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Yamaha RX-V990 User manual

STEREO RECEIVER
RX-V990
SERVICE MANUAL
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
This manual has been provided for the use of authorized YAMAHA Retailers and their service personnel.
It
has been assumed that basic service procedures inherent to the industry, and more specifically YAMAHA Products, are already known and understood by the users,
and have therefore not been restated.
WARNING:
Failure to follow appropriate service and safety procedures when servicing this product may result in personal injury, destruction of expensive
components, and failure of the product to perform as specified. For these reasons, we advise all YAMAHA product owners that any service required
should be performed by an authorized YAMAHA Retailer or the appointed service representative.
IMPORTANT:
The presentation or sale of this manual to any individual or firm does not constitute authorization, certification or recognition of any applicable
technical capabilities, or establish a principle-agent relationship of any form.
The data provided is believed to be accurate and applicable to the unit(s) indicated on the cover. The research, engineering, and service departments of YAMAHA are
continually striving to improve YAMAHA products. Modifications are, therefore, inevitable and specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation to
retrofit. Should any discrepancy appear to exist, please contact the distributor's Service Division.
WARNING:
Static discharges can destroy expensive components. Discharge any static electricity your body may have accumulated by grounding yourself to the
ground buss in the unit (heavy gauge black wires connect to this buss).
IMPORTANT:
Tum the unit OFF during disassembly and part replacement. Recheck all work before you apply power to the unit.
• CONTENTS
TO SERVICE PERSONNEL 1
INTERNAL ViEW 1
REAR PANELS 2
SPECIFICATIONS 2 3
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES 4
DIAGNOSTIC MODE
~8
AMP ADJUSTMENTS 9
TUNER ADJUSTMENTS 10 13
IC DATA
1~18
BLOCK DIAGRAM 19 21
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD 22 32
PIN CONNECTION DIAGRAM 33
IC BLOCKS
3~35
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 36--39
PARTS LIST 40 53
REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER 54
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YAMAHA
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CORPORATION
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RX-V990
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•TO SERVICE PERSONNEL
1, Critical Components Information.
Components having special characteristics are marked and
must be replaced with parts having specifications equal to
those originally installed.
2. Leakage Current Measurement (For 120V Models Only).
When service has been completed, it is imperative to verify
that all exposed conductive surfaces are properly insulated
from supply circuits.
• Meter impedance should be equivalent to 1500 ohm shunted
byO.15µF.
• Leakage current must not exceed 0.5mA.
AC LEAKAGE
WALL EQUIPMENT TESTER OR
OUTLET UNDER TEST EQUIVALENT
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•Be sure to test for leakage with the AC plug in both
polarities.
"CAUTION"
"F601,602 : FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE, REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE T6.0A, 125V FUSE."
"Fa01 : FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE, REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE 10A, 250V FUSE."
CAUTION
F601,602 : REPLACE WITH SAME TYPE T6.0A, 125V FUSE.
Fa01 : REPLACE WITH SAME TYPE 10A, 250V FUSE.
ATTENTION
F601,602 : UTILISER UN FUSIBLE DE RECHANGE DE MEME TYPE DE T6.0A, 125V.
Fa01 : UTILISER UN FUSIBLE DE RECHANGE DE MEME TYPE DE 10A, 250V.
WARNING: CHEMICAL CONTENT NOTICE!
The solder used in the production of this product contains LEAD. In addition, other electrical/electronic
and/or plastic (where applicable) components may also contain traces of chemicals found by the
California Health and Welfare Agency (and possibly other entities) to cause cancer and/or birth defects
or other reprOductive harm.
DO NOT PLACE SOLDER, ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC OR PLASTIC COMPONENTS IN YOUR MOUTH
FOR ANY REASON WHAT SO EVER!
Avoid prolonged, unprotected contact between solder and your skin! When soldering, do not inhale
solder fumes or expose eyes to solder/flux vapor!
If you come in contact with solder or components located inside the enclosure of this product, wash
your hands before handling food.
• INTERNAL VIEW
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POWER TRANSFORMER
•P. C. B. MAIN (2)
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P. C. B. FUNCTION (4)
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P. C. B. FUNCTION (1)
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P. C. B. TUNER
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P. C. B. DSP (3)
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P. C. B. MAIN (4)
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P. C. B. MAIN (1)
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P. C. B. MAIN (3)
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P. C. B. DSP (1)
~P. C. B. DSP (2)
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• REAR PANELS
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• SPECIFICATIONS
• AUDIO SECTION
Minimum RMS Output Power per Channel
FRONT, 20Hz to 20kHz, 0.015% THD, 80 100W
FRONT, 20Hz to 20kHz, 0.04% THD, 60 (U only) 120W
CENTER, 1kHz, 0.015% THD, ao WOW
REAR, 1kHz, 0.08% THD, 80 25W
Dynamic Power per Channel (IHF)
a/6/4/20 130/160/215/31 OW
Dynamic Headroom (an) 1.14dB
Power Band Width
o.oa% THD, 50W, an 10Hz to 50kHz
Damping Factor
20Hz to 20kHz, an 200 or more
Input Sensitivityllmpedance
PHONO MM 2.5mV/47kn
CD etc : 150mV/47kn
MAIN IN 1.0V/47kO
Maximum Input Signal Level
PHONO MM, 1kHz, 0.02% THD 110mV
CD etc, 1kHz, 0.5% THD (EFFECT ON) 2.2V
Output Level/Impedance
REC OUT 150mV/1.0kO
PRE OUT 1.0V/1.5kO
LPF (EFFECT OFF) 3.5V/2.7kn
Headphone Jack Rated Output/Impedance
Input 1kHz, 150mV, an 0.55V/390n
2
RX-V990
Frequency Response (20Hz to 20kHz)
MAIN IN, FRONT 0±0.2dB
CD etc, FRONT 0±0.5dB
RIAA Equalization Deviation (20Hz to 20kHz)
PHONO MM 0±0.5dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (20Hz to 20kHz)
PHONO MM to REC OUT (1V) 0.01%
CD etc to FRONT SP OUT (50W/80), EFFECT OFF 0.015%
CD etc to REAR SP OUT, 1kHz (12.5W/8Q) 0.3%
Signal-to-Nolse Ratio (IHF-A-Network)
PHONO MM, Input Shorted (5mV) REC OUT 86dB
CD etc, Input Shorted (150mV)
SP
OUT, EFFECT OFF 98dB
Residual Noise (IHF-A-Network)
FRONT, SP OUT 170µV
Channel Separation (Vol. -30dB, EFFECT OFF)
PHONO MM, Input Shorted, 1kHz/10kHz 60dB/55dB
CD etc, Input 5.1 kQ Shorted, 1kHz/10kHz 60dB/45dB
Tone Control Characteristics
BASS : Boost/cut ±10dB (50Hz)
Turnover Frequency 350Hz
TREBLE : Boost/cut ±10dB (20kHz)
Turnover Frequency 3.5kHz
Bass Extension 50Hz, +6dB
Filter Characteristics
LPF fc=200Hz, 6dB/oct
Gain Tracking Error (OdB to -70dB) 3dB
Tuner Output Level/Impedance
FM (100% mOd., 1kHz) 500mV/2.2kQ
AM (30% mod., 1kHz) 150mV/2.2kQ
Muting -
00
•FM SECTION
Tuning Range 87.5 to 107.9MHz
50dB Quieting Sensitivity (IHF, 75 Q)
Mono 1.55µV (15.1dBf)
Stereo 21 µV (37.7dBf)
Usable Sensitivity (75 Q)
30dB SIN Quieting, 1kHz, 100% mod 0.8µV (9.3dBf)
Image Response Ratio 45dB
IF Response Ratio 80dB
Spurious Response Ratio 70dB
AM Suppression Ratio 55dB
Capture Ratio 1.5dB
Alternate Channel Selectivity (± 400kHz) 85dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (IHF)
Mono/Stereo 80/75dB
Harmonic Distortion (1kHz)
Mono/Stereo 0.1/0.2%
Frequency Response
20Hz to 15kHz 0 ± 1.5dB
Stereo Separation (1kHz) 50dB
• AM SECTION
Tuning Range 530 to 1710kHz
Usable Sensitivity 100µV/m
Selectivity 32dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio 50dB
Image Response Ratio 40dB
Spurious Response Ratio 50dB
Harmonic Distortion (1kHz) 0.3%
3
• VIDEO SECTION
Video Signal Type NTSC
Video Signal Level 1Vp-p/75Q
S-Vldeo Signal Level
Y 1Vp-p/75Q
C 0.286Vp-p/75Q
Maximum Input Level 1.5Vp-p
Signal-to-Noise Ratio 50dB
Monitor Output Frequency Response 5Hz-1 OMHz, -3dB
• GENERAL
Power Supply AC 120V, 60Hz
Power Consumption
C model 330W/440VA
U model 340W
AC Outlets
2 Switched Outlets 120W max (Total)
1 Unswitched
U model 200W max
C model 180W max
Dimensions (W x H x D) 435 x 171 x 470mm
(17-1/8" x 6-3/4" x 18-1/2")
Weight 15.0 kg (33 Ibs 1oz)
Accessories AM loop antenna x 1
Indoor FM antenna x 1, Remote Control Transmitter x 1
Battery (size "AA", "R06") x 2
• Specifications subject to change without notice.
U USA
model
C
Canadian model
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation. "Dolby", "Pro Logic", and the double-D symbol
DC]
are
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation .
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• DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
(Remove parts in disassembly order as numbered.)
1. Removal of Top Cover
a. Remove 4 screws (
CD )
and 3 screws (
CI! )
in Fig. 1.
2. Removal of Bottom Cover
a. Remove 11 screws ( ® ) in Fig. 1.
3. Removal of Front Panel
a. Remove 5 knobs.
b. Remove 6 screws ( ® ) in Fig. 1.
Front Panel
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• DIAGNOSTIC MODE
PURPOSE OF DIAGNOSTIC MODE
•If the protection circuit operates to turn OFF the
POWER when the POWER is turned ON, the cause can
be found out by starting the DIAGNOSTIC mode. (Pro-
tection message)
• Some items of the DIAGNOSTIC menu facilitate opera-
tion check, inspection and measurement.
HOW TO START DIAGNOSTIC (DIAG.)
Turn on the POWER key while pressing
ClO
PRO LOGIC
and 70mm MOVIE THEATER keys simultaneously, and
then the DIAG. mode is started.
HOW TO CANCEL DIAG.
Turning off the POWER key of the front panel or pressing
the CHURCH key of the remote control transmitter will
restore the normal operation and DIAG. will be canceled.
•To keep the setting stored in the memory, be sure to
check that DIAG. No. 7 is set to "KEEP DATA" before
canceling DIAG. DIAG. No.7 is set to "KEEP DATA"
when starting DIAG.
Top Cover
Bottom Cover
Fig. 1
Monitor Display
DIAG VER.·· ....
1. MAIN BYPASS
2. FRONT RAM THR
3. MAIN DSP THR
4. EFCT OFF/DISP
5. MANUAL TEST
6. PRO LOGIC
7. FACTORY PRESET
8. AD CHECK MODE
The menu of the DIAGNOSTIC mode is displayed on
the monitor display and kept as it is untill canceled.
4
RX-V990
CONTENTS OF DIAG. OPERATIONS
• DIAG. MENU can be selected by pressing the PRESET
STATIONS key of the front panel or PROGRAM key of
the remote control transmitter.
• Each DIAG. MENU has a SUB-MENU. Every time the
same key, PRESET STATIONS key of the front panel or
PROGRAM key of the remote control transmitter is
pressed, another SUB-MENU is selected.
• While the diagnostic mode is set, function of power on/
off, selecting an input source, adjusting master volume
and effect level are available.
• The contents of each DIAG. MENU are as follows.
No. DIAG. Menu Sub Menu
1
MAIN BYPASS EFFECT LEVEL 60 (-10dS)/80 (OdS)
2
FRONT RAM THR EFFECT LEVEL 60 (-10dS)/80 (OdS)
3
MAIN DSP THR EFFECT LEVEL
100 (+10dS)/60 (-10dS)/80 (OdS)
4
EFFECT OFF/DISP EFFECT OFF/DISPLAY CHECK
5
MANUAL TEST TEST: LEFT/CENTER/RIGHT/SUR
6
PRO LOGIC CENTERNORMAUCENTERWIDE/CENTER
PHANTOM/BYPASS/CINEEO.ON (Note1)
7
FACTORY PRESET KEEP DATNFACTORY PRESET
8
AD CHECK MODE KEY AD
&
OTHER AD CHECK
9
EXIT (Note 2)
-
Note
1:
CI N E EO ON appears but such function is not
provided.
Note 2: No.9 menu item is available only through the
remote control.
5
FL DISPLAY
When the DIAGNOSTIC mode is set, the initial display
appears on the FL display followed by the DIAGNOSTIC
display (No.1).
The initial display can be redisplayed by pressing the AlB/
C/D/E key (but not when performing AD check by using
DIAG. No.8).
• Components of initial display (Example)
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Protection AD
Message value
Model &ROM
Market version
[Protection message]
When the protection function activated, the protection mes-
sage is displayed and the power is turned off.
Instantly ~ "1 I"
After about 0.5 seconds ~ "2 PS"
After about 2 seconds - "3 DC"
Correct the faulty part according to the protection message.
Protectionmessage Cause
1 I Anabnormalcurrentflowedto the poweramplifier.
2PS Abnormalconditionoccurredin the powersection.
3 DC DCis detectedinthe outputof the poweramplifier.
[AD value to Model
&
Market relation]
AD value (+3) Model
&
Market Remarks
10 RXV990 R
**
R : General model
40 RXV990 U" UC : USA
&
Canadian models
40 RXV990 A
**
A : Australian model
70 RXV990 L" G : European model
• Components of DIAGNOSTIC display
1
DIAG.tmenu
CD
+
MAIN BYP 60
operat{on display
Input source
No.
*Supplement
When in the DIAG. mode, lighting of all segments of
the tuning meter for catalogue photographing can be
reserved by using the EFFECT key. (Do not use this
function as it is not intended for servicing.)
With such reservation made, all segments of the tun-
ing meter light when the tuner function is selected in
the normal mode. (This reservation is effective once
only at the next POWER ON. After that, normal meter
operation is provided.)
Content FL display
Reservation of full scale T-METER ON
Reservation of normal T-METER OFF
------------------------------
HOW TO USE DIAG. MODE
In order to confirm characteristics (specifications)
listed in the table below, use DIAG. No.1, 3 and 4.
(For specifications, refer to page 3.)
No. Items
1
• Output Level/Impedance
• Frequency Response
•SIN
3
• Minimum RMS Output Power Per Channel (Center &
Rear)
• Total Harmonic Distortion (Center &Rear)
• Minimum RMS Output Power Per Channel (Front)
4• Dynamic Power
• Power Bandwidth
• Damping Factor
• Input Sensitivity/lmpedance
• Headphone Jack Rated Output/Impedance
• Channel Separation
• Total Harmonic Distortion (Rec Out &Front)
• Tone Control Characteristics
CONTENTS OF DIAGNOSIS
MAIN BYPASS
• MAIN UR is output through the bypass.
• CENTER is output with the steering off and at (L + R)/2.
• RURR is output by way of PS-RAM at DSP through.
• Electric volume for both the CENTER & REAR is
changeable by changing the SUB-MENU.
Sub-menu FL display
Center &Rear
E. Volume -10dB 1 (Input source) MAIN BYP 60
Center &Rear
E. Volume OdB 1 (Input source) MAIN BYP 80
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RL
RR
• CENTER is output with the steering off and at (L + R)/2.
• RURR is output by way of PS-RAM at DSP through.
• FUFR is output by way of PS-RAM to MAIN UR at
DSP through.
• Electric volume for both the CENTER & REAR is
changeable by changing the SUB-MENU.
Sub-menu FL display
Center
&
Rear
E. Volume -1 OdB 2(Input source) FRNT THR 60
Center
&
Rear
E. Volume OdB 2(Input source) FRNT THR 80
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MAIN DSP THROUGH
• MAIN UR is output through the PRO LOGIC.
• CENTER is output with the steering off and at (L + R)/2.
• RURR is output by way of PS-RAM at DSP through.
• Electric volume for both the CENTER & REAR is
changeable by changing the SUB-MENU.
Sub-menu FL display
Center &Rear
E. Volume +10dB 3 (Input source) MAIN DSP100
Center &Rear
E. Volume -10dB 3 (Input source) MAIN DSP60
Center &Rear
E. Volume OdB 3 (Input source) MAIN DSP80
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RX-V990
EFFECT OFF & DISPLAY CHECK
o
Effects always off in this menu.
o
All segments of the FL are displayed.
Sub-menu FL display
EFFECT OFF 4 (Input source) EFFECT OFF
FULL SEGMENT DISPLAY -FULL SEGMENTDISPLAY-
MANUAL TEST TONE
o
Every time PRESET key NO.5 is pressed, the TEST
TONE shifts and is output.
o
CENTER MODE is WIDE.
o
Electric volume for both the CENTER &REAR is 60
HOdB).
Sub-menu FL display
LEFT 5 (Input source) TEST LEFT
CENTER 5 (Input source) TEST CENTER
RIGHT 5 (Input source) TEST RIGHT
SURROUND 5 (Input source) TEST SUR
o
The auto input balance which is on in the normal mode
is turned off (PRO LOGIC).
o
Electric volume for both the CENTER and REAR is 60
(-10dB).
oIn the SUB-MENU of CINEMA EQ ON, CENTER
MODE is WIDE.
Center Mode NORMAL 6 (Input source) PRO LOGIC
Center mode WIDE 6 (Input source) PRO LOGIC
Center mode PHANTOM 6 (Input source) PRO LOGIC
EFFECT OFF 6 (Input source) BYPASS
Sub-menu I FL display
CINEMA EQ ON
I
6 (Input source) CINE EQ ON
Note) CINE EQ ON appears but such function is not pro-
vided.
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FACTORY PRESET
o
Reservation of the initializing DATA of the BACK-UP
RAM.
o
Then with the POWER key turned off after selecting
the SUB-MENU, FACTORY PST, all RAM DATA is
initialized.
Sub-menu
Keeping on RAM DATA
Initializing RAM DATA
7
CAUTION: Before setting to the FACTORY PRESET,
write down the existing preset memory con-
tent of the Tuner in a table as shown below.
(This is because setting to the FACTORY
PRESET will cause the user memory con-
tent to be erased.)
Preset group
P1 P2 P3 P4
A
B
C
D
E
Preset group
P5 P6 P7 P8
A
B
C
D
E
• Factory Preset
1) SURROUND section
DELAY TIME : [][] PRO LOGIC
: ENHANCED
: MOVIE THEATER
:TV THEATER
: SPORTS
: STADIUM
: ROCK CONCERT
: JAZZ CLUB
: CHURCH
: CONCERT HALL
CENTER MODE : NORMAL
EFFECT LEVEL : CENTER
: REAR
80
80
20ms
20ms
17ms
28ms
20ms
45ms
22ms
26ms
40ms
30ms
2) SELECTOR section
INPUT
VIDEO (BGV)
SURROUND PROGRAM
3) TUNER section
: CD
: LD/TV
:[][] PRO LOGIC
Preset group
P1 P2 P3 P4
A/C/E
87.5MHz 90.1MHz 95.1MHz 98.1MHz
530kHz
BID 1080kHz 1440kHz (U, C, R)
630kHz 531kHz
(R,A, G)
Preset group
P5 P6 P7 P8
107.9MHz 107.9MHz
A/C/E
(U, C, R) 88.1MHz 106.1MHz (U, C, R)
108.0MHz 108.0MHz
(R,A,G) (R, A, G)
1710kHz 1400kHz
BID (U, C, R) 900kHz 1350kHz (U, C, R)
1611kHz 1404kHz
(R,A, G) (R,A, G)
For all the above, AUTO TUNING and AUTO STEREO are
selected as the TUNING mode.
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AD DATA CHECK
•In this MENU, it is possible to check the several AD data .
• The AD data is a percent unit, about 2.8V is equal to 100% only for tuning meter, about 5V is equal to 100% for the others.
Sub-menu FL display
Normal DIAG. mode
8
(Input source) AD CHK MODE
PAGE 1 :
P 1 99
99 99 99 99
KEY AD DATA
AD check
CH
0
CH
1
CH 2
CH
3
CH
4
page No.
PAGE 2 :
P2
40
52
07
2 1
70
OTHER AD DATA
AO check
REC OUT TUNING PROTECTION PROTECTION OTHER SWITCH
page No.
METER I
2
•In PAGE1, it displays the AD data of the keys, in PAGE2, the others .
• When in the PAGE1 or PAGE2 sub-menu, it is not possible to operate the menu of DIAG. No. 1-7.
Table
for checking
AD DATA.
AD Data Key AD Data (Page1) Other AD Data (Page2)
%
(±3) REC OUT Other switch
CHO CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 VIDEO TYPE FREQUENCYSTEP
00 CENTERMODE PRO LOGIC 70mm MOVIE: AUX AUX 100/10kHz
10 PRESET ST. 7TUNING UP ENHANCED TV THEATER VCR2 VCR2 S1 5019kHz
20 PRESET ST.
6
TUNINGDOWN LEVEL UP SPORTS VCR1 VCR1 100/10kHz
30 PRESET ST. 5FM/AM LEVEL DOWN STADIUM LDITV LDITV S2 5019kHz
40 PRESET ST.
4
AUTO/MAN'L LEVEL REAR EFFECT PHONO SOURCE 100/10kHz
50 PRESET ST.
3
EDIT LEVELCENTER CONCERTHALL CD TAPE 1S1 5019kHz
60 PRESET ST. 2MEMORY
-
CHURCH TUNER TUNER 100/10kHz
70 PRESET ST. 1SPEAKER BDELAY UP JAZZ CLUB TAPE 1 CD S2 5019kHz
80 PRESETPAGE SPEAKER A DELAY DOWN ROCKCONCERTTAPE
2
MONITOR PHONO
--
90 KEY OFF STATE
-
99 KEY OFF STATE
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Kind of the. protection (Page2) AD OAT A of normal
Protection 1 1-13
(DC is detected in power amp)
Protection 2 15-29
(Abnormal condition in power section)
Note)
• There is no U, C or A model for
S1/S2.
•S1 : R model (internal synchronization is NTSC type.)
G model (internal synchronization is PAL type.)
•S2 : R model (internal synchronization is prohibited.)
G model (internal synChronization is PAL type.)
8
IRX-V990
MP ADJUSTMENTS
• Idling Current Adjustment (FRONT)
1) No signal applied.
2) Non-loaded condition.
3) Aging is not neccessary.
Item Test Point Adjusted points Rating (~C)
FRONT LR694 or R695 VR601 3.0mV-3.5mV
FRONT R R707 or R708 VR602
'Confirm that the idling current (FRONT) is 6mV-12mV
after 60 minutes.
8 Confirmation of Idling Current (CENTER)
1) No signal applied.
2) Non-loaded condition.
3) Aging is not neccessary.
Note)
• Q617 and Q626 are transistors(2SC1846S) for tem-
perature correction. Apply silicone grease to contact
surface with the heat sink.
Item Test Point Rating
(~C)
Note
If the measured vOltage exceeds 6.1mV, cut the
CENTER R720 0.1mV-6mV lead wires of R682 and then check again if each
measured value satisfies the rating.
Note)
•If R682 has already been cut off and idling current does not flow, reconnect R682.
• Q633 is the transistor(2SC1846S) for temperature correction. Apply silicone grease to
contact surface with the heat sink.
R708
VR602
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R720
br ~
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.
.
.
VR601 R707
r
R682
9
R694 or R695
R707 or R708
R720
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• TUNER ADJUSTMENTS
• Measuring Instruments
FM signal generator (FM SG)
Stereo signal generator (SSG)
AM signal generator (AM SG)
Distortion meter (DIST. M)
AC voltmeter (ACVM)
DC voltmeter (DCVM)
Oscilloscope
Low pass filter (YLF-15, fc=15kHz)
Oscillator
• Test point
• Dummy antenna
FM dummy antenna
FMSG
(500)
r------------------~
,
,
E1!
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E2
,
,
1_- .:
E2 (dB)
=
E1 (dB) -6 (dB)
FM dummy antenna
r------------------~
RX-V990
RECEIVER
(750)
AMSG
(500)
,
,
E1 ''E2
'MOO
t
RECEIVER
(750) ~ (750)
, ,
I. .'
E2 (dB)
=
E1 (dB)
AM dummy antenna
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I
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0
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MONAURAL DISTORTION ADJ. (ANTENNA)
/
DISCRIMINATOR BALANCE ADJ. (FRONT)
I
AM SENSITIVITY ADJ.
SIGNAL METER ADJ.
rr=tu····---o·~
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SEPARATION ADJ.
,
,
,
1 ------------_:
(Viewed from the Bottom)
1FT
,
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PK1
FRONT END
o
o
10
RX-V990
FM Adjustment
• Before Adjustment
1) For dB, 1µV=OdBµ applies.
Example: 60dBµ=1mV
2) 100% modulation means that the frequency deviation is
75kHz.
3) Install the Matching Transformer and connect FM SG.
• Connection diagram (Measuring instruments)
1) Discriminator balance adjustment
FM
ANT
I
TUNER
GND
P.
C. B. DCVM
FM
dummy
antenna
FM
SG
TP2
2) Monaural distortion adjustment
FM
ANT
L
TUNER
P.
C. B.
FM
dummy
antenna
R :
...0.-
REC
I lOUT
FM
SG GND
See page 10 for TP locations
&
adjustment points.
4) Set each switch to the following position unless other-
wise specified.
INPUT SELECTOR TUNER
TUNING MODE AUTO
3) Stereo distortion adjustment/separation adjustment
,
,
FM
FM
H
dummy
SG antenna
4) Sensitivity Verification
FM
ANT
GND
L
TUNER
P.
C. B.
R :
FM
dummy
antenna
FM
SG
REC
I
lOUT
Step Adjustment item Reception Adjustment Test point RatingSignal (ANT IN) frequency point
1
Rough adjustment of FM ANT (750) 98.1MHz T1 Both ends of R25 DC OV±100mV
discriminator balance 98.1MHz • (A-4) (Front side core) (Between TP1 and TP2)
70dBµ
MONO 1kHz
100% modulation
2Rough adjustment of Same as Step 1. 98.1MHz T1 REC OUT L, R Minimize the dis-
monaural distortion • (A-4) (Antenna side core) tortion.
3
Fine adjustment of Same as Step 1. 98.1MHz T1 Both ends of R25 DC OV±50mV
discriminator balance • (A-4) (Front side core) (Between TP1 and TP2)
4Fine adjustment of Same as Step 1. 98.1MHz T1 REC OUT L, R Minimize the dis-
monaural distortion • (A-4) (Antenna side core) tortion (to 0.25%
or less).
5
Verification of dis- Same as Step 1. 98.1MHz T1 Both ends of R25 DC OV±50mV
criminator balance • (A-4) (Front side core) (Between TP1 and TP2)
• : Execution of FACTORY PRESET (Refer to page 7.) will facilitate setting reception frequency for adjustment.
11
RX-V990
Step Adjustment item Signal (ANT IN)
Reception Adjusted Test point Rating
frequency point
6Adjustment of FM ANT (750) 98.1MHz Front end 1FT Pin 16 of IC1 Adjust so that the DC voltage
front end 1FT 98.1MHz ' (A-4) is maximum.
3OdBµ CAUTION: Over-adjustment
MONO of the 1FTcore will reduce the
1kHz, sensitivity.
100% modulation Maximum ±90°
7
Verification of monau- FM ANT (750) 98.1MHz RECOUT L, R 0.4% or less
ral distortion 98.1MHz ' (A-4)
70dBµ
MONO 1kHz,
100% modulation
8
Verification of stereo FM ANT (750) 98.1MHz RECOUT L, R 1% or less
distortion 98.1MHz ' (A-4) • STEREO indicator should
70dBµ 'Tuning light.
Stereo L or R mode
1kHz, should be
100% modulation AUTO.
9
Verification of sensi- FM ANT (750) 88.1MHz ANT (750) 1) Set the tuning mode to MAN'L
tivity 88.1MHz • (A-6) MONO (Muting OFF).
98.1MHz 98.1MHz
2) SIN
should be 30dB at each
106.1MHz • (A-4) frequency of 88.1MHz,
106.1MHz 98.1 MHz, and 106.1 MHz.
• (A-7) 3) Check to ensure that the
voltage at the ANT terminal
is 3dBµ (14.25dBf) or less.
10
Adjustment of FM ANT (750) 98.1MHz VR2 RECOUT L, R With SSG output at L or R, the
Separation 98.1MHz • (A-4) signal leakage level at the
70dBµ other channel should be mini-
Stereo Lor R mized.
1kHz, 36dB or more
100% modulation
11
Adjustment of Signal FM ANT (750) 98.1MHz VR1 Adjust so that all signal
meter 98.1MHz • (A-4) meters light.
45dBµ
MONO 1kHz
30% modulation
-1 OdBµ or less Check to ensure that signal
meters turn OFF.
12
Verification of auto FM ANT (750) 98.1MHz • Automatic reception
tuning 98.1MHz should be available when
23dBµ the tuning key is moved UP
Stereo L or R and DOWN.
1kHz, • The stereo indicator should
30% modulation light.
• Audio muting should be ap-
plied during tuning.
• : Execution of FACTORY PRESET (Refer to page 7.) will facilitate setting reception frequency for adjustment.
12
AMANT L
AMSG AMSG TUNER R
ACVM
P.
C. B.
,
,
REC
GND OUT DlST.M
Oscilloscope
o
AM loop antenna
RX-V990
AM Adjustment (This should be done after FM adjustment.)
• Connection Diagram (Measuring instruments)
1) Adjustment of sensitivity
See page 10 for TP locations & adjustment points.
Step Adjustment item Signal (ANT IN)
Reception Adjustment Test point Rating
frequency point
1
Adjustment of AMANT 1440kHz T2 RECOUT Audio output should be
sensitivity 1440kHz • (B-3) maximized.
(1440Hz) 50dBµ
1kHz
30% modulation
2
Verification of AMANT 630kHz T2 RECOUT Audio output should be
sensitivity 630kHz • (B-1) maximized.
(630kHz) 50dBµ Repeat steps 1 and 2.
1kHz
30% modulation
3
Verification of AMANT 630kHz AMANT Distortion should be 10% or less at
sensitivity 630kHz • (B-1) each frequency.
1080kHz 1080kHz Check to ensure that the voltage at
1440kHz • (B-2) the ANT terminal is 54dBµ or less.
30% modulation 1440kHz
• (B-3)
4
Verification of auto AMANT Auto reception should be avail-
tuning 60dBµ able when the tuning key is moved
UP and DOWN .
• : Execution of FACTORY PRESET (Refer to page 7.) will facilitate setting reception frequency for adjustment.
13
•IC DATA
IC7: YSS223
Digital Dolby Pro Logic De<:oder with Auto Input Balance
RX-V990
No. Name
I/O
Function
1
AGND A- Ground (Analog section)
2
VREF AI Multiplying DAC reference voltage input
3
LlNM AI L channel Multiplying DAC input
4RINM AI R channel Multiplying DAC input
5
VOLM AO L channel operation amplifier, connected to
H
terminal
6
VOLP AO L channel operation amplifier, connected to (+) terminal
7
VOCM AO C channel operation amplifier, connected to (-) terminal
8
VOCP AO C channel operation amplifier, connected to i+) terminal
9
VORM AO R channel operation amplifier, connected to (-) terminal
10
VORP AO R channel operation amplifier, connected to (+) terminal
11
AVDD A- +5V power supply (Analog section)
12
DGND
-
Ground (digital section)
13
TESTI Ic LSI test terminal Normally connected to DGND
14
/IC Ics Initial clear terminal (Power ON resetting is necessary)
15
OVF
0
ND Converter, Overflow detect terminal
16
CRS Its Microprocessor interface reset terminal
17
CDI Its Microprocessor interface data input terminal
18
XCLK Its Microprocessor interface clock input terminal
19
D2
I/Ot
] External delay RAM data terminal
20
D1
I/Ot
21
DO
I/Ot
AGND
CV
RR
RL
CHR
RINS
L1NS
CHL
FL
FR
AVDD
DGND
XI
XO
64FS
ADD
256FS
SYNCO
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
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RX-V990
IC7: YSS223
Digital Dolby Pro Logic Decoder with Auto Input Balance
No. Name
110
Function
22
AO 0
-
23
A1 0
24
A2 0
25
A3
0
26
A4
0
External data RAM address terminal
27
A5
0
28
A6 0
29
A7 0
30
A12 0
31
A14 0
-
32
DVDD
-
] +5V power supply (digital section)
33
DVDD
-
34
/WE 0 External delay RAM write enable terminal
35
A13 0
] E~'mal d,'ay RAMadd"" ",mioal
36
A8 0
37
A9 0
38
A11 0
39
fOE
0
External delay RAM output enable terminal
40
A10
0
External delay RAM address terminal
41
ICE
0
External delay RAM chip enable terminal
42
D7 1/0t
1
E>rt,mald'~y RAMdata"'mioal
43
D6 I/Ot
44
D5 1/0t
45
D4 I/Ot
46
D3 1/0t
47
SYNCO 0 External
ND
converter word clock terminal
48
256FS 0External
ND
converter 256fs clock terminal
49
ADD It External
ND
converter data input terminal
50
64FS 0External
ND
converter 64fs clock terminal
51
XO
0
] Crystal oscillator connecting terminal
52
XI I
53
DGND
-
Ground (digital section)
54
AVDD A- +5V power supply (Analog section)
55
FR AO FR channel D/A input
56
FL AO FL channel D/A output
57
CHL A- L1NS input Sample/hold Capacitor external terminal
58
L1NS AI L channel
ND
input
59
RINS AI R channel
ND
input
60
CHR A- RINS input Sample/hold Capacitor external terminal
61
RL AO RL channel D/A output
62
RR AO RR channel D/A input
63
CV AO
ND,
multiplying DAC center voltage
64
AGND A- Ground (Analog section)
Note:
Letters used in the above I/O column represent as follows.
I : Input terminal 0 : Output terminal
t :
TTL level C : CMOS level S : Schmidt input A: Analog
15
IC508 : M35010-062SP
Superimpose
RX-V990
Pin No. Symbol Terminal name Function
1
OSC1 External terminal for External terminal of oscillation circuit for display.
2
OSC2 oscillation circuit The standard oscillation frequency is about 7MHz.
The display position in the horizontal direction and width of characters on the TV screen
are determined according to this oscillation frequency.
3
CS Chip select input Chip select terminal
"L" is set when the serial data is transferred.
Hysteresis input. A pull-up resistor is built in.
4
SCK Serial clock input When CS terminal is "L", the SIN serial data is taken in at the SCK rise.
Hysteresis input. A pull-up resistor is built in.
5
SIN Serial data input The data and addresses for the display control register and display data memory are input
in serial form.
Hysteresis input. A pull-up resistor is built in.
6
AC Auto clear input The IC internal circuit is reset when in "L" state.
Hysteresis input. A pull-up resistor is built in.
7VDD2 Power supply terminal Analog type power supply terminal that should be connected to +5V.
8
CVIDEO Composite video signal Output terminal for composite video signal
output 2Vp-p composite video signal is output.
When making a superimposition, the character output and other features are superim-
posed on the composite video signals inputted through the CVIN terminal.
9
LECHA Character level input Input terminal to determine the output level for the characters in the composite video
signals. The color of characters is white.
10
CVIN Video input Input terminal for external composite video signals.
When making a superimposition, the character output and other features are superim-
posed on these composite video signals.
11
Vss Ground terminal Connection to GND.
12
PO Port
0
output Port terminal output or character baCkground signals (BLNK1) are output.
The polarity can be selected when determining the font ROM.
13
P1 Port 1 output Port terminal output or character baCkground signals (C01) are output.
The polarity can be selected when determining the font ROM.
14
P2 Port 2 output Port terminal output or character background signals (BLNK2) are output.
The polarity can be selected when determining the font ROM.
15
P3 Port 3 output Port terminal output or character background signals (C02) are output.
The polarity can be selected when determining the font ROM.
16
OSCOUT Oscillation circuit for External terminal of the oscillation circuit for generation of synChronous signals.
17
OSCIN generation of The oscillation frequency is 14.32MHz when the NTSC system is used and 17.73MHz
synChronous signals when the PAL system is used.
18
HOR Horizontal synchronous Horizontal synchronous signal input.
signal input Hysteresis input
The polarity can be selected when determining the font ROM.
19
VERT Vertical synChronous Vertical synchronous signal input.
signal input Hysteresis input
The polarity can be selected when determining the font ROM.
20
VDD1 Power supply terminal Digital type power supply terminal that should be connected to +5V.
16
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P92/Sll P55/FS10
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P94/SCK2 P53/FS12
P95/Sl2/CS P52/FS13
P96/S02 P5l/FS14
P97/UO P50/FS15
PAO P40/FS16
PAl P4l/FS17
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2
P05 STOUT IStop request (Tuner)
3
P06
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4P07
1ST
I Stereo in (Tuner)
5
AVSS AVSS
-
GND for A-D
6TEST GND
7
X2 N.C.
8
X1 +5V
9
VSS VSS
-
GND
10
OSC1 OC1 ] Clock (8M Hz)
11
OSC2 OC2
12
IRES RES I Reset
13
P10/lRQO DET IPower down detect
14
P11/1RQ1 REM I Remote control
15
P1211RQ2 RM2 N.C.
16
P1311RQ3 VSY I Superimpose Vertical Sync In
17
P14 IPRI ISpeaker protection detect
18
P15 N.C.
19
P16 PSW IPower Switch
20
P33/FS27 STBY
1/0
Standby In (Note)
21
P32/FS26 N.C.
22
P31/FS25 P18
0
1-
23
P30/FS24 P17
0
24
P47/FS23 P16
0
25
P46/FS22 P15
0
Fluorescent character display tube anode drive signal
26
P45/FS21 P14
0
27
P44/FS20 P13
0
1-
Note) Input port when the power is ON.
H : Stand-by mode is not available (U, C, R, A)
17
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IC801 : HD6473724F
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No. Port Name
110
Function
28
P43/FS19 P12 o
1-
29
P42/FS18 P11
0
30
P41/FS17 P10
0
31
P40/FS16 P9
0
32
P50/FS15 P8
0
33
P51/FS14 P7
0
Fluorescent character display tube anode drive signal
34
P52/FS13 P6
0
35
P53/FS12 P5
0
36
P54/FS11 P4
0
37
P55/FS10 P3
0
38
P56/FS9 P2
0
39
P57/FS8 P1
0
1-
40
P17NDISP VP VP (-25V)
41
P60/FDO 16G
0
1-
42
P61/FD1 15G
0
43
P62/FD2 14G
0
44
P63/FD3 13G
0
45
P64/FD4 12G
0
46
P65/FD5 11G
0
47
P66/FD6 10G
0
48
P67/FD7 9G
0
49
P70/FD8 8G
0
Fluorescent character display tube grid drive signal
50
P71/FD9 7G
0
51
P72/FD10 6G
0
52
P73/FD11 5G
0
53
P74/FD12 4G
0
54
P75/FD13 3G
0
55
P76/FD14 2G
0
56
P77/FD15 1G o
1-
57
VCC VCC +5V
58
P80 ASA
0
] A-D select (4051)
59
P81 ASB
0
60
P82 ASC
0
61
P83 SPR
0
Speaker relay (CENTER, REAR & PHONES)
62
P84 SPA
0
] Speaker relay (MAIN NB)
63
P85 SPB
0
64
P86 PRY
0
Power relay
65
P87 FMC
0
Full MUTE
66
P90 lIE
0
Video Type Select (Internal synchronization)
67
P91/SCK1 SCK
0
LC78213, TC9273N, LC7535, LM7000N Serial clock
68
P92 CKB
0
BU2090 Serial clock
69
P93/S01 SDT
0
LC78213, TC9273N, LC7535, LM7000N Serial data
70
P94/SCK2 XCK
0
YSS223 Serial clock
71
P95 DTB
0
BU2090 Serial data
72
P96/S02 XDT
0
YSS223 Serial data
73
P97 N.C.
74
PAO VUP
0
Volume up
75
PA1 VDN
0
Volume down
76
AVCC AVCC +5V for A-D
77 POO/ANO 4051 IKey switch, Rec out switch & Signal meter in (A-D)
78
P01/AN1 PRD IProtection 1 (A-D)
79
P02/AN2 PRV I Protection 2 (A-D)
80
P03/AN3 V2 IFrequency step switch & PAUNTSC switch (A-D)
18
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