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Kenwood KDC-W6531 User manual

© 2005-2 PRINTED IN JAPAN
B53-0240-00 (N)1708
CD RECEIVER
KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
SERVICE MANUAL
This product uses Lead Free solder.
Plastic cabinet assy
(A02-2732-03) Lever
(D10-4589-04) x2
Screw set
KDC-X589:
(N09-6212-05)
KDC-X7529/W6531
/W6531Y:
(N09-6280-05)
DC cord
(E30-6412-05)
Screw set
KDC-X589:
(N99-1723-05)
KDC-X7529:
(N99-1758-05)
Mounting hardware assy
(J21-9716-03)
Remote controller assy
(A70-2067-05)
MODEL TDF PANEL No. TDF NAME
KDC-X589 Y33-2180-60 TDF-55DX
KDC-X7529 Y33-2180-65 TDF-X7529
KDC-W6531/W6531Y Y33-2180-63 TDF-W6531
TDF PANEL INFORMATION
Size AA battery
(Not suplied)
DC cord
(E30-6408-05)
Compact disc
KDC-X589/X7529:
(W01-1643-15)
KDC-W6531/W6531Y:
(W01-1647-15)
Antenna adaptor
(T90-0523-05)
KDC-X589
KDC-X7529
KDC-W6531
KDC-W6531Y
Panel assy
(A64-3498-12)
Panel assy
(A64-3503-12)
Panel assy
(A64-3511-12)
Escutcheon
(B07-3125-01)
Escutcheon
(B07-3125-01)
Escutcheon
(B07-3125-01)
Depends on the model.
Refer to the parts list.
CD MECHANISM EXTENSION
CORD (24P) : W05-0934-00
A unique identification number (Unique ID) is given to each unit, which is imprinted on
the CD mechanism assembly. If and when the mechanism assembly or Flash ROM
(IC17) on the mechanism board is replaced, it is necessary to write the Unique ID.
For details, refer to “How to Write the Unique ID” on Page 15.
RC-527
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KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
BLOCK DIAGRAM
F/E A8V
AM+B
SW5
RDS SW5
LX-BUS
BU
AUX
E-VOL
IC2
CD MECHA
SERVO+B
A8V BU5V
CD5V
3.3VREF.
PRE+B
A8V
A8V
4VPRE-REF.
AM+B
IC9
IC11
Q300
A8V
AM+B
SYSTEM u-COM
OPELDISP
MARINEDISP
BU
PW-IC
PW-IC SVR
SP-OUT
MUTE
PRE-OUT
IC10
EEPROM
SW5
Q400-405 PRE-OUT(2V/4V)
IC902
3.3VREF.
SVR/ SVR+B
A8VPW-IC SVR
3.3VREF.
Q107
EXT-AMP
PHONE
ACC-DET
Q112
DIMMER
Q108
SURGE
Q109
PAN/
PANEL
Q7
BU5V
IC12
PCON-SW
Q1
Q103
BU-DET
Q111
4V
ILL+B
Q15
IC5
SVR+B
Q9
SW14V
Q4
SW5V
Q3
ANT-SW
Q101
CD SERVO
Q9
PAN
Q18
A8V
Q5
PAN5V
Q13
DC-CN
BU5PAN5V
ILL+B
A8V
PRE+B
SVR+B
SERVO+B
CD5V
BU5
SW5
P-M+B
ILL+B
M+B
PRE+B
CD5V
DET
TYPE-SW
OEM TYPE-SW
MUTE
BU5 BU5
DC-CN etc
GUIDE ILL
DSI/ BU5
EEP-DET
MECHA
SLIDE
DET
MOTOR
DRIVER
P-M+B
RST
IC7
IC8
BU5
PAN5 ILL+B
CN/FPC
MECHA
SLIDE
CN-DET
RESET ENCODER
ROTARY
REMO SW5V
SW
SW F+/F-
DISP BLACK
FL DRIVER
ILL
KEY-ILLUMI
SW ILLUMI
KEY MATRIX
KEY
FL
IC2-6
IC1
MOTOR+B
SW5 Q1
IC1
Q6
PAN5
PAN5
Q2 F+/F-
FL+B OUT SW
Q4,5
IC4
IC2
FST DXM6580W
DXM6800W
3
8
2
8
2
4321043
5
R/R
R/L
F/R
F/L
2
FRONT
REAR
SUB-WOOFER
P ON
PON ILL
P ON
PON PAN CD
P ON
ANT CON P CON
BU
EXT-CONT
ACC
ILLUMI
PHONE
P-ANT
P-CON
B.U.
MUTE DC-DET
PON PAN
(PWR OFF ONLY)
DET
EXT CONT
PHONE
ACC DET
DIMMER
2
3
2
PW-IC E-VOL
RST
BU DET
EXT CONT/PHONE
DIMMER/ACC DET
P CON/PON
BU DET/ANT CON
PON PAN CD/PON ILL
PON PAN
11
52
SW
FUNCTION
55
9
P ON
ELECTRIC UNIT (X34-342x-xx/3762-70)
(X16- )
KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
3
BLOCK DIAGRAM
TR COIL
FO COIL
C
F
AB
E
PD
LD
SERVO DSP
MOTOR
DRIVER
SP MOTOR
LOADING &
MOTOR
SLED
IC4
IC2
u-COM
IC1
MP3/WMA/AAC
IC15
IC5
3.3V REG.
3.3V REG.
IC21
1.8V REG.
IC20 IC19
3.3V REG.
IC14
5V REG.
SW
DAC
3.3 5V
3.3 5V
3.3 5V
3.3 5V
LPF
IC18
IC13
16MBIT
SDRAM
IC16
ROM
FLASH
IC17
4MBIT
D5V
S7.5V
A8V
BU5V
RF AMP
DECODER
ACD DECODER
16.898MHz
SW3.3V(712)
S7.5V
RESET
SCK
SI
STB
A0
SO
INTQ
POWER ON 26.88MHz BU3.3V
D5V
FLAG
C16M
BCLK
DATA
LRCK
SW3.3V
SW3.3V
SW1.8V
(CS7410)
(CS7410)
(712)
POWER ON
BU3.3V
SW5V
BU5V
A8V
RESET
DATA MUTE
SREQ BREQ
DOCS
CLK
DI PCM DATA
PCM BCLK
PCM XCK
PCM LRCK
DAC RST
DAC MUTE
INFINITY 0 DET.L/R
SER/GPIO
L/R
AUDIO MUTE
I2C
MSTOP,MRESET
LOE/LIM SW
8EJE-SW
LOS-SW
12EJE-SW
L/R
SW3.3V(712)
CONTROLLER
MEMORY
8BIT
0-2MB
ROM
DRAM
256k-8MB
4,8,16BIT
(CS7410)
SW3.3V
2x512kx16BIT
512kx8BIT
SW3.3V
(CS7410)
SW5V
EMPH
I2S
CD I/F
DAC CONTROL
SW3.3V
(CS7410)
SW1.8V
&
CD PLAYER UNIT (X32-5730)
COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
●SWITCH UNIT (X16-2920-1x/3142-70)
Ref. No. Application / Function Operation / Condition / Compatibility
IC1 VFD Driver
IC2 Remote Control IC
Q1 SW5 The power supply for IC2 is turned on when Q1’s base level goes “L”.
Q2,Q3 FL+ SW The power supply for filament is turned on when Q3’s base level goes “H”.
Q4 GREEN LED SW GREEN LED is turned on when Q4’s base level goes “H”.
Q5 RED LED SW RED LED is turned on when Q5’s base level goes “H”.
Q6,Q7 VFL SW The power supply for IC1’sVFL is turned on when Q7’s base level goes “H”.
Q8 GREEN LED SW GREEN LED (TRIANGLE LED) is turned on when Q8’s base level goes “H”.
(TRIANGLE LED)
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KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
●CD PLAYER UNIT (X32-5730-00)
Ref. No. Application / Function Operation / Condition / Compatibility
IC1 µ-com for mechanism control
IC2 LSI for CD signal processing +RF AMP
IC4 BTL driver SP,SL (including LO/EJ) motor and PU actuator
IC5 SW3.3V regulator 3.3V power supply for IC2, PU, and IC18 digital section
IC13 Audio active filter Secondary LPF
IC14 A5V regulator 5V power supply for DAC
IC15 Compacted audio decoding DSP AC drive decoder,MP3/WMA/AAC decoder
IC16 Compacted audio expanding SDRAM
IC17 Decoder software, unique ID storage flash ROM
IC18 Audio external 24-bit D-A converter
IC19 BU3.3V regulator 3.3V power supply for µ-com
IC20 1.8V regulator 1.8V power supply for core section of IC15
IC21 Decoder/SDRAM/Flash ROM 3.3V regulator 3.3V power supply for port section of IC15, IC16 and IC17
Q1,4 Level shift (3.3V-5V) FET
Q3,5,6 Level shift (3.3V-5V) transistor with 2 elements
Q7 Level shift (3.3V-5V) transistor
Q8 APC (Auto Power Control) transistor
Q9,10 Transistor for preceding beam delaying SW during non-search
Q11 A5V power supply constant circuit FET
Q12,13 SW8V SW transistor
Q14,15 SDRAM 3.3V power supply SW transistor SDRAM power supply is turned off when /CSRST is “L”.
D2 UPD63712GC built-in resetting terminal static protection diode
D3 Protection diode for pick-up laser diode
D4,D5 Diode for securing audio L-R reference voltage
D6 Diode for control terminal’s “L” confirmation for IC20 and IC21
●ELECTRIC UNIT (X34-342x-xx/3762-70)
Ref. No. Application / Function Operation / Condition / Compatibility
IC1 System µ-com
IC2 E-vol IC
IC3 Regulator IC for A8V
IC4 Power IC
IC5 Regulator IC for ILL+B (10.65V)
IC6 Logic IC for muting
IC7 Reset IC
IC8 Motor Driver IC for Slide panel mecha
IC9 RDS Decoder IC
IC10 Rom IC for Installer-Memory and Rom-Correction
IC11 AMP for 4V Pre-Out Ref.
IC12
Switching regulator IC for CD mecha D5V and FL filament
IC902 AMP for Power IC SVR and E-vol IC 3.3V Ref.
Q1,2 B.U.5V AVR While BU is applied, BU5V AVR outputs 5V.
Q3,11 SW5V When Q11’base goes Hi, SW5V outputs 5V.
KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
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COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
MICROCOMPUTER’STERMINAL DESCRIPTION
●MECHANISM MICROCOMPUTER 91CU27UG5UR8 (X32-573 : IC1)
Pin No. Pin Name I/O Application Processing Operation Description
1VREFL I ADC reference power supply input terminal (L) GND
2DMUTE O Driver MUTE L : STOP, H :MUTE OFF
3CSRST O (Decoder) Resetting control L : RESET, H : NORMAL
4NCONot used. Open output L-fixed
5LZM I 0bit MUTE detection (Lch) L : MUTE OFF, H : MUTE ON
6RZM I 0bit MUTE detection (Rch) L : MUTE OFF, H : MUTE ON
7BREQ I (Decoder) BREQ signal input
8DSPINT I (DSP) interruption signal input H : Interruption
9SREQ O (Decoder) SREQ signal output
Ref. No. Application / Function Operation / Condition / Compatibility
Q4,906 SW14V When Q4’base goes Hi, SW14V outputs 14V.
Q5,6 AUDIO8V AVR When Q6’base goes Hi, A8V AVR outputs 8.3V.
Q7,8 MOTOR+B AVR When Q8’base goes Hi, M+B AVR outputs 8.3V.
Q9,10 SERVO+B AVR When Q10’base goes Hi, S+B AVR outputs 7.7V.
Q12 SW for IC12 When Q12’base goes Lo, IC12 is turned on.
Q13 PAN5V When Q13’base goes Lo, PAN5V outputs 5V.
Q14 4V PRE+B Short Protection If Q15’Emitter short to GND, between Q14’Base to Emitter
more than 0.6V, Q14 ON and Q15 is turned off.
Q15,16 4V PRE+B When Q15’base goes Hi, 4V PRE+B outputs 12V.
Q17,18 ILL+B SW When Q17’base goes Hi, ILL+B SW outputs 10.65V.
Q101,102 P-ANT SW When Q102’base goes Hi, P-ANT SW outputs 14V.
Q103,106 P-CON SW When Q106’base goes Hi, P-CON SW outputs 14V.
Protects Q104 from being triggered erroneously.This is
Q104,105 P-CON Protection achieved by turning on output protection when P-CON output
grounding is detected.
Q107 Ext Amp Control Buffer
Q108 Small lamp det SW When Q108’base goes Hi, Q108 is turned on.
Q109,110 Surge det When Q109’base goes Hi, Q109, Q110 are turned on.
Q111 BU det When Q111’base goes Hi, Q111 is turned on.
Q112 ACC det When Q112’base goes Hi, Q112 is turned on.
Q113 Mute driver When Q113’base goes Lo, mute driver is turned on.
Q114 Mute driver When Q114’base goes Lo, mute driver is turned on.
Q115,116 Mute driver When a base goes Lo, mute driver is turned on.
Q300,301 AM+B SW When Q301’base goes Hi, AM+B is out.
Q304 DSI (Disabled System Indicator) DSI blinks when Q304’base goes “H/L”
Q400~405 Pre-out mute SW When a base goes Hi, Pre-out is muted.
Q905 SVR+B AVR When Q905’base goes Hi, SVR+B AVR outputs 14V.
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KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
MICROCOMPUTER’STERMINAL DESCRIPTION
Pin No. Pin Name I/O Application Processing Operation Description
10 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
11 S_DATA O (Decoder) Data output for serial data
12 B_DATA I (Decoder) Data input for serial data
13 CLK O (Decoder) Clock output for serial data
14 DSPTXD1 O (DSP) Data output for serial data
15 DSPRXD1 I (DSP) Data input for serial data
16 DSPSCLK1 O (DSP) Clock output for serial data
17 AM0 - ROM mode selection terminal H :NORMAL, L : External ROM mode
18 DVCC - BU3.3V
19 X2 O Oscillator connection 26.88MHz
20 DVSS - GND
21 X1 I Oscillator connection 26.88MHz
22 AM1 - H-fixed
23 RESET I Reset detection L : RESET H : NORMAL
24,25 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
26 NMI I Non-maskable interruption Not used.
27 ALE O Not used. Open output prohibited (Hi-Z)
28 DSPSTB O (DSP) Data strobe signal output
29 DSPA0 O
(DSP) Command parameter identification signal output
H :Transmitting parameter, L :Transmitting command
30 DSPRST O (DSP) Reset control
31 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
32 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
33 SEARCH O Search condition output H : In search, L : Normal (x2 : L-fixed)
34 LOE/LIM_SW I PU LIM detection SW H : LIM
35~39 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
40 POND3.3 O D3.3V POWER ON control terminal H :POWER ON
41 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
42 PONCS O CS7410-series power supply control terminal H:POWER ON
43~47 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
48 DATA_MUTE O Data output status L : DATA output MUTE
49 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
50 NC (BOOT) O Mask : Not used. (output H) / Flash (write terminal) (Flash) L :WRITE, H : NORMAL
51~53 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
54 MUTE L O Lch audio MUTE control L : MUTE ON
55 MUTE R O Rch audio MUTE control L : MUTE ON
56 NC O Not used. Open output L-fixed
57 SDA I/O (System µ-com) I2C data
58 SCL I/O (System µ-com) I2C clock
59 MSTOP I Standby restart interruption L:STOP H:STOP release
60~62 AN0~AN2 I TEST0~TEST2 PULL DOWN
63 UNQID I Unique ID write permission L : Normal, H : During service write
64 AVCC - ADC power supply terminal BU3.3V
KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
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MICROCOMPUTER’STERMINAL DESCRIPTION
●MAIN MICROCOMPUTER 30624MWPA35GP (X34 : IC1)
Pin No.
Pin Name Module I/O Application Truth Processing Operation Description
(functional)
Value Table
1REMO EXTRA I Remote controller signal input Pulse width is detected.
2LX_MUTE LX_M I Mute request from slave unit H : Mute ON, L : Mute OFF
3AUD_SDA AUDIO I/O E-VOL data output terminal
4AUD_SEL AUDIO O E-VOL control terminal
5AUD_SCL AUDIO O E-VOL clock output terminal
6BYTE µCOM -
7CNVSS µCOM -
8XCIN µCOM I
9XCOUT µCOM I
10 RESET µCOM -
11 XOUT µCOM -
12 VSS µCOM -
13 XIN µCOM - 12.0MHz
14 VCC1 µCOM -
15 NMI µCOM I Not used.
16 CN_DET EXTRA I Panel communication detection H : No PANEL, L :With PANEL
17 RDS_CLK TUNER I RDS decoder CLK input terminal
(RDS Model only)
17 NC O Not used. (Other than RDS Model) Output L-fixed
18 LX_REQ_S LX_M I Communication request from slave unit
19 PON_AM
Power supply
I/O AM power supply control AM in operation : H,
AM not in operation : Hi-z
20 LX_REQ_M LX_M O Communication request to slave unit
21 TUN_IFC_OUT TUNER I F/E IFC OUT input terminal H :With station, L : No station
22 RDS_AFS_L TUNER I/O Constant switching at noise detection rRefer to truth value table.
23 RDS_AFS_M TUNER I/O Constant switching at noise detection rRefer to truth value table.
24 RDS_QUAL TUNER I RDS decoder QUAL input terminal
(RDS Model only)
24 NC O Not used. (Other than RDS Model) Output L-fixed
25 RDS_DATA TUNER I RDS decoder DATA input terminal
(RDS Model only)
25 NC O Not used. (Other than RDS Model) Output L-fixed
26 PWIC_BEEP PWIC O Beep output
27 TUN_SCL TUNER I/O F/E I2C clock input/output terminal (MAX400kHz)
28 TUN_SDA TUNER I/O F/E I2C data input/output terminal
29 VFD_SYS_DATA toPANEL O VFD data output terminal Data output
30 VFD_PAN_DATA toPANEL I VFD data input terminal Data input
31 VFD_CL toPANEL O VFD clock output terminal 125kHz
32 VFD_INH toPANEL O VFD data blanking output H : Light ON, L : Light OFF
33 SDA/CD_SDA CD I/O CD mechanism I2C data input/output
terminal
33 SDA/ROMCOR_SDA EXTRA I/O ROM correction E2PROM I2C data
input/output terminal
34 SCL/CD_SCL CD I/O
CD mechanism I2C clock output terminal
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KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
MICROCOMPUTER’STERMINAL DESCRIPTION
Pin No.
Pin Name Module I/O Application Truth Processing Operation Description
(functional)
ValueTable
34 SCL/ROMCOR_SCL EXTRA I/O ROM correction E2PROM I2C clock
output terminal
35 PON_PANEL Power supply I/O Panel 5V control terminal POWER ON : Hi-Z, POWER OFF : L,
50Ms before PON_PANEL/CD turns H :L
36 DSI EXTRA I/O DSI control terminal OFF : Hi-z No PANEL : Pulse driven
ILL_ON, OPEN (When Power_ON) : H
37 PM_MOT1 P-MECHA O Panel motor control 1 wRefer to truth value table.
38 PM_MOT2 P-MECHA O Panel motor control 2 wRefer to truth value table.
39 EPM µCOM I FLASH EPM input terminal
40 PM_OPEN P-MECHA I Panel full open detection eRefer to truth value table.
41 PM_CLOSE P-MECHA I Panel mechanism close detection eRefer to truth value table.
42 ROMCOR_DET EXTRA I E2PROM write request H :Writing
43 PM_DET P-MECHA I Panel mechanism detection H : Function check in progress
44 VFD_CE toPANEL O VFD_control request
45 ROTARY_CW toPANEL I VOL key input Pulse width is detected.
46 ROTARY_CCW toPANEL I VOL key input Pulse width is detected.
47 CD_DISC12_SW CD I CD disc detection terminal (12cm)
48 CD_LOS_SW CD I CD loading detection terminal
49 CD_MUTE_R CD I CD MUTE (Rch) request terminal H :Normal, L :Rch mute request
Effective only for CD
50 CD_MUTE_L CD I CD MUTE (Lch) request terminal H :Normal, L :Lch mute request
Effective only for CD
51 CD_MRST CD O CD mechanism µ-com RST terminal H :Normal, L :Reset
52 CD_MSTOP CD O CD mechanism µ-com stop terminal H : CD mechanism µ-com in operation
L : CD mechanism µ-com stop
53 NC CD O Not used. Output L-fixed
54 CD_LOE_LIM_SW CD I CD detection terminal (Chucking SW) H : Loading complete L : No disc
55 CD_LOEJ CD I/O CD motor control terminal qRefer to truth value table.
56 CD_MOTOR CD O CD motor control terminal qRefer to truth value table.
57 PON_ILLUMI Power supply I/O Key Illumi power supply control ON : H OFF : Hi-Z
Panel 5V/CD WMA Power supply
P
OWER ON :L POWER OFF :H, when
58 PON_PANEL_CD Power supply O control terminal RESET, L before M-STOP.Refer to timing
chart
59 PON Power supply O Power supply control POWER ON :H, POWER OFF :L
60 VCC2 µCOM -
61 EXT_AMP_CON EXTRA I/O External AMP control
62 VSS µCOM -
63 TYPE_1 TYPE I Destination switching yRefer to truth value table.
64 TYPE_2 TYPE I Destination switching yRefer to truth value table.
65 TYPE_3 TYPE I Destination switching yRefer to truth value table.
66 TUN_TYPE1 TYPE I Destination setting 1 tRefer to truth value table.
67 TUN_TYPE2 TYPE I Destination setting 2 tRefer to truth value table.
68 OEM_DISP_DATA EXTRA I/O External display data External display
68 NC O Not used. (M-destination only) Output L-fixed
69 OEM_DISP_CLK EXTRA I/O External display CLK External display
69 NC O Not used. (M-destination only) Output L-fixed
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/X589/X7529
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MICROCOMPUTER’STERMINAL DESCRIPTION
Pin No.
Pin Name Module I/O Application Truth Processing Operation Description
(functional)
Value Table
70 OEM_DISP_CE EXTRA I/O External display control request External display
70 NC O Not used. (M-destination only) Output L-fixed
71 NC EXTRA O Not used. Output L-fixed
72 P_CON Power supply O External AMP control terminal POWER ON : H, POWER OFF : L,
STANDBY source : L
73 KEY_REQ toPANEL I
Communication request fromVFD driver
Connect to VFD_PAN_DATA
74 ANT_CON EXTRA O Power antenna control TUNER ON : H
75 ILLUMI_DET EXTRA I Dimmer Illumi control L : ON, H : OFF
76 BU_DET EXTRA I Momentary power down detection With BU :L,
No BU, Momentary power down : H
77 ACC_DET EXTRA I ACC Power supply detection With ACC : L, No ACC : H
78 (PWIC_SVR) PWIC O SVR discharge circuit When POWER OFF and momentary
power down, for 5 sec.: H, Then : L
79 PWIC_MUTE PWIC O Power IC MUTE terminal When STANDBY source and momentary
power down : L, When TEL MUTE :L
80 PWIC_STBY PWIC O Power IC standby control POWER ON :H, POWER OFF : L
81 LX_CON LX_M O Boot up request to slave unit H : Slave unit ON, L :Slave unit OFF
When CD MUTE R is L : H (When CD)
82 MUTE_PRE_R AUDIO O PRE_OUT MUTE Rch At momentary power down : H
Refer to timing chart. Only with 2-zone
and NAVI interruption :L-fixed
When CD MUTE L is L : H (When CD)
83 MUTE_PRE_L AUDIO O PRE_OUT MUTE Lch At momentary power down : H
Only with 2-zone and
NAVI interruption :L-fixed
84 MUTE_0 AUDIO I/O E-VOL FRONT MUTE terminal L : MUTE ON, Hi-Z : MUTE OFF
85 MUTE_1 AUDIO I/O E-VOL REAR MUTE terminal L : MUTE ON, Hi-Z : MUTE OFF
86 MUTE_2 AUDIO I/O E-VOL OTHER MUTE terminal L : MUTE ON, Hi-Z : MUTE OFF
87 LINE_MUTE EXTRA I Line mute detection TEL MUTE : 1V or less
NAVI MUTE : 2.5V or more
88 NC O Not used. Output L-fixed
89 PWIC_DC_DET PWIC I DC Offset detection terminal
90 LX_RST LX_M O Hard resetting to slave unit H : Reset, L : Normal
91 MUTE_C AUDIO I/O E-VOL MUTE terminal (For AFS) L : MUTE ON, Hi-Z : MUTE OFF
92 NC O Not used. Output L-fixed
93 RDS_NOISE TUNER I FM noise detection terminal
94 AVSS µCOM -
95 TUN_SMETER TUNER I S-meter output
96 VREF µCOM - Connect to P_ON
97 AVCC µCOM - Connect to VCC
98 LX_DATA_S LX_M I Data from slave unit
99 LX_DATA_M LX_M I/O Data to slave unit
100 LX_CLK LX_M I/O LX BUS clock
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/X589/X7529
PANEL General Purpose Port Functional Allocation
Pin No. Active (H/L) Pin Name I/O Application Processing Operation Description
68 H RED O RED LED control terminal RED : H
GREEN : L
69 H GREEN O GREEN LED control terminal RED : L
GREEN : H
70 L PON O Panel SW5V control terminal SW5V ON : L
SW5V OFF : H
71 H DBO O Triangle LED control terminal (eXcelon only) DISPLAY BLACKOUT ON : H
DISPLAY BLACKOUT OFF : L
71 NC O Not used. (Other than eXcelon) Output L-fixed
Truth Value Table
qCD_MOTOR, CD_LOEJ
CD_MOTOR CD_LOEJ
Stop L L
Load H L
Eject H H
Brake H Hi-z
wPANEL MOTOR CONTROL
OPEN CLOSE STOP WAIT
PM_MOT1 L H H L
PM_MOT2 H L H L
ePANEL MECHANISM CONTROL
FULL_OPEN FULL_CLOSE OTHER
PM_OPEN H L L
PM_CLOSE H L H
rAFS CONTROL
RDS_AFS_M RDS_AFS_L Condition
AFS LOW L L No sound output with AF search
AFS MID L Hi-Z Sound output with AF search
AFS HIGH Hi-Z Hi-Z Normal reception
tTUNER TYPE
TUN_TYPE1 (66PIN) TUN_TYPE2 (67PIN)
Third party model L L
OEM Model 1 L H
OEM Model 2 H L
OEM Model 3 H H
yDestination
TYPE3 TYPE2 TYPE1 Destination
000KDC-X589
001KDC-MP5028
010KDC-MP528
011KDC-W6531
100KDC-W6031
101KDC-X7529
MICROCOMPUTER’STERMINAL DESCRIPTION
KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
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●How to enter the test mode
In order to enter the test mode, reset the unit while simulta-
neously pressing down [1] and [3] keys.
●How to clear the test mode
The test mode is cleared in case of any of the following events:
resetting, momentary power down, Acc OFF, Power OFF and
removal of the panel.
●Initial conditions of the test mode
•Source is STANDBY.
•Displays lights are all turned on.
•The volume is at -10dB (The display is 30).
•Loudness (LOUD) is OFF.
•CRSC is OFF, regardless of whether there are switching
functions or not.
•SYSTEM Q is NATURAL (=FLAT).
•BEEP will sound anytime with a short push.
•Auxiliary (AUX) is ON.
•SWPRE is SUB WOOFER (2 PREOUT models).
●RDS automatic measurement
Conventionally, the PS display has been visually checked on
the production line.This will be replaced by a new processing.
The PS data will be received and the PS contents is to be
verified as “RDS_TEST”When this is verified, the P-CON ter-
minal is forced to go OFF. ( In this case, “_” means blank.)
→This will be a dedicated test mode processing.
On the P-CON, when power is turned off once and, then,
turned on again, (Power OFF →ON ) the unit will be
restarted.
●Special display when set toTUNER
When inTUNER mode, if any of the following displays appear,
there is an abnormality with the front end.
•“TNE2P_NG” : The E2PROM is still with the default (un-
specified) value, due to the fact that the front-end being
shipped without going through the adjustment process.
•“TNCON_NG” : In this condition, the communication with
the front end is not possible.
●Forced switching of K3I
In TUNER FM mode, each time [6] key is pressed, the func-
tions move in the following cycle : AUTO →forced WIDE →
forced MIDDLE →force NARROW →AUTO.The initial condi-
tion is AUTO and the displays below will appear.
•AUTO : FM1_98.1A
•Forced WIDE : FM1_98.1W
•Forced MIDDLE : FM1_98.1M
•Forced NARROW : FM1_98.1N
●CD receiver test mode specifications
•In the display mode, the initial setting is P-TIME.
•Jumps are made to the following tracks by pressing the
key. No.9 →No.15 →No.10 →No.11 →No.12 →No.13 →
No.22 →No.14 →No.9 (Returns to the beginning)
It must be noted, however, that when paying MP3 / WMA /
AAC disk, which contain 8 files or less, the first track and
the following tracks are played in order.
•When key is pressed, it goes down by one track.
•When playing MP3 / WMA / AAC disks, the file format is
displayed immediately before playing each file.
(“MP3”, “WMA”, “AAC”)
•When a CD is used as a source, by short-pressing [1] key, a
jump to the Track No.28 is made.
•When a CD is used as a source, by short-pressing [2] key, a
jump to the Track No.14 is made.
•When a CD is used as a source, by short-pressing [3] key, a
display of CD mechanism model name and its version is
made.When the short-pressing of [3] key is made for the
second time, the normal display is resumed. (Time code
display)
•When a CD is used as a source, by short-pressing [6] key, a
jump to the Track No.15 is made.At the same time, the vol-
ume value is set to 25 (2V PRE) and 27 (4V PRE).
●Audio Adjust mode
•By short-pressing [AUD] key, the Audio Adjust mode is en-
tered.
•As with the [AUD] key, [*] key on the remote controller can
be used to enter the Audio Adjust mode.
•As for the adjustment items, items for both the AUDIO FUNC-
TION MODE and SETUP MODE are included.
•The first item is the Fader which is followed by :Balance →
Bass Level →Middle Level →Treble Level →( Sub Woofer
Level ) →HPF Front →HPF Rear →LPF Sub Woofer. (Af-
TEST MODE
:
6 8 0 0 0 1 2 3
Version
Model Name
Display
contents
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ter this, any of the item can be selected)
*Normally, Sub Woofer Level is not included. In this ver-
sion, however, the Sub Woofer Level is included, and this
has been already arranged.
•With the remote controller, continuous forwarding is prohib-
ited.
•Using the VOL knob, the Fader is to be adjusted to the fol-
lowing three levels :R15 ↔0 ↔F15.(The default value :0)
•Using the VOL knob, the Balance is to be adjusted to the
following three levels : L15 ↔0 ↔R15.(The default value :
0)
•Using theVOL knob, the Sub Woofer Level is to be adjusted
to the following three levels :-15 ↔0 ↔+15 . (The default
value : 0)
•Using the VOL knob, Bass / Middle / Treble Level is to be
adjusted to the following three levels : -8 ↔0 ↔+8 . (The
default value :0)
•Using theVOL knob, the HPF Front / Rear is to be adjusted
to the following two levels :Through ↔180Hz (or 220Hz).
(The default value :Through)
•Using the VOL knob, the LPF Sub Woofer is to be adjusted
to the following two levels :60Hz (or 50Hz) ↔Through.(The
default value :Through)
•Using the VOL knob, the Sub Woofer Phase is to be ad-
justed to the following two levels :Reverse ↔Normal .(The
default value :Normal)
•Using the VOL knob, the Volume Offset is to be adjusted to
the following two levels : -8 ↔0. (The default value : 0)
•Using the VOL knob, the Loudness ON / OFF is to be ad-
justed to the following two levels : OFF ↔ON. (The default
value : OFF)
•Using theVOL knob, the 2 Zone ON / OFF is to be adjusted
to the following two levels : OFF ↔ON. (The default value :
OFF)
•Items of Bass f / Bass Q / Bass EXT / Middle f / Middle Q /
Treble f are not included in the audio adjustment.
●MENU Items
•By short-pressing [Q] key, MENU can be entered.
•The [DNPP/SBF] and [DIRECT] keys on the remote con-
troller can also be used to enter the MENU.
•With the remote controller, continuous forwarding is prohib-
ited.
•When a CD is used as a source, the default item will be the
F/W Version. (DXM-6800 mechanism installed models.)
* DXM-6800 : X92-5100-00
●2-ZONE Items
•When using sources other than the STANDBY source, us-
ing a short-press on [AUTO] / [TI] key, 2-ZONE ON / OFF is
achieved.
(Since built-in AUX function is not available with KDC-X589
/ KDC-X7529, this is effective only when CA-C1AX is con-
nected.)
●Backup Current Measurement
When reset in Acc OFF (Back Up ON) condition, MUTE termi-
nal goes off after 2 seconds, instead of 15 seconds. (During
this time, the CD mechanism does not function.)
●OPEL Communication Items
During the test mode, OPEL communication line outputs the
following.
(At every 500msec, the output condition of the communica-
tion line will be switched.)
●Special display when all lights are on
When all lights are on with the STANDBY source, the follow-
ing displays are made when the keys shown below are pressed.
[1] Key Version display
(Display)413K-1.02 [“Development Name” -
“Version”]
[2] Key Serial number display (8 digits)
(Display)xxxxxxxx
[3] Key Short-press : Power ON hours is displayed.
During Power On hours display, by long-pressing
for 2 seconds, the Power ON hours is cleared.
(Display)PON xxxxx MAX 65535 (Hours)
[4] Key Short-press : CD operation hours is displayed.
During CD operation hours display,
by long-pressing for 2 seconds, CD operation
hours is cleared.
(Display)CDT xxxxx MAX 65535 (Hours)
TEST MODE
CE
DATA
CLK
500msec 500msec 500msec
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[5] Key Short-press : CD EJECT number of times is
displayed.
During CD EJECT number of times display,
by long-pressing for 2 seconds, CD EJECT
number of times display is cleared.
(Display)EJC xxxxx MAX 65535 (Times)
[6] Key Short-press :PANEL Open/close number of times
is displayed. (*1)
During PANEL Open/close number of times
display, by long-pressing for 2 seconds, PANEL
Open/close number of times is cleared.
(Display)PC xxxxxx MAX 65535 (Times)
[FM] Key ROM correction version display
When E2PROM is not installed :ROM_ERR_
When un-written : ROM_R - - -
When data is incompatible : ROM_R***
(Display)ROM_R123
Key AUDIO data default value setting
(Display)AUD_INIT
Key Short-press : CD mechanism error log display
(Forward)
During CD mechanism error log display :
by long-pressing for 2 seconds, all error log
information is cleared.
(Display)I2C_OK__ →ERR_1-xx →ERR_2-xx
→ERR_3-xx →All lights turn on
NG (“xx” displays “--” or error codes)
(*1) One count is made when the panel opens to full or
when a disc is loaded.
●Initializing AUDIO-related value setting
During STANDBY sourcing, by short-pressing key, AU-
DIO setting values are returned to the default values.
●Check on FL-tube short-circuit
During STANDBY sourcing, each time [ATT] key is short-
pressed, the processing is switched in the following order.:
1. All lights off.
2. At every 125msec, the odd and even number terminals of
the grid with the largest numbers are lighted.
3. Only odd number terminals are lighted.
4. Only even number terminals are lighted.
5. All lights are lighted.
*After No 5, the processing goes back to No.1 and this is
repeated.
●Other
•At Power ON, “CODE_OFF”, “CODE_ON” displays will not
be made.
•During STANDBY sourcing, by short-pressing [AUTO] / [TI]
key, GREEN/RED of the key illumination is switched.
With KDC-X589 / KDC-X7529 models, which are installed
with Display Blackout function, switching will be made in
the following order :
*With the hardware configuration, when either GREEN/RED
of the key illumination could lights up, the RED of the tri-
angle illumination is to be lighted.
When desiring to light up GREEN of the triangle illumina-
tion, turn off both GREEN and RED of the key illumination.
•When staring up in the test mode, LINE MUTE prohibition
time is set to 1 second instead of 10 seconds.
•While in the test mode, security jig should not be used to
write the security code.
•While in the test mode, serial writing jig should not be used
to write the serial number.
•While in the test mode, even when a DC error is detected,
the detection information will not be written to the E2PROM.
•While in the test mode, even after an elapse of pre-set time,
the backup memory items will not be written to the E2PROM.
•Information Clear mode for Test Mode, backup/installer
memory, and CD mechanism error log, In the DC error de-
tection information clear mode, DEMO mode operation will
not be conducted.
Also, in the above mode, the menu of the STANDBY source
will not display DEMO ON/OFF switching items.
•While in the test mode, and at the same time, PM_DET
terminal is H, the following will apply to the EJECT key, re-
TEST MODE
KDC-X589
Key Illumi Triangle Illumi
GREEN RED GREEN RED
qOFF ON OFF ON
wOFF OFF ON OFF
eON OFF OFF ON
rOFF ON OFF OFF
KDC-X7529
Key Illumi Triangle Illumi
GREEN RED GREEN RED
qON OFF OFF ON
wOFF OFF ON OFF
eOFF ON OFF ON
rOFF OFF ON OFF
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/X589/X7529
TEST MODE
gardless of whether a disc is in the unit or not.
Panel full OPEN/CLOSE is conducted with a short-push.
(Protection time : 3 seconds)
As far as this item is concerned, eject will be achieved by 1
second long-push on the EJECT key.
●Clearing Backup/Installer memory and CD mecha-
nism error log information (E2PROM data clear)
1. While pressing [Q] and [ATT] keys simultaneously, reset to
restart.This will initiate the initializing processes of backup/
installer memory and CD mechanism error log information.
2. When the initialization process is completed, the following
displays will be made.
Normal completion : “CD_O : AU_O_”
Abnormal completion1 : “CD_O : AU_X_” --- backup/in-
staller memory, initialization NG
Abnormal completion2 : “CD_X : AU_O_” --- CD mecha-
nism error log information, initialization NG
Abnormal completion3 :“CD_X : AU_X_” --- All initializa-
tion processes NG
3. While in this mode, even after an elapse of a pre-set time,
no backup memory items will be written to the E2PROM.
4. This mode is released by resetting.(What was on the last
screen will not be retained.)
●Clearing DC error detection information (E2PROM
data clear)
1. While simultaneously pressing down on [3] and [6] keys,
reset the unit to enter the DC error display mode.
2. During STANDBY sourcing, the current DC error conditions
will be displayed.
When error detected :“DC_ERR__”
When error not detected :“DC_OK___”
3. While the error conditions are being displayed, short-press
[AUTO] / [TI] keys to clear the detection information.
(E2PROM clear)
4. DC Error Display mode is released by resetting.(What was
on the last screen will not be retained.)
●Frequency spun switching (K / M type)
From the Power OFF condition, while pressing [1] and [5] keys
down simultaneously, press the [SRC] key and turn power ON.
●Security
•Forced Power ON mode (All models)
Even in the case where security is in effect, by simultaneously
pressing down on [Q] and [4] keys and resetting, it is possible
to turn the power on for 30 minutes only. After an elapses of
30 minutes, restart is possible only by resetting.
•How to register the security code after replacement of
the E2PROM (F/E) (Code security models)
1. Enter the test mode.(Refer to the section on “How to Enter
the Test Mode.”)
2. Enter the MENU. While “SECURITY” is being displayed,
long-press key for 1 second and enter the Security Reg-
istration mode.
3. Using [FM] / [AM] / / keys, enter the code.
[FM] key : Number up / [AM] key : Number down
key : Cursor Right / key :Cursor Left
4. Press key for 3 seconds to display “RE-ENTER.”Then,
re-enter the code using the method in above 4.
5. Press key for 3 seconds to display “APPROVED.”
6. Release the test mode. (Refer to the section on “How to
Release the Test Mode.”)
Note : The security code for this model cannot be deleted
by “all clear” command.
•Simplified method of clearing security code
1. When you are requested to enter the security code, while
pressing down on [AUTO] key, use a long-press on key
for 3 seconds. (----disappears.)
2. Using the remote controller, input “KCAR.”
Press remote controller [5] key 2 times and then press
key. (Input for “K.”)
Press remote controller [2] key 3 times and then press
key. (Input for “C.”)
Press remote controller [2] key once and then press
key. (Input for “A.”)
Press remote controller [7] key 2 times and then press
key. (Input for “R.”)
3. The security is released and the unit enters the STANDBY
sourcing mode.
4. If a wrong code is input, the unit goes into the Code Re-
quest mode.
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/X589/X7529
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HOWTOWRITETHE UNIQUE ID
1.Introduction
The Unique ID is an identification code allocated to each DXM-
6800 mechanism unit.When written to the mechanism unit,
the ID is stored in the Flash memory area, managed by the
DSP.
During servicing of the unit, if and when the mechanism as-
sembly is replaced, the Unique ID of the old unit should be
written to the new mechanism assembly. At the same time,
after moving the Unique ID, the ID seal must also be moved.
The descriptions herein concern writing Unique ID, using the
functions of the DXM-6800 mechanism.It is possible to easily
re-write the Unique ID of the mechanism, using this function.
* DXM-6800 : X92-5100-00
2.Unique ID
The Unique ID is an identification code allocated to each DXM-
6800 mechanism unit.This ID is consisted of 8-digit hexadeci-
mal numbers.
Example : 9F346D22, 352899AC, etc.
The ID number seal is placed on top of the mechanism cabi-
net.The 8-digit numbers and characters are the Unique ID
assigned to the mechanism.The Unique ID can be confirmed
in the MENU mode.
3.How to write the Unique ID, using the unit
In this section, the procedure for writing the Unique ID with
the unit is explained. Since this procedure is realized by put-
ting the mechanism into a special mode, the unit must first be
reset, immediately before conducting the procedure. At the
same time, the display mode of the unit must be set to P-
Time, prior to shifting into the write mode. Unless set to P-
time, 5 seconds after shifting into the write mode, ID digits
and ID numbers will be stopped from displaying.
3.1. How to shift into the Unique ID writing mode using
the unit
Procedure 1. Set the 63pin of the mechanism microcomputer
(TMP91CU27) to High.
(Connect X32 :IC1 63pin and Back Up 3.3V with
a lead.)
Procedure 2. Reset the mechanism microcomputer and boot
it up again.
(Resetting the mechanism microcomputer and
booting it up again can be achieved by cutting
off ACC and Back Up power supply once and
then re-starting the unit.)
Procedure 3. Insert a CD and use it as a source (i.e. let the
unit start reading the Disc.)
Procedure 4. This completes the start up on Unique ID Write
mode.
After shifting into the Unique ID Write mode, the display will
be as shown in the figure below.
(In the Unique ID Write mode, actually, wis displayed first
and, after pressing FF key once in the Write mode, qis dis-
played.)
Figure1. Initial display of the Unique ID Write mode
Where,
qUnique ID
The contents of what are indicated by x :xx in the time code is
the actual contents of the Unique ID.
In sections of minutes :seconds, the Unique ID is indicated in
decimal numbers.
The table below is the correspondence between the decimal
and hexadecimal numbers.
Decimal numbers 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Hexadecimal numbers
01234567
Decimal numbers 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
Hexadecimal numbers
89ABCDEF
IC1
1
1
11
1
D5V
BO
RE
TX
BU3.3
A3
A2
A1
A0
GND
RX
63pin
J76-0060-12
X32-5730-00
0-01
DXM-6800W
T-12 ←w0:00 ←q
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The Unique ID indicated in the [minutes] section is the target
Unique ID of the current procedure for writing the ID. The
Unique ID in the [seconds] section indicates the next Unique
ID that is to replace the current Unique ID.The digit numbers
of the Unique ID will be displayed in theTrack Number section
of w.
wUnique ID digit number :
The digit numbers of the Unique ID are numbered 1, 2, 3,....
from the left side of the Unique ID.
The contents indicated byT-xx in the track number section are
the digit number of the Unique ID displayed currently in q.
The first digit is the digit number of the Unique ID, which is
currently worked upon and displayed in the [minute] section of
the time code.The second digit is the next digit number of the
Unique ID, which is indicated in the [seconds] section of the
time code.The values of theT-xx will be changed as the target
of the changed Unique ID is moved in the following manner :
T-12 →T-23 → T-34 →T-45 .....→T-78 →T-81 →...The value
in the higher digit (i.e.“1” of T-12, for example) is the current
target for change in the Unique ID.
After the Unique ID has been changed in all of its digits and as
the writing takes place, the progress condition of writing is
indicated in the wsection.
The display contents are;
T-99 : Unique ID writing in progress.
T-11 : Unique ID Writing complete (success)
T-22 : Unique ID Writing complete (failure)
Procedure 5. Changing Unique ID write contents
Using Track Up/Down Key, Unique ID contents
is changed
(In this unit, CONTROL Key is pushed to the left
or right.)
Using FF/FR Key, Unique ID digit to be worked
upon is changed.
(In this unit, the CONTROL Key is pushed 1 sec-
ond or more to the left or right)
Procedure 6. Final write contents is determined and written to
the mechanism.
Using Pause key, the ID is written. (In this unit,
the center section of the CONTROL Key is to be
pressed.)
Procedure 7. 63pin of the mechanism microcomputer
(TMP91CU27) is set back to Low.
(Connection lead is removed.)
Procedure 8. Reset the mechanism microcomputer, and start
it up.
(Resetting the mechanism microcomputer and
booting it up again can be achieved by cutting
off ACC and Back Up power supply once and
then re-starting the unit.)
Procedure 9. Insert a Compact Disc (CD) and select CD as
the source.This determines the type of media to
be played.Then, select from the MENU of the
unit “ACD Unique ID.”This is done to confirm on
the write content of the Unique ID.
When re-doing the procedure, start from Procedure 1 again.
3.2. How to change the Unique ID write content: Explana-
tion on the Procedures 5-6.
When shifting to the Unique ID Write mode, the display will be
as shown in Figure 1.This is the beginning of writing. At this
point, as has been indicated above, the digit for 10's in the T-
xx is the Unique ID digit which is subject for change and its
contents is shown in the [minutes] section of the time code.
Then, actual change procedure is as follows :
The table below shows the keys to be used.
Track Up key Push the Unique ID contents+1 of
CONTROL Key digit which is currently
to left subject to change.
Track Down Push the Unique ID contents -1 of
key CONTROL Key digit which is currently
to right subject to change.
FF key Push the Digit subject to change +1
CONTROL Key
to left for more
than 1 second.
FR key Push the Digit subject to change -1
CONTROL Key
to right for more
than 1 second
Pause key Push the Writing Unique ID
CONTROL Key
at center
Table1. Key to be used in Unique ID Writing mode
3.3. Example of the case of ID to be written is“94850ED2”
(Example1). Subject digit of the Unique ID to be changed +1
The subject digit is 3, 3 digit Unique ID is 08 (hexadecimal :
8), the value +1 is 09 (hexadecimal : 9).
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(Example2). Subject digit of the Unique ID to be changed -1
The subject digit is 7, 7 digit Unique ID is 13 (hexadecimal :
D), the value -1 is 12 (hexadecimal : C).
(Example3). Digit subject to change +1
The current digit subject to change is 7, digit subject to change
+1 is 8.
(Example4). Digit subject to change -1
The current digit subject to change is 3, digit subject to change
-1 is 2.
(Example5). Determination of Unique ID (Writing)
HOWTOWRITETHE UNIQUE ID
T-23 4:08T-34 8:05
FR key
T-12 9:04
Pause key
T-99 9:04 T-11 9:04
Writing complete
Display of writing
in progress...
4.Note :
•When in the Unique IDWrite mode, the written Unique ID is
not displayed.The terminal of the mechanism microcom-
puter must be put back to what it was before (63pin to Low).
Then, reset the microcomputer and re-boot it for confirming
the newly written Unique ID is correct.
How to view the Unique ID
qBoot in normal mode (Not the Write mode)
wInsert a CD and set the CD as the source
eWhen reading CD is complete and the media is deter-
mined, select “ACD ID” from the unit MENU.
•After writing the Unique ID on the current mechanism, trans-
fer the ID number seal from the old mechanism.
•In order to start the special mode (Unique ID Write mode),
the 63pin must be changed to High for mode change.When
doing this, BU3.3V should be connected as the power sup-
ply. In the special mode, when reset, the setting must be
changed to High. Unless this is done, the mode does not
work.Therefore, the setting must be completed as indicated.
T-34 9:05T-34 8:05
Track Up key
T-78 12:02T-78 13:02
Track Down key
T-81 2:09T-78 13:02
FF key
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C406
C415
C416
C417
C418
C419
C420
C421
C422
C428 C503C504
C505
C506
C510
C511 C512
C529
X3
W14
W13
W12
W1
89
16
16
17
3249
64
48 33
7
45
8
3
45
E
B
B
EB
EBEBEBEB
EB
EB
EBEB
EB
EB
D904
Q905
Q906
Q115
Q116
D8
D107
D511
D512
D905
Q304
Q400
Q401
Q402
Q403
Q404
Q405
Q907
CN2
D302
D401
D402
D403
D411
D501
D502
D9
D505
D506
P1
Q16
CN1
J2
CN3
J3
S1
S2
A1
CN4
IC2
IC902
IC9
IC11
IC6
I
IC4
ELECTRIC UNIT X34-342x-xx/3762-70 (J76-0049-12)
KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
19
JIHGF
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Refer to the schematic diagram for the values of resistors
and capacitors.
C
7
R7
C102
R115
R243
R245
R247
C111
H
1
C317
R20
R113
R114
R124
R125
C4
C104 C105
C106
C107
C108
C109
C318 C319
C
501
W115
W112
W113
C944
R938
R8
R108
R111
R112
R116
R118
R123
R126
R128
R131
R244
R246
R248 R249
R250
5
03
R908
C103
CP203
CP206 CP207
CP208
CP209
R1
R2
R6
R9
R10
R21
R101
R102
R103
R105
R109
R110
R117
R119
R120
R121
R122
R127
R130
R204
W124
R233
R239
R240
R241
R253
R506
R16
R270
271
W114
R31
R32
1
2
5
75
51
5026
76100
O
1
9
8
16
1
2
4
5
1
1
BU5V
SCL
SDA
1
5
12
4
1
5
C8 C11
C101
C201
L201
C12
C9
C959
C10
L3
C6
C3
C5
C14
W39
W28
W32
W38
W33
W41
W42
C17
W37
W30
W40
W46
C20
W45
L2
W31
C1
L1
56
10
45
8
78
14
IG
BE
CC
EEB
EE
CC
B
EB
EB
EB
EB
EB
EB
E
B
EB
EB
EB
EB EB EB EB EB
EB
EB EB
EB
BEBE
D105
D108
Q4
Q104
Q105
Q905
Q906
Q13
Q8
Q10
Q2
Q107
Q113
D3
D4
D5
D106
D107
Q6
Q102
Q106
Q108
Q109
Q110
Q111
Q112
D109
D110
D111
Q17
Q18
Q9
D101
D103
Q16
Q5
D1
Q7
Q1
J1
CN5
IC1
IC10
IC8
IC6
IC3
IC5
IC12
Ref. No. Address
IC1 5F
IC2 5D
IC3 4F
IC4 2D
IC5 3H
IC6 4F
IC8 7F
IC9 6C
IC10 6G
IC11 4D
IC12 6H
IC902 3E
Q1 2H
Q2 3H
Q4 3G
Q5 4G
Q6 4F
Q7 4H
Q8 3H
Q9 5G
Q10 4G
Q13 7F
Q16 4E
Q17 4H
Ref. No. Address
Q18 5H
Q102 2F
Q104 3F
Q105 3F
Q106 3F
Q107 3F
Q108 2F
Q109 3G
Q110 3G
Q111 3G
Q112 2G
Q113 4F
Q115 4D
Q116 4D
Q304 7E
Q400 4C
Q401 4B
Q402 4C
Q403 4C
Q404 4C
Q405 4C
Q905 3E
Q906 3F
Q907 4E
X34-342x-xx/3762-70
20
KDC-W6531/W6531Y
/X589/X7529
KLMNO
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
PC BOARD (FOIL SIDE VIEW)
C957
R937
R432
R920
R5
R22
R947
R945 R948
R
R951
R949
C202
C206
C207
C209
R210
R212
R224
R260
R227
R228
C210
C211
R313
R323
R325
R11
R426
C110
R3
R427
R429
C203
C204
C205 C208
C402
C403
C404
W104
R12
R30
R104
R107
R129
R202
R203
R207
R215
R229
43
21
R230
R232
R236
SDA R237
R254
R259
R341
R927 R935
C324
C19
R431
R952
W126
R266
L202
R4
R26
R27
R28 R29
R106
R201
R211
R242
R284
R261
R303
R305 R307
R308
R309
R310
R401
R428
R509
R520
R521
R522
R523
R14
R921
R924
R926
R950
R942
R941
R943
R282
R235
W102
R13
R15
R262
R263
R264
R265
R267
R279
R283
SCL
R213
R932
BE
BE
BE
BE
BE
BE
BE
BE
D2
Q103
D201
Q3
D309
Q114
D407
D503
D504 D507
D508
D509
D510
D901
D903
D306
D308
D516
D517
D10
Q12
D102
D104
Q14
Q15
Q101
Q11
D
4
IC7
ELECTRIC UNIT
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