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Ver. 1 AV Pre Tuner Click here! AV7704 On-line service parts list http://dmedia.dmglobal.com/Document/DocumentDetails/23567 Online Parts List (P5 to P7) WEB owner’s manual (Release schedule) http://manuals.marantz.com/AV7704/NA/EN/index.php (September 2017) http://manuals.marantz.com/AV7704/EU/EN/index.php (September 2017) CAUTION IN SERVICING ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL REPAIR INFORMATION UPDATING • For purposes of improvement, specifications and design are subject to change without notice. • Please use this service manual with referring to the operating instructions without fail. • Some illustrations using in this service manual are slightly different from the actual set.
CAUTION IN SERVICING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS NOTE FOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM NOTE FOR PARTS LIST INSTRUCTIONS FOR HANDLING SEMICONDUCTORS AND OPTICAL UNIT Online Parts List Accessing the Parts List Logging in to New SDI and Accessing the Parts List Accessing the Part List from the Model Asset Screen PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS Parts Table Downloading the Parts List as an Excel File Revision History...
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ◎ Make a safety check after servicing! The following items should be checked for continued protection of the customer and the service Check that all screws, parts and wires removed or disconnected when servicing have been put back technician.
NOTE FOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM WARNING: Parts indicated by the z mark have critical characteristics. Use ONLY replacement parts recommended by the manufacturer. CAUTION: Before returning the set to the customer, be sure to carry out either (1) a leakage current check or (2) a line to chassis resistance check.
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Online Parts List Accessing the Parts List Logging in to New SDI and Accessing the Parts List (1) Click the URL link on the cover of the service manual. (1) Access New SDI from the URL below. Examples of display <http://dmedia.dmglobal.com>...
Accessing the Part List from the Model Asset Screen Downloading the Parts List as an Excel File (1) Display Model Asset from New SDI. (1) Displays the Parts List. Click the Download icon. (2) Click the section displayed as ▼ Link to Part Lists under the model name. NOTE : If the ▼...
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Searching Part Numbers or Ref. Numbers You can search a Parts List for part numbers or Ref. numbers. (1) Enter the part number or Ref. number in the search window of the Parts List, and press the search button. (2) The search results are displayed. The name of the sheet in which the search part is used and the part’s line are displayed.
CAUTION IN SERVICING. Initializing This Unit Make sure to initialize this unit after replacing the microcomputer or any peripheral equipment, or the digital PCB. 1. Press the power button to turn off the power. 2. While holding down buttons "MOVIE" and "MUSIC" simultaneously, press the power button to turn on the power.
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SCH03_MAIN CPU TO 2D TO 3D TO B7 TO B3 TO A7 TO B1 TO B2 TO LEVEL CHG. TO DIGITAL CNT (PAGE 5) (PAGE 1) R1577 4.7K DA_MS DA_CK R1578 OPEN R1579 OPEN DA_MD R1581 OPEN DSP_ICS DSP_ICS DSP_MOSI DSP_MOSI DSP_MISO DSP_MISO...
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SCH04_EXPANDER TO 2E TO 3E TO 4E TO 5E TO A4 TO B0 TO A6 TO DIGITAL CNT TO VIDEO PLD TO HDMI TX TO HDMI SW1 TO HDMI SW2 (PAGE 16_C6) PAGE 1 (PAGE 13_A4) (PAGE 17_D6) (PAGE 14_A3) R1702 4.7K SWM3.3V...
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SCH05_CPU LEVEL CHG TO D2 TO A8 TO C8 TO DIGITAL CONNECT TO MAIN CPU (PAGE 1_A4) (PAGE 3_D5) TO DIGITAL SUPPLY POWER (PAGE 2_B1) T206 T186 T185 3.3K R1967 2SC3052 2SC3052 2SC3052 Q1907 Q1910 Q1913 Q1922 Q1923 T246 Q1902 T247 T187 T188...
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MX25L1606EM2I-12G R2512 R2518 HOLD R2517 R2513 R2505 OPEN R2516 CN251 X2501 CJP07GA193ZY C2502 10022H-07C USE TEFLON TAPE(CGX1A438) C2503 MP:open SR7012,AV7704 ONLY R2514 25MHz R2519 R2515 OPEN R2520 MOSI R2521 R2522 MISO DSP1_SPI_CLK DSP1_SPI_MOSI DSP1_SPI_SS DSP1_SPI_MISO TO 8G GND LINE POWER+ LINE...
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SCH09_DSP2 TO G3 TO G4 TO 9G TO G7 TO F8 TO DSP1 PART TO DSP3 PART TO DSP1 PART TO A.PLD TO DSP1 PART (PAGE 8-3_D3) (PAGE 8-1_D2) (PAGE 7_A4) (PAGE 8-1_D4) (PAGE 8-1_D3) D3I_FW D3I_CSW D3I_FH D3I_SB D3I_RSV D3I_F D3I_S IC262...
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SCH10_DSP3 TO F5 TO 1H TO F9 TO G9 TO G6 TO DSP2 PART TO ADUDIO PLD PART TO DSP1 PART TO DSP4 PART TO AUDIO PLD (PAGE 8-4_D5) (PAGE 7_A4) (PAGE 8-2_D3) (PAGE 8-1_D2) (PAGE 7_A5) IC272 C2745 1000P A3V56S40GTP-60 256M BIT SDRAM C2737...
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SCH11_DSP4 TO H1 TO G0 TO G5 TO ADUDIO PLD PART TO DSP3 PART TO DSP1 PART (PAGE 8-3_D4) (PAGE 7_A3) (PAGE 8-1_D2) IC282 C2855 1000P A3V56S40GTP-60 256M BIT SDRAM C2847 VDD_INT DAI_P09 C2856 0.1 R2845 DSP4_FLAG0 FLAG0 DAI_P05 R2846 4.7K C2857 0.1 DQ15...
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SCH12_ADC TO G1 TO D1 (PAGE 7_A3) (PAGE 3_C6) (PAGE 6_C5) TO AUDIO PLD TO MAIN CPU TO DIR A+5V AD_VDCOM ADINL ADINR DAGND C3055 TO B5 C3056 C3057 1000P C3058 1000P C3061 1000P C3062 1000P C3063 1000P C3064 1000P C3066 1000P C3067 1000P C3068 1000P...
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R3925 OPEN KRC102S HPD7 HPD7 R3965 R3926 OPEN RX7_5V KRC102S TP17 +5V_7 USE TEFLON TAPE(CGX1A438) 19.HP DET R3927 1.8K SR6012,SR7012,AV7704 ONLY 18.+5V R3928 1.8K 17.GND 16.DDC DATA R3967 C3934 R3908 RX7_DDCDA R3968 15.DDC CLK RX7_DDCCL 1608 14.NC 13.CEC DA7 CK7...
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SCH18_VSP & IP & OSD TO DIGITAL POWER SUPPLY (PAGE 2_B3) TO C1 L4001 CB03YTYH600 L4002 CB03YTYH600 L4003 L4008 L4013 CB03YTYH600 CB03YTYH600 CB03YTYH600 L4004 L4010 CB03YTYH600 CB03YTYH600 L4016 CB03YTYH600 L4012 L4005 CB03YTYH600 L4014 CB03YTYH600 CB03YTYH600 IC403 IC402 A3R12E40DBF-8E L4006 A3R12E40DBF-8E 512Mbit DDR2 SDRAM L4015 CB03YTYH600...
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SCH19_VIDEO PLD TO C2 TO F3 TO DIGITAL POWER TO AUDIO PLD (PAGE 2_B3) (PAGE 7_D1) MCU&LEGO ADV8003 VPLD_TRANS2 VPLD_TRANS2 PO8KI_C9/G1_PLD PO8KI_C9/G1 VPLD_TRANS1 VPLD_TRANS1 TO EXPANDER RN429 VPLD_TRANS0 PO8KI_Y0/G4_PLD PO8KI_Y0/G4 VPLD_TRANS0 33x4 PO8KI_Y11/R7_PLD PO8KI_Y11/R7 N_PCK (PAGE 4_C4) TTL_SEL_A ADV7180 TTL_SEL_A PO8KI_Y3/G7_PLD 8KOPI_HSYNC IO-001...
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RN462 SD[3]/DSDR1 TO J0 CEC_COM EHARC_SD3 33x4 C4475 IOVCC33 PVCC12 EHARC_SPDIF EHARC_MUTE USE TEFLON TAPE(CGX1A438) SPDIF/DSDR2 SR6012,SR7012,AV7704 ONLY VIDEOPLD_HOPI R4464 VIDEOPLD_POHI TP54 TP53 TO MAIN CPU TO VIDEO PLD (PAGE 3_A4) TO J3 (PAGE 16_A3) TO D7 GND LINE POWER+ LINE...
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SCH21_INPUT BN64C BN24C BN23C TO CN64C TO CN24C TO CN23C FROM SIDE CONNECT PART FROM SIDE CONNECT PART FROM FRONT CONNECT PART (PAEG 27_B4) (PAEG 27_B2) (PAEG 24_B2) BN64C BN24C BN23C C125Z2-13 C125Z2-27 C125Z2-21 R4843 100K BN323 R4761 100K R4772 100K R4762 100K...
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SCH26_RS232C_TRIGGER IR / FLASHER RS232C/TRIGGER IC521 ILX3232DT C5237 C5236 50V/0.1uF 50V/10uF C5231 C5235 C5245 50V/0.01uF 50V/0.1uF 50V/0.1uF C5246 50V/0.1uF C5247 OPEN D5231 JK525 OPEN T1_O R5234 RS-232C R1_I R5233 Q5251 OPEN D5232 OPEN C5233 R1_O OPEN 50V/0.1uF Q5252 OPEN C5234 T1_I C5241 50V/0.1uF C5244 50V/0.01uF...
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SCH27_SIDE CNT CN23A CN27A SIDE CNT_CUP12923Z(CONNECT A) TO BN23A TO BN27A FROM DIGITAL CON.PART FROM DIGITAL CON.PART PAGE 1_D1 PAGE 1_C1 CN23A CN27A C125Z1-29 C125Z1-15 TU_RXMO/SCL TU_TXMI/SDA TU_SEN TU_RST TU_INT CN27B CN28B CN28B C125Z1-07 FROM/TO RC-5/MX-PORT PART CN27B C125Z1-15 PAGE 20_A5 TO BN28B FROM/TO RC-5/MX-PORT PART PAGE 20_C5...
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SCH28_FRT CNT FRT CNT CONNECT B CN21A CN25A CN26A CN24A TO BN21A TO BN25A TO BN26A TO BN24A FROM/TO DIGITAL CON. PART FROM/TO DIGITAL CON. PART FROM/TO DIGITAL CON. PART FROM/TO DIGITAL CON. PART PAGE 1_B3 PAGE 1_D5 PAGE 1_D3 PAGE 1_B5 CN21A CN25A...
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SCH32_REGULATOR R9821 TUNER PART C9827 R9825 OPEN OPEN C9821 OPEN C9825 L9821 OPEN OPEN R9823 R9827 OPEN C9809 OPEN C9810 OPEN CHASSIS R9826 C9828 OPTION A OPEN OPEN C9826 C9811 0.1uF L9822 OPEN OPEN R9824 CHASSIS R9828 OPEN C9822 OPEN TUNER_L L-OUT TUNER_R...
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SCH33_FRONT CN69A TO CN69B SR7012/AV7704 PAGE 1_B1 TO DIGITAL CON. FRONT B'D CN69A VOLUME & REMOTE PART LUG61 C6918 OPEN OPEN C6917 OPEN C6916 OPEN IC603 C6915 OPEN NJM2887 C6914 OPEN GP1261AI FL602 C6913 OPEN C6912 OPEN OPEN C6911 C6910 0ohm 4.19V...
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SCH38_HDAM5 HDAM_AMP_UNIT #2 CN920 CN920 P_RL+B P_RLGND AN_PRE_FR(+) AN_PRE_FR(-) AGND AGND AN_PRE_FL(+) TO K3 AN_PRE_FL(-) AGND AGND AN_PRE_C(+) TO K8 TO BN920 F9400 A+12V AN_PRE_C(-) T2AL 250V Q9424 YW 396-03 AGND KTD998 CN940 TO K4 R9422 Q9422 KTC3875S TO L0 Q9400 KRC105S AGND...
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AC100 ~ 120V : T 8A L 250V CN902 C3A206 C9038 AC220 ~ 240V : T 4A L 250V CMD1A629 OPEN AC100 ~ 120V : T 1.6A L 250V J9004 AV7704 AC220 ~ 240V : T 1A L 250V C3A206 R9027 4.7K(0.2W) C9027 OPEN J9016 C3A206...
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FRONT, FHDMI FFC TOP, FRONT SW, HP, FHDMI FFC TOP B FRONT (A SIDE) FRONT (B SIDE) FRONT SW (A SIDE) FRONT SW (B SIDE) HP (A SIDE) HP (B SIDE) J6146 BN605B C6801 R6352 C6356 R6354 C6352 C6354 CUP12918-2 C6351 C6355 R6353...
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HDAM, SMPS HDAM (A SIDE) HDAM (B SIDE) SMPS (A SIDE) SMPS (B SIDE) Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Pri. Pri. Pri. Pri. Pri. Pri. Sec. Sec. Pri. Pri. Sec. Sec. C9008 C9007 Q9003 D9010 R9037 C9006 R9043 R9035 C9024 R9020 R9021 R9025 R9022 R9024...
LEVEL DIAGRAM FRONT ch AV7704 LEVEL DIAGRAM FRONT ch NJU72343 NJU72750 ANALOG + H/POUT NJU72750 NJU72750 HDAM Balanced LINE IN GAIN ADJ. - AK4458 MIC IN + + + AK5358 - - PRE OUT TO ZONE2 x4pcs TO ZONE3 EXT IN +30dB Volume IC: NJU72343 NON CLIP MAX SIGNAL LEVEL 4.2Vrms...
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CENTER / SURROUND ch AV7704 LEVEL DIAGRAM CENTER/SURROUND ch NJU72343 HDAM Balanced GAIN ADJ. AK4458 + + - - PRE OUT x4pcs EXT IN +30dB Volume IC: NJU72343 NON CLIP MAX SIGNAL LEVEL 4.2Vrms DAC:AK4458 1.98Vrms=0dBFS FULL SCALE LEVEL = 2.0Vrms...
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SUBWOOFER ch AV7704 LEVEL DIAGRAM SUB WOOFER ch NJU72343 HDAM Balanced GAIN ADJ. AK4458 + + - - PRE OUT x4pcs EXT IN +30dB FULL SCALE LEVEL Volume IC: NJU72343 NON CLIP MAX SIGNAL LEVEL 4.2Vrms DOLBY LIMIT LEVEL (ALL ch -3dBFS)
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ASSIGN1 / 2 (SURR.BACK / HEIGHT1 / HEIGHT2) ch AV7704 LEVEL DIAGRAM ASSIGN1/2/3 (SURROUND BACK/HEIGHT1/HEIGHT2) ch NJU72343 NJU72751 HDAM Balanced GAIN ADJ. AK4458 + + - - PRE OUT x4pcs EXT IN +30dB Volume IC: NJU72343 NON CLIP MAX SIGNAL LEVEL 4.2Vrms DAC:AK4458 1.98Vrms=0dBFS...
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ZONE2 / ZONE3 ch AV7704 LEVEL DIAGRAM ZONE2/ZONE3 NJU72750 LINE IN To MAIN MONO MUTE PRE OUT PCM5100 NJW1194V MONO Z2 DAC MONO NJW1194V MUTE PCM5100 PRE OUT Z3 DAC MONO +30dB NJW1194V MAX. OUTPUT 4.2Vrms PCM5100 MAX. SIGNAL LEVEL 2.0Vrms=0dBFS...
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BLOCK DIAGRAM ANALOG AUDIO DIAGRAM AV7704 ANALOG AUDIO BLOCK NJU72750AV Main L 11.2ch Processing P_PREFL DAFL EXT_FL EXT_FL P_PREFR EXT_C EXT_C ADCL NJU72343V HDAM PART P_PREC Z2FL AMPINFL ADZ2L EXT_FL PREC P_PRESW1 EXT_C DALEGOZ2L EXT_FR AMPINFR P_PRESL EXT_C Main R...
AK4458VN 40 +105 C (Exposed pad is connected to ground) 40 +85 C (Exposed pad is open) 48-pin QFN (0.5mm pitch) AKD4458 Evaluation Board for AK4458 AK4458VN (FRONT CNT : IC301, IC311) No. Pin Name I/O Function PD State CAD0_I2C Chip Address 0 Pin in I2C Bus serial control mode Pin Configurations Chip Select Pin in 3-wire serial control mode...
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G Bipolar Technology G Package Outline DIP16,DMP16 GENERAL DESCRIPTION PACKAGE OUTLINE The NJM2586A is a wide band 3-input 1-output 3-circuit video I PIN CONFIGURATION and BLOCK DIAGRAM NJU72343 (INPUT : IC471, IC491) NJM2595MTE1 ( amplifier. It is suitable for Y, Pb, and Pr signal because frequency IC511) VIDEO : range is 50MHz.The NJM2586A is suitable for AV receiver, STB,...
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MECHANICAL DISASSEMBLY Flowchart 1. WiFi ANT 2. FRONT ASSY 3. RADIATOR ASSY 4. REAR PANEL 5. DIGITAL PCB 6. VIDEO PCB 7. INPUT PCB 8. XLR PCB 9. SMPS PCB 10. TRANS EXPLODED VIEW PACKING VIEW...
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DISASSEMBLY Flowchart • Remove each part following the flow below. • Reassemble the removed parts in the reverse order. • Read "SAFETY PRECAUTIONS" before reassembling the removed parts. • If wire bundles are removed or moved during adjustment or part replacement, reshape the wires after completing the work. Failure to shape the wires correctly may cause problems such as noise. •...
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• The photographs with no shooting direction indicated were taken from the top of the unit. (1) Remove the screws. • Photos of AV7704 U are used in this manual. The viewpoint of each photograph (Shooting direction : X) [View from the top] View from the bottom ↓Shooting direction: B↓...
3. RADIATOR ASSY 5. DIGITAL PCB Proceeding : TOP COVER → FRONT ASSY → RADIATOR ASSY Proceeding : TOP COVER → WiFi ANT → REAR PANEL → DIGITAL PCB (1) Remove the screws. (1) Remove the screws. Remove the Rivet. Cut the wire clamp, then remove the connector. Remove the FFC.
6. VIDEO PCB 8. XLR PCB Proceeding : TOP COVER → WiFi ANT → REAR PANEL → DIGITAL PCB → VIDEO PCB Proceeding : TOP COVER → WiFi ANT → FRONT ASSY → RADIATOR ASSY → REAR PANEL → DIGITAL PCB → VIDEO PCB →...
EXPLODED VIEW http://dmedia.dmglobal.com/Document/DocumentDetails/23567 Parts List : EXPLODED VIEW [AV7704] S10 X3 S8 x4 S2 X5 P21 X2 M3 -2 M3 -1 C42 X13 M3 -2 WARNING: Parts marked with this symbol z have critical characteristics. Use ONLY replacement parts recommended by the manufacturer.
REPAIR INFORMATION TROUBLE SHOOTING SPECIAL MODE 1. POWER Special mode setting button 2. Analog video 1. Version Display Mode 3. HDMI/DVI 2. PANEL / REMOTE LOCK Selection Mode 4. AUDIO 3-1. Selecting the Mode for Service-related 5. Network / Bluetooth / USB 3-2.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING 1. POWER 1.1. The unit does not power on The unit does not power on Disconnect the connector [CN903] that supplies power from the Measure the voltage of the DIGITAL PCB [CN903 : 5, 6pin]. SMPS PCB to the DIGITAL PCB and measure the voltage of the SMPS Is the fuse blown out? "6.
2. Analog video Perform the operation below beforehand. b Check it whether connection cable and Monitor are normal. b VIDEO Convert is set to ON. Input b Setting as follows. CVBS / COMPONENT V : SAT COMPONENT : SAT Is the power voltage being output correctly? MONITOR OUT (CVBS / COMPONENT / HDMI OUT NG SIDE CNT PCB ·...
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3.1. No picture or sound is output (HDMI to HDMI) No picture or sound is output. (8) When using a MARANTZ Blu-ray/DVD player, is the "HDMI" indicator of the fluorescent display lit? Proceed to YES when using a Blu-ray/DVD player produced by other manufactures.
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(15) Are a picture and sound output when a differ- The TV is faulty. ent TV is used? Check the unit. "HDMI "Rx/Tx" Failure Detection"...
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4. AUDIO 4.1. AUDIO CHECK No audio output CHECK 1 INPUT SURROUND MODE SOURCE Check the ANALOG AUDIO BLOCK Audio output OK? ANALOG 2CH DIRECT ANALOG CHECK 2 INPUT SURROUND MODE SOURCE Check the DIGITAL AUDIO BLOCK Legacy Audio output OK? COAX or OPT (PCM or DolbyDigital or dts…) CHECK 3...
4.2. Analog audio No audio output. Is a voltage of ± 7V supplied to INPUT PCB [BN64]? Repair the ± 7V power supply. Is there an audio signal in INPUT PCB [BN461, Repair the power amplifier. BN462]? Connect the connectors correctly. Is the connector correctly connected to the DIGI- TAL PCB? Repair the DIGITAL PCB.
5. Network / Bluetooth / USB 5.1. Cannot connect to the network Check the connection environment The circuit of NET5V POWER Insert the LAN cable correctly and then turn on Can the output voltage (5V) to Is NET5V POWER [IC151 : 48pin Is the LAN cable correctly inserted? between [IC151-Q1101 : FET- the power again.
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5.2. Cannot establish a Bluetooth connection Check the Bluetooth device being used Are the versions of the HEOS Version displayed in The Network Module software is faulty. Version Check Mode? Is the Bluetooth device compatible with the A2DP Use a device that is A2DP profile compatible. profile? The circuit of Network Module is faulty.
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5.3. Cannot recognize the connected USB device 5.4. No picture or sound is output Check the USB device being used Checking the unit (If no picture is output) Are digital video signals(LEGOPCK, LEGOVS, The circuit around Network Module, [IC421 : V.PLD] Is a USB hub being used? Do not use a USB hub.
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DIGITAL test point USB test point D4332 D4312 D3962 D3804 R3844 D4317 Z2_DA R3848 C2007 R3847 R3843 T192 Z2_HPD D3803 Z2_+5V JK432 D4338 M2_HPD JK431 HPD5 HPD4 HPD3 D3802 T191 T190 D2001 TP39 D4319 D3967 D3946 D3945 HPD6 HPD2 HPD1 D4343 D4342 D4339...
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6. SMPS Operation waveform for each part DC 5V is not output. After primary side rectification Primary drain (Caution: High voltage, electric shock) After secondary rectifications (Caution: High voltage, electric shock) Replace the [IC901 : TOP268EG Is [IC901 : TOP268EG] damaged? and D9001 / D9002 / D9003 / C9002 OPTION...
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HDMI "Rx/Tx" Failure Detection 1. Prior checking Check item(0). : Checking the HDMI connector Checking the condition of the HDMI pin (rear/front). There are deformed pins. Replace the HDMI connector. Check for deformed pins. None of the pins are deformed. Check by following the flow chart for "3.
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2. Preparations for checking HDMI Switcher reception/transmission register 2-3. Device configuration method 2-1. Necessary devices PC settings : Execute the serial communication program, Termite.exe. Check the product settings. 2-a) Player with an HDMI terminal 2-b) TV with an HDMI terminal (* NOTE : Do not use a computer monitor.) After executing Termite.exe, click [Settings].
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Click the [click to connect] button to start communication. When the settings are correct, the following message will be displayed in the window of After a connection is established successfully, the display of the button name will change as Termite. shown in Figure 4.
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3. Starting detecting the point of failure Check item(1). (2-2) Display when an Error is not detected. Check the power supply status and communication status with the CPU of each device. L1 HDMI DIAGNOSTICS Start in HDMI Diagnostics mode and follow the procedures below. L2 1 Auto Test (1) Start in HDMI Diagnostics mode Cancel the mode, and proceed to...
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Check item(2). : Does a video signal come from HDMI ZONE2 Check item(4). Does a video signal come from HDMI OUT1 to OUT to TV correctly? TV correctly? HDMI IN ZONE2 OUT HDMI IN HDMI OUT1/2 Go to check item (48) (Switcher1 failure detection proce- dure) Go to...
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3-1. Error Code H1-01 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC431 : MN864787] Check the power supply voltage. (HDMI Tx) Checking the reset waveform. (HDMI Tx) Check item(6). Check the power supply voltage. : Check item(8). Checking the reset waveform : Check the waveform.
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Check the I2C communication line. (HDMI Tx) Check item(9). Check the I2C communication line : Check the CPU. Is the "TP53, TP54" waveform of the TP near the HDMI SW1 [IC391] correct (like the one shown in the diagram) when the power is turned on? TP53 I2C(CK) TP54 I2C(DA)
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3-2. Error Code H1-02 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC391 : MN864788] Check the power supply voltage. (HDMI SW1) Checking the reset waveform. (HDMI SW1) Check item(11). Check the power supply voltage. : Check item(13). Checking the reset waveform : Check the waveform.
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3-3. Error Code H1-03 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC381 : MN864788] Check the power supply voltage. (HDMI SW2) Checking the reset waveform. (HDMI SW2) Check item(14). Check the power supply voltage. : Check item(16). Checking the reset waveform : Check the waveform.
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3-4. Error Code H1-06 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC401 : ADV8003] Check the power supply voltage. Checking the reset waveform. Check item(17). Check the power supply voltage. Check item(18). Check the power supply voltage. Check item(19). Checking the reset : Check the CPU.
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Check the I2C communication line. Check item(20). Check the I2C communication line : Check the CPU. Is the "I2C" waveform of the TP near the CPU [IC151] correct (like the one shown in the diagram) when the power is turned on? TP110 (CK) IC401 TP111 (DA)
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3-5. Error Code H1-14 failure detection procedure 3-6. Error Code H1-15 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC402, IC403 : A3R12E40DBF-8E] Checking device. [IC404 : W25Q128JVFIQ] Check item(23). Write to the GUI ROM. Check item(22). Check soldering of IP SCALER [IC401], DDR2 [IC402/IC403] and its peripheral circuits. Recheck from check item (1).
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3-7. Error Code H1-05 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC351 : ADV7180] Checking the reset waveform. (VIDEO DECODER) Check item(25). Checking the reset waveform : Check the waveform. Is the "TP13" waveform of the TP near the VIDEO DECODER [IC351] correct (like the one shown in the diagram) when the power is turned on? VIDEO DECODER Examples of confirmation waveform...
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3-8. Error Code H1-08 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC251 : ADSP21487] Check the power supply voltage. (DSP1) Checking the reset waveform. (DSP1) Check item(26). Check the power supply voltage. Check item(27). Check the power supply voltage. Check item(28). Checking the reset : Check the CPU.
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Check the SPI communication line. (DSP1) Check item(29). Check the SPI communication line : Check the CPU. Is the "SPI" waveform of the TP near the DSP [IC251] correct (like the one shown in the diagram) when the power is turned on? 3 pin CLK 4 pin MOSI 6 pin CS...
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3-9. Error Code H1-09 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC261 : ADSP21487] Checking the reset waveform. (DSP2) Check the SPI communication line. (DSP2) Check item(31). Checking the reset : Check item(32). Check the SPI communication line : Check the CPU. Check the CPU.
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3-10. Error Code H1-10 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC271 : ADSP21487] Check the power supply voltage. (DSP3) Checking the reset waveform. (DSP3) Check item(34). Check the power supply voltage. Check item(35). Check the power supply voltage. Check item(36). Checking the reset : Check the CPU.
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Check the SPI communication line. (DSP3) Check item(37). Check the SPI communication line : Check the CPU. Is the "SPI" waveform of the TP near the DSP [IC271] correct (like the one shown in the diagram) when the power is turned on? 54 pin CS IC271 *The diagram shows an example.
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3-11. Error Code H1-11 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC281 : ADSP21487] Checking the reset waveform. (DSP4) Check the SPI communication line. (DSP4) Check item(39). Checking the reset : Check item(40). Check the SPI communication line : Check the CPU. Check the CPU.
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3-12. Error Code H1-12 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC202 : PCM9211] Checking the reset waveform. (DIR) Check the communication line. (DIR) Check item(42). Checking the reset : Check item(43). Check the communication line : Check the CPU. Check the CPU. Is the waveform of the TP near the DIR [IC202] correct (like the one Is the waveform of the TP near the DIR [IC202] correct (like the one shown in the diagram) when the power is turned on?
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3-13. Error Code H1-16 failure detection procedure Checking device. [IC432 : SiI9437] Check the power supply voltage. (ARC IC) Checking the reset waveform. (ARC IC) Check item(45). Check the power supply voltage. : Check item(47). Checking the reset waveform : Check the waveform.
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3-14. Switcher1 failure detection procedure HDMI IN ZONE2 OUT Check item(49). Checking the DDC status register : Example Send the following command from Termite.exe. b In order to check, connect the player to the HDMI terminal and configure the player as AVR source. Next, turn on the power for the player and TV and start playback on the player.
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When the results of check item (48) are "NO" When the results of check item (49) are "00 or 04" (Detection of 5V is not OK) (Detection of DDC is not OK.) Check the +5V voltage. (HDMI IN5 - 7) Check the DDC line.
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When the results of check item (49) are "22 or 11" (Detection of DDC is OK.) Checking the TMDS status register (HDMI Switcher1) 3.3V TMDS Signal TMDS Check item(52). Checking register of the TMDS CLK detection status Example register : Send the following command from Termite.exe.
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When the results of check item (53) are "33 or 23 or 13 or 03" Example (Detection of HPD is OK / Detection of RXSENSE is OK ) Checking the EDID register. (HDMI ZONE2 OUT) Check item(55). Check the Monitor EDID : ①...
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When the results of check item (53) are "31 or 21 or 11 or 01" When the results of check item (53) are "32 or 22 or 12 or 02" (Detection of HPD is OK / Detection of RXSENSE is not OK ) (Detection of HPD is not OK / Detection of RXSENSE is OK ) Check the TMDS.
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When the results of check item (53) are "30 or 20 or 10 or 00" (Detection of HPD is not OK / Detection of RXSENSE is not OK ) Check the TMDS/HPD. (HDMI ZONE2 OUT) Check item(60). Checking the HPD and RXSENSE. : Does the test point near HDMI output terminal [JK394] indicate (3.3V)? Does the test point (HPD) near HDMI output terminal [JK394] indi-...
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3-15. Switcher2 failure detection procedure HDMI IN ZONE2 OUT Check item(62). Checking the DDC status register : Example Send the following command from Termite.exe. b In order to check, connect the player to the HDMI terminal and configure the player as AVR source. Next, turn on the power for the player and TV and start playback on the player.
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When the results of check item (61) are "NO" When the results of check item (62) are "00 or 04" (Detection of 5V is not OK) (Detection of DDC is not OK.) Check the +5V voltage. (HDMI IN1 - 4) Check the DDC line.
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When the results of check item (62) are "22 or 11" (Detection of DDC is OK.) 3.3V TMDS Signal Check item(66). Checking the TMDS input waveform. : Checking the TMDS status register (HDMI Switcher2) Check the TMDS waveform at the following test point. Is the waveform like the sample? Check item(65).
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3-16. Tx failure detection procedure Check the output terminal. Check item(69). Check the video output port for failure. : Check the Monitor 1 output video signal is correct. After checking the Monitor 1, change the HDMI cable connection from OUT1 to OUT2. Turn off the AV AMP and turn it on again.
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Checking operation between the HDMI (SW) device and the HDMI device (Tx). Checking between Monitor1 and the TV. Checking operation between the HDMI (Tx) device and TV. Connect Monitor1 to the TV and check the following items with the TV turned on. HDMI1 in HDMI5 in HDMI OUT1...
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Example When the results of check item (72) are "30" (Detection of HPD is OK / Detection of RXSENSE is OK ) Checking the EDID register. (HDMI OUT1) Check item(73). Check the Monitor EDID : ① Unplug the AC cord. Plug the AC cord into a power outlet. The first eight bytes are nor- ②...
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When the results of check item (72) are "10" When the results of check item (72) are "20" (Detection of HPD is OK / Detection of RXSENSE is not OK ) (Detection of HPD is not OK / Detection of RXSENSE is OK ) Check the TMDS.
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When the results of check item (72) are "00" (Detection of HPD is not OK / Detection of RXSENSE is not OK ) Check the TMDS/HPD. (HDMI OUT1) Check item(78). Checking the HPD and RXSENSE. : Does the test point near HDMI output terminal [JK431] indicate (3.3V)? Does the test point (HPD) near HDMI output terminal [JK431] indi- cate "Hi(3-5V)"?
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Checking between Monitor 2 and the TV. Connect Monitor2 to the TV and check the following items with the TV turned on. Checking the HPD/RXSENSE status register. (HDMI OUT2) Check item(79). Check the HPD and RXSENSE register value of the Example HDMI TX device.
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When the results of check item (79) are "03" (Detection of HPD is OK / Detection of RXSENSE is OK ) Example Checking the EDID register. (OUT2) Check item(80). Check the Monitor EDID : ① Unplug the AC cord. Plug the AC cord into a power outlet. ②...
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When the results of check item (79) are "01" When the results of check item (79) are "02" (Detection of HPD is OK / Detection of RXSENSE is not OK ) (Detection of HPD is not OK / Detection of RXSENSE is OK ) Check the RXSENSE.
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When the results of check item (79) are "00" (Detection of HPD is not OK / Detection of RXSENSE is not OK ) Checking the HPD/RXSENSE status register. (OUT2) Check item(85). Checking the HPD and RXSENSE. : Does the test point of RXSENSE close to the HDMI output terminal [JK432] indicate the (3.3V)? Does the voltage of HPD test point close to the HDMI output terminal [JK432] indicate Hi (3-5V)?
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3-17. Front HDMI Buffer (AD8195) failure detection procedure Checking operation between the HDMI (Front HDMI Buffer) and the player Checking the +5V/DDC status register (Front HDMI Buffer) Check item(88). Checking the 5V status register : Example b In order to check, connect the player to the HDMI terminal and configure the player as AVR source. Send the following command from Termite.exe.
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When the results of check item (88) are "78 or 70" When the results of check item (89) are "00 or 04" (Detection of 5V is not OK.) (Detection of DDC is not OK.) Check the +5V voltage. (Front HDMI Buffer) Check the DDC Line.
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When the results of check item (89) are "22" (Detection of DDC is OK) Checking the TMDS status register (Front HDMI Buffer) 3.3V TMDS Signal Check item(92). Check the TMDS CLK detection status of the register Check item(93). Checking the TMDS input waveform. : Example Check the TMDS waveform at the following test point.
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3-18. GUI and PLD failure detection procedure Check item(95). Does a video signal come from HDMI OUT to TV correctly? : Check item(97). Check the GUI video signal line from the HDMI Tx : HDMI OUT 3.3V Check the video signal waveform at the following test point. Is the waveform like the sample? Example of waveform in check ①...
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When the results of check item (95) are "YES" (When the menu display is OK) Check item(99). Check the PLD video signal line from the HDMI Tx : Check the video signal waveform at the following test point. HDMI HDMI OUT 3.3V Is the waveform like the sample? Turn Video Conversion "ON"...
SPECIAL MODE Special mode setting button b No. 1 - 4, 6 - 8 : While holding down buttons "A", "B" and "C" simultaneously, press the power button to turn on the power. b No. 5, 9, 10 : While the power is on, hold down buttons "A", "B", and "C" for at least 3 seconds . Mode Button A Button B...
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→ Q4 BT Mac Address → Q5 Audyssey App Interface Version Q3 WiFi Mac Address : q Model destination information, Serial Number: t Audio, Video PLD : *Wi-Fi MAC AV7704 \ Audio PLD:**.** ******-****** ********** Video PLD:**.** \ : Region (U, N, K, F)
1.4. Error display See the table below for descriptions of the displayed errors and countermeasures for these. If multiple errors occur, only one item is displayed. The priority order is w, e, r, t, y, q. Condition States Display TROUBLE SHOOTING FIRM ERROR The model name, brand name and region information M:*************...
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1.5. Version Display in the Setup Menu Follow the steps below to display the firmware information. (1) Press the "SETUP" button on the remote control. (2) Select "General - Information - Firmware". The version information is displayed as a 16-digit number as shown in the screenshot below. General/Firmware Version XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX...
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2. PANEL / REMOTE LOCK Selection Mode 2.1. Actions Switch the PANEL LOCK and REMOTE LOCK modes between on and off. 2.2. Starting up While holding down buttons "BACK" and "ENTER" simultaneously, press the power button to turn on the power. Select the desired mode using the "CURSOR f / d "...
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3-1. Selecting the Mode for Service-related 3-1.1. Actions Select diagnostic mode (service path check mode), protection history display mode, 232C standby clear 3.RS232C RESET mode, Operation Info mode, TUNER STEP mode or Remote ID Setup Mode. –4.OP INFO 3-1.2. Starting up Operation Info for the unit can be checked.
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3-2. 232C Standby Clear Mode 3-3. Operation Info Mode 3-2.1. Actions 3-3.1. Actions Switches from 232C standby mode to normal standby mode. This mode enables the unit to display the accumulated operating time, power On count and each pro- tection count. 3-2.2.
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3-4. TUNER STEP mode (U, N only) 3-4.1. Actions This is a special mode for enabling reception STEP of the ANALOG TUNER to be changed. 3-4.2. Starting up While holding down buttons "ZONE SELECT" and "BACK" simultaneously, press the power button to turn on the power.
4. Protection Pass Mode 5. Network Initialization Mode 4.1. Actions 5.1. Actions • This mode allows the power to be turned on without activating protections. The following items are initialized. • This mode functions in the same way as normal power-on, except that protections are not activated. Network setup •...
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6. Clearing the Operation Info 7. Log Capture feature 6.1. Actions 7.1. Actions • Displays the accumulated operating time of the unit, the number of times the power was switched on, • Acquires the Network Module log. and the number of occurrences of each protection. •...
DIAGNOSTIC MODE Service Path Check Mode 1.1. Actions This function is convenient for confirming problem paths in the product and checking the paths after repairing. The Video and Audio paths can be checked. The backup data is not rewritten. 1.2. Starting up While holding down buttons "ZONE SELECT"...
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Paths to be confirmed Display (Sub Display) Settings What to confirm Input Source : HEOS Music ・ Digital(PCM) input ⇒ ZONE2 RCA output (ZONE2 L/R) Input Mode : Auto ( b The input source can be switched to any source except HEOS Music.) Sound mode : STEREO Amp assign : 11.1ch fig.03a...
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Paths to be confirmed Display (Sub Display) Settings What to confirm Input Source : CBL/SAT ・ Analog input ⇒ RCA output (Front L/R, S.Back L/R (Front)) Input Mode : Auto ・ Analog input ⇒ XLR output (Front L/R, S.Back L/R (Front)) Sound mode : STEREO ( b The input source can be switched to any source except CBL/SAT.) Amp Assign...
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1.6. Confirmation items for the video system See the block diagram fig.XXth. Paths to be confirmed Display (Sub Display) Settings What to confirm Input Source : CBL/SAT ・ Component input ⇒ Component output Video Conversion (IP Scaler) : Off ( b The input source can be switched to any source except CBL/SAT.) fig.13 1 Analog Video pass MAIN ZONE : On...
JIG FOR SERVICING Use the following jigs (extension cable kit) when repairing the PCBs. Order with your dealer for the jigs your dealer if necessary. CAUTION : Incorrect connections may cause malfunction. BN21B BN28B Connection of Jig for DIGITAL PCB ---Items to Be Prepared--- 8U-110084S : EXTENSION UNIT KIT 1Set...
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(4) Connect the expansion cables. Board-to-Board Connections Ref. No. Ref. No. FRONT CNT BN27A DIGITAL 15pin CN27A SIDE CNT 29pin CN23A SIDE CNT BN23A DIGITAL 27pin CN24A FRONT CNT BN24A DIGITAL 15pin CN26A FRONT CNT BN26A DIGITAL 25pin CN25A FRONT CNT BN25A DIGITAL 15pin...
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UPDATING PROCEDURE AFTER REPLACING THE PCB. PROCEDURE AFTER REPLACING THE U-COM, ETC. FIRMWARE UPDATE PROCEDURE 1. Items necessary for update 2. Update preparation with a USB flash drive 3. Update method when the DIGITAL PCB or network module is replaced (Using a USB flash drive) 4.
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PROCEDURE AFTER REPLACING THE PCB. PROCEDURE AFTER REPLACING THE U-COM, ETC. The procedure after replacing the printed circuit boards is as follows. The procedure after replacing the u-COM (microprocessor), flash ROM, etc. is as follows. (1) Change the resistor for setting the region. Implement the update method when the DIGITAL PCB or network module is replaced.
Update download file when the DIGITAL PCB or network module is replaced Model Name Model Area Download from SDI AV7704 avr_40.prod.update.factory.xxxx.zip Table 2 Update download file when the firmware is updated (Two files, "HW component" and "LEGO component") Download from SDI...
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2. Update preparation with a USB flash drive You can update the firmware by downloading the latest version with USB flash drive. 2.1. Connecting to the USB flash drive (1) Preparation ・ Windows PC ・ USB flash drive format : Prepare a USB flash drive formatted in FAT16 or FAT32. b We recommend a USB flash drive that has an LED installed.
3. Update method when the DIGITAL PCB or network module is replaced (Using a USB flash drive) 3.1. File structure on USB flash drive (5) USB Update starts automatically. The Standby LED lights red. DIGITAL PCB or network module is replaced onto the USB flash drive in the following structure. Display during USB update (Main Display) L1 Wait After unzipping the files, store them in the root of the same USB flash drive.
4. Update Method for Service Region Settings Copy the Service Region Settings from the USB flash drive to this unit. (5) Copy the files created on the USB flash drive. 4.1. Creating a Service Region Settings file (1) Click [Start button] - [Accessories] - [notepad] on the PC to launch the notepad. copy to USB flash drive (2) Enter "TEXT".
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5. Normal Firmware Update Method from USB Flash Drive 5.1. File structure on USB flash drive (4) Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port. Copy the normal update files onto the USB flash drive in the following structure. Download firmware After unzipping the HW component USB update files for the target model and LEGO USB update files, in USB flash drive.
6. Normal Firmware Update Method from OTA 6.2. Check and update the firmware Download the latest firmware from our website and update the firmware. 6.1. Network Connection Check if there is a firmware update available. It is also possible to check approximately how long the (1) System Requirements update will take.
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7. About the error codes See the table below for details on error codes and solutions when updating the firmware. Device ID table Error codes are displayed in 4 digits, : DeviceID, : ErrorCode). YYXX Device ID ( YY ) Device Name Display (Sub Display) General...
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