DENON Hi-Fi Component. SERVICE MANUAL STEREO CD PLAYER MODEL DCD-2560 TABLE OF CONTENTS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2-14 SPECIFICATIONS. 1 NOTE FOR HANDLING OF LASER PICK-UP = eeeeemeniaaie™ 17 DISASSEMBLY ‘i 18-19 ‘ADJUSTMENT en : 20~25 HEAT RUN MODE FUNCTION ae IC TERMINAL FUNCTION LIST Cistnneeenseenee cee 27-31 PARTS LIST OF PW.BOARD voces G 92, 33 PARTS LIST OF EXPLODED VIEW es 34 PARTS LIST OF PACKING & ACCESSORIES... ce 34 EXPLODED VIEW .. sees — 35 EXPLODED VIEW OF MECHA UNIT = 36 PARTS LIST OF MECHA UNIT 36 PW.BOARD + 87,98 WIRING DIAGRAM : ato cere 39 SEMICONDUCTORS 5 40 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ‘i at NIPPON COLUMBIA CO. LTD.IMPORTANT TO SAFETY WARNING: ‘TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS [APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTION: 1. Handle the power supply cord carefully Bo nat damage o deform the power supply cord it is damaged or deformed it may cause electric shock or malfunction when used When removing fom wall ute, be sure to remove by holding the plug srtachment sn not by pulling the cord 2 Do not open the top cover In order to prevent electric shock, do nt open the top cover I problems occur, contact your DENON DEALER. {3 Do not place anything inside Do not place metal objects oF spl liquid insize the CO player. Electric shook or malfunction may result CAUTION TASK OF ELECTRIC SHOGK D0 NOT OPEN ‘CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. ‘The lightning flash with arrowheed symbol within an ‘auiatra triangles intended to alr the ure of the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product's enclosure that may be of sufcier magnitude to conattute a risk of elace shock to ‘The exclamation point within an equlteraltiengle 's imended to alert the user of the presence of important operating and maintensnce (servicing) Instruction in the erate accompanying the 9 IMPORTANT (BRITISH MODEL ONLY) ‘The wies inthis mains lead are coloured in accordence with the ive: Neural Brown Live “The colours ofthe wires inthe main lead of his spparatus may not correspond withthe coloured markings idoniting the terminal a {your plug proceed ae follows ‘The wire which is coloured blue must be connected othe termina whichis marked withthe letter N of coloured black ‘The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which ls marked withthe leer Lor coloured rad. note: ‘Tis 0 player uses the semiconductor Iaer To allow you to enjoy music ‘ata table operation tis recommended tusethisin a room of °C 36°C. LABELS (tor USA. mode! oni) cauTION: USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR REFORMANCE OF PROCE- DURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE. ‘THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED OR REPAIRED BY ANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY QUALINED SERVICE PERSONNEL, NOTE: “This unit may cause interference to reco and television reception you do not operate it in strict accordance with this OPERATING. INSTRUCTIONS. This unit compiles with Clas & computing devi rules in accord ance with the specications in Sub-part J or Part 95 ofthe FCC ules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against ‘eh interference ina residential instalation. Ifthe unit does cause interference to any radio or television reception, try to reduce it by 1) Turn the other uni 10 improve reception ) Move thie unit ©) Move this unit away from othors 4) Plug this ait respecovely imo a differant AC outlet This ia note in aezordanee with Section 15.36 of the FCC Rules\ | “Thank you for purchasing this OENON Compact Disc Player. Pease read the operating instructions thorough inorder to aequait yourself withthe (0 player and achieve maximum aatisfecon from i — TABLE OF CONTENTS — lrexruRes a a NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS «. 45 IcONNECTION vn 6 [OPENING AND CLOSING THE DISC HOLDER AND LOADING ADISC ... 6 NORMAL cD PLAYBACK 37 |ADVANCED CD PLAYBACK nn T= 2 PLAYBACK USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNI 13,14 SPECIFICATIONS 6 Please check to make sure the following Rom are included with the main unit nthe carton: (9) Operating Instructions (2) Connection Card {@) Remote Control Unit C252 (a) REPARDry Celt Battery {5} MiniSerewdeiver BEFORE USE — se suretoreteatethe shiping lock 1+ Remove the two shipping cushions inserted in the trap door 1 "Shipping tock” “The ship lockKoeps the laser pickup inside the player rom moving during shipment. ‘+ When using the player Before tuning the power on, set the payer so thatthe front panel is {ocing up. noe! the included ini seewarver nto the shipping lock, then turm i counterclockwise unth it stops. (APPROXIMATELY ‘V2 TURN Do not use any tool other than the included mini serewdeiver Remove the two shipping cushions inserted In the trap door + Reshipping {a} Turn the power on, opan the dis holder, check that no die is Toad, then close the aise holder, (2) Turn the power of se the player so that ron panels facing up. then turn the shipping lock clockwise unt I stops. (APPROX: IMATELY 472 TURN) cauTion fe sure to release the shipping lock on the botlom panel before turning the power on Winan locking oF fe ‘THE COMPACT DISC. FEATURES “Tne 0¢D-26606/2560 2 player equipped with Denon's unique lambda tupet linear sonverter which eliminates loss of sound quality in the PCM playback section, plus caroulyselectes parts. reproduces al the sounds Gf the studio or hall wero the compact disc was recorded with high perlormance an rich musical expression. (1) Real z0bit & Sic ‘The 0¢D 25606/2300 uses a new “A SLC." (lambde super inear Converter ccutin effect eliminating zero cross distortion the main {Gause of los of sound quay inthe PCM playback section. Together ‘with rea 20. ital enalog convertor with excllont resolution, t ‘roti improves music reprodulity, especialy at low volumes In addtion, two digtal/aniog convertors ar used fr each channel, tnd the Temes oversampling further reduces noise and improves ‘evolution to reereate sound fel with ich musical expression. (2) Braway power source The D€0-25006/2560 uses a large transformer wih independent ails forthe digitel servo eieultry and suato circuitry, In conunetion witn # high eapacy simooth capacitor, this offers (2) A wealth of fonctions “The DCO.25606/2560 ie equipped witha wide variety of functions Including such editing funeions as time eating, auto etna, peak ‘Soorch and fading, 8¢ well = pitch control and remote contol volume ‘juste (4) Simple design ‘Control for seldom used functions are hen behind trap door to keep the appesrance simple and elegant. Shipping tok o Lock FREE 7 A Mii serevcriver "acing up, the back panel facing down. [Refer to the siogram) 1. Precautions on handling compact discs TDo not alow tingerprnt, oor dut on the surface ofthe compact (ac ifthe signa surface ls dry, wipe i of witha so dry cloth Wipe in creular motions tom the center and out Use of DENON's AMC-20/21 CD cleaner is recommend, + Do vot use water, onan, thinner, record sprays, electrostatic root chemicls, or silconedrestea oth to elaan discs, + Rinays use care wen handing dies to prevent damaging the furtace, in particular whon removing 2 dlst from the case and De pot Bond compact cis. 1 not apply Rest to compact ase. 1 not enlarge the hole Inthe centr ofthe disc Do not write on the cise and do not ettach any labels. CCondensetion wil frm on the dae surtace fis brought into warm room from # cold area, such ax outdoors during witer. Wait ‘nt the condensation diseppears. Naver dry dics with har dryers 2, Precautions on storage rarer ploying a ie, always return ito its case 1 Keop dace inthe casos when they are not tobe played This will protect them trom dust and dit and prolong ther service ie + Bo not store dace in tha folowing places 4) Places exposed to direct sunlight for a considerable time, 2} Places subject to secumlation of dust or high huni. 5} Places expoaed to high temperature, such as close fo hester utes.NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS —__ Program indestor Pray indicator 4 oF TH BE Bam 88.88, o @® 2600 00 0 | @ ®08@ O@ |O} |® Power Switch (POWER) Whan the powers turned an, "00" appears atthe tack number + a aise is loaded when the power is turned on, In sever seconds the totol numberof tacks on the dis appears atthe {tack number display the total ime appears a the time cepa, and the numbers on the calendordaply Hight up to the fot umber of wacks on the dis, then playbook tarts Dise Holder “Tis ts where the dite is loaded, 1 Prose the aise holder open/close button @ (& OPEN/CLOSE) to open and close the dee holder ‘+ The isc holder i algo closed ifthe play button ® | b PLAY), ‘pause button @ (PAUSE), or one ofthe number batons @ is Remote Contro! Sensor(REMOTE SENSOR) This isthe sensor forthe witless emote contol signals For remote contol, point the supplied remote contra! unit 1-232 towards this ronsor When a signa is transmitted trom the cemote control unit the emote conto! nciestor inthe display @ wil ight up Drei, play Window ‘+The digital display is divided into sections, such a deplays for ‘rock rumber, index, playback time ond calendar, as shown below Remaining tine FeO sured indo ‘Auto sosce indicator Remaining tie of Repeat indicator Fandom ploy Prcchinaiator | | fiestor Pause indicator 20-rack music calendar Fade out indzator © disc Holder Open/Close Button { Fade in indicator OPEN/ CLOSE} + Press ths t9 open and close the diac holder @. When pressed, thesis holder @ opens. When prsead again, the dice olor @ closes. 1+ Ifa diseisoaded, the ott numberof racks onthe axe andthe total playing time appear on the display window @ sovoral Seconds ater the dsc holder @ is closed Number Buttons (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9) 1 Use these buttons forthe direct search and program momory For dict search, press for exemple button Elif you went 10 hear track number For track number 12, proseL-E1B]then To program tacks, press the PAOGIDIRECT bution @ to sto the progrem mado. +10 Button (+10) ‘Prose this button first when slecting track numbers over 10 Use it together with the number button @. For exemple, to foloct rack number 15, prass CFTC) then 5] For trace number 33, press E10] tree times, then press Play Button ( > PLAY) rss thie buton to start playback of disc, ‘ Wnon this button is pressed, (i diplayed, and the tack rnumber being payed is depiayed together withthe elapsed + Trot are shown onthe calendar display. Once a trackhas been played, the cortesponding track number goee out on the Calender cep. Pause Button ( Il PAUSE) Press this buton to interrupt playback momentary 1 When pressed during pleybees,ployback stops, thelBindestor tuins of, and the [I] indestor lights. + To cancel tho pause mode, ether prose the play buton © or press the pause button ® 39ae@e6e ‘Stop Button ( ll STOP) * -Pross ths button to stop playback. ‘The ese wil stop retging, and the number of racks an total playing time ofthe disc are displayed on the TRACK NO. and ‘+ Incase programmed playoock is engaged when this buton is pressed, the number of tracks and total playng time of the program are deplayed ‘Automatic Search Reverse Button ( I44 ) ‘= Press this button to retum the plekup tothe Beginning ofthe preseat track Press again to return to other tack. + By pressing the button a numberof ies, the pickup will move bck the corresponding number of tect, Automatic Search Forward Button ( PPI) ‘Press this buton to move the pickup forwardto he beginning ot the next rack. Prose again to move ahead to other tacks. ‘+ By pressing the button = number of tes, Ye pickup will sivonce the coresponding number of tacks Manual Search Reverse Button ( 44} ‘Press this bution during playback for fast reverse search. As long asthe button sept pressed, music signals re payed back + Pressing tis button when the pause mode is engeged, you can quickly reverse the pickup to a desized position, theoe times taster compared to manus roveree s0arch during playback, During this time, no’ sound is hear Manual Search Forward Button ( D> } 1 Prats this bution during playback for fost forward search. Ae long nthe baton kept pressed, music signals ae played back faster than norma ‘+ Prescing this button whan the pause mode is engaged, you ean quick forward the pickup to's desired postion, tree tes fester compared to manual forward search during psyeack During this time, no sound Is noord Program /Direct Button (PROG /DIRECT) 1 Press tie button when you want to ent tracks for program ied playback. (Refer to poge 7.8 for deta) Repeat All/1 button (REPEAT ALL/1) When pressed once, the CHEPEAT] indicator ight and at "uacks on tha ae are played repeatedly. When pressed apa, nly are numbers deployed on the ealondor dgpay, and only Whon pressed third time, the CBEPEAT indicator tus off and the repeat modes canceled, Cniy te a wack ropest mode wil funetion duting programmed playback Index button (INDEX) 1 Pres his button stat playbeck rom an indox number within Use the number buttons to specify the desired index number. (Soe Fago 7) Random Play Button (RANDOM) 1 Press this button to play the track onthe ds in random order. Fader Button (FADER) Press to perform fado out of fode in. (Refer to Page 1, 12, ‘Time/Side A/B button (TIME/SIDE A/B) «Press this button to switch between the dgplys for side Aand | ‘of the tape during the tre editing operation. (Stop only) + Use this button to switch the time dep between the elapsed time forthe track being payed, the remaining time forthe track boing played, and the total remaining time. (During play oF ‘when stopped) Normally the elapsed time for the track being played ls displayed the auton ie pressed once the SINGLE indicator lights ond the eisplay changes tothe remaining time Tor the ‘wack boing played. pressed again the [SINGLET Indicator turns of the (TOTAL indestr lights, and the otal remaining ‘ime is displayed. I pressed ance agin the (TOTAL indieator {urns off andthe capi returns to the elapse tine forthe track being played During’ program playback, the toial remaining ume for al programmed track x diaplayed when the TOTAL indicator is Time Edit Button (TIME EDIT) «+ Prose tis button a eatin conjunction with the tape time. Refer 10 Page 10) Pick Button (PICK) + Pross this button when substating tack withthe tne edt (Rafer to Page 10, 11) Link Button (LINK) ‘= Press this button whan editing spans a numberof ccs. Reter to Page 11) Pitch — Button (PITCH -) Press this buton to slow down the ploving sneea (Refer to Page 12) Pitch + Button (PITCH +) + Press this button to make the playing speed faster. (Refer to Poge 121 Display Button (DISPLAY) "Press this button to change the brightness of the display Press once to make tho display 2/3 26 bright a6 normal ‘Press again to make the display 1/3 es bright as normal ‘Press once again to turn the ene display of during playback tnd all but the tack number off in any other mode, 6 @ 6 6 8 6 8 Headphones Jack (PHONES) 1 Use this Jack to pug in hesdphones. (Hesdphones are sol separately) ® Volume Adjust Control (LINE OUT) ‘+ Use this to just the output ove volume) ofthe headphones or the line out (VARIABLE) output lovel ‘© This ‘operation is sso. possible using the included remote contrat unit (86-232. (eer to Page 151, @® trap Door Press the right edge to open the door 1 Tociose it prose on the right edge. A clicks heard to inaste thot the door ls clos, 6 Output Terminal (FIX and VARIABLE) Connect thoso to the amplifl’s input ack. (Rafer to page 6) Digital Output Jack (OPTICAL) + Digit data is output in optical form from thie jack Contact your nearest Denon Consumer Center or office for information onthe opti! fer cabo be used for connection @ Digital Output Jack (COAXIAL) “Tis jock ovtouts digital dat. + Werecommond using a 75-ohm pln cord available in stores! for ifthe sutomatic tearchroverse button @, the automatic search forward button ®, the pitch button @, the pich tbutton ® ortho 10 button ® are held in, the function of that button will be eCONNECTION (1) Connections 10 the Output Jacks (FIX ond VARIABLE) Using the included pin cords, connect the lft (Land right A) output jacks (FX and VARIABLE) on the DCO-2560 to the lef (L and ight (CD, AUX, oF TAPE PLAY input jacks on an amie ‘There are two types of output jacks The Output ls varlabe forthe \VARIABLE jacks, and fixed forthe FX jocks. you wont 0 be a0 oattl the output level on the DCO-2560, use the VARIABLE jocks, (2) Connections to the Digit! Optical Output Jack (OPTICAL) Use an optical bor cabo te connect the cial optical output jack on {he OCD2560 10 the optical ingut jack ona cgital processor or DA = FF] www-2s60 orbra unit motion orton. + Lhe 2 hes (2) Connections to the Digital Ovtput Jack (COAXIAL) Use 75.0hm pin orate connect he ital output jack (COAXIAL of the DCD-2560 to the dial input jack (COAXIAL) on 2 PA 1 Tur the power sultch on and load the se 2. Press the play button ( P PLAY) ‘© The number of the track currently playing, the index number, and the lapsed time, ete, are displayed(2) Stopping Playback es) (mi st6P) 1 Prose the stop button ( Ml STOP). playes NOTE: 1 If no disc is loaded of i the dis i loaded upsideddown, the rack number, index, and time displays wil all retd reo, and the entire Broperty de to itor seratches, the depiy wil bea shown below, Sand the number of tracks and remaining tme per tack wil nt be ‘laplayed. Also, the search operation may take longer than usual. ee Wen deta cannat be read property 90 oo © Press the automatic search forward button { PM ) {+ Ifthe automatic roarch forward button (Dts pressed agin during the search operation, the pickup moves on to the nest tack, te © Returning to the Current Taek nn BEL | aRegeS fi, Press the automate search reverse Buton M4) (Cistiex + oa wo 1000> —> ——> © Press the automatic tearch reverse button (M4 | {ifthe automatic search reverse Button (K€) is pressed again during tha pekup moves on to the provous ack, ete “+ Use this function to start playback from certain sections within tack divided by index numbars the search ope © Finding Sections Within 8 T7IEK an ADVANCED CD PLAYBACK © Playing a Specific Track © Use the number butons and the +10 button to input tne numberof the desied tack For oxamlo,to ply the fourth track press], ano play the 12th track press 210 jand 2). The baginning ofthe rack i found and pleyback @ Moving 10 Fotlowing Tracks uring Paybock : ‘Automat each] Soe ‘(Number buttons) Press the INDEX button. ~" appears at the TRACK NO. aspay @ Use tho number butions to speciy the tack name "= now appears atthe INDEX dapay. Input the desired index number. Payback starts trom there. For example, to start listening from index number 2 on wack 3, press ndenes + indexes are numbers which are assigned to sections within 2 ‘wack Chock the disc's explanatory tos for tho nox numbers + Ifyou make an index search for an index number that sno tne cise, playback wil str from the last index number onthe © Praying specie Tracks ine ‘Specie Ordor neon [Programmed Pay ‘+ Wath tis function, you ean choose any ofthe tracks on the dite and program them to play in any ordor. + Programing is possible with the dae holder open Up to 20 tracks ean be programmed. The programmed tvacke ste shown on the calendar. (1) Programming ESges= [777./2m yy (Roc/oimecn) (TY (2) Number buttons)‘+ Tho [PROGRAM] inaestor hts when the program/direct button (PROG/DIRECT) ie pressed Now, use the numb buttans and the #10 button to program the tracks, Toprograr vacks 3,12, and 7. or example, press[PROGTOIRECT (5, Coo). ana The track number Tights on the calendar each time a wack ie programmed. The numberof tacks programmed is daplayed a the Index display. and the total playing time forthe programmed tracks is Indicated at the time spiny Aer he track ae programmed, the total ‘number of programmed racks's daplayed a the track number dispay tnd the tot! playing time for the programmed Wack is indiestod the time dptay (2) Checking the Programmed Tracks (Remote control only), (cau) + Pross the CALL button The programmed tracks are displayed in order on the TRACK NO. display each lime the CALL buton ls pressed (3) Praying the Programmed Tracks ‘+ ross he b PLAY butonto ploy the trcksin the programmed order (8) Correcting Programs {Remote contro! only) | (umber buttons) (CLEAR) + To correct » programmed tack, First press the CLEAR button, then 8 track In the mile ofthe program, use the CALL buton to callout that tack then press the CLEAR buiton to clear i rom the (5) Clearing the Entire Program 3s the PROG DIRECT button once again to clear the entire program ‘The entire program can alo be cosred by pressing the OPEN/CLOSE. + the PROG/DIRECT button is prosted during programmed playback, the program mode sclared and normal playback continues from that wack on. © Piying Ar Tracks Repeatedly @ Pioying a Single Track Repeatedly Noves + Ifthe programming operation is performed inthe pay or pause ‘mode, the curren track s programmed as the fe rack nthe program. Other programe’ can bo added, but the number of Eee anas eeaie casiplnieg aston nese caer + Birct search is not possible during programmed playback Pressing the number buttons adds tracks to the end of the program. ‘+ Programming is algo possibie when the diee holder is open. A ‘rock number greater than the numberof tracks onthe dis can be satin the program, but f wil automatically be ceed fern the program batore playback stans. 20 tracks onthe die. ‘+ Thetotal program time and remaining program te 23 wel wil not be dloplayed if weeks numbers greater than 20 ae prog (> Pia) (REPEAT ALL/1) fess the REPEAT ALL/ bution, The CREPEAT] indctor thts. he operation i th sre wether baton oF @ is pesed frst. ‘The oetase repent move inset the REPEAT ALL/T buon sprossed ‘The aon opoa oe set even if he REPEAT ALL pressed during piyeck To eancal he Topest mode, press the REPEAT ALI buton twee. ie REPEAT AL ton pressed uring progr ya (REPEAT ALL/1) Press the REPEAT ALL/? button twice 4 Ta wack [ah wok > kis ross 3 continuously, (aamex frees the REPEAT ALL/1 button twice during playsck. The CREREAT] inaiator ight, andi you are a track number 20 oF loss, that number appears on the ealondar display and that tack Is played ropeately. For rack numbers 21 and above, the Wack numbers ot daplayed an the ealandar daplay but the one-rack repeat mode wil funtion, IWthe REPEAT ALL button is pressed twice inthe stop mode, rack umber 1 appears on tho calendar display and onesrack ropoat is possible, Prase the PLAY button to start playback, Press the REPEAT ALL/T bution once sain fo conc the one-rack teoeet mode. The Geply and pleybeck retum t normal@ sopping Momentary During Payback [Fane] ‘+ Playback can be stopped momentarily then resumed from the same point (11 PAUSE} © Press tho pause button ( PAUSE! ‘ em @ Prass the play button ( P PLAY! oF the pause button (1H PAUSE) To resume playback prets either the ply button ( P PLAY) or the pause button (i PAUSED © Finding » Track White Listening at igh Speed [Manuai Search] ‘+ You ean skip theough the dee while listening at high spe “This funtion comes in handy for incing a cain pat inthe 2 Tong tack and starting playbsck ftom there. ‘+ Once you tnd the doses postion using the manual search operation, release the manual seareh foraard button ( Db | or manual sareh reverse button | €€ }t0 sar norma playback dale ot (1) Manuat Search Forward Hold in the manual search forward button { DP 1 aeaN00) Poy sup skip Skip. Skip Skip fa ak ra wack © During play, press and hod in the manual search forward button bP") to Sk through the ese whi listening at high speed ‘+ Thenumber ofthe tee being skipped through, the index, number, sd + Inthe pause mode, the dise moves at about three times the spoed 25 uring tho play mode, but no sound Is heard ‘+ When the end ofthe last wack is reached while pressing the manual search forward bution (D> 1, "23" appears onthe dap window and the manus! search operation e stopped To resume playback, press the manual search reverse button ( 44 ), ‘than do anotner operation once the "))” disappears om the splay, Wo in the manual saarch reverse button ( 44) a = Shp Skip Skip Skip © during pieyoack, press end hold inthe manual search rvaree button (44.110 ship through the dsc while listening at high speed The haply isthe same a during tne manual search fonaard opertion + inthe pause mode, the dee moves at bout three tes the speed 38 ‘uring te play mode, but no sound is heed ‘+ When the bagining ofthe first track i reached wile pressing the manual sosreh reverse buton ( 44 J, “CC” appears on tho deploy Window and the manual search operation ls stopped Torresume playback, press the monual search forward button | PP |, than da another operation once the "CC" dlappears rom the espn. (Bie @ inserting Blanks Betwoon Tracks: “+ Thi function inserts blonk spaces between wacks, making edtng Sf: = eres cip ald aac a6 esa 4 (auTo space) @ Te AUTO SPACE indicator lights when the auto space button is pressed, @ Press tho ploy butan{ b PLAY) to star payback, When the end of wack fr oached, a blank space of approximately 4 seconds is inserted before the beginning of the next Wack @ Prose the auto space button again fo tn the auto space function of. @ Pausing At the Beginning of a Track Biter Serching - Pou] (0) Divoet Search ‘+ Pousing at the beginning of 2 tack found with the diract search ‘operation comes in hanay for practeing karaoke | PAUSE) @ Use tne number butions to st the desired track © Press the pouse button (PAUSE! 1 To star playback, press ether the play button ( ® PLAY] or the paus button 1 PAUSE! (2) Program Search 1 Prose the pause button | HPAUSE) aftr programming tacks. The boginning ofthe fist track Inthe program ie found and the dis 1 paused there. 9@ Playing Tracks in Random Order... | +All ofthe tracks recorded on the ase canbe played once in random orcer. (RANDOM) ‘+ When the random button (RANDOM) is pressed, the [RANDORT] indicator lights and random playback starts automaticaly ‘+ tho random button {RANDOM pressed when tracks are program ‘ed, only the programmad tracks are played at rendom. ‘= fthe random burton (RANDOM! Is pressed when the repeat function ie ‘seal track wil b played tough one in random order ater which | a vecks wil be played through again in diferent order, and 20 on, + During the search operation, he rack number rom the st othe ost ‘rack on the dsc are dsplayed in apid succession on the rack number ‘Fapiey, so you cannot tell whst tack going 1 be played next unt ofc teins 1 The total remaining time isnot displayed during the random mode, {The euto edit mode is cancelled st the random button (RANDOM) is ® Exit Recording on Sides A snd ofthe Tape ean Foncton | (2). Eulting by Tape Time Specification (TIME EDIT) ‘Th time et fuetion permit highly eficlent editing in conjunetion with the length itape time) of the carstte tape to be recorded (When ne TIME EDIT buton ie pressed, (€-.--1 will appear and the player wil wat forthe tape time to be input. [EDIT] wil ight up. @ Input the tape time withthe eumber buttons The tape time is he ta time of sides A and 8 Example: For 8 46minuto tape, press 4 and 6, @ Wien the tape time has been specie, the acs of side A that canbe recorded are splayed on the calendar tnd the blank ime o ape side ‘Ais dapiayed at TIME. (2) daplayed at TRACK NO. @ Pressing the TIMEISIDE AVE button parmits a check of the racks thet fan be tororded on side 8 end the Dank tima.('b~ Tis displayed at TRACK NO. Each press ofthis bution ateratoly dplays side A and sido 8. © Pressing te play ton p PLAY) starts he play fom the fis rack of pause at the beginning ofthe ft track of side 8. @ Pressing the play butt { ® PLAY| or the pauso button ( M PAUSE) ‘ein wil atr the play mode. When side has finished playing, the player automaticaly stop. (TIME/SIDE A/B) (Number buttons) (1) Auto Eat Funetion (AUTO EDIT) (Remote contrat only) ‘The euto edit uncon avtomatialy divide the tracks onthe compact ise int sides A ane 8, with ho division at the beginning ofa Wack in such 9¢ ‘way that he die’ otal playing toes vided a lose as possible by one | | pressed during the random mode watt (auTo EDIT) © Won the AUTO EDIT button is pressed inthe stop conton the total play time of side A the frst half) and the tack numbers (on the Esendar) ara daplayed for about? seconds Nex, the sige 8 last al) Information is similry daplayed ster which the player automaticaly paveos at the boginning of the fret tock of sido A. [EDIT] and PROGRAM wil be It/on the dspay at this time. Pressing the piey button { b PLAY) or the pause button (il PAUSE} will start the play mode. When sido A has frished playing the player will pause at the beginning of the fst track on side B. @ Pressing the play butlan ( PLAY] or the pause button (i PAUSE) ‘again wil start the play mode, When sie B'has finished plsying, the player automaticaly stop. 10 ‘Wen a mistake has been made in the time specification and the play button ( PLAY] has not yet been pressed pressing the TIME EDIT burton wil return the eatngs tothe cancion of Sten. This ean be done any number of times © The tine eat function also works inthe program track selection mode {Page 7,8) In his mode, ies A and 8 can be divided secording tthe ‘When the auto space function has been turned on, 4 second willbe added tothe play time of each tack NOTE: 7 The time eat tution will nat work for discs containing more thon 21 wocks ‘© The automate search buttons (M4, PM andthe manuat search buttons (44, D1 do not function during the time edit opera. + Prgtsing the stop button (Il STOP) ofthe open/close button (dE OPEN/CLOSE) (except for atthe time of th Ink operation) ‘il cancal the time eat operation, (3) Pik Function (PICK) ln (2) ime ait, the rac are ordered from the first track of in the programmed order so that lege bank space might remain st the end ot the tape. The pick function is used to shorten this blank space. and pfflectvely use the time of the specified tape, @ in 2! time exit, press the pick button (PICK) following the tape time Sspectication and before pressing the play burton ( PLAY) @ When the display is showing side A, pick Is exccuted from among the tracks other tan those feed on sie Ain tho blank portion of sie A. ‘When tha dieplay i showing side B, pick is executed fom among the Untied tacks (inthe blank portion of side 8)) Example of tracks being placed inthe blank spaces rats on tte dee —— (1 [2 TJ Tse Ds Too not enter} etre he pk During time eaittape ime specifcasom————-[1 |2]3]fe]{ 4 [5] 6|7 J Ser Seb sco [eves|raa|ion|ara ol? m= enters tere ek a Tlets[s[{ «le [s Sieh Sia @ When there are no tracks that can be picked inthe blank portion of side [A (side), cance the last rack of sia A (sie 8, incase the bank portion, and pick an avalabe tack in the new bank poston. [thie time the tracks cancelled trom sie Aare automatically fixed on ‘Wh tere are no tracks that can be picked oven though the lat ack of side A side B} has been canclld, the sling wil emi tho same ven i the cancellation is suspended, ‘Brame of tracks not being placed In the Bank spaces (ETFS 77) oe mt} ae Eee | rae é | When tracs arenotsiacedin blank spaces shownin Sie A Side 8 uh one the dagram tothe right te lat rack rack 3 the txampe) is conetled and substituted with a ack rom o'8 go ORB ETe TT) Verte | ater ne fitey« j{is[«[s [7 ‘Side Side B (8) Like Funtion (UN) ‘The link function provides the convenience of edting 8 number ofcictin Fading Out or Fading in at the — sucezsion Desired Location ms Function The lnk operation uso followin the tape time specification ofthe time [FaserFonetion] tai function and bafre the ond of playback (Anaiog output only} {@'vnan the Ink burton (LIN ie pressed, (EDIT) wit sto ashing (1) Fading out and fading ins possible st the desited position dur @ Aer te wacks have bean played, the player wl sop automata ‘he thant time ofthe tape vg be daployed att tne. Pres te openfcloe button (dt OPENTCLOSE) tthe di holder and change ihe ie @ Pressing the time eat (TIME EDIT) buton will permit eating usingthe © tion time ofthe ape In Stop (& OPEN/CLOSE) (LINK) O a provided conds.(°**) wil ight up during tha operation nd ( te) will flash. When fade out iz completed the player wil Sutomaticaly pa Wien the fader button (FADER) is presse frm the pause mode, the player will start playing end fede in wil be provided for about 3 Seconds C128 igh up during the operation and = bwilflash, ere] NOTE: ‘+ Tho ink operation is canceled by the stop button STOP). Wil aleo be eancaled it the dis holder e opened dering poy. ‘When eating has not boon performed a fr ar sde B wth the time eit ie only for part ofsde A), ating wl be done within the blank time of side A and time of side 8. tciting has boon performed as fr as side 8 with he time blank time of tide B wil be used for editing. "12 (2) Setting the Fade Out Time in Advance (TIME FADE} ‘ wen the fader button (FADER) is pressed in he stop mode, he FADE ingicator (C™425) wil ight up, TIME wil eppeat a8 Nand the player will wat forthe input of the fade out tine. @ Input the fade out time sth the (0~8) number buttons @ Pressing he piay button (b PLAY) wil star the playback and the FADE. indiestor (2) wl light up @ The (w } ndiaton wil start flashing 5 seconde betore the specified {ade out time and then the fade ot wil bogin, Te fod ou wil end the specified time ana the player will automatially pause “The time fade unetion wil be cancelled an auto search or manual | _sesteh is performed diving playoock 3 Tp PLay) raven) 2 (Number buttons) @ To Search for the Peak Level (Remote contro oni) ‘+ Tho playar searches forthe peak portion and plays a few seconds ther side of this point repestedy, This is convenient for making ‘ecording sdjustments on the tape recorder. SS ae © When the peak search button (PEAK SEARCH) is pressed inthe stop ‘mode, the PEAK indestr will fash and the player will e8rch fr the @ Aer the soar, the PEAK incicotor ight up and a fow seconds ether side. of the peak level point are played back reposted. This Convenient for making recording adjustments on tho tape recorder, @ To cancel the poak search, prose the stop { M STOP) button. @ When the play button | P PLAY) or the pouse button (PAUSE) is prestad-during peak search or while playing the poak portion back Fepeatedy, the player wil goo te bagining of tha fst track the fist "rock ofthe program for program playback. or the track that was fist sloctad in the time edit] and begin playback from here ifthe play Suton was prssed or enter the pauss mode ifthe pause button was Nore ‘The peak search function reads the level ofthe die fom the boginning ofthe de tothe end at eed interval and regarde ‘the meximum vale that was reod ae the peak Peak search take a lite time for this reason ‘+The peak portion may change aac tima the dies is read and thera may be 8 sight citfrence in the acival peak love, but Since thi aifterence ever #0 sight thee will be no adverse ifoctson the adjustment ofthe rozording level 4+ The time fade function is cancalad when the. peak search operation is prtormed. Toure te time fode function set othe Sop mode then reeet the funtion. ‘Buttons other than the open/cose button (& OPEN/CLOSE), play button (PLAY), pause button (I PAUSE), and stop | 'STOP] button will not Uneion during peo search or repeat lay of the peak portion. @ Chenging the Speed of Playback vs Playback ean be speeded up or slowed down © Press the PITCH + or PITCH — button during the play or pause made to change the spoed of playback. @ when one ofthe PITCH Butons is presse, the amount ofthe speed ‘change appears on the seconds section (°S") ofthe TIME display for ‘approximataly2 seconds. "PITCH" appears when the speed ix slower than normal, "PITCH +" whan the speed is fster than normal, The peed can be changed in steps of 0.1% trom =120% to 720% @ Press the PLAY button P PLAYI during playbackwith a dfernt speed to return to normal speed playback. ‘Also, the speed stag i canceled Wf the stop mode is set during Playback ata diferent speed, ‘NOTES ‘+ No deta s output from te dig output jack (OPTICAL! during pleybock wath diterent peed (fen “PITCH” is you want fo output data, prose the PLAY button ( P PLAY) 10 ratun to normal spood playbsck f+ The pitch also changes when the speed is changed, the speed is changed during the time eit operation, the total plying time chenges, 20 the ime of the blank space is not aloulated accurately, ‘+ Tho time asplay (elapsed playback tne, remeining Se por wack, oF total remaining time! wil not be accurate cing playback with 9 diferent peed 1+ A-maximum of 3 sooond is required to turn to the normat Speed when the PLAY button (> PLAY) is pressed uring Playback with a diferent speed. During this time, only the OPEN/CLOSE (4 OPEN/CLOSE! and STOP buttons ( MSTOP) will unetionPLAYBACK USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT ‘The accessory RC 222 remato contol unit can be sed to antral the CD player from 8 convenient distance (1) Inserting the dry cat battrios 1T emeve the beter cover onthe ack of tho remote contol unit 2. Inaort to RBP standard sie AA) dry cell bateries with eotoct polarity a¢ indicated inside the bs The batteries wil need, to be replaced approximately once 3 yes" Replacement may be necessary earlier depending on how much the Tn lege than 2 year from the time now Batories wore inserted, the remota control fasta operate the CD payer from anearby Boston, {ste to roplace the bates. ‘+ Inset the batteries propery, following the polarity diagram inside the battery compartment, in other words make sure (+) and (terminals +'"Do not combine new batteries with used ones. bo nat combine aiforent typos of batri + Do not jumper opposite ples ofthe battres, expose them to heat, break them open nor expose of them in open fie. ‘+ ifthe remote contol unt is not to be Used fr 9 tong period of time, remove the bates from the unt 1+ Hthe betters have leaked, remove any traces of battery fluid from the battery compartment, wiping thoroughly with a dry elth. Then insert, ew atone (2) Directions for Use + Operate the remote contro unt while pointing it towards the remote contol sensor on the CD player [eee balowl Fight 20° a Remote contol sonsoe Let 20° ‘when e remote contol signa is received, the remote contol indicator on front of the CD player ights briy. The mote contol unit can be used ata distance upto 8 moters in 2 “traight line from the CD player. This distance decreases if there are ‘battuctions blocking the signal path or when the remote contol unt is ‘persted st en angle tom the remote contra sensor. ‘+The butons on the remote contol unit have ideal functions with those on the CD player. However the following functions cannot be remote controled: Power ONoFF. Cautions on Use + "De nt press the operation buttons on the main nit and on the remote control unit simultaneousy, as this wil esult In malfunction. + Theremote control unit may not operate properly ithe remote contat censor is exposed to rect sumight or strong arial lighting, or if hare fa'an abject between the remote contol nit snd the remote 13REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RC-232 | | 14 Dise Holder Open/Close button (2 oPenscLose) (Rovevietose) AE, Pray button | PLAY) | ean pause boon cn eaise Len foe tutor im pnusey Hs eee soete we vat nn v1 ll the Program M 1 For progrem search, press the PROGRAM but {on then the number buttons (0 though 8 nd ‘HO. ‘© Tho romoto control unit is normally sett the rect made f ( —) rearan son roca FL Fronram burton (PROGRAM DERGN Hen wen nen Number butions (0 through 9) Atomic sch evene won 1 [Ig eee are GI Sarum ll index button «wdexr Il Fader baton (FADER) — Lge em wou I SFTP ten exw St TI Pach — burton frre wae | Pich + bution (PITCH #) [reves niton erean Random baton FANDOM t ‘uo ott paton wsro com IL Peak sewsh ton PEAK) I Normally, direct search is possible simply by pressing the desired Program Search (During playback, the track which is curently playing {a programmed as the Tot track) Press the PROGRAM button, thon press the number buttons For example, to program tacks number 3, 11, and 5, press PROGRAM ~~ 3 #10 and 5 Te cancel the program, press the DIRECT button ee oral | Display burton (OISPLAY} Time mode button (TIME) Use this oes the output level (VOLUME! of the headphones or line output (VARIABLE) ‘Tho volume increases when tho (+) button ie pressed, decreases when the (-) button ie prose. 1 inputting the Track Numbers Fortrackaumbers below, simply pres tho corresponding button. For twock numbers of 10 and qrester,prass the +10 then the number batons. For example, for tack number 22 press +10 twice then 2. ‘The volume control on the unit wil oprate whon the volume buttons ‘The volume ean be checked by looking atthe postion of‘SPECIFICATIONS AUDIO No. of Channels: Frequency Response: Dynamic Range: Signal-to-noise Rati Harmonie Distertion: Separation: Wow & Flutter: Output Vottage Discs GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS. Power Supply: Power Consumption: Dimensions: Weight: FUNCTIONS AND DISPLAY Funetions: Display: Others: REMOTE CONTROL UNTT: Remote Control Syster Power Supply: External Dimensions: Weight: ‘SUPPLIED ACI 2 channels 2~ 20,000 Hz 10048 11608 0.0018% (1 kHz) 110 dB (1 kHz) Below measurable limit: (£0.001% W. peak) 20, VARIABLE 0-20 ‘Compact Dise format 50/60 He, voltage is shown on rating label 20 484 (17-9/80") W x 122 (4-51/64") Hx 960 (14-11/64") D mm 105kg Direct selection, automatic search, programmed playback, repeat playback, ‘marwal search, auto space, time mode, pitch control, index soarch, fader, pic, link, peak search, time edit, auto edt, emphasis feature “Track number, time, music calendar, and engaged modes, Headphones jack Rc-232 Infrared pulse system 3 DG; two RGP (standard size AA) ‘ry cel batteries 60 (2-23164") W x 17 (6.31/92") Hx 18 (45/64") D mm 1009 (including batterios) Pin-plug connection cord, mini serewdtive. * Design and specifications are subject to change without notice in the course of product improvement 1516 NOTE FOR HANDLING OF LASER PICK-UP © NAMES OF PARTS Ha vottage values across Pin ® of TP102 (+5V) ‘and Pin ® (jop) of Unit (2U-2165) is Vi, the value ‘orlaser diode current "op 1" canbe found aformula stop t= Top = 2a ‘@ CONNECTION DIAGRAM OF CONNECTOR (1) KSS-151A Accessory flexible wire terminals, © CONNECTION DIAGRAM OF CONNECTOR (2) KSS-151A > TERMINAL PW. > MAIN PW.B. > NAME PLATE. KSS-I5IA }O0000 10 000, ‘Year ist te) Day Monts Quay Cont No late. C0 0 O O Nee: Month indoaton XZ slg 10, 1,12 el On 0) 0) Convot ener | 1 Figure 1e.Decimal Place bythe Pat 10 Figures Inecaon units mA omit a decimal pot. ‘Seldered Stor Creu Prion (A) uses ‘TERMINAL PWS. 2216s MAIN PW. caro >| canoe 310 Note: The soldered connecting parton must be bridged hon eraving OC02Caution for Handling the Laser Pick-up ‘The laser pick-up KSS-151A is assembled and precisely aguusted using a sophisticated manufacturing process in our plant. Do not disassemble or attempt to readjust t. Please keep the following instructions carefully in handling pick-up. 1. General Care (1) Storage Do not store the pick-up in dusty, high-temperatured or high -humieity environments (2) Please take care for preventing from shock by fling down or careless handing, 2. Laser Diode (LD) (1) Protect your eyes ‘The laser beam may damage the human eye, since the intensity ofthe focused spot may reach 1.3x 10" Wiom™ even ifthe intensity atthe objective lens is 400 »W maximum. AS the light beam spreads after focused through the objective lens, it does not effect you in the place as far as more than 30.cms. However, do not look atthe laser fight beam either through the objective lens direcy nor ancther lens or & Poison of As ‘Since the LD chip contains As (Arsenic), as GaAs + GaAlAs, fas known as the poison, although the poison is relatively weak, in comparing with otters, ¢.g.AscOs, AsCia etc, and the amounts small, avoid puting the chip in acid or an alkali solution, heating it over 200'C or puting it into your mouth. (9) Avoid surge curent or electrostatic discharge ‘The LD may be damaged or deteriorated by its own strong light if large current is supplied to it, even if only a short pulse, Make sure that there is no surge current inthe LD driving PLAY ‘Starts focus servo and disc wns. | @ Push when adjust tracking offset ‘© When completed, displays track number 02 PAUSE ‘Starts focus servo, tracking servo, | @ When PLAY button is pushed, stats tracking servo and side servo, slide servo, spindle serv. (© When completed, track number 03. | ‘Other bution | No normal operation, ‘Do nat operate butons other than above ' © if misoperated, immediately turn power switch OFF. (Caution) + Do not use remote control during service program mode. (1) Necessary equipment for ajustment 1. Dual trace oscilosoope 2, Reference disc (CA-1094) 3, Oscilator (10 Hz ~ 10 kHz, 0~ 3 Vp-p) 4, Frequency counter (readable more than 5 KHz) | | 3. Adjustment i 0) fo * [5] "is Terminal Pin on Main Unit. 1 wv167 Te O——#-$ fo] 11 RIS ha 048 Lowot ur W170 TEO O- Wy Ho R189 ggkq 0144 T 0.001 pr 71 FEL OW $+ {] FI cH RISE azn O11 Logo uF to W172 FEO oq RIS? aot 0142 = o0ot ar JVv168. GND ©] ano | (tr for measurement in Main Unit 20(2) Location © Preset MAIN UNIT 2U-2165 E> @ oF en vyR3o4 SARSTED ITE SMEE | ‘O swiraTeo ivirane | ros! Vvace = yRi03 FOF @cn FRONT PANEL ‘Start service program, Preset VR101 ~ 104, VR9OO as per lft igure. vatos Fo) vaio : | oy 8 5 Ociock vatoe ; as? soe varios ' 1 & some 6 O'clock, vRi900 (Sune) 9 O'clock ‘Step. 1. Slide offset 2. Tracking offset 3. Focus gain 4. Focus offset 5. Tracking gain 6, Tracking offset recheck 212 4, Slide offset ‘connection Oseioscope robe (sues + (ondaicl! wt t- UL __J Oscitoscope Adjust heck Step (0¢ range) Vv] # | otume) | (Oseitoscope) eavew | 1-2 | vRo00 ero 1. Shor the + and terminal ofthe sciloscope. meld 2 Adjust the VRQ00 [SLIDE] to OV #0.1V. 5, Tracking offset Connection Oscttoscope 2u.2105 P.M. TPere0197§ + + (Guo}o ———__—10- Oseitscope ‘Adjust | hock Step (OC range) v Jw (Volume) (Oscilloscope) ee ee | ono) 1. Push [BOPENIGLOSE|and load cise holder reference disk. tv | 2.Pusn [a OPENCLOSE| end cose dic holder. 23: Push[ » PLAY} tum disc aa 4, Short (+) (of oscilloscope and check the base line 6, Adjust VR101 [T-OF FSET] to equalize upper and lower amplitude ofthe waveform.6. Focus gain Connection 2U2105 P.W.8, TP (GND) P(rFeno—_________| TPiFe) Te (Feo}oe lg, t Oxitloscope Counter Oxclaor rire pio. Oseitaor | Gounter | Oscitscope | Aalst Check Sep v H_ | (Volume) (Oscilloscope) : 1. Push [PAUSE] seals | sontt vais 2. Set osiltor to 50 Her Vp. Gory) e0crange | vatoe 8, Switch osiloscope input to XY mode oY onde Xaxis | 4, Adjust VR102 (F-GAIN] to symmetrize| Lissajous figures to X and Y axes. ra oo? |» tthe racking gains not propery acute the Waveform not right Xaxie Vex Vane ‘waveform becomes as per te lft igure. 2324 7. Focus offset a _ rv unot @ loy ‘TP (GND) tor | TS Se |e = v H (Volume) | (Oscilloscope) (40.1V) eaten en a 1 Ai) AMINO ea a oe 2, Set oscillator to 580 Hz, 1 Vp-p (20.5 V). 8 VR103 [F-OFFSET] to minimize pattern jter. increase of jitter amount thus producing the intermitent ‘sound may occur.8, Tracking gain ‘Connection 2U2166 p.m. rp reo. lo, Te (reo —_______| Tr iTeiop TP (GND) Oscileseope Oscillator 13 ©) + Caution: Connect oscillator after [11 PAUSE] pushed and servo function started. Oscitator | Counter | Oscitoscope | Adjust | heck Step V_ [Ht [ tvetumey] —(scitoscore) | +. push [iT PAUSE]. eo 18k (e120 Hz) | 1.8 kHz e3vpp | (120He) (o.1y) Yau 2. Connect oscillator. | 3, Set oscillator to 1.8 kHz/3 Vp-p. DC range | vAto4 exis | 4, Switch oscilloscope input to X-Y mode. 0% mode 5, Adjust VR104[T-GAIN}to symmetize Lissajous v0 90° O- Y aie oa ¥ cis i Waveform not right | * figures to X-Y axes, If the focus gain is not properly adlusted, the wavetorm becomes as per the left figure. 9, Tracking offset adjustment check (1) Adjust tracking offset agin (2) Push (i ‘STOP] and stop cic. (3) Push [> PLAY] and check diso turns, "Note: If dise doos not turn, push [> PLAY] again and check track number 22 is displayed, (4) Check oscilloscope waveform upper and lower amplitude are same to base in. (Difference of vertical amplitude should be within the range of 5% tothe base line.) (6) Incase the height of waveform differs adjust with the VR101. (8) Push (il STOP) and stop aise. (6) Push [& OPEN/CLOSE] and remove the reterence disc.26 HEAT RUN MODE FUNCTION Heat Run Mode 1) To activate While hold pushing 1,4, 7, simultaneously, turn the unit power on. The remote control sensor indicator will igh to show that the unit is shifted in Heat Run mode. Be sure to load the disc previously. Press the disc holder openiciose button (4 OPEN/CLOSE) to cancel Heat Run Mode. Never push the PAUSE button, 2) Operation During the Heat Run mode to shift the unit in Play mode makes the unt replays from the first music ater opens the loader ‘once and re-closes it when finish playing the las track (comes into lead ou). Hereatter, operates opentciose of loader, servo on, reading of TOC, and playing repeatedly, For a disc with more than 80 tracks, repeat playing the two tracks; the first and the last ones. 3) Error Massage When the system error occurs while in Heat Run mode, the following error message will splay on the Track No. indicator and stops operation. 1.61 At the time of Focus Serve does not activate, 2.62 ‘When unable to detect synchronous pattern however the disci in rotating. (GFS does not drive) a. No eynchronous pattern can be detected while in Play made. (No GFS drives) 4.54 ‘When TOC is unreadable in despite of servo is activated, 5.E5 In case of loader malfunctions. (Unable to turn on the switch.) 6.66 ‘The inner circle switch of Pick-up does not turn off. 7.67 “The inner cicle switch of Pick-up does not turn on. + Also, displays the number of operation up to this time on the Time (Min) indicator.IC TERMINAL FUNCTION (CXA1081S Terminal Function Temina] Tombal | vO] DG vetape “Terminal Funeon No_| symeot o. [ret 1 Ie Inpatierinal of capaclance coupled AF summing apier oat 2 _| FO ove “emia fr RF summing ampiir op. Check panto Eye pater 3 | FFG) tte Feedback npultemina of RF sunming amp. 4 [en [ewer Pads ang termina for Laser Ded (.)- (06 vege et aud) 5 [w o |= ‘Opa tein of APC (Automatic Power Conta) LO ample. (OC votage:a-aub, PD opened) 6 _| Po ie Input terminal of APC Automatic Power Cont PD amie. (OC volage: opened) 7 | po: |e ove ut orinal of AF LV apie), Rectvos an input cuont tough A + C erring of holo God a _| Poe fe Revers put terina of FV ampli (2) Receives an input current tough 8 + D terminals of hot dod @ [ve = |e ‘ALE dba power supply Becomes GND. [A mene power suppy: Becomes VR. (connect pin 14) °F rte Reverse input ternal fF HV amr. Receives an put curent trough F termina of hot doe. w/e Ye Fevers put iarminal ot E-V api. Receives an input current trough E terminal of photo ode, 2 | £0 ole ‘Cuput tein of EV ameter. aI min Feeaback pot ein of EV amp For gain conveling of HV amp. 16a © | veo ‘uiput ominal of DC votages (Veo + Vee)2- 35_| cca 1/39 Iepul rin of capactance coupled delet boom hol out 16 [cor © | 12 ‘Qupu terminal of dee boom Nos 7 | Ve = [2s "ALE dusk power supply: Becomes nogalve power supply emia _Aimono power supply: Becomes GND. we [reeas | 1 |o Bas trina for non overs ede of osu ener apie, For CMR controling of focus evar ampli. ra Oo | wre ‘Quputteinal focus ror amp. 2 [Te ©_| vo ‘Ouput win of tacking ener arp 21_| verecT | 0 | voren ‘Quip terminal of detect compara, (0G vekage: Connect a TOK load redsianoe} 22 _| MAR | van ‘Ouputterrinal of MIRR comparator (DG volage: Connect a OKA load essence) @a_| oP 1/13) ‘Connesng terminal or MIRR hol cxpastor. Nen evereenpul minal of MIA comparaio, 26 ee te ‘Connecng terminal defect bottom hol capac. 2 [oc | — |-25 "A dat power suppy: GND. Ai mono power suppy: GND (Ve). me _| ASY mS Input terminal of auto apm contk ar [Ew O_| vee ‘Cup emir of EFM compara, (OC voage: omedt a 10KA__badresistaco) 28_| FOK o| row. ‘Quputteinl focus OX compaate. (DC volage: Comecta OK lad esisance) 29 | TON |__| -25(0GNO)_| OWOFF sing errna for ner code (LD). (06 votage: At LO ON) 20 | vor = [as Posto power supp terina CxA1081S 2CXA1372S Treminal Function FTeminal]| Symbol] 00) Terrinal Feton No, 1 _ [te 1 [racking eee signal input ein 2 _| Torct |_| eapsctr connecting tein frie constant lhe ine of fet 3 arse | not terminal of ATSC detecting whdow comparator. 4 [re | np tril of oe 2 coss comparator, 3 [Fe |_| Foovs enor signal inp orinal 6_| Forcr 1 _| Capac conratng tarrinal ori constant al he tne of elect, 7 [ve 1 | mien vege inp wri. @_| Fab. 1 | tna oresucing higher ange gain of ecu cer, connect a capacior betwen his erinal and erinal amiber 2 _| Fs 1 | sit highor ange gan of fcus sore by FS3 ONOFF. 10 | Fe |__| Terminal for exten ne constant to nerease lower range ofocis san 1_| Feo © | Focus ive ctr 12) Fe |_| Reverse input trina for ocus api, 13 | sAGH 1 Terra or eral te constant o mak focus search waver 4 | teu |_| Terina or extral tre constant o shit higher rango gain of warkg 15 _| Toe, |_| Terrina or eternal ine constant o shit higher rango ain of wacking a7 _ | tao. (2 _| Tracking ve ott 18 | ta |__| Revert input erin tor racing anpir 19 [su 1 | on rvere input terminal for ed ample. ‘| S10 0 _| Sted ave ovou. a_[ se. {| Rovere input terminal x sod arp: 22 _| FSET |_| Terminal to compensate peak in focustracking phase. | ser | Devers a curent sat the lg fous soa, vack|iuTp. and ded Kok. 24__| esto? | Terminal for tat sch ONOFF to detect ds innermost ae 25_| oie. | Terminals used atthe tne oft Wack ump. AT kohm pl up ret auded 27 [voc 1 _| Reciess ave protection cat of sled activates at". A 47k lm pul wp resistor nuded 25 | uk 1 _| Sera ata wanser dock nput tom CPU. 2 par, 1 [tates npr rom CPU. 30 | oaTa | Sora data input rom GPU. a1_[xast | Reet nputiorinal, Rosai at" a2 | cour (© | Terminal to ouput sgl or track number cunt 23 | SENS (0 _| Terminal to ouput F20, AS, TZO, SSTOP by command for GPU, 35 | MRR (© | Ouputtominal or MIRR comparator 26_| oFcT (© | Outpt orninal fr DEFECT comparator a7 [sy |__| put teint or auto-eyeote conta, oo_[ ern (© _ | Cutptorrina tor EFM comparator. 9_| FoK (© | utter or foous OK (FOK) comparator 40 ocr (© _| DEFECT boom hot ouput termina a1_| coe |__| tnpt terminal o ngut OEFECT botom bald out by capactance corto, 2 [oa |_| Capac cennoztng tinal for DEFECT botor hoi 4 _|or 1 ___| MUR ald capastr connecing toma Anon-everse nput einer MRR compar, 45_[ RFI 1 | rput termina to ingut RF sunning ample out by capactance combination. 46 | AFO. (© | Output ernina for AF suming amp, Chock pont fey pation. “3 [me | Tracking 20 cree comparator input trmink 28CXA13728 (€XD25000 Terminal Function Temi] Syrba_] 10 Tormnal Function No 1 | Fox |_| irpatterina tor Ox taussg. Uso for Seve-auosequencet 2_| Few (© | Outputo shit time constant of ouput ror epnce motor. 3 _| wow (© _| OWOFF conto upto spine ma. + | woe. (0 _| Sere canuot or spine mot. 5] wos: (© | Servo contol er spine moto 6 w00K. 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AUDIO UNIT Fet.No[ PatNo. | PatName Remarks et No. | PartNo. Pan Name Remarks ‘SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP ‘CAPACITOR GROUP e101 | 262 1905 001 | oxAta725 (Ceramic) pene eee ane) (C10 | 2597179900 | CKASBIHSETKTIOD-a) | SSDPFISOV iets | Sas eeeoor | Gatecte, cr21.t22_ | 269.4596 909 | cCAssLiH100cT(O0-9) | 10pF/50V HS | eet | enecie) Crea | asa ria0e21 | ckaserHi02KT(00-2) | oOOTWFSOV ee | cre enone ckbestn por ore) cr2e | 259.4837 940 | CCASSLiH200sT(002) | a9pF/SOV ee ee | eee cra | 259.4443 908 | Cc4ssL1H201sT 2o0pFs0V et ees c129.94 | 259.4599 949 | CoassLIHtO1JT(OD-2) | roopFSOV pe | eee | aaa 6135 | 253 9098 909 | ckes=1E104zT omFesv 10205,206 | 262 1180006 | cF37608 crat~raa | 259 1160921 | ckesBitHi0eKT(00-9) | oo01FISOV ee eee ae c204 | 259.4598 909 | CoassLsH100CT(00-3) | 10pF/60V ee ae 0205,206, | 259 2006 909 | cx¢5=1E104zT o1urosy ic209 | 262 v205 002 | To74HCuoAAP 2 pesto Ee | ees cies coo tsiaese) e210 | 255.4538 049 | co“ssLtHi01sT(00-3) | 100pF60v poorly aes tote oi | rericoane) cai | 258.4595 955 | cCassLHos9cT(OD-s) | spFisov Noeta | 268.0865 007 | BAts216 213 | 258.4535 089 | CO4sSL1H080TO(00.3) | soFisov osOr 06) 26s ores on! | ADIBeen cae | 259 1190947 | cKesBrHI52KT(DD-9). | OOOTSFISOV tca0s-s12 | 269 0860 008 | NESS92 (oruPC4570) |Retortopago 3 | | cao; | 50.4507 937 | Co4SSL1H9EQNT(OD-3) | 96pF SOV 10318-318 | 262 0864 006 | wPCA570 0223-226 | 259 9026 909 | cxes=1E104ZT omrasv | |aeeee c228 | 259 1180921 | cxeseiHiaeKT(00-9) | ooo1uF/SoV ete eee 0251 | 253 e008 909 | cxes-=1&104zT ouFesv oe |e en (o801,802 | 259 1161 908 | cxesrrH108z7(00-9) J ootuFisov eto cre toa cas aeoate 6804,205 | 259 9098 908 | cxas-=1€104zT onuFesy TRi0g | 272 0025 907 | 28B562(0)TF 08068 | 253 1179961 | cKess1H98IKT(OD-9). | sa0pFISOV cE os | acer ‘c807,902 | 253 9006 908 | CK45=1E104zT onFi2sv pg re ces oor | Ameen, ‘C804 253 1181 904 | CKASFIHIOSZT(O0-9) | 001pFISOV ‘Trios | 2740036905 | 2s0460(C)TF -TR106,107 | 272 o026 907 | 258562(0)TF | Trios | 274 0096 905 | 280468(C)TF Tri0g | 272 0025 907 | 2sB56(C)TF (Electrolytic) Tania | 2740086905 | as0468(0)TF (6102,108. | 254 4260 a18 | CEOaWIHReEMT(SME) | 022,F0V aitt | 2720028 007 | 2s8562(0)TF 17 | 254.4397 910 | CEoawrHeRaMT(sMe) | 68uFS0V ‘Tare | 2740036605 | 250468 0)TF 12s | 254 4968 934 | CEOAWIEIOIMTIASR) | toouF/25V rit7 | 272 0028 907 | 2s8562(C)TF cra | a5¢-4a13.905 | cEoeWiHaRaMTYASA) |s3uFS0V ‘trast | 269 0026 900 | RN2202(10K-10K)T 201 | 254 4819.963 | CEORWIHOTOMTIASF) | 1nFISOV ‘rras2 | 260 0025 901 | AN1202(10K-10K)T ‘cao | 254 4363806 | CEOAWiVSGOMT(ASF) | S5,F5V -TRas9,401 | 271 0101 925 | 254999(0)7-70, ais | 254 4280738 | CEOAWiHTOIMC(AWF) | 100,F'50V ‘TAs01,502 | 273 028 918 | asc2a7e(areyTPE2 (0216227 | 254 «260 922 | CEOAWIHASSMT(SME) | 033NF'50V ‘TR900 901 | 2730178 925 | 2801740(RS)T:70 care-a16 | 254 4319 969 | CEDAWIHOIOMT(ASF) | 1WFISOV 201.351 | 276 0482 08 | 1SS270ATE coa2t-ses | 254 asia 918 | CEOAWiHTOOMT(ASF) | r0KF/S0V acs’ | 276 0501 gee | HzaaL-a7D coast | 254 4068 947 | CEoaWiEzotMTASF) | 2amuR25v aoe | 276 0051 973 | Hz70-2TE Ccast-s6e | 254 «289 798 | CEOAWIHTOIMC(AWF) | 1O0KF=0V 900.901 | 276 0432 909 | 1s8270A TE (o37t-374 | 254 4367 708 | CEOSWIHATIM(ASF) | A7OAFISOV C4030 | 256 4282 907 | CEoNWiCaRIMTIASF) | aanueEV 502 | 25s.4ara.018 | CEOsWrHrOOMT(ASF) | 10uFEOV RESTOR GROUP 504 | 256.4368 047 | CEosWiEz2iMTIASH) | zai e=V ‘vRi01,102 | 211 6077 912 | voaPE2o3 20Ka vios | 21160776925 | voePer03 10K vatos | 211 6077912 | vosPB203 20K. (File) ris | 2116077963 | vosPe473, aKa c1or | 286.4235 934 [CQseP2AtoasTINH) | OoTAFIHOOV \VR301-s04] 211 6077 938 | VosPBI04 +00Ka. 105 | 255.4257 903 J oaasP2az72sTINH) | ooce7aF/t00v 10s | 255 4232.005 | caasP2asszuTinH) | o.casauF/100v cio7 | 2554235984 | cossPeatossTINN) | ootuF/I00v cro | 255 4232995 | casaPeassosTINH) | o00sauFrI0oV cons | 25s.za2992 | casapenzeaTinh) | o0022uFrM00V cra | 2554295963 | casapeassamiNk) | 00056uFrM00V2U-2133 DISPLAY UNIT et No, | Panne, | Panta ears eto. 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BASE * 205 c249 032 | CONN, BASE ean + |smmos comes a Uns wth undermontcnas Serial Number are * 205 0321 098 |3P CONN. BASE Bes sing APD4570 (Par No. 2820868 CO8 * 206 0321 041 | 4P CONN. BASE = anaoe Eee) Pee seme co |_Ewrope (Gola) | Yoooom.OsTT ardatee | * BASE Europe (Black) | _XXXXXxa521 and after 7 ee mana Ausraia | 00000101 and afr eoRD UK 20000040510 and afer * 2042447001 | PH-SAN usa 7000004142 and ater SHIELD CORD Canada 2000000904 and ster] 33PARTS LIST OF EXPLODED VIEW Ref.No. | PartNo. Part Name [Remarks Ret. No. | PartNo. Part Name Remarks © 1 [431 1016210 [cHassis © 50 [4123167 101 | TRANS. 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(EU) ‘A 2. “| 206-2009 008 | Ac CORD WITH CONN. jo | 2082088 one | Ac CORD WITH CONN, 4 | 2062090 001 | AG CORD WITHE CONN. ‘| 2062087 001 | Ac. CORD WITH CONN. 10. | 4450086008 |conD BUSH. 12 [1191067 298 | POWER Sw. LEVER ASSY 113 1067 254 | POWER SW. LEVER ASSY | (ald) 13 |ros — |comecHa ‘A 18. |212.405709 | Powen swnroHt 48 | 4950119 009 | Lato (vavi) 37 | 41200572 108 | VOL. KNOS 1120572 116 | VOL. KNOB (ot 19. | 1442042 139 | FRONT PANEL WARNING: 144 2042 146 | FRONT PANEL (01 + eee | Pars marked wih andor shang have special characterises 21 | 113 1223 027 | SERIES KNOB {important safety. 119 1228 049 | SERIES KOS oot Be sure use the specied parts for replacement. ze | 1131229 000 | SERIES KNOB + (Goldin the Rema column refers to models wih gol tent panel 113 1225 056 | SERIES KNOB (Gots) 23 | 1191226251 | FUNCTION KNOB ASSY 113 1286 244 | FUNCTION KNOBASSY | (Gol) 24 | 19 1987 219 | OPENCLOSE KNOB 113 1287 222 |OPENCLOSEKNOB | (Guts) PARTS LIST OF PACKING & ACCESSORIES 25 | 4219007 007 | MINI DAMPER © 26, | 102 0438 008 | 70P COVER © | 1020438 017 | TOP COVER (Gold © 2 | 4123126 100 | TOP PLATE Fe. No.| PartNo. 5 aa 28 | 1460772 03 | TOP COVER WASHER 508 0002060 | STYRENE PAPER 4480772016 | TOP COVER WASHER | (Gad) 505 0102 092 | STYRENE PAPER, © 29. | 0090081 009 |aiP FC 505 0036 090 | POLY COVER 30 | 385 4096 007 | Fiproswe FLTUBE 503 0905 109 | CUSHION 1 | 2046322 007 | HEADPHONE JACK 501 1478 008 | CARTON CASE s2_| 211 0546 111 | viezorAzocns OUTPUT Vol, /5199111 001 | COLOR LABEL (Gee Oy 35 | 28 0098 006 | GPtFaer OPTICAL OUT '541 2068 00 | INST. MANUAL (3) Europe, Canada © 24 | 1220185.000 | SOUND PROOF SHEET UK. Aosvatia 385 | 2068266 009 |4P RCA JACK analog our S11 2067 004 | NST. MANUAL (EW) [USA 37 | 1441985 014 | TRAP DOOR 511 2066 005 | SWEDISH INST. MANUAL | Europe Only 144 1855 043 | TRAP DOOR (Go 204 8121 004| 2° PINCORD 38 | 40% 0120219 | HNIGE 529.0073 004 | MINIORIVER 4010720 329 | HINGE (2) (Goi 4990178 005 | REMOTE CONTROLLER | RO-232 39 | 401 0121 218 | HINGE Fp 40% 0721 528 | HINGE (A) (Gold 1442066 001 | LOADER PANEL ASS'Y 1462086 014 | LOADER PANELASS'Y | (Gok © 48 | 1290185 177 | RUBBER SHEET © 49. | 4123166 209 | MECHA. FIKBRAOKET‘AIA G3007dx3 » I eS . a lo Gig of2 ih az) ON i H HS as as = aq ge ao a?EXPLODED VIEW OF FG-612 MECHA UNIT 36 PARTS LIST OF FG-612 MECHANISM UNIT SELBRTSSAESSLSSLARESBELS 476 1001 001 PLOTS aot 0489 108, 462.0004 020 421 0425 002 4250170 008, 4250046 102 431 0267 408 4630574 009 | 443 0821 000, 462 0084 004 4122512 000 458.0898 001 Pcotas7 lare-40s0 006 /4230047 004 2U-461 473 473) 478 H. DAMPER (COLLAR (A) COLLAR (8) COIL SPRING (C) COIL SPRING (0) BASE PLATE ASSY DRIVE GEAR GEAR SHAFT Lock ARM: JGEAR PULLEY 2E RING LOADING M. SUB assy MOTOR PULLEY GEAR PULLEY ASSY Tuse, MOTOR PULLEY /SLIDER ROLLER BELT (A) LOADER FRAME LOADER BRACKET LOADER GUIDE HIMERON SHEET DISC TRAY ASS'Y DISC TRAY SPRING LOADER RAIL, TUeE BRACKET ICLAMPER SPRING ICLAMPER ARM ASSY LEAF ow, BELT (8) TERMINAL UNIT Mi.748 8D (W) ZNB <8 CATS (H-L) ZND [a WASHER WASHER -4W BKNI GAING 2.8 CBS BK 2x4 BSS (A) ‘9e18 OPSBK No. Par Name Remarks Part Name Remarks 1 PU. HOUSING 25.8888) 2 STOPPER '3<10 CTS (PB a MAGNET Sua ASSY a ‘ MAGNET SUB ASS'Y F-COVER, 5 MAGNET SuB ASS (C) ‘SPACER 8 PICK-UP KSS151A ‘YOKE HOLDER 7 M.COLASsY P-RING 8 [G. COIL ASSY ‘STOPPER BRACKET 8 YOKE) STOPPER 0 PU. SHAFT SPACER () [STOPPER COLLAR LOADER SPACER, FRICTION WASHER = [SPINDLE MOTOR, SPACER [TURNTABLE PU. 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