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Kenwood KRC-851D User manual

STEREO
CASSETTE
RECEIVER
|
KE
NWOOD
KRC-851D
SERVICE
MANUAL
©1990-2
PRINTED
IN
JAPAN
B51-6133-00(B)1602
Knob
(TONE)
(K23-1004-04)
Panel
assy
(A20-7551-03)
Escutcheon
assy
(BO7-2014-12)
Knob
(VOL)
(K29-5538-03)
Metallic
cabinet
(AQ1-2508-21)
Detachble
connector
(WO09-0715-04)
KRCO-851D
CONTENTS
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE.................0......
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CONNECTIONS
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SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM................-..000022005
39
DISASSEMBLY
FOR
REPAIR..................2.-..
4
EXPLODED
VIEW
(MECHANISM)..................
49
BLOCK
LEVEL
DIAGRAM
..................00200
008
5
EXPLODED
VIEW
(UNIT)
.....................00.00,
50
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
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PARTS
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51
MECHANISM
DESCRIPTION
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20
SPECIFICATIONS
...................065
BACK
COVER
ADJUSTMENT
.........
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26
TROUBLE
SHOOTING.................0....2.2
000.
28
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE
Other
than
the
previous,
this
unit
displays
various
error
indications
to
show
the
following
messages.
E-0OO
:
CD-changer
control
output
is
not
connected.
E-—0O1
:No
disc
magazine
in
the
changer,
or
the
magazine
is
not
set
completely.
E
-
02
:
No.discs
in
the
disc
magazine.
E-0O3
:
The
specified
track
is
not
present
on
the
disc.
(Example
:
This
appears
when
the
15th
track
is
specified
for
a
disc
on
which
only
10
tracks
are
contained.)
E—
04
:
Disc
is
too
dirty.
Condensation
has
occurred
on
the
disc,
or
water
drops
are
on
the
disc.
Disc
is
set
upside
down.
E-—0O5:Memory
play
switch
is
pressed
with
no
memory.
E
—-
99
:
Operation
incorrect
due
to
something
being
defective.
Press
the
Reset
button
on
the
unit.
If
the
“E-99”
indication
does
not
disappear
with
this
operation,
consult
your
nearest
KENWOOD
Service
Agent.
E-OD:
@When
the
temperature
exceeds
60°C,
the
protection
circuit
is
engaged
to
stop
any
operation.
At
this
time
,
this
indication
will
appear.
@Open
a
window
or
tunn
the
air
—
conditioner
ON
to
lower
the
temperature.
After
a
while,
this
indication
will
go
out.
@This
indication
also
appears
for
several
seconds
when
making
connections,
or
when
the
Reset
button
is
pressed.
E-OE:
This
is
displayed
when
the
condition
of
“E-OD”
is
released.
load:
This
indication
appears
while
a
disc
is
being
changed
inside
the
changer.
CAUTION
:
Memory
play,
Random
play,
Track
repeat
or
Track
scan
cannot
be
initiated
while
the
load
indication
is
displayed.
*
When
no
indicator
appears
in
this
unit
and
only
illumination
appears,
the
cable
connector
may
nearly
be
disconnected.
KRC-851D
CONNECTIONS
@
Detachable
case
p=
[
|
To
FM/AM
antenna
til
IN
et
:
(O>
CT
inout
es
tpt
i
Power
amplifier
Rear
(optional)
speakers
Front
(7)
=>]
dinput
ouput
.
Power
amplifier
se
(optional)
speakers
Ignition
key
switch
Power
supply
UD
lead
(Red)
®
{_}
abe
(To
ignition)
eI
Memory
backup
lead
(Yellow)
{_}
®
(To
battery)
=
i i
Ground
lead
(Black)
©
(To
car
chassis)
=s
Power
control
supply
lead
(Blue/White)
Battery
(Full
automatic
Power
antenna
control
lead)
Automatic
illumination/Dimmer
control
supply
lead
(Orenge/
White)
(To
light
control
switch)
‘Phone
interface
lead
(Gray)
Connect
to
the
plus
©
or
minus
©
terminal
CAUTION
of
the
telephone
speaker
or
buzzer,
or
to
the
head
phone
jack
or
speaker
terminals.)
+
Even
with
two
speaker
system,connect
the
speakers
to
each
connecting
cord,
but
avoid
the
connections
as
shown
below.
ipe)
<=]
©
Front
left
Ss
speaker
(White
stripe
[REAR
t
)
ee
Rear
left
a5]
O
speaker
(Gray
stripe,
®
[FRONT
-
8)
Fron
ia
crane
the
(Purple
stripa
oS]
4
Re
1
©
Rear
right
iS)
speaker
a
5
(Green
str
CD
—
Changer
control
output
Output
Control
box
unit
(Provided
with
the
KENWOOD
CD
—
Changer
)
KENWOOD
CD
—
Changer
(Option)
(En)
33
KRC-851D
DISASSEMBLY
FOR
REPAIR
Replacing
the
motor
(1)
Replacing
the
pinch
roller
1.
Disconnect
the
flexible
cord...
1)
6.
Detach
the
spring...
6}
2.
Remove
the
two
screws
@
and
disconnect
the
7.
Remove
the
two
screws
@
and
detach
the
sub
chas-
board.
sis.
3.
Take
out
the
washer
@
and
detach
the
loading
arm.
8.
Detach
the
pinch
rollers
individually
...
3]
Replacing
the
sub
motor
(2)
Replacing
the
Playback
head
4.
Take
out
the
washer
€}
and
detach
the
door
arm
9.
Remove
the
two
screws
@
and
detach
the
head.
plate.
5.
Remove
the
two
screws
@
and
detach
the
motor
assy.
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KRC-851D
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
SYNTHESIZER
UNIT
(X14-285)
Use
and
Function
Operation
and
Condition
TAPE
EQ
amplifier
|
DOLBY
B/C
type
1/2Vec
buffer
|
Power
amplifier
BTL
Output
PLL
~
For
Synthesizer
Tuning
|
CO-CH
interface
Data
Buffer
8,9
|
Voltage
detection
SV
for
I1C12
10
T.ADV
a
'
Between-tunes
Detection
11
Mecha.
sub
moter
driver
12
4
Microprocessor
|
Key
input,PLL,LCD
control
14
i
AVR
_
|
Veo
for
audio,tuner
15
ACC
detection
‘
For
muting
Q1,2
|
E€Q
mute
Q3-6
|
Audio
mute
_
Q7,8
'
LOUDNESS
SW
Q9,10
|
VOL.boost
SW
Q11,12
Buffer
ets
Power
amplifier
input
Lo/Dx
SW
For
AM
Q14
LPF
ee
For
PLL
Q15,16
TUNER
+B
SW
7
|
Q1S:FM
Q16:AM
Q17
/
AM
BS
driver
Q18
|
AM
AGC
cut
SW
For
AM
Q19
|
SK
tamp
inhibit
SW
Q20
|
ST
IND.
driver
Q2)
FM
MUTE
inverter
i
SEEK
STOP
signal
Q22,23
;
SD
signal
inverter
|
SEEK
STOP
signal
VCC
SW
for
PLL
LPF
Q25-28
|
P-CONT.
Q31
[
DIMMER
inverter
DK/RST
out
inverter
RST
in
inverter
Q34
|
CD-CH
DATA
inhibit
|
Q34,36
driver
CLK
inhibit
Q37
CD-CH
CONT
buffer
Q38
|
CD-CH
REQ
buffer
Q39
RESET
Q40
;
POWER
ON
SV
SW
Q41
POWER
ON
SW
|
Active
LOW
Q42,43
j;
9.6V
AVR
Q44-46
|
T-ADV
SENS.
SW
ie.
Q47,48
j_AVR
for
SUB
MOTOR
_
|
10V(Kick:14v)
Q49
i
KICK
SW
i
Q50,51
|
MANUAL
RESET
4
Q52,53
SK/VALET,DK
SW
‘
Key
matrix
control
Q54,55
|
DINMER
SW
Se
T
|
+—
|
:
+
|
|
|
KRC-851D
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
SYNTHESIZER
UNIT
(X14-285)
Use
and
Function
Operation
and
Condition
Q56-59
|
ILLUM
SW
Amber/Green
Q60,61
AVR
control
Q62
,63
AVR
for
lamp
Q64,65
|
MAIN
MOTOR
SW
ago
|
Acc
SW
|
POWER
ON
Q81
7.5V
AVR
SW
Q82
7.5V¥
AVR
=<
Q83
_|_
LOUD
SW
driver
Q84
_i
Ripple
filter
Q85
j
VOL.
boost
SW
driver
Q86
,87
Audio
mute
driver
Q88
,89
|
DOLBY
NR
control
Q90-92
|
ACC
detection
iC]
‘
FRONT
PREAMP
{C2
i
REAR
PREAMP
{c3
:
Analog
SW
*
1C4
__tsolation
amp
_
{c5-7
‘a
Buffer
amp
Signal
selection
EXT.MUTE
SW
|
FM
IF
amp/
DET.
FM
MPX
/
NC
SOK
;
|
Buffer
amp
RESET
FM
IF
amp
—
$0
buffer
|
MPX
buffer
cRSC
SW
AFC
SW
KRC-851D
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
7.5
V
AVR
1C14:
M5237L
is
the
AVR
IC
exclusive
for
driver
and
used
in
combination
with
the
PNP
transistor.
When
the
power
is
turned
ON,
041
turns
ON
to
pull
the
base
of
Q81
to
turn
081 ON.
When
O81
turns
ON,
IC14
pulls
the
base
of
Q82
through
R292.
The
collector
output
voltage
of
Q82
is
divided
by
R292
and
R293,
then
fed
back
to
IC14.
IC14
compares
the
above
voltage
with
the
internal
reference
voltage
and
controls
the
base
voltage
of
Q82
so
that
the
returned
voltage
coincides
with
the
reference
voltage.
C142
makes
the
rising
edge
of
VCC
when
the
power
is
turned
ON
become
gentle.
ACC
Detection
Circuit
IC15:
PST529D-MT
is
used
for
power
voltage
surveilance.
ACC
voltage
is
divided
by
R306
and
R308,
and
voltage-limited
by
D42,
then
applied
to
terminal
|
(input)
of
IC15.
When
the
input
voltage
(terminal
|)
is
dropped
below
threshold
voltage
(approx,
8
V,
when
converting
to
ACC
voltage)
of
C15,
terminal
O
(NPN,
open
collector)
turns
ON
(=
low).
When
terminal
O
if
IC5
is
inverted
to
low,
the
emitter
of
Q90
goes
low
and
Q91
turns
OFF,
then
Q92
turns
OFF.
Therefore,
1C12
pin
(33):
ACC
|
which
is
pulled
down
by
R310
goes
low.
That
is,
it
is
judged
as
ACC
voitage
is
at
low
level.
At
the
same
time,
IC4,
5
pin
(4)
STBY
(standby)
pin
is
inverted
to
low
via
D44,
and
turns
PWR
(power)
IC
OFF,
while
the
base
of
Q86
is
pulled
so
that
Audio
Muting
(MUTE)
is
activated.
When
the
ACC
voltage
raises
and
the
terminal
|
of
IC15
exceeds
the
threshold
voltage,
the
operation
will
be
reversed
and
it
is
judged
as
the
ACC
voltage
is
at
high
level,
while
the
PWR
(power)
IC
is
turned
ON
and
Audio
Mute
is
released.
(However,
since
Audio
Mute
is
ORed
with
IC12
pin
(23)
MUTE,
audio
muting
will
not
be
released
immedi-
ately
because
of
the
latter
MUTE,
even
if
the
above
operation
releases
the
MUTE)
vce
BACK
UP
+8
POWER
ON
(LOW?)
GND
Vref:
Internal
reference
voltage
=
1.26
V
R309
1c
12@)
Pwr
1c4,5
MUTE
Bu
SV
ACC
+8
1ci2
ACCIN
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
VREF
Buffer
IC2:
CXA1332M
works
using
the
voltage
which
is
the
half
of
VCC
(1/2
VCC)
applied
to
pin
(17):
VCTO
as
a
reference.
That
is,
the
1/2
VCC
is
used
as
the
signal
ground.
In
this
unit,
since
all
the
power
supply
works
with
a
single
power,
the
above
1/2
VCC
(VCTO)
is
buffered
by
the
voltage
follower
op-amp
IC3
so
as
to
supply
the
power
to
each
block.
Pin
(1)
output
supplies
1/2
VCC
to
the
following:
CD-CH
isolated
amp
AUX
isolated
amp
Analog
switch
buffer
amp
Tone
amp
Pin
(2)
output
supplies
1/2
VCC
to
the
following:
Pre-amp
Power
amp
input
buffer
AC
GND
of
power
amp
negative
feedback
Main
in
isolated
amp
Manual
RST
(Reset)
Circuit
When
the
voltage
at
pin
(7)
is
inverted
to
high,
IC12
is
initialized
if
pin
(28)
is
at
high
level.
When
the
voltage
at
pin
(7)
is
inverted
to
low,
IC12
stops
its
function,
and
interrupts
each
power
circuit
and
this
causes
shock
noise.
Therefore,
Audio
Mute
is
activated
by
the
collector
output
of
Q51,
while
1C12
pin
(7)
is
controlled
with
a
slight
delay
determined
by
the
time
constant
of
R189
and
C129.
The
Voltage
charged
in
C128
is
applied
to
1C12
pin
(28)
via
D28
and
R188,
but
the
reverse
current
is
inhibited
by
D28
even
when
the
collector
of
051
goes
low
(Q51
turns
OFF),
while
since
discharging
is
done
with
a
gentle
time
constant
consisting
of
R187
and
C128,
the
high
level
is
kept
for
a
while.
BU
5V
1¢12(7)
1cl2
sw
asi
COLLECTOR
aso
BASE
—
250
1e@=
COLLECTOR
1c
12
@8)
MUTE
KRC-851D
1c
2
(7)
veto
c3
TO
+8(7.5V)
RST(
RESET)
SIGNAL
FOR
CO-OH.
AND
AUDIO
MUTE.
028
TCl2
PIN(23)
MUTE
KRC-851D
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
Description
of
EXT-MUTE
With
the
power
ON,
when
the
EXT-MUTE
signal
is
ap-
plied
(the
signal
is
inverted
from
high
to
low),
the
“CALL”
indication
appears
on
the
7-segment
display
then,
the
unit
enters
the
all-off
status.
When
any
of
the
TUNER,
CD
or
TAPE
key
or
the
MODE
key
on
the
remote
control
is
pressed,
or
when
the
power
of
the
unit
connected
to
the
PACK
IN
or
PREOUT
termi-
nals
is
turned
ON,
the
corresponding
function
starts
play-
back
regardiess
of
whether
or
not
the
signal
is
turned
ON.
When
the
ACC
is
turned
ON
while
the
“CALL”
indication
appears,
the
unit
enters
the
Last
Tuner mode.
*While
2
seconds
after
the
EXT-MUTE
signal
is
sensed,
any
key
will
not
be
accepted.
@
EXT-MUTE
during
DK
interruption:
The
EXT-MUTE
function
will
have
priority
even
during
DK
interruption.
@
EXT-MUTE
during
playing
of
the
unit
connected
to
PREOUT:
If
the
unit
connected
to
the
PREOUT
terminals
is
being
played,
the
P-CON
is
turned
ON
while
2
seconds,
or
until
the
RESET-IN
is
turned
OFF,
to
reset
the
subsequent
unit.
If
the
RESET-IN
is
turned
ON
within
2
seconds
after
the
EXT-MUTE
is
sensed,
the
P-CON
is
turned
ON
200
msec
later
so
as
not
to
turn
ON
the
subsequent
unit.
If
the
RESET-IN
is
still
ON
even
when
2
seconds
after
the
EXT-MUTE
is
sensed,
the
display
is
changed
from
“CALL”
to
“DA”
then
the
previous
mode
of
the
subse-
quent
unit
will
resume.
@
EXT-MUTE
during
audio
adjustment:
When
the
EXT-MUTE
is
turned
ON
during
adjusting
the
BASS,
TREBLE,
BALANCE
or
FADER,
the
adjust-
ment
mode
is
changed
to
volume
adjustment
mode
automatically,
then
the
rotary
encoder
signals
will
not
be
accepted
for
2
seconds.
@
EXT-MUTE
during
inputting
the
VALET
CODE:
During
registration
of
the
code:
The
entered
code
will
be
cleared
and
the
VALET
CODE
registration
mode
will
be
released.
During
inputting
the
VALET
code
to
release
the
VALET
mode:
The
EXT-MUTE
signa!
will
be
ignored.
10
KRC-851D
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
Operation
Description:
EXT.
MUTE
(1)
(2)
Connections:
The
“MUTE
IN1”
and
“MUTE
IN2”
are
connected
to
the
core
wires
(red
and
white)
of
the
2-conductor
shielded
cable.
Connect
these
core
wires
to
the
speaker
terminals
of
the
telephone
set.
(Shielding
jacket
should
not
be
connected
to
anywhere,)
Circuit
Operation:
When
there
is
a
ringing
on
the
speaker
of
the
tele-
phone
set,
the
ringing
signal
is
applied
to
the
buffer
of
IC6
via
the
filter
consisting
of
R93,
R94,
C91
—
C94,
R38
and
R39
and
the
protection
diode
consist-
ing
of
D1
and
D2.
After
passing
through
the
buffer,
due
to
the
balanced
input
signal
path,
the
only
difference
components
between
IN1
and
IN2
will
be
amplified
(in
IC7).
The
DC
components
are
eliminated,
and
the
AC
level
signal
is
rectified
by
the
rectifier
circuit
consisting
of
D3,
C25,
R46
and
R47
to
convert
into
the
DC
level.
Then,
the
signal
is
inverted
by
Q3
and
R234
to
be
supplied
to
the
port
of
the
microcomputer.
R49
and
C26
are
used
to
set
the
time
constant
so
as
to
delay
the
response.
(xX08-2412-70)
03
IN
PORT
|
EXT.
MUTE
IN
{X14-2852-70)
Ic7
(2/2)
(3)
Operation
on
the
Unit:
When
the
microcomputer
detects
the
EXT-MUTE
signal,
the
unit
enters
the
all-off
status
while
“CALL”
appears
in
the
display.
To
restore
from
the
“CALL”
status,
press
the
PLAY
key
of
the
source
connected.
Tuner
............
TUNER/PWR
key
Tapes
evades.
setene
PLAY/PROG
key
CD;
CH
s
ieeies
PLAY/PAUSE
key
1C6(2/2)
7.5V
|
|
O
GND
MUTE MUTE
IN2
INI
(X89-1142-70)
|
{F/6)
11
KRC-851D
1012:
75116GF-616-3BE
KICK
POWER
DOLBY
B/C
P-CON
OUT
RST
OUT
RESET
x2
x1
RST
IN
EXT
MUTE
IN
PAUSE
DATA
IN
CLK
DATA
OUT
CE
MOT
AUX1
AUX2
12
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
Microprocessor
IC
MODD
IN
EQ
MUTE
F/R
OUT
(2)<—
PACK
IN
‘oS
G)
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@)
()
@)
©)
)
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©)
KR1
KR2
KR3
KR4
KR5
KR6
KR7
STBY
CHEHEHODEKEKOE)
DATA
OUT
(41)-<——
DATA
IN
(40)
CE
DISP
G3)
BVZ
(8)
PCL
G7)
INH
OUT
(36)
STELEO
IN
(35)<-———
METAL
IN
(34)
MUSIC
IN
G3)
ACC
IN
OOOOMOOOOOOOO
OO
MH
IV
OMADO)
(8)
©)
©)
@) ©) @)
@)
)
©)
VSS
ILL
IN
EXT
-
RST
—+>@)
ILLG
ILLA
MUTE
CH-CON
REQ
OUT
CD
-
CH
REQ
IN
——*()
REELT
—*(2)
REELS
—+(8)
STB/LOUD
REMOCON
IN
——
(8)
KRC-851D
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
Assignment
Function
KICK
“L”
output
when
sub-motor
of
mechanism
needs
to
be
rotated
strongly.
“H”
output
for
normal
rotation
of
sub-motor.
POWER
“H"
output
during
power
ON.
“H”
output
when
reading
the
initial
setting.
DOLBY
DOLBY
IC
NR
control
output.
“H”
output
for
DOLBY
B
or
C.
B/C
DOLBY
IC
NR
control
output.
“H”
output
for
DOLBY
C.
P-CON
OUT
Output
for
P-CON.
“H”
output
when
making
the
P-CON
output
“H”.
DK
OUT/
RST
OUT
For
destination
E:
VOL
boost
or
output
DIN
cable
DK
output.
Active
“H”—-boost
—DK
line—“L”
For
destination
J:
AUX
IN
RST
OUT
output.
Active
“H”-RST—“L”
Reset
input
port,
Active
“L”.
Initialize
or
standby
mode
cancel
input.
X-tal
OSC.
EXT
MUTE
MUTE
__IN/
AUX
P-CON
IN
rf
DO
Oo
(I)
CE
ie}
(I)
MOT
Mutual
operation
input.
“H”
input
when
RST
is
“L”
in
output
DIN
cable.
For
destination
E
or
K:
EXT.
MUTE
input,
Active
“L”.
For
destination
J:
AUX
IN
P-CON
input,
Active
“L”.
Mechanism
pause
mode
(standby
mode)
input
pin.
At
“H",
the
mode
is
judged
to
be
the
pause
mode.
a
pin
of
data
from
PLL.
PLL/E-VOL
serial
data
control
CLK
output.
iM
Input
pin
for
initial
setting.
1)
PLL/E-VOL
serial
data
control
DATA
output.
2)
Input
pin
for
initial
setting.
1)
PLL
serial
data
control
CE
output.
2)
Input
pin
for
initial
setting.
“H"
when
rotating
main
motor
of
mechanism.
AUX
1
“H”
when
listening
to
signal
from
AUX
IN.
AUX
2
“H”
when
listening
to
signal
from
CD-CH.
ILLUM
G
Illumination
green
output.
“H”
output
when
turning
on
illumination
in
green.
ILLUM
A
ilumination
amber
output.
“H”
output
when
turning
on
illumination
in
amber
(Initially
in
amber).
STB/LOUD
1)
When
electronic
VOL
initial
setting
is
made...
Electronic
VOL
serial
data
control
strobe
signal
output.
2)
When
analog
VOL
initial
setting
is
made...
Loudness
ON/OFF
output
“H”=ON.
MUTE
“L"
output
during
mute.
CH-CON
“H”
output
when
operating
CD-CH.
REQ
OUT
Output
to
request
communication
from
master
to
CD-CH
Active
“H”.
ILLUMI
IN
[llumination
input
port.
Even
in
the
power
OFF
state,
when
“L”
is
input,
the
illumination
output
port
corresponding
to
the
memorized
color
is
made
“H”.
(ILLUM
G
—
pin
20)
{ILLUM
A
—
pin
21).
EXT
-
RST
External
reset
input,
Active
“H”.
Initialization
when
“H”
with
RST
input.
CD-
CH
REQ
IN
Input
to
request
communication
from
CD-CH
to
master.
REMOCON
IN
Remote
control
data
input
port.
13
KRC-851D
14
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
Assignment
Function
31
|
PTHo3
Reel
pulse
input
(takeup)
Reel
pulse
input
(takeup
reel
side
in
FWD).
Reel
pulse
input
(supply)
Reel
pulse
input
(supply
reel
side
in
FWD).
ACC
IN
When
“H"
is
input,
ACC
“existence”
is
judged.
MUSIC
IN
When
“H”
is
input,
tape
tune
“existence”
is
judged.
METAL
IN
When
“H”
is
input,
LCD’s
MTL
display
is
lit.
STEREO
IN
When
“H”
is
input,
LCD’s
ST
display
is
lit.
INH
OUT
“H”
output
when
turning
on
LCD
display
or
“L”
output
when
turning
off.
Division
output
For
destination
Japan,
only
during
ALL
OFF
mode,
a
1/4
or
1/8
division
of
4.19
MHz
is
output.
BUZ
Buzzer
sound
output
port.
For
buzzer
sound,
description
is
made
separately.
40
[
P20
CE
DISP
LCD
Dr
control
STB
output
port.
DATA
IN
Input
port
of
data
from
CD-CH.
DATA
OUT
LCD
driver
CD-CH
control
data
output
port.
CLK
Clock
pulse
I/O
port.
LCD
driver/CD-CH
communication
data
clock.
Clock
input
port
for
CD-CH
to
master
reception.
Standby
mode
detect
input
(momentary
voltage
decrease
detect
input),
Active
“L”.
After
interrupt
takes
place,
when
the
port
is
“L”,
the
standby
mode
is
engaged,
while
when
“H”,
the
standby
mode
is
canceled.
Key
return
signal
input.
Active
“L”.
Key
source
signal
output.
Active
“L”.
Connected
to
VDD.
F/R
OUT
Tape
equalizer
amplifier
FWD/REV
select
output.
“L":
FWD,
“H”:
REV.
EQ
MUTE
Tape
equalizer
mute
output.
When
sound
from
tape
should
not
be
emitted
...
(during
FF/REW,
direction,
loading,
eject,
etc.)
“H”"
output
during
TAPE.
PACK
IN
Tape
pack-in
signal
input.
Active
“H”
(pack-in
at
“H”).
62
4
P30
MODE
IN
Pin
to
input
mechanism
mode,
to
which
mode
detect
photointerruptor
output
is
connected.
SUB-MOTOR
®
“H”
output
for
normal
rotating
of
mechanism
sub-motor
(“H”
during
brake).
SUB-MOTOR
©
“H”
output
for
reverse
rotating
of
mechanism
sub-motor
(“H”
during
brake).
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
Key
Matrix
KRCO-851D
KS
0
KS
2
KS
3
KR
O
VOL
DOWN
{E-VOL)
R
SK
(D}
(for
encoder)
KR
1
VOL:
UP
(E-VOL)
R_
DK
(D)
(for
encoder)
1
KR
2
AUDIO
SELECT
(E-VOL)
LOUD
(pressed
slight)
R
AUTO
R
LOCAL
(pressed
slight)
VOL,
BAS,
TRE
ILLUM
(pressed
deep)
{with
rear
SDK
ON)
R
AUTO
MEMORY
BAL,
FAD
SK
SEEK
UP
{pressed
deep}
(with
rear
SDK
ON)
DISPLAY
CHANGE
KR
3
R
3
R
4
T
T-CALL
T
REPEAT
C
REPEAT
KR
4
R
R
7
R
8
T
INDEX
SCAN
C
TRACK
SCAN
C
DISC
SCAN
RANDOM
C
M.
PLAY
R 9 0
DIRECT
R
TUNER
ON/OFF
Cc
R
C
(pressed
slight)
C
{pressed
deep)
(pressed
slight)
PWR
OFF
(pressed
deep)
AM
FM
DISC
SEARCH
DOWN
DISC
SEARCH
UP
DOWN
TUNE
UP
TUNE
T
NORM.
REW
T
NORM.
FF
{pressed
deep)
{pressed
deep)
OPSS.
REW
DPSS.
FF
(pressed
slight)
C
TRACK
SEARCH
DOWN
(pressed
slight)
TRACK
SEARCH
UP
Notes:
1.
As
regards
a
key
having
a
function
only
for
a
specific
source
(exclu-
sive
keys)
or
a
key
of
which
the
name
and
function
vary
with
the
source
(double
and
triple
function
keys),
is
before
its
name
written
(R)
(RADIO),
(T)
(TAPE)
or
(C)
(CD-CH)
as
a
source
name.
Otherwise,
of
a
key
even
without
a
number
written,
its
name
does
not
vary
with
the
source
(single
function
keys).
2.
As
regards
a
key
of
which
the
name
and
function
vary
according
to
the
destination,
is
after
its
name
written
(D).
(L).
{(K)
or
(J)
as
a
destina-
tion
symbol.
3.
Besides,
supplementary
explanation
is
made
within
(___).
SDK
—
(D)
P-SCAN
—
{L)
VALET
—
(K)
CLOCK
—
(J)
T
STOP/EJECT
C
PLAY/PAUSE
P-SCAN
(K
(C)
unprovided)
SA
(D,
L,
J
(C)
unprovided)
T
PLAY/PROG
Alternate
keys
Momentary
keys
15
KRC-851D
16
Key
Name
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
Function
e
VOL
DWN
@VOL
UP
@
Electronic
VOL
volume,
bass,
treble,
balance
or
fade
control
keys,
which
are
subject
to
turning
ON/OFF
by
rotary
encoder
(phase
output).
@
AUDIO
SELECT
@
Electronic
VOL
control
mode
select
key,
which
performs
a
mode
selection
in
the
order
of
volume,
bass,
treble,
balance,
then
fade.
Note:
For
electronic
VOL
operation
speed
and
timing,
refer
to
a
separate
section.
SK
@
SK
(=BK)
signal
existence/nonexistence
input
key
{alternate
key),
which
is
effective
only
when
destination
D
is
selected
(with
SOK
ON).
When
the
SK
(=BK)
signa!
exists,
this
key
is
subject
to
turning
ON.
DK
[
DK
signa!
existence/nonexistence
input
key
(alternate
key),
which
is
effective
only
when
destination
D
is
selected.
When
the
DK
signal
exists,
this
key
is
subject
to
turning
ON.
@
LOUD
ILLUM
@
When
pressed
slight,
this
key
serves
as
the
loudness
ON/OFF
key
(initially
loudness
ON).
@
When
pressed
deep,
this
key
serves
as
the
illumination
color
selector
(initially
in
amber).
@
AUTO
@
Tuner
AUTO
ON/OFF
key
(initially
ON)
@
With
rear
SDK
ON,
this
key
serves
as
the
SK
SEEK
(UP)
key.
@LO
AME
@in
the
TUNER
mode,
when
pressed
slight,
this
key
serves
as
the
LO/DX
selector.
When
pressed
deep,
auto
memory
is
started.
For
auto
memory
operation,
refer
to
a
separate
section.
@
With
rear
SDK
ON,
this
key
serves
as
the
display
content
selector.
In
TUNER
made
(common
to
1
to
0):
@
When
pressed
slight,
this
key
acts
to
call
preset
channel
1.
@
When
pressed
deep,
this
key
acts
to
write
to
channel
1
the
station
frequency
being
now
received.
@
For
direct
access,
this
key
serves
as
a
numeric
value
input
key.
For
direct
access,
refer
to
a
separate
section.
in
TAPE
mode:
This
key
performs
a
DOLBY
NR
mode
selection
in
a
order
as
follows:
KEY
IN
KEY
IN
Initially
OFF
KEYIN-
ms
(The
NR
setting
is
memorized
unless
initialized.)
n
CD-CH
mode:
Not
effective
n
TAPE
made:
This
key
serves
as
the
blank
skip
SKIP
ON/OFF
key
(initially
OFF).
In
CD-CH
mode:
Not
effective
n
TAPE
mode:
T-CALL
ON/OFF
key
n
CD-CH:
Not
effective
n
TAPE
or
CD-CH
mode:
One-tune
repeat
ON/OFF
key
(initially
OFF)
*
The
ON/OFF
state
should
be
memorized
independently
between
these
two
modes.
n
TAPE
mode:
Index
scan
ON/OFF
key
(initially
OFF)
n
CD-CH
mode:
Track
scan
ON/OFF
key
{initially
OFF,
*
The
ON/OFF
state
should
be
memorized
in
either
mode.
n
TAPE
mode:
Not
effective
n
CD-CH
mode:
Disc
scan
ON/OFF
key
(initially
OFF;
n
TAPE
mode:
Not
effective
n
CD-CH
mode:
Random
play
ON/OFF
key
(intially
OFF)
n
TAPE
mode:
Not
effective
n
CD-CH
mode:
Memory
play
ON/OFF
key
For
memory
play,
refer
to
a
separate
section.
Tuner
memory
key
Tuner
memory
key
Key
Name
KRC-851D
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
Function
DIRECT
In
TUNER
mode:
Direct
access
ON/OFF
key
Direct
access
function
bases
on
the
standard
specification.
In
CD-CH
mode:
@
When
pressed
slight,
the
direct
track/disc
access
numeral
keys
input
standby
mode
is
engaged.
@
When
pressed
deep,
the
memory
mode
is
engaged.
{In
the
memory
mode,
when
this
key
is
pressed
slight,
the
memory
is
firmly
set
and
the
next
tune
setting
is
waited
for.
For
memory
set
function,
refer
to
a
separate
section.)
In
TAPE
mode:
Not
effective
@
When
pressed
slight,
this
key
serves
as
the
tuner
ON/OFF
key
or,
in
operation
on
another
mode,
the
tuner
call
key.
When
the
TUNER
key
is
pressed
in
operation
on
another
mode
when
the
tuner
is
ON,
the
TUNER
made
should
be
to
by
TUNER
ON,
not
performing
TUNER
OFF.
@
When
pressed
deep,
this
key
serves
to
turn
the
power
OFF.
in
TUNER
mode:
AM
band
select
key
@
For
J,
K
or
Middle
and
Near
East
spec.,
this
key
works
to
call
the
MW
band
only.
@
For
E
spec.,
this
key
serves
as
the
MW/LW
band
select
key.
When
the
FM
band
is
engaged
by
use
of
the
FM
key
from
the
LW
band
and
then
the
AM
key
is
pressed
again,
the
LW
band
should
be
returned
to.
(Same
to
MW)
In
CD-CH
mode:
Disc
search
(DOWN)
key
@
For
clock
adjustment
mode
Hour’s
digit
adjustment
key
Clock
adjustment
bases
on
the
standard
specification.
In
TUNER
mode:
FM
band
select
key,
which
acts
to
call
FM1
or
FM2.
When
the
AM
band
is
engaged
by
use
of
the
AM
key
from
the
FM2
band
and
the
FM
key
is
pressed
again,
the
FM2
band
should
be
returned
to.
(Same
to
FM1)
In
CD-CH
mode:
Disc
search
(UP)
key
For
clock
adjustment
mode
Minute’s
digit
adjustment
key
Clock
adjustment
bases
on
the
standard
specification,
©
For
destination
J,
this
key
serves
as
the
clock
key,
which
selects
between
clock
display
priority
mode
and
clock
display
invalid
mode.
Clock
function
bases
on
the
standard
specification.
®@
For
destination
K,
this
key
serves
as
the
valet
key.
For
its
specification,
refer
to
the
plan
specification.
*
The
key
relative
to
the
function
in
which
a
4-bit
code
prevents
the
turning
ON
of
the
power
by
another
hand.
@
For
destination
E
SDK
ON/OFF
key
SOK
function
bases
on
the
standard
specification.
@
For
destination
L
P-SCAN
key
CD
PLAY/PAUSE
@CD
charger
PLAY/PAUSE
key
For
CD
charger
function,
refer
to
a
separate
section.
@
When
no
use
of
CD-CH
control
is
specified,
this
key
serves
as
the
SA
key
for
destination
D,
L
or
J
or
as
the
P-SCAN
key
for
destination
K.
n
TUNER
mode:
DOWN-direction
tuning
key
n
TAPE
mode:
REW
key
(DPSS
when
pressed
slight
two
touches
and
simpie
REW
when
pressed
deep)
n
CD-CH
mode:
Track
search
OOWN
key
n
TUNER
mode:
UP-direction
tuning
key
n
TAPE
mode:
FF
key
(DPSS
when
pressed
slight
two
touches
and
simple
FF
when
pressed
deep}
n
CD-CH
mode:
Track
search
UP
For
cassette
tape:
STOP
(=PAUSE)
or
EJECT
key
Key
input
during
play:
PAUSE
Key
input
during
pause:
EJECT
PLAY/PROG
in
TAPE
mode:
PLAY/PROG
key
Tape
play
select
key
17
KRC-851D
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
INITIALIZE
PON
5V
43
42
40
MODEL
CLK
|
DATA
|
CE
0
0
r
0
KRC-919
(J)
0
0
1
KRC-818
(J)
0
1
0
KRC-810
{K)
0
1
1
|
KRC-910
{k)
1
0
1
KRC-851D
(D)
GND
KRC-851D
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
IC6:
LC7218
External
PLL
IC
XIN
X
OUT
CE
VSS
DATA
IN
CLK
PD
DATA
OUT
VDD
SY
FM
OSC
IN
SD
AM
OSC
IN
MT
FM
T/R
LOCAL
AFC
AM
BS
AGC
External
PLL
Port
Assignment
LC7218
Port
Functions
Function
Stop
level
detect
port,
active
“L”.
Effective
for
FM,
MW
and
LW.
Band
mute
detect
port,
active
“H”.
Effective
for
FM.
Note:
For
MW
or
LW,
SD1
only
is
detected.
For
FM,
SD1
and
SD2
are
detected.
For
timing,
refer
to
the
timing
chart.
“L"
output
during
TAPE
mode
and
“H”
output
during
TUNER
mode.
(With
power
OFF
or
ACC
“L”,
keep
as
it
stands.)
Local
control
output.
“H”
with
local
ON
(“H”
only
during
tuning
operation
because
of
local
seek
operation).
FM
AFC
time-constant
select
output.
Active
“L”
during
tuning
operation.
AM
AGC-CUT
output.
Active
“L”
during
tuning
operation.
AM
band
selector.
Effective
for
Europe
band.
“L"
for
MW,
“H”
for
LW
and
“H”
for
FM.
AM+8B,
Active
“L”.
FM+B,
Active
“L”.
19
KRC-851D
MECHANISM
DESCRIPTION
Mechanism
operation
modes
Each
mode
undergoes
the
following
sequence:
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
.
F)
i
LOADING/EJECT
STANDBY
REW
FF
FWD
REV
|
FR
plate
|
PRO
plate
20

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