Sony PCM-D100 User manual

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SERVICE MANUAL
Sony Corporation
Published by Sony Techno Create Corporation
SPECIFICATIONS
LINEAR PCM RECORDER
9-893-898-02
2014A33-1
© 2014.01
US Model
Canadian Model
AEP Model
E Model
Chinese Model
Ver. 1.1 2014.01
Note:
Be sure to keep your PC used for service and
checking of this unit always updated with the
latest version of your anti-virus software.
In case a virus affected unit was found during
service, contact your Service Headquarters.
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PCM-D100
Compatible file formats*1
*1 Not all encoders are supported.
DSDBit rate: 1 bit
Sampling frequencies:2.8224 MHz
File extension: .dff, .dsf
FLAC
Bit rate:24/16 bit
Sampling frequencies:
44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz
File extension: .flac
FLAC
Bit rate:16 bit
Sampling frequencies:22.05 kHz
File extension: .flac
Linear PCM
Bit rate:24/16 bit
Sampling frequencies:
44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192kHz
File extension: .wav
Linear PCM
Bit rate:16 bit
Sampling frequencies:22.05 kHz
File extension: .wav
MP3*2
Bit rate:32 kbps - 320 kbps (Supports
variable bit rate (VBR))
Sampling frequencies:
16/22.05/24/32/44.1/48 kHz
File extension: .mp3
*2The playback of MP3 files recorded using the
linear PCM recorder is also supported.
Design and specifications
Capacity (User available capacity:when the
built-in memory is formatted with the
linear PCM recorder)
32 GB (approx.25.60 GB =
27,487,790,694 Byte)
A part of the memory capacity is used
as a management area.
Maximum number of folders (f or a drive)
400 folders
Maximum number of files (for a folder)
199 files
Maximum number of files (for a drive)
4,074 files (When 21 folders are
contained in a drive.)
Frequency range
(Input from the LINE IN (OPT) jack,
output from the LINE OUT (OPT) jack
when recording/playing back) (0 dB to
DSD 2.8MHz/1bit (STEREO):
20 Hz - 50,000 Hz
(Input from the LINE IN (OPT) jack,
output from the LINE OUT (OPT) jack
when recording/playing back) (0 dB to
LPCM 192kHz/24bit:
LPCM 176.4kHz/24bit:
LPCM 96kHz/24,16bit:
LPCM 88.2kHz/24,16bit:
LPCM 48kHz/24,16bit:
LPCM 44.1kHz/24,16bit:
MP3 320 kbps: 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz
MP3 128 kbps: 20 Hz - 16,000 Hz
WMA*3
Bit rate:32 kbps - 192 kbps(Supports
variable bit rate (VBR))
Sampling frequencies:44.1 kHz
File extension: .wma
*3WMA Ver. 9 is compatible,however, MBR (Multi
Bit Rate), Lossless,Professional,and Voice are
not supported. Copyright-protected file cannot
be played back.
AAC-LC*4
Bit rate:16 kbps - 320 kbps (Supports
variable bit rate (VBR))
Sampling frequencies:11.025/12/16/
22.05/24/32/44.1/48 kHz
File extension: .m4a
*4Copyright-protected file cannot be played back.
Signal-to-noise ratio (S/N) (Input from the LINE
IN (OPT) jack, output from LINE OUT
(OPT) jack when recording/playing
back) (1 kHz IHF-A)
DSD 2.8MHz/1bit: 98 dB or above
LPCM 192kHz/176.4kHz/96kHz/88.2
kHz/48kHz/44.1 kHz 24bit:96 dB or
above (for S/N 100dB OFF)/100 dB
or above (for S/N 100dB ON)
Total harmonic distortion (Input from the LINE
IN (OPT) jack, output from LINE OUT
(OPT) jack when recording/playing
back)
DSD 2.8MHz 1bit: 0.008% or below
(1 kHz, 22 kHz LPF)
LPCM 192kHz/176.4kHz 24bit,
96kHz/88.2kHz/48kHz/44.1kHz
16bit/24bit: 0.006% or below (1 kHz,
22 kHz LPF)
Speaker
Approx.16 mm dia.
Input/output
MIC (microphone) jack (stereo mini jack)
Input impedance: 22 k
Rated input level:2.5 mV
Minimum input level: 0.7 mV
(headphone) jack (stereo mini jack)
Rated output level:400 mV
Maximum output level:
25 mW + 25 mW or more
Recommended load impedance: 16
LINE IN (OPT) jack
Input impedance: 22 k
Rated input level:2.0 V
Minimum input level: 450 mV
Input level: –27 dBm to –14 dBm
(for optical digital input)
Absorption wavelength:
660 nm (Typ) (for optical digital input)
LINE OUT (OPT) jack
Output impedance: 220
Rated output level:1.7 V
DC IN 6V jack (EIAJ connector)
USB connector (micro-B,Hi-speed USB, Mass
Storage Class)
Card slot
Memory Stick /SD memory card slot
Playback speed control (DPC)
2.00 times - 0.25 times (LPCM/MP3/
WMA/ AAC-LC/FLAC)
General
Maximum power output
200 mW
Power requirements
Four LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries
(supplied)/AC adaptor (Chinese model: supplied,
Four nickel metal hydride rechargeable
batteries NH-AA (not supplied):
4.8 V DC
Power consumption
Operating temperature
5 °C - 35 °C
Dimensions (JEITA)*
5
Approx.72.0 × 156.8 × 32.7 mm (w/h/d)
(not including projecting parts and
controls)
Mass Approx.395 g (including batteries)
(JEITA)*
5
*5Values measures according to JEITA (Japan
Electronics and Information Technology Industries
Association) standards.
Supplied accessories
Design and specifications are subject to
change without notice.
USB cable (1)
(Supplied in the carrying case)
AC adaptor AC-ES608K3 (6V) (1)
(Chinese model only)
Carrying case (1)
control (transmitter unit), and the inner
The external pocket can hold the remote
pocket can hold batteries and the battery
case.
Wind screen (1)
Wireless remote control (receiver unit (1) and
transmitter unit (1))
(Supplied in the carrying case)
Four LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries
(Supplied in the carrying case)
Operating Instructions
Using Sound Forge Audio Studio LE
The “Sound Forge Audio Studio LE” software
allows you to edit data, create a CD, and
perform other operations on your computer.
The Sound Forge Audio Studio LE software
does not support DSD files recorded with the
linear PCM recorder.
For an overview of the software and details
on installation procedures, refer to the
supplied manual “Using Sound Forge Audio
Studio LE.”
Recommended load impedance:22 k
Output level: –21 dBm to –15 dBm
(for optical digital output)
DVD-ROM (“Sound Forge Audio Studio LE”)
(1) (US, Canadian, AEP and E models only)
Except Chinese model: not supplied):
CAUTION
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type.

PCM-D100
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System requirements
When you use the linear PCM recorder
connected to a computer or as a USB mass
storage device,your computer must meet
the operating system requirements and port
environment described below.
To use your computer with the Sound Forge
Audio Studio LE software,see “Using the
Sound Forge Audio Studio LE”supplied.
Notes
One of the above operating systems should be by
default pre-installed.Any operating system other
than those indicated above,upgraded operating
systems or multi-boot environment are not
supported.
64 bit versions of Windows XP are not supported.
For the latest version information and compatibility
with your operating system,please access the
customer support home page for the linear PCM
recorder.
Hardware environment
Sound board:Sound boards compatible with
any of the supported operating systems
Port: USB port
Disk drive: To create a music CD, you need a
CD-R/RW drive.
Note
The following systems are not supported:
Operating systems other than the ones indicated in
this topic
Personally constructed computers or operating
systems
Upgraded operating systems
Multi-boot environment
Multi-monitor environment
Maximum recordable time*1*2
T
he total maximum recordable time (approximate) of all the folders is as f ollows.
Built-in memor y (32 GB)
REC Mode Maximum recordable time
DSD 2.8MHz/ 1bit (STEREO) Approx. 10 hrs. 50 min.
LPCM 192kHz/24bit (STEREO) Approx. 6 hrs. 35 min.
LPCM 176.4kHz/24bit (STERE O) Approx. 7 hrs. 10 min.
LPCM 96kHz/24bit (STERE O) Approx. 13 hrs.15 min.
LPCM 96kHz/ 16bit (STEREO) Approx. 19 hrs.50 min.
LPCM 88.2kHz/24bit (STERE O) Approx. 14 hrs. 25 min.
LPCM 88.2kHz/ 16bit (STEREO) Approx. 21 hrs.35 min.
LPCM 48kHz/24bit (STERE O) Approx. 26 hrs. 30 min.
LPCM 48kHz/ 16bit (STEREO) Approx. 39 hrs. 45 min.
LPCM 44.1kHz/24bit (STEREO) Approx. 28 hrs. 50 min.
LPCM 44.1kHz/16bit (STEREO) Approx. 43 hrs. 15 min.
MP3 320kbps (STERE O) Approx. 190 hrs.
MP3 128kbps (STEREO) Approx. 477 hrs.
Memory card
REC Mode Memory card
2 GB 4 GB 8 GB 16 GB 32 GB 64 GB 128 GB
DSD 2.8MHz/ 1bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
45 min.
Approx.
1hr.
30 min.
Approx.
3hrs.
0 min.
Approx.
6hrs.
5 min.
Approx.
12hrs.
15 min.
Approx.
24hrs.
30 min.
Approx.
49hrs.
5 min.
LPCM 192kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
25 min.
Approx.
55 min.
Approx.
1hr.
50 min.
Approx.
3hrs.
40 min.
Approx.
7hrs.
25 min.
Approx.
14hrs.
50 min.
Approx.
29hrs.
45 min.
LPCM 176.4kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
30 min.
Approx.
1hr.
0 min.
Approx.
2hrs.
0 min.
Approx.
4hrs.
0 min.
Approx.
8hrs.
5 min.
Approx.
16hrs.
15 min.
Approx.
32hrs.
30 min.
LPCM 96kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
55 min.
Approx.
1hr.
50 min.
Approx.
3hrs.
40 min.
Approx.
7hrs.
25 min.
Approx.
14hrs.
50 min.
Approx.
29hrs.
45 min.
Approx.
59hrs.
35 min.
LPCM 96kHz/ 16bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
1hr.
20 min.
Approx.
2hrs.
45 min.
Approx.
5hrs.
35 min.
Approx.
11hrs.
10 min.
Approx.
22hrs.
20 min.
Approx.
44hrs.
40 min.
Approx.
89hrs.
25 min.
LPCM 88.2kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
1hr.
0 min.
Approx.
2hrs.
0 min.
Approx.
4hrs.
0 min.
Approx.
8hrs.
5 min.
Approx.
16hrs.
10 min.
Approx.
32hrs.
25 min.
Approx.
64hrs.
55 min.
LPCM 88.2kHz/ 16bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
1hr.
30 min.
Approx.
3hrs.
0 min.
Approx.
6hrs.
5 min.
Approx.
12hrs.
10 min.
Approx.
24hrs.
20 min.
Approx.
48hrs.
40 min.
Approx.
97hrs.
20 min.
LPCM 48kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
1hr.
50 min.
Approx.
3hrs.
40 min.
Approx.
7hrs.
25 min.
Approx.
14hrs.
50 min.
Approx.
29hrs.
45 min.
Approx.
59hrs.
35 min.
Approx.
119hrs.
LPCM 48kHz/ 16bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
2hrs.
45 min.
Approx.
5hrs.
35 min.
Approx.
11hrs.
10 min.
Approx.
22hrs.
20 min.
Approx.
44hrs.
40 min.
Approx.
89hrs.
25 min.
Approx.
178 hrs.
LPCM 44.1kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
2hrs.
0 min.
Approx.
4hrs.
0 min.
Approx.
8hrs.
5 min.
Approx.
16hrs.
10 min.
Approx.
32hrs.
25 min.
Approx.
64hrs.
55 min.
Approx.
129hrs.
LPCM 44.1kHz/16bit
(STEREO)
Approx.
3hrs.
0 min.
Approx.
6hrs.
5 min.
Approx.
12hrs.
10 min.
Approx.
24hrs.
20 min.
Approx.
48hrs.
40 min.
Approx.
97hrs.
20 min.
Approx.
194hrs.
MP3 320kbps
(STEREO)
Approx.
13hrs.
25 min.
Approx.
26hrs.
50 min.
Approx.
53hrs.
40 min.
Approx.
107hrs.
Approx.
214hrs.
Approx.
429hrs.
Approx.
858hrs.
MP3 128kbps
(STEREO)
Approx.
33hrs.
30 min.
Approx.
67hrs.
5 min.
Approx.
134hrs.
Approx.
268hrs.
Approx.
536hrs.
Approx.
1,073 hrs.
Approx.
2,147 hrs.
*1When you ar e going to record continuously for a long time, you may need an AC adaptor (not supplied). For
details on the battery life, see “Battery life.”
*2The maximum recording time in this topic for your reference only, and may di er depending on the card
specications.
The maximum playback time of a music le/number of les *3
Bit rate Playback time Number of les
256 kbps Approx. 238 hrs. Approx. 3,570 les
*3In the case wher e MP3 les of 4 minutes each ar e transferred to the linear PCM recorder.
Battery life*4
When using alkaline batteries (Continuous using of Sony alkaline battery LR6(SG)) (supplied)
REC Mode Recording Playback
With monitor without monitor through speak ers*5with headphones
DSD 2.8MHz/ 1bit
(STEREO)
Approx. 8 hrs. Approx. 12 hrs. Approx. 17 hrs. Approx. 17 hrs.
LPCM 192kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx. 10 hrs. Approx. 18 hrs. Approx. 15 hrs. Approx. 15 hrs.
LPCM 96kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx. 11 hrs. Approx. 22 hrs. Approx. 18 hrs. Approx. 18 hrs.
LPCM 44.1kHz/16bit
(STEREO)
Approx. 12 hrs. Approx. 25 hrs. Approx. 21 hrs. Approx. 21 hrs.
MP3 320kbps
(STEREO)
Approx. 12 hrs. Approx. 25 hrs. Approx. 21 hrs. Approx. 21 hrs.
When using nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries (Continuous using of Sony nickel
metal hydride rechargeable battery NH-AA) (not supplied)
REC Mode Recording Playback
With monitor without monitor through speak ers*5with headphones
DSD 2.8MHz/ 1bit
(STEREO)
Approx. 9 hrs. Approx. 11 hrs. Approx. 15 hrs. Approx. 15 hrs.
LPCM 192kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx. 10 hrs. Approx. 16 hrs. Approx. 14 hrs. Approx. 14 hrs.
LPCM 96kHz/24bit
(STEREO)
Approx. 12 hrs. Approx. 19 hrs. Approx. 16 hrs. Approx. 16 hrs.
LPCM 44.1kHz/16bit
(STEREO)
Approx. 13 hrs. Approx. 22 hrs. Approx. 18 hrs. Approx. 18 hrs.
MP3 320kbps
(STEREO)
Approx. 13 hrs. Approx. 22 hrs. Approx. 18 hrs. Approx. 18 hrs.
*4Measured value by the standar d of JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries As sociation).
The battery life may shorten depending on how you oper ate the linear PCM recorder.
*5When playing back music thr ough the built-in speak er with the volume level set to 3
Operating systems
Windows 8.1 (US, Canadian and AEP models only)
Windows 8.1Pro (US, Canadian and AEP models only)
Windows 8
Windows 8 Pro
Windows 7 Ultimate Service Pack 1 or higher
Windows 7 Professional Ser vice Pack 1 or
higher
Windows 7 Home Premium Ser vice Pack 1
or higher
Windows 7 Home Basic Ser vice Pack 1 or
higher
Windows 7 Starter Ser vice Pack 1 or higher
Windows Vista Ultimate Ser vice Pack 2 or
higher
Windows Vista Busines s Ser vice Pack 2 or
higher
Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack
2 or higher
Windows Vista Home Basic Ser vice Pack 2
or higher
Windows XP Media C enter Edition 2005
Service Pack 3 or higher
Windows XP Media C enter Edition 2004
Service Pack 3 or higher (Except Chinese models only)
Windows XP Media Center Edition Service
Pack 3 or higher
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 or
higher
Windows XP Home Edition Ser vice Pack 3
or higher
Mac OS X (v10
Mac OS X (v10.5 - v10.8) (E and Chinese models)
.5 - v10.9) (US, Canadian and AEP models)
Pre-installed
Microsoft,Windows, Windows Vista and
Windows Media are registered trademarks
or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in
the United States and/or other countries.
Mac OS is a trademark of Apple Inc.,
registered in the USA and other countries.
Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel
Corporation.
MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology and
patents licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and
Thomson.
SDXC, SDHC, SD, microSDXC, microSDHC and
micrSD logos are trademarks of SD-3C, LLC.
Memory Stick , Memory Stick PRO Duo ,
Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo , Memory
Stick Micro , M2 are
trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony
Corporation.
MagicGate is a trademark of Sony
Corporation.
T
rademarks “DSD” is a trademark.
Sound Forge is a trademark or registered
trademark of Sony Creative Software,Inc. in
the United States and other countries.
All other trademarks and registered
trademarks are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective holders.
Furthermore,“ ” and“ ” are not mentioned
in each case in this manual.
This product is protected by certain intellectual
property rights of Microsoft Corporation. Use
or distribution of such technology outside of
this product is prohibited without a license
from Microsoft or an authorized Microsoft
subsidiary.
Notes on the License
This linear PCM recorder comes with software
that are used based on licensing agreements
with the owners of that software.
Based on requests by the owners of copyright
of these software applications,we have an
obligation to inform you of the following.
Please read the following sections.
Licenses (in English) are recorded in the
internal memory of your linear PCM recorder.
Establish a Mass Storage connection between
the linear PCM recorder and a computer to
read licenses in the“LICENSE”folder.
On GNU GPL/LGPL applied
software
The software that is eligible for the following
GNU General Public License (hereinafter
referred to as“GPL”) or GNU Lesser General
Public License (hereinafter referred to as
“LGPL”) are included in the linear PCM
recorder.
This informs you that you have a right to have
access to, modify,and redistribute source
code for these software programs under the
conditions of the supplied GPL/LGPL.
Source code is provided on the web. Use the
following URL to download it.
http://www.sony.net/Products/Linux/
We would prefer you do not contact us about
the contents of source code.
Licenses (in English) are recorded in the
internal memory of your linear PCM recorder.
Establish a Mass Storage connection between
the linear PCM recorder and a computer to
read licenses in the“LICENSE”folder.
Package List
alsa-lib
alsa-utils
e2fsprogs
gcc-lib
glibc
procps
busybox
dosfstools
mdadm
udev
u-boot
linux-kernel
Information on libFLAC
Copyright c 2000,2001,2002,2003,2004,2005,2
006,2007,2008,2009 Josh Coalson
Redistribution and use in source and binary
forms, with or without modification, are
permitted provided that the following
conditions are met:
Redistributions of source code must retain
the above copyright notice,this list of
conditions and the following disclaimer.
Redistributions in binary form must
reproduce the above copyright notice,
this list of conditions and the following
disclaimer in the documentation and/
or other materials provided with the
distribution.
Neither the name of the Xiph.org Foundation
nor the names of its contributors may
be used to endorse or promote products
derived from this software without specific
prior written permission.
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Information on libalac
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http://www.apache.org/licenses/
Note on the AC adaptor
Use only the supplied AC
adaptor. Using any other
AC adaptor may cause a
malfunction. Polarity of the plug
License
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PCM-D100
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1. SERVICING NOTES ............................................. 4
2. DISASSEMBLY
2-1. Disassembly Flow........................................................... 6
2-2. Guard (MIC)................................................................... 7
2-3. Panel (Front) Block......................................................... 8
2-4. LCD Assy (LCD1).......................................................... 9
2-5. Knob (REC VOL) (L) Block, Spacer (REC VOL) B..... 9
2-6. LED Assy........................................................................ 10
2-7. POWER Board-1 ............................................................ 10
2-8. POWER Board-2 ............................................................ 11
2-9. SP Box Assy (SP1).......................................................... 12
2-10. HP VOLUME Assy......................................................... 12
2-11. DA C Board .................................................................... 13
2-12. Chassis (Upper)............................................................... 13
2-13. AUDIO DA Board .......................................................... 14
2-14. REC VOLUME Assy...................................................... 14
2-15. Chassis (Power) .............................................................. 15
2-16. Button (Light) Assy ........................................................ 15
2-17. Chassis (Lower).............................................................. 16
2-18. AUDIO AD Board .......................................................... 16
2-19. MIC SWAssy................................................................. 17
2-20. MIC Assy (MIC1)........................................................... 18
2-21. Knob Assy....................................................................... 19
2-22. Panel (Rear) Block.......................................................... 19
2-23. Battery Case Lid Block................................................... 20
2-24. Slot Lid Block................................................................. 20
2-25. SYSTEM Board.............................................................. 21
3. TEST MODE ............................................................ 22
4. EXPLODED VIEWS
4-1. Guard (MIC) Section...................................................... 27
4-2. Panel (Front) Section...................................................... 28
4-3. LCD Section ................................................................... 29
4-4. POWER Board Section................................................... 30
4-5. AUDIO AD, AUDIO DA Board Section........................ 31
4-6. Microphone Section........................................................ 32
4-7. Battery Case Lid Section ................................................ 33
4-8. Case Section.................................................................... 34
5. ACCESSORIES ....................................................... 35
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK 0OR DOTTED LINE
WITH MARK 0ON THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AND IN
THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION.
REPLACE THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS
WHOSE PART NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS
MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.
ATTENTION AU COMPOSANT AYANT RAPPORT
À LA SÉCURITÉ!
LES COMPOSANTS IDENTIFIÉS PAR UNE MARQUE 0SUR
LES DIAGRAMMES SCHÉMATIQUES ET LA LISTE DES
PIÈCES SONT CRITIQUES POUR LA SÉCURITÉ DE FONC-
TIONNEMENT. NE REMPLACER CES COMPOSANTS QUE
PAR DES PIÈCES SONY DONT LES NUMÉROS SONT DON-
NÉS DANS CE MANUEL OU DANS LES SUPPLÉMENTS
PUBLIÉS PAR SONY.
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SECTION 1
SERVICING NOTES
ABOUT THE BOARDS REPLACING
When boards installed by this unit are defective, replace the com-
plete mounted board. Individual electrical parts that the mount is
done cannot be exchanged. When electric parts installed by this
unit are defective, replace the complete mounted board.
ABOUT THE DESTINATION SETTING WHEN REPLAC-
ING THE SYSTEM BOARD
When the SYSTEM board of this unit is replaced, perform pro-
cessing according to the following procedure.
Precaution
The contents which are not opened to customers are included
in the following procedure. After you are cautious of handling of
information, execute work under the sufficient administration.
1. About the preparing of tools
Confirm the method of obtaining the file used by this operation to
the service headquarters.
2. Setting method
Note: The destination setting is impossible when battery voltage is not
enough. Do work using the battery with sufficient battery level.
Procedure:
1. Connect this unit to the PC.
PC
to a USB port
USB connecting
cable (supplied)
to the
connector
2. On PC, unzip the model setting file (change_destination_
PCM-D100.zip) to get folder on PC.
3. On PC, open the unzipped folder, and select the folder corre-
sponding to the destination of this unit.
PCM-D100_CED_CEK
PCM-D100_CNA
PCM-D100_E
PCM-D100_J
PCM-D100_UC
4. On PC, copy the “LOCAL.UPG” file included in the folder
selected at step 3 to root folder of this unit.
5. Remove this unit from the PC.
PC
from a
USB port
USB connecting
cable (supplied)
from the
connector
6. This unit is rebooted automatically.
7. The destination setting is completed.
3. Confirmation and initialize method
Procedure:
1. Equip this unit with battery.
2. Slide the [POWER] switch in the direction of “ON” until the
window display appears.
POWER
3. While pressing the [F1] and [T-MARK] keys, slide the
[HOLD] switch in the direction of “ON” or “OFF” (Either
“ON” or “OFF” is OK).
F1
T-MARK HOLD
4. Whilepressingthe [F1] and [T-MARK] keys, slide the[HOLD]
switch in the direction opposite to that specified in step 3.
5. Whilepressingthe [F1] and [T-MARK] keys, slide the[HOLD]
switch in the direction opposite to that specified in step 4.
6. The test mode menu is displayed, and enter the test mode. Re-
lease the [F1] and [T-MARK] keys.
(Displayed characters/values in the following figure are ex-
ample)
<Version>
<Sleep>
<Deep Sleep>
<Off Deep Sleep>
<Power Down>
LCD Display
R
/
r
/ [ENT]
B
7. Press the [v] or [V] keys to select the “Version”, and press the
[N] key.
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8. Confirm that the destination has been changed.
(Displayed characters/values in the following figure are ex-
ample)
<Version>
PCM-D100 CN
ARM 1.00.01
OMF 4.11.63
SYS 20130906RB
T
/
t
[Stop]:Ret
Destination
LCD Display
9. Press the [x STOP] key, return to test mode menu.
10. Press the [v] or [V] keys to select the “Factory Ship”, and press
the [N] key.
11. Press the [N] key again, and the initialization is performed.
<Factory Ship>
Execute...
LCD Display
12. This unit is reboots.

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SECTION 2
DISASSEMBLY
• This set can be disassembled in the order shown below.
2-1. DISASSEMBLY FLOW
SET
2-25. SYSTEM BOARD
(Page 21)
2-24. SLOT LID BLOCK
(Page 20)
2-23. BATTERY CASE LID
BLOCK
(Page 20)
2-22. PANEL (REAR) BLOCK
(Page 19)
2-21. KNOB ASSY
(Page 19)
2-20. MIC ASSY (MIC1)
(Page 18)
2-19. MIC SW ASSY
(Page 17)
2-18. AUDIO AD BOARD
(Page 16)
2-17. CHASSIS (LOWER)
(Page 16)
2-16. BUTTON (LIGHT) ASSY
(Page 15)
2-15. CHASSIS (POWER)
(Page 15)
2-13. AUDIO DA BOARD
(Page 14)
2-12. CHASSIS (UPPER)
(Page 13)
2-11. DA C BOARD
(Page 13)
2-9. SP BOX ASSY (SP1)
(Page 12)
2-8. POWER BOARD-2
(Page 11)
2-7. POWER BOARD-1
(Page 10)
2-6. LED ASSY
(Page 10)
2-5. KNOB (REC VOL) (L) BLOCK,
SPACER (REC VOL) B
(Page 9)
2-4. LCD ASSY (LCD1)
(Page 9)
2-3. PANEL (FRONT) BLOCK
(Page 8)
2-2. GUARD (MIC)
(Page 7) 2-10. HP VOLUME ASSY (Page 12)
2-14. REC VOLUME ASSY
(Page 14)

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2-2. GUARD (MIC)
OK NG
NRWHIRULQVWDOOLQJWKHJXDUG0,&
1two caps (MIC guard)
Screw holes are aligned.
1two caps (MIC guard)
3guard (MIC)
2two screws
(M1.4)
Screw holes are not aligned.
2two screws
(M1.4)
Note: When installing the guard (MIC), insert firmly it and
check that align the screw hole and case hole.
Note: When installing the guard (MIC), insert firmly it and
check that align the screw hole and panel (front) hole. OK NG
NRWHIRULQVWDOOLQJWKHJXDUG0,&
Screw holes are aligned. Screw holes are not aligned.

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2-3. PANEL (FRONT) BLOCK
LOCK RELEASE
3two stoppers
(1.7)
1Slide the knob to “RELEASE” side.
2Open the battery case lid.
– Rear bottom view –
– Front bottom view –
4panel (front) block

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2-4. LCD ASSY (LCD1)
Insert is straight to the interior.
Insert is incline
LCD flexible
board
connector
connector
LCD flexible
board
OK
NG
Note: When installing the LCD flexible board,
check that it have inserted straight.
No slanting after insertion.
2two stopper
s
(M1.7 u3.0)
3two screws
4LCD assy (LCD1)
1LCD flexible board
(CN4205)
– Front top view –
2-5. KNOB (REC VOL) (L) BLOCK, SPACER (REC VOL) B
2three claws
3ornament (REC VOL) 5knob (REC VOL) (L) block
6spring
(knob REC L)
7spacer
(REC VOL) B
spacer (REC VOL) B
rib
shafthole 1open the
guard (REC).
ornament (REC VOL)
five holes
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
– Front top view –
shaft
Note 1: When installing the ornament (REC VOL), align this claw
with the position of “0” mark of the knob (REC VOL) block.
Note 4: When installing the spacer (REC VOL) B,
arrange the rib outside.
Note 3: When installing the knob (REC VOL) block,
align the shape of hole and the shape of shaft.
knob (REC VOL)
(L) block
knob (REC VOL) (L) block
Note 2: When installing the ornament (REC VOL),
align five bosses and five holes.
“0” mark
Ornament (REC VOL) setting
Ornament (REC VOL) setting
Knob (REC VOL) block setting
4washerhead screw
(P M1.4 u3.5)
rib

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2-6. LED ASSY
2-7. POWER BOARD-1
Note: Continued on 2-8 (Page 11).
:LUHVHWWLQJ
1Remove the solder.
[black]
1Remove the solder.
[yellow]
[yellow][black]
2Peel off two
adhesive sheets.
3LED assy
LED assy
AUDIO DA board
three bosses
three bosses
–)URQWERWWRPYLHZ–
5screw
3tape
(sub material)
tape (sub material)
4stopper
(M1.7 u3.0)
1Remove the solder.
(speaker wire)
[orange/yellow]
2blind sheet
(circus jack)
blind sheet
(circus jack)
1Remove the solder.
(speaker wire)
[green/blue]
[green/blue]
[orange/yellow]
POWER board
POWER board
POWER board
– Front bottom view –
:ire VettinJ
:ire VettinJ
center line
center line
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2-8. POWER BOARD-2
4flexible flat cable (30P)
(CN2801)
flexible flat cable
(30P) CN2801
– Front bottom view –
3Move the POWER board
in the direction of an arrow.
knob
(POWER)
switch
switch
knob
(HOLD)
2Draw out the jack in the
direction of an arrow. 1boss
1boss
Insert is straight to the interior.
Insert is incline
flexible flat cable
connector
connector
flexible flat cable
OK
NG
5Remove two solders.
(SW board wire)
6POWER board
POWER board
chassis (POWER)
POWER board
5Remove two solders.
(AUDIO DA board wire)
5Remove five solders.
(AUDIO AD board wire)
5Remove three solders.
(SYSTEM board wire)
SW board wire
[black]
SW board wire
[red]
AUDIO AD board wire
[red]
AUDIO AD board wire
[blue]
AUDIO AD board wire
[green]
AUDIO AD board wire
[gray]
SYSTEM board wire
[white]
SYSTEM board wire
[red]
SYSTEM board wire
[black]
AUDIO AD board wire
[yellow]
AUDIO DA board wire
[white]
AUDIO DA board wire
[blue]
:LUHVHWWLQJ
)OH[LEOHIODWFDEOH3VHWWLQJ
Note 2: When installing the POWER board,
align two switches and two knobs.
Note 1: When installing the flexible flat cable,
check that it have inserted straight.
No slanting after insertion.

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2-9. SP BOX ASSY (SP1)
1boss
2Peel off the adhesive sheet (SP box).
3SP box assy (SP1)
1boss
– Front top view –
2-10. HP VOLUME ASSY
1knob (play VOL)
knob (play VOL)
2screw
– Front top view –
shaft hole
Note 2: When installing the knob
(play VOL), align the shape
of hole and the shape of
shaft.
Note 1: When installing the HP VOLUME assy, push
the DAC board wire under the chassis (upper).
HP VOLUME assy Knob (play VOL) setting
3two stoppers
(M1.7 u3.0)
6HP VOLUME assy
DA C board
chassis (upper)
4Remove the HP VOLUME assy
in the direction of an arrow.
5Remove five solders.
AUDIO DA board
[blue]
[white]
[yellow]
[red]
[black]
:LUHVHWWLQJ

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2-11. DA C BOARD
2boss
4boss
5claw
1Remove the solder.
[gray]
1Remove the solder.
[red]
[gray][red]
3Remove the DA C board
in the direction of an arrow.
6DA C board :LUHVHWWLQJ
–)URQWWRSYLHZ–
AUDIO DA boardDA C board
2-12. CHASSIS (UPPER)
2screw
(M2 u14)
1screw
3chassis (upper)
2screw
(M2 u14)
– Front top view –

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2-13. AUDIO DA BOARD
– Front top view –
1screw
(M1.4)
2connector
(CN3301)
3Remove the AUDIO DA board
in the direction of an arrow.
5AUDIO DA board
4Draw out two jacks.
2-14. REC VOLUME ASSY
1flexible board
(CN3002)
2screw
4REC VOLUME assy
3two stoppers
(M1.7 u3.0)
– Front top view –

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2-15. CHASSIS (POWER)
– Front bottom view –
2boss
2boss
3rib
1stopper
(M1.7 u3.0)
4chassis (power)
button (light) assy
< Sectional view >
chassis (power)
button (light) assy
Note: When installing the chassis (power),
insert the rib of chassis (power) under
the button (light) assy.
2-16. BUTTON (LIGHT) ASSY
–
Front bottom view –
1boss
1boss
2Draw out two buttons.
4button (light) assy
3stopper (guard REC)

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2-17. CHASSIS (LOWER)
– Front bottom view –
1two stoppers
(M1.7 u3.0)
2chassis (lower)
boss rib
:LUHVHWWLQJ
Note: When installing the chassis (lower),
wire must not touch underside of
MIC (L) assy.
AUDIO AD board
2-18. AUDIO AD BOARD
1Remove the solder.
(MIC SW board wire)
[black]
1Remove the solder.
(MIC SW board wire)
[white]
1Remove three solders.
(MIC (L) assy (L-ch) wire)
1Remove three solders.
(MIC (R) assy (R-ch) wire)
2screw
(M1.4)
3connector
(CN1751)
– Front bottom view –
4Remove the AUDIO AD board
in the direction of an arrow.
6AUDIO AD board
5Draw out two jacks.
MIC SW
board wire
[white]
MIC (L) assy
(L-ch) wire
[red]
MIC SW
board wire
[black]
MIC (L) assy
(L-ch) wire
[black]
MIC (L) assy
(L-ch) wire
[yellow]
MIC (R) assy
(R-ch) wire
[red]
MIC (R) assy (R-ch) wire
[black]
MIC (R) assy
(R-ch) wire
[yellow]
AUDIO AD board
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2-19. MIC SW ASSY
1two washerhead screws
(P M1.4 u3.5)
2Remove the MIC SW assy
in the direction of an arrow.
3MIC SW assy
Note 1: When installing the MIC SW
assy, insert two switch levers
to the slot of MIC assy.
switch lever
switch lever
slot
slot
MIC wire (L-ch)
screw hole screw hole
MIC wire (R-ch)
0,&ZLUHVHWWLQJ
Note 2: When installing the MIC SW assy, check that the MIC
wire is arranged as shown in the following figure.
–)URQWERWWRPYLHZ–

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2-20. MIC ASSY (MIC1)
1stopper
(M1.7 u3.0) 1stopper
(M1.7 u3.0)
ditch
2MIC (L) assy
2MIC (R) assy
– Front top view –
– MIC (L) assy rear view –
– MIC (R) assy rear view –
Note 2: Check the “L”mark not
to mistake right and left.
Note 2: Check the “R”mark not
to mistake right and left.
Note 3: Align the screw hole.
ditch
ditch
ditch
Note 3: Align the screw hole.
MetKoGoIinstaOOinJtKe MIC assy (MIC)
Note 1: When replacing the MIC assy (MIC1),
replace left and right at the same time.
Do not replace only one side.

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2-21. KNOB ASSY
1two stoppers
(M1.7 u3.0)
2Remove the knob assy in
the direction of an arrow.
3knob assy
– Front bottom view –
2-22. PANEL (REAR) BLOCK
1four foots (rear)
– Rear bottom view –
2four shafts (lid lock)
3panel (rear) block

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2-23. BATTERY CASE LID BLOCK
1hook
12
2hook
3spring (lid lock)
4shaft (lid lock)
4shaft (lid lock)
5slider (BATT lid)
– Rear bottom view –
6two screws
(M1.4)
7battery case lid block
Note: When installing the spring (lid lock),
install two hooks to numerical order.
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2-24. SLOT LID BLOCK
1two stoppers
(M1.7 u3.0)
hole
hole
hole
boss
boss
boss
2slot lid block
Note: When installing the slot lid block,
align four holes and four bosses.
– Rear bottom view –