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Clarion

Clarion

Co.,

Ltd.

Xiamen

Clarion

Electrical

Enterprise

Co.,

Ltd

Guo

Tai

Buikding

6F,

No.392

Jia

He

Road,

Xiamen,

Fujian,

China

Tel:+86-592-5517907

Fax:+86-592-5517906

50

Kamitoda

,

Toda-shi,

Saitama

335-8511

Japan

Published

by

Service

Dept.

298-6008-00

JAN.

2003P

Printed

in

P.R.C.

Service

Manual

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9.

RDS-EON

FM/MW/LW

Radio

CD

Combination

with

DVD/MD/CD

Changer/

DAB/TV

Control

DXZ438R

(

PE-2555E-A

)

Model

SPECIFICATIONS

Radio

section

Tuning

system:

PLL

synthesizer

tuner

Receiving

frequencies:

FM

:

87.5

to

108

MHz

(0.05

MHz

steps)

MW

:

531

to

1602

kHz

(9

kHz

steps)

LW

:

153

to

279

kHz

(3

KHz

steps)

CD

player

section

System:

Frequency

response:

Signal

to

noise

ratio:

100

dB

(1

kHz)

IHF-A

Dynamic

Range:

95

dB

(1

kHz)

Distortion:

0.01%

Compact

disc

digital

audio

system

10

Hz

to

20

kHz

(+1/-1

dB)

General

Output

power

:

27Wx4

(DIN45324,

+B=14.4

V)

14.4

V

DC

(10.8

V

to

15.6

V

allowable),

negative

ground

Power

consumption:

Less

than

15A

Speaker

impedance:

4ohm(4ohm

to

80hm

allowable)

Auto

antenna

rated

current:

500

mA

or

less

Weight:

1.2

kg

Dimensions:

178(W)

x

50(H)

x

155(D)mm

Power

supply

voltage:

*

Specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

for

further

improvement.

NOTE

*

We

cannot

supply

PWB

with

component

parts

in

principle.

When

a

circuit

on

PWB

has

failure,please

repair

it

by

component

parts

base.

Parts

which

are

not

mentioned

in

service

manual

are

not

supplied.

*

CD-ROM

discs

cannot

be

played

by

this

unit.

COMPONENTS

PE-2555E-A

Main

unit

onennnnenenene

1

Mounting

bracket

300-7742-00

1

DCP

case

335-6035-20

1

Escutcheon(OUT-ES)

370-6029-00

1

Parts

bag

9

nnn

eenee

es

Removal

key

331-2497-00

2

Rubber

part

345-3653-20

1

Screw

716-0726-01

1

A-

lead

850-6681-50

1

FEATURES

1.1-Bit

D/A

Converters

and

8-Times

Oversampling

Digital

Filter.

2.

DIN

Chassis

with

Detachable

Contro!

Aluminum

Face

with

Blue

Negative

LC

Display.

To

engineers

in

charge

of

repairor

inspe-

ction

of

our

products.

Before

repair

or

inspection,

make

sure

to

follow

the

instructions

so

that

customers

and

Engineers

in

ch-

arge

of

repair

or

inspection

can

avoid

suffering

any

r-

isk

or

injury.

1.Use

specified

parts.

The

system

uses

parts

with

special

safety

features

against

fire

and

voltage.

Use

only

parts

with

equivaient

characteri-

stics

when

replacing

them.

The

use

of

unspecified

parts

shall

be

regarded

as

remodel-

ing

for

which

we

shail

not

be

liable.

The

onus

of

product

liabitity(PL)

shall

not

be

our

responsibility

in

cases

where

an

accident

or

failure

is

as

a

result

of

unspecified

parts

b-

eing

used.

Nh

Place

the

parts

and

wiring

back

in

their

original

p-ositions

after

replacement

or

re-wiring.

For

proper

circuit

construction,

use

of

insulationtubes,bond-

ing,

gaps

to

PWB,

etc,

is

involved.

The

wiring

connection

a-

nd

routing

to

the

PWB

are

specially

planned

using

clamps

to

keep

away

from

heated

and

high

voltage

parts.

Ensure

that

they

are

placed

back

in

their

original

positions

after

re-

pair

or

inspection.lf

extended

damage

is

caused

due

to

ne-

gligence

during

repair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

3.Check

for

safety

after

repair.

Check

that

the

screws,

parts

and

wires

are

put

b-ack

se-

curely

in

their

original

position

after

repair.

Ensure

for

saf-

ety

reasons

there

is

no

possibility

of

secondary

problem-

Ss

around

the

repaired

spots.

If

extended

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

repair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

4.Caution

in

removal

and

making

wiring

connection

to

the

pa-

rts

for

the

automobile.

Disconnect

the

battery

terminal

after

turning

the

ignition

key

off.

If

wrong

wiring

connections

are

made

with

the

battery

connected,

a

short

circuit

and/or

fire

may

occur.

If

extens-

ive

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

repair,

the

leg-

al

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

5.Cautions

regarding

chips.

Do

not

reuse

removed

chips

even

when

no

abnormality

is

observed

in

their

appearance.

Always

replace

them

with

new

ones.

(The

chip

parts

include

resistors,

capacitors,

di-

odes,

transistors,

etc).

The

negative

pole

of

tantalum

capa-

citors

is

highly

susceptible

to

heat,

so

use

special

care

w-

hen

replacing

them

and

check

the

operation

afterwards.

6.Cautions

in

handing

flexible

PWB

Before

working

with

a

soldering

iron,

make

sure

that

the

iron

tip

temperature

is

around

270

°C.

Take

care

not

to

apply

the

iron

tip

repeatedly

(more

than

three

times)

to

th-

&

same

patterns.

Also

take

care

not

to

apply

the

tip

with

force.

7.Turn

the

unit

OFF

during

disassembly

and

parts

replac-

ement.

Recheck

all

work

before

you

apply

power

to

the

unit.

8.Cautions

in

checking

that

the

optical

pickup

lights

up.

The

laser

is

focused

on

the

disc

reflection

surface

through

the

lens

of

the

optical

pickup.

When

checking

that

the

laser

optical

diode

lights

up,

keep

your

eyes

more

than

30cms

away

from

the

lens.

Prolonged

viewing

of

the

laser

within

30cms

may

damage

your

eyesight.

9.Cautions

in

handing

the

optical

pickup

The

laser

diode

of

the

optical

pickup

can

be

damaged

by

electrostatic

charge

caused

by

your

clothes

and

body.Make

Sure

to

avoid

electrostatic

charges

on

your

clothes

or

body,

or

discharge

static

electricity

before

handling

the

optical

pickup.

9-1.Laser

diode

The

laser

diode

terminals

are

shorted

for

transportation

in

order

to

prevent

electrostatic

damage.

After

replacement,

op-

en

the

shorted

circuit.

When

removing

the

pickup

from

the

mechanism,

short

the

terminals

by

soldering

them

to

preve-

nt

this

damage.

9-2.

Actuator

The

actuator

has

a

powerful

magnetic

circuit.

if

a

magnetic

material

is

put

close

to

it,

its

characteristics

will

change.

Ensure

that

no

foreign

substances

enter

through

the

venti-

lation

slots

in

the

cover.

9-3.Cleaning

the

lens

Dust

on

the

optical

tens

affects

performance.

To

clean

the

lens,

apply

a

smali

amount

of

isopropyl

alcohol

to

lens

pap-

er

and

wipe

the

lens

gently.

CAUTIONS

This

appliance

contains

a

laser

system

and

is

classified

as

a

"CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUST".

To

use

this

model

properly,

read

this

Owner's

Manual

carefully

and

keep

this

manual

for

your

future

reference.

In

case

of

any

trouble

with

this

player,

please

contact

your

nearest

"AUTHORIZED

service

station".

To

prevent

direct

exposure

to

the

laser

beam,

do

not

try

to

open

the

encl-

osure.

12V

©

GROUND

ae

153-279kHz

531-

ot

Fu(UKW)

B7s-loeMn

|_|

87.5-

eos)

This

unit

is

designed

for

on-road vehicle

purpose.

SS

designed

for

on-road

vehicle

purpose.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

PEC

286)

Clanon

Co.Ltd,

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Bottom

view

Main

Unit

NOTES

OF

ISO

CONNECTOR

1.

For

VW

and

Audi

vehicles,

change

the

position

of

fuse

installation

as

shown

on

the

diagram.(Figure

1)

ISO

CONNECTOR

type

For

other

vehicles

(initial

position)

For

VW

and

Audi

vehictes

Main

unit

side

{SO

connector

Figuer

1

2.

When

the

car

stereo

is

installed

in

1998

and

later

Volkswagen

models,

make

sure

to

cut

the

car

lead

wire

connected

the

A-5

terminal.

(A

breakdown

could

occur

if

the

lead

wire

is

not

cut.)

After

cutting

the

lead

wire,

insu-

late

the

front

end

of

the

lead

wire

with

insulation

tape

to

prevent

the

risk

of

short-circuits.

(Figure

2)

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem

Cause

Note:

Before

cutting

the

lead

wire.

disconnect

the

car

battery

-

(negative)

cable.

Figuer

2

3.

When

the

Main

unit

is

also

connected

to

an

external

am-

plifier

in

a

wiring

procedure,

connect

REMOTE

on

the

external

amplifier

to

the

previously

cut

lead

wire

on

the

side

of

the

connector.

Measure

Power

does

not

turn

on.

Fuse

is

blown.

(No

sound

is

produced.)

Replace

with

a

fuse

of

the

same

amperage

as

the

old

fuse.

Incorrect

wiring.

No

sound

output

when

operating

the

unit

with

amplifiers

or

power

antenna

attached.

Or

power

antenna.

Power

antenna

lead

is

shorted

to

ground

or

excessive

current

is

re-

quired

for

remote-on

the

amplifiers

Read

the

attached

"Installation/Wire

Connection

Guide"

once

again

and

wire

properly.

1.Turn

the

unit

off.

2.

Remove

all

wires

attached

to

the

power

antenna

lead.

Check

each

wire

for

a

possible

short

to

ground

using

anohm

meter.

3.

Turn

the

unit

back

on.

4.

Reconnect

each

amplifier

remote

wire

to

the

power

antenna

lead

one

by

one.

If

the

amplifiers

turn.

off

before

all

wires

are

attached,

use

an

external

relay

to

provide

remote-on

voltage

(excessive

current

required.)

4

Nothing

happens

when

buttons

are

pressed.

Display

is

not

accurate.

The

microprocessor

has

malfunc-

tioned

due

to

noise,

etc.

Turn

off

the

power,

then

press

the

[RELEASE]

button

and

remove

the

DCP.

Press

the

reset

button

for

about

2

seconds

with

a

thin

rod.

Reset

button

dirty.

DCP

or

main

unit

connectors

are

Wipe

the

dirt

off

with

a

soft

cloth

moistened

with

cleaning

alcohol.

Compact

disc

cannot

be

loaded.

loaded.

Another

compact

disc

is

already

Eject

the

compact

disc

before

loading

the

new

one.

Sound

skips

or

is

noisy.

Compact

disc

is

dirty.

Clean

the

compact

disc

with

a

soft

cloth.

or

warped.

Compact

disc

is

heavily

scratched

Replace

with

a

compact

disc

with

no

scratches.

Sound

is

bad

directly

after

power

|

is

turned

on.

in

a

humid

place.

Water

droplets

may

form

on

the

internal

lens

when

the

car

is

parked

Let

dry

for

about

1

hour

with

the

power

on.

ERROR

DISPLAYS

If

an

error

occurs,

one

of

the

following

displays

is

displayed.

Take

the

measures

described

below

to

eliminate

the

problem.

Error

Display

Cause

Measure

ERROR

2

A

CD

is

caught

inside

the

CD

deck

and

is

not

This

is

a

failure

of

CD

deck's

mechanism.

ejected.

A

CD

cannot

be

played

due

to

scratches,

etc.

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-warped

disc.

A

CD

is

loaded

upside-down

inside

the

CD

deck

and

does

not

play.

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

A

CD

inside

the

CD

changer

is

not

loaded.

This

is

a

failure

of

CD

changer's

mechanism.

cD

ERROR

3

A

CD

inside

the

CD

changer

cannot

be

played

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-warped

disc.

CH

due

to

scratches,

etc.

A

CD

inside

the

CD

changer

cannot

be

played

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

because

it

is

loaded

upside-down.

Displayed

when

the

temperature

in

the

MD

|

Lower

the

surrounding

temperature

and

wait

for

changer

is

too

high

and

playback

has

been

|

a

while

to

cool

off

MO

changer.

stopped

automatically.

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

is

not

loaded.

This

is

a

failure

of

MD

changer's

mechanism.

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

cannot

be

played

|

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-warped

disc.

due

to

scratches,

etc.

ERROR

6

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

cannot

be

played

|

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

because

it

is

foaded

upside-down.

Displayed

when

anon-recorded

MD

is

loaded

in

|

Load

a

pre-recorded

MD

in

the

MD

changer.

the

MD

changer.

A

DISC

inside

the

DVD

changer

cannot

be

This

is

a

failure

of

DVD

mechanism.

|

played.

A

DISC

cannot

be

played

due

to

scratches,

Retry

or

replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-

etc.

warped-disc.

:

A

DISC

inside

the

DVD

changer

cannot

be

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

CH

|

played

because

it

is

loaded

upside-down.

Parental

level

error.

Set

the

correct

Parental

level.

+—

Eject

the

disc

and

replace

correct

region

code

disc.

Region

code

error.

lf

an

error

display

other

than

the

ones

described

above

appears,

press

the

reset

button.

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052-3928-00

MASTER

MICRO

COMPUTER

1.Outward

Form:

100

pins

QFP

2.

Terminal

pin

1:

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

ONOnh

WD

pin

9:

pin

10:

pin

11:

pin

12:

pin

13

pin

14:

pin

15:

pin

16:

pin

17:

pin

18:

pin

19:

pin

20:

pin

21:

pin

pin

pin

24

pin

25:

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

SZTEVBSLSRERBERVLBRBRVY

SB

BGR

pin

pin

pin

49:

pin

pin

5

pin

pin

pin

:

FM_ST/SD

—:_

IN

:

BEEP

:

NC

:

VCOLOR-R

:

IE

BUS

RX

:

IE

BUS

TX

:

EMU-TX

:

EMU-RX

:

FLASH

MODE:

IN

:

NC

Ean

©)

:

EVOL

CLK

ie)

:

A-MAS

2

10)

:

A-MAS

1

Oo

:

DISP

DIM

0

»

CTRL

7

O

(0)

IN

(o)

ie)

fe)

:

SYS

MUTE

:

NAVIMUTE

:

B/L+B

:

LOCDCLK

:

LODSO

:

LCD

SI

:

LCDCE

Description

REMOCON-

:

IN

:

T-BASE

>

IN

:

CDSBSY

:

IN

RDSDATA

:

IN

:

RDSCLK

2

IN

:

BYTE

De

CN

VSS

hes

NC

:

IN

ACCDET

:

IN

B/U

DET

-

IN

KEY

INT

IN

27P

CONE:

IN

B/L_ON

/0

KEY_ILL_REM

VCOLOR-G

EVOL

DATA

ZOOZ0CCC0OO0NDO

:

SYS

ACC

:

:

FLASH

MODE:

:

5VREM

NC

:

A-REMOUT

43:

PHONEINT

:

IN

:

FLASHMODE:

IN

ILUDET

—:

IN

:

AMPMUTE

:

O

o0o0

ZMUTE

CUT

OoOZ000

>:

JOGA(CW)

—:

IN

:

JOGB(CCW)

:

IN

>

INIT1

:

IN

:

INIT2

:

IN

>

INIT3

:

IN

:

VDO

wks

>

INIT4

:

IN

GND

Le

OFFSETDET

:

IN

:

Remote

controller

signal

input

terminal.

:

Time

base

pulse

input.

:

Sub-Q

data

request

input

from

the

CD

IC.

:

RDS

serial

data

input.

:

RSD

clock

pulse

input.

:

Input

“

L"

:

input

“

L”

:

At

receiving

the

FM

station,

this

port

detects

at

single

mode

operation.

at

single

mode

operation.

the

stereo

signal.

And

at

seeking

or

scanning.

this

port

detects

the

station

detection

signal.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Reset

signal

input.

:

Crystal

connection.

:

Negative

supply

voltage.

:

Crystat

connection.

:

Positive

supply

voltage

:

Not

in

use.

:

ACC

detection

signal

input.

:

Backup

detection

signal

input

:

Key

inturrupting

signal

input.

:

Connected

to

27

pin.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Key

illumination

ON

signal

output

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Serial

data

output

to

the

E

VOL

IC

:

Not

in

use.

:

JE

Bus

serial

data

input.

:

IE

Bus

serial

data

output

:

EMULATOR

communicate

line.

:

EMULATOR

communicate

line

:

Connected

to

GND.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Clock

pulse

output

to

the

E

VOL

IC.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use

:

Back

light

control.

:

Power

IC

control.

:

ACC

detect

signal

output.

:

Connected

to

GND.

:5V

power

supply

ON

signal

output.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Internal

audio

amplifier

ON

signal

output.

:

Telephone

interrupt

signal

input.

:

Connected

to

VDD.

:

Illumination

ON

signal

input.

:

Muting

signal

output

to

the

Audio

Power

Amplifier.

:

System

muting

signal

output.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Command

pulse

output

to

cut

the

CD

zero

cross

mute

signal

:

LCD

display

control.

:

Serial

data

clock

output

to

LCD

driver.

:

Serial

data

output

to

the

LCD

driver.

:

Serial

data

input

from

the

LCD

driver.

:

The

chip

enable

serial

output

to

the

LCD

driver.

:

JOG

pulse

input.

:

JOG

pulse

input.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Notin

use.

:

Model

distinguish.

:

Positive

supply

voltage.

:

Model

distinguish.

:

Connect

to

GND.

:

Speaker

distroied

protect.

pin

64:

pin

65

:

pin

66:

pin

67:

pin

68:

pin

69:

pin

70:

pin

71:

pin

72:

pin

73:

pin

74:

pin

75:

pin

76:

:

CHU

SW

:

SSTOP

:

CD

RESET

:

CCE

:

BUCK

:

BUS3

:

BUS2

:

BUS1

:

BUSO

:

CD5V

;

0

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

SBRESSLSAaH

pin

pin

pin

pin

SBBR

pin

91:

pin

92

pin

93:

pin

94:

pin

95

:

pin

96

:

pin

97:

pin

98:

pin

99:

pini00:

LO

MUTE

LD

CON

TR-A

TR-B

OOO0OZZZZ50CAZ2EZE232

222

>

PLL_CLK

ne)

:

PLL_SI

iN

PLL_SO

e)

:

PLL_CE

fe)

RDS_TEST_ST

S-METER

ity

NOISE

1

IN

GND

-

KEY

A/D

IN

VREF

AVDD

MUTE_SPEED_UP

ce)

RDS_MUTE

:

O

RDS_DCHG

re)

:

Clock

pulse

output

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use

Not

in

use.

Connected

to

CD

MECHA

Connected

to

CD

MECHA

.

Photo

sensor

signal

input

from

the

CD

MECHA.

Photo

sensor

signal

input

from

the

CD

MECHA,

:

Connected

to

CD

MECHA

:

Connected

to

CD

MECHA.

-

The

reset

pulse

output

to

the

CD

IC.

Chip

enable

signa!

output.

to

the

CD

IC.

with

the

CD

IC.

with

the

CD

IC

Communication

line

Communication

ine

Communication

iine

with

the

CD

IC

Communication

line

with

the

CD

IC.

Power

supply

controt

signal

output

for

the

CD

IC/DAC

IC."

H"

=ON.

:

Clock

pulse

output

to

the

PLL

IC.

Serial

data

input

from

the

PLL

IC.

Serial

data

output

to

the

PLL

IC.

The

chip

enable

signal

output

to

the

PLL

IC.

Outputting

”

H”

without

the

test

mode.

The

input

ter~

inal

of

internal

A/D

converter

to

monitor

the

radio

field

strength.

Input

termina:

of

internai

ADC

to

sense

the

RDS-noise-levei.

Connected

to

GND

-

Input

terminal

of

A/D

converter

for

Key

judgment.

Reference

voltage.

Positive

supply

voltage

for

the

Analog

section.

:

Station

detection

speed

up

command

output

fo

RDS

:

RDS

mute

signal

output.

RDS

dis-charge

signal

output.

EXPLODED

VIEW

-

PARTS

LIST:

DCP

Section

.

_|PARTNO.

|DESCRIPTION

TY}

NO.

|PARTNO.

DESCRIPTION

QTY

1

|DeP-441-700

[DCP

ASSY

1

||

1-28

|039-2296-00

SWITCH

PWB

1

_1-1___|373-1000-01

[DIAL-CVR

14

eee:

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

1-2

_347-6813-00

|DOUDLE

FACE

2

1-29

|335-6895-00

ILLUMIPLATE(R

st

1-3

|778-6019-01

SCREW

__

ie

1-30

_|335-6896-00

ILLUMI

PLATE(L)

4

1-4

_|371-5735-04

|FACE

PANEL

|

1_}]_

1:31

|716-1764-00

PAD

SCREW

_

er

1-5

_|347-6990-00

DOUDLE

FACE

_1_

||

1-32

|335-6897-00

REAR-CVR

ae

__1-6

_

|347-6995-00

|SURGE

FILM

_

1.

|}

_1-33__716-0872-11

PAD

SCREW(M1.7x6)

4

1-7

__.380-5553-00

|KNOB

__

i

1-34

|331-3572-00

LCD-COVER

i:

1-8

_347-6988-00

|DOUDLE

FACE

fi

1-35

_|347-7014-00

FILM

1

1-9

|345-5228-00

RUBBER

RING

—_.

1

|}

1-36

(379-1263-41

LCD

wot

A

1-10

_|380-5551-00

INNER

KNOB

_

1

||

1-37.

|347-6997-00

BLACK

FILM

‘aj

1-11

382-6615-02

BUTTON(RELEASE)

4

1-38

347-6998-00

LCD

FILM

.

1

1:12__'750-6743-00

SPRING

_

;

Si

1-39

_|335-6882-00

ILLUMI

PLATE

_

ote

1-13

_'370-6028-00

|ESCUTCHEON(F)

asl

1-40

_[347-6991-00

REFLECTPR

1

1-14

_|382-6608-00

|BUTTON(A-M)

1}

1-41

|001-7046-00

DIODE

1

1-15

|

382-6606-01

BUTTON(FNC/BND)

ss

1-42

_|335-6892-00

LCD-HOLDER

ae

1-16

_382-6609-00

|BUTTON(FF/FB)

ra

1-43

_347-6698-00

SHADE

ts,

1-17

:382-6610-01

BUTTON(E/1/3/5/P)

|

1

||

1-44

345-7148-20

LAMP

CAP

_

3

1-18

_|382-6611-00

|BUTTON(2/4/6)

iz)

1-45

_|331-3337-00

VR-HOLDER

ti

1:19

_347-6994-00

|SHADE

FILM

|

1_||

1-46

_(017-0444-00

PILOTLAMP(14V

50mA)

|

4

1-20

_347-6993-00

SHADE

FILM

me

1-47

_|013-6507-50

LUMI

SWITCH

__

5

1-21

382-6612-00

|BUTTON(T/D)

a

a

1-48

|013-6312-50

SWITCH

14

1-22

_060-4017-90

|IR-RECIEVER

1

||

1-49

016-9900-84

VR

W/SHAFT

1

1-23

|382-6613-00

|BUTTON(TA)

1

1-50

_|076-0615-00

|PLUG

1

1-24

_382-6607-01

|BUTTON(Z/AF/EJ)

1

1-51

|051-6066-00

IC

1

1-25

335-6898-00

|IR-FILTER

ta

1-52

_|347-7676-00

FILM

1

1-26

_/347-6996-00

|CUSHION

1

1-53

_|347-7666-00

SHADE

1

'347-6989-00

[CUSHION

1

1-54

_|347-3814-87

LAMP

CAP

1

1

en

Ere

nen

es

Main

Section

NO.

PARTS

NO.

|DESCRIPTION

2

346-0097-00

LEATHER

SHEET

[NO__[PARTSNO._]

as

DESCRIPTION

Q'TY

341-1627-00

F

MACHINE

SCREW(M3x4)

1

1

27

_|331-3569-00

|

MECH-SUB-BRKT(

R)

1

4

_

|750-3173-00

|SPRING

2

370-6027-00

|

ESCUTCHEON(|)

1

5

__[382-4078-00

|

BUTTON

(P-OUT)

1

291-0067-00|

STICKER

ia

6

_

[831-2594-00

|

HOOK

PLATE

1

286-6123-00|

SETPLATE

ot

7

__|335-5915-01

[HOOK

1

311-1859-02

|

LOWER

CASE

1

|

8

_|716-0778-00

|SCREW(M2x6)

be

347-6880-00|

INSULATOR

1

9

_|816-2627-50

|FALT

WIRE

074-1217-00|

OUTLET

SOCKET

|

1

|

10

[750-3219-00

|

SPRING(F-HOOK)

039-2297-00|

MAIN

PWB

1

SHAFT

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

051-3297-10

;

714-3004-81

3

1

714-2603-80

[MACHINE

SCREW(M2.6x3)

af ic

331-3570-00

=

/{/W,W]

ala]

o

929-0221-80

331-3427-00

14

|

15

|

17

714-3006-81

321-1036-00|

CLAMP

MECH-SUB-BRKT(

L)

042-0447-00|

ALUMI-ELE-C

CD-MECH-MODULE

1

009-9006-60|

CHOKE

MECH

BRKT(

B)

1

051-2050-00]

IC

a

a

MACHINE

SCREW(M3x6)

|

11

074-1194-00]

OUTLET

SOCKET

18

313-1866-00

345-3799-20

855-5428-50

HEAT

SINK

RUBBER

PART

331-3560-01}

IC

HOLDER

331-3567-00]

CONNECTOR-HOLD

RCA-PIN-CORD

345-5312-00

21

310-1778-00

UPPER

CASE

331-3562-01

24

074-1285-00

039-1400-30

CONNECTOR-HOLD

OUTLET

SOCKET

092-4000-51

af

fofau;{/Alua

347-6341-00

880-2090C

ISO

PWB

(WITHOUT

COMPONENT)

=a}

ot

ae

|

20

|

21

|

22

ak

47

074-1237-76

48

013-6103-00

CUSHION

ANT-RECEPT

E-SHEET

OUTLET

SOCKET

aioe

TUNER

TACT

SWITCH

—afotperapatdoajypoulajpoujo

-|

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

LIST

Main

PWB

section

(B1)

C2

50V

22pF

50V

22pF

50V

0.01uF

35V

4.7uF

50V

0.01uF

50V

1000pF

50V

1uF

16V

47uF

16V

100uUF

16V

47uF

50V

1200pF

50V

0.1uF

50V

1uF

50V

8200pF

6.3V

47uUF

50V

0.01uF

50V

100pF

50V

100pF

50V

330pF

50V

18pF

50V

18pF

50V

100pF

50V

0.0

1uF

50V

0.01uF

50V

1000pF

50V

100pF

25V

0.22uF

25V

0.22uF

25V

0.22uF

25V

0.22uF

16V

47uF

16V

22uF

68-

1032-55

16

8-

1032-55

168-

1022-55

50V

2.2pF

50V

100pF

50V

100pF

50V

470pF

50V

470pF

50V

470pF

50V

470pF

50V

470pF

50V

470pF

50V

470pF

50V

470pF

50V

100pF

50V

100pF

PART

No.

_|DESCRIPTION

25V

0.022uF

25V

0.033uF

25V

0.018uF

25V

0.018uF

25V

0.022

uF

50V

0.022

pF

50V

0.033

uF

REF

No.|PART

No.

|DESCRIPTION

72-3331-15)/50V

0.033

uF

72-3331-15]50V

0.033uF

72-3331

-151}50V

0.033uF

72-3331-15/50V

0.033uF

72-3331

-15]50V 0.033uF

72-

3331-15)

50V

0.033uF

72-3331-15150V

0.033uF

82-2256-55)

35V

2.2uF

82-2256-55}35V

2.2uF

82-2256-55135V

2.2uF

REF

No.|PART

No.

00

1-0466-90/S5688B

00

1-0466-90/S5688B

00

1-0466-90}S5688B

00

1-0466-90)S5688B

00

1-0466-90/S5688B

00

1-0466-90/S5688B

00

1-0466-90/S5688B

00

1-0466-90/S5688B

00

1-0347-41|MA4075M

00

1-0466-90)S5688B

00

1-0516-90)/MA1

11

00

1-0592-00]RM4Z

00

1-0466-90/S5688B

001-05

16-90}MA1

11

00

1-0466-91/S5688G

001-05

16-90)/MA1

11

00

1-0516-90)/MA1

11

00

1-0347-23/MA4043M

001-05

16-90IMA1

11

00

1-0516-90}MA111

00

1-0516-90)/MA1

11

00

1-0516-90)/MA1

11

001-05

16-90}/MA1

11

00

1-0516-90/MA111

05

1-6201-90/LC72146M

05

1-2050-00/LA47532

05

1-3297-10/BA4916-V2

05

1-5028-90/TDA7409

05

1-0350-93)]NJM4558M

05

1-5437-08]/S-80821C

NMC

052-3928

-00|M30624MG

A-

156GP

05

1-6600-38}C

A0008AM

05

1-0350-93/NJM4558M

05

1-4607-90}/SAA6581T

04

2-0650-00]5.5V

0.1F

68-

4732-78]

25V

0.047uF

168-1032-55/50V

0.01uF

042-0577-00]6.3V

100uF

ze

DESCRIPTION

074-1194-O0/OUTLET

SOCKET

ea

speneye

rere

nn

tog

necriss

a

-

Ne

ponaw

ee

eee

ee

REF

NojPART

No.

010-2003-04;

COIL

010-

2230-88]

220uH

010-2285-56]

BLM21B222S

010-2285-561BLM21B222S

010-

2230-76]

22uH

010-2285-56}BLM21B222S

010-

2285-56]

BLM21B222S

*

1010-

2285-56]

BLM21B222S

010-2285-56|BLM21B222S

010-3100-66]2.2uH

010-31

00-66]

2.2uH

010-31

00-66}

2.2uH

010-2230-88]220uH

125-4012-90/KTD1304

125-0199-93}

KRA103S

125-

2199-93]

KRC103S

125-3004-90)

KTA1504S

125-

3004-90]

KTA1504S

198-0669-00]

2SK669

125-0200-96}

KRA226S

125-2199-96|KRC106S

193-

1802-6

112SD

1802

125-

4011-90]

KT

D863

125-0199-96]KRA106S

125-2199-961KRC106S

125-

4012-90]

KTD1304

125-40

12-90]

KTD1304

125-4012-90/KTD1304

125-40

12-90]

KTD1304

125-2199-96|KRC106S

125-0199-96]KRA106S

125-40

10-90]

KTC3875S

125-

3005-90}

KTA1273

125-2199-96|KRC106S

125-2199-93}]

KRC103S

125-0199-96|

KRA106S

125-2199-931KRC103S

125-

3004-90)

KTA1504S

125-

3004-90)

KTA1504S

125-2199-93/KRC103S

125-3007-90]

KTA1298

125-

3007-90]

KTA1

298

125-2199-93|KRC103S

125-3004-90}KTA1504S

125-40

10-90]

KTC3875S

125-2199-931KRC103S

125-

2199-92)

KRC102S

119-2221-15

119-1021-15

119-3311-15

1/16W

1Kohm

1/16W

3300hm

DESCRIPTION

074-

1237-76]

OUTLET SOCKET

|jR6

074-

1217-00]

OUTLET

SOCKET

|/R

7

1/16W

2.2Kohm

REF

No]

PART

No.

119-4721-15

119-5621-15

119-1021-15

119-1031-15

116-3311-15

119-1031-15

119-2221-15

V16W

4.7Kohm

1/16W

5.6Kohm

1/16W

1Kohm

1/16W

10Kohm

1/4WS

3300hm

1/16W

10Kohm

1/16W

2.2Kohm

1/16W

56Kohm

1/16W

10Kohm

1/16W

10Kohm

1/16W

12Kohm

1/16W

56Kohm

1/16W

1.5Kohm

1/16W

1.5Kohm

1/16W

1Kohm

1/16W

2700hm

1/16W

100Kohm

1/16W

10Kohm

1/16W

1Kohm

1/16W

1Kohm

/16W

8200hm

1/16W

12Kohm

1/16W

10Kohm

1/16W

1Kohm

1/16W

3300hm

1/16W

3300hm

1/16W

3300hm

V/16W

3300hm

1/4WS

2.20hm

1/4WS

2.20hm

1/4WS

2.20hm

1/4WS

2.20hm

1/4WS

2.20hm

1/4WS

2.20hm

V/4WS

2.20hm

1/4WS

2.20hm

1/16W

3.3Kohm

1/16W

18Kohm

1/16W

12Kohm

1/16W

1000hm

1/16W

3300hm

1/16W

10Kohm

1/16W

270Kohm

1/16W

56Kohm

1/4WS

1.5Kohm

V/16W

4.7Kohm

1/16W

4.7Kohm

1/16W

4.7Kohm

1/16W

4.7Kohm

1/16W

3300hm

1/16W

3300hm

1/16W

3300hm

119-1021-15

119-2711-15

119-1021-15

119-1021-15

119-3311-15

119-3311-15

119-3311-15

119-3311-15

116-2291-15

116-2291-15

116-2291-15

116-2291-15

116-2291-15

116-2291-15

119-4721-15

119-4721-15

119-4721-15

119-3311-15

119-3311-15

119-3311-15

-10-

DESCRIPTION

REF

NoJ|PART

No.

DESCRIPTION

032-01

40-58|1/10W

51

Kohm(F

032-01

40-58|1/10W

51

Kohm(F

032-01

40-58|1/10W

51

Kohm(F

032-01

40-58)

1/10W

51Kohm(F

032-01

40-5

111/10W

15Kohm(F)

032-01

40-5

111/10W

15Kohm(F)

032-01

40-5

1]1/10W

15Kohm(F)

032-01

40-5

1]1/10W

15Kohm(F)

19-1531-151/1/16W

15Kohm

19-4731-15]1/16W

47Kohm