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MICROFILM
SERVICE
MANUAL
Note:
Use
only
the
supplied
AC
power
adaptor
or
the
recommended
car
battery
cord
manufactured
by
Sony.
Polarity
of
the
plugs
of
other
manufacturers
may
be
different.
CAUTION
CD
section
System
Laser
diode
properties
Error
correction
D-A
conversion
Frequency
response
Dynamic
range
Signal-to-noise
ratio
Wow
and
flutter
Outputs
(at
9V
input
level)
*
Measured
by
EIAJ
CP-307
*Measured
by
ElAJ
CP-307
General
Power
requirements
Power
consumption
Dimension
Weight
Supplied
accessories
oo
@
Use
of
controls
or
adjustments
or
performance
of
procedures
other
than
those
specified
herein
may
result
in
hazardous
radiation
exposure.
SPECIFICATIONS
Compact
disc
digital
audio
system
Material:
GaAlAs
Wavelength:
780nm
Emission
duration:
Continuous
Laser
output:
Less
than
44.6
uW
*This
output
is
the
value
measured
at
a
distance
of
about
200mm
from
the
objective
lens
surface
on
the
Optical
Pick-up
Block.
Sony
Super
Strategy
Cross
Interleave
Reed
Solomon
Code
16-bit
linear,
4fs
digital
filter
20-20,000
Hz
+1dB*
More
than
90dB*
More
than
85dB
Below
measurable
limit
*
Line
output
(Stereo
minijack)
Output
level
0.7V
rms
at
50kilohms
Load
impedance
over
10kilonms
Headphones
(stereo
minijack)
9mW+9mMW
at
320hms
Supplied
rechargeable
battery
pack
BP-2
or
BP-100
(optional)
DC
IN
9V
jack
accepts:
Supplied
AC
power
adaptor
Sony
CPM-100P
car
mount
plate
(optional)
or
Sony
DCC-120A
car
battery
cord
(optional)
for
use
on
12V
car
battery
1.9W
DC
Approx.
125.8x20.8
134.6
mm
(5*?/4,.*5%4in.)
(w/hid)
not
incl.
inclined
part
(depth),
projecting
parts
and
controls
Approx.
127.3*24.1
x
136.2
mm
(51444,
x53,
in.)
(w/h/d)
incl.
projecting
parts
and
controls
Approx.
380g
(13.502),
not
incl.
rechargeable
battery
Approx.
460g
(1Ib)
incl.
rechargeable
battery
AC
power
adaptor
(1)
Rechargeable
battery
pack
(1)
Carrying
case
(1)
Connecting
cord
(1)
(stereo
miniplug
«>
two
phono
plugs)
US
Mode!
Canadian
Model
D-25
AEP
Mode!
UK
Mode!
E
Mode!
Australian
Mode!
D-250
DIStMAN
COMPACT
DISC
COMPACT
PLAYER
SONY.
D-25/250
|
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Section
Title
Page
Section
Title
Page
SPECINOCAMONY
Y.
Se
twee
wat
eae
Oe
eee
1
o:
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
.......
6
ie
GENERAL
4.
DIAGRAMS
Location
and
Function
of
Controls
......<..
2
ale.
CWAVEIOIMG
046%
9
Soke
A
ee
12
4-2.
Semiconductor
Lead
Layouts
.........
is
2.
SERVICING
NOTES
4-3.
Printed
Wiring
Boards
....<.<5¢s0<%5
14
Notes
on
Handling
the
Optical
Pick-up
Block...
3
at.
Schematic
pieet
OEE
a
ene
ete
ROG
7
‘Flexible
Circuit
Board
Repairing
2...
.<.<:s2.
3
4-5.
IC
Block
Diagram
........-...-.-.-
20
Notes
on
Chip
Component
Replacement
......
8)
Before
Replacing
the
Optical
Block
.........
3
5.
EXPLODED
VIEWS...............
22
Notes
on
Laser
Diode
Emission
Check
.......
4
Laser
Diode
Check
Procedure
.
2222-522
2522
4
6.
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST.........
26
Service.
Mode
(service
program)
............
5
SECTION
1
GENERAL
Meror-
|
{(ola
Mr:
lalemm
all
laleqice)a
Mme);
Controls
HOLD
switch
Slide
this
switch
to
the
right
so
that
Its
orange
mark
appears.
This
locks
the
buttons
to
prevent
them
from
being
accidentally
depressed.
PHONES
(headphones)
jack
(stereo
minijack)
Display
window
Normally
the
track
number
and
the
elapsed
playing
time
are
shown,
When
the
power
is
supplied
through
the
DC
IN
9V
jack,
the
window
will
light
up.
VOLUME
control
(for
headphones
listening)
ENTER/REMAIN
button
EY
MODE
(AMS*/
SEARCH/INDEX)
button
PLAY
MODE
button
11
(play/pause)
button
w
STOP
button
LINE
OUT
jack
(stereo
minijack)
DC
IN
9V
(external
power
input)
jack
<q
|
(AMS/SEARCH!
INDEX)
buttons
OPEN
button
REMOTE
control
jack
Connect
the
optional
remote
control
kit.
*
AMS
is
the
abbreviation
of
Automatic
Music
Sensor.
|
D-25/250
SECTION
2
SERVICING
NOTES
NOTES
ON
HANDLING
THE
OPTICAL
PICK-
Before
Replacing
the
Optical
Block
UP
BLOCK
Please
be
sure
to
check
thoroughly
the
parameters
as
par
the
“Optical
Block
Checking
Procedures”
ihe
dastr
ieee
a
tie
opieal
pick-up)
black
may
(Part
No.:
9-960-027-11)
issued
separately
before
suffer
electrostatic
breakdown
because
of
the
poten-
replacing
the
optical
block.
tial
difference
Eoneiied
by
the
charged
electrostatic
Note
and
specifications
required
to
check
are
given
load,
etc.
on
clothing
and
the
human
body.
belaw
During
repair,
pay
attention
to
electrostatic
break-
down
and
also
use
the
procedure
in
the
printed
@
FOK
output:
IC501
(9)
pin
MISETEr
WMHS
TCG
CH
aE
neHepaye
Parks:
When
checking
FOK,
remove
the
lead
wire
to
disc
motor
and
unsolder
and
open
IC801
24)
pin.
@
S
carve
P-to-P
value:
2.95
Vp-p
Adjusted
part
for
focus
gain
adjustment:
RV505
Flexible
Circuit
Board
Repairing
RF
signal
P-to-P
value:
0.75
—
1.4
Vp-p
1.
Keep
the
temperature
of
the
soldering
iron
at
Traverse
signal
P-to-P
value:
1.8
Vp-p
270
210
¢
during
repairing.
The
grating
holder
can
not
repair.
2.
Do
not
touch
the
soldering
iron
more
than
4
seconds
or
3
times
on
the
same
conductor
of
the
circuit
board.
Adjusted
part
for
tracking
gain
adjustment:
RV501
3.
Do
not
apply
force
on
the
conductor
when
soldering
or
unsoldering.
Notes
on
chip
component
replacement
@
Never
reuse
a
disconnected
chip
component.
@
Notice
that
the
minus
side
of
a
tantalum
capacitor
may
be
damaged
by
heat.
SAFETY-RELATED
COMPONENT
WARNING!!
ATTENTION
AU
COMPOSANT
AYANT
RAPPORT
COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED
BY
MARK
/\
OR
DOTTED
Ae
aoe
eE
LINE
WITH
MARK
/\
ON
THE
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS
LES
COMPOSANTS
IDENTIFIES
PAR
UNE
MARQUE
/\
AND
IN
THE
PARTS
LIST
ARE
CRITICAL
TO
SAFE
SUR
LES
DIAGRAMMES
SCHEMATIQUES
ET
LA
LISTE
OPERATION.
REPLACE
THESE
COMPONENTS
WITH
DES
PIECES
SONT
CRITIQUES
POUR
LA
SECURITE
SONY
PARTS
WHOSE
PART
NUMBERS
APPEAR
AS
DE
FONCTIONNEMENT.
NE
REMPLACER
CES
COM.
SHOWN
IN
THIS
MANUAL
OR
IN
SUPPLEMENTS
PUB-
POSANTS
QUE
PAR
DES
PIECES
SONY DONT
LES
LISHED
BY
SONY.
NUMEROS
SONT
DONNES
DANS
CE
MANUEL
OU
DANS
LES
SUPPLEMENTS
PUBLIES
PAR
SONY.
D-25/250
|
NOTES
ON
LASER
DIODE
EMISSION
CHECK
The
laser
beam
on
this
model
is
concentrated
so
as
to
be
focused
on
the
disc
reflective
surface
by
the
objec-
tive
lens
in
the
optical
pick-up
block.
Therefore,
when
checking
the
laser
diode
emission,
observe,
from
more
than
30
cm
away
from
the
objective
lens.
Laser
Diode
Check
Procedure
The
laser
diode
on
this
set
will
not
emit
unless
the
top
panel
is
closed
and
$901
(leaf
SW
type)
is
turned
on.
The
laser
diode
will
always
emit
even
if
focus
search
is
not
performed
in
service
mode.
The
laser
diode
is
checked
using
the
current
value
which
flows
to
the
laser
diode
inside
the
UPF.
Procedure
1
(service
mode
or
normal
operation)
Check
the
laser
diode
emission
with
the
eye.
1.
Open
upper
panel.
2.
$901
on
as
Fig.
1.
(In
service
mode,
this
operation
is
not
neces-
sary.)
3.
Pressthe
PI
key.
(In
service
mode,
this
operation
is
not
neces-
sary.)
4.
Observe
the
objective
lens
and
confirm
that
the
laser
diode
is
emitting
light.
At
this
time,
the
laser
diode
goes
on
about
10
seconds
due
to
focus
serarch.
If
it
does
not,
APC
circuit
or
UPF
is
defective.
Fig.
1
Turning
S907
on
Procedrue
2
(service
mode
or
normal
operation)
Check
by
the
curent
with
flows
in
the
laser
diode.
1.
Close
the
top
panel.
2.
Remove
the
main
board
and
read
the
current
value
on
the
label
affixed
to
the
UPF.
(Label
on
UPF)
KSS-165A
JAPAN
$123
current
value
This
means
49.9
mA.
The
current
value
varies
with
the
set.
3.
Connect
a
VOM
as
shown
in
Fig.
2.
4.
Press
the
>§
key.
5.
Calculate
the
current
by
the
VOM
reading.
VOM
reading
(V)
+
10
=
current
(A)
ex.
VOM
reading
=
0.49
V
0.49
=
10
=
0.049
(A)
=
49
(mA)
6.
Confirm
that
the
ammeter
reading
is
within
the
range
given
below.
value
on
Jabel*?,
mA
(25-0)
variation
relative
to
temperature:
0.4
mA/°C
(Current
increases
when
temperature
rises
and
decreases
when
it
drops.)
If
the
value
is
more
than
the
range
given,
APC
circuit
has
been
defective
or
the
laser
diode
has
deteriorated.
If
it
is
less,
APC
circuit
or
UPF
is
defective.
—
servo
board
—
Fig.
2
VOM
Connection
SERVICE
MODE
(service
program)
This
set
has
built-in
service
program
in
the
micro-
computer
as
usual
sets.
The
operation
method
of
service
program
is
ex-
plained
below.
[
]:
Main
operation
in
service
mode
for
details,
refer
to
step
2.
@
(STOP)
[servo
all
off]
PER
(PLAY/PAUSE)
ie
OCUS
on
and
CLV-S
|
mode
(RUN-UP
mode)
on
PPI
(FF)
Peds
goes
to
ou
ei
circum
ference,
KEY-MODE
HOLD
l4(FR)
tracking
servo
gi
OFF
+ON
[
UPF
goes
to
inside)
sled
servo
on
REMAIN
circumference.
[display
stop]
Be
sure
to
set
HOLD
switch
OFF.
If
not
key
inputs
can
not
be
operated.
Fig.
3
Key
Positions
Step
1
(Service
Mode
setting
method)
1.
Turn
the
HOLD
switch
OFF
with
the
external
power
supply
not
plugged
in
(no
power
applied
to
set)
and
press
the
PEE
key.
2.
Solder
jumper
TEST
point.
(IC801
pin
(9)
(BAT-E)
pin
is
grounded.
3.
Plugin
external
power
supply.
This
puts
the
set
into
service
mode.
—
main
board
—
Step
2
(Service
Mode
operation)
1.
When
service
mode
is
set,
the
display
will
change
6
times,
and
those
6
changes
will
be
repeated
over
and
over.
With
this
the
LCD
display
should
be
present
in
service
mode,
Even
if
LCD
does
not
display,
other
operations
will
be
performed.
2.
When
PP|
or
Kd
key
is
pressed,
the
UPF
moves
to
the
inside
or
outside
circumference,
Tracking
servo
and
sled
servo
go
off
when
this
is
done,
so
press
KEY-MODE
to
turn
on
the
tracking
servo
if
necessary,
3.
When
REMAIN
is
pressed,
the
display
stops.
When
REMAIN
is
released,
the
display
con-
tinues
to
change.
This
allows
check
of
each
segment.
4.
When
Pill
key
is
pressed,
CLV-S
(pull-in
mode)
starts
while
performing
focus
search.
When
there
is
no
disc
installed,
focus
search
is
re-
peated
several
times
while
disc
motor
is
rotating.
5.
When
KEY-MODE
is
pressed,
tracking
servo,
sled
servo
and
CLV-A
(servo
during
PLAY)
go
ON.
6.
When
4
and
5S
are
performed,
the
disc
begins
to
play.
At
this
time,
the
top
panel
should
be
closed
and
S901
are
to
be
ON.
7.
All
servo
(focus,
tracking,
sled
and
spindle)
go
off
when
M@
key
is
pressed.
But
disc
motor
continues
rotating
for
a
while
by
inartia.
Step
3
(Service
Mode
release)
1.
First
be
sure
to
unplug
the
external
power
supply,
then
remove
the
TEST
point
solder
jumper.
2.
The
set
will
now
operated
normally.
TEST
Solder
jumper
for
service
mode.
G.
fter
checking
or
adjusting
in
service
ueee)
be
sure
to
remove
this
solder
jumper.
Fig.
4
TEST
Point
Position
—5—
SECTION
3
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
Notes
on
Adjustment
1.
Perform
adjustments
except
for
RECHARGEA-
BLE
VOLTAGE
ADJUSTMENT
and
BATTERY
DISPLAY
ADJUSTMENT
in
service
mode.
Be
sure
to
release
service
mode
after
completing
adjustment.
(Refer
to
“Service
Mode
(service
program)’
on
page
5.)
2.
Perform
adjustments
in
the
order
given.
3.
Use
YEDS-18
disc
(part
No.:
3-702-101-01)
unless
otherwise
indicated.
4.
Power
supply
voltage:
DC
9
V
HOLD
switch:
OFF
PREPARATION
Put
the
set
into
service
mode
(see
page
5)
and
per-
form
the
following
checks.
Repair
if
there
are
any
abnormalities.
@
Sled
Motor
Check
1.
Press
the
OPEN
button
and
open
the
top
panel.
2,
Press
the
>P|
,
Ke
keys
and
make
sure
that
the
UPF
moves
smoothly,
without
catching,
from
the
inmost
>
outmost
>
inmost
circumference.
pb
:
UPF
moves
outward
Kd:
UPF
moves
inward
@
Focus
Search
Check
1.
Press
the
OPEN
button
and
open
the
top
panel,
2.
Press
the
PHB
key.
continuously.)
3.
Observe
the
UPF
objective
lens
and
check
that
it
moves
smoothly
up
and
down
with
no
catching
or
noises.
4.
Press
the
@
key.
Check
that
focus
search
operation
stops.
If
it
does
not
stop,
press
the
M
key
again
longer
than
before.
But
disc
motor
continues
rotating
for
a
while
by
inartia.
(Focus
search
is
performed
VC
(1/2
Vec)
Connecting
Point
FOCUS
BIAS
ADJUSTMENT
TRACKING
BALANCE
ADJUSTMENT
When
the
adjustments
above
are
performed,
connect
the
()
side
of
oscilloscope
to
the
point
below.
oscilloscope
to
adjustment
point
{SERVO
BOARD]
Battery
Display
Adjustment
Adjustment
Procedure:
vom
(de
range)
main
board
+
TP
(VREF)
O——z;——-O
1€802
(i)
O=--7
.
Apply
de
+3.5
V
to
terminals
for
bult-in
battery
(BP-2).
.
Insert
the
disc
(YEDS-18)
and
put
the
set
into
play
mode.
.
Adjust
RV801
so
that
main
board
IC802
a)
voltage
and
TP
(VREF)
voltage
are
equal.
.
If
IC802
(11)
voltage
is
heigher
than
TP
(VREF)
voltage
when
turning
the
RV80O1
fully
counter-
clockwise,
short
the
jumper
point
(A)
as
shown
below
and
adjust
RV801.
Adjustment
Location:
main
board
battery
terminals
TP
1c802@
+6
V
Adjustment
Adjustment
Procedure:
vom
(de
range)
main
board
|
|
+
TP
(+6
eee
.
Put
the
set
into
service
mode
(see
page
5).
.
Connect
the
VOM
to
main
board
TP
(+6
V).
.
Adjust
RV401
for
+6+0.1
V
reading
on
the
VOM.
.
After
adjustment,
release
service
mode
(see
page
5):
Adjustment
Location:
main
board
TP(+6V)
+3.4
V
Adjustment
Adjustment
Procedure:
nee
)
main
board
|
|
+
:
1,
Put
the
set
into
service
mode
(see
page
5).
TP
(+3.4
V)
2.
Connect
the
VOM
to
main
board
test
point
TP
(+3.4
V).
3.
Adjust
the
pattern
connecting
(
@
or
©)
to
obtain
3.4
to
3.55
V
reading
on
the
VOM.
reading
Te
[|e
|
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ee
Xx
O:
short
X:
open
4.
After
adjustment,
release
service
mode
(see
page
5)
Adjustment
Location:
main
board
Rechargeable
Voltage
Adjustment
5
:
VOM
Adjustment
Procedure:
idcrange)
main
board
|
|
+
TP
(R.
aoe:
1.
Connect
the
VOM
to
main
board
test
point
TP
(R.V).
2.
Apply
DC
9V
with
requrated
dc
power
supply
from
external
power
jack
CN401.
3.
Adjust
RV402
for
7.05
—
7.5
V
reading
on
the
VOM.
Note:
Measure
after
the
VOM
reading
becomes
stable.
Adjustment
Location:
main
board
PLL
Free
Run
Frequency
Check
and
Adjustment
Check/Adjustment
Procedure:
6.
frequency
counter
servo
board
=
Boao
(PLCK)
O_O
.
Disconnect
the
jumper
point
@)
(EFM)
in
the
diagram
below.
.
Connect
a
frequency
counter
to
servo
board
test
point
TP
(PLCK).
.
Put
the
set
into
service
mode
(see
page
5).
.
Check
that
the
frequency
counter
reading
is
4.3218
+0.01
MHz.
If
not,
adjust
RV504
so
that
it
is
4.3218
0.01
MHz.
.
After
adjustment,
release
service
mode
(see
page
5):
Short
the
jumper
point
shorted
in
step
1.
Check/Adjustment
Location:
servo
board
TP
(PLCK)
RV504
EFM
solder
jumper
point
Disconnect
for
checking
and'
[eductment
Short
after
checking
and
adjustment.
:
7"
:
EFM
solder
——_
REMC
;
jumper
point
[Se
:
as
°
Si
+
aa
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Tracking
Balance
Adjustment
Conditions:
The
set
should
be
placed
either
horizontally.
oscilloscope
(DC
range)
servo
board
e
TP
ec
cemenmaae
:
+
VC
(1/2
Vec)
Oo____O
—
(See
page
6.)
.
Connect
the
oscilloscope
to
servo
board
TP
(TE).
Adjustment
Procedure:
.
Put
the
set
into
service
mode
(see
page
5).
.
Press
the
PPI
and
44
keys
to
move
the
UPF
to
the
center.
.
Insert
the
disc
(YEDS-18)
and
close
the
top
panel.
.
Press
the
PBB
key.
It
will
go
from
focus
search
to
focus
on,
and
CLV
pull-in
mode
state.
Tracking
and
sled
are
OFF.
.
Adjust
RV502
so
that
the
oscilloscope
waveform
is
symmetrical
on
the
top
and
bottom
in
relation
todV.
Note:
Take
sweep
time
as
long.as
possible
to
obtain
best
waveform.
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1.3—2.3
Vp-p2V
oy:
8
A=B
A=8
.
Unplug
the
external
power
supply
to
stop
spindle
motor
from
rotating.
.
After
adjustment,
release
service
mode
(see
page
Si):
Adjustment
Location:
servo
board
na
ea
red
zt
=
ae
i
(esa)
,
Focus
Bias
Adjustment
Conditions:
The
set
should
be
placed
either
horizontally.
Adjustment
Procedure:
oscilloscope
(DC
rangei
servo
board
C)
TP
2kQ2
(RF)
O——w—_O
+
VC
(1/2
Vec)
O_O
--
(See
page
6.)
oscilloscope
(DC
range)
Olea
1C502
@8)
(FE)
oF
VC
(1/2
Vec)
Oo
—
(See
page
6.)
servo
board
Pa
ree
.
Put
the
set
into
service
mode
(see
page
5).
.
Connect
the
oscilloscope
to
servo
board
test
point
TP
(RF).
.
Press
the
PPI
and
KH
keys
to
move
the
UPF
to
the
center.
(Move
the
UPF
to
the
music
area
on
the
disc
to
enable
easy
visibility
of
the
eye
pat-
tern).
.
Insert
the
disc
(YEDS-18)
and
close
the
top
panel.
.
Press
the
P&B
key.
It
will
go
from
focus
search
to
focus
on,
and
[cu
pull-in
mode
state.
Tracking
and
sled
re)
OFF.
.
Press
the
KEY-MODE
button.
(Tracking
and
sled
go
ON.)
.
Adjust
RV503
so
that
the
oscilloscope
waveform
eye
pattern
is
good.
A
good
eye
pattern
means
that
the
diamond
shape
(0)
in
the
center
of
the
waveform
can
be
clearly
distinguished.
RF
Signal
Reference
Waveform
(eye
pattern)
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200
mV
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When
observing
the
eye
pattern,
set
the
oscillo-
AX
scope
for
AC
range
and
raise
vertical
sensitivity.
1
NY
O.1V
.
Unplug
the
external
power
supply
to
stop
spindle
motor
from
rotating
and
remove
the
disc.
.
Remove
the
disc
and
connect
the
oscilloscope
to
main
board
ICS02
@8)
(FE).
.
Adjust
RV503
again
refering
to
the
table
followed.
more
than
+50
mV
|
Not
adjust
again.
450.
mV
~
+20
mV
Adjust
RV503
again
for
+50
mV
.
reading
on
oscilloscope.
+20
mv
~
—20
mv
|
Adjust
RVS03
again
for
-20
mv
reading
on
oscilloscope.
less
than
—20
mV
Not
adjust
again.
After
adjustment,
release
service
mode
(see
page
5):
Adjustment
Location:
servo
board
|
Reference
|
Focus/Tracking
Gain
Adjustment
A
frequency
responce
analyzer
or
CD
jig
is
necessary
in
order
to
perform
this
adjustment
exactly.
However,
this
gain
has
a
margin,
so
even
if
it
is
slight-
ly
off,
there
is
no
problem.
Therefore,
do
not
per-
from
this
adjustment.
Focus/tracking
gain
determines
the
pick-up
followup
(vertical
and
horizontal)
relative
to
mechanical
noise
and
metchnical
shock
when
the
2-axis
device
operate.
However,
as
these
reciprocate,
the
adjustment
is
at
the
point
where
both
are
satisfied.
@
When
gain
is
high,
the
noise
when
the
2-axis
device
operates
increases.
@
When
gain
is
low,
it
is
more
susceptible
to
mecha-
nical
shock
and
skipping
occurs
more
easily.
This
adjustment
is
to
be
performed
when
replacing
the
following
parts:
@
optical
pick-up
block
@®
RV505
(focus
gain
VR)
®
RV501
(tracking
gain
VR)
Be
careful
not
to
move
RV505
(focus
gain
volume)
and
RVS50O1
(tracking
gain
volume)
ordinarily.
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On
this
set,
it
is
very
difficult
to
simplify
this
adjustment.
For
those
sets
on
which
symptoms
such
as
‘‘occasional
skipping”
are
hard
to
discover,
or
it
is
hard
to
tell
if
the
set
has
been
repaired,
use
the
CD
jig
and
perform
this
adjustment.
Refer
to
the
diagram
below
for
connection
of
the
CD
jig.
The
adjustment
procedure
is
described
in
the
sepa-
rate
CD
Jig
Instruction
Manual.
CD
Jig
Connecting
Procedure:
Remove
the
solder
jumpers
at
the
TE
and
FE
loca-
tions
and
connect
the
DC
jig.
(Connect
the
points
on
both
TE
and
FE
located
on
the
side
of
IC501
to
the
output
to
the
CD
jig,
and
points
located
on
the
side
of
volumes
to
the
input
from
the
CD
jig.)
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