Sanyo CP10 User manual

SERVICE MANUAL
COMPACT
DISC
PLAYER
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(GENERAL)
(U.S.A)
(CANADA)
(AUSTRALIA)
(EUROPE)
(ITALY)
CONTENTS
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BEFORE DISASSEMBLING AND REPAIRING 2.00... eee 1
PRECAUTION FOR HANDLING PICKUP ©... ee ee ee eee es 2
DESCRIPTION OF LASER BEAMCONTROL CIRCUIT J... ee ee ee 3
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SPECIFICATIONS
Audio
General
Channels............
2channels
Power
supply.........
AC
110-127/200-220/230-250V
e
Frequency
response
....20
—
20,000
Hz
50/60Hz
...
GENERAL
Dynamic
range........
90
dB
AG
120V
60Hz
...
U.S.A,
Channel
separation
.....
80 dB
(
1
KHz)
CANADA
ohana
bene
e
sees
aoe.
:
a
)
AC
240V
50Hz
...
AUSTRALIA
ow and flutter ....... ndetectable
AC 220V 50Hz ... EUROPE
Outputs
..........6.
LINE
OUT:
1.6V/50K
ohms
‘
ITALY
E:
HEADPHONE:
30mW/32
ohms
DC
+7.2V~
B4V
Signal
format
Power
consumption
....10W
Sampling
frequency
....44.1
KHz
Dimentions
..........
approx.
127
x
41.5
x
187
mm
Quantization
.........
16
bits
linear/channel
(WxHxD)
(5x
1-5/8”
x
7-3/8")
Weight { approx.)...... 900 g( 1 Ibs. 15 oz. )
Pickup
System
............0.
Objective
drive
system
light
pickup ee ,
Light
source
.........
Semiconductor
laser
Specifications
and
design
subject
to
change
without
notice.
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Wave length.......... 790 nm
BEFORE DISASSEMBLING AND REPAIRING
a Many ICs and a pickup are used in this compact disc
player and these components are very sensitive to
static electricity and can break down if exposed toa
high static voltage. They must therefore be handled
very carefully,
b Since pickup consists of many optical components
and other precision components, do not repair it or
store it in a hot or humid place, near strong mangetic
fields, or in a dusty location.
c¢ When replacing any of the components of a CD
player, first switch OFF the player and disconnect
the power cord from the player.
d
Ground
all
equipments,
measuring
instruments,
and
tools.
e Place an electrically conductive sheet on the work
bench and ground it. After removing a pickup from
its conductive pouch, do not place it on the pouch.
Because it may be damaged due to static electricity.
f
Ground
a
soldering
iron
to
prevent
AC
leakage.
g
Ground
a
worker
with
metal
band
(
1M
ohms
)
to
ground
static
electricity
which
may
build
up
on
the
body,
h Because static electricity which builds up on clothing
does
not
ground
through
the
metal
band,
be
careful
not to touch your clothing to the pickup.
i Do not directly look at the laser beam emitted from
the
pickup
or
aim
it
at
your
fingers
or
skin.
Armband
Resistor
(1M ohm)
Senate Sheet
Resistor —*
(1M ohm)

what,
PRECAUTION
FOR
HANDLING
PICKUP
—-_-_———————————
# (1)
a
4
b
(2)
c
\ d
.
e
)
f
Precautions
for
transportion
and
storage
Store
the
pickup
in
its
conductive
pouch
until
just
before
using
it.
:
Do
not
apply
external
pressure
or
shock
to
the
Pick-
up,
ressure x
Pressure
Dropping
store
in
conductive
pouch
Magnet
Precautions
for
handling
of
the
pickup
Since
the
pickup
has
a
powerful
magnet
in
itself,
do
not
leave
it
near
a
magnetic
field.
When
handling
the
Pickup,
hold
it
correctly,
and
do
not
apply
external
pressure
or
shock
to
it.
If
you
apply
extremely
strong
pressure
or
shock
to
it,
it
may
mulfunction
or
its
printed
circuit
board
may
crack,
The
pickup
is
a
single
component
and
has
been
accu-
rately
adjusted
as
such.
Do
not
touch
any
adjustment
point
and
mounting
screws.
If
the
laser
beam
strikes
your
eye,
it
may
be
damaged.
Do
not
under
any
circumstances
allow
the
laser
beam
to
strike
the
eye.
Also,
do
not
under
any
circum-
stances
apply
a
voltage
to
a
pickup
whose
laser
out-
put
section
(
objective
lens,
etc.
)
is
damaged.
Method of holding pickup
Laser Beam
Cleaning lens surface
If
dust
gets
onto
the
surface
of
the
lens,
blow
it
away
using
an
air
brush.
The
lens
is
retained
by
an
extreme-
ly
delicate
support
spring.
When
cleaning
the
lens
surface,
therefore,
use
a
soft
cotton
stick
moistened
with
iso-propy!
alcohol
and
clean
the
lens
very
gently,
taking
care
not
to
bend
the
support
spring.
(
other
liquid
may
injure
the
lens
)
Also,
do
not
use
an
ex-
cessive
amount
of
cleaning
fluid
otherwise
it
will
flow
into
the
pickup.
Do
not
disassemble
the
pickup.
Do
not
directly
look
at
the
laser
beam
or
aim
it
at
the
fingers
or
skin.
COTTON SWAB
CONDUCTIVE SHEET

DESCRIPTION OF LESER BEAM CONTROL CIRCUIT
(1) Laser operation circuit
(2) Operation of the circuit
a_ By turning “ON” the POWER switch (S601) after the
power cord is plugged in or the battery pack is con-
nected to the unit, then closing the top lid, the
CLOSE switch (S609) [ and LASER switch ($901) hoa a
eet EUROPE/AUSTRALIA/ITALY only } will go
EUROPE
“ON”, and pin 35 of 1C501 (OPEN/CLOSE) becomes ae aay pecpOweR
“LOW” level. Fu eae only
b Press the PLAY key (S604) or the MEMORY key 5901
| | CIRCUIT
ney
(S605). While the key is pressed, pin 15 (PLAY/ ana diy
PAUSE)
or
pin
16
(MEMORY)
of
IC501
becomes
:
i
ON/OFF
“LOW”,
c Pin 19 (HOLD) of 1C501 becomes “HIGH”, and the
hold condition of 1C501 will be cancelled.
d Consequently, pin 28 (P-CONTL) of 1C501 becomes
"LOW", and “HIGH” voltage will be applied to the
POWER ON/OFF terminal of the +5.2V DC POWER
BLOCK via 0502.
e -—5,2V output from DC POWER BLOCK is applied
to the APC circuit of the pickup, and causing the
pickup emits the laser beam.
Safety Operation
1c801
@
a
When
the
top
lid
of
the
unit
is
open
with
the
POWER
SPEN
IETOEE
a
|e
switch
is
“ON”,
even
if
you
press
the
PLAY
key
or
MEMORY
key,
the
pickup
will
not
emit
laser beam
because
the CLOSE switch (S609)
[
and
LASER
1c501 (15), (6) i f ais switch (S901) ..... EUROPE/AUSTRALIA/ITALY
PLAY
/
PA
PLAY
/
PAUSE.
only
]
is
“OFF”
and
pin
35
of
IC501
remains
“HIGH”.
MEMORY ry When the PLAY or MEMORY key is pressed without
i loading a disc, the pickup emits laser beam, but sever-
1c501
| |
al
ener
later
it
will
ep
to
emit
laser
beam
as
safety
HOLD
===>
circuit
defects
that
there
is
no
disc.
c Even in the event that 1C501 breaks down and the
10501 @8) pickup emits laser beam, it will not directly enter the
P-CONTL eye because of the opaque cover.
+5,2V
DC
POWER
ee
ae
POWER ON/OFF
ov
-5.2V ee eee
52V ----
lou

DETAILS OF PICKUP
as)
(1) Appearance
ACTUATOR
y
FPC
TERMINAL
LASER
DRIVE
CIRCUIT
OBJECTIVE
LENS
FPC
TERMINAL
PHOTO SIGNAL
SENSOR FPC TERMINAL
(2) Optical system
)
COMPACT DISC
FOCUS
+t> TRACKING
LASER DIODE
OIFFRACTION
GRATING
LASER DRIVE ACTUATOR
PHOTO
DIODE
CIRCUIT
FOCUS
OOIL
TRACKING
COIL
(3) Wiring diagram
GND
PHOTO SIGNAL DETECTO
OD®OO®O®O
GND
-Sv
FO
FO:
TO
TO
LASER
DRIVE
CIRCUIT
ACTUATOR
FO
GND
TO
-5V
be
5
FO
T

DISASSEMBLY
in and Sub PCB removals
*
|f
there
is
a
compact
disc
(CD)
in
the
player,
remove
(3)
Main
an
it.
* Disconnect the power plug from the player.
* Disassemble the player in the following sequence:
(1) Bottom lid removal
ACTUATOR
TERMINAL
g
AR S
‘
| PHOTO SIGNAL
SENSOR FPC
TERMINAL ah
LASER DRIVE sean |
CIRCUIT ue
‘ cB
(4) Volume PCB removal

DISASSEMBLY
(5)
Other
PCB
removal
(6)
Top
lid
and
LCD
removals
8
5
T.
4
ey
PC
D BRACKET
[-s
Ss
Qes~
RCA SOCKET OC POWER
PC Bf
y
Z
(7) Circuit bord arrangement figure
j
DC
POWER
PCB
LCD
VOLUME PCB
MAIN PCB
KEY SWITCH PCB

DISASSEMBLY
The
compact
disc
is
a
very
delicate
mechanism.
It
is
very
Important
that
the
spindle
motor
(which
rotates
the
disc),
the
sled
motor,
the
worm
gear,
etc.all
operte
smoothly
and
without
eccentricity.
Care
must
be
taken
not
to
exert
excessive
force
on
the
pickup
and
particular
care
must
be
taken
not
to
touch
either
the
jens
or
the
lens-control
circuitry.replacement
of
the
spindle
motor
(8) Replacement of spindle motor
a Remove the two screw (Y13) which hold escutcheon
mecha cover (see exploded view, Ref no 15, 16 of page
30.)
b Remove the two screw ( 11 ) then, after removing the
upper pulley, universal pulley and spring.
c Loosen screw ( 12 ) which hold tarntable.
d Remove the two screw ( 13) and then replace the spindle
motor.
e After fixed the spindle motor, set the turntable upper
surface so that ti is 4mm + 0.1mm above the chassis.
f With the smaller diameter end of the spring coil upward,
install the universal pulley and upper pulley, and then
secure by using the two screws ( 11 ) for holding the
supper pulley.
g
Check
to
be
sure
that
the
universal
pulley
moves
smoothly
up
and
down.
TURN TABLE
SPINDLE MOTOR
(9) Replacement of sled motor and belt
a
Remove
the
screw
and
spring
plate
with
flat
gear.
b
Remove
the
screw
(
15)
which
hold
worm
gear.
c
Remove
the
two
screw
(
16
)
which
hold
sled
motor
bracket.
Remove
the
two
screw
(
17)
which
hold
sled
motor.
e Replace the sled motor and belt.
(10) Replacement of pick-up
a Remove the screw and springplate with flat gear.
b Remove the screw ( 14 ) and spring plate.
c Replace the pick-up.
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ADJUSTMENTS
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D Before making adjustments, please read the “before disassembling and repairing”
“precaution for handling pickup” “description of leser beam control circuit”and
» “disassembly”
* Service Mode
This mode is used for adjustment when servicing and its
functions are incorporated in the microcomputer (1C501).
Please read following explanation carefully to understand
the function of this mode,
(1) The program of |C 501 operates when the power
switch is “ON” and reset signal is input to pin 18 of
IC 501,
(2) First, select either a service program routine or a
normal routine.
(3) If you select a service program routine, the micro-
processor brings the necessary work from each sub-
routine in accordance with the key inputs, then
executes the work,
With this service mode, you can efficiently check
or
Test disc necessary for adjustment
) Measuring equipment necessary for adjustment
Equipment Model No. (manufacturer)
Synchroscope $S5711 (100 MHz — Doble reflective
BAND-PASS FILTER
Memory scope DSS 6521 (storage scope) kikusui Denshi
AC digital voltmeter | Digital tester or digital multimeter is available IN OUT
DC digital voltmeter | Digital tester or digital multimeter is available
Audio signal generator
Band
pass
filter
Band
pass
filter
(see
attached
drawing)
GNO
GND
Notes;
a Other manufactures’ equipment which has same specificat-
ions with ones designated above may be used.
b Use a probe when observing signal using an oscilloscope,
memory scope or digital voltmeter.

ADJUSTMENTS
1. Setting the service mode
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Disconnect the AC power plug from the unit.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE key or the MEMORY key
due to discharge C904 connected to pin 18 of
1C 501 (RESET) and the +V_ IN smoothing
capacitor (C951). Consequently, pin 18 of IC 501
becomes “LOW”.
Ground the pattern of TP36 (see wiring diagram of
page 38 ~ 39) using jumper wire.
Two kind of IC is used as !C501 in this unit.
Follow step according to the particular part No,
concerned.
TMP47C420AF8172Z ...Connect the AC power
plug. (This mean is not
operation of the power
switch ON/OFF)
TMP47C420AF8173Z °° .Connect the AC power
plug while pressing the
PLAY key.
The player will be in the service mode and the LCD
displays « Og og 00”
2. Particular operation in service mode
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
When the SKIP/SEARCH key is pressed, the pickup
moves to the outermost or innermost portion of the
disc. This enables to check the operation of the sled
motor.
When the MEMORY key is pressed, the pickup
perform a focus search. If a disc is loaded in the
unit, the focus servo will go “ON”. If a disc is not
loaded, the focus search will take place indefinitely.
When the REPEAT key is pressed in the condition
of step 2, the tracking servo will go “ON”, and the
unit will go into a play condition.
When the STOP key is pressed at any operating
mode, you can cancel the ongoing operation.
3. Cancelling service mode
Disconnect the AC power plug. and then remove the
jumper wire from the pattern of TP36. (See the wiring
diagram of page 38 ~ 39.)
Tracking balance adjustment
Test disc ; YEDS 18 (Sony)
Measuring equipment ;
Oscilloscope
Connection point ; TP-3
Adjustment point ‘
Adjustment value ;
a
b
SVR - 101
Waveform symmetry
Put the unit in the service mode.
Load the test disc and then press the MEMORY
key.
The
disc
will
rotate
and
the
focus
servo
will
go
ON,
Note: !f the pickup is at the innermost track, first
press the PP key to move the pickup slightly
to the outside and not to play the TOC (zero
pattern) on the disc.
Observe the tracking error signal ( from TP3 ) on
the oscilloscope and adjust SVR101 so that the
waveform becomes symmetrical with respect to
0 V. (See Fig. 1.)
Focus offset adjustment
Test disc ;
YEDS 18 (Sony)
Measuring equipment ; Oscilloscope
Connection point ; TP-2 (FE-Signal) TP - 1 (RF-Signal)
Adjustment
point
;
SVR102
SVR
102
Adjustment value :
o
when unit in STOP status
Connect the oscilloscope to TP2 (FE signal).
Connect the oscilloscope to TP1 (RF signal).
Follow steps (a) and (b) of the “Tracking balance
adjustment” to turn the focus servo “ON”,
Press the REPEAT key, The tracking servo will go
ON, and the player will be in a play condition.
Measure the DC offset voltage of the waveform
[focus error signal from TP2] using a DC voltmeter,
and note the measured value.
Press the STOP key and remove the disc.
Adjust SVR102 so that the DC offset voltage at
TP2 becomes the same as the voltage measured in
step (e).
Re-load the disc, and then follow the steps (c) and
(d) to put the unit in a play condition.
(MEMORY
key
“ON”
>
REPEAT
key
“ON”.)
Confirm
that
the
‘a’
portion
of
the
waveform
(RF
signal)
from
TP1
must
be
a
straight
line,
and
the
‘b’
portion
(eye
pattern)
must
be
open.
(See
Fig.
2).
Also,
verify
that
the
height
of
the
wave
is
maximum,
OPENING EXPANDED
Ao—
Fig. 2
a
(
Voltage when unit in PLAY = Voltage

PD
)
ADJUSTMENTS ;
Test disc ;
Measuring equipment ;
Connection point ‘
Adjustment point :
Adjustment value :
PLL VCO adjustment
YEDS 18 (Sony)
Oscilloscope
TP - 21 (PLL VCO OUT)
T 401
DC 1.240.1V
a
Connect
the
oscilloscope
to
TP21
(PLL—LPF
output signal).
b Play the test disc.
c
Adjust
1401
so
that
the
dense
portion
of
the
waveform
[output
signal
from
low
pass
filter
(LPF)
of
PLL
circuit
]
on
the
oscilloscope
becomes
DC
1.2
+
0,1
V.
(See
Fig.
3.)
5 Focus gain adjustment
a
Test disc ;
Measuring equipment ;
Connection point :
Adjustment point .
Adjustment value
YEDS 18 (Sony)
Memory scope; oscilloscope
TP - 2 (FE-SIGNAL)
SVR - 201
400mvV P -P
Play the test disc.
Connect
the
audio
signal
generator
to
TP51
[pin
22
of
1C201
(CX20108)]
via
a
100
kohm
resistor,
Connect
the
oscilloscope
or
memory
scope
to
TP2
via
the
band-pass
filter
and
observe
the
output.
Set
the
output
of
the
audio
signal
generator
to
400
Hz
3
VP-p
(1.1
Vrms).
Adjust
SVR201
so
that
the
output
waveform
on
the
memory
scope
becomes
400
mVp-p.
| Tracking gain adjustment
Test disc ;
Measuring equipment ;
Connection point ;
Adjustment point 7
Adjustment value ;
YEDS 18 (Sony)
Memory scope
TP - 3 (TE-SIGNAL)
SVR - 202
1.2V P-P
Play the test disc.
Connect the audio signal generator to TP52 [ pin 28
of 1C201 (CX20108)] via a 470 kohm resistor.
Connect
the
oscilloscope
or
memory
scope
to
TP3
(tracking error signal) via the band-pass filter and
observe the output.
Set the output of the audio signal generator to 400
Hz 3 Vp-p (1.1 Vrms).
Adjust SVR 202 so that the output waveform on the
memory scope becomes 1.2 Vp—p.
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BAND-PASS
FILTER
BAND -PASS
FILTER
OSCILLO- SCOPE
or
MEMORY - SCOPE
OSCILLO-SCOPE
or
MEMORY- SCOPE

NORMAL WAVE FORM OF TEST PONT
(2) TP1,TP21 MODE:PLAY
(1).
TP1(RF)
MODE:PLAY
CH1
V:500mV/div
H:500nsec/div
V:200mV/div
(AC
Coup.)
H:500nsec/div
CH2
V:1Vidiv
H:500nsec/div
ne : BOS
AW
Be ORD
GND1
Ba \
TP21 MAAR AAAS AAS
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GND2 ui Mea dace ieee ae
(3) TP1,TP20 MODE:PLAY (4) 1C303 &@@ MODE:PLAY
CH1 V500mV/div H:500nsec/div (PWM Carrier)
CH2 V:1V/div H:500nsec/div CH1,2 V:1V/div H:10usec/div
CH1 7.9 4
TP1 AXAKAAN ,
ri ‘ Meeateteteele
GND1
CH2
TP20 &
(EFM)
GND2
(5) TP2(FE), TD3(TE) MODE:PLAY
CH1 V:200mV/div H:2msec/div (6) TP8(FD),TP9(TD) MODE:PLAY
CH2 V:1V/div H:2msec/div CH1,2 V:1V/div H:2msec/div
CH1 CH1
TP2 TPS
FE (FD)
GNDI GND1
CH2 CH2
ie sor wer ae 2) wt TP9
(TE)
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(TD)
fe
GND2
fz
GND2
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NORMAL
WAVE
FORM
OF
TEST
POINT
_—_
ees
5
(7)
TP1,TP9,TP3TP10
MODE:FWD
SKIP
(8)
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RF
AMP
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Pin
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8| E
Output to enable focus servo
operation. It is active with
comparator output set at High
level.
Load resistor connection (PNP
open collector).
Output of RF summing
amplifier is here input through
C coupling.
Output of RF summing
amplifier.
Eye pattern test point.
Inverted input of RF summing
amplifier. Feedback CR
connection between pins (3)
and (4).
Inverted input of RF 1-V
amplifier (1). Current input in
connection with PIN diode
B+D.
Inverted input of RF1-V
amplifier (2). Current input in
connection with PIN diode
AtC.
Ground for minor signal
analog system.
Inverted input of E 1-V
amplifier.
Current input in connection
with PIN diode E.
OV
V RFO
OV
OV
OV
OV
OV
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
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FFB
GND
VEE
FE (+)
FE (—)
FE
TE
MIRR
HC
Function
Output of E 1-V amplifier.
Feedback CR connection
between pins (8) and (9).
Output
of
F
1-V
amplifier.
Feedback CR connection
between
pins
(10)
and
(11).
Inverted input of F 1-V
amplifier.
Current input in connection
with PIN diode f.
Ground.
Negative power supply.
Non-inverted input of focus
error amplifier. CR connec-
tion for low pass filter.
Inverted input of focus error
amplifier.
Output of focus error
amplifier.
Feedback CR connection
between pins (15) and (16).
Output of tracking error
amplifier.
Output of mirror comparator
active at High level).
Load resistor connection (PNP
open collector).
Connection pin for mirror
hold capacitor.
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Volt
OV
OV
OV
OV
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OV
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Output
of
EFM
comparator
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22
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Input
of
auto
asymmetry
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(voltage measured at open control amplifier.
state).
23
|
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—
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Positive
power
supply
for
+5V
Reference input level setting +5V : EFM comparator.
pin
for
auto
asymmetry
24
|
Vcc
—
|
Positive
power
supply
+5V
control amplifier. Vcc with
+5V power, GND with +10V
power.
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Gain selection pin of tracking
amplifier.
It is opened or set at ground level.
Non-inverted input of operational
amplifier 2.
Output of operational amplifier 4.
Inverted input of operational
amplifier 4.
Output of SSP internal state in
accordance with CPU > SSP
addresses.
(The output varies depending upon
the address contents of internal
serial register.)
Output for track number counting at
the time of high speed accessing.
All the contents of internal register
are cleared with CPU > SSP set at
Low level. This signal is connected
to CPU reset pin.
8 [DATA
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11 |MIRR
+
Serial data transfer of CPU > SSP.
This signal is input from LSB.
DO — D7.
Serial data latch of CPU > SSP.
When this signal is at Low level, the
contents of internal serial shift
register are transferred to the
respective addressdecoded latches.
After the transfer, it is needed to
return it to High level as there arises
no trigger signal.
Serial data transfer clock for CPU >
SSP.
Data entry is allowed at the falling
edge of this signal. Before or after
the transfer, it is needed to set the
signal at High level.
Mirror signal input from RF amplifier.
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IC BLOCK DIAGRAM
Tracking
error
signal
is
here
input
Inverted
input
of
operational
through
C
coupling.
amplifier
1.
Time
constant
is
decided
by
1-track
Output
of
operational
amplifier
3.
jump
(usually
set
at
about
2
kHz).
Inverted
input
of
operational
Tracking
error
input
signal.
amplifier
3.
Amperage
setting
pin
to
decide
focus
Non-inverted
input
of
operational
search
voltage,
tracking
jump
voltage
amplifier
3.
and
sled
forward
voltage.
This
signal
is
used
during
1-track
Power
supply
pin
(usually
+5V).
jump
operation
and
is
usually
set
at
Connected
to
capacitor
which
High
level.
decides
the
time
constant
for
charge/
When
it
is
at
Low
level,
it
reverses
discharge
waveform
of
focus
search
the
direction
of
track
jump
pulse.
operation.
"When
it is
next
set
at
High
level,
the
Power
supply
pin
(usually
—5V).
unit
gets
in
normal
tracking
mode.
Gain
selection
pin
of
focus
amplifier.
It
is
Kept
at
Low
level
for
a
certain
It
is
opened
or
set
at
ground
level.
time
with
detection
of
the
rising
and
If
the
player
is
exposed
to
some
folling
edges
of
TZC
signal.
mechanical
shock,
its
information
is
Output
of
operational
amplifier
2.
here
input.
This
is
enabled
simply
by
Inverted
input
of
operational
application
of
tracking
error
signal
amplifier
2.
through
band
pass
filter.
If
this
pin
is
Gain
selection
pin
of
tracking
not
used,
it
must
be
connected
to
amplifier.
ground.
It
is
opened
or
set
at
ground
level.
Focus
error
signa!
input.
Ground
of
IC.
Output of operational amplifier 1.
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O
|Time
constant
switching
output
for
DBOG
1/0
|
Data
pin
of
external
RAM.
DATA
6
spindle
motor
output
filter.
DBO5}
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Data
pin
of
external
RAM.
DATA
5
O
|ON/OFF
control
output
for
spindle
33
|
VDD
—
|
Power
supply
(+5
V)
motor.
34
|
DBO4|
1/0}
Data
pin
of
external
RAM.
DATA
4
O
/|Spindle
motor
drive
output.
Rough
35}
DBO3
1/0
|
Data
pin
of
external
RAM,
DATA
3
control
for
CLV—S
mode
and
phase
36
|
DBO2
1/0
|
Data
pin
of
external
RAM,
DATA
2
control
for
CLV—P
mode.
37
|
DBO1
1/0
|
Data
pin
of
external
RAM,
DATA
1
O
|Drive
output
for
spindle
motor.
Speed
(LSB)
control
for
CLV—P
mode.
38
|
RAO!
O
|
Address
output
of
external
RAM.
|
|
EFM
signal
input
from
RF
amplifier.
ADDRO1
(LSB)
O
|Output
for
controlling
slice
level
of
39}
RAOQ2
O
|
Address
output
of
external
RAM,
EFM
signal.
ADDROQ2
|
|MIRROR
input
from
RF
amplifier.
40
|
RAO3
O
|
Address
output
of
external
RAM,
O
|
VCO
output.
When
output
is
locked
to
ADDRO3
EFM
sj
=
MH
signal,
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|
RAO4
O
|
Address
output
of
external
RAM,
1
|
VCO
input.
1
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ADDR0O4
:
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RAOS|
O
|
Address
output
of
external
RAM,
O
|Phase
comparison
output
between
EFM
ADDRO05
ignal
and
VCO/2.
_
pats
ae
43
|
RAOG6
OQ
|
Address
output
of
external
RAM.
1
|
Serial
data
transfer
clock
input
from
ADDRO6
;
ee
a
44
|
RAO7
O
|
Address
output
of
external
RAM.
CPU.
Data
is
latched
at
rising
edge
of
Binal
ADDRO7
.
RA
A
M
|
|
Latch
input
from
CPU,
Data
in
8~bit
aia
O81.
SO
ce
preteen
if
:
Bot
eta
CPU)
j
elite
es
ade
(serial
cael
oe
46
|
RAOQ
O
|
Address
output
of
external
RAM,
latched
in
each
register.
R
|
|
Serial
data
input
from
CPU
panei
:
ope
47
|
RA10
O
|
Address
output
of
external
RAM,
|
|
System
reset
input.
The
system
is
reset
ADDRO10
i
i
LOW
:
|
ae
shat
F
IeNe
48
|
RA11
O
|
Address output
of
external
RAM,
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din
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(MSE)
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pargia
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RAWE!
O
|Write
Enable
signal
output
to
external
to-adidtess:
RAM.
(active
at
LOW
level)
1
|
Muting
input.
When
ATTM
of
internal
a.
; ,
.
:
:
50
|
RACS
O
|
Chip
Select
signal
output
to
external
register
A
is
at
LOW
level,
MUTG
is
at
:
COW
level
sade
oe
RAM.
(active
at
LOW
level)
.
Se
pee
Bigy
eh
Te
eB
NOLS
51
|
C4M
O
|
1/2
frequency-divided
output
of
X'‘tal,
condition.
When
these
statuses
are
f=5.2336
MHz
HIGH
level,
no
sound
is
output.
p
O
|
Outputs
result
of
CRC
check
of
sub-
ea
aac
Fa
ca
es
en
ene
a
53
|
XTA1
{|
X'tal
oscillator
circuit
input.
|
1
Clock
gue
for
serially
outputting
sub-
i
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Ne
om
y
P
XTAP
O
|
X'tal
oscillator
circuit
output.
ns
f=8.4762
MHz
O
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output
of
sub-code.
:
55
|
C2FL
O
|
Correction
status
output.
Becomes
O
|Sub-code
O
output.
‘
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when
C2
system
presently
O
|Sub-code
sync
SO
+
$1
output.
:
O
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Fr
Plocksuiman
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being
corrected
cannot
be
corrected.
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a
ou
Sn
3
56
|
C2PO
O
Display
output
of
C2
pointer.
;
he
esha
f
=7.35
kHz.
ig,
Synchronized
with
audio
output,
;
ead
ee
lock
output.
7.3
2
|
57
|
RAOV|
O
[Display
output
of
overflow
and
under-
6
Bs
i
ere
;
|
low
of
+4
frame
jitter
absorbing
RAM,
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58
|
SLOB
I
ode
switching
input
of
audio
data
6
oe
i
feo
output.
It
is
complement
output
at
isplay
output
of
frame
sync
loc
LOW
level
and
offset
binary
output
at
1/0
Dae
f
RAM,
DATA
8
palates
san
Bkexteinat
:
59
|
PSSL
1
Mode
switching
input
of
audio
data
;
tput.
It
is
serial
output
at
LOW
level
10
|D
RAM,
DATA
ae
/
ata
pin
of
external
.D
1
|
Five
parallllel
cutpueae
HIGH
level:
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IC BLOCK DIAGRAM
Power supply (+5 V)
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Vo
Function
Vo
Function
O
|
Aperture
compensation
control
output.
O
|
DA12
output
when
PSSL
js
at
HIGH
It
is
HIGH
level
for
R—channel
level.
DENL
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
correction.
LOW
level.
O
|
Aperture
compensation
contro!
output.
O
|
DA13
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
it
is
at
HIGH
fevel
L—channel
level.
DENR
js
output
when
PSSL
is
at
correction.
LOW
level.
O
|
DAO?
(LSB
of
parallel
audio
data)
is
O
|
DA14
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
level.
level.
C210
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
C1F1
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
LOW
LOW
level.
level.
O
|
DA15
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
O
|
DAO2
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
level.
C210
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
level.
C1F2
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
LOW
level.
LOW
level.
O
|
DA16
(parallel
audio
data
MSB)
output
O
|
DAO3
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
level,
DATA
level.
2F
1
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
output
when
PSSL
is
at
LOW
level.
LOW
level.
O
|
88.2
kHz
strobe
signal
output.
O
|
DA0O4
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
O
|
44.1
kHz
strobe
signal
output.
HIGH
level.
C2F2
is
output
when
aa)
PSSL
is
at
LOW
level.
O
|
DAOS
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
level.
UGFS
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
LOW
level.
Note:
O
|
DAO6
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
1/0:
Input/Output
level.
WFCK
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
C1F1&C2F2:
Monitor
output
of
error
correction
LOW
level.
status
during
C1
decoding.
O
|
DAO7
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
C2F1&C2F2:
Monitor
output
of
error
correction
level.
FCKV
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
status
during
C2
decoding.
LOW
level.
UGFS:
Output
of
non-protected
frame
sync
O
|
DAO8
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
pattern.
level.
FCKX
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
WFCK:
Inverting
output
of
WFCK,
LOW
level.
FCKV:
Outputs
WFCK/4
or
WFCK/8.
O
|
DA10
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
FCKX:
Outputs
RFCK/4
or
RFCK/8.
level.
PLCK
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
PLCK:
VCO/2
output.
When
output
locks
onto
LOW
level.
EFM
signal,
f=4,.3218
MHz
O
|
DA10
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
C4LR:
176.4
kHz
strobe
signal.
level. LRCK
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
DENL/DENR:
Enable
signal
of
serial
data
of
L—ch.
LOW
level.
Enable
signal
of
serial
data
of
R—ch.
O
|
DA11
output
when
PSSL
is
at
HIGH
C210/C210:
—
Bit
clock
output.
f=2.1168
MHz.
level.
C4LR
is
output
when
PSSL
is
at
Inverted
signal
of
/C210.
LOW
level.
DATA:
Serial
data
output
of
audio
signal.