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S/M code No.88-005 DATE OF ISSUE4/1988-1 AIWA DX-666,670 DX-79MK11 SERVI MANUA COMPACT DISC PLAYER TYPE. Y (DX-666, DX-79MK • BASIC CD MECHANISM . CDM2-DC E, K (DX-670) SPECIFICATIONS Power Miscellaneous Compact disc digital audio Type: system DX-670E Power supply: Compact...
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PROTECTION OF EYES FROM LASER BEAM DURING SERVICING This set employs a laser. Therefore, be nJre to fol- low carefully the instructions below when servicing. WARNING "Varoitus'. Laite lagrdiodin. ioka lihettåå WHEN SERVICING. APPROACH LASER nåkymåtÖntå silmille vaarallista EXIT WITH CLOSELY.
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Cautions when servicing I . Models DX-S666 and DX-79MKII do not have a pover transformer and poser is supplied to them fron the CX—700 a nd CX-79KII via a 13—pinflat cable. hen Servicing DX—S666 or DX-79MK, connect it to the CX—770 o r CX—79K f or the pover supply.
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TECHN ICAL DATA General Application: Compact Disc "Home Player" Operating position: Vertical (i 100) Single—stageradial and balanced actuator for track following Track following error detection method : Push—Pult Focus error detection method : Double Foucault DC turntable motor with permanent magnets Dimensions: 130 x 100 x 44 mm —...
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SERVICING OF THE TRAY MECHANISM cog wheel counterclockwise and clockwise and check Disassembly of the tray mechanism if both switches are switched on alternatejy. — Turn cog wheel C counterclockwise so that the upper switch is operated and mount pulley B in this position. Next apply the clamping ring.
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• Servicing RAFOC unit (z Radial and Focusing unit. i ten no. 53. See exploded view — Take the CD nechanism and servo PCB assembly out of the set. (For denounting instructions see the service nanual of the set) . —...
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MEASUREMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS • Check of laser supply • Attention The laser and the laser supply in IC6101 plus the nonitor exchanging the RAFOCunit (itea 53 on the CDN—2 exploded viev draving), the laser output potentio•eter diode form a feedback system.
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Loosen screws C (see figure above) unit bearing plate D Vhen the line that reflected by the glass disc stays within the surface the objective, the angle setting can be displaced. Correct the angle setting by moving the correct. bearing plate into the direction...
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DETAILEDMEASURING METHOD FOR THE SERVO + PRE-AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT Conditions inject HINTS — Injection of levels or signals from an external source should never take place the relevant circuit has no • Test discs supply voltage. — The injected levels or signals should never be greater It is important that the test discs be treated gith great than the supply voltage of the relevant...
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PHOTODIODE SIGNAL PROCESSOR IC 6101 • Si (pin 20; test point 21) — The signals DI+D4 are the error signals fron LO (Pln 17; test point 9) photodetector circuits. LH (pin 16; test point II) — When, in servicing position I, the disc is noved, the —...
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• HF-out (pin 27; measureat connector pin 34—14) — TheHF—out s ignal (z High—Frequency)is the amplified information signal for the decoder circuit. Duringplayback of test disc no. 5 (4822897 30095), a so-called "eye pattern" should be present on test point 17 (see figure below) —...
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RADIAL ERROR PROCESSOR Check the signals that come from the decoder — In servicing position 2, the folloving signals should and fron photodio& si gnat processor IC6101 be visible at test point 18 and 22. • RE—dig (pin 3; test point —...
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Stimulation with and " I B During troubleshooting soætines certain points should be connected to ground or supply voltage. As a result certain circuits can be brought into a desired state thus shortening the diagnosis tie. In a numberof cases the STANO related points...
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• X—TAL out (pin 16) Initiation of the servicing programme of the — Servicing position The frequency of this signal should be 6 MHz. Short-circuit pins 3 and 4 and pins 8 and 9 of IC8(ICH 4066BP) and turn the POWER switch on while pressing •...
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Oeck the HFD signal on pin 26 • DODS (pin 24) — Insert a disc. The DODS signal (z Drop Out Detector Suppression) avoids — In the PLAY node HFD signal is "high"; hoeever, •inor that Drop—Outsignals influence the arn control during pulses nay be present and in cause of disorders on the...
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DAC IC (Dual Digital Analog Converter) Check signals betæen Decoer—A IC md DAC IC Check the Q—channel signals — See sub. Decoder—A IC": — Place a disc on the turntable. The following positions: Position PLAY * Check the tiling signals betgeen n DecoderA —...
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PARTS LIST ELECTRICAL MAIN DESCRIPTION REF . NO. PART DESCR IPTION REF.NO. PART NO. CAP, ELECT *87-010-378-010 C109 CAP,ELECT 22-16V *87-010-379-010 GAP, ELECT 47-35V 010-246-010 tc, ICP-N38 CITI 87-001-132-010 CAP,ELECT 0.33-50 *87-010-546-010 C112 so-550-863-000 IC,L272BH iC,LB1630 87-020-738-010 CAP,ELECT 47-25V *87-010-260-010 C113 IC,LC6512A-3597 84-735-619-010...
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BLOCK DIAGRAM ICIO DX-670 ONLY CPFI AM p D IS PLAY IClo MUTING PROGRAN REPEAT TuCK INDEX PASS DRIVER MATRIX FILTER SW3--lO 0 19,020 B. SKIP 13 1.1M Cl TIER PLAY LPF2 STOP F.*IP DEEMPHASIS PAUSE TDA 1541 ICII DUAL. PASS TIME,'TREX æpEAT...
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM—I DISPLAY MAIN FRONT 0033 et5t CIZ' MAIN MAIN C .e 0.01 ct7z :cit 0.0 ' 0.01 LB1630 RtSZ 0.01 •a—iiiüiiiiiiiiiii 010—014 po«R iiii&iiiiiiiiiiii OPEN TRAY MOTOR CLOSE...
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WIRING • Ox-%MZ2 AC 22V : ox-see ONLY cc-tav MAIN Ox -670 ONLY POWER c 16 ' ax-666 *228 R22Q !R2Z7 ct03 c:os FUSE Ct12 ONLY ..+.C171 C 102 9202 32tv S%NC BY,' 0K o.ev ——.vV—R20S MOTOR savo c:ts CIO' Cloa a-;2S ct6S...
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IC DESCRIPTION IC BLOCK DIAGRAM MA B 8441 1541 N ane Description (during play and track jump) BO—B3 Control signals radial servo Unused (NC) SCLK MUTE Muting signal output RIGHT OUTPUT LATCH LEFT OUTPUT LATCH Q-EN channel E nable channel Request Acknowledge QDATA...
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1 cs LC6512A—3597 F unction S ymbol Data I nputs Matrix • 4— Stobe S ignals F BVD MEMORY SKIP B. SKIP PAUSE STOP PLAY/REPUY I nput from master microprocessor during play Display serial data input DATA Muting input from master nicroprocessor MUTE CB R S input.
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MECHANICAL PARTS LIST COMMON ORDER DESCRIPT PART PART MODEL CHANGED FRONT (DX-666) 735-002-010 CABINET, FRONT 2 (DX-670) CAB i NET, 735-018-010 FRONT OEM (DX-79MK2)' 735-020-010 CAB I NET, TRAY (DX-666,670) 735-006-010 W I NDOW , TRAY OEM (DX-79MK2) 735-023-010 WINDOW, OX —660...
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EXPLODED VIEW—2 SKII 12105 N2x10 3<12 , • I Smm: 116—4 'SERVO ece PART PART DESCR i PT I ON COMMON MODEL CHANGED 2-101 *Sl-084- 660-200 CHASSIS ASSY 2-102 -083-685-100 SW ITCH 2-103 —049 _ 028-300 SWITCH BRACKET 2-104 -049 -029-300 WHEEL 004-400...
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EXPLODED VIEW—3 - 59 — PART PART COMMON MODEL CHANGED 3-51 049 _ 269-300 CLAMP PIECE 3-52 S8-900-020-5C0 BALL 3-53 Sl-025-585-800 OBJECTIVE 3-54 *Sl-032-627-2C0 FLEX JOIL 3-56 i -006-031-300 PIVOT •PLATE 3-57 133-100-500 WASHER 3-58 S8-900-020-sco BALL 3-59 Sl-02s-775-100 MOUNT PLATE 3-61 Sl-028-521-100...
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