Sanyo DVD-5100 User manual

Type
User manual
Service Manual
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CONTENTS
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DVD-5100 (ss)
(AU)
(AR)
SPECIFICATIONS .................................................. 1
LASER BEAM SAFETY PRECAUTION .................. 1
MECHANISM REPLACEMENT .............................. 1
MECHANISM OPERATION ....................................3
DVD P.W. BOARD OPERATION .............................4
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CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING .......9
TROUBLE SHOOTING (CHECK WAVEFORM) ...16
TROUBLE SHOOTING
(SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
FOR WAVEFORM CHECK) ................................ 34
TROUBLE SHOOTING
(SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
FOR VOLTAGE CHECK) .....................................46
MPEG P.W. BOARD OPERATION ..........................48
CHECK WAVEFORM ...........................................55
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
FOR WAVEFORM CHECK ..................................58
PRODUCT CODE No.
13709101
Ss
13709108 AU
13709109 AR
EXPLODED VIEW (CABINET & CHASSIS) ..........60
EXPLODED VIEW (DVD MECHANISM) ...............61
PARTS LIST ............................................................62
IC BLOCK DIAGRAM & DESCRIPTION ................. 69
WIRING Connection .........................................8O
VOLTAGE TABLE ...................................................8l
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (DVD) ............................82
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (MPEG) .........................86
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (FRONT) .......................90
WIRING DIAGRAM (DVD ASIDE) .......................84
WIRING DIAGRAM (DVD B SIDE) .......................85
WIRING DIAGRAM (MPEG A SIDE) ....................88
WIRING DIAGRAM (MPEG B SIDE) ....................89
WIRING DIAGRAM (FRONT,AMP) .......................92
WIRING DIAGRAM (PHONE SOCKET,
POWER SWITCH,TRAY LED,
TRAY OPEN/CLOSE MOTOR,
TRAY OPEN/CLOSE SWITCH) ............................93
REFERENCE No. SM581OO77
SPECIFICATIONS
Type ........................................ DVD player
Signal format ........................... NTSC or PAL color
Laser ....................................... Semiconductor laser,
wavelength 650nm
1 mW(DVD) , 0.5mW(CD)
Frequency range ..................... 4
t-fz to 44 kHz(DVD fs : 96kHz)
(digital audio)
Signalto noise ratio ................ More than 105 dB
Harmonic distortion .................0.003 %
(digital audio)
Wow and flutter ....................... Below measurable level
LASER BEAM SAFETY PRECAUTION
DIGITAL OUTPUT
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT
Y .............................................l.OV ~.P (75 ohm)
C ~, C ~...................................o.7v
PP (75 ohm)
S-VIDEO OUT
Y ............................................. I.ovp.p (75 ‘hm)
c .............................................
0.286VP.P ’75 ohm)
VIDEO OUT .................................l.OV P-P (75 ohm)
AUDIO OUT .................................1.2V rms
Power requirements .....................AC 110- 240V ,
.50/&)t-fz
Power consumption
.....................16 Watts
Dimensions (W x H x D)
...............Approx. 270 x 87 x 282 mm
Weight ..........................................Approx.2.4kg
Specifications subject to change without notice.
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CAUTION - INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND
INTERLOCKS DEFEATED, AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
ADVARSEL - USYNLIG LASER STR~LING VED ABNING, NAR
SIKKERHEDSAFBRYDERE ER UDE AF FUNKTION, UNDG~ UDS H’TELSE
VARNING - OSYNLIG LASER STRALN[NG NAR DENNA DEL AR OPPNAD
OCH SPARR AR URKOPPLAD. STRALEN AR FARLIG.
VORSICHT - UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG TRITT AUS, WENN
DECKEL GEOFFNET UND WENN SICHERHEITSVERRIEGELUNG
OBERBRUCKT 15T. NICHT, DEM STRAHL AUSSETZEN.
VARO - AVATTAESSA JA SUOJALUKITUS OHITETTAESSA OLET ALTTIINA
NAKYMATTOMALLE LASERSATEILYLLE. ALA KATSO SATEESEEN,
MECHANISM REPLACEMENT
1.Cautionary instructions in handling the assy
(Safety instructions)
Optical pickup
The laser beam used in the pickup is classified as “class 2“. Exposing
your eyes or skin to the beam is harmful. Take care not to do so.
(Caution against static electricity and leakage voltage)
Ground securely the work tables, tools, fixtures, soldering irons
(including those made of ceramic) and measuring instruments used
in the production lines and inspection departments that handIe
loaders. The workers shall also be grounded.
(Cautionary instructions in handling)
Do not touch the object lens when handling a loader, or the lens will
be stained, resulting in inadequate playability.
There is no power supply protection circuit provided for this product
or adjustmentlinspection device. Short-circuiting may lead to fire or
damage.
Take care so as to protect from exposure to water, the entry of
metallic pieces or dew condensation.
In particular, a strong magnet adjacent to the pickup will not only
get inoperative but can damage the pickup if a small metallic piece,
such as a screw or swarm, enters.
The loader edge can cause injury if inadvertently handled.
Do not touch a rotating disk, or injury may result.
This product is a precision device. Handle carefully.
A shock or dropping will cause misalignment or destruction. If it
should occur, refer to clause 2.
This product is so designed as to endure an initial shock equivalent
to a drop from a height of approx. 90 cm under the packed condition.
After the initial shock, the resistivity will still remain at a level of 50
to 60 G, but the mechanical robustness will weaken.
Do not place in a dusty location.
The entry and deposition of dirt into or on the pickup lens or moving
section will cause malfunction or degradation.
(Connectors)
Do not connect or disconnect while power is on.
Connecting or disconnecting signal wires or the main power cord
when the power is on may destruct the unit or fixture.
When connecting, push all the way in securely.
An insufficient insertion may cause a bad contact, leading to an
erroneous operation.
Do not connector disconnect roughly by an excessively strong force,
or a broken wire or bad contact may result.
Semiconductors are connected. Do not touch connector terminals
directly.
If the worker is grounded, there is nothing to worry about static
electricity, but the rust on the connector terminal surface caused by
the touch may result in bad contact.
(Power source)
The power source need be good in quality (free from instantaneous
interruptions or noises).
A low quality power source may well cause malfunction.
(Storage)
Do not place or store in a dusty place or a place where dew
condensation is possible.
The entry and deposition of dirt or dust into or on the pickup lens or
moving section will cause malfunction or degradation.
Also, dew condensation causes rust; the rust penetrate into the
precision part of a pickup, causing malfunction, or degrading the
optical quality of the internal lens and reflector, which also leads to
malfunction,
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MECHANISM REPLACEMENT
1. PICK UP P.W.B PART
Short before pick up resolution by
all means delineation depadment
of PICKUP PWB
PICK-UP P,W.B
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MECHANISM OPERATION
1.How to setting the tray.
4. Move the SLIDE left side.
1. The GEAR @ move from side to side.
5. Match the Hole of GEAR @ and Hole of CHASSIS@.
2. Match the mark of GEAR @ and mark of GEAR @.
and then install the BOSS.
3. Turn the GEAR @ counterclockwise, and then SLIDE
move right side.
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6. Match the hole of GEAR @ and hole of chassis while turning
GEAR @.
7. Match the mark of LOADING GEAR o and gear of TRAY
where see horn hole @ of tray.
8.Push a tray with the state that turned the entire surface of a
tray into approximately 5 degrees the lower part slowly.
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DVD P.W.BOARD OPERATION
(Actuating description)
1. After turning on the power or inserting a disk, this DVD Assy starts to perform a disk identification operation.
1) Sets the circuit to the DVD mode, returns the pickup, lowers the lens an lights the LASER lamp.
The pickup return, lens operation and LASER lamp illumination are visuall recognizable. (spindle kick)
2) In PU mode (CD), raises the lens.
Focus level measurement (A), judges the FE pulse whether to be 1 or 2.
3) In PU mode (DVD), lowers the lens.
Focus level measurement (B).
4) Judgment pulse 2: DVD two-layer disk,
(B)/(A)>l.5 : DVD one-layer disc.
Other than the above condition : CD
5) Sets the circuit to the PU mode (based on the above disk judgment, the circuit is set to the PU mode)
6) Servo attracting operation (servo turns on):CLV turns on in the same way as a CD player.
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Disc distinction
Focus error signal (lens distant-near)
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DVD P.W.BOARD OPERATION
2. Automatic servo alignment
Contents of the servo alignment and the alignment method
1) Tracking balance
2) Focus balance
3) Focus gain
4) Tracking gain
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5) RF gain
Performed automatically by the TC9461 based on the command
given by the micon (microcomputer)
Set by the command the micon, reading the correction value of the TC9461, gives to the TA1254.
6) RF equalizer (DVD only)
The micon, monitoring the error rate (TC90A41 ), sets a PWM data (TC90A41 ) and provides a voltage for the TA1 254.
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Equalize voltage
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P2CI 60
P2DI 61
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P2FP 63
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An automatic alignment method (e.g.
automatic alignment sequence) varies with
the version of the micon. In any case, it is
important to recognize that the above-
mentioned alignments are conducted
regardless of the version.
> DVD : TC90A41 F
CD : TC9461F
TC9461 F
Amp mode setting
focus gain: F-gain, FE-gain
tracking gain : T-gain, TE-gain
RF gain : R-gain
TE : mode-TE (DPD or 3beam)
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DVD P.W.BOARD OPERATION
3. Data reading
(1) The SLED control is performed by the control output “FMO” (TC9461, pin 48), which reaches the IC601 via the
IC605 and drives the SLED motor.
(2)The SPINDLE control is performed by the control output “DMO CD” (TC9461) in the case of a CD, and “DMO DVD” (TC90A41AF)
in the case of a DVD, which reaches the IC602 via the IC605, whose reference voltage is set by the DVD/CD’ of the micon,
and drives the SPINDLE motor (brushless motor).
The reference voltage is 1.65 V for a DVD, and 2.1 V for a CD.
(3) The PLL control is conducted by the TC9461 for a CD, and by the TC90A41 AF for a DVD.
(4) An output is in accordance with the respective disks.
CD :TC9461 serial data (BCK, CDDATA, LRCK, C2PO) output (CN802)
DVD:TC9461 serial data (BCK, CDDATA, LRCK, C2PO) and this are inputted into the ROM decoder (IC802), converted to the
MPEG decoder signals (parallel data) and then outputted (CN801 ).
DVD:TC90A41 AF MPEG data: parallel signals (SDO-7, SE RR, SBGN, SENB, SDCK and SREQ) are inputted into the ROM
decoder (IC802), decode the digital copy protection and are converted to the MPEG decoder signals (parallel data)
and then outputted (CN801 ).
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DVD P.W.BOARD OPERATION
(GENERAL FLOW)
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Turn on power.
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Laser on.
Lowers lens
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“LASER” Iighta.
Lowers lens
(approx. 400 ins).
I Aliqns tracking balancel
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rror judgemen
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EQB
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Error judgemen
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identification.
FG confirmation
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Rotates at a speed of
approx, 0.7 time
that of CD
Aligns tracking balance
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Error judgeme
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TRACKING ON
SLED OFF
200ms wait
ADDRESS CHECK
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Measures poor playability varlue
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FE pulse 1 or 2
Lowers lens with in
LCD and DVD mode
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Focus balance alignment
Focus gain alignment
Tracking gain alignment
SLED ON
RF gain alignment
Pickup moves outward.
STOP
Rotates at
as eedofhvo times
vtha of CD
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CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
(Power on) An extractfrom “GENERAL FLOW”
(Tray open / close) An extract from “GENERAL FLOW”
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Check for connector
Turn on power,
and power source.
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“LASER” lights.
Pickup returns.
8/1 2 cm identification
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Identifies disk
Sets mode
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Laser off 20 ms
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Laser on.
Focus search
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Automatic alignment
Tracking balance
Focus balance
Focus gain
Tracking gain
RF gain
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Tray close/closed
“LASER” lights.
Pickup returns.
8/1 2 cm identification
Identifies disk
Sets
mode
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Laser off 20 ms
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Focus search
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Place a disk
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Power on
lProblem/symptom
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lWaveform lSchematicdiagram preference data
ICNEI03
(pH5p)
1 lCannot be eneraised
lChack for a voltaqe of 5 V/9 V
ICheck for the HR%T.
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SPINDLE/SLED servo system,
2 SPINDLE motor runs away.
Check for FLOW signal.
Check and trace control signals.
Turn off power at once. Check SPINDLE/SLED servo system.
3 SLED motor runs away.
Check for FLOW signal.
Check and trace control signals.
(17)(19)
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BA6849 voltage table (4)
(44)(45)
A,B
(46) A,B
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(47)(48)
Tray open/close
Problem/symptom
Check
Waveform
Schematic diagram Reference data
Check for motor drive input/output.
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BA5931 voltage table (6)
1 Neither opens nor closes
Check mechanical switch & its output.
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Check for HRST & FRST.
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2 Opens but immediately closes.
Check for motor drive input/output.
(1)
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Check mechanical switch & its output.
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3 Opens but motor does not stop.
Check for motor drive inpufJoutput.
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BA5931 voltage table (6)
Check mechanical switch & its output.
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4 Loading speed abnormal
Check for motor drive input/output.
(1)
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BA5931 voltage table (3)-
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CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE
(LASER ON/ 8/12 cm identification)
An extract from “GENERAL FLOW”
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“LASER”
lights.
Pickup returns.
8/12 cm identification
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SHOOTING
(Laser focus search after initial processing.)
An extract from “GENERAL FLOW”
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Lowers lens
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8/12 cm identification.
FG confirmation
Rotates at a speed of
approx. 0.7 time that of CD
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Pickup returns,
8/1 2 cm identification
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Identities disk
Sals mode
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Laser on.
Focus search
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Automatic afignment
Tracking balance
Focus balance
Focus gain
Tracking gam
RF gam
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Check VCC2 at pin 36 o; IC501 TA1254. -
Check for short-circuiting of LASER (excessive current [R51OO],
though protected by fixture)
“LASER” does not light.
Check for LASER destruction. If so, check LASER current (R51OO).
Check micon interface (SCB, SCL & SCD)
Check FRST (LASER to be active at LOW).
Check signal FLOW.
Check and trace control signals.
do pickup return operation.
Check SLED voltage and timing. Check limit switch.
)isk does not rotate.
Check SPINDLE voltage and timing.
Check SPINDLE voltage and timing.
)isk rotates at a high speed.
Check SPDL FO.
Turn off power at once.
Check SPINDLWSLED servo system.
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Turns on laser.
Lowera Iena.
Rotates SPINDLE at
a speed of twice
that of CD.
Waita for prescribed
number of rotatlona to
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COrIIDleted.
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FOCUS OK?
NO
YES
Waita for approx. 500 ma.
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%oblem/symptom
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er focus search after initial processing.
Problem/symptom lCheck
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lSchematic diagram preference data
Disk error due to erroneous lCheck disk identifying waveform in LASER mode,
2,(34) - (38)
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Focus servo inactive
Check waveforms up to gfocus ok” with each disk. (34)(35)(37)(38)
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Check pin 43 of IC701 TC9461. 2,(36)
Check DFTN. (40) - (43)
DFTN:normally High, at SCRATCH: LOW
C,D,E
Data output normal? CN801 /lC802
C,D,E
Disk unreadable
Check DVD~CD signal (CD/’DVD).
Voltage table
DVD:High, CD: LOW
(44) - (46)
(8)
(IC900 pin 1, IC501 pin 35, Q6001 base)
Check SEL signal (must be High when laser is on).
(28) - (31 )
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Waveform Schematic diagram Reference data
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TA1254 voltage
table (2)
(28) - (31)
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{44) - (46)
A,B Voltage table (4)
CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
(Disk identification/mode setting) An extract from “GENERAL FLOW”
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Pickup returns.
8/1 2 cm identification
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Lowers lens with each IC
in DVD mode
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Rotates at a speed of two times that of CD
Laser on.
Focus search
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Automatic alignment
Tracking balance
Focus balance
Focus gain
Tracking gain
RF gain
Measures FE level (b)
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Two-layer DVD
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YES
one-layer DVD
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Sets one-layer DVD circuit to
Sets CD circuit to
Sets two-layer DVD circuit to
pickup mode.
pickup mode.
pickup mode
Disk identification/mode setting
IProblem/symptom
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lCheck that disk identification is correct.
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Not focusable
Check that FOO waveform is normal or smooth,
1 (disk error) Error 21 Check that peak value of detection pulse (S
curve) is correct,
(34) - (38)
Check that lens up/down operation is normal.
Check that lens is free from dirt or stain.
2 Not focusable
Check LASER current (R51OO).
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(disk error) Error 21 Compare it with that indicated close to pickup’s serial number,
3 No focus search
FLGC TP716 (IC900 80pin)
F
4 No focus search
Check RFO (IC501 pin 28),
(2) - (4) F
Wrong ROM
5 inactive
Check LCSW
Voltage tables
Repair CD~DVD (DVD~CD).
(7) & (8)
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CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
(Automatic alignment block) An extract from “GENERAL FLOW”
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Identifies disk
Sets mode
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INIT processing of TC9461
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Laser off 20 ms
Tracking balance alignment
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Rotates at a speed of twice that of CD.
100ms wait
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Focus search
Automatic alignment
Tracking balance
Focus balance
Focus gain
Tracking gain
RF gain
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DVD I CD
DVD
Internal circumference
optimization
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TRACKING ON
100ms wait
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Automatic alignment block
Problem/symptom
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Waveform
Schematic diagra
Reference data
Focus unstable
focus servo system.
(24)-(27)
F
1 Susceptible to shock
Check for signal flow
Oscillatory noise from pickup
Check for signal flow
Squeaky noise while pickup is traveling
If not rotating with board, pickup need be analyzed.
Excessively long time taken for alignment
tracking servo system.
(20)-(23)
G, H
2 Susceptible to shock
Check for signal flow
Oscillatory noise from pickup
Check for signal flow
Squeaky noise while pickup is traveling
If not rotating with board, pickup need be analyzed.
Check RF level.
(2)(3)(4)
C, D, E
3 Unable to alignldisk error
Laser deteriorated? (Check laser current:R51 00)
Check for dirt on lens
4 Long time taken for alignment
Check FWD.
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L
-12-
,
CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
(DVDinternal circumference EQoptimization alignment) AnextrarX from’’GENERAL FLOW”
r
Turn on laser.
Focus search
Automatic alignment
Tracking balance
Focus balance
Focus gain
Tracking gain
RF gain
GE3-S
o-
CD
DVD / CD
DVDI
F
Internal circumference
optimization
v
omplete
One-layer Two-laye completed
v
CD:TOC READ
DVD: CSS processing
+
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External
circumference
optimization
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Aligns tracking balance
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Aligns tracking balance
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DVD internal circumference EQ optimization alignment
Problem/symptom
Check
Waveform Schematic diagram Reference data
Check for propriety of RF EQ alignment.
3, (35)(38)
c
Voltage table
1 DVD disk unplayable Warp, small
3T, affected by double refraction?
(1)
Defect, eccentricity, surface shaking?
2 DVD disk unplayable Check RF waveform. Compare with good unit.
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(2)(3)(4)
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CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
(DVD
eXhMTIZd CkCUITIf13renCe EQ O@hkatiOII alkJI’IITN?nt) An ~~t~~Ct from “GENERAL FLCJ,AJ”
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Tracking balance
Focus balance
Focus gain
Tracking gain
RF gain
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CD
DVD I CD
DVD
Internal
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One-layer <_
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DVD : CSS processing
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CD
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DVD / CD
STOP
Do
External
‘d
d+%:
circumference
optimization
ompleted
OK
DVD external circumference EQ optimization alignment
Problem/symptom Check
Waveform
Schematic diagram
Reference data
Check for propriety of RF EQ alignment.
3, (35)(38)
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1 Two-layer DVD disk unplayable
warp, small 3T, affected by double refraction?
defect, eccentricity, surface shaking?
2
,!
Check RF waveform.
Compare with good unit.
(2)(3)(4)
c
3
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Jumps correctly to 2nd layer?
(49)(50)
F
4 Error 22 occurs. Check TE waveform.
(36)-(38)
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CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
(Playing CD) An extract from “GENERAL FLOW”
Turns on laser.
FOCUS SEARCH
Automatic alignment
Tracking balance
Focus balance
Focus gain
Tracking gain
RF gain
Two-layer completed
2
CD
DVD/CD
DVD
Internal
circumference
optimization
Two-layer
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Pickup moves outward.
STOP
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Problem/symptom
Check
Waveform Schemallc diagram Reference data
1 Unplayable (no sound, no picture) Is output signal around?
(5)-(10)
D,E
2 Sound skipped
Check waveform.
(11)-(15),(33)
D,E
3 No or intermittent sound Is spindle motor waveform normal? 1,(5)-(10) D,E
4 No sound
Check DATA.
(4)-(6)
D,E
Poor playability
Check RF waveform (any difference from that of good unit)
(2)-(4)
D,E
Surface shaking, warp Realignment of mechanism
(11)-(15)
Scratch Check DFTN
(40)-(43)
D,E,H TA1254
5 DFTN:normally High, When scratched: Low
Finger print Check DFTN (40)-(43) D,E,H TAI 254
DFTN:normally High, When scratched: Low
(11)-(15)
Eccentricity Check treckinq servo.
(33)
D,E,H
Is PAUSE sta~le?
6 [Frequency response characteristics ebnormal lCheck EMPHA.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING (CHECK WAVEFORM)
-Respond to numbering of each list of “CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING”
(1)
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(5)Normal play (1track)
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TROUBLE SHOOTING (CHECK WAVEFORM)
-Respond to numbering of each list of “CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING”
(7) L-ch OdB (8track)
(8)
R-ch OdB (1 Otrack)
- Filter -
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SMOOTH ON
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1+
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(9) STOP (200us/div)
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TROUBLE SHOOTING (CHECK WAVEFORM)
-Respond to numbering of each list of “CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE SHOOTING”
(12)
(13)
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rkes invariably with large scratches, while
no or few C2P0 appear with small or few
(14)444A FINGER PRINT 19track
(Is) 444A INTERRUPTION 10track
StoPPad
NOIJM 10M Sls
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(1 T) POWER on reset TIMING
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TROUBLE SHOOTING (CHECK WAVEFORM)
-Respond to numbering of each list of “CHECK FLOW AND TROUBLE S\! OOTING”
(18)
CUD
OPEN -> CLOSE (STOP state)
; . ..-.1 .’. {-.1 ; ,rayc,osed
IS Reccva Len 5
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MRIM 100K
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mm
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TP512
PLAY state
(19) Power OFF->ON
@Peal
10R~
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(23) PAUSE state
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