Pioneer CLD-1010 User manual

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ORDER NO.
ARP 1373
COMPACT
DISC/LASERVISION
PLAYER
CLD=-1010
/“
LaserVision
COMPACT
DIGITAL AUDIO
MODEL
CLD-1010
COMES
IN
TWO
VERSIONS
DISTINGUISHED
AS
FOLLOWS:
Type
KUC
@
This
service
manual
is
applicable
to
the
KUC
and
S/G
types.
@
As
to
the
S/G
type,
please
refer
to
page
109.
Export destination
Power requirement
AC
120
V
only
U.S.A.,
Canada
AC 110 V, 120 V, 220 V, 240 V (switchable)
CONTENTS
1.
SAFETY
INFORMATION.........cecssssseseersnssesssessssenees
2
8.2
REGB,
LSFB,
PWSB,
CAPB,
BLMB
AND
2.
SPECIFICATIONS.
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3
CNNB
ASSEMBLY.........csssesseessssesseneenseensensnens
29
3.
PANEL
FACILITIES...
secssssesssesesssessseneneeeenensenseeteres
5
8.3
DSDC
ASSEMBLY
(D.S.D
SECTION)
...........
33
4.
DISASSEMBLY
.....ccsecssssssssesensnesetsecsnessenenseennenssesees
10
8.4
DSDC
ASSEMBLY
(CONTROL
SECTION)
...
37
5.
EXPLODED
VIEWS
AND
PARTS
LIST
8.5
SRVB
AND
TIMB
ASSEMBLY
........sseessereee
41
5.1
EXTERIOR
AND
FRONT
VIEW
.......:esesssenee
12
8.6
VDEM
ASSEMBLY
........sscssscsssseseanstensnateneeses
45
B.2
TOP
VIEW
....esessssssssssssscersenssssnsssnsnceracsssseceesees
14
8.7
STBC
ASSEMBLY
.......csesesssecsessrsseesteneseneeessens
49
5.3
BOTTOM
VIEW
uu...
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16
8.8
ADEM,
CALB,
DISP,
KEYB,
SENS
AND
5.4
MECHANISM
ASSEMBLY
VIEW...
18
MODB
ASSEMBLY.......ceccssssssssrserstecesenenesees
53
5.5
CARRY
ASSEMBLY
VIEW
.....sscsscsssesesssatseesee
20
8.9
PICK-UP
ASSEMBLY
.......scesssecesssssssestensaenees
57
5.6
PICK-UP
ASSEMBLY
VIEW
......cssseseeresssseeees
22
9.
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST.
.....scccssssssscsssssensesesssenateees
61
5.7
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT...
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24
10.
HOW
TO
REPLACE
THE
PICK-UP
6.
PACKING
uu...
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25
ASSEMBLY?
....cscsssssssssssssesssssentesreeesssseneenenensaeenaeoeanes
68
7.
P.C.
BOARDS
LOCATION
.....ccssssssssenestsseeseteeneentenes
26
11.
MECHANICAL
ADJUSTMENT.......csssseseeeeseetseenees
70
8.
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
AND
P.C.
BOARD
12,
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENT
..........ssecsseseeeneeterotsens
86
PATTERNS
13.
FOR
S/G
TYPE...ssssssssssssscessevsessssseseestsreserseeennenenene
109
8.1
OVERALL
CONNECTION
DIAGRAMG..........
27
PIONEER
ELECTRONIC
CORPORATION
4-1,
Meguro
1-Chome,
Meguro-ku,
Tokyo
153,
Japan
PIONEER
ELECTRONICS
SERVICE
INC.
P.O.
Box
1760,
Long
Beach,
California
90801
U.S.A.
PIONEER
ELECTRONICS
OF
CANADA,
INC.
505
Cochrane
Drive,
Markham,
Ontario
L3R 6B8
Canada
TEL:
[416]
479-4411
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[EUROPE]
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TEL:
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ELECTRONICS
AUSTRALIA
PTY. LTD.
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Boundary
Road,
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Victoria
3195,
Australia
TEL:
[03]
580-9911
FJ © APR. 1987 Printed in Japan

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1. SAFETY INFORMATION
1.SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The following check should be performed for the con-
tinued protection of the customer and service technician.
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK
Measure leakage current to a known earth ground (water
pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage current tester
such as Simpson Model 229-2 or equivalent between the
earth ground and all exposed metal parts of the appliance
(input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays, con-
trol shaft, etc.). Plug the AC line cord of the appliance
directly into a 120V AC 60Hz outlet and turn the AC
power
switch
on.
Any
current
measured
must
not
exceed
0.5mA.
Leakage
current
tester
Reading should
not be above
0.5mA
Test all
exposed metal
surfaces
2-wire cord
OM
Also test with
plug
reversed
ze
Earth
(Using
AC
adapter
ground
plug as required)
AC Leakage Test
ANY
MEASUREMENTS
NOT
WITHIN
THE
LIMITS
OUT-
LINED
ABOVE
ARE
INDICATIVE
OF
A
POTENTIAL
SHOCK
HAZARD
AND
MUST
BE
CORRECTED
BEFORE
RETURNING
THE
APPLIANCE
TO
THE
CUSTOMER.
SLE TET EI I
2.PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance
have special safety related characteristics. These are often
not evident from visual inspection nor the protection af-"
forded by them necessarily can be obtained by using re-
placement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc. Re-
placement parts which have these special safety charac-”
teristics are identified in this Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are identified
by marking with a A\ on the schematics and on the parts
list in this Service Manual.
The use of a substitute replacement component which
does not have the same safety characteristics as the
PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in the
parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire, or
other hazards.
Product Safety is continuously under review and new
instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest
information, always consult the current PIONEER Serv-
ice Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of,
PIONEER Service Manual may be obtained at a nominal
charge from PIONEER.

2.
SPECIFICATIONS
1. General
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LaserVision
Disc
system
and
Compact
Disc
digital
audio
system
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Semiconductor
laser
wavelength 780 nm
Power requirements
U.S.
and
Canadian
models....AC
120
V,
50/60
Hz
U.S.
Military
model...............
AC
110/120/220/240
V
(Switchable), 50/60 Hz
Power consumption
U.S.
and
Canadian
models...........ccesceceeeeree
48
W
U.S.
Military
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44
W
WEIGHT
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11.5
kg
(25
Ib
6
oz)
Dimensions...........-000
420(W)
x
411(D)
x
120(H)
mm
16-9/16(W)
x
16-3/16(D)
x
4-11/16(H)
in
Operating
temperature
.............+
+5
°C
—
+35
°C
(41°F
—
95°F)
Operating
humidity...
5%
—
90%
(There
should
be
no
condensation
of
moisture.)
2. Disc
LaserVision Discs
*Maximum playing times
12-inch standard play disc........... 1 hour/both sides
12-inch extended play disc........ 2 hours/both sides
8-inch standard play disc............ 28 min/both sides
8-inch extended play disc........... 40 min/both sides
Spindle motor speed
Standard play iSC.........cecseesssereeeeeeeeeees 1,800 rpm
Extended play disc
shee Staesactials 1,800 rpm (inner circumference)
to 600 rpm (outer circumference)
(For a 12-inch disc)
Compact Discs
DisC ...... ee Diameter: 120 mm, Thickness: 1.2 mm
Rotation direction (pickup side): Counterclockwise
Linear speed: 1.2 - 1.4 m/sec
*Maximum playing time... 60 min. or more
(For stereo playback)
*Actual playback time differs for each disc.
3. Video characteristics
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Video output
Level...1 Vp-p nominal, sync. negative, terminated
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Trina
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te
ascetics
iesepcevesesecenee
sents:
RCA
jack
VHF
output
Channel
............
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Channel
3
or
4
(switchable)
IMPOCANCe.......eececeeeeeseteeeetenereeeres
75
2
unbalanced
TOriminal
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fievacessecceeteccegeeseoctaweanseteds
F-type
jack
4. Audio characteristics
Output level
CD/LV OUT terminals
During analog audio output................. 200 mVrms
(tkHz, 40%)
During digital audio output............... 200 mVrms
: (1kHz, ~20dB)
LV
ANALOG
OUT
terminals...
200
mVrms
(1kHz, 40%)
(For LV analog audio output,
1/L,
2/R
and
stereo
selections
are
possible)
Terminal
ssiccssessceossciecscescescsceaassencessetocscasees
Both
RCA
jacks
Number
of
channel
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2
Digital Audio Characteristics
Frequency
response|
4
Hz
-
20
kHz
(
+98
dB)
(E1AJ)
S/N
ratio
98
dB
(EIAJ
Dynamic
range
95
dB
{EIAJ
Channel!
separation
|
92
dB
(EIAJ
Total
harmonic
0.005%
(EIAJ)
distortion
Wow and flutter Limit of measurement
(+0.001% W.PEAK)
or less (EIAJ)
@ LV is based on EIAJ.
5. Other Terminals
Control
input/output
.........
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Both
miniature
jacks
6. Accessories
U.S. and Canadian models
Remote
control
unit
(CU-CLD004)..........
cesses
1
Size
“AAA”
(IEC
R03)
dry
cell
battery...
2
RF
antenna
Cable
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es
1
Video
CONNECTING
COL...
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1
Audio
CONNECTING
COM...
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1
Antenna
adaptor
(75
2/300
2
+
75
Q
F-type
PIUG)
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sseeseesecneseeeeenees
1
Operating
instructions
.........cccecesceesseseeeseseeneenesneeneenens
1
Warranty
Card
.....esecceccssseesesensenessensrensssisessseeseesesennetens
1
U.S. Military model
Remote
control
unit
(CU-CLDO04).........
ce
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1
Size
“AAA”
(IEC
R03)
dry
cell
battery...
2
RF
antenna
Cable
occ
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1
Video
CONNECTING
COM...
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1
Audio
Connecting
COL
........ccceceesressteeetnestenenneseteneseess
1
Antenna
adaptor
(75
2/300
2
>
75
Q
F-type
pllig)scacuccsenniniae.
1
F-type
jack
—
IEC
plug
ad
aptor..........scsecsssseeeersers
1
Operating
instructions...
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1
Warranty
Card
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7. Functions
Function
that
can
be
operated
with
remote
control
unit (CU-CLD004)
| LaserVision Disc _| | LaserVision Disc _|
:
Compact
unctions
Standard
|
Extended
Disc
Play
Disc
|
Play
Disc
YES
PLAY
EJECT
TV/LVP SELECTION
PAUSE
AUTOMATIC
PAUSE
SCAN
(Forward,
Reverse
AUDIO
CHANNEL
SELECTION
(Stereo,
1/L,
2/R)
AUTO
DIGITAL/ANALOG
SWITCH
CX SYSTEM ON/OFF
STILL/STEP
Forward, Reverse)
CHAPTER SKIP
(Forward, Reverse)
MULTI-SPEED
(Forward, Reverse:
variable in 9 steps)
MULTI-SPEED DISPLAY
FRAME NUMBER DISPLAY
TIME NUMBER DISPLAY
CHAPTER NUMBER DISPLAY
FRAME NUMBER SEARCH
TIME NUMBER SEARCH
CHAPTER NUMBER SEARCH
CHAPTER REPEAT
A-B
(INTERVAL)
REPEAT
MEMORY REPEAT
SIDE REPEAT
PROGRAM PLAYBACK
PROGRAM DISPLAY
PROGRAM REPEAT
PROGRAM EDIT
TRACK SEARCH
(SKIP SELECTION)
TIME SEARCH
YES
YES(1)
YES(2) | YES(2)
YES NO
YES(3)
(DIRECT SELECTION)
TRACK.TIME
DISPLAY
REMAINING
TIME
DISPLAY
TOTAL
TRACKS.TOTAL
TIME
DISPLAY
NOTE:
(1)
Can
only
be
used
with
discs
with
digital
sound
tracks.
(2) Valid for analog sound when playing a disc with the CX
mark.
(3)
Possible
for
playback
of
disc
on
which
chapter
numbers
are
recorded.
Other Functions
@ Automatic start (Possible for both CD and LV.)
@ Automatic picture stop (LV: Possible only for discs
on which picture stop codes are recorded.)
NOTE:
Specifications and design subject to possible modifications
without notice, due to improvement.

CLD-1010
3.
PANEL
FACILITIES
[REAR PANEL]
ANTENNA
terminal
(75
©
F-type
jack)
VHF
CHANNEL
SELECTOR
(CH3/CH4)
Connect
the
coaxial
cable
(75
2)
from
the
VHF
TV
This
switch
is
for
switching
the
internal
VHF
con-
antenna
to
this
terminal.
verter.
Set to the channel which is not used for TV
VHF
OUT
terminal
(75
©
F-type
jack)
broadcasts
in
your
area.
Connect this terminal to your TV set’s VHF antenna
terminal.
Power cord
Connect this to a power outlet.
CONTROL
IN
and
OUT
terminals
(miniature
phone
jack)
These
terminals
are
for
communication
of
control
codes,
when
the
player
is
used
together
with
other
Pioneer
products
with
the
Pioneer
mark.
ABOUT THE AUDIO OUTPUT TERMINALS
This player is equipped with two sets of audio
output terminals.
As shown in the table below, the CD/LV terminals
are able to output all the audio signals that can be
played back by the player.
. .
;
Playback
VIDEO
OUT
erie
ae
jack)
a
Type
of
Disc
|
gound
Outnuk
vanninels
Connect
this
jack
to
a
monitor
or
a
set
which
is
—_—____—_—-1\Y
q
; ‘
*
Cc
Digital
provided
with
a
video
input
terminal.
Smipact
ise.
|
Ria
_
CD/LV
LaserVision
an
with
Digital
Digital
|CD/LV<—
Can
be
selected
with
the
Sound
Discs
AUTO
DIGITAL/ANALOG
.
Discs
with
key
on
the
remote
LV
(ANALOG)
AUDIO
OUT
terminals
(Discos
with
ag)
|
Analog
|covtv<
control
unit.
(RCA
jacks)
via
LV(Analog)
These
terminals
output
the
analog
audio
only
of
sawn
Vision
Discs
LaserVision
Discs.
Connect
them
to
the
AUX
input
(Discs
without
hale
CD/LV
terminals
etc.
of
your
stereo
amplifier.
the
deal
mark)
g
LV(ANALOG)
|
For ordinary operation, connect the CD/LV ter-
minals to your amplifier.
The LV (ANALOG) terminals are provided for
developmental use. They do not need to be used for
ordinary operation.
Do
not
connect
these
terminals
to
your
amplifier
PHONO
input.
These
terminals
do
not
output
the
digital
sound
from
Compact
Discs
or
LaserVision
with
Digital
Sound
Discs.
CD/LV
AUDIO
OUT
terminals
(RCA
jacks)
These
terminals
output
Compact
Disc
audio,
Laser-
Vision
Disc
audio
(analog)
and
the
audio
for
Laser-
Vision
with
Digital
Sound
Discs.
Selection
of
either
digital
or
analog
sound
can
be
made
by
operating
a
button
on
the
front
panel.
Connect
these
terminals
to
the
CD
or
AUX
input
terminals
etc.
of
your
stereo
amplifier.
Do
not
connect
them
to
your
amplifier
PHONO
input.
NOTE:
The sound output from the VHF output terminal is analog
sound. When a‘TV set is connected to the VHF output
terminal, it cannot be used to listen to Compact Disc sound,
or to the digitally recorded sound on LaserVision with Digital
Sound Discs.
5

CLD-1010
[PLAYER FRONT PANEL]
OPEN/CLOSE ( 4 ) button
This button is used to open and close the disc
table. Setting a disc on the disc table then pressing
this button retracts the disc table in to the player |
and begins play of the disc. Pressing this button
during play stops play and extends the table from
the player.
REMOTE SENSOR window
DOOR
When
power
is
switched
on,
and
OPEN/CLOSE
button
is
pressed,
the
door
opens
downward,
and
at
the
same
time,
the
disc
table
is
expelled
out-
ward a specified distance.
POWER button and indicator
TV/LVP indicator
This
indicates
whether
the
pictures
on
the
TV
con-
nected
to
the
rear
panel
VHF
OUT
terminal,
are
being
played
back
from
the
disc
or
received
from
the
TV
broadcasting station.
ON
:LaserVision
Disc
or
Compact
Disc
playback
OFF: VHF TV broadcast reception
After
switching
on
power
the
indicator
is
ON,
indi-
cating selection of disc playback.
CHAPTER SKIP/TRACK SEARCH (<< , >»)
buttons
@ This is used to move to the head of the chapter
for a LaserVision disc or the head of the track
for a compact disc.
@ Pressing the #4 button during entry of a pro-
gram for programmed play cancels the last
number input. Pressing this button again cancels
the number entered before that. Each time this
button is pressed, the last number still retained
is cancelled (edit function). The »» button has
no effect during program input.
CX SYSTEM indicator
(For
LaserVision
Disc
playback
only)
Lights
when
the
CX
noise
reduction
system
is
op-
erating.
PLAY/PAUSE ((>/[]]) button
@ Setting a disc on the disc table then pressing
this button retracts the disc table into the player.
and begins play of the disc.
@ Pressing this button while the disc is stopped
begins play of the disc. a
@ Pressing this button during play pauses the play.
Pressing this button again restarts the play from
the point at which it was paused.
@ Press this button to begin chapter programming.
CX is a trademark of CBS Inc.
This
player
meets
the
CX
EXPANDING
SPECIFICA-
TION.
SCAN («<< , >>) buttons
After
play
has
begun,
the
disc
is
fast
forwarded
as
long
as
the
»®
button
is
held
down
or
fast
backwarded
as
long
as
the
««
button
is
held
down.
There
are
two
speeds.
The
first
two
seconds
while
one
of
the
scan
buttons
is
held
down
the
scanning
is
at
low
speed,
then
it
is
at
high
speed.

PROGRAM
MODE
indicator
Shows
that
the
player
is
in
program
playback
mode.
Numeric display
@
When
playing
back
a
LaserVision
Disc,
displays
the
“chapter’’
number
presently
being
played
back.
@
When
playing
back
a
Compact
Disc,
displays
the
“track’’
number
presently
being
played
back.
COMPACT
DISC
(CD)
indicator
Lights
during
Compact
Disc
playback
mode.
LASERVISION
DISC
(LV)
indicator
Lights
during
LaserVision
Disc
playback
mode.
CHAP./TRACK
REPEAT
indicator
@
During
playback
of
a
LaserVision
Disc,
lights
when
chapter
repeat
playback
is
selected.
@
During
playback
of
a
Compact
Disc,
lights
when
track
repeat
playback
is
selected.
SIDE
REPEAT
indicator
Lights
when
repeat
play
of
one
side
of
a
disc
is
selected.
A-B REPEAT indicator
Lights
when
repeat
play
of
an
interval
between
two
points A and B is selected.
PROGRAM
REPEAT
indicator
This
indicator
shows
that
the
player
is
in
program
repeat
play
mode.
DIGITAL SOUND indicator
Lights at the following times to indicate that audio
signal output from the CD/LV audio terminal on the
rear panel is digitally recorded sound:
@ During Compact Disc playback.
e@ During playback of a LaserVision with Digital
Sound Disc.
AUDIO indicators
(For
LaserVision
Disc
playback
only)
These indicate the audio channels being played back.
When power is switched on, both 1/L and 2/R light up,
indicating stereo mode.
STAND-BY/PLAY indicator
This
indicator
lights
up
when
the
disc
is
being
played and blinks during stand-by.
Lights
up:
during
play
mode
(normal
playback)
Blinks:
@
From
the
time
the-PLAY
key
is
pressed
until
the
playback
actually
begins.
e
After
the
playback
is
over
until
the
disc
stops.
@
During
the
time
that
the
table
is
extended
from
the
player
for
removing
or
changing
the
disc.
This
indicator
also
blinks
during
operations
such
as
search
and
skip.
DISC SET indicator
Lights up when there is a disc in the player.

CLD-1010
[REMOTE CONTROL UNIT]
The
accessory
remote
control
unit
can
be
used
during
playback
of
both
LaserVision
discs
and
Compact Discs.
e@ The functions shown in black are used for
LaserVision Discs only.
@ The functions shown in green are used for
Compact Discs only.
Keys
appearing
in
other
colors
have
the
same
functions for both kinds of disc.
TV/LVP key
When the VHF antenna is connected to the TV set
via the player, this key switches between disc
playback and VHF TV broadcast reception.
AUTO DIGITAL/ANALOG key
Pressing this key selects the
audio output from the CD/LV
audio output terminals on the
back of the player during play-
back of a LaserVision disc with
digital audio.
This key has no effect for play-
back of compact discs or Laser-
Vision discs without digital audio.
CX key
This
is
the
on/off
key
for
the
CX
noise
reduction
system.
AUDIO MONITOR key
Switches the audio channel.
When the player is first turned
on, the audio is stereo and the
1/L and 2/R AUDIO indicators are
both lit up. Each time this key is
pressed, the audio channel
moves one step through the se-
quence: 1/L > 2/R > Stereo >
1/L ...
EJECT ( —/A ) key
This key is used to stop playback
and remove the disc.
The first time this key is pressed
stops the rotation of the disc.
The second time this key is
pressed extends the disc table
from the player. If there is no
disc on the disc table, the disc
table is extended out from the
player the first time this key is
pressed.
REPEAT (A, B) keys
These are used for repeat
playback.
DIGIT (0 - 9) keys
SEARCH/MEMORY key
This is used for:
@ Execution of search operation.
@ For memory repeat operation.
(Memory key function)
This key is also used to input
programs for programmed play.
DISPLAY key
@ For a LaserVision disc, the
display key is used for dis-
playing or erasing the screen
display of the chapter or frame
being played or the time dur-
ing playback of a LaserVision
disc.
@When a compact disc is
played, each time this key is
pressed, the display on the
screen will change to show the
REMAIN time, the TOTAL time,
the TIME, and back to the
REMAIN time respectively.
CHAPTER/FRAME-TIME, TIME
key
This key is used to call up the
part of the disc that you wish to
see or listen to (search).

CLD-1010
E), HI key
This key is used for setting the
speed for multi-speed playback.
PAUSE (§]) key
When
this
is
pressed,
the
play-
back
is
temporarily
interrupted.
To
release
the
pause
mode,
press
the
PAUSE
key
again.
MULTI-SPEED (<1 , » ) key
(LaserVision disc)
@ Pressing the ®» side of this
key during playback of a
standard disc plays back the
disc in the forward direction at
the preset speed. Pressing the
~<a side of this key during
playback of a standard disc
plays back the disc in the re-
verse direction at the preset
speed (with no audio).
The speed is set with the -, +
key.
@ This key has no effect for ex-
tended play discs and ‘‘CLV”
is displayed on the screen.
CHAPTER
SKIP/TRACK
SEARCH
(<<,»>),
PROGRAM
EDIT
(<<)
key
This
key
has
the
same
functions
as
the
CHAPTER
SKIP/TRACK
SEARCH
button
on
the
front
of
the
player.
Q PIONEER
Sec
CoMmmacT
SCAN
(<<
,»»)
key
This
is
used
for
fast
forward
and
fast
backward
playback.
PLAY ( ») key
@
Setting
a
disc
on
the
disc
table
then
pressing
this
key
retracts
the
disc
table
into
the
player
and
begins
play
of
the
disc.
,
e@ Pressing this key when the
disc is stopped starts playback.
@ Pressing this key when player
is paused restarts . normal
playback.
@
Pressing
this
key
after
chapter
programming starts play for
that chapter program.
STILL/STEP (<aa,uay) key
(LaserVision disc)
@ Pressing either end of this key
causes still frame playback.
Then, pressing the 1 side of
this key advances the playback
one frame, while pressing the
«<u side of this key reverse
the playback one frame.
@ This key has no effect for ex-
tended play discs and “CLV”
is displayed on the screen.
CLEAR key
The CLEAR key is used in the
following cases:
PROGRAM key
This key is used for programmed
playback,
which
is
playback
in
@To
stop
repeat
playback,
to
which
the
order
of
chapters
for
a
interrupt
a
search,
or
to
cor-
LaserVision
disc
or
the
order
of
rect
input
made
with
the
DIGIT
tracks
for
a
compact
disc
is
keys.
(Pressing
the
CLEAR
key
changed.
and
holding
it
down
ends
nu-
meric input mode itself.)
@ To erase the last step of the
program. (Pressing the CLEAR
key and holding it down ends
program input mode itself.)
@ To end program playback.

CLD-1010
4.
DISASSEMBLY
Front panel
DSDC assembly
Disc table
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CLD-1010,
e Disassembly Procedure
[Bonnet]
1. Remove the two screws @ on the side.
2. Remove the three screws @ on the rear.
[Bottom Plate]
1. Remove the two screws @.
2. Remove the four screws @.
{Disc Table]
1. Remove the bonnet.
2. Switch on the power, press the OPEN/CLOSE key
( # ), then with the disc table up, switch off the
power.
. Remove the two rivets @.
4. Switch the power back on. When the disc table is fully
extended, pull it away gently.
[Front Panel]
1. Remove the bonnet.
2. Remove the two screws @ and a screw @.
uo
[Mechanical Assembly]
1. Remove the four screws @, then raise the DSDC
assembly. -
2. Remove the three screws @ and remove the two screws
@.
Note: The details on how to replace the Pick-up assembly
will be found on Page 68.
11

5.
EXPLODED
VIEWS
AND
PARTS
LIST
5.1
EXTERIOR
AND
FRONT
VIEW
1
CLD-1010

NOTES:
© Parts without part number cannot be supplied.
e The A mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety
factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designa-
tion.
e For your parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the marks x x
and.
* x GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN *
This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model
number, temperature, humidity, etc.
e Parts marked by “@®” are not always kept in stock. Their delivery time may be longer
than usual or they may be unavailable.
@ Parts List of Exterior and Front View
Mark No. Part No. Description Mark No. Part No, Description
1 VXA1054 Bonnet assembly 21. AMZ30PO80FUC Screw
Zim tag rare 22. AMZ20PO80FMC Screw
Sas 2225 4 es Secs 23. BPZ30PO6GO0FUC Screw
4 set od wie 24. BPZ30PO80FCU Screw
5 VXX1041 Front panel assembly-S 25. AMZ20PO80FMC Screw
6 VXX1028 Indicator panel assembly 26. BBT3OPO60FZK Screw
7 VNK1078 Display Panel 27. BM2Z40P100FZK Screw
8. VXX1049 Front door assembly 28. 2... male
Dor 38 fe Ror 29. BBZ30PO60FCU Screw
10 VNK1071 Power button 30.
11. VSK-012 Door switch 31. VRW1015 Caddy label
12. VBH1010 Door spring
13. VEC-261 Plastic rivet 101. 2 Se ce
14. VEC-273 Disc Pad 102. Cushion .
15. VEB1021 Sheet (F) 103. Bottom board assembly
104. a cats
16. VEB1022 Sheet (L) 105. SW holder
17. VEB1023 Sheet (R) 106. Black sheet
18. VXA1053 Dumper assembly 107. Cushion
19.
20. ABZ30PO60FUC Screw ‘
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CLD-1010
5.2 TOP VIEW

@ Parts List of Top View
Mark No. Part No.
1. VYR1019
A x* = 2. VEK-018
A x* 3 VEK-022
A * 4 vtTT-078
5. VBN-005
6. VNL1029
7. VNL1024
8. VNL1030
9. VBH1007
10. VXA1063
11. VEB-129
12. VEC-262
13. VLL1018
14. VNE-689
15. VNL-500
16. VBH-162
17. VNL-612
18. VBH-179
19. VBH-177
20. VXA1067
21. VXA1062
22. VNL-588
23. VNL-583
24. VXA1028
25. VEB-125
26. VXA-477
27. VLL1020
*% 28, VXM1006
29. VNL-582
* * 30. VSK-010
31. VBH-161
32, VNL1036
33. VEC-143
34. VNL1020
35. VLL-345
36. VNL1047
37. YESOFNC
38. VNL1045
39. YE20FUC
40. VNL1051
Description ~
REGB assembly
Fuse (3A) (FU103, FU104}
Fuse (2A) (FU1, FU2)
Power transformer (T1)
Welding nut
Gear (E)
Rack
Pinion (E)
Gear spring
Roller plate (R) assembly
Rubber sheet
Holder securing tape
Ball holder
Holder
Clamper head
LD clamper spring
Clamper base
CD clamper spring
Holder spring
CD disc clamper assembly
Roller plate (L) assembly A
Disc clamper
Rack gear (R)
Synchronized gear assembly
Synchronized belt (L)
Pulley (L) assembly
Gear (A) shaft
‘Loading motor (M6)
Rack gear (L)
Slide switch (S6, $7)
(CD, LD misclamp)
RE spring
Potention gear
Plastic rivet
Gear (A)
Spacer
Gear (C)
E ring
W Gear (A)
E ring
Motor pulley
Mark
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
No.
Part No.
WT36D070D025
BBZ30P080FCU
PMB30PO60FCU
BMZ20P080FMC
BPZ30PO080FCU
BM20P080FMC
BBZ30PO60FCU
PMB26P040FMC
BPZ30PO60FMC
PMB30PO60FCU
PPZ20PO50FMC
BPZ30PO80FCU
BPZ30P100FCU
VNL1046
VLL1039
VBH1017
PMB30PO55FZK
PMZ30P080FMC
BBZ20P040FMC
CLD-1010
Description
Washer
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
W Gear (B)
W Gear (A) shaft
W Gear spring
Screw
Screw
Screw
CNNB assembly
CAPB assembly
Rubber cushion
Clamper holder assembly
Clamper holder
Bridge
SENS assembly
Sub chassis
M holder assembly
CALB assembly
RE holder
Black sheet
Dump cushion (K)
Dump cushion (L)
Cushion
Rack holder
Fuse caution label
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5.3 BOTTOM VIEW

®@ Parts List of Bottom View
Mark No.
OQRONS
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
oO OND
Part No.
VWG1010
VYV1013
VYV1007
VEB1001
VYV1015
CM-22C
VYV1016
VNK1058
VDG-038
VYW1029
VYS1003
BPZ30P080FCU
PMB30PO080FCU
BPZ30P080FZK
PMB30PO080FCU
BPZ30P030FCU
BBZ30POQO60FCU
Description Mark
DSDC assembly A
STBC assembly A
VDEM assembly
Rubber foot
ADEM assembly
Cord stoper
MODB assembly
SW joint
AC Power cord
EP ROM {1C111)
SRVB assembly
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
No. Part No.
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114,
CLD-101
Description
LSFB assembly
PWSB assembly
DISP assembly
KEYB assembly
Mechanism assembly
P.C. B hinge
PC support
Rear panel
Earth plate
Base
Shield sheet
P.C.B cushion
Cord clamper
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5.4 MECHANISM ASSEMBLY VIEW
45
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38—F*e Gai 31
See,
a
B
San
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@ Parts List of Mechanism View
Mark
*
kk
**
x*
x*
xx
xk
kk
xr
x*
No.
1.
2.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21,
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
Part No. Cescription
VCS-017 Potentio meter (VR1)
VSK-010 Slide switch
(CD MOTOR RELEASE) ($5)
VSK-014 Leaf switch
(CD MOTOR SET) (S4)
VSK-015 Leaf switch
(PSN-003) (TILT LIMIT) (S3)
VXM-060 Tilt motor (M4)
VXM-063 Spindle motor (LD, M1)
(VXM-O65)
PA2016 Controt IC (C1)
(LD SPINDLE MOTOR)
STA302A Transistor array (Q10)
{LD SPINDLE MOTOR)
STA303A Transistor array (Q11)
(LD SPINDLE MOTOR)
VXM-054 LOAD motor (for SLDR) (M3)
VXM1007 Swing motor (M5)
VBH-138 Slider motor spring
VBH-140 Torsion spring
VBH-142 Tilt spring
VBH1011 Potentio meter spring
VEC-143 Plastic rivet
VLL-310 PM nut
VLL-311 Nut
VLL1032 Carriage shaft
VNE-701 Switch adjustment board
VNL-598 Slider
VXA1071 Gear box assembly
VNL1036 Potentio gear
VNV-036 Tilt nut
VXA-387 Tilt shaft assembly
VXA-394 Roller arm assembly
VXA-418 PM holder assembly
VBH-166 Gear spring
VBH-167 Pinion spring
VEB1024 Belt
VLL-183 Screw
VLL-371 Color
VNL-291 Shaft holder
VNL-615 Pinion (A)
VNL-616 Pinion (B)
VNL-617 Arm gear
VNL-635 Motor pulley
VNV-039 Holder
VXA-471 Worm gear assembly
VBH-141 Centering spring
VEB1008 Rubber spacer
VNV-037 Centering hab
Mark
No.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74,
75.
76.
77.
78.
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109,
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
Part No.
VWY1010
VYS1003
VXX1047
YC60RBT
WA62N120W020
WT21D050D050
YE20FUC
VEF-023
VEF-027
WA31D054D050
WA21D040D025
WT34D060D050
AMZ20P030FMC
PMZ20P040FMC
PMB26PO060FMC
AMZ26P070FMC
VLL-378
AM30POS0FCU
AMZ30P080FMC
BMZ20P080FCU
BBZ30PO060FCU
PMZ20POSOFMC
PMA26P040FCU
PMZ30P160FMC
PMB30P080FCU
BBZ30PO06G0FMC
PMZ30PO60FMC
PMB30P100FCU
VLL-377
VLL-378
PMB30PO060FCU
BMZ30PO60FMC
VEB-126
VXA-415
Description
Pick-up assembly
SRVB assembly
Spindle motor assembly (CD, M2)
Washer
Washer
Washer
E ring
Spring (59)
Spring (4¢)
Washer
Washer
Washer
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw
Synchronized belt S
Base assembly
TIMB assembly
Insulator bushing
PB support
Tilt holder
Tilt base
Mechanism chassis
Slide plate
Motor base
Arm assembly
Cord clamper
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5.5
CARRY
ASSEMBLY
VIEW