SAFETY INFORMATION CAUTION This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual do-it-yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained to properly and safety repair complex products such as those covered by this manual. Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may void the warranty.
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WARNING! The AEL (accessible emission level )of the laser power output is less than CLASS 1 but the laser component is capable of emitting radiation exceeding the limit for CLASS 1. A specially instructed person should do servicing operation of the apparatus. Laser diode characteristics Wave length: DVD:660 nm to 670 nm...
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[Important Check Points for Good Servicing] In this manual, procedures that must be performed during repairs are marked with the below symbol. Please be sure to confirm and follow these procedures. 1. Product safety Please conform to product regulations (such as safety and radiation regulations), and maintain a safe servicing environment by following the safety instructions described in this manual.
1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS 1.1 SERVICE PRECAUTIONS 1. You should conform to the regulations governing the product (safety, radio and noise, and other regulations), and should keep the safety during servicing by following the safety instructions described in this manual. 2. Be careful in handling ICs. Some ICs such as MOS type are so fragile that they can be damaged by electrostatic induction.
1.2 NOTES ON SOLDERING For environmental protection, lead-free solder is used on the printed circuit boards mounted in this unit. Be sure to use lead-free solder and a soldering iron that can meet specifications for use with lead-free solders for repairs accompanied by reworking of soldering.
2. SPECIFICATIONS 2.1 SPECIFICATIONS AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC General HPF: Frequency ..... 50/63/80/100/125 Hz Power source ......14.4 V DC (10.8 V to 15.1 V Slope ....... –12 dB/oct allowable) Subwoofer (mono): Grounding system....Negative type Frequency ......50/63/80/100/125 Hz Max. current consumption Slope ....... –18 dB/oct ..........10.0 A Gain .........
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Signal-to-noise ratio..... 72 dB (IHF-A network) AM tuner Frequency range ....530 kHz to 1 710 kHz (10 kHz) Usable sensitivity....25 μV (S/N: 20 dB) Signal-to-noise ratio..... 62 dB (IHF-A network) CEA2006 Specifications Power output ......14 W RMS × 4 Channels (4 1 % THD+N) S/N ratio ........
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AVH-P4100DVD/XNEW5, AVH-P4100DVD/XNUW5 General DVD Player Power source ......14.4 V DC (10.8 V to 15.1 V System ........DVD video, DVD-VR, Video allowable) CD, CD, WMA, MP3, AAC, Grounding system....Negative type DivX, JPEG system Max. current consumption Usable discs ......DVD video, Video CD, CD, ..........10.0 A...
2.2 DISC/CONTENT FORMAT Handling guideline of discs • Use only normal, round discs. If you insert irregular, non-round, shaped discs they and player may jam in the DVD player or not play prop- erly. • Use only discs featuring any of following logos.
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is a trademark of DVD Format/Logo Licensing Corporation. AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
2.3 PANEL FACILITIES AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC, AVH-P4100DVD/XNEW5 Head unit For details concerning operations, see the re- mote control manual. RESET button Press to return to the factory settings (initial settings). DISP OFF button Press to turn the information display on or off.
AVH-P4100DVD/XNUW5 Head unit Optional remote control The remote control CD-R55 is sold separately. RESET button For details concerning operations, see the re- Press to return to the factory settings (initial mote control manual. settings). DISP OFFAV/NAVI button Press to turn the information display on or off.
3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE 3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING To keep the product quality after servicing, please confirm following check points. Procedures Check points Confirm whether the customer complain has The customer complain must not be been solved. reappeared. If the customer complain occurs with the Display, video, audio and operations must be specific media, use it for the operation check.
3.2 PCB LOCATIONS IF PCB Keyboard Unit Service PCB Assy Mother PCB Monitor Unit DVD Core Unit Connect PCB Unit Number CWN3797(UC,EW5) Mother Unit Unit Number CWN3796(UW5) Consists of Unit Name Monitor Unit Mother PCB Unit Number YWX5007 IF PCB Unit Name DVD Core Unit Unit Number...
3.4 CLEANING Before shipping out the product, be sure to clean the following portions by using the prescribed cleaning tools: Portions to be cleaned Cleaning tools DVD pickup lenses Cleaning liquid : GEM1004 Cleaning paper : GED-008 AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
5.2 INSPECTION METHOD OF PICKUP UNIT Disc to be used CD-DA: TCD-782 DVD-Video: TDV-582 Execution method Replace the PICK UP START SKEW ADJ. LD turned on? Check parts Check point: Check point: RF level check LD current check AS MAX check LD current check Is it OK? Is it OK?
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LD current check Check Status: [Foucs closed] of TEST MODE Disc Check Point Threshold Remarks: LD current GGV1025 DVDLD1-VCC5_3 60 - 390 (mV) 10 - 65 (mA) Expansion NO. Disc Check Point Threshold Remarks: LD current TCD-782 CDLD1-VCC5_3 60 - 360 (mV) 10 - 60 (mA) Expansion Notes: Please pay attention to the laser diode damage by static electricity.
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ASMAX check ASMAX value shows the value of RF level. Status: [Foucs closed] of TEST MODE Disc Check Point Threshold Remarks: 8 digits value of Only four last digits are more than GGV1025 ASMAX displayed according to on display 0000 0B00 the product.
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Check 1: Standby OK? <Check> Check the voltage at the “STANBY” test point while the power is on. Use the “DGND1” test point at the reference. Specification value Check point Module No. Unit VCC33 V- STANBY-DGND1 0.6 V or more Side A STANBY Fig 1.1: STANBY check point...
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Check 2: Is VDD5 (VCC33, VCC12) power supply voltage OK? IC1401 FLASH power supply (Data) IC1402 FLASH power supply (Program) VCC33 (= 3.3 V) IC1004 IC1481 SDRAM power supply 3.3 V output regulator IC1501 DV5U power supply IC1005 VCC12 (= 1.2 V) IC1501 DV5U power supply DC/DC converter 1.2 V output...
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Check 3: Reset OK? <Check> Check the voltage at the “XRES” test point while the power is on. Use the “DGND1” test point at the reference. Check point Module No. Specification value Unit VCC33 × 1 XRES-DGND1 0.7 or more Side A DGND1 NRES...
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Check 4: Is VSENS OK? CN1901 HOST I/F IC1501 R1004, DV5U R1007 IC1004 Regulator IC1005 VCC12 DC/DC converter STANBY XRES Fig 4.1: Power supply configuration and VSENS <Check> Check the voltage at the “VSENS” test point while the power is on. Use the “DGND1”...
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Check 5: 27 MHz Normal? <Outline> Each clock is created inside the IC1501 using the 27 MHz master crystal oscillator (X1501). IC1501 DVD-LSI OSCO X1501 27 MHz OSCI crystal VCC33 VCC12 Fig 5.1: Clock configuration <Check method> Turn the power on, and check with DGND being the reference. In case of NG, check the applicable line, periphery of IC1501, soldering of the peripheral components and defective components.
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Check 6: Is SDRAM I/F OK? <Outline> In order to secure the MPEG stream data as the buffer, the capacity of communication I/F SDRAM between the LSI and the memory is 64Mbit. Be careful as XCSM, XWE, XCAS and XRAS of IC1480 are called differently in IC1501, namely NCSM, NWE, NCAS, NRAS.
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<Check> Check the conductivity at “check point 1” and “check point 2” without power. In case of NG, check the soldering and defective components throughout the “output t input” of the applicable section. Signal name Check point 1 Check point 2 Specification value IC1480 23pin...
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Side B Check point 1 (IC1480) Side A Check point 2 (IC1501) Fig 6.2: SDRAM I/F check point AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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Check 7: Is VD8, VCC5 power supply voltage OK? VD8_1 F.E. driver system IC1002 VCC5 (= 5.0 V) VD8_2 Power supply REG IC for PU for VCC 5 V. Fig 7.1: Power supply configuration <Check> Check the voltage at the “VD8_1, VD and VCC5_1” test point while the power is on. Use the “PGND3 and AGND1”...
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Check 8: Is AVCC5 voltage OK? IC1003 AVCC5 (= 5.0 V) IC1801 REG IC Audio-DAC for AVCC 5 V. Fig 8.1: Power supply configuration <Check> Playback DVD-REF-A1 TITLE 1 and check the voltage at the stylus. Check with PGND and GNDAU being the reference. Check point Module No.
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Check 9: Is DACCLK normal? <Outline> DACCLK for Audio-DAC is created by IC1501 using the 27 MHz master crystal oscillator (X1501). IC1501 X1501 DVD-LSI IC1801 Audio-DAC DACCLK 27 MHz crystal VCC33 VCC12 Fig 9.1: Clock configuration <Check method> DVD: DVD-REF-A1 TITLE 1 CD: Playback a normal CDDA.
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Side B Check point 1 (DACCK stylus) Side A Check point 2 (IC1501 148 pin) DGND2 Fig 9.3: 27 MHz, DACCLK check point AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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Check 10: Is the audio circuit OK? <Outline> The serial 3 lines digital output + DACCLK, output from DVD-LSI (IC1501), are converted to analog audio signal at Audio-DAC (IC1801) and are output from the HOST I/F (CN1901). Simultaneously, the analog MUTE signal is also output from DVD-LSI (IC1501) via the HOST I/F. The digital audio signal (IECOUT), output from DVD-LSI (IC1501).
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Side A DGND2 ADOUT LRCK Side B SRCK Fig 10.3: Serial 3 lines check points AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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The following checks shall be conducted using the following measurement circuits with GNDAU1 being the reference. 47 kohm 47 kohm GNDAU1 Check point 1 (stylus) Specification value (rms) Reference waveform 1 400 ± 150 mV Waveform 4 1 400 ± 150 mV Waveform 4 Specification value is the root-mean-square value (rms).
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Side A IEC DGND2 Fig 10.6: Digital audio signal (IECOUT) check point AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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Check 11: Is the video circuit OK? <Outline> Composite signal and component signal are output from DVD-LSI (IC1501), and are output from the HOST I/F (CN1901) via a buffer circuit. CN1901 HOST I/F IC1501 DVD_LSI Composite COMPOSITE Video section Fig 11.1: Video circuit <Checking method>...
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Side A COMPOSITE GNDV Fig 11.3: VIDEO signal check point AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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Check 12:How to judge whether the flash memory has reached its life or not. If the reaction to user operation is slow or operation is slow in general, there is a possibility that the flash memory has reached its life. Make judgment regarding the flash memory life by looking at the display of the LD energizing time.
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Check 13: 48 MHz Normal? <Outline> Each clock is created inside the IC1501 using the 48 MHz master crystal oscillator (X1501). IC1501 DVD-LSI X1950 48 MHz crystal USB_CLOCK VCC33 VCC12 Fig 13.1: Clock configuration <Check method> Turn the power on, and check with DGND1 being the reference. In case of NG, check the applicable line, periphery of IC1501, soldering of the peripheral components and defective components.
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Side A IC1501 50pin DGND1 Fig 13.3: 48 MHz check point AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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1.USB Memory: Play a song from USB memory and check D+ and D- with the DGND standards. 2.iPod: Connect iPod and check CP_RESET, SDA and SCL with the DGND standards until the pioneer log appears. Play a song from iPod and check D+/D- with the DGND standards.
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Side A SDATA CP_ RESET SCLOCK DGND2 AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
5.4 ERROR CODE LIST Generation source Method of reset UART Source Eject Play Key Error status OSD *1 Meaning Disc (MSC) (iPod) Off/On Off/On A disc containing the unplayable NON-PLAYABLE DISC Format only USB device that doesn't correspond INCOMPATIBLE DEVICE USB device of format alone that UNPLAYABLE FILE cannot be reproduced...
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X: Cancel the error by operation. -: Error is not cancelled by operation. *: No setting *1 A content displayed on OSD. As for the items having multiple display patterns, the upper row is for the Japanese version Full GUI, and the lower row is for the Touch Panel model and Full GUI (English version).
6. SERVICE MODE 6.1 MONITOR TEST MODE [Method for Mode IN] When the reset start is done while pushing MUTE and TRACK DOWN, it shifts to the monitor test mode. [Display specifications] [Operation specification] Operational description Remote controller key Selection cursor up movement Selection cursor down movement Menu enter 1.
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2. Touch Panel Calibration [How to activate the touch panel test mode] Choose "Touch Panel Calibration" among the monitor test mode menu screen. [Menu types in the mode] The calibration test mode consists of the following menus. Top menu Outermost circumference inspection 16 points adjustment Coordinate inspection Calibration verification...
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[Outermost circumference inspection] [Outline] Outermost circumference value of X and Y is obtained by tracing the outermost circumference of the touch panel screen. When exiting the menu screen by pressing 5 key, the captured value is stored in the EEPROM. Furthermore, when storing the value, checking is made as to whether the value is within the range or not.
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[16 points adjustment] [Outline] When correctly touched, the cursor will disappear, and the next cursor will appear. Calibration is conducted by repeating this process 16 times. When the 17th point has been finally touched, setting information for the 16 points and the normal ending information, total of 17 byte data, are written into the EEPROM, and the screen returns to the TOP menu.
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[Coordinate inspection] [Outline] The coordinate before correction and after correction at the time of pressing the touch panel are displayed for coordinate verification. Furthermore, the red "+" cursor can be moved by the key operaiont mentioned bellow, and the coordinate of the cursor center is displayed.
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[Calibration verification] [Outline] Touch the cursor “+” displayed on the screen. The correct touch will delete the cursor and another cursor will be displayed. The incorrect touch will make the characters of cursor turn red. Repeat this for 4 points, and “OK” is displayed upon the last press of 4th point. [Display specifications] confirming The pushing order...
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[Data initialization] [Outline] Result of outermost circumference inspection and of calibration inspection (corrected value) are returned to their initial values. As for the initialized items, the initial values are written into the EEPROM and the adjustment information is cleared. [Display specifications] Conditions for the adjustment completion mark (*) to be lighted up.
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3. EEPROM Adjust [Method for Mode IN] Choose "EEPROM Adjust" among the monitor test mode menu screen. [Display specifications] Flicker Adjust Backlight output max value : 196 Backlight output min value : 83 Dimmer threshold value (high) : 192 Dimmer threshold value (low) : 96 Dimmer external light point (high) : 255 Dimmer external light point (medium) : 135 Dimmer external light point (low) : 0...
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LCD protection value at High temperature (1) Temperature value : 0 LCD protection value at High temperature (1) Dimmer output : 0 LCD protection value at High temperature (1) Target arrival time : 6 LCD protection value at High temperature (2) Temperature value : 0 LCD protection value at High temperature (2) Dimmer output : 4...
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Common inverted output amplitude adjusted value : 173 Brightness adjustment : 32 Noise shaping setting : 1 RGB gamma correction : 0 RGB gamma correction setting R polygonal line position setting arrangement [3] : 31 RGB gamma correction setting R polygonal line position setting arrangement [4] : 39 RGB gamma correction setting R polygonal line position setting arrangement [5] : 47 RGB gamma correction setting...
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RGB gamma correction setting R gain arrangement [3] : 32 RGB gamma correction setting R gain arrangement [4] : 32 RGB gamma correction setting R gain arrangement [5] : 32 RGB gamma correction setting R gain arrangement [6] : 32 RGB gamma correction setting G gain arrangement [3] : 32 RGB gamma correction setting...
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R cutoff adjustment +3 : 64 G cutoff adjustment +3 : 64 R cutoff adjustment +2 : 64 G cutoff adjustment +2 : 64 R cutoff adjustment +1 : 64 G cutoff adjustment +1 : 64 B cutoff adjustment -1 : 64 G cutoff adjustment -1 : 64 B cutoff adjustment -2 : 64 G cutoff adjustment -2 : 64...
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Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Strong electric field, TV) Dcs1_ilgain1 Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Strong electric field, TV) Dmv1_ilgain1 Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Strong electric field, TV) Dcs1_ilgain23 : 56 Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Strong electric field, TV) Dmv1_ilgain23 : 56 Synchronous separation...
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Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Super-weak electric field, TV) Dcs25_ilgain1 : 39 Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Super-weak electric field, TV) Dmv25_ilgain1 Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Super-weak electric field, TV) Dcs25_ilgain23 : 39 Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Super-weak electric field, TV) Dmv25_ilgain23 : 39 Synchronous separation...
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Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Non signal, TV) Dycomp5_ilgain1 Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Non signal, TV) Dycomp5_ilgain23 : 39 Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Non signal, Besides TV) Dycomp5_ilgain1 Synchronous separation Top curl adjustment (Non signal, Besides TV) Dycomp5_ilg : 39 Electric field strength judgment value for TV Dwec_th_cs225 : 150 Electric field...
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Color demodulate part UV delay adjustment (ulNT358_AVICOL3_03) : 27 Color demodulate part UV delay adjustment (ulPALBG_AVICOL3_03) : 27 Color demodulate part UV delay adjustment (ulPALM_AVICOL3_03) : 26 Color demodulate part UV delay adjustment (ulPALN_AVICOL3_03) : 26 Color demodulate part UV delay adjustment (ulSECAM_AVICOL3_03) : 26 Color demodulate part Phase killer value (ulNT358_AVICOL1_09) : 2 Color demodulate part...
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4. EEPROM Initialize [Method for Mode IN] Choose "EEPROM Initialize" among the monitor test mode menu screen. [Display specifications] Default of a cursor is the location of "No". Choose "YES" and decide, initialize a setting value. *) Don't turn off power while initializing. When normally ends, "success"...
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5. Display Test (Test Pattern) [Method for Mode IN] Choose "Display Test (Test Pattern)" among the monitor test mode menu screen. [Display specifications] [Operation specification] Operational description Remote controller key Selection cursor up movement Selection cursor down movement Selection cursor left movement Selection cursor right movement Return to test mode mene Menu enter...
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[FLICKER ADJUSTER] Display of monochrome stripe signal of the flicker adjustment [Operation specification] Operational description Remote controller key Return to test mode mene [RAMP & 10STEP] Display of step signal and signal for alpha blend check [Operation specification] Operational description Remote controller key alpha blend rate up alpha blend rate down...
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[RASTER SIGNAL] Display of signal for step confirmation [Operation specification] Operational description Remote controller key Return to test mode mene Next signal [CONTRAST] Display of Black/White signal [Operation specification] Operational description Remote controller key Return to test mode mene Next signal [CENTER MARKER] Display of signal for screen central location setting.
6.2 DVD TEST MODE Test mode display will not appear on the display of this product. Connect the rear monitor output to a monitor. Image of the test mode. [VOL-] + [TRACK UP] + Reset start Switch position of the remote control unit. [AVH mode] (1)-(8) and EJECT is the key of remote control unit.
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2 x 00 0000 (3),(4) Focus Jump CRG +/- Power_OFF Tracking balance When L0 layer: 2000 0000 It operates while the key 2FFF 0000 When L1 layer: 2100 0000 is being pressed. 2B00 0000 : CRG+ TBAL coefficient (layer 0) 2C00 0000 : CRG- TBAL coefficient (layer 1) TE normalization coefficient (layer 0)
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Legend: … Key operation EDC. Image of the test mode … Operational state … The content displayed on the DVD mechanism (video only) 8 characters data is sent to the product side (HOST) by UART communication. EDC1/2 test mode [Note] Image is the same for both EDC1 and EDC2. 0000 0000 EJECT operation [Note] Eject can be effected any time during the EDC test mode.
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Simple test mode The selection of the figure of each screen can be selected by "Key command for the test". <Flow chart> TEST MODE 1: LD ON 2: ASMAX 3: Skew Adjustment 4: Error Rate 5: CRG Move Outer 6: Eject Please Input Number 1 select 1: DVD Single Layer...
6.3 DVD TOUCH PANEL TEST MODE How to enter: Reset with [VOL-] key and [TrackDOWN] key pressed. How to unlock: Product reset Turning ACC ON Summary: It is for temporary analysis in services. (For temporary analysis of user claim and etc. against DVD touch direct.) (1)Display a frame border in the valid area as a button in the contents by OSD of DVD mecha on DVD-Video menu time.
7. DISASSEMBLY Removing the Panel and Holder (not shown) (EW5, UW5) 1. Remove the Panel. 2. Remove the eight screws and then remove the Holder. 3. Remove the four screws and then remove the Left and Right Holder. Removing the Monitor Assy (Fig.1, 2, 3) Remove the two screws.(Fig.1) Fig.1 Monitor Assy...
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Removing the Keybord Unit (Fig.7, 8) Remove the three hooks and then remove the Keybord Unit.(Fig.7) Fig.7 Attention when the Keyboard Unit are exchanged.(Fig.8) Keybord Unit _ Refer to figure for how to bend the Cable. _ Notes after exchanges. Fig.8 The following items after the Keyboard Unit •...
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Removing the DVD Mechanism Module (Fig.13) Remove the four screws. Disconnect the cable and then remove the DVD Mechanism Module. Fig.13 DVD Mechanism Module Removing the Chassis(Upper) (Fig.14, 15) Holder Remove the two screws. (Fig.14) Remove the five screws and then remove the Heat Sink. (Fig.14) Heat Sink Remove the Holder.
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Removing the Mother Unit (Fig.16) Mother Unit Disconnect the cable. Remove the screw. Remove the four screws and then remove the Mother Unit. Fig.16 NOTE: When you remove the top case Don't put tweezers or something into these holes to remove the top Use these holes to remove the top case case.
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How to have it 1.Have a specified part. Handling OK Handling NG AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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Mecha Module_Bringing into the Clamp State with No Disc Loaded 1. Remove the relay FFC from the connector on the module PCB side (Fig. 1). (Precaution) When it is difficult to apply 4V to the motor in procedure 2 below, remove the connector on the relay PCB side, then remove the FFC, and remove the solder of the CRG motor lead and apply voltage to the lead.
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CRG Mecha_Bringing into the Clamp State with No Disc Loaded 1.Remove the T-case washer and then remove the drive gear. (Fig. 1) 2.Lift the clamp arm assy until it is in the state shown in Fig. 2_b (open-lock state). 3.Put your finger on the area A of Fig. 2_c and then slide it to the direction of the arrow (the direction of the playing state). 4.Push down the clamp arm.
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Removing the Module PCB 1.Short-circuit two spots on the land of the pick up FPC. (Fig. 1) 2.Remove the pick up FPC and the relay FFC from the connector. (Fig. 2) 3.Temporarily attach the pick up FPC to the pick up rack. (Fig. 3) (in order to prevent the damage to the pick up FPC) 4.Remove the two PCB clinch screws and then remove the module PCB.
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Removing the PU Unit 1.Hook the feed screw biasing spring on the temporary hook (Fig. 2b). Be careful not to get injured by the tip of the spring. 2.Hold the PU at the location A in Fig. 1 and slide and scoot it to the direction of the inner periphery. 3.As in Fig.
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT 8.1 DVD ADJUSTMENT 1) Precautions This product uses 5 V and 3.3 V as standard voltages. If the reference voltage is connected to GND by The electrical potential that is the reference for signals, mistake, turn the regulator OFF immediately, or is not GND, but VREF (approximately 2.2 V) and VHALF turn the power OFF.
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- SKEW adjustment When one of the following replacements has taken place, SKEW adjustment for the pick up will be required. (1) Replacement of the pick up unit (2) Replacement of the spindle motor (3) Replacement of the carriage chassis (4) Replacement of the main shaft of the pick up unit Measurement equipment and tools/jigs: Oscilloscope Driver for SKEW adjustment ->...
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There are two methods of making adjustment: a method of making adjustment through monitoring RF waves by the oscilloscope (method 1) and a method of making adjustment through checking the numerical value of the RF level by OSD (method 2). Adjusting procedure is shown below, but regarding how to start the test mode and the operating procedure, please refer to the clause on the service test mode.
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Skew Adjustment 1: Power OFF RF Level : 000000 Please Input Number 9. Skew Adjustment Select “1: Power OFF.” Skew Adjustment 1: Power OFF RF Level : 000000 Please Input Number 10. TEST MODE Select “6: Eject.” TEST MODE 1: LD ON 2: ASMAX 3: Skew Adjustment 4: Error Rate...
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Disc Detection Arm 13. CRG Move Outer Select “1: DVD Single Layer.” CRG Move Outer 1: DVD Single Layer 2: DVD Dual Layer 3: CD 4: CD-RW 5: Return Please Input Number The pickup moves to the outer periphery. Apply the adhesive to fix the skew, the resonance adhesive and the screw lock. Refer to the next page regarding the locations of adhesive joining.
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Locations to make SKEW adjustment Locations to adhere the SKEW 1,2,3: BOND QUICK MENDER AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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Bond for resonance 4:Three Bond 1530 adhesive Bond for locking the screw 5,6 : Three Bond 1401M Bond for locking the screw AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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Precautions on handling the PU *Precaution: Do not touch those shaded areas in the following figures. Hologram (Beware of the static) Do not touch the optical part RF level adjusting part Do not touch the spring AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
8.3 PCL OUTPUT CONFIRMATION - PCL output In the normal operation mode (with the detachable panel installed, the ACC switched ON, the standby mode cancelled), shift the TESTIN IC601(Pin 87) terminal to H. The clock signal is output from the CLKOUT terminal IC601(Pin 62). The frequency of the clock signal is 625 000 Hz that is one 32th of the fundamental frequency.
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST OTES : Parts marked by " * " are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List. The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
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See Contrast table(2) Polyethylene Bag CEG1426 Contain Box See Contrast table(2) Sheet CNN3089 Protector CHP3708 CNV8969 (2) CONTRAST TABLE AVH-P4100DVD/XNEW5 and AVH-P4100DVD/XNUW5 are constructed the same except for the following: Mark Description AVH-P4100DVD/XNEW5 AVH-P4100DVD/XNUW5 Unit Box CHG6728 CHG6729 Contain Box CHL6728 CHL6729...
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See Contrast table(2) Pin Jack(JA2003) CKB1065 Sheet See Contrast table(2) Pin Jack(JA102) CKB1085 Plug(JA141) CKM1376 (2) CONTRAST TABLE AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC, AVH-P4100DVD/XNEW5 and AVH-P4100DVD/XNUW5 are constructed the same except for the following: Mark Description AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC AVH-P4100DVD/XNEW5 AVH-P4100DVD/XNUW5 Screw Not used BMZ30P060FTC BMZ30P060FTC...
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See Contrast table(2) Holder CND4805 Holder CND4807 Keyboard Unit See Contrast table(2) Insulator CNN2596 Insulator CNN2778 (2) CONTRAST TABLE AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC, AVH-P4100DVD/XNEW5 and AVH-P4100DVD/XNUW5 are constructed the same except for the following: Mark Description AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC AVH-P4100DVD/XNEW5 AVH-P4100DVD/XNUW5 Grille CNS9812 CNS9812 CNS9665 Monitor Unit...
9.5 EXTERIOR(3) Spreads it on the entire gear GEM1024 GEM1043 GEM1048 AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
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EXTERIOR(3) SECTION PARTS LIST Mark No. Description Part No. Drive Unit CXE1173 Screw AMZ26P030FTC Screw BMZ26P030FTC Screw(M2 x 2) CBA2129 Washer CBF1039 Screw EBA1049 Spring EBH1684 Spring EBL1031 Spring EBL1032 Slit board ENC1582 Bracket ENC1586 Insulator ENM1048 Spacer ENM1049 Insulator ENM1051 Arm(White) ENV1615...
9.6 DVD MECHANISM MODULE ( C ) ( C ) ( C ) ( B ) ( A ) ( A ) ( C ) ( A ) ( A ) ( C ) ( A ) ( C ) ( C ) ( C ) ( C )
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DVD MECHANISM MODULE SECTION PARTS LIST Mark No. Description Part No. Mark No. Description Part No. Holder CNW1195 Screw BMZ20P020FTC Screw BSZ20P040FTC Damper CNW1197 Screw(M2 x 4) CBA1835 Damper CNW1198 Washer CBF1038 Connect PCB Unit CWX3618 Spring CBH2860 Connector(CN701) CKS6003 Connector(CN101) CKS6063 Spring...
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( A ) ( A ) ( C ) ( C ) ( C ) ( C ) ( C ) ( C ) ( C ) ( A ) ( A ) ( A ) (A) : GEM1045 (B) : GEM1038 (C) : GEM1024 AVH-P4100DVD/XN/UC...
10. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 10.1 MOTHER PCB(ANALOG) Note: When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to " EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST" or "ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST". JA102 VCR:+8.2 dBs CN2002 IP-BUS&NAVI&WIRED VCR IN CN121 C111 0.1u/50 GNDRF GNDA BUP_1 MALS068X GNDA D104 14.4V...
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NOTE : NM : No Mount Symbol indicates a resistor. FM(UC): +7.1 dBs No differentiation is made between chip resistors and AM(UC): -2.9 dBs discrete resistors. FM(EW5):+11.1 dBs AM(EW5): +1.1 dBs Symbol indicates a capacitor. RCAOUT IP-BUS:+13.3 dBs No differentiation is made between chip capacitors and R IN AUX:+13.3 dBs discrete capacitors.
10.12 WAVEFORMS - DVD CORE UNIT Note:1. The encircled number denote measuring points in the circuit diagram. 2. Reference voltage: 1.65 V(TD1,FD1)(=VHALF) 2.2 V(RF)(=VREF) In the waveform, it is seeing on the GND standard. Offset of 1.65 V or 2.2 V is put in. RF 0.2 V/div(AC) 100 ns/div RF 0.2 V/div(AC) 50 ns/div CDRF(x4CLV)
11. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM 11.1 MOTHER PCB NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS 1.The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary parts for several destination. For further information for respective destinations, be sure to check with the schematic dia- gram. 2.Viewpoint of PCB diagrams Capacitor Connector S/PDIF OUT...
12. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST NOTE: Parts whose parts numbers are omitted are subject to being not supplied. The part numbers shown below indicate chip components. Chip Resistor RS1/_S___J,RS1/__S___J Chip Capacitor (except for CQS..) CKS.., CCS.., CSZS..The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. L 401 (B,152,84) Inductor LCTAW220J2520 Q 1141 (A,34,76) Transistor 2SC4081 L 402 (A,148,79) Chip Coil LCTAW1R0J2520 Q 1142 (B,34,64) FET RSF014N03 L 403 (A,150,40) Inductor LCTAW1R0J3225 Q 1143 (B,41,68) Digital Transistor DTC143EUA L 404 (B,149,50) Inductor...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. R 129 (A,93,87) RS1/16SS102J R 325 (B,97,51) RS1/16SS221J R 161 (A,31,80) RS1/16SS103J R 326 (B,97,52) RS1/16SS221J R 162 (A,39,79) RS1/16SS473J R 327 (A,96,55) RS1/16SS0R0J R 163 (B,43,82) RS1/16SS103J R 328 (A,99,75) RS1/16SS0R0J...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. R 619 (A,124,26) RS1/16SS104J R 776 (A,72,83) (UW5) RS1/16SS472J R 620 (A,107,18) RS1/16SS104J R 777 (A,75,87) (UW5) RS1/16SS472J R 621 (A,119,64) RS1/16SS103J R 778 (A,75,84) (UW5) RS1/16SS472J R 622 (A,124,66) RS1/16SS104J R 779...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. C 108 (A,109,114) CKSRYB104K50 R 1147 (B,35,66) RS1/16S5101D C 109 (A,114,114) CKSRYB104K50 R 1148 (B,35,61) RS1/16SS0R0J C 110 (A,123,114) CKSRYB104K50 R 1150 (B,42,63) RS1/16SS1102D R 1151 (B,38,59) RS1/16SS621J C 111 (B,154,109) CKSRYB104K50...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. C 331 (B,105,71) CKSSYB104K10 C 903 (A,75,33) CKSSYB104K10 C 334 (A,97,80) CEVW470M16 C 952 (A,23,107) CKSSYB104K10 C 335 (B,97,73) CKSSYB104K10 C 1002 (A,19,79) CEVW470M6R3 C 336 (A,96,70) CEVW220M16 C 1003 (B,19,70) CKSSYB103K16...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. C 2005 (B,22,22) CKSRYB104K50 IC 6101 (A,16,38) IC TK11840L IC 6151 (A,18,22) IC NJM082BV Q 5001 (B,116,19) Transistor UMX1N Q 5002 (B,106,12) Transistor 2SC4081 Unit Number : (UC,EW5) Q 5003 (B,116,27) Transistor UMX1N...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. L 5603 (A,68,43) Inductor(UW5) CTF1635 R 5024 (B,106,15) RS1/16SS103J L 5701 (A,53,49) Inductor CTF1635 L 5702 (A,59,50) Inductor CTF1635 R 5026 (B,115,13) RS1/16SS221J L 5705 (A,52,54) Inductor CTF1473 R 5027 (B,115,12) RS1/16SS221J...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. R 5154 (A,99,41) RS1/16SS473J R 5315 (A,41,48) RS1/16SS820J R 5201 (A,52,76) RS1/16SS0R0J R 5316 (A,43,48) RS1/16SS820J R 5202 (A,49,75) RS1/16SS0R0J R 5317 (A,44,48) RS1/16SS820J R 5203 (A,52,74) RS1/16SS0R0J R 5318 (A,45,48) RS1/16SS820J...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. R 5505 (B,119,62) RS1/16SS201J R 5620 (A,83,45) (UW5) RS1/16S0R0J R 5621 (B,90,25) (UW5) RS1/16SS222J R 5506 (B,120,68) RS1/16S1002D R 5622 (B,92,25) (UW5) RS1/16SS222J R 5507 (B,117,60) RS1/16S1001D R 5508 (B,119,61) RS1/16SS201J R 5623...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. R 5780 (B,30,37) RS1/16SS181J R 5844 (B,26,60) RS1/16SS151J R 5781 (B,82,40) (UW5) RS1/16SS151J R 5845 (B,27,62) RS1/16SS151J R 5783 (B,87,38) (UW5) RS1/16SS151J R 5847 (B,28,60) RS1/16SS151J R 5784 (B,71,44) RS1/16S0R0J R 5849...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. R 5911 (B,42,73) RS1/16SS0R0J R 6152 (A,17,17) RS1/16S3901D R 5912 (B,41,71) RS1/16SS0R0J R 6153 (B,17,18) RS1/16SS102J R 5913 (B,41,73) RS1/16SS0R0J R 6154 (B,17,21) RS1/16SS102J R 5914 (B,40,75) RS1/16SS0R0J R 6155 (A,20,29) RS1/16S1002D...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. C 5505 (A,125,78) 10 uF DCH1201 C 5610 (A,88,25) (UW5) CKSSYB104K10 C 5506 (A,124,78) CKSRYB105K6R3 C 5611 (A,67,37) (UW5) CSZSR470M10 C 5507 (B,120,55) CKSSYB104K10 C 5612 (A,74,29) (UW5) CKSSYB104K10 C 5508 (B,121,61)
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. C 5749 (B,31,58) CKSSYB104K10 C 5750 (B,68,61) CKSSYB105K6R3 IC 1002 (B,21,41) Regulator IC S-1133B50-U5 IC 1003 (B,35,23) IC S-1200B50-M5 C 5751 (B,70,61) CKSSYB104K10 IC 1004 (B,25,11) IC NJM2885DL1-33 C 5752 (B,33,64) CKSSYB105K6R3...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. R 1217 (B,8,25) RS1/16SS1R0J R 1602 (A,44,25) RS1/16SS123J R 1218 (B,8,26) RS1/16SS1R0J R 1603 (A,43,30) RN1/16SE1002D R 1222 (B,26,39) RS1/16SS271J R 1604 (A,50,35) RS1/16SS105J R 1300 (B,39,24) RS1/16SS0R0J R 1605 (A,49,37) RS1/16SS105J...
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Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. Circuit Symbol and No. Part No. C 1404 (B,58,25) CKSQYB475K6R3 C 1623 (A,45,35) CKSRYB105K10 C 1408 (B,47,25) CKSSYB104K10 C 1624 (A,58,37) CKSSYB104K10 C 1409 (B,47,23) CKSQYB475K6R3 C 1625 (A,56,37) CKSSYB104K10 C 1480 (B,47,21) CKSSYB104K10 C 1671 (A,44,17) CKSSYB104K10...
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