
~
15µF
A(
TYPE
·'
Pl<1ce
this
•
~-'--+~~+--"-•Probe
on
e«h
e.po"d
1soon
iow
metal
rxirt.
Good
earth
ground
IA!arning---------------------------
1.
This
equipment
has been designed and manufactured
to
meet
international
safety standards.
2.
It
is
the
legal responsibility
of
the
repairer
to
ensure
that
these safety standards are
maintained.
3.
Repairs
must
be made in accordance
with
the
relevant safety standards.
4.
It
is
essential
that
safety critical components are replaced
by
approved parts.
5.
If
mains
voltage
selector
is
provided, check
setting
for
local voltage.
1-2
(No.
20478)

RG-MlOBU
Important for Laser Products
1. DANGER: Invisible laser radiation when open and
>nterlod: failed or defeated. Avoid
direct exposure to
beam.
2. CAUTION: There are no serviceable parts inside the
Laser Unit. Do not disassemble the Laser Unit Replace
the complete Laser Unit if it malfunctions.
3. CAUTION : The compact disc player uses invisible
laser r;:idiation and is equipped with safety switches
which prevent emission of rad1at1on when the drawer
is open and the safety interlocks have failed or are
defeated. It is dangerous to defeat the safety
switcfies
VARN ING: Osynl1g laserstr;"lln1ng nllr denna del ar
Oppnad
och sp~rren llr urkopplad. Betrakta
ej strl'llen.
VARO
: Avattaessa Ja suOJalukitus oh1tettaessa olet
altt11na niikymattomalle lasersliteilylle. Ala
katso sllteeseen
REPRODUCTION AND POSITION OF LABELS
4. CAUTION: If safety switches malfunction, the
laser 1s able to function
5. CAUTION: Use of controls, adjustments or
performance of procedures other than those
specified herein may result 1n hazardous radiation
exposure.
6.
CAUTION: The compact disc player provides a
laser diode
of wavelength 780-790nm and optical
output power typical 3mW at the laser diode.
ADVARSEL: Usynl1g laseritr!ling ved l'lbning, nlir
sikkerhedsafbrydere er ude
af funkt1on Undgl!i
udsaettelse
for strAling.
ADVARSEL: Usynlig laserstrl!iling ved l!ipning, nlir
sikkerhetsbryteren er avslott_ unngl!i utsettelse
for
str!l1ng
WARNING LABEL
(Only for the canada)
OANGl'R' mv,.cbl• l.,er
iadiatlon when open and
interlock fa1led er defeated.
AVOID OIRlCT EXPO I URE
TO BEAM. (e)
ADVARSEL' U>ynllng 1 .. er·
>VMln9
vod ~bnlng. n~r
\kerheds.aibrydere er ude
at lunktlon. Undg~ud..,t·
el>e for >tr~l'"g (d)
ENR-005
VARNING. O.inling 10>0<-
>VMlng n~' denna del
~-Oppnad o'h •p.\rren ~r
urk0ppled. 6etro<to ej
•tMen (•)
VARO. Avstta"'s.a ja soo-
aluk<to1 ohitetta"'sa olet
alttHna n~kym~ttom~lle
1.,e,~te;lylle Ala k•Uo
>Ate••••n If)
0
ENR·006
(No. 20478) 1-3

Since
tha
JVC
X'
EYE
features
CO-ROM
playing.
11
can
be
used
10
en10Y
games
on
Sega
CDs
along with
games
on
Genesis
cartridges,
music
on
audio
cos,
and
karaoke
music
on
CD+Gs
Games
SEGA
CDs
Karaoke.
CO+Gs
MUSIC
COS
Games:
The
JVC
X'EYE
is
compatible
w1tti thBse
disc
types·
rn'lo~tQl
rnJoflltQl
DIGITAL AUDIO
rn'lo~tQl
DKllTAL
AUDIO
[GRAPHICS
I
SEGA
CD
Games
(CO-ROM)
Audio
MUSIC
(CO)
:
..............................................................
·.
•
JVC
x·
EYE
can
oe used to play
games
on
:
SEGA
CDs
and
GENESIS
cartridges
SEGACD.
GENESIS-
. .
................................................................
JVC
X'EYE
SYSTEM
RG-M10BU
RG·MlOBU
CONSOLE
cartridge
Slot
Reset
BLJlton /
CONTROL
PAD
CD
Door
Button
{Open)
Power/Access
lnd.cators
Control Port 1and 2
"'
Gl
;!:
~
0
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c

Select
A
or
B
according
to
whether
your
TV
is
equipped
with an
AV
input
terminal
or
not
Set
the
POWER
switch
of
X'EYE
to
OFF
befOr$ making
any
connections
A, Connections to TV
and
Antenna
BACK
VIEW
OF
CONSOLE
B.
Connections
to
AV
TV
BACK
VIEW
OF
CONSOLE
Connections
to
Power
BACK
VIEW
OF
CONSOLE
•When
using
lhe
RF
unit,
the
sound
w•ll
be
played
back
monaurally
(mixture
of
Land
R
ohannels)
'Also
refer to
RF-units
Instructions
-Lr,.r.;oF-~~
[Jll'1
'·.::!~~
~
To
domestic
wall
oullel
of
120V~·
.60Hz
Gamos
SEGA
CDs
Music
CDs
Games.
GENESIS
cartridges
Microphone
CONTROL
PAD
Connect
the
control
pad
tc
control port
1.
Two
people
can piny
•I
an
optional
control
pad
1s
connected
10
control
pen
2
Turn ON
the
TV
(Ad1usl
the
TV's
input selector. channel
or
tuning
according
lo
the
connection
method)
3_
Insert
the
soflware
you
wish
to
use
1n
the
cartridge slot
or
disc
tray_
4.
Turn
the
power
of
X'EYE
to on. Be
sure
the
power
1nd1cator light
15
on
5
II
all connections have
been
properly made_
the
X'EYE
logo
anc,
1n
some
cases,
a
demonstration
of
the
game
eppears
on
tho
screen
·uoo
of
CD:
X'EYE
logo
·use
af
cartridge:
Game
demonstration
{When
both•
canndge
and
a
CD
have
been
sol,
the
software
of
the
cartndge will operate with prionty_)
Note
Be sure
the
powe<
1s
ott when 1nsert1ng
or
removing
cartridge
"'
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PLAYING SEGA
CD
GAMES
(CD-ROfvlS)
1. When
insertiny
a
SEGACO
disc,
th~
'GAME"
Will
t)e
Geiected.
2-
Pre,;;
START
"'1
lh<ir
oontrOf oad or
P"'~"
i!ll<tl<>~
C
tQ
go
to
lhe
game
scroon.
Plea>~
refer
!Q
thQ
:n•lructton
manu~f
o!
emoh
gam<l
fQ<
1notruction• on
QP&ra!1on
afte•
lhe.-a
two
ste>ps.
ENDING A SESSION
1_
Pmos
th'>
r<l-W't
but1on
i:m
too
J\/C
X'
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too
r<IOOt
bunon
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d~ta
is b6:ng
MVed
2.
T>1e
8"reen
first~t$plays
Ills
JVC
X'
EYE
trtle &eroon
~e!ored1splaylng
ltlB CootrO! Panel
•
The-re
m")'
""
sl:gh!
difklrorics•
depe'1dlnq on ttte
g:ame.
Plt!as~
re!e< to
tt16
lnstrLl'Otion
m&nual
of
eact;
game
ror
more
delb>il$
3_
Rem(IVe
the
SEGA
CD
BACKUP
MEfli!ORY
SAVING YOUR GAMES
Same
!JI!"'~"'
ollqw
'{llU
10
save
yowr
~<Jr<<>"1
IJ'lrM
da!a
"'
the
Orne
you
stop playrng so
you
can
ooritlnu~
playing
later. Tha
JVC
x·
EYE
console has a
inlerMI
circuit
to
save
your data wh•!:h
ir;
c.\IJIOO
,oolr.-:<1
Mckup
memory
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:
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data
fe
era~e<I
~
!h<>
JVC
x·
EYE.
ls
Iott
all
!or a
momr
or
more,
tum
Ir
on
at
least
<JO<JS-
a month
l;1lflfl
i!
y~
d-0
net
u~e
it
•
tt
1he
dalals
e~ased,
"'!onnat
tl>e
ouin·>r>
""'°"'IP
memory
~nd
ieave
!lw
oower
on
tot
al leaM
one
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READING THE
SCREENS
1.
Menu
Screen
-FORMAT~
•
-+-
--
1 Fcrma!o
t>o.J>tt-in
bac<up
mem'"'i'-
fOAMA'"
~
--'--
-2 >'ormato baci<up
cartlldge
''"•moi--y.
·~•ii£i\~*---+·-
3
E<Mesdala
lr1
built-in
t>aci<up
,,.,.,rnory.
-ERASE
11"EM
o§
-
--
-+-----
4
Er<1SB•
da1a In backcip
ra~ndge
merwry.
-COPY
~
TO~
• -
---+----
s
Gopie•
data
In bciilHn backup
""'rwry
lo
baci<up
Ga<1rld'J"
·COPY
'".
TO
a;
.
----
i
memory'
EX:!
------------------
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-·
6
Coples
<futa
,n
backup
cartridge
msmory
!o
bulit-ln backup
~-------.._:__,
memo>y.
·-
7.
Re:~m&
you
to
tH.:.
Control Panel.
2.
ERASE Screen
-ERASE
ITEM~{)
SRvad
Item(•)·
r~umber
o!
•temssaved
ll1EEl;'.:lFORW'11S
OE<IA._00
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>AV<U
in;"">>
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Unuood1lJla~
inbi.cl<uP mmnory. Units
am
blo~'ks.
;\em Numl><lr. S"'fUSn!ial
~""'
numbef.
2
'20
"""
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Name:
the
name
that a
d"1>1
item'"
saved
und6r
1n
b""klJI'
m.:.morv
Nl1MBE~
>U\ME
U"EU
::
'·*-''
'iM..,,,'.l':I;~--:~,;.·
/ "-''P''A'J
>"lJ-
'
11
cannot
be wr1uen oy tho
pla)'!lt.
An atlbro>1ab00 o!
mo
game's narrie
01
omer
Hile
is
<1U:Cmar:cai!y
UO>ld.
Memo!)'
Us&d.
Siu
m
eacr--
1!em.
Units ara
bl<Jcks.
FORfi/IATTING
1 Se1.,ot
OPTION
""
the
Cootroi
Fanai
and
press
Sl>non C
• lf
!he
mm1ber
o1
""''ted
'terns
ood
Jrn.e
memory
rn
1nternat
memory
12
d•spley&d
on
tf1e
DA
TA
STOF!AGE
INFORMATION
$otean.
>t
meaMS that
rt
was
alre.sdy
kJrmat10d
at
th.s
time
ol
shlpmGnt. In
H1<it
c~S<l,
l>$EI
M
rt
lo.
2.
When
'PLEASE FORMAT' appears, pr<*S.
But!l)ll
G
K>
90
K>
the
menu
3_
Select
"interMI
Woci<up
format
l>ullHn
b""kuD
memor(
11nO
press
Button
C to
go!()
th~
FORMAT
Screen
4_
Select
"Yes'
and
pres~
Sutton C. Formattim;i is
car""d
oul
amt
you will
r<>turn
to ttie menu_
, ll a "Carino\ Form&t•
massage
appears, 0
'"
po•srbfa
lC!lflt
th111r~
·~a
breakdown
or
<leloct
age1n
in
the
JVG 'X
EYE
In such
""""'·
pl.,es<)
con•l>lt!he
retari
..:.11$1
horn
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purohss~d
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ERASING
Selecl OPTION on the Control Pane:
P<ess
Button C to
go
to
the
D/\T/\
STRAGE INFORMATION Screen
2.
Press Bulton C to go to the
menu
3.
Select ERASE Press Button
C
to
goto
the ERASE Screen. (Please see page
7
lor
onstrnct1ons on reading the
m~nu)
4.
Tho saved items will appear on the screen Select the item you
want
to erase
and press Button
C.
You will then go
to
ERASE
Screen 1 to 2
(Please
see
page 7
lor
1nstruct1ons on reading ERASE
Screen)
5 Select
'Yes"
and press Button
C_
Erasing
1s
earned out and you will
r~turn
to
the
menu_
-
~
-cr
..
SE
ITEM
b.,;-
-,~:;:;:;>o"~-,;
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ERASE
Screen 1
''
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-
ERASE Screen 2
ENDING FORMATTING, ERASING,
and
COPYING
1
Select EXIT
on
menu
Press Button C
!o
ra1um to the Contml Panel
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A '
2 Insert tha Sega
CD
you want
10
use
and operate !he Control Panel
to start !ha
game
C<>AM~_J
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Control Panel
'""""'"
~
"'~'
PLAYING CARTRIDGES (GAMES)
Turn the power of X'EYE to
OFF
2_
Insert the cartridge
1n10
the cartndge slot,
lat>el
side facmg forward.
3 Press the power button on the JVC X EYE console
10
turn
1t
on.
4.
Use the control pad to s!art the game
...............................................................
"
When playing a long game,
it
is
suggested that
you
take a
10
to 20 minute rest
, every hour for your health. ,
................................................................
ENDING GAMES
1_
Press the
powe<
t>utton on the
JVC
X'
EYE console to turn
1t
off
2.
Gently pull the cartridge stmight out
3 Unplug the AC aOaptor
'o~
Never take out the cartridge when the power
1s
on
as
this will c:ause maltunct1onin9
or
damage
PLAYING CDs (MUSIC)
Turn on the TV
2-
Whon >nsertmg a
music
CD, Iha "MUSIC" indication
1s
selected.
3 Press
START
on the control pad
01
press button C to
bag1n
playing lhe CD.
4
When
the CD
1s
finished playing, remove the d•sc from the tray -
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CONTROL PANEL DISPLAY
DISC TIME MODE -- .1
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Shows disc time in tour
-----DOOR OPEN
Indicates that the CD door is
d1fterent moOOs
open_
TRACK ,--
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in two sout>d
~O ,_, APSEO oo-oo OORMAL- I J modes
CURSOR
n~
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REP'EAT R<NDOM PROORAM TIME INTRO time when If
""'"''"' 1'1TRO CLEAR has been Mt
R<SET SPACE MODE OPTION I SPACE
LEVEL METER Indicates the space between
tracks wOOn it has been set.
MUSIC CALENDAR FUNCTION COMMANDS
Normally 1ndicat10S track numbers 1n the track order of the inserted disc. During PROGRAM or RANDOM
playing, ~displays the track order that you have set. Further, when the track order has been set for
PROGRAM playing, the LEVEL meter 1s replaced with the PROGRAM CALENDAR
( CONTROL PANEL BUTTONS )
STOP
'~' I ~PAUSE AUTOSEARCH
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A~ REPEAT l'ITRO CLEllA
RESET SPACE ~OOE
OPTION
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( CONTROL PANEL BUTTONS )
PLAY
PAUSE
STOP
AUTO
SEARCH
SEARCH
CD-G
When you se~"1 [~] or(MUSiC) and press Buttoo C, the option turns rad an<! playbegins.
When you select
[II] and press Button C, the option turns red arKl play of the currant
track is paused. Playing resumes from where thetraci<was stopped tt you press~ again.
WOOn you select [•J and press Button C, play of the current track stops.
(Can be
used during PLAY, PAUSE. and STOP and PAUSE)
1. When you select either[-] (right) or ['- I(leH) and press Button C, this option takes
you forward
or back by one track_
2. When PAUSE or STOP are h1ghl1ghled, youcan resume play by pressing PLAY again.
(Can be used ooly during PLAY)
When you select either [ - l (right)
or ( - ] (left) and press BLJtton C, 1he option turns
red and cues forward [ - J
or back [- ] through the current track while you hold down
Button
C.
When you sale<;! CD·G and press BLJtton C, the display changes to the CD-G screen
( FUNCTION COMMANDS )
REPEAT
A-B
REPEAT
RANDOM
(Can b-e set during PLAY, PAUSE, artd STOP)
Repeats play
When you select
REPEAT artd press Button C, the option turns red
During PLAY, play starts by itself.
Duling PAUSE or STOP, play is staned by selecting
PLAY and pressing Button
C. All the tracks on the CD or the tracks thatyou select for
PROGRAM playing are repeated. RANDOM and INTRO playing can also be repealed.
Repeats a sect10n
ot track (Cen only b-e used during PLAY)
1. When you select A·B REPEAT and press Button C, the option turns blue end the
starting point of section to be repeated (A) 1s marked_
2 The end of the section to
b-e repeated (B) is marked by pressing Button C aga>n. AB·
REPEAT turns red and repeat playing of section A to B begins
P"1ys automa\1cally selected tracks. (Can only be sa1 during
STOP.)
1 When you sele"1 RANDOM and press Button C, the option turns red.
2. When you select [~]and press Button C, rartdom playing tleg1ns Th1sopt1on can also
be comb•ned with INTRO, PROGRAM, and
REPEAT play;ng.
PROGRAM Enables you to listen to tracks in the order you choose (Can ooly be set during STOP.)
1 When you select PROGRAM and press Button C, lhe optton turns blue
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CLEAR
INTRO
SPACE
MODE
2. When you select the track you want to hear with the cursor and press Button C, its
numtler
is displayed on the MUSIC CALENDAR
(Up 10 99 tracks can be programmed.)
3. Alter sel&e11ng a track, when you select EXIT and prass Button C, the cursor moves to
the PROGRAM option. [The PROGRAM option turns re<l.)
4 WOOn you seleci [~]and press Button C, PROGRAM playing begins.
Clears the
PROGRAM option rCan be used dunng PlAY, PAUSE. and STOP).
When y<iu se-.ct CLEAR and press BLJtton c. everything in PROGRAM is erased. To
execute PROGRAM again, stop play by selecting [•land then carry out PROGRAM
steps 1 to 4. To clear when ;n PROGRAM, select EXIT and press Blllton C (the cursor
will move to PROGRAM) before carrying out steps for CLEAR given above.
Plays the
l>egt~ning o1 each track m order (Qin be used during PLAY, PAUSE, and
STOP)_
The beginning section (introl to be played can be from 1 to 59 seconds.
1_ When you 9"lect INTRO and press Button C, the option turns red a~d INTRO time 1s
displayed on the screen_
2 INTRO
t'ma is ciiengod with the direction blJttons. The right and lelt blJttons are to
select e<therthe on0s or tens d1g1t and the up and down buttons are to increase or
decrea%' tho number
3
When Button C" pressed :o end time setting, the INTRO time display disappears.
Duri~g PLA'f, piaystarts by itself Du11ng PAUSE or STOP, play is sta'1ed by selecting
PLAY
a~d pressing Button C
Pauses
tor a number of seronds between tracks (Can be used during PLAY, PAUSE.
eodSTOP)
The pause b-etween tracks (sparn) can be from 1 to 59 seconds. This feature can be
combined
w1tt1 lr-..tTRO, PFIOGRAM, and REPEAT playing_
Whe~ you select SPACE acd press Button C, the op\ion turns red and SPACE time is
dis:ilayed
on tne screen_
2. SPACE time 1s c~anged wit~ the direction bultons Ti'a right a~d left buttons a'e to
select
e:therthe ones or tens digit and the up and dowo buttons are to increase or
der.reasa 1"0 r~•~rer_
3 When you pcess B·Jtton C to end time setting, the SPACE time display disappears
Du~ng PLAY, play starts by itself
Is
used fO' the ocaraoke funciion
When yo~ select MODE and press BLF.too C, the following sound modes ere displayed.
The mode changeo each t'me you press Button C
NORMAL'" l~r oormal steren soono.
V-MASKING 1 s fo• lowerir.g the vo.oo of a vocalist on a normal
music CD and to anioy
KaraoKe
by s1ng1ng along.
When you
use Karaoke Disc, please set to NORMAL position.
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TIME
RESET
OPTION
BLIND
CONTROL
11 you select TIME and press the Button C dunng playback, the modes below will be
displayed The mode changes each time you press the blltton.
ELAPSED:
Time that has passed since t~e current track started playing_
T-ELAPSED. Total time thal
has passed since the disc sterted playing.
REMAIN
Time remain•ng in the current tree~.
T-REMAIN Total time remaining on tl;e disc_
Turns all function commands otf_
When you select RESET and press Button C, all the function commands tllat are <>r
(those highlighted 1n red) are t~rned off_
Is selected when you want to beck up your data or use op11ooel 1unc!1ons thill w'I. be
available later.
When you select OPTION. the oplional
tur>et1on semen appea~
It is possible to control audio CD playing Without turning on your TV Cont•ol funelono
can be executed while holding
down the START button
START+ Button A. STOP
START+ Button B· PLAY
START+ Buttor C. PAUSE
START+ d1rect<on button (rig~Uleft) AUTO SEARCH (foiward or reverse)
PLAYING CD+Gs
lr•e'1 a CD+G me d<sc tray and close the CD door.
2. Press START on the control pad or press button C. The CD+G beg•ns
p!ay1ng
and the screen goes alJtomahcally to the CD+G display
3_ Control during Play is ca med olJt witr the CD+G Control Panel
Press Button
Bon t~e control pad to h<de or restore :r.e CD+G Cortro!
Panel. {With every other toggle, e status ii~e appears on the CD+G
screen)

What
is
a CD+G?
Since a CDTG contains not only signals for sound, but also signals for graphics. you can play still pictures
and cMracters along with the music
• A disc may contain up to 15
graphFcs
channels and by
sw1tch1ng
channels, you can choo"e different
languages
(e
g Japanese or French) lor a song's lyrics Whothar possible or not dapands
on
the
disc
so
pleaS<l
read
the instructions ol
the
disc_
·As
with audio CDs, you can control CD+G playing with the Control Panel (CD+G graphics are hidden
when the Control Panel
is
being displayed
J
-You may see
d1stort1on
1n
the
picture after you cuo forward or back
wrth
the Control Panel dunng PLAY
and return to
the
CD~G
graphics.
( FUNCTION COMMANDS ) [
--
~~~a~~~eLgraph1cs
channel that you
TIME
___
____
_
-,
select with Channel Select
TRACK NUMBER
-<'1
1
'".
.~.
1
~1-
MODE
. 11 Fnables you to switch the sound
modo_
PLAY
------'-J
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EXIT
STOP
----
I Takes you oack to
the
Control Panel.
I
~'i''i"i
PAUSE
AUTO
SEARCH
I
'1
'~
'""''i"'"
ICHANNEL SELECT(CH)
-L_
J
You can change the graphics channel
by sclac!lng a desired channel with
the
direction buttons and pressing Button
C_
(You can choose lrom
15
channels
J
Mic Mixing (Singing along with the music.)
1 Connect the microphone to tho oonscle
2.
Adjust microphone volume
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----1
Microphone volume The microphone
1s
plugged
IS
adjusted with MIC. into the
MIC
Port (MIC)
R
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The vocal masking (V-MASKING)
----.
Lowers the volume of the smger's voice
on
audio CDs
Select MODE and press Button
C.
then select the V-MASKING
Control Panel.
·What
is
vocal masking?
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By lowering tho sound in the central
pos1t1on
of music recorded
in
stereo. you can reduce the volume of
the Stnger's voice. However. the
voc:al
masking does not mute lhe smger's
voice_
Please play music recorded
1n
stereo when using the vocal
mask1n·;i.
If
1t
1s
used with
mono<a1I
recordings
the volume of both ·he singer's voice and
the
muS1c
will
be
reduced
However,
the
vocal masking may not work even with stereo revordings of
ciass1cal
pieces. songs with few
instruments. duets. songs with strong echoing (such
as
chorus pertormances), songs where the singers
voice
1s
not
1n
the
central posit•on. etc
SOME ADVICE·
---
·You
may exporionca howling
(a
sharp screeching noise) when you turn the microphone volume
all
the
way
up
To prevent this:
1.
Do notface the microphone toward
the
speakers or keep the microphone a
d1s1ance
from the speakers.
2 Turn down MIC volumo
Tum the volume down when not using
the
microphone
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Memory
RAM_
8001
ROM
Sound circuitry
Graphics·
lnpuVOutput Ports: Audio inPu\.
Audm
output
V•deo output
Control
port
CD drive
un~
Battery back-up: secondary duration.
Usage
environment
Temperature
Humuj1ty;
Cu"tom
AC
Adaptor·
68000 (
12
5MHz)
68000
(BMHz)
zaoA
(4MHzJ
6Mbtt (CD,ROM
~uHar
memory)
512kblt (PCM
waveform
memoryi
128~b1t
(CD-ROM
da1a
cache
mamory)
64kbit (backup
memory)
576kb1t
(program
memory)
512kbl1 (video
memory)
TMb1!
CD
gamo BIOS
CD
player saftwam CD+G compatll>le
PCM sound source (Stereo 8 channels Monaural I
cnanrial)
FM
soum!
sour"'
(Starao 6 channels)
PSG 50und source
(3
sounds+ 1
noo'se)
PEM1Bt!
o.-Aronvcrter
Bx
1ntem~l
ovor-sam~lng
dogttal
Jilter
Maximum
no.
color
d1•play
84
colo"l
from
a 512 palette
Ma.,mum
resolu!ion;320 x 244 dots
Sprites·
SO
Backgruunds 2
Sp~c•al
d1~ay
funC1ions
Rotattro,
enlargement,
and
raducuon
Mii: connecuon W\n<:!;lrd jack
(lnplll
lmJl<ld6ncG
:
1
0
kohrns)
RCA p;n
1a~k
{UR)
Headphone
comJeciton
m1rn-jack
{L'fl)
composite video output
(1
ovp-p
75 chms:
tmtJal~nce)
RF adaplor connsctron output
Control pad connoct•on 9-p•n D-SUB connocior
x
2
CD
d1amoto•- 12cm and
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Access ttme-
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Approx. 1 month
O'C·
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Input
AC120V~',
60Hz
Ol11put DC9.5V, 15A
Elec
consumption
WW
max
AC
adaptor (AA-895.J) x 1
Contn;il Pad x 1
RF adaptor {RF-S10JI x 1
Suppli~d
software x 4
(3
types)
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&
spec1llcatlons
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• MC68HC000(1C101,
171):
CPU
Pin
Functions
Pill
No.
Name
Symbol
""
Function
32-51
ADDRESS BUS
A1-A23
0
It
can specifies
16M
Byt~
memory
d'1rectly.
53-55
,_,
DATA
SUS
D0-015
""
Data lines
D0-015
.are bid.,ect1onal arid used for
data
transfer.Interrupt
68-58
vector
is
inputted
at
a
acknowledge
cycle
of
interrupt
from
1/0.
6
ADDRESS
AS
0
This
output strobe
is
used
to
indicate
the
presence
of
an
addres:s
on the 24-
STROBE
bit
multiplexed
bus.
9
READ/WRITE
RfW
0 This O>Jtput
pln
1s
used
to
1nd1Cate
the
direction
of
data
transfer.
'
DATA
uoS
0
This
outputs
are
used
to
transfer
data
to
or
from
a peripheral
or
memory.
UDS
'
STROBE
m:
0 ind1<etes
up~r
byte.
One
of
them
is
active
when
accessing by byte,
and
the
both
are active
when
accessing
by
word.
'°
DATA
DTACK
'
This signal
is
inputted
after
transferring
data
with
peripheral devkes_
TRANSFER
ACKNOWLEDGE
B
BUS
" '
The s•gnal
whkh
raquests
to
make data and address
bus
free
is
inputted
from
REQUEST
one
of
the
other
per1phe1al controllers_ The addre$$ and data
bus
and <ontrrn
terminals become high impedan<e state
after
recerving this signal.
"
BUS
BG
0
When bus requert
is
inputted,
this pin lets
the
the
peripheral controllers
know
GRANT
that
the
data and address bus and control terminals are free.
"
BUSS
GRANT
BGA:Ci(
'
The signal
from
the
peripheral
controller
is
inputted
which means
that
the
ACKNOWLEDGE controller become
bus
mus.tar,
after
bus
grant
is
oLJtp"tted.
27-25
INTERRUPT
IPL0-2
'
Interrupt
request which has seven levels
•s
inputted.
IF'L2
1s
mo>!:
sign'1ficant
CONTROL bit.
24
BUS
ERROR
""'
0
When a
trouble
occurs on
the
bus
cycle
1n
execution,
bus
error
is
asserted
20
RESET
mrr
"°
This
terminal
•s
used
as
an
input
to
initial1ie
the
CPU
by
pulling
RESET
low.
When
the
reset
commaM
1s
executed, this
terminal
i>
used
as
an
output
to
the
()€ripheral devices
"
HALT
HALT
"o
A
low
level on this
terminal
wdl
cause
the
CPU
to
stop running at
the
end
of
the
present instruction,_
As
an
output,
HALT
indicates
that
a
bus
error
has
oo:ured
tw<:J
times
SU(cessively
In
the
h.alt state, address and data
bus
and
control
terminal
are in h•gh impedance states.
22
ENABLE
E 0
This
is
used
to
communicate
with
the
penpheral device
for
6801)_
23
VALID
'PA
'
This
1s
used
to
acces1
the
peripheral devices
for
6800. The
aCCe5s
signals
for
PERIPHERAL
the
peripheral
dev~
are
outputted
by assert1rig this pin. When
VPA.
is
ADDRESS
asserted
on
the
interrupt
acknowledge cycle,
MF'U
executes
the
interrupt
acknowledge cycle specif,ed by
automatic
vector_
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VALID
'MA
0
Th1s
5ignal
is
outputted
when
the
peripheral devices like
1/0
assert this
MEMORY
terminal
to
request an
access
timm1ng
for
the
peripheral
LS"5
for
6800. Th•
ADDRESS
activa
of
this
terminal
mearis.
that
the
address
bus
are valid.
30-26
PROCESSOR
FCO-
0
These
3 bits
1nd1cate-s
the
state
of
the
CPU: fetching ins-truct1oris. accessing
STATUS
SIGNAL
ec2
data
and
interrupt
-atknowledg-e,
,,
CLOCK
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clo~k
input
14,
52
POWER
SUPPLY
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• 315-5660(IC191): Game processor
1.
Outline
Game processor only controlled by the main-CPL" performs all of the screen controls, 'rhe controlled
screen consists of five
layers:
sprite, scroll
A,
scroll
B,
window and background. Monaural
PCM
sound
generator,
prograrnable
:;ound
generator
and
f'M sound
generator
controlled by Z80
are
also
included
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DATA
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PATA
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Interrupt
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PAS2
TIME
CASl
Orn
ASll
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Register
68000
,_,,
Bus
request
Interface
DTACK
{By
Z80,
DMt>.)
WArl
[QNTR0l
f=;
DTACK
WAIT
rnD
Bus
request
i~terface
(By
68000)
CONTROL
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CONTROL
ZBO
External
m€rnory
A0DR'51
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FM
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3.
Pin Functions
Pin No. Symbol
1/0
Function Pin No. Symbol
1/0
Function
154-176
VA1-VAZ3
VO
68000
ADDRESS
BUS
"
RA51
0
137-152
VOO-VD15
VO
68000
DATA
BUS
13
CAS1
0
191
AS"
1/0 16
OE1
0
192
DOI
110
15
MO
0
DUAL
PORT
RAM
193
cos
1/0
10
SEO
0
INTERFACE
194
-
110
"
WE1
0
195
DfAK
110
9
SE1
0
SIGNALS
182
"'
0
11
SC
0
183
BGA(k
1/0
26-33
AD0-AD7
1/0
184
T<l"
I
68000
INTERFACE
SIGNALS
1-8
SDO-SD7
I
185-186
Wli-Tm 0
17-20,
47
VPA
0
22-zs
RDO-RD7
110
48
Hm
0
"
MOL
0
FM
" =
0
SS
MOB
0
S0-51
FCO-FC1
I
57
SOUNDVDD
-
130
CLK
1/0 S4
SOUNDVSS
-
112-127
ZA0-ZA15
1/0
ZSO
ADDRESS
BUS
131
SBCR
0 VIDEO+PSG
200-207
ZD0-207
1/0
zao
DATA
SUS
"
VIDEO
AVDD
-
187
IORQ
I
3'
VIOEOAVSS
-
188
"'
1/0
lS
8
0
189
ZWR
1/0
36
G
0
190
M1
I
37
8
0
"
MREQ
1/0
ZSO
INTERFACE
SIGNALS
"
(SYNC
1/0
"
ZRES
1/0 178
PSG
0
60
ZBAK
I
177
SOUNDVDD
-
61
NMI
0
179
SOUNDVSS
-
"
ZBR
110
63
WAIT
1/0
100-106
PAO-PA6
llO
JOY
PAD
INTERFACE
181
INT
0
93-99
PSl.l-PB6
VO
132
ZCLK
1/0
85-91
PCO-?C6 1/0
199
RASO
0
"
TESTO
1/0
TEST
SIGNAL
"
eoe
0
82-84
TEST
1-3
I
TEST
SIGNALS
196
UWR
0
P-SRAM INTERFACE
111 10
VO
NOT
USED
6S
NOE
0 110
vz
1/0
197
LWR
1/0 109
zv
110
66
ZRAM
0 58
SOUND
1/0
67
REF
0
SAAM
INTERFACE
44,80,
136,
208
VOD
-
POWER
SUPPLY
39
YS
0
41
VSYNC
0
"
HSY
NC
VO
21, 53. 92.
135 EDClK 1/0 133, 153,
vss
-
GNO
198
CASO
1/0 180
68
CAS2
0
69
RASZ
0
70
ASEL
0
71
ROM
0
7Z
fOC
0
"' fRES
llO
73
FOWR
0
74
CEO
0
"
Ml
I
"
Tl
ME
0
76
CART
I
79
DISK
1/0
77
IA14 0
40
5'A/8
1/0
1Z9
SEL
1
I
134
MCLK
I
46
NT"
I
"
WRES
I
1Z8
SRES
I
107
JAP llO
1-14(No.20478)

RG-M10BU
•
Z80
(IC181):
CPU
for
FM
sound generator
This
IC is
central
processing
unit
which fetches instructions
to
execute a program,
Pin
Functions
Pin
No
Symbol
27-44
ZAO-ZA15
9,10,7,3,2
ZZDO-ZD7
4,
5,B
"
ZRES
" NM'
2'
ZBR
" ZWAl'r
"
ZINT
"
WD
"
'WR
"
M'
'5
MREQ
'6
IREQ
'°
ZBAK
6
vcc
"
GND
11,17,33,39
"
"
"
RFSH
HALT
NEC
JAPAN
UPD9036GB-4
ZSO
CPU
xxxx
xx
"o
Function
0
Ad<Jress
S€iect
lines_
Tnese lines
are
normally
used
to
select
the
port
a~dlor
control
regirters
"o Data bus. bidirectional_ 3-state.
This bus
is
used
to
transfer
da~a
between
the
cpu
and
the
peripheral device.
'
A
low
on this
l<ne
resets
the
CPU_
'
This
1s
interrupt
request signal which
is
prior
to
ZINT.
'
This
IS
inputted
when
jlripheral
controllers
wanU
to
control
data
and address
bus,
memory request. l/O request, read and write
ZBR
is
prior
to
NMI.
'
A
low
on
this line indicates
that
the
responding device needs more
time
to
complete
o
transoction_ The
CPU
can
wait
process
of
the
devices.
'
This signal
can
be driven by any pe1ipheral capable
of
generating
an
Interrupt
A
low
on
\NT
indicates
that
an
interrupt
request
1s
being made.
0
The
CPU
as.serts
this terminal
to
read data.
D
The
CPU
asserts
thLs
terminal
to
write
data.
0
The state
of
the
CPU
11
presented.
0
The
CPU
outptJt
this memory request signal
to
read and
write
data.
0
The
CPU
outputs this 1/0 request signal
to
read and
wnte
data.
0
A
low
on this line indicates
that
the
Z-BUS
CPU
has relinquished control
of
the
b"
in
response
to
a bus request
Power supply
GND
i
Non connection
Non conri;oct1on
Non connection
(No.20478) 1-15

RG-M10BU
• TC511632FL-10 (lCl
72):
Psevdo
static RAM (Program-RAM
for
main-CPU)
These
RAM
are
used
to
store the programs
that
main-CPU
executes.
Terminal Layout(Top
view)
Pjn Functions
GNO
VDO
A9
·-
A8
LWR
Pin
No.
Symbol
•D
function
2-11,33-37
AO-A14
'
Addres.s
bus.
These are used
to
wlected
the
A7
A>O
spedfied memory.
AG
A11
12-19,
Dl-016
<IO
Data
bus.
These
are bidirectional
P-Orts
and
AS
A12
22-29
used
to
transfer
data
between
ma'1n-Cf'U
and
A4
Ml
RAM.
Al
A14
A2
Dl5E
39
UWR
'
This srgnal
is
inputted
when
writing
upper
bits
of
data.
"
CE
38
lWR
'
Thi$ signal
is
Inputted
when
wrtting
lower
03
036
bit;
of
data.
02 035
"
UDE
'
Data (upper bits) can
be
outputted
when
this
03
DH
terminal
;s
low level.
o•
on
"
LOE
' O..ta{
lower
bITTl
'ari
be
outputted
when
this
05
012
terminal
is
low
level
06
011
07
30
CE
'
Chip enable.
This
signal
is
inputeed, when this
08
09
i~
is
E.l~d
GNO
VCC
41),21
VOD.
VCC
'
Power supply
1. 20 GND,GND
• LC3564QM·10 (IC102) : Static
RAM
(Backup-RAM for sub.CPU)
BR65265Af-10LL (
!C182):
Static
RAM
{Program-RAM
for
280)
Terminal
Layout Pin Functions
NC
vcc
Pin
No. 'Symbol
•D
Function
A32
'
WE
A7
CE2
2-10.i1.21-·~
A0-A12
'
AddreS'S
bus.
These are
u~ed
to
be selected
A6
AS
the
specrf1Eld
memory.
AS
A9
27
we
'
When this
is
low,
data
can
be
written.
A4
A11
22
OE
'
When this
is
low,
d<1ta
can
be
read.
Al
"'
A2 1 A10
A3
""1
20
{E1
' The
CE
input
si>gl"lal
is
inputted
when
data
is.
read
or
written.
M
me
11-13,
15-19
1/01-1/08
l/O
Data
bus.
These are bidirectional ports.
"'"
"'"
28
YOO
-
Power
supply
"'"
"'"
"'"
10
5 " GND
-God
GNO
1104
1·
16
{No.20478)

RG-M10BU
• MSM54C864(IC192):
DU
al Port RAM { Vide-0-RAM)
"
"
VII
1
Pin Functions
1101
"
s1oa
1102
'"
S•07
Sl03
H
;,m
Prn
No
Symbol
VO
Function
110•
"
5105
[)'i'iill
• " "
Wl01
"
wo•
7-10,
WI01-
VO
Write mask
data
11
1nputted
at
the
falling
31-34
Wl08
edge
of
RAS
when
WBNIE
is
low
level. The
WJ02
• "
~"
ports specified
by
the
data
can
not
be
WJ03
"
w'~
w'~
" " WIOS
written
picture data.
The
picture
data
rs
VCC1 " "
VSl2
\iiiiiNil[ " " "
" "
''
"
written
at
falling
edge of
the
lat<est
signal
among
CA5
and
WE_
"'
"
n
CAf
" " "
"'
" WBN/E '
This
sigrral
1s
used
to
determine
the
writing
'
"'
" " "
"
H
" "
" " " M
mode
at
the falling edge
of
RAS
on the
readi\Nrite cyde.
(L:
Write
per
bit
mode)
M
w "
.,
VCC2
'"
"
M
On
data
transform cycle, when WB/WE
is
hrgh
level
at
the
falli1ng edge
of
RAS.
picture data
is
transformed
from
RAM
to
SAM, and
from
SAM
to
RAM
when
WBJWE
IS
low.
21-25
A0-A7
' Addres>
bus_
These are
used
to
address
the
17-19
memory.
"
'AS
' The "ddress
on
the address bus
"re
latched
as
raw address
of
the memory
at
the
f,.lting
edge
of
RAS.
"
CAS
' The address on
the
address bus
are
latched
as
column address
of
the
memory
at
the
falling
edge
of
CAS.
1
SC
' The
wrial
data
transfer
is
controlled
by
SC(Serial clock). The valid
data
are
outputted
from SIOO-SIOS
after
the
rising edge
of
SC
on
read cycle. And the data
on
5100-SIOS
are latched
at
the rising edge
of
SC
on
write
cycle.
' DTIOE 0
T~1s
signal
is
used
as
output
enable
during
the
re11d
cycle
when
DTIOE
1s
h•gh
at
the
falling
edge
of
RAS
When
DTIOE
1s
tow
at
the
same
timmmg,
the
operation
cycle
of
this
1c
becomes data transfer cycle
3;
SE
' Serial eflable. This
1s
used
as
output
enable
11gnal
during
serial read mode.
afld
as
input
enable
during
serial
write
mode
2-5,36-39
5100-5108
'IO
Serra!
port
for
SAM
11,20
"'
-
POWER
SUPPLY
30,40
'"
-
GND
(No.20478) 1-17

RG-M10BU
• HD404019RC23FS(IC691)
CD
controller
1.
Terminal
Layout
HD404019
"
20
52
51
33
32
2.
Pin
Functions
Pin
Symbol
No.
uo
Function
T oCD 0
'
DSPM
0
Mutinn signal for audio sinnal
3
MONO
0
'Vrnce
changer','L-di'.'R-ch'
:
High
4 VCAN 0 'Vocal mask1m;{:HiQh
5
VCHN
0 'Voice
changer';
H1cih
6 L 0
'Normal';Vocal
ma~kino','L...;h':
High
T
R 0
'Normar
;vocal
ma~kin1,j',
'R-ch·
:
High
8 --
Non
connectt-On
9
-Non connection
10
..
Non connect•on
" Non connection
32
..
Non
connection
n
GNO --
Ground
'4
ERES
'
Reset si9nal
for
IC141
'5
HOCK 0
"
SCOR
'
Detect
the
ar~arance
of
sync.
of
subcode
"
WfCK
' Not
used
18
D80
'"'
Communication
data
wrth
sub-CPU
"
DBl
uo
Comml'n1cat1on
data
with
sub-CPU
20
DS2
'"'
Communication
data
wrt:h sub-CPU
23
D"3
uo
Communication
data
with
sub-CPU
22
COCK
0 Clock
out
to
communicate
with
sub-CPU
23
"O
O
Interrupt
raquert
si<:uial
to
sub-CPU
" DMUTE 0
Mutfng
si
nal
for
"Serch'
and
'Pause'
'5
D/M
0 CO-ROM : H,
Audio
disc:
l
26
vcc
-
Power
supply
27
SQCK
0
lock
out
to
rea<J
SQSO
28
SQSO
'
data
of
sulx.ode
is
inputted
29
DATA
0
Control
data
for
O:D2500BQ
30
CLOCK 0
Cl<XkfortranrlorminQ
DATA
31
CLOSE
SW
'
Detect
the
disc
door
dos1no
32
Not
used (Non connectiOll)
1-18(No.20478)
Pin
No
Symbol
11/0
Function
B
-
Not
used (Non connection)
34
-
Not
used (Non connection)
3S
-
Not
use-d
{Norr cor>nect1on)
36
-
Not
used (Non connection)
37
-
""
Not
u;ed
(Non connection)
"
UVE
..
Not
u;ed (Non connection)
39
PANOSW
Not
uoed (Non
conruxtion)
40
..
Not
uwd
{Connected
to
GND)
"
Not
u~
(Connected
to
GND)
42
..
Not
used (Connected
to
GND)
43 "'
' Resetsigna!
inputted
44
vcc
..
Powe1 supply
"
osc
sdllat1on
terminal
..
05C
-
scillat1on
terminal
47 GND
..
round
"
LASER.
0
H;lawron/L:oft
49
•ex
0 H
:Trackrn9off
so
•LAT
0 Latch
sf-anal
for
CXD2SOOBQ
"
DECT
0
oefectsional
out
52
LOCK
' Lock signal
input
"
EO'
' Focus
ok
si
nal
input
54
SENS
' sense sianal
out
SS
TEST
'
est
mode
termln~I
56 '"' 0
Emphas.i~
control
s1
nal
5'
--
Not
used {Non connection)
58
..
Not
used (Non
connection)
59 -
Not
used (Non connection)
60
-
Not
used (Non connection)
"
'ANO
..
ot
~(Non
connectiOn}
"
-
Not
used {Non connection)
63
..
Not
u~ed
{Non connection)
64
..
Not
used (Non
connection}

RG-M10BU
8 CXD2500BQ(IC601): Digital
Signai
Processor
1.
Outline
2.Terminal Layout
The
CXD2500BQ
is
a
digital
signal
processsing LSI designed for use in
compact
disc
players.
It
has
the follo>ving functions:
All
digital
signals
for
regeneration
are
processed
using
one
chip.
The
built-in
RA!vl
enables
high-integration
mounting.
Generation
by
the
use ofa digital
PLL
of
bit
clock pulses for
strobing
the
EFM
signal.
EFM
data
demodulation
Subcode
demodulation
and
subcode Q
data
error
detection
Digital
spindle
servo
system (incorporating
an
oversampling
filter)
3.Block
Diagram
FSTT
XPil
xPJ"o
XTSL
V)...KI
VPCO
• I
oBO
1
24
25
"M
C16M
PDQ
VCOI
vcoo
PCO
FI
LI
FILO
CL
TV
ee
ASYO
WFCK
SCOR
EXCK
SBSO
EMPH
SQCK
SQSO
MON
PSW
MOP
MOS
Clock
2:,
Goe 1
'
01g1tal
PLL
~
:.rr:
(vari-pitch
-I,
EFM
32K
RAM
double
speed)
demodulator
I ' I @ ' i
'
1
Register]D
I,
Address Priority
Sync
generator
«ncoder
protector Serial I
k-
2
r
parallel
'
k-
T1m1ng·~
""""
D
'A
processor
~
I
data
processor
I
generator
Sub,ode
P-W
Peak detector!
-
,-
processor
@
~
~
Sut>code
Q
I,
Error
,I
1 processor l.._. corrector
I
CLV
CPU
interface!--..
c------'
I
processor~
T1m1ng
J
generator<
•
~
•
Servo
Noi>erl·
I
18-time~
auto
'
shaper
..-1over~_ampl1~g
>equ<:>~cer
1lter
'
I t I I
u u
LJ
I
LJ
c
u u
XRST
LOCK
APTR
APTL
LRCK
\VDCK
SEIN
SENS
(NIN
FOK
MIRR
Notes:
AVon
AV1~
Voo
Voo
v"
v"
65
64
41
40
PSSl
OA01-t6
MUTE
DOUT
MD2
DATA
CLOK
XLAT
DATO
CLKO
XLTO
The
data
at
the
64-bit
slot
is
output
in
2's
complements on
an
LSB-first basis. The
data
at
the
48-bit
slot
is
output
in
2's
complements
on
an
:MSB-first basis.
GTOP
monitors
the
state
ofFrame
Sync protection.
("H":
Sync protection window released)
XUFG
isa
negative
Frame
Sync pulse obtained from
the
EF:M
signal
before
Frame
Sync
protection
is
effected.
XPLCK is
an
inversion
of
the
EFM
PLL
clock. The
PLL
is
designed so
that
the
falling edge
ofXPLCK
coincides
with
a
change
point
of
the
E.FM signal.
The
GFS
signal
turns
"I-I"
upon coincidence between
Frame
Sync
and
the
timing
of
interpolation
protection.
RFCK
is
a
signal
generated
at
136-µs periods using a
crystal
oscillator.
C2PO
is
a
signal
to
indicate
a
data
error.
XRAOF is a
signal
issued
when
ajit.ter
margin
of±
28.F
is exceeded by
the
32K RAM.
(No.20478) 1-19

RG-M10BU
4.
Pin
Functions
Pin No.
Symbol
,;o
Function
1
FOK
I Focus
OK
input
pin.
Used
for
SENS
output
and
servo
auto
sequencer.
'
f'iW
0
Non
connection
3
MON
0
Output
for
spindle
motor
ON
/OFf
control.
4
MDP
0
Output
for spindleservo control.
s
MOS
0
Output
for
5pindle servo control (Non connection).
6
LOCK
0 This
terminal
is
HH
"when
the
GFS
signal
~mpled
at
460Hz
is
"H"
.It
turns
NL"
when
the
GFSs1gnal
turns
out
"L"
8
or
morEtime11n
succession.
,_,
--
Non
conn€ct1on
1D
TEST
I Test
pin
(Normally
at
OV)
"
PDO
0
Output
of
charge
pump
for
analoo
EFM
PLL
(Non
connection).
12 v
..
--
GND
13-16
Non
connection
"
V(KI
I Clock 1nput
from
external
VCO
for
van-pitch
control
fc .. 16.9344MHz.
1B
FILO
0
Output
of
filter
for
masterPLL
(Slave~
D191tal PLL)
19
FILI
I
Input
to
filter for master
Pll.
20
eco
0
Output
of
charge
pump
for
master
PLL
21
AVss
Analog
GND
22
CLTV
I VCO
control
voltage
input
for
master
PLL.
23
AV
Analog
power
supply
24 " I EFM signal
input
25
TEST2
I
TEST
pin
(Connected
to
GND)
26
TEST3
I
TEST
pin (Connected
to
GND)
"
ASYO
0 EFM
full-swing
output
" TEST4 I
TEST
pin
(Connected
to
GND)
"
NC
--
Non
connection
30
PSSL
I
Input
use-0
to
switch
the
audio
data
output
mode.·
L"
for
serial
output,"H"
for
parallel
output.
" WDCK 0
DI
A
interface
for
48·bit
slot.
Word
clock
f'"
2Fs.
32
LRCK
0
D/Ainterfawfor48-bitslot_
LRcloctf.,
Fs_
33
v
Power
supply
34
DA16
0
Output
DA
16{MSB)
when
PSSL"' 1
or
serial
data
from
4S-bit
sloi:(2'1
completements.MSB
first)
when
PSSL"' 0
3S
DOA15
0
Output
DA
15
when
PSSL""
1
or
bit
clock
from
48-bit
slot
when
PSSL
~
0.
36--S
1
Non
connection
52
vss
--
GND
53
XTAI I
Input
to
16.9344MHz
Xtal
oscillation
circuit
or
33.8688MHz
11'\put_
54
XTAO
0
Output
of
16
9344
MHz
Xtal
osc1llat1on circuit_
SS
"'"
I
Xtal
selection
11'\put
pin
"L"
for
16,344MHi
Xtal.
'H"
for
33.8688
MHz
Xtal.
56-58
-
Non
connection
59 MD2 I
Digital-Out
ON/Off
control
"H"
for
ON,
"l"
for
OFF_
60
DOUT 0
Digital-0lJtoutput
pin.
6'
EMPH 0
H:
empha$ts
on
L:
emphasis
off
62
--
Non
connection
63
SCOR
0 Turns
"H"
when
subcode Sync
SO
or
$1
11
detected.
64
saso
0
Sen<1I
output
of
Sub P
tow_
65
EXCK
I Clock
input
for
reading
SBSO.
66
SQSO
0
Outputs
80-bit
Sub
Q
and
16-bit
PCM
peak
l<i!veldata.
"
SQCK
I Clock
input
for
reading
SQSO
68
MUTE I
"H"
for
muting,
"L
•for
release.
69
SENS
0
SENS
output
to
CPU.
'°
XRST
I ys.tem reset.
"L"
for
re~tting_
"
DATA
I
Inputs
serial
data
from
CPU.
"
"'-'"
I !Latches serial
data
inout
from
CPU
atfallins
edoe.
" v,,
--
1PoW<i!rsllpply(
+
SV)
"
(LOK
I l11p-utsserial
data
transfer
dock
from
CPU.
7S
SEIN
I lnplJtsSENSE
from
SSP
76
CNIN I
Inputs
track
1ump
count
s10
naL
" DATO 0
Outp-uts;erial
data
to
SSP.
" XLTO 0 Latches :serial
data
output
to
SSP
atfal1uig
edge.
" CLKO 0
Outputs
serial
data
tran:sfer
dock
toSSP.
ao
MIRR
I lnr>uts
mirror
sinnal
to
be
used
b"
auto
ie"ue-ncer
when
1umrnno
12"
or
m re tFacks.
1-20 (No.20478)