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Troubleshooting analog-out path
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CHECK:
KILL voltage testpoint 1 : -8V during play
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Kill transistors QN51, QN52, QN53, QN54
MUTE voltage : low during play
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I 2 S signals at pin 5, pin 6, pin 8 conn. J601
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DAC AOUTL +/-, DAC AOUTR +/- signals : 1kHz, 75mVpp
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DAC FILTER_L, DAC FILTER_R circuits (I/O board circuit diagram 5)
OPAMP pin1.Q603, pin1.Q604 signals : 1kHz, 180mVpp
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7.2.3 Digital in/out paths
There is a cinch digital-in paths and an optical path taking the
digital signals pretty much straight to the DASP on the CDR
main board. The optical-out and the digital-out path take the
signal from the DASP on the CDR main board to their
respective output connectors on the I/O board.
7.3 Headphone board
The L and R analog signals coming from the analog output on
the I/O board pass an adjustable amplifier (opamp Q901) after
which they are passed on to the headphone connector. The
amplification is adjusted by means of a potentiometer
positioned at the front of the CDR player.
LOAD SBC442 TEST CD (1kHz, -30dB) 4822 397 30155
Flex and wire connections
+10V (QM01), -10V (QM02)
CL11 = 11.2896MHz at pin 2 conn. J601
PRESS <PLAY>
ANALOG OUT PATH OK
Figure 7-17
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