RRV3734 001 DVRLX61

User Manual: DVRLX61

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DVR-LX61
- SAFETY INFORMATION
<グラフィック>
CONTENTS
RRV3760
- DVR-660H-K

ORDER NO.

PIONEER CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, Japan

PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.

PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium

PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936

PIONEER CORPORATION

2008

2008 Printed in Japan

DVR-LX61

RRV3734

HDD/DVD RECORDER

DVR-LX61

DVR-560H-S

DVR-560H-K

THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).

Model Type Power Requirement Region No.

Serial No.

Please Confirm 3rd & 4th

alphabetical letters.

DVR-LX61 WYXK5 AC 220 V to 240 V 2 &&UK######$$

DVR-LX61 WYXV5 AC 220 V to 240 V 2 &&DL######$$

DVR-560H-S WYXK5 AC 220 V to 240 V 2 &&UK######$$

DVR-560H-S WYXV5 AC 220 V to 240 V 2 &&DL######$$

DVR-560H-K WYXK5 AC 220 V to 240 V 2 &&UK######$$

DVR-560H-K WYXV5 AC 220 V to 240 V 2 &&DL######$$

For details, refer to "Important Check Points for good servicing".

T-IZA-001 APR.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

LABEL CHECK

WARNING!

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 Pickup specifications and

Laser characteristics

For CD

Wave length : 785 nm

Operating output :

Read mode : 1.07 mW (CW), Class1

Maximum output : Class1M

For DVD

Wave length : 660 nm

Operating output :

Read mode : 1.08 mW, Class1

Write mode : 21.89 mW (Pulse), Class1M

Maximum output : Class2M

CLAMP signals for detecting the loading state are detected

by the drive CPUs, and the design prevents laser diode

oscillation when the CLAMP signal turns OFF.

In normal operation, if no disc is clamped, the laser diode

oscillation is disabled.

However, the interlock does not always operate in the

"LD Degration Judgment of ATA/ATAPI DEBUG OSD"

and "LD POWER ADJUSTMENT"*.

2. When the cover is opened, close viewing of the objective

lens with the naked eye will cause exposure to a Class 3A

laser beam.

* Refer to Pages 51 and 86.

Additional Laser Caution

1. The ON/OFF(ON:low level,OFF:high level) status of the

VRW2262

STANDBY/ON

REC

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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 Use specified parts for repair.

Use genuine parts. Be sure to use important parts for safety.

2 Do not perform modifications without proper instructions.

Please follow the specified safety methods when modification(addition/change of parts) is required due to interferences such as

radio/TV interference and foreign noise.

3 Make sure the soldering of repaired locations is properly performed.

When you solder while repairing, please be sure that there are no cold solder and other debris.

Soldering should be finished with the proper quantity. (Refer to the example)

4 Make sure the screws are tightly fastened.

Please be sure that all screws are fastened, and that there are no loose screws.

5 Make sure each connectors are correctly inserted.

Please be sure that all connectors are inserted, and that there are no imperfect insertion.

6 Make sure the wiring cables are set to their original state.

Please replace the wiring and cables to the original state after repairs.

In addition, be sure that there are no pinched wires, etc.

7 Make sure screws and soldering scraps do not remain inside the product.

Please check that neither solder debris nor screws remain inside the product.

8 There should be no semi-broken wires, scratches, melting, etc. on the coating of the power cord.

Damaged power cords may lead to fire accidents, so please be sure that there are no damages.

If you find a damaged power cord, please exchange it with a suitable one.

9 There should be no spark traces or similar marks on the power plug.

When spark traces or similar marks are found on the power supply plug, please check the connection and advise on secure

connections and suitable usage. Please exchange the power cord if necessary.

a Safe environment should be secured during servicing.

When you perform repairs, please pay attention to static electricity, furniture, household articles, etc. in order to prevent injuries.

Please pay attention to your surroundings and repair safely.

2. Adjustments

To keep the original performance of the products, optimum adjustments and confirmation of characteristics within specification.

Adjustments should be performed in accordance with the procedures/instructions described in this manual.

4. Cleaning

For parts that require cleaning, such as optical pickups, tape deck heads, lenses and mirrors used in projection monitors, proper

cleaning should be performed to restore their performances.

3. Lubricants, Glues, and Replacement parts

Use grease and adhesives that are equal to the specified substance.

Make sure the proper amount is applied.

5. Shipping mode and Shipping screws

To protect products from damages or failures during transit, the shipping mode should be set or the shipping screws should be

installed before shipment. Please be sure to follow this method especially if it is specified in this manual.

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CONTENTS

SAFETY INFORMATION..........................................................................................................................................................2

1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS ....................................................................................................................................................6

1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING ...............................................................................................................................................6

1.2 NOTES ON HANDLING THE HDD.................................................................................................................................7

1.3 NOTES ON REPLACEMENT OF THE SDRAM .............................................................................................................9

1.4 NOTES ON REPLACEMENT OF THE FL LENS (DVR-LX61 ONLY) ...........................................................................10

2. SPECIFICATIONS ...............................................................................................................................................................11

2.1 ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................................................................................11

2.2 SPECIFICATIONS.........................................................................................................................................................12

2.3 DISC/CONTENT FORMAT ...........................................................................................................................................17

2.4 PANEL FACILITIES.......................................................................................................................................................22

3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE.............................................................................................................................................28

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING..........................................................................................................................28

3.2 QUICK REFERENCE....................................................................................................................................................30

3.3 PCB LOCATIONS .........................................................................................................................................................31

3.4 JIGS LIST .....................................................................................................................................................................32

4. BLOCK DIAGRAM...............................................................................................................................................................34

4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM......................................................................................................................................34

4.2 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM.......................................................................................................................................36

4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM..........................................................................................................................................38

5. DIAGNOSIS.........................................................................................................................................................................39

5.1 SETUP SEQUENCE .....................................................................................................................................................39

5.2 DIAGNOSIS OF THE MAIN ASSY ...............................................................................................................................40

6. SERVICE MODE .................................................................................................................................................................44

6.1 VERSION INFORMATION, ETC. (FIRST SCREEN) ....................................................................................................45

6.2 ATA/ATAPI DEBUG SCREEN (SECOND SCREEN).....................................................................................................50

6.3 VR-RECORDING-RELATED ERROR LOGS (FOURTH SCREEN) .............................................................................52

6.4 VR-PLAYBACK-RELATED ERROR LOGS (FIFTH SCREEN)......................................................................................57

6.5 DV SERVICE MODE .....................................................................................................................................................60

6.6 EPG SERVICE MODE ..................................................................................................................................................63

6.7 HDMI SERVICE MODE ................................................................................................................................................65

6.8 AGING MODE...............................................................................................................................................................67

6.9 USB CHECK MODE .....................................................................................................................................................69

6.10 HDD CHECK MODE ...................................................................................................................................................70

6.11 DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES WHEN AAC DECODING HAS FAILED .....................................................................76

6.12 DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES WHEN CONNECTING THE LAN ..............................................................................79

7. DISASSEMBLY....................................................................................................................................................................80

8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................................................................85

8.1 MODEL SETTING.........................................................................................................................................................85

8.2 LD POWER ADJUSTMENT..........................................................................................................................................86

8.3 CPRM ID NUMBER AND DATA SETTING....................................................................................................................90

8.4 FIRMWARE UPDATE METHOD ...................................................................................................................................94

8.5 GRACENOTE DATABASE UPDATE METHOD.............................................................................................................97

8.6 VIDEO ADJUSTMENT FOR SPECIFIC AREA.............................................................................................................99

9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST.............................................................................................................................104

9.1 PACKING SECTION ...................................................................................................................................................104

9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION.................................................................................................................................................106

9.3 FRONT PANEL SECTION (DVR-LX61) ......................................................................................................................110

9.4 FRONT PANEL SECTION (DVR-560H-S,-K)..............................................................................................................112

9.5 SERVICE LOADER MAIN SECTION..........................................................................................................................114

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10. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM.................................................................................................................................................. 116

10.1 SERVICE TUSB ASSY (1/4)..................................................................................................................................... 116

10.2 SERVICE TUSB ASSY (2/4)..................................................................................................................................... 118

10.3 SERVICE TUSB ASSY (3/4)..................................................................................................................................... 120

10.4 SERVICE TUSB ASSY (4/4)..................................................................................................................................... 122

10.5 SERVICE FLKY ASSY.............................................................................................................................................. 124

10.6 SERVICE MAIN ASSY (1/5) ..................................................................................................................................... 126

10.7 SERVICE MAIN ASSY (2/5) ..................................................................................................................................... 128

10.8 SERVICE MAIN ASSY (3/5) ..................................................................................................................................... 130

10.9 SERVICE MAIN ASSY (4/5) ..................................................................................................................................... 132

10.10 SERVICE MAIN ASSY (5/5) ................................................................................................................................... 134

10.11 ETAB ASSY (DVR-LX61 ONLY).............................................................................................................................. 136

10.12 SERVICE DVUB ASSY........................................................................................................................................... 138

10.13 POWER SUPPLY ASSY ......................................................................................................................................... 140

10.14 WAVEFORMS......................................................................................................................................................... 142

11. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM ...................................................................................................................................... 147

11.1 SERVICE FRJB ASSY.............................................................................................................................................. 147

11.2 SERVICE TUSB ASSY ............................................................................................................................................. 148

11.3 SERVICE FLKY ASSY.............................................................................................................................................. 152

11.4 SERVICE MAIN ASSY.............................................................................................................................................. 154

11.5 ETAB ASSY (DVR-LX61 ONLY)................................................................................................................................ 158

11.6 SERVICE DVUB ASSY............................................................................................................................................. 159

11.7 POWER SUPPLY ASSY ........................................................................................................................................... 160

12. PCB PARTS LIST............................................................................................................................................................ 162

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1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS

1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING

When servicing this model, some service procedures may reset the customer settings

to the factory default settings. Make sure to explain this to the customer.

An HDD (Hard Disc Drive) is mounted in this product.

When an HDD becomes defective and inoperable, restoration of the user's data recorded on the HDD,

or copying of the user's recorded data to other media (such as a new HDD) is totally impossible.

Before servicing, OBTAIN THE USER'S PRIOR CONSENT to that effect.

The user must be made aware that all recorded data are deleted if the HDD is intialized.

• 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.

• Compared with conventional eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher melting points, by approximately 40 °C.

Therefore, for lead-free soldering, the tip temperature of a soldering iron must be set to around 373 °C in general, although

the temperature depends on the heat capacity of the PC board on which reworking is required and the weight of the tip of

the soldering iron.

Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.

Compared with eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher bond strengths but slower wetting times and higher melting

temperatures (hard to melt/easy to harden).

The following lead-free solders are available as service parts:

• Parts numbers of lead-free solder:

GYP1006 1.0 in dia.

GYP1007 0.6 in dia.

GYP1008 0.3 in dia.

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1.2 NOTES ON HANDLING THE HDD

Reference: Main specifications on damage to the HDD

The HDD is about 10 times as sensitive to shock

during operation than during nonoperation.

During operation During noperation

Shock G

(acceleration) <approx. 20 G <approx. 200 G

Temperature

change < 20ºC/hour

Moisture change < 20%/hour

0.5 inch / 12.7 mm 387 217 200 26

1.0 inch / 25.4 mm 595 457 310 37

2.0 inch / 50.8 mm 1133 600 680 70

4.0 inch / 101.6 mm 1795 1040 1050 267

Reference: Estimate value of falling distance vs. shock (G)

when the HDD is dropped without protection

Landing

surface

Falling

distance

Granite

surface

Concrete

floor

Synthetic-resin-

coated table Antistatic

sponge

[1] Cautions on Handling the HDD

• The HDD is very sensitive to shocks and vibrations. Care must be taken especially during operation (when the power is on).

• The HDD is very sensitive to electrostatic charges.

• Rapid change in temperature or humidity may cause deterioration of the HDD.

Note: After receiving damage caused by any above-mentioned factors, the HDD may operate normally for dozens or some

hundreds of hours but then suddenly crash. If you are certain you have damaged a new repair part (HDD) while making

repairs, do not use the part.

[2] Cautions on handling the product on which the HDD is mounted or the HDD

as a repair part, and examples of dangerous handling

[Cautions on handling the product on which the HDD is mounted]

• While the unit is turned on, the HDD is always in operation. Be sure NOT to impart shock to the unit.

Examples of dangerous handling: while the power is on

• Bumping on the bonnet

• Dropping an object, such as a small screwdriver or remote control unit, onto the bonnet, or bumping an object against the

cabinet

• Moving the unit by dragging

• Stacking another product on the unit

Note: Be sure NOT to impart shock, such as bumping or hitting a screwdriver against the HDD, during diagnosis with the

bonnet open.

Examples of dangerous handling: while the power is off

• Imparting strong shock, although the HDD is more resistant to shock when the power is off

• Dropping the unit from a height of several centimeters, or after lifting one side of the unit up, then letting the unit drop.

• Do NOT move the unit immediately after the power is turned off. Wait at least 30 seconds after the indication on the FL

display changed from POWER OFF to the clock indication before moving the unit. If the AC power cord is accidentally

disconnected before turning the unit off, wait at least for one minute before moving it. In this case, damage to the HDD

caused by sudden shutoff may be small, because the emergency relief mechanism is activated. However, if sudden shutoff

occurrs during recording or playback, recorded data may be damaged. Be sure to check operations.

[Cautions on handling the HDD as a repair part]

1. Handle the HDD in a safe environment:

• Handle the HDD over an antistatic pad that can also absorb shock.

• Wear wrist bands to prevent electrostatic charges generated in your body from affecting the HDD.

2. The following must be observed when handling the HDD:

• Handle one HDD at a time. Do NOT hold several HDDs at the same time.

• Grip the HDD on both sides so that you do not touch its terminals or circuit boards.

• Do NOT stack one HDD onto another HDD (even if the HDDs are protected in antistatic bags).

• Do NOT bump the HDDs against one another.

• Do NOT bump any tool, such as a screwdriver, or other hard object against the HDD.

• When a repair part (HDD) is transported and there is a large temperature difference between outdoors and indoors, to the

indoor, leave it in its package for about a half day to gradually cool or warm the HDD to room temperature before unpacking it.

[Notes on packing for shipment]

• When returning a defective HDD for analysis, handle with care as if it were a good product. Otherwise, the results of analysis

may not be correct.

• When packing, use the antistatic bag and packing materials in which the repair part for service was delivered. Attach a copy

of the slip for service or a memo stating symptoms in as much detail as possible.

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ST3250820SCE250GBDVR-LX61 VXF1131

DVR-560H-S

DVR-560H-K ST3160215SCE160GB VXF1152

Capacity

SEAGATE

Model

Name Pioneer's

Part No.

(for service)

Manufacture's

Part No.

Capacity

Manufacturer's

part No.

Date of

Manufacturer

Seagate(160GB) Seagate(250GB)

[3] Outline and part No. of the HDDs *Pioneer's part No. is not stamped.

• When replacing the HDD, carefully check the capacity and manufacturer's part No. on the part label to avoid replacing with

a similar but inappropriate product. You can also check the model No. of the mounted HDD on the Service mode screen.

• Do NOT use repair parts, such as commercially available HDDs, other than those designated above, as their functions,

performance or reliability cannot be guaranteed.

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1.3 NOTES ON REPLACEMENT OF THE SDRAM

Note when replacing the SDRAM

When replacement of the SDRAM (IC1201 or IC1221) on the MAIN Assy is required, identify the manufacturer of the SDRAM.

If the SDRAM that needs replacement was manufactured by ELPIDA, both IC1201 and IC1221 must be replaced at the same

time.

SDRAMs for service are manufactured by SAMSUNG.

How to identify the manufacturer

Confirm the name of the manufacturer stamped on the surface of the part.

Measures to be taken

1. If the SDRAM that needs replacement was manufactured by ELPIDA:

Replace both IC1201 and IC1221 at the same time.

2. If the SDRAM that needs replacement was manufactured by SAMSUNG:

Replacement of only the defective SDRAM (IC1201 or IC1221) is possible.

Possible malfunctions

If SDRAMs made by different manufacturers are mounted on the MAIN Assy, the following malfunctions may occur:

1. The power does not come on.

2. High-speed dubbing disabled

3. Other malfunctions related to the SDRAM

By ELPIDA (replacement of both SDRAMs required) By SAMSUNG (replacement of only the defective SDRAM possible)

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1.4 NOTES ON REPLACEMENT OF THE FL LENS (DVR-LX61 ONLY)

Panel Frame

FL Lens

OPEN/CLOSE Key

The Panel Frame, FL Lens, and FL Filter are attached to the chassis with two-sided (double-back) tape.

If one of these parts has to be replaced, replace all three parts at the same time.

To replace the FL Lens, follow the procedures described below:

Procedures for replacement of the FL Lens

1. Lightly attach the FL Lens so that the two projections on the upper side of the panel touch the Panel Frame and that

the clearances between the OPEN/CLOSE key and the cutout for that key on the FL Lens will be the same on the

left and right sides.

2. After confirming that the FL Lens is properly aligned, strongly push the black part of the FL Lens to firmly attach it.

Be careful not to press the OPEN/CLOSE key while attaching the FL Lens.

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2. SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 ACCESSORIES

• Remote control ×1

(VXX3286 : DVR-LX61)

(VXX3287 : DVR-560H-S)

(VXX3293 : DVR-560H-K)

• RF antenna cable(PAL) ×1

(VDE1075 : WYXK5 type)

(VDE1095 : WYXV5 type)

• Dry cell batteries ×2

(AA/R6P)

• Power cable ×1

(ADG1127 )

• Audio / Video cable(1.5m) ×1

(red/white/yellow)

(VDE1077)

• G-Link™ Cable (3m) ×1

(VDX1010)

• Operating Instructions (French)

(VRC1493 : DVR-LX61/WYXK5)

(VRC1460 : DVR-LX61/WYXV5)

(VRC1484 : DVR-560H-S,-K/WYXK5)

(VRC1459 : DVR-560H-S,-K/WYXV5)

• Operating Instructions (German)

(VRC1486 : DVR-LX61/WYXK5)

(VRC1465 : DVR-LX61/WYXV5)

(VRC1485 : DVR-560H-S,-K/WYXK5)

(VRC1464 : DVR-560H-S,-K/WYXV5)

• Operating Instructions (Italian)

(VRC1488 : DVR-LX61/WYXK5)

(VRC1482 : DVR-LX61/WYXV5)

(VRC1487 : DVR-560H-S,-K/WYXK5)

(VRC1468 : DVR-560H-S,-K/WYXV5)

• Operating Instructions (Dutch)

(VRC1490 : DVR-LX61/WYXK5)

(VRC1472 : DVR-LX61/WYXV5)

(VRC1489 : DVR-560H-S,-K/WYXK5)

(VRC1471 : DVR-560H-S,-K/WYXV5)

• Operating Instructions (Spanish)

(VRC1492 : DVR-LX61/WYXK5)

(VRC1476 : DVR-LX61/WYXV5)

(VRC1491 : DVR-560H-S,-K /WYXK5)

(VRC1475 : DVR-560H-S,-K/WYXV5)

• Warranty Card

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2.2 SPECIFICATIONS

[1] For DVR-LX61

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[2] For DVR-560H-S,-K

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2.3 DISC/CONTENT FORMAT

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2.4 PANEL FACILITIES

(DVR-LX61 Only)

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(for DVR-LX61)

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[3] Front Panel (for DVR-560H-S,-K)

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[4] Display

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[5] Remote Control Unit

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3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING

Before shipping out the product, be sure to clean the following positions by using the prescribed cleaning tools:

Position to be cleaned Cleaning tools

Pickup lenses Cleaning liquid : GEM1004

Cleaning paper : GED-008

Position to be cleaned Cleaning tools

Fans Cleaning paper : GED-008

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MAIN ASSY

1. Model setting

2. LD power adjustment

3. CPRM setting

4. Firmware update

Replaced ASSY

Necessary settingState after replacing

User settingHDD contents

[2] Necessary Procedure List When Replacing Assys

Following is the surely necessary procedures and the product state after changing, when replacing next ASSYs.

1. Model setting

2. CPRM setting

3. Firmware update

1. LD power adjustment

1. CPRM setting

2.Gracenote Database update

TUSB ASSY

HDD

LOADER ASSY

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3.2 QUICK REFERENCE

Description of work Procedure Jigs

LD power adjustment [ESC]+[CX]+[1]+[0] GGF1381 : Service Remote Control Unit

GGV1054 : CD-ROM (CDT-313)

GGV1036 : DVD-ROM DL (DVDT-002)

GGV1278 : Blank DVD-R (That's DR-C12WTY5PA)

GGV1282 : Blank DVD-RW (JVC VD-W120XH5)

GGV1284 : Blank DVD-RAM (maxell DRM120C.1P5S)

ID input [ESC]+[STEREO] GGF1381 : Service Remote Control Unit

GGV1321 : ID disc

Firmware update [REC STOP]+[PLAY] Update disc

Version check [ESC]+[DISP] GGF1381 : Service Remote Control Unit

Error Rate Measurement [ESC]+[DISP]+[DIG/ANA] × twice GGF1381 : Service Remote Control Unit

Operation check disc (See remarks)

HDD Check Mode [ESC]+[CX]+[0]+[1] GGF1381 : Service Remote Control Unit

Indication of VR-playback-related

error log [ESC]+[DISP]+[5]+[DIG/ANA] GGF1381 : Service Remote Control Unit

Indication of VR-recording-related

error log [ESC]+[DISP]+[4]+[DIG/ANA] × 3times GGF1381 : Service Remote Control Unit

Remarks

Disc for check of

recording/playback operations

Operation check discs

(manufacturers and model numbers) Error rate threshold

(Note) GGV1278 : Blank DVD-R

(That's DR-C12WTY5PA) 3.3e-3 or below

When judging the drive quality,

make sure to use the operation

check disc.

GGV1279 : Blank DVD-R DL

(MCM VHR21YD1)

L0 : 3.3e-3 or below

L1 : 3.3e-3 or below

GGV1280 : Blank DVD+R

(That's DR+120TY5PA) 3.3e-3 or below

GGV1281 : Blank DVD+R DL

(MCM VTR21N1)

L0 : 3.3e-3 or below

L1 : 3.3e-3 or below

GGV1189 : Blank DVD-RW

(JVC VD-W120N10) 3.3e-3 or below

GGV1282 : Blank DVD-RW [RW2]

(JVC VD-W120XH5) 3.3e-3 or below

GGV1283 : Blank DVD+RW

(RICOH D4RWV-S3CW)3.3e-3 or below

GGV1284 : Blank DVD-RAM

(maxell DRM120C.1P5S) 3.3e-3 or below

GGV1036 : DVD-ROM DL

(DVDT-002) L0/L1 : 8.0e-4 or below

How to read error rate X.Xe-Y

Y: The bigger the better,

X X: The smaller the better

How to exit from Service Mode [ESC]

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3.3 PCB LOCATIONS

• For DVR-LX61 model

1..ETAB ASSY VWV2344

NSP 1..TUJB ASSY YWM1002

2..SERVICE DVUB ASSY YXX1001

2..SERVICE TUSB ASSY YXX1003

NSP 1..FLKB ASSY YWM1006

2..SERVICE FRJB ASSY YXX1027

2..SERVICE FLKY ASSY YXX1008

NSP 1..SERVICE LOADER MAIN VXU1014

2..SERVICE MAIN ASSY VXX3309

> 1..POWER SUPPLY ASSY VWR1406

1..HDD VXF1131

• For DVR-560H model

NSP 1..TUJB ASSY YWM1002

2..SERVICE DVUB ASSY YXX1001

2..SERVICE TUSB ASSY YXX1003

NSP 1..FLKB ASSY YWM1005

2..SERVICE FRJB ASSY YXX1004

2..SERVICE FLKY ASSY YXX1007

NSP 1..SERVICE LOADER MAIN VXU1013

2..SERVICE MAIN ASSY VXX3308

> 1..POWER SUPPLY ASSY VWR1406

1..HDD VXF1152

Mark No. Description Part No. Mark No. Description Part No.

LIST OF ASSEMBLIES

NOTES:

Parts marked by “NSP” 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.

FLKY ASSY KEYB ASSY

BSERVICE FLKY ASSY

EETAB ASSY

DVR-LX61 ONLY

ASERVICE TUSB ASSY

HDD

CSERVICE FRJB ASSYSERVICE LOADER ASSY

SERVICE DVUB ASSY

POWER SUPPLY

ASSY

SERVICE MAIN ASSY

32 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

3.4 JIGS LIST

Service Remote Control Unit GGF1381

DVD Test Disc (DVD-Video)

(*)

Adjustment, diagnosis

Name Jig No. Remarks

Check of DVD-Video

DVD Recorder Data Disc

Typ e 2

GGV1025

Diagnosis (ID data setting)

FFC Cable (40p) GGD1436 Diagnosis of MAIN Assy

CD-ROM GGV1054

DVD-ROM DL GGV1036

LD Power Adjustment

Blank DVD-R GGV1278LD Power Adjustment

Blank DVD-RAM GGV1284 LD Power Adjustment

[1] Jigs List

Blank DVD-RWGGV1282 LD Power Adjustment

Disc Ejection Rod GGF1529 Emergency Disc Ejection

USB Cable GGD1445 USB Check Mode

RS-232C I/F Jig GGF1348Serial Update

FFC Cable (7P) VDA1681Serial Update

(*) Be sure to use the latest disc (Type 2).

In Apr, 2008, the latest disc is GGV1321.

Hanarl GEM1041

Name Lubricants and Glues No. Remarks

refer to "9.3 FRONT PANEL SECTION"

[2] Lubricants and Glues List

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

34 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

4. BLOCK DIAGRAM

4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM

LPS2

GNDD

BLACK

LPS1

RED

ST1+

ST2+

ST2-

ST1-

VA5V

GNDA

SW1

RF-

HU-

VCC

HU+

HV-

HW+

HV+

HW-

GNDD

TPAN

GND

TPAP

GND

TPBP

TPBN

USBDP1

V+5USB

USBDM1

USBVFB

USBDM2

USBDP2

GND

SW2

VA5V

VREFPD

FMO+

RF+

DVD/CD

GNDA

FMO-

GND0

HFGAIN

GND0

V05V

OSCNT

W2EN-

W3EN+

W2EN+

W1EN-

W1EN+

W3EN-

OSCEN+

LDDEN

OSCEN-

VPP

TEMP

RSET

RESET

VD3V

W2SET

W1SET

W3SET

SEN

SCLK

SDIO

V+12M

GNDD

GNDM

V+12V

GNDD

GND

V+5M

RXN

RXP

GND

GNDD

GND

SW+5V

GND

TXN

TXP

GND

SW+12V

54132

54 123

1210 11897

12 1011 9 78

563421

562341

10 8

108

34 34

16 4

13 3

11 9

731

412

FRONTSTEPPER

CN601 CN502

SPDL CN901

JA901

CN501

YKP1002-

CN5101

CN902

JA902JA903

VKP2391-

CN5201

P. U .

CN101

V+3D

ASI1

GND

ASO2

GND

LRCK2

GND

BLCK2

GND

XRESET

AAC_RST

FIFO_SEL

INT_B

IRQ

CS_B

N_CS

GND

A10

GND

D15

To HDD

CN4501

CN2301

PF13PP-S17

SW+1.53V

SW+3.33V

EV+5.8V

VKP2389-

SW+1.53V

YDX1001-

CN201

D14

D13

D12

D11

D10

CN5604

CN501

JA301 CN1501

JA5701

JA5801

LAN

COAXIAL

DIGITAL

AUDIO OUT HDMI

AC-INLET

CN203

(NEUTRAL)

HDD

160GB:VXF1152-

250GB:VXF1131-

LIVE

CN101

CN202

AC POWER CORD

GND

EV+5.8V

GND

EV+12.1V

P_CONT

SERVICE

LOADER

MAIN

(DVR-560-H-S,-K)

(DVR-LX61)

POWER

SUPPLY

ASSY

(VWR1406)

SERVICE MAIN ASSY

(VXX3309 : DVR-LX61)

(VXX3308 : DVR-560H-S, -K)

D1/5- D5/5

ETAB ASSY

E(VWV2344 : DVR-LX61 Only)

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

USBDM2

YP_OUT

X525P

GND

Y_OUT

GND

CB_OUT

C_OUT

GND

CR_OUT

LED_P_ON

GND

V+12F

KEY3

LED_HDD

LED_DVD

G_IN

B_IN

GND

L_OUT

GND

Y_IN

GND

C/R_IN

R_OUT

MRST

AMUTE1

L_IN

R_IN

GND

P_CONT2

GNDA

ASCK

XRST1

DAM_TO_T

DSCL

CEC

HSM_TO_T

DSDA

DAT_TO_M

HST_TO_M

HPD

DDC_SW1

FLPON

V+12R1E

FLDATA

FLCLK

V+5F

FLSTB

GND

LED_ICEB

GND

LED_P_ON

LED_DVD

KEY2

SDET2

KEY3

KEY1

LED_HDD

GND

10 40

40 6

814 12

16 10

426

8624

17 15 13 11 791

75913

1713 15

1614 2

VKP2391-

VDA2159-

CN102CN201

JA301

INPUT2

JA302

S-VIDEO

COMPOSITE

AUDIO (L/R)

FLKY ASSY

KEYB

ASSY

YDA1002-

CN2301 CN101

FL TUBE

CN101 CN301

VDA2162-

CN105 CN106

PrCOMPONENT

OUT

AUDIO

VIDEO

S OUT

GND

EV+5.8V

GND

EV+12.1V

P_CONT

YKP1001-

4240

GNDV

V/YIN

V/Yout

JA501

BLANK

GNDV

AV1(to TV)

Gout

Bout

2834

R/Cout

GNDV

N-LINK

GNDV

Lin

GNDV

36 38

FUNCTION

SR IN

FAN+

JA701

FAN-

CN201

VKP2392-

CN301

GNDV

V/Yin

V/Yout

JA751

BLASTER

35 37 3931 3327 29

15 1711 1379

GNDV

BLANK

R/Cin

14 16 1810 12

GNDV

Gin

N-LINK

FUNCTION

Bin

GNDV

Lin

FAN MOTOR

VXM1123-

AV2(INPUT1/DECORDER)

JA401

24 26

GNDV

GNDA

Lout

Rout

Rin

S ININL

JA402

U601

2523

351

GNDV

Rin

Lout

GNDA

Rout

S-VIDEO IN/OUT

U/V IN/OUT

SERVICE DVUB ASSY

(YXX1001)

FSERVICE FLKY ASSY

B(YXX1008 : DVR-LX61)

(YXX1007 : DVR-560H-S, -K)

SERVICE

FRJB

ASSY

SERVICE TUSB ASSY

(YXX1003)

A1/4- A4/4

When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWS and PARTS

LIST" or "PCB 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.

: The power supply is shown with the marked box.

(YXX1027:DVR-LX61)

(YXX1004:

DVR-560H-S,-K)

36 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

4.2 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM

RENESAS

HA118326PF

IC101

Tuner Control

CON

PMC026A8

15MHz

CSYNCIN

INPUT 2

FLSTB

FLCLK

FLDATA

32.768kHz

TU_VIN

OUTPUT

LPF 2VIN

C3IN

Y3IN

3VIN

COMPONENT OUT

Cb/B_OUT

Cr/R_OUT

Y/G_OUT

Y3IN

1VOUT

AV2

L_OUT

Tuner

R_OUT

TU_L&RIN

L3_L&RIN

Y_IN

C_IN

L_IN

R_IN

BLANK

FUNCTION

N-LINK

C_OUT

Y_OUT

MUTE

from STB

86,87

91,92

84,85

90 8972 71

Y1OUT

C1OUT

Y2IN

C2IN7

G IN

B IN

R/C IN

49 4850

AV2_V/YIN

FUNC_ON

SQU

AVLT H

AVLIN

AVLOUT

FUNC_IN

BLANK

L2_L&RIN

IR Blaster

SEL_IR

AV2_LOUT

AV2_ROUT

AV2_V/YOUT

AV2_LIN

AV2_RIN

TEXTV

XRST1

SYS <-> Tuner Con.

BUF

U601

VHF/UHF Tuner

IC601

Multi sound

Decoder

MSP3417G

IR_B

INPUT3

CN301

CN201

KEYB

KEY SW

IR Receiver

FL DRIVER

PT6315

FL TUBE

FLKY

CN102

KEY SW

CN101

KEY1/KEY2/KEY3

CN105

FANCTL

CN101

JA501 (2/2)

IC403

MM1503XN

IC402

BA4560RF

CN106

JA401 (1/2)

JA401 (2/2)

JA402 (1/3)

JA402 (2/3)

JA402 (3/3)

C3IN

42,43

IC104

TC7MB3257FK

ASCK/DAM_TO_T/HSM_TO_T

DAT_TO_M/HST_TO_M

AV1

G OUT

R/C OUT

B OUT

AV1_V/YIN

AV1_LIN

MUTE

BLANK

N-LINK

Voltage

change

FUNCTION

to TV

94 93 74 73 30

AV1_RIN

44 4616

RGBOUT

AV1_ROUT

AV1_LOUT

FUNC_ON

SQU

AVLT H

AVLOUT

AVLIN

AV1_V/YOUT

JA501 (1/2)

IC406

TC7S66FU

BUF

JA751

JA701

38.432MHz

CN2301

CN201

IC401

SERVICE

FRJB ASSY

SERVICE

FLKY ASSY

SERVICE TUSB ASSY

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

IC1102

128M Flash

S29G L128 N90

TFIR2

IC5103

1394 PHY

UPD72852AG8-8EU

Y_OUT

C_OUT

YP_OUT

CR_OUT

CB_OUT

24.576MHz

ADCCLKO

HDMI

SATA HDD

Lch_IN

Rch_IN

Lch_OUT

48MHz

AILRCK0/AIBCK0/AIBD0

IC3101

Audio ADC

AK5359ET

IC3101

Audio ADC

AK5359ET

G_IN

B_IN

Tuner Con.

RS-232C

RXD1/TXD1

XRST1

27MHz

IC3201

Audio DAC

PCM1742KE

DACCLKO

AOLRCK/AOBCK/AOD0

NSCS/SMCKOUT/SMDOUT

Host Bus

PHYSCLK

UART

YOUT

COUT

YP_OUT

CR_OUT

CB_OUT

PHY_D/PHYLINKON

/PHYLPS

PHY_RST

USB_DP0/USB_DN0

USB_CLKI

USB_H_OCI0/USB_H_PPON0

USB_D_DP0/USB_D_DN0

USB_D_VBUS

24.576MHz

ASCK/DAMtoT/HSMtoT

EJTAG

JTRST/EDINT/JTCL/JTDI/JTDO/JTMS

JTSEL/DINTEN/EJSNGENBOOT

EJTAG

LPF

ATT

IC1201

512M DDR SDRAM

EDD5116AFTA-6B-E

IC201

64M SDRAM

K4S641632K-UC60

SL1

SL2

MDRV

FDRV

TDRV

ST1+/-

ST2+/-

501

SPDL

LOAD+/-

LOADER

F+/-

T+/-

RF+/-

A~D

C/R_IN

Y_IN

IC3202

UPC4570G2

DAT_TO_M/HST_TO_M SMDIN/HSTtoM

IC3701

5V->3V

TC7WH34FU

JA5701

COAXIAL

Digital out

IC5801

HDMI PHY

SiI9002CSU

ATA0

ATA1

SATA

IC5602

S ATA bridge

88SA8040-B1

For Debac

CN201

HADRS13

SCLK/SI/SO

SPDIFO

25MHz

502

601

16.93MHz

IC1001

EMMA2 RFEX

MC-10050F1-507LU1A

For Debac

1401

1402

CN5201 CN5101

CN101

HTXCTL/HTX_D/SDA1/SCL1

IC1221

512M DDR SDRAM

EDD5116AFTA-6B-E

CN3801 CN3802 CN5604

Rch_OUT

C/RI

IC3702

5V->3V

TC7SH08FUS1

XRESET

TPAP/APAN/TPBP/TPBN

TXP/TXN/

RXP/RXN

For Debac

USBVFB

IC5203

TC7SH08FUS1

IC5202

R5523N001B

V+5USB

USB

(A-type) DV

CN902 CN901

JA902 JA903 JA901

USB

(B-type)

JA5801

CN101

IC402

BA4560RF

IC501

FTS driver

BD7956FS

CN2301

LPF

ATT

LPF

ATT

LPF

ATT

CN1501

IC5801

TC7MBL3257A

AIBCK_PHYCTL0

/AIBD_PHYCLT1

CLT0/CLT1/LREQ

AOBCK_CN

AOD1_CN/

to FLASH LAN AAC

CN501

IC101

AAC

UPD99914F1

IC301

LAN

LAN9211

BCLK2/

ASO2/

LRCK2

JA301

LAN

TPI+/TPI-/

TPO+/TPO-

SERVICE MAIN ASSY

ETAB ASSY

SERVICE

DVUB ASSY

38 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM

EMMA2RFEx

IC1001

V+12V V+12A Audio LPF

V+5_VO

V+3D V+3D_IO

V+3V V+3_ADC

V+3_DAC

VREF_V

VREF_D

V+15A

V+1R0

Video OUT buffer

Video INPUT buffer

Audio DAC

IC3201

Audio ADC

IC3101

FLASH

IC1102

DDR×2

IC1201,IC1221 2.5V for DDR_SDRAM

DVREF F6

Video_DAC_Vref B22

3.3V for ADC

3.3V for I/O_buffer

1.0V for Core

TC74VHC125FK IC4703

RS-232C

RESET IC

IC3707

EJTAG

5V−>3V

IC3701

V+12M

V+5M

VO5V

VA5V P. U .

SPDL

VD3V

V+5D

USB

FTS Driver

IC501

V+3A

P201

P204

P501

P401

P402

IC4502

IC4501

IC5204

IC4552

IC4511

IC4521

IC4541

VREFPD

VCC

TC74VHC00FTS1 IC5701

V+2R5

V+1R5_IN

P_CONT

FL DRIVER

IC101

V+32V

V+12R1E

Tuner

U601

FAN

FAN Circuit

V+5R8E

V+5V

V+5F

V+5M

V+5VO

V+5VI

Infared sencer

Button SW

Tuner Con

IC101

FL Tube

V101

FL-28V

FLDC+

FLDC-

RedLED

BlueLED

V+12V

RESET IC

(Tu-con,ACDET)IC102

DCDC Con

Con

IC317

V+5F

Function

N Link

SCART MUTE

Multi Sound

Decoder

MSP3417G

IC601

Audio&Video

select Video

amp(RENESAS)

IC401

V+12R1

V+9V

HDD

ETAB

SW+12V(W)

SW+5V(W)

SW+12V(H)

SW+5V(H)

EV+5.8V(M)

EV+5.8V(T)

SW+3.3V(M)

SW+1.5V(M)

V+5BB

EV+12V

IC150

AmberLED

V+5TU

V+5TUA

Audio

MUTE

+- FAN-

V+5_AO

V+5_AIN

V+5_VI

V+5DO

EV+5.8V

V+5HD

V+3HD

IC4561

IC4562

1394PHY

IC5103

TC74VCX245FK

IC4701

SATA Bridge IC

IC5602

64M SDRAM

IC201

AVD D

DVD D

V+3DS

V+1R8

IC4571

3.3V for DAC

HCL BPF

fsc BPF

V+15D

IC4531

1.0V for DLL

1.0V for DEC

1.0V for PLL

VRPD

P_CONT

CN203

CN201

CN202

V+1R85

VREF16

1.5V for DVDD15

1.5V for AVDD15

3.3V for AVDD33

V+5BB

P-SW IC

HDMI

HDMI PHY

IC5801

Bus switch

IC5802

AAC

IC101

V+1R2

LAN

IC301

V+3D

3V −> 1.85V IC201,202,203

IC411

IC401

SERVICE

FLKY ASSY

SERVICE MAIN ASSY

ETAB

ASSY

SERVICE

TUSB

ASSY

POWER

SUPPLY

ASSY

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

5. DIAGNOSIS

5.1 SETUP SEQUENCE

Tuner/FL microcomputer System Codec IC (Initial Program Loader)

System Codec IC (Firmware)

DVD-R/RW Drive

Is ID check of drive OK?

Ye s

Power ON ? No

Ye s

Has

command

arrived ?

Ye s

FLASH check ? NG

Stop

Tray Open

Ye s

"CPRM ERR" displayed on FL display

Request for power off of

system-control computer made to

Tuner/FL microcomputer

System-control computer is turned off

(entering standby) following request

from Tuner/FL microcomputer

Obtaining LD

temperature data from drive.

Is temperature below

74°C?

Ye s

Repair process

Is disc in?

Is starting/ID check of

HDD OK?

Ye s

Is disc valid?

Ye s

Repair required?

Ye s

Playback

requested?

Ye s

"E01 or E02" displayed on FL display

∗1: If both the drive ID check and starting/ID

check of HDD failed, "CPRM ERR" is first

displayed on FL display.

Tuner/FL microcomputer starts up.

Connect the power cord.

System microcomputer starts up.

Downloading through

RS232C required.

FLASH check is NG

when

"POWER ON" displayed

for over 1 minutes

on the FL display.

Jumping to developed

firmware.

"POWER ON" displayed

on the FL display.

Key input and channel data

transmitted to the system

controller.

And make displayed data by

instructions from the system

controller, and switch a

channel.

Drive microcomputer

starts up.

ATA/ATAPI

command processing

Firmware stored in Flash memory

is developed in SD-RAM

expanding the compressed data.

Initialization of the peripheral

circuit register and RAM, etc.

Waiting for

communication to be

established.

Ye s

Initialization of the

peripheral circuit

Initialization of the peripheral

circuit register and RAM, etc.

Clock displayed

on the FL display.

Power ON/Release the reset

Communication start with the

Tuner/FL microcomputer.

∗1

40 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

5.2 DIAGNOSIS OF THE MAIN ASSY

Power ON

Does

a desired screen

appear when selected

a tuner?

Video recording and playback by HDD

1 Failure in the periphery of CN2301

(Poor contact with the TUSB Assy.)

2 Failure in the periphery of CN4501

(Power supply is not supplied from the POWER SUPPLY Assy.)

3 Failure in the periphery of IC4511, IC4521, IC4531, IC4541, IC4552,

IC4561, IC4562 and IC4571 (Power supply is not supplied to each IC.)

Ye s

No No

Does a desired

audio output it?

1 Failure in the periphery of CN2301

(Poor contact with the TUSB Assy.)

2 Failure in the periphery of IC3101

(Failure in the periphery of AUDIO ADC for input audio.)

3 Failure in the periphery of IC3201

(Failure in the periphery of AUDIO DAC for output audio.)

Ye s

Video recording and playback by DVD

DVD recording

End

Can the video recording

and playback of HDD?

1 Failure in the periphery of CN5604

(Poor contact with the HDD.)

2 To the HDD check mode

Ye s

Can record desired

video and audio?

Failure in the periphery of CN101

(Poor contact with the Pickup Assy.)

Failure in the periphery of IC1001

(There is possibility of failure of

the EMMA2RFE chip.)

Ye s

Does the tray open?

1 Failure in the periphery of CN601

(Poor contact with the FRONT Assy.)

2 Failure in the periphery of IC501

(Failure in the periphery of the Driver IC.)

Ye s

Do play back desired

video and audio?

1 Failure in the periphery of CN2301

(Poor contact with the TUSB Assy.)

2 Failure in the periphery of IC3101

(Failure in the periphery of AUDIO ADC for input audio.)

3 Failure in the periphery of IC3201

(Failure in the periphery of AUDIO DAC for output audio.)

Ye s

Insert a disc and close the tray, then playback it

Do recognize a disc?

1 Failure in the periphery of CN101 (Poor contact with the Pickup Assy.)

2 Failure in the periphery of CN501 (Poor contact with the SPDL.)

3 Failure in the periphery of CN502 (Poor contact with the STEPPER.)

Ye s

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

*This flowchart shows how to confirm the output from the HDMI block on the basis that an external input signal to the L1

connector is through-output from the analog output connector properly.

Connect the unit to a DVI monitor

that is provided with the HDCP

function (HDMI-DVI conversion

connector required), or to a monitor

that supports HDMI.

Set the input setting to L1.

Input an external PAL signal to L1.

YES

NO YES

YES

Is an image

properly

displayed?

Are the

images output

successively

(does HDMI LED

light up)?

Does it repeat correct output

for a moment followed by black

screen (or sandstorm)?

With the aid of an oscilloscope, check IC1001, IC5801 for the

points listed below. (Only checking with a PAL signal

is enough. Checking with an NTSC signal is not required):

• R5865 (HTX_CLK : 27 MHz/74.25 MHz/148.5 MHz @PAL)

From the following points, a 3.3-V swing signal must be output:

• R5855 (H sync)

• R5855 (V sync)

• R5826 to R5828 (Video lines)

Are all the signals

mentioned above

output?

It is most likely that IC5801 and the

subsequent parts are in failure.

Check the soldering of the parts

listed below:

• IC5801 itself

• L5801 to L5804, JA5801

• R5842 to R5845, C5815 to 5818

Possible defect in EMMA2RFEX.

1. In a case when only the HDMI video is not outputted

[1] Diagnosis of the HDMI Block

42 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

The monitor owned by the user may not be compatible

with this unit.

Is a correct picture displayed when the monitor owned by

the user is connected with this unit using a 5-meter cable

made by JAE?

The cable used by the user is in failure.

Is a momentary correct picture and a fully black or a

snowy screen alternately displayed? Or, another

symptom?

Confirm the manufacturer and model number, and check

symptoms in the following steps, then refer to similar

case examples that happened in the past. In some

cases, upgrading the software/firmware of this unit may

resolve the problem.

1 Does the symptom change when the HDMI cable between the monitor and recorder is disconnected then reconnected?

2 With the HDMI cable between the monitor and this unit connected, if the power to the monitor is turned off then back on

again, does the symptom change?

3 Turn off the power to both the recorder and monitor. Then, turn on the monitor, then after 30 seconds, turn on the

recorder. Does the symptom change?

4 Is the HDMI LED lit, unlit, or flashing?

5 What is the picture on the screen like? A fully black, snowy, combination of the both, or other (a fully green or pink

screen)?

6 Does the symptom change if the length of the cable (made by JAE) is different?

7 Are some spots missing by dots (missing pixels) on the screen? If so, there may be problems in the length or quality of

the cable or the reception capacity of the monitor. Check if the symptom disappears when a 5-meter or less cable made

by JAE is used.

Ye s N o

If there is no measure, ask us for product

quality information.

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

2. In a case when only the HDMI audio is not outputted

Is a DVI device connected (with a DVI device, only the video signal is output, and no

sound is output)? Is an HDMI device that does not support the audio signals connected?

Set the Dolby Digital output setting in "Audio

Output" of the home menu to PCM. Play

back the Dolby Digital audio signal of a DVD.

Is the audio signal correctly output from the

HDMI and coaxial output (S/PDIF)?

Play back a CD. Are the

HDMI and analog audio

signals correctly output?

Measure the signal

at R*** (Note 1)

with an oscilloscope,

using a probe, to

check if the signal is

correct.

There may be a

problem with the

coaxial output circuit.

HDMI: No

S/PDIF: Yes

HDMI: No

S/PDIF: No

There may be a problem with the EMMA2RFEX.

Yes

(Coaxial output)

No (Checking of the S/PDIF path) No (Checking of the CLK, DATA, LRCK,

and BCK paths)

Measure the signal at

R1030 (CLK), R3201 (BCK),

R3202 (DATA) and R3203

(LRCK) with an oscilloscope,

using a probe, to check if

the signal is correct.

HDMI: No

Analog: Yes

HDMI: No

Analog: No

With the aid of an oscilloscope,

check IC1001 and IC5801 for

the points listed below.

• R5865 (HTX_CLK)

From the following points, a 3.3V

swing signal must be output:

• R5826 to R5828

There may be

a problem

since audio

DAC circuit.

Yes

Note 1 : R5708: AT model

R5701: DT model

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6. SERVICE MODE

To be used to check the status of the product and to collect the information for failure diagnosis.

The following information to be used for servicing is displayed:

[1] First screen : Version, HDD information, etc.

[2] Second screen : ATA/ATAPI debug screen (Writer information)

[4] Fourth screen : VR-recording-related error logs

[5] Fifth screen : VR-playback-related error logs

Each screen has sublevel screens.

After entering any Service mode screen, to shift to another Service mode screen, first quit that Service

mode screen then enter another Service mode screen.

[Note]

Overview and Purposes

Category Mode Procedure Necessary When

Adjustment Model Setting Automatically start up when necessary After replacing M/B or T/B

Adjustment LD Power Adjustment [ESC] + [CX] + [1] + [0] After replacing M/B or Loader

Adjustment CPRM ID Number/Data Setting [ESC] + [STEREO] After replacing M/B or HDD

Adjustment Firmware Update [REC STOP] + [OPEN/CLOSE] After replacing M/B or T/B

Adjustment Gracenote Database Update [REC STOP] + [OPEN/CLOSE] After replacing HDD

Adjustment Video Adjustment for Specific

Area [ESC] + [CHP/TIM] As needed

Adjustment OSD Filter Setting [ESC] + [DISP] + [DIG/ANA] x4 As needed

Diagnosis Version Info, etc. [ESC] + [DISP]

Diagnosis RF Level [ESC] + [DISP] + [DIG/ANA]

Diagnosis Error Rate [ESC] + [DISP] + [DIG/ANA] x2

Diagnosis HDD Info [ESC] + [DISP] + [DIG/ANA] x3

Diagnosis Writer Maintenance Info [ESC] + [DISP] + [2] + [DIG/ANA] x2 + [SEARCH]

Diagnosis LD Degradation Check [ESC] + [DISP] + [2] + [DIG/ANA] x3 + [SEARCH]

Diagnosis DV Info [ESC] + [DISP] + [3]

Diagnosis VR Recording Error Log [ESC] + [DISP] + [4] + [DIG/ANA] x3

Diagnosis VR Playback Error Log [ESC] + [DISP] + [5] + [DIG/ANA]

Diagnosis EPG Info [ESC] + [DISP] + [7] Europe model only

Diagnosis AAC Info [ESC] + [DISP] + [+10] + [1]

Diagnosis HDMI Info [ESC] + [DISP] + [+10] x2 + [4]

Diagnosis Ethernet Info [ESC] + [DISP] + [+10] x2 + [7]

Diagnosis HDD Check [ESC] + [CX] + [0] + [1]

Diagnosis USB Check [ESC] + <TIMER/REC>

Diagnosis DVD Aging Mode <DVD> + [ESC] + [REP.B] + [PLAY]

Diagnosis HDD Aging Mode <HDD> + [ESC] + [REP.B] + [PLAY]

Service Mode Map

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6.1 VERSION INFORMATION, ETC. (FIRST SCREEN)

To check the versions of the system control

computer, TUNER microcomputer, and

firmware for the drive, simple measurement of

the RF level for the U/V tuner, results of the

simple error rate measurement, HDD

information, and OSD Filter setting

While the GUI screen is not displayed, press the ESC then DISP keys.

How to enter and change subscreens of the first screen: While the first screen is displayed, press the

DIG/ANA key repeatedly until your desired subscreen is displayed. The subscreens change cyclically.

[Purposes] [Tools to be used]

[How to enter]

Press the ESC key.

[How to quit]

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

Aluminum-coated test disc

(GGV1025)

Model name/destination

Version of the recorder software

Revision No. of the system-control computer software

Version No. of the tuner microcomputer

Result of the combination ckeck with system u-com

Information on the built-in drive

(Model name, version No., model type)

Physical capacity of the HDD

DEVICE information (EMMA type, ES No.)

FLASH ROM information

Region No.

CPRM information (CPRM key No.)

PICUP SERIAL No.

HDCP information (HDMI authentication key)

Same number as that for CPRM.

Gracenote Database information

Gracenote Database Update information

Operating capacity of the HDD

OK : Appropriate version compared with that of the firmware of

the system control computer.

NG- : The version of the TUNER microcomputer is older.

Measures to be taken:

• Download the firmware.

OK : Appropriate version compared with that of the firmware of

the system control computer.

NG- : The version of the drive microcomputer is older.

Measures to be taken: Download the firmware.

OK : The appropriate drive is mounted.

NG : An inappropriate drive is mounted.

Measures to be taken: Download the firmware.

NG : NOBKUP: No Data

Download the Gracenote Database.

(1) First screen

[Description]

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DVR-LX61/WY VERSION : 0.14

SYSCON : RELEASE_179

Rev.1.7379

TUNERCON : 2.22 OK

DRIVE : DVD-RW DVR-U13 OK

1.10 OK

PIC SERIAL : 007710217604

HDD INT : ----

HDD USE : ----

GNDB B : NOBKUP GNDB U : NOBKUP

DEVICE : E2R-FEx1.1 FLASH : 128M

REGION : 2 C : 0000000153

HDCP : 0000000153

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If an error indication in the HDD data does not disappear even after the above measures were taken, refer to another sheet of "HDD Service

Mode."

• Details on HDD data are described below:

HDD : WDC10234564 # 160

Name of manufacturer, part No. by manufacturer

HDD identification error indication

Capacity of the HDD (unit: Gbytes)

If any abnormality exists in HDD connection, the indications shown in Table 1 below are displayed.

Table 1: HDD recognition status represented by the HDD data display

HDD identification conditions Example of HDD data

to be displayed Remarks

Failure in physical identification of HDD

(no connection, defective HDD, interface error) Blank space

Physical identification of HDD possible, but not identified

(CPRM ID is not input.) WDC 10234564 # 160 • Input the CPRM ID.

• Check the connection to the SATA connector.

• Replace the SATA flexible cable and connector.

• Replace the HDD.

• Replace the resistor in the SATA communication

line.

Physical identification of HDD possible, HDD identified,

but failure in logical formatting WDC 10234564 ! 160 "!" represents an HDD-recognition error.

• Initialize the HDD or erase all titles.

Physical identification of HDD possible, HDD identified,

and correct logical formatting (HDD correctly identified) WDC 10234564 160

To check the RF signal of the U/V tuner by checking the input frequency difference and AGC voltage

in this debug mode

Press the ESC key.

[

Purposes

]

[

How to enter

]

[

How to quit

]

While the User Setting display is displayed, press the ESC , DISP , then DIG/ANA keys, in that order.

[

Description

]

Input frequency difference

Subscreen 1

AGC voltage

Input channel

[1] Simple Diagnosis of the RF Level (Subscreen 1)

DVR-LX61/WY VERSION : 0.14

SYSCON : RELEASE_179

Rev.1.7379

TUNERCON : 2.22 OK

DRIVE : DVD-RW DVR-U13 OK

1.10 OK

PIC SERIAL : 007710217064

HDD INT : ----

GNDB B : NOBKUP GNDB U : NOBKUP

DEVICE : E2R-FEx1.1 FLASH : 128M

REGION : 2 C : 0000000153

Input CH : ∗∗ ch

Freq Diff : Low 1

AGC Volt : ∗∗∗∗ mV

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ERR RATE : *.*e-*

• While the User Operation screen is displayed, press the ESC then DISP keys, then the DIG/ANA

key twice, in that order.

• While subscreen 1 of the first screen is displayed, press the DIG/ANA key.

[How to enter]

Press the ESC key.

[How to quit]

[Measurement procedures]

Display subscreen 2.

Load the Test disc (GGV1025).

Judge the results of the error rate measurement by

referring to Table 1.

[Tips]

During VR mode playback, the average value of the past 10 VOBUs is displayed. During DVD-Video or Video mode

playback, the average value of the past 256 sectors is displayed.

During VR mode playback, the speed ratio of the drive (/: normal, no indication: double speed) is also displayed.

Subscreen 2

1) Frequency Difference (Freq Diff)

How much tuning is off is monitored, as shown below:

2) AGC voltage (AGC Volt)

The gain controlled by the tuner is monitored to infer the input electric field intensity.

(The accuracy of inference differs depending on the product.)

Field Intensity AGC VOL

Intense field area

(Clear image)

Less intense field area

(Noise may be generated.)

Weak field area

(Much noise. EPG/VPS/PDC sometimes cannot be

obtained.)

Very weak field area

(Image damaged. EPG/VPS/PDC cannot be obtained.)

70 dB or more 3100 mV or less

50 dB or more

70 dB or less 3100 - 4400mV

30 dB or more

50 dB or less

4400 mV or more

(It is unable to discriminate

under the weak field area.)

30 dB or less 4400 mV or more

(It is unable to discriminate.)

High

(within 200kHz)

Input Frequency Display

Low

Just Tune

Faraway

High 1~5

Low 1~5

Low 7

Center

High 7

within

200kHz

over

200kHz

[2] Simple Error Rate Measurement (Subscreen 2)

Tips:

For good reception, the field intensity must be 50 dB or more (AGC Volt 4400 mV or less).

For accurate measurement, use a field intensity meter.

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HDD Info

Life Time: 87599h 09m 05s

[How to enter]

[How to quit]

Cumulative HDD-on time

[Mode description]

[Tips]

• How the data on cumulative HDD-on time are processed in memory

Storage place:

FLASH ROM

Timing of referring to the data on cumulative HDD-on time:

When the power is turned on, fails, the FLASH ROM is referred to.

Timing of updating the data on cumulative HDD-on time:

While the HDD is on, the data on cumulative HDD-on time in the RAM is updated every 3 seconds, and every time

updating is executed the data are stored in the Backup SRAM. When the power is turned off, the data are stored in

the FLASH ROM.

• How to clear the data on cumulative HDD-on time

FLASH ROM:

When the HDD Identification Setting is performed, the data on cumulative HDD-on time are automatically cleared.

The HDD Identification Setting is automatically performed when the CPRM setting is performed on the CPRM

setting screen (to display the CPRM setting screen, press the ESC then the STEREO keys).

Notes: • The data on cumulative HDD-on time are not cleared when resetting to factory-preset values is performed.

• The data on cumulative HDD-on time are not cleared when the system-control computer software is

downloaded.

Subscreen 3

• While the User Operation screen is displayed, press the ESC then DISP keys, then the DIG/ANA

key three times, in that order.

• While subscreen 2 of the first screen is displayed, press the DIG/ANA key.

Press the ESC key.

Table 1: Thresholds when determining OK or Error

- - 8.0×10-4

Disc type Recording

mode Reference value

Finalized or not

finalized

DVD-VIDEO

Video mode Finalized 3.3×10-3

Not finalized 3.3×10-3

DVD-R

Video mode Finalized 3.3×10-3

Not finalized 3.3×10-3

DVD-RW

[3] HDD Information (Subscreen 3)

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OSD Filter Setting

OSD FILTER : 4

• While the User Operation screen is displayed, press the then keys, then the

key four times, in that order.

• While subscreen 3 of the first screen is displayed, press the key.

[How to enter]

Press the key.

[How to quit]

ESC DISP

DIG/ANA

ESC

Depending on the monitor used, the character flicker on the OSD may stand out.

If a system, such as character flicker, appears on the monitor, select the filter response.

[Purpose]

DIG/ANA

[Setting procedures]

Display subscreen 4.

Select the setting from the key operation table.

[Tips]

As the setting value becomes greater, jitter is reduced on a CRT display. However, as lines for characters appear thick,

complex characters may become difficult to read. On the contrary, as the setting value becomes smaller, jitter

increases on a CRT display. However, as lines for characters become sharper, complex characters become more

legible.

Note: Use the remote control unit for servicing.

Note: A new setting becomes active as soon as it is made. As a new setting is stored in nonvolatile memory, it will be

retrieved when the unit it turned on the next time.

Note: After the factory-preset values are downloaded, the setting value for the OSD Filter will be the default value (4).

Subscreen 4

[Tools to be used]

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

[(Table 2) Key operation of OSD Filter setting]

Key Operation Setting value Remarks

0 - 4 (Default value: 4)

[ Rev x 3 ], [SPEED+]

[ x 3 Fwd], [SPEED-]

[ Rev x 3 ], [SPEED+]

: The setting value increases by 1.

[ x 3 Fwd ], [SPEED-]

: The setting value decreases by 1.

Changing the setting value for the

OSD Filter

The setting value is reset to default.

[ESC]

[CLEAR]

–

To exit the OSD Filter Setting and

clear the screen

(Appears the tuner

screen.)

–

[4] OSD Filter Setting (Subscreen 4)

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6.2 ATA/ATAPI DEBUG SCREEN (SECOND SCREEN)

A T A / A T A P I Writer MaintenanceInfo

Power ON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1 0 2 : 5 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

D V D 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

R 0 0 5 3 : 4 8 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

W 0 0 2 2 : 1 6 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

C D 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

R 0 0 3 4 : 0 4 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

W 0 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0- 0 0

Error log for the Writer

(Not for Service)

Power-on time/cumulative power-on time

Duration of emission of the laser diode (LD) for DVD-R/DVD

while reading

Duration of emission of the LD for DVD-W/DVD while writing

Duration of emission of the LD for CD-R/CD while reading

Duration of emission of the LD for CD-W/CD while writing

(This function is not used for this model.)

To be used as a rough guide to judge

whether the pickup unit is all right or not

• Dirt on the pickup lens

• Degradation of the laser diodes for

reading CDs and reading/writing to/from

DVDs

• While the User Operation display is displayed, press the ESC , DISP , then 2 keys, in that order.

• While any subscreen of the second screen is displayed, press the DIG/ANA key repeatedly.

The subscreens change cyclically.

[

Purposes

][Tools to be used]

[

How to enter

]

[

How to quit

]

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

[

How to enter

]

[

How to quit

]

Aluminum-coated test disc

(GGV1025)

Update the display by pressing the SEARCH key while subscreen 3 is displayed.

[

Procedures

]

If the total hours of duration of emission of the laser diode (LD) for DVDs while reading and that of

emission of the LD for DVDs while writing exceed 4,700 hours, the LDs may be degraded.

Perform an LD degradation judgment, using subscreen 4.

Press the ESC key.

• While the User Operation screen is displayed, press the ESC , DISP then 2 keys, then the DIG/ANA

key twice, in that order.

MTTF hours for each LD

DVD: 4,700 hours

CD: 11,000 hours

The ATA/ATAPI Writer Maintenance Info is obtained each time the power is turned on. Thereafter, the

data on the subscreen is updated each time the SEARCH key is pressed (the updating command is

sent) while this subscreen is displayed. Care must be taken when updating this subscreen, because an

undesired command is inserted if it is executed while recording, etc.

[Note on lighting time data for each LD]

Since data on lighting time of each laser diode (LD) are stored in the flash ROM on the MAIN Assy, after

the MAIN Assy is replaced, the data will be cleared. However, after the LOADER Assy is replaced, data

on lighting time of each LD will be retained in the MAIN Assy. Therefore, before either the MAIN Assy or

LOADER Assy is to be replaced, it is recommended that you write down the lighting time data.

[

Tips

]

[1] Writer Maintenance Information of ATA/ATAPI DEBUG OSD (Subscreen 3)

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A T A / A T A P I - LD Degrade

C D : 0 0 7 0 1 0 4 % O K

D V D : 0 0 6 8 9 6 % O K

T M P : 0 0 A 3 4 1 °C

A D J : 0 0 67 2 6 °C

RF : 3 D 7 0

TLT : F F D 5

[

How to enter

]

[

How to quit

]

To update the value for each item, press the SEARCH key while subscreen 4 is displayed.

For details on each item and the conditions of updating the values, see Table 2 below.

[

Procedures

]

If the results of degradation of the LDs for CDs or DVDs are NG, replace the drive.

• For correct measurement of items to indicated in the display below, leave the unit at room

temperature (25˚C) for a while before turning it on, and do not load a disc.

• For RF measurement (item ), it is recommended to use the Test disc (GGV1025).

As the RF level differs depending on the characteristics of the pickup from product to product, it cannot

be used for judging degradation of the LD. Use the RF level as a rough guide to know the difference

between before and after lens cleaning.

[

Notes

]

• While the User Operation screen is displayed, press the ESC , DISP then 2 keys, then the DIG/ANA

key three times, in that order.

Press the ESC key.

Table 2: Description of each item and conditions for updating data

No. Item Description Conditions for updating by

pressing the SEARCH key

CD Degradation judgment of LD for CD. Regarded as NG when the value

is 120% or higher (same standard as for the PC drive) No disc inserted in the disc tray

DVDDegradation judgment of LD for DVD. Regarded as NG when the value

is 120% or higher (same standard as for the PC drive) No disc inserted in the disc tray

TMP Current temperature inside the Writer No disc inserted in the disc tray

ADJ Temperature (approx. 25°C) inside the Writer during adjustment No disc inserted in the disc tray

RF level (16-bit data, proportional calculation performed using the

actual RF level value with 2.5 V = 0xFFFF as the maximum value,

displayed in 4-digit hexadecimal)

During playback of disc medium

(GGV1025)

TLT Writer adjustment data for straight (non-HDD) model

(FFFF is diplayed when the writer is not adjusted.) No condition

[2] LD Degration Judgment of ATA/ATAPI DEBUG OSD (Subscreen 4)

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6.3 VR-RECORDING-RELATED ERROR LOGS (FOURTH SCREEN)

• Errors related to recording are displayed on the lines "Rec Err:," as shown below.

For details on errors, see "Table 1: Description of VR-recording-related errors."

1 There are two error-log screens, on which up to 9 logs per screen are displayed.

(generation time [year-month-day, hour:minute:second], error data in simplified description)

RunFnc : ---- Ecl : **** Rate : **

----------------------

R e c o r d i n g E r r o r H i s t o r y D i s p l a y

0 1 – 0 6 – 0 1 2 0 : 0 5 : 3 0 N o S y s H d r I N

0 1 – 0 6 – 0 2 0 0 : 2 2 : 1 0 W r i t e E r r o r

To roughly determine in which category shown below a symptom

that is difficult to reproduce belongs.

For details on the categories of error logs displayed, see "Table 1:

Description of VR-recording-related errors."

• Errors related to the MPEG Encoder

• Errors related to the drive system

• Errors related to copying

• Errors related to others

• Errors related to the HDD

[

Purposes

][Tool to be used]

[

How to enter

]

[

How to quit

]

(1) VR-Recording-Related Error Logs (Subscreen 1)

(2) Subscreen 2 and 3

(3) VR-Recording-Related Error Logs (Subscreen 4)

(4) Subscreen 5 to 12

[Description of each subscreen]

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

• The two error-log screens can be switched by pressing the SPEED+ or SPEED- key.

• For details on error messages, see Table 1 "Description of VR-recording-related errors".

[

Tips

]

Recording-related errors are displayed.

Press the ESC key.

• While the User Operation display is displayed, press the ESC , DISP , then 4 keys, in that order.

• While any subscreen of the fourth screen is displayed, press the DIG/ANA key repeatedly.

The subscreens change cyclically.

(These subscreens are not for service use.)

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Error Related to MPEG Encoder

Error Related to Dubbing

Error Related to Drive System

In a case of an error in the drive system, scratches or dirt on a disc, or a problem of the drive itself (dirty pickup) may be suspected.

Any error message marked with * is displayed "RecErr : ---------" on the Subscreen 1 of the fourth screen.

Error Message Description Cause

Cause

IN Encode * Changes cannot be made in the process of encoding

Failure to start encoding (reasons not clear)

No SysHdr INSystem packet is not input periodically

Stm Start NG

AVEncoder failed

AVEnc Hang

Inappropriate input stream data

Stream NG

Timeout waiting for system packet input at the beginning

Strm Start NG

Error Message Description

Mech No Res No response from the mechanical-control computer

Bdr Opn NGOpen Border failed

Fail Repair Repair failed

OPC NGOPC failed

Read Err Reading failed, ECC failed, etc.

PCA Full PCA has been used up.

Drv TimeOut Timeout waiting for drive operation

Video Mode VTSI Write Error (After Layer Change)

Video Mode Close Rzone failure

Close Rzone failed at dual layer disc

Format failed

May be +VR disc, but no RSAT

Close RZone failed

Video Mode VTSI BUP Write Error

Reserve RZone failed

MKB Invalid MKB reading error

VTSI2 Wr Err

BUF Overflow Overflow of the Stream Buffer

CLS Rzon Fail

NWA surpassed and impossible to use

NWA Exhaust

DLVR trace NG

Format NG

May Be PVR

V Final fail Abnormal process occurred when finalizing Video mode

Write Err The Drive failed to write and could not be recovered.

Rzn Cls NG

Repair RZone failed

Rzn Rpr NG

Video Mode VTSI BUP Write Error (After Layer Change)

VTSI_B2 Wr Err

RMA Full RMA has been used up.

TMP-VMG WrErr Video Mode TMP VMGI Write Error

VTSI_B Wr Err

Rzn Rsv NG

Close Border failed

Bdr Cls NG

The Drive is hung up.

Drive Hang

General error of the drive

Drv Err

Abnormality in the drive hardware or firmware

Drv Hard Err

May Be V mode Although TMP_VMGI is not written, it may be Video Mode disc.

Because some data are invalid, data cannot be written

ReadOnly DISC *

VTSI Wr Err Video Mode VTSI Write Error

RSAT : Reserved Space Allocation Table

Error Message Description

VC Pck Anl NGAnalizing Video Mode Copy Pack failed

Mem get NGVideo Mode Copy Memory has not ensured.

VC HDD Inf NGNo information on Video Mode Copy HDD

VC HDD C Err Obtaining Video Mode Copy HDD Cell information failed

Video Mode Copy Tracon transfer has not been completed.

Format failed

Strm TransfNGVideo Mode Copy Stream Transfer NG

Tracon Trn NG

VC HDD Info NG

Other NG HDD -> DVD copy

H2D CP SomeNG

Maximum number for Video Mode copy Cells exceeded

VC Cell Max

Video Mode Copy Copy Cancel

VC CopyCancel

Video Mode Copy Flush Cache NG

VC FlushC NG

VC Idling NGVideo Mode Copy idling NG

[1] Description of VR-Recording-Related Errors

Defective engine or software-related problem

Defective disc

Defective disc or drive

Software-related problem

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Other Errors

Error Related to Dubbing (Continued)

Error Message Description

DRAM NGAbnormality in access to the Work DRAM

Already open Extension file is already opened.

Dir Depth Err Tree of Directory is too deep.

F Alrdy Exst Extension file is already exist.

FileNot Exist Extension file is not exist.

File cancel Extension file is canceled.

CPRM IC NGInappropriate CPRM IC

Error in gaining data

Backup RAM data has not been written on the File Sys.

Inappropriate stream data to the Ouroboros input

No video input (not locked)

No further data can be written because the disc is full.

No more space in the internal work-management area

Invalid parameter

In the process of the emergency processing

Invalid VMG content

Invalid TMP_VMGI content

Drive Destroy The drive has crashed.

MKB REVOKED

BK BATT Down Backup RAM data has been erased.

BK FSYS Dirty

Ourob Strm NG

Encoder routine is hung up.

EncModul Hang

No Video

Disc Full

No More Info *

No Permission *No permission to write to the disc

Limit Over *Standard maximum limit exceeded

Invalid Param *

VTSI information of +VR is unusual.

Invalid VTSI

Now Busy *

Invalid Disc *The disc cannot be recognized.

Invalid UDF *Invalid UDF content

Invalid VMG *

Invalid TMVMG

Cancellation

Abort *

Some bugs

BUG

Bus Reset has been executed.

BusReset Done

Cell Close NG

DRAM CLR Err Video Mode DRAM (Stream Buffer) Clear failure

Formatting has been executed.

Format Excec

Irr Action *Incorrect action

NV Pck MK Err

NV Pck DMA Er

Error in creating NaviPack

Inappropriate NaviPack DMA

Over Heat Abnormal temperatute

PARAM NO ACCP Recording parameter is not matched.

Source to be recorded is copy-protected.Protect Src *

Process Over Process is overfull.

Rec Pause *No operation permitted during recording pause

Relocation Do VR-recording data was relocated

Error Message Description

V2H V Reso NGVR → HDD Video resolution NG

VC TSO BLK NGVideo Mode Copy TSO Block transfer has not been completed.

V2H SRC Prot VR → HDD copy prohibited material

H2D TO SPRO HDD → DVD (VR) TimeOut at internal processing

H2D TO DVDWRHDD → DVD (VR) TimeOut at HDD recording side

C2H LOG (XXX) HDD CAM → HDD operation log (XXX is a process code.)

C2H ERR (XXX) HDD CAM → HDD NG (XXX is a process code.)

V2H Aud Stm N VR → HDD Audio Stream number NG

Video Mode Copy Reserve Rzone failed

VR → HDD other NG

H2D CP NoSpac HDD → DVD insufficient free space for copy

VC VOBU SizeE Video Mode Copy VOBU Size NG

V Rsv RzoneNG

HDD → DVD (VR) TimeOut at HDD playing side

H2D TO HDDRD

V2H Unknown

Video Mode Copy Transfer Stop

VC Transf Stp

VR → HDD APP FLG is OFF

V2H APP FL NG

VR → HDD Audio Channel NG

V2H Aud Ch NG

VR → HDD Audio Mode NG

V2H Aud Md NG

V2H VOBU TMNGVR → HDD Play back time of each VOBU is different

Cause

Defective disc

Problem in the logical structure of the disc

Defective engine

Defective engine, drive, or HDD

Defective engine or software-related problem

Problem in the logical structure of the disc

Software-related problem

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Other Errors (continued)

Error Related to HDD

Error Message Description

V Ext MAX Ovr Count Max exceeded

Something *Undetermined error

VBR-SRAM NGAbnormality in VBR SRAM

Virgin DISC Virgin Disc

WaterMark Det Watermark detected

VOBU Info NGInappropriate VOBU information

Unmatch Stamp *Impossible to modify because of nonmatching time stamp

Abnormality in change of statuses

Inappropriate Category ID

Information of +VR is NG. (VRMI)

V ExtToo Big The extension file is too large.

SRAM NGAbnormality in access to the backup work SRAM

Status NG *

Typ e NG

V Ext TY NG

V Categ ID NG

Invalid VRMI

Param Short Editing Error (Clear A-B)

Reattempting to secure the necessary amount of memory

Heap Mem RETY

Heap Mem NGFailure in securing the necessary amount of memory

Repairing has been executed.

Repair Excec

Switch to +VR playback process

SW PVR

Switching to video playback routine is required.

SW Vpb mode *

Switching to video recording routine is required.

SW Vrec mode *

V Cate Inf NGInappropriate Category information

WM Cracked

Error Message Description

HDDReset Done HDD Reset executed

ESFSYS CORUPT easyfsys error

HDD Initialize HDD initialized

HDD SMART NGInappropriate HDD SMART

HDD unauthor Inconsistent HDD serial No.

HDD Trans Err DMA error in HDD copy transfer

HDD INFO BAD Incorrect HDD Management Data

Delete the title moving on the way inside HDD

Error generated in HDD Test mode

Gracenote Database deleted

Error generated while Gracenote Database was being downloaded

File development of Gracenote Database failed.

File deletion of Gracenote Database failed.

Gracenote Database not downloaded

Problem in Gracenote Database

File operation of Gracenote Database failed.

High-level process executed for the HDD Buffer

Abnormal power off

Title recording time full

Program file installed in HDD is NG.

Invalid HDD target No. is directed.

HDD ROMSUM NGRom-code check sum NG

HDD DEL OC TT

HDD Aging NG

HDD TFD INIT

HDD DWNLD NG

HDD TFD WR NG

HDD TFD CL NG

HDD TFD NON

HDD CDDB NG

GN API NG

ESFSYS INIT easyfsys initializing

HDD Buff High

Inconsistent HDD Management Data Magic

HDD SIG NG

HDD IRRG POFF

TT Rec Over

Delete the title by HDD recovery.

HDD DEL TT

Tas k No Activ Task has not been activated.

extHDD Ignore External HDD is dismounted.

HDD PFile NG

HDD WRONG TGT

Do nothing for demand.

Do nothing

HDD deflag finished

HDD DEF DONE

HDD deflag error

HDD DEF ERR

HDD is not recognized on the bus.

HDD Destroy

HDD MBR NGInconsistent MBR data

MBR was written

HDD Zero WR

HDD DEL PL Delete the dubbing list by HDD recovery.

Cause

Problem in the logical structure of the disc

Soft-related problem

Defective HDD, engine

Defective HDD or software-related problem

Defective HDD

Problem in the logical structure of the disc

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No Error

Error Message Description

Non Err *Normal

Abbreviations:

ECC = 4 byte Code for Error Correction

UDF = Universal Disc Format

PCA = Power Calibration Area

OPC = Optical Power Control

NWA = Next Writable Address

VMG = Video Manager

RMA = Recording Management Area

MKB = Media Key Block

TMP_VMGI =

Temporary Video Manager Information

Border = from Lead-in to Lead-out

RSAT = Reserved Space Allocation Table

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6.4 VR-PLAYBACK-RELATED ERROR LOGS (FIFTH SCREEN)

Information on display position

Original / Play list (G/L), Title No., Chapter No. [X:XXX-XX]

Display time (hour, minute, second & frame) [XXhXXmXXsXX]

Logic address for playback (ID) [XXXXXXXX]

Number of entries to error log [XXXXXXXX]

Error message log

Original / Play list (G/L), Title No., Time of occurrence (min & sec) [XXX:XXXX]

Location of occurrence (this data is used for development), Name: Name of module where the error

occurred, Line: Number of line where error occurred

Playback-system errors that occurred in 13 times of playback in past [XXX:XXXXXXX]

* For details of error information, refer to the Appendix Table 1.

* If information on errors which occurred on days earlier than the current day is contained on the screen,

the information that follows the information which are displayed with "^" between “Time of occurrence”,

“Name”, “Line” and “Message” indicates the errors that occurred on the current day.

G:001-01 00h00m00s00 00000000

Error=[00000000]

h m s f Name Line Message

G001-01:00000001 ChgSta 01676 WaiPau Err

L002-01 :00123002 ComInf 00669 DecHdl(14)

L002-01 :00410303 ComInf 00669 DecHdl(40)

G004-01:00000004 ChgSta 01676 WaiPau Err

It can be inferred that an operation that

caused an error in the drive was

performed or that a failure occurred in

the drive if any of the error logs shown

in "Table 2: Description of

VR-playback-related errors" is recorded

on this screen.

[Purposes] [Tool to be used]

[How to enter]

[How to quit]

(1) Subscreen 1

[Description of each subscreen]

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

• For details on error messages, see Table 2 "Description of VR-playback-related errors".

• If a VR-playback-related error is generated, a problem in data reading from the disc may be suspected.

(The possibility of a problem on the drive side is high.)

(2) VR-Playback Error Logs (Subscreen 2)

• While the User Operation display is displayed, press the ESC , DISP , then 5 keys, in that order.

• While any subscreen of the fifth screen is displayed, press the DIG/ANA key repeatedly.

The subscreens change cyclically.

Press the ESC key.

(This subscreen is not for service use.)

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[1] Description of VR-Playback-Related Errors

Error Message Details of error

AudioPB Err Audio initialization error

WaiPau Err Pause was disabled though tried. (Pause-wait timeout)

CC_OS_ERR CC output processing error

Tr:NullBlk No valid data in the first block

Tr:NaviErr Navigation pack error

Tr:ReadErr Data read error

Dec:PicDisp Not played up to final PTS

Dec:Size horizontal/vertical_size in sequence header is 0 or above 720 × 576.

Dec:PicTyp picture_coding_type in picture header is neither of the I, P, nor B picture type.

Dec:Struct picture_structure in picture coding extension is neither top/bottom_field or frame picture.

Dec:Syntax Header size is insufficient or does not match with markerbit.

Dec:NoHead No picture header exists between picture data.

Dec:SqErr Detected sequence_error_code.

Dec:Refrenc In Field structure, top_field and bottom_field of temporal_reference in picture header does not match.

Dec:Profile profile_and_level_indication in sequence extension header is exceeding MP@ML.

DecHdl(**) Decoder command execution timeout. (**) is replaced by No. of command which was to be executed.

The Nos. and names of commands are as follows.

/* DECODER system command */

0 HANDLER_DECODER_INIT,

1 HANDLER_DECODER_INIT_STARTUP,

2 HANDLER_DECODER_INIT_PLAY,

3 HANDLER_DECODER_INIT_RTR_PLAY,

4 HANDLER_DECODER_INIT_AUDIO,

5 HANDLER_DECODER_EXIT,

6 HANDLER_DECODER_BLACK_BACK,

7 HANDLER_DECODER_SET_DISP_FMT,

8 HANDLER_DECODER_SET_ASPECT_MODE,

9 HANDLER_DECODER_DISP_BITRATE,

/* DVD command */

10 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_VIDEO_PLAY,

11 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_VIDEO_PLAY_LIST,

12 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_AUDIO_PLAY,

13 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STOP,

14 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_PAUSE,

15 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_PAUSE_STILL_MODE,

16 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STEP,

17 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_REWSTEP,

18 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_PAUSE_OFF,

19 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_FF,

20 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_REW,

21 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_SLOW,

22 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_REWSLOW,

23 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_SCAN_OFF,

24 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_SLOW_OFF,

25 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_REWSLOW_OFF,

26 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_REWSKIP_TO_REWSLOW,

27 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_REWPAUSE,

28 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_PLAY_LIST_END_CHECK,

29 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_SET_CAPTION_SW_OFF,

30 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_SET_CAPTION_SW_ON,

31 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_REWPAUSE_TO_REWSLOW,

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32 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_REGIST_TRICK_CALLBACK,

33 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_TRICK_DATA_END,

34 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_AUDIO_STOP,

/* management information */

35 HANDLER_DEC_INIT_NV_PCK,

36 HANDLER_DEC_INIT_RDI_PCK,

37 HANDLER_DEC_READ_NV_PCK_POINT,

38 HANDLER_DEC_READ_RDI_PCK_POINT,

39 HANDLER_DEC_READ_STC,

40 HANDLER_DEC_READ_PTS,

41 HANDLER_DEC_HLI_ENABLE,

42 HANDLER_DEC_COMMAND_PLAY,

43 HANDLER_DEC_COMMAND_PAUSE,

44 HANDLER_DEC_COMMAND_RSLOW_VOBU_STOP,

45 HANDLER_DEC_INIT_VIDEO_MODE,

46 HANDLER_DEC_SET_VIDEO_MODE,

47 HANDLER_DEC_CHECK_VIDEO_OUTPUT,

48 HANDLER_DEC_CHECK_VIDEO_ERROR,

49 HANDLER_DEC_DISPLAY_SUBPICTURE,

50 HANDLER_DEC_SET_SUBPICTURE_PALLET,

51 HANDLER_DEC_IPB_REVERSE,

52 HANDLER_DEC_SET_AUDIO_SYNC,

53 HANDLER_DEC_COMPULSION_OUTPUT_SUBPICTURE,

54 HANDLER_DEC_CLEAR_LAST_NV_PCK_POINT,

55 HANDLER_DEC_CLEAR_LAST_RDI_PCK_POINT,

56 HANDLER_DEC_GET_PICTURE_PARAM,

57 HANDLER_DEC_CHECK_BUFFER_EMPTY,

58 HANDLER_DEC_CHECK_TRICK_END,

59 HANDLER_DEC_READ_VCD_PTS,

/* still picture */

60 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_NOTIFY,

61 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_PLAY,

62 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_FF,

63 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_FF_OFF,

64 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_SLOW,

65 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_SLOW_OFF,

66 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_PAUSE,

67 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_PAUSE_OFF,

68 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_DATA,

69 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_STILL_GET_COUNT,

70 HANDLER_DEC_DVD_RDI_NOTIFY,

/* closed caption */

71 HANDLER_DEC_CAPTION_NOTIFY,

72 HANDLER_DEC_CAPTION_BUFFER_RESET,

73 HANDLER_DEC_CAPTION_SET_INPUT_USER_DATA,

74 HANDLER_DEC_CAPTION_SET_INPUT_FRAME_DATA,

75 HANDLER_DEC_CAPTION_SEND_FRAME_DATA,

76 HANDLER_DEC_FRAME_CHANGE_NOTIFY

Error Message Details of error

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6.5 DV SERVICE MODE

To check whether communication

between a DV device and the unit is

normal when a DV device is connected

[Purpose] [Tools to be used]

[How to enter]

[How to quit]

[Mode description]

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

• DV device

• DV cable

Press the ESC key.

Press the ESC , DISP then 3 keys, in that order.

No. Item Description Remarks

Init

Whether the initialization of 1394 LINK and DV

decoder inside EMMA2RFEX has been completed

(OK) or not (NG)

AV Number of AV devices recognizing connection

DV Number of DV devices recognizing connection If the number does not become 01 even if a DV device is

connected, identification of that device fails.

GUID : Global Unique ID (Specific ID for DV devices)

If the unit is ROOT (IRM), IRM is displayed at the side position

of GUID display.

Identification number of AV devices including D-VHS, Digital

Tuner, etc other than DV devices.

GUID GUID set in ConfigROM of the unit

Boldface alphanumerics : Fixed indications

Nonboldface alphanumerics : Variable indications

(DV/1394) Init:OK AV:02 DV:01

[Recorder] GUID:00E0360006100001 IRM

iPCR:C03F0000

[DV] GUID:0080880303480E96

VN:VICTOR MN:GR-D50K

TM:C3 TS:75 CT:32 WP:01 PS:FF OS:00

CA:A000002020 MD:VTR

[DVdecode:Yes] LineSys:525-60

TC:00h20m35s RD:02/02/05 RT:10h34m50s

ASPECT:4:3 CGMS:000000 APSTB:00 DEC:525-60

SF:32KHz QU:12bit AMODE:4) Stereo

[1] DV Debug

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No. Item Description Remarks

TC Time-code data of the DVdecode Stream, or

response data of the Time Code command

Stream time-code data are obtained when the tape is

played in forward direction. Otherwise, time-code data

are obtained through an AV/C command.

CGMS

CGMS of DVdecode Stream (from left to right,

CGMS data of bits 5-4: Audio ch 2, bits 3-2:

Audio ch 1, and bits 1-0: Video)

*CGMS (Copy Generation Management System): The

two-digit codes added to broadcast programs represent

the following:

00: Copy freely, 10: Once copy, 11: Never copy

VN Vendor name set in ConfigROM of the connected

DV device

TM Transport Mode data obtained from the DV device

TS Transport State data obtained from the DV device

CT Cassette Type data obtained from the DV device

WP Write-protection data obtained from the DV device

PS Power-state data obtained from the DV device

OS Output signal mode data obtained from the DV

device

[DVdecode:XXX] Whether Yes (in the process of requesting DV

input) or No is indicated in XXX Normally, Yes is indicated only when CH is set to DV.

Data are displayed only if one DV device is identified.

CA Connect AV data obtained from the DV device

LineSys Input Line System setting

RD Rec Date of DVdecode Stream

APSTB APS trigger bit of DVdecode stream

QU QUANTIZATION of DVdecode Stream

AMODE AUDIO MODE of DVdecode Stream

ASPECT Aspect Ratio of DVdecode Stream

RT Rec Time of DVdecode Stream

MD DV device mode

Data are displayed only if one DV device is identified.

(Depending on the device, the vendor name may not be set in

ConfigROM.)

MN Model name set in ConfigROM of the connected

DV device

Data are displayed only if one DV device is identified.

(Depending on the device, the model name may not be set in

ConfigROM.)

Camera or VTR is displayed only if one DV device is identified.

Data are displayed only if one DV device is identified.

DEC With/without DVdecode stream input

With input: Signal type (525-60, 625-50, 1125-60,

1250-50, or Invalid) is indicated, Without input: "No" is

indicated.

SF Sampling Frequency of DVdecode Stream If SF is 44 kHz, it is considered that 44.1-kHz audio is

input, and sound is muted on the unit.

iPCR iPCR value of the unit

Data are displayed only if one DV device is identified.

If the connected DV device is ROOT (IRM), IRM is displayed

at the side position of GUID display.

GUID

GUID set in ConfigROM of the connected DV device

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Symptoms Location in the

Debug Screen Items to be Checked, and Conditions Possible causes

Check the Init indication:

OK: Initialization of 1394 LINK and DV decoder inside EMMA2RFEX

appropriately completed.

NG: Initialization of 1394 LINK and DV decoder inside EMMA2RFEX has not

been completed properly.

Defective IC1001(

EMMA2RFEX

)/ IC5103(1394PHY),

improper connection between IC1001 / IC5103, defective

soldering, defective power supply, etc.

Check the number of DV devices when one DV device is connected to the

recorder:

01 : The connected DV device is correctly identified.

Other than 01 : The connected DV device is not correctly identified.

Defective DV terminals, improper connection of the

DV-terminal board, defective IC5103(1394PHY), defective

cables, an IEEE 1394 device other than the DV device

connected.

No picture nor sound for

DV input

No operation for DV input

Check of DV decoding when the recorder channel is set to DV:

Yes: The recorder is in the process of a DV input operation

No: The recorder is not executing a DV input operation

Defective IC1001(

EMMA2RFEX

), defective soldering,

defective power supply, etc.

Check DEC:

525-60: An NTSC DV signal is input from the DV device.

625-50: A PAL DV signal is input from the DV device.

No: No DV signal is input from the DV device.

Defective DV terminals, improper connection of the

DV-terminal board, defective source device

defective IC1001(

EMMA2RFEX

), IC5103(1394PHY)

Note: As to a model having the Input Line System

setting, if the setting and the actual input signal

system do not match, no picture appears.

DV input recording

impossible DV Check CGMS: Recording cannot be performed for a copy-protected

source.

No sound for DV input DV

Check SF:

32 khz: An audio signal with 32-kHz sampling frequency is being input.

48 khz: An audio signal with 48-kHz sampling frequency is being input.

44 khz: An audio signal with 44.1-kHz sampling frequency is being input.

An audio signal with 44.1-kHz sampling frequency is

muted.

[2] Simple Diagnosis of DV

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6.6 EPG SERVICE MODE

1. Summary screen

Reasons for the following malfunctions can be

inferred by checking the conditions for obtaining

the past EPG data:

EPG data cannot be obtained.

Some EPG data obtained are missing.

[Purposes] [Tool to be used]

[How to enter]

[How to quit]

[Description of the mode]

[Tips]

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

In a case where only "HS" is displayed in the MD column of the logs, the host channel has not been found.

It is necessary to check the country and postal-code settings in the user settings.

Press the ESC key.

• Press the ESC , DISP , 7 keys, in that order.

Lines 01-02

The next download starting time for the EPG data is displayed.

Next Data Download Time: Starting time

Duration: Duration required for acquiring the EPG data

Lines 03

The Gemster EPG data cannot be found.

Number times of Host Scan and Schedule Download, DT models only

(Always 00 except DT model)

Lines 09-14 The 6 latest error logs when EPG data were received are displayed, with the latest one at the top.

Date

Start

End

RcvPkt

Total Err

: Month/day when reception started

: Time when reception started

: Time when reception ended

: Method for acquiring the EPG data (HS: Host scanning process, DL: Downloading pro-

cess of the EPG data)

: Data-receiving channel

: Total number of received packages.

A number 999,999 or greater is displayed as "999999."

: Total errors during reception.

The sum of Hamming Err, Trans Err and InvLine Err numbers indicated on the Detail

screen. A number 999,999 or greater is displayed as "999999."

(EPG EURO)

Next Data Download Time : 14:00

Duration : 01h30m

Gemster Data Fail Count : 00

EPG Data Receive Err Summary

Date Start End MD CH RcvPkt TotalErr

03/31 13:00 13:30 DL 03 001853 000000

03/31 09:00 11:00 DL 03 001192 000000

03/31 08:00 08:05 HS -- 000645 000000

03/31 00:00 00:00 000000 000000

012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567

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Press the ESC key.

[How to quit]

[Description of the Detail screens]

Press the DIG/ANA key while the Summary screen is displayed. Up to 6 detail screens (1 to 6) are

displayed, one each time the DIG/ANA key is pressed. Each detail screen 1 to 6 corresponds with the

EPG reception error logs from the top on the Summary screen.

[How to enter]

Line Display item Description Remarks

2. Detail screen

Note: The data on lines 12-14 are for software development, not for service use.

Line 01

Lines 03-05,

Reception conditions

Lines 07-10,

details on errors during

reception

EPG Data Receive

Err Details-X

Date

Start Time

END Time

Host CH

P-ON Kind

Total Err

Pkt Rcv Num

Pkt Snd Num

InvLine Err

The rightmost figure represents the

number of the current detail screen.

This number corresponds to the order

of the EPG reception error log from the

top.

: Month/day when reception started

: Time when reception started

: Time when reception ended

: Data-receiving channel

: Methods for acquiring the EPG data

(host scanning and downloading)

: Total numbers of errors during reception.

The total number of Hamming Err, Trans

Err and InvLine Err indicated on the

Detail screen. A number 999,999 or

greater is displayed as "999999."

: Total number of received packages. A number

999,999 or greater is displayed as "999999."

: Total number of packages that were sent to

the application program among all the

received packages. A number 999,999 or

greater is displayed as "999999."

Only during initialization, host scanning

is automatically executed to find the

host broadcast.

Total Errors: If the total number of errors

reaches two digits or greater, it is likely that

EPG data acquisition failed. Display

subscreen 1 of the first screen and check the

electric field intensity from the AGC level.

If the total number of received

packages is 0, it is likely that the

country and postal-code settings are

wrong.

: Total number of errors that were gene-

rated by receiving data from invalid lines.

A number 999,999 or greater is display-

ed as "999999."

Slice Cont

: Slice level control

Auto-Tu Con, Manual - Syscon.

: Equalizer setting (ON, OFF)

: Slice level (10~30 hex)

(Only when the slice Count is Manual.)

(EPG EURO)

EPG Data Receive Err Details - 1

Date : 03/31

Start Time : 13:00 END Time : 13:30

Host CH : 03 P-ON Kind : Download

Data Receive Info Total Err : 000000

Pkt Rcv Num : 001853 Pkt Snd Num : 001853

Inv Line Err : 000000

Slice Cont : Auto EQ : OFF LV : -h

Temporary Buffer Information

Pool Num : 000000 Max Store : 000000

Discard Pkt : 000000

012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567

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6.7 HDMI SERVICE MODE

• Press the ESC , DISP then +10 , +10 , 4 keys, in that order.

Table 1: Description of the items on the HDMI main information screen

Line Item Description Remark

1 Connect Connection status of the HDMI device See Table 2.

Reso Output resolution See Table 3.

Audio HDMI audio output status See Table 4.

2 DevType Type of connected device See Table 5.

Color Output color See Table 6.

3 TMDS TMDS (video stream) signal output status See Table 7.

HDCP HDCP Authentication status See Table 8.

Fs Output audio Fs See Table 9.

Table 2: Connection status of the HDMI device

Indication Description

ON Connected

HtPlg Not connected but Hot plug is ON.

Table 3: Output resolution

Indication Description

480i NTSC 720x480i NTSC

480p NTSC 720x480p NTSC

720p NTSC 1280x720p NTSC

1080i NTSC 1920x1080i NTSC

1080p NTSC 1920x1080p NTSC

576i PAL 720x576i PAL

576p PAL 720x576p PAL

720p PAL 1280x720p PAL

1080i PAL 1920x1080i PAL

1080p PAL 1920x1080p PAL

---------- TMDS Off

OFF Not connected

[HDMI] 1/6

Connect:*** Reso :********* Audio:***

DevType:**** Color:********** APath:*****

TMDS :*** HDCP :** : ** Fs :***

SType:

[Video Check]

Pic_Asp :

Active_Asp :

[Copyright Control Check]

ACP_Type: (Actual send: )

ChSts0: ChSts1: (C: , L: )

[Digital Tuner]

HDMI Out: AC3 32kHz

LL SPDIF: AC3 32kHz DAC: 32kHz

1. HDMI MAIN information screen (First screen)

To check the statuses of the connected

HDMI devices.

[

Purposes

] [Tool to be used]

[

How to enter

]

[

How to quit

]

[Description of the mode]

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

Press the ESC key.

• HDMI device

• HDMI cable

(*1) [Tips]

Because all the data on connection and authenti-

-cation are canceled once the function of the

connected HDMI device is set to a position other

than HDMI, all the debugging data in Table 1 are

deleted.

Note: Do not press any key on the remote control unit supplied with the unit or for servicing

while the HDMI debug screen is displayed.

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Table 6: Output color

Indication Description

YCbCr4:2:2 Component 12 bits (YCbCr4:2:2)

YCbCr4:4:4 Component (YCbCr4:4:4)

RGB(0-255) RGB full range (0-255)

RGB(16-235) RGB (16-235)

----------- TMDS Off

Table 7: TMDS signal output status

Indication Description

OFF Output: Off

ON Output: On

Table 8: HDCP

Left side : HDCP Authentication Status

Refer to this item only when HDMI or DVI is displayed for the item for the type of the connected device (Table 5).

If OK is not displayed although HDMI or DVI is displayed, it means that the HDCP authentication failed.

Right side : Check Revocation list

Refer to this item only when HDMI or DVI is displayed for the item for the type of the connected device (Table 5).

When there is also no valid SRM (include Revocation list), "--" is displayed here.

Table 9: Fs

Indication Description

32k 32kHz

44k 44.1kHz

48k 48kHz

48kHz (original data of 96kHz is down-sampled.)

96k 96kHz

96k/2

--- Audio Off

Indication Description

Indication

If an device supporting HDCP is connected, HDCP authentication is in progress.

HDCP authentication succeeded.

Description

Checking that the connected device (all downstream devices) is not registered to the

Revocation list, or so.

The connected device (all downstream devices) is not registered to the Revocation list.

[Description of the Main screen] (Continued)

Table 4: HDMI audio output status

Indication Description

OFF Output: Off

ON Output: On

Table 5: Type of the connected device

Indication Description

------ Not connected

HDMI It has been confirmed that an HDMI device supporting HDCP is connected.

DVI It has been confirmed that a DVI device supporting HDCP is connected.

When the unit is connected to DVI device (refer to Table 5), the Audio is not outputted.

When the unit is connected to device with no HDCP support, this display is "HDMI-" or "DVI-".

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6.8 AGING MODE

Aging for the DVD-RW/+RW/-RAM Aging for the DVD-R/+R

During Aging mode, the following operations are

repeated in the order shown below.

The tray opens.

The tray closes.

Initialization

Recording for 60 minutes

Playback for 45 minutes

<DVD-RW>

The initialization process in step 3 follows the setting

specified in "Disc setting--Basic--Auto initialization of

a DVD-RW."

<DVD+RW>

The initialization process in step 3 is the same as

that described in "Disc

setting--Initialization--Initialization of a DVD+RW."

<DVD-RAM>

In the initialization process in step 3, physical

formatting is performed, if required.

During Aging, the number of loops is indicated on

the FL display, as shown below.

[AGING 0001]

If an error is generated, the aging operation stops.

Note: Indications on the FL display are retained, and

this information is also retained as an OSD.

During Aging mode, the following operations are repeated in the order

shown below.

The tray opens.

The tray closes.

Recording for 1 minute

Recording pause for 6 minutes

Recording stops.

Playback for 1 minute

Playback pause for 6 minutes

Playback stops.

Note: A continuous test of the above operations is possible for

approximately 23 hours.

After the tray closes, disc detection is performed,

<DVD-R>

In step 2, if the disc is judged to have recorded up to 99 titles, the

operation stops at that point.

<DVD+R>

If the disc is judged to have recorded up to 49 titles, the operation

stops at that point. On the FL display, the number of loops is retained.

On the OSD display, the error indication is retained.

During Aging, the number of loops is indicated on the FL display, as

shown below.

[AGING 0001]

If an error is generated, the aging operation stops.

Note: Indications on the FL display are retained, and this information

is also retained as an OSD.

Note: Recording time depends on the recording rate set. For example,

if the recording rate is MN32, only up to 60 titles can be registered.

Check the setting for recording rate before performing aging.

Remote control unit

for servicing

(GGF1381)

Commercially available,

recordable DVD-R/+R

and DVD-RW/+RW/

-RAM discs

If symptoms regarding recording/

playback of discs and/or the HDD that

your customer claimed are difficult to

reproduce, they can be reproduced with

a long-time test in Aging mode.

• When aging for the

DVD-RW/+RW/-RAM

and HDD is executed, all recorded data on them will be erased.

• Commands from the remote control unit are accepted during Aging mode.

• If Aging mode is quit using the ESC key, indications on the FL display will return to normal display.

• Cancel timer settings before entering Aging mode.

• Set the recording rate beforehand. It cannot be changed during Aging mode.

[

Purposes

][Tools to be used]

[

Notes

]

Press the ESC key on the remote control unit for servicing to quit Aging mode and return to Normal

mode.

Notes:

• If during recording: Recording is stopped.

• If during playback: Playback is paused. (aging for ±RW/-RAM only)

• If during initialization: The unit stops after initialization is finished.

• If the tray is being opened/closed: The unit stops after the tray is opened/closed.

[

How to quit

]

Press the DVD key to switch to DVD.

Load a recordable disc.

Select the input function of a recordable source.

After disc detection is performed, press the ESC then REP.B , and then PLAY keys on the

remote control unit for servicing to enter Aging mode.

[

How to enter

]

[

Description of operation

]Aging for the DVD-RW/DVD-R

Remote control unit

supplied with the unit

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Press the ESC key on the remote control unit for servicing to quit Aging mode and return to Normal

mode.

Notes:

• If during recording: Recording is stopped.

• If during playback: Playback is paused.

• If during erasure of all memory data from the HDD, the unit stops after all memory data have been

erased.

[

How to quit

]

Press the HDD key to switch to HDD.

Press the ESC key then the REP.B , and then the PLAY keys on the remote control unit for

servicing to enter Aging mode.

[

How to enter

]

During Aging mode, the following operations are repeated in the order shown below.

Erasure of all the memory data from the HDD

Recording for 60 minutes

Playback for 60 minutes

[

Description of operation

]

During Aging, the number of loops is indicated on the FL display, as shown below.

[AGING 0001]

If an error is generated, the aging operation stops.

Note:

Indications on the FL display are retained, and this information is also retained as an OSD.

[

Tips

]

[Aging for the HDD]

* Take caution as all recorded data of the HDD is deleted.

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6.9 USB CHECK MODE

Remote control unit

supplied with the unit

[Purposes] [Tools to be used]

[How to quit]

[How to enter this mode]

[Procedures]

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

As this unit is provided with two USB

ports, operation checks of these ports

are possible by connecting them (loop

connection).

1. Connect Connector A (at the front panel) and Connector B (at the front panel), using a USB cable.

2. Enter USB Check mode.

Press the ESC key on the remote control unit for servicing then press the TIMER REC key on the remote control unit

supplied with this unit.

To quit while the ports are operating properly ("USB CHK OK" is lit.): Press the ESC key or the clear key.

To quit while port operation is abnormal: Turn the power off then back on.

1. Check the indication on the FL display.

When the two ports are operating properly: "USB CHK OK" is lit.

When port operation is abnormal: "USB CHK NG" is lit.

2. When "USB CHK OK" is lit in Step 1, disconnect the USB cable in order to perform the

detachment/attachment test.

The indication on the FL display will change, as follows:

If the result is OK: "USB CHK OK" will flash.

If the result is not OK: "USB CHK OK" will remain lit.

[Troubleshooting]

Possibility of contact between USB connectors A (at the front panel) and B (at the front panel).

Possibility of breakage of the internal flexible cables that connect USB connector A (at the front

panel) and B (at the front panel) with the control circuitry on the MAIN Assy.

EMMA2RFEX on the MAIN Assy is in failure.

"USB CHK OK"

is lit on the FL

display.

Is the USB cable OK?

(Perform USB checking, using

another USB cable.)

Enter USB Check mode.

"USB CHK OK" flashes.

Disconnect the USB cable.

USB-port test: OK

"USB CHK OK" remains lit,

indicating that the result of the

detachment/attachment test is not OK.

The USB cable is

defective.

"USB CHK NG" is lit on the

FL display, indicating port

operation is abnormal.

Ye s

USB cable

(GGD1445)

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6.10 HDD CHECK MODE

(1) Flowchart of HDD diagnosis

Purpose:

With use of the HDD-diagnostic program contained in the product itself, physical errors on the HDD can be diagnosed. Use

this program to diagnose whether or not the HDD is in failure when one of the symptoms indicated below is recognized, or

when a failure in the HDD is suspected.

Symptoms of failure in HDD:

(1) HDD Error

(2) Failure in HDD recording or playback

(3) HDD not recognized

Tool to be used:

Remote control unit for servicing (GGF1381)

Check the HDD Information.

Is something wrong?

Ye s

Execute Self-Test.

Has an error occurred?

Ye s

Execute Extended Self-Test.

Has an error occurred?

Ye s

Execute HDD Read/Write Check.

Has an error occurred?

Execute writing test, if required.

Result of the diagnosis: No abnormality

Ye s

Result of the diagnosis: Failure in HDD

Measures to be taken: Replacement of HDD

[2] Flow of HDD Diagnosis

[1] How to Diagnose Failure of the Hard Disc Drive (HDD)

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(2) Overview of the diagnosis items

How to start/terminate the diagnostic program

HDD Information

SELF TEST

EXTENDED SELF TEST

HDD Read / Write Check

Use the remote control unit for servicing.

How to start: Press the "ESC", "CX", "0", and "1" keys simultaneously.

How to terminate: Press the "ESC" key.

Do NOT perform other operations on the unit while the HDD diagnosis is in progress. Although the diagnostic program is

designed to function independently from the unit's functions, an operation on the unit during a diagnosis may cause a

malfunction.

The status of the unit recommended during diagnosis is as follows: All stop, no timer recording (including auto-recording), and

Input selection to L1-L3.

This is a display for checking the HDD information, such as the model name of the

HDD, continuous power-on time, authentication status, and results of the diagnosis on

the end of service life.

This is a simplified diagnosis for the HDD.

A serious failure in the HDD can be detected with this test.

Time required for testing: Approx. 60 sec.

This is a reading test across all sectors of the HDD.

Data recorded on the HDD will not be erased, because no writing operation is

performed.

Time required for testing: Approx. 2.5 hours/500 GB

1.3 hours/250 GB

This is a writing, reading, and comparing test across all sectors of the HDD.

All data recorded on the HDD will be erased, because all the data are to be

overwritten. Be sure to obtain your client's consent beforehand.

Time required for testing: Approx. 15 hours/500 GB

8 hours/250 GB

[3] How to Start or Terminate the Diagnostic Program

You must redownload Gracenote DB data, because Gracenote DB data are to be over

written too.

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1Display the menu on the screen.

The menu indicated below is displayed when the diagnostic program is started. To enter each mode, press the

corresponding key "1"-"4" on the remote control unit for servicing.

Tests to be executed

1 HDD Information:

Check of the HDD information

2 S.M.A.R.T. DST:

Executing a simplified test or a reading test of all data

3 HDD R/W Check:

Executing a writing/reading test of all data. All data on the

HDD will be erased if this test is executed.

Note: "2. S.M.A.R.T. Attribute . . ." is not to be used.

2Check the HDD information.

Press the "1" key on the remote control unit for servicing. Check the following data:

Model: Is the correct model name of the HDD displayed?

Recog. No: Is a positive value displayed?

SMART threshold: Is "not exceeded" displayed?

To return to the menu screen, press the "Clear" key.

Detailed description

1 Model:

For the correct model name, refer to the display of the unit.

2 Recog. No:

Positive value: The HDD has been authenticated.

Negative value: The HDD has not been authenticated.

3 SMART threshold:

exceeded: The HDD has come to the end or near the end of

its service life.

not exceeded: The HDD has not reached the end of its

service life.

[4] Diagnosis Procedures

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3Execute Self-Test.

Press the "3" key on the remote control unit for servicing while the menu screen is displayed.

When the following screen is displayed, press the "1" key to start the Self-Test.

The progress of the test is displayed on the screen. The percentage remaining of the test is displayed on the screen,

and the test is terminated when the percentage reaches 00%.

Check whether or not an error has occurred after the test is finished.

To return to the menu screen, press the "Clear" key.

Example: No error Example: With an error

Diagnosis results

• Without an error: ". . . Completed" is displayed.

Then, proceed to the Extended Self-Test.

• With an error: ". . . Error" is displayed. Look at the number in Test Result.

If the place value for tens is 1 or 2, execute the Self-Test again.

If it is from 3 to 7, the HDD must be replaced.

Note: If the result of the second test is the same, replacement of the HDD is required.

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4Execute the Ext (Extended) Self-Test.

Press the "3" key while the menu screen is displayed, then the "2" key on the remote control unit for servicing.

The Extended Self-Test starts. The percentage remaining of the test is displayed on the screen, and the test is

terminated when the percentage reaches 00%. Check whether or not an error has occurred after the test is finished.

To return to the menu screen, press the "Clear" key.

Example: No error Example: With an error

Diagnosis results

• Without an error: ". . . Completed" is displayed.

If no error occurs up until this stage, HDD operations are normal except for writing operations.

If the unit has a failure in HDD playback, a block other than the HDD may be in failure.

If the unit's failure is in HDD recording, however, the next HDD Read/Write Check must be executed to test

writing operations.

• With an error: ". . . Error" is displayed.

Look at the number in Test Result.

If the place value for tens is 1 or 2, execute the Ext Self-Test again.

If it is from 3 to 7, the HDD must be replaced.

Note: If the result of the second test is the same, replacement of the HDD is required.

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The display on the left indicates the progress of the test.

The percentage of the test progress is displayed on the screen,

and the test is finished when the percentage reaches 100%.

Diagnosis results

• If no error occurs in any of the Write/Read/Compare items, the HDD is in normal condition and is not required to

be replaced. A block other than the HDD is in failure.

• If any error occurs, the HDD must be replaced.

When the status is OFF

To terminate the diagnostic program, press the "ESC" key.

When the status is ON

The status becomes OFF when the test is interrupted by pressing the "SKIP o" key or when "Progress" reaches 100%.

Detailed description on each item on the screen

• Write Error: Number of write errors

• Read Error: Number of read errors

• Compare Error: Number of comparison errors

• Current LBA: The address during testing

• Max LBA: Highest address number of the HDD

• Progress: Percentage of test progress (%)

• Remain Time: Estimated time required for finishing the test

across all sectors.

Estimated time: 15 hours/500 GB

8 hours/250 GB

Execute the HDD R/W Check.

Before executing this test, be sure to obtain your client's consent for erasure of HDD data.

Press the "4" key while the menu screen is displayed then the "SKIP p" key to start the HDD R/W Check.

NOTE

Be sure to press the "SKIP o" key to complete this test after the progress reaches 100% or cancel this test (OFF) while

it's in progress.

Do not press "ESC" key without pressing "SKIP o" key, otherwise this test is not completed and it causes unexpected

errors on the HDD.

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6.11 DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES WHEN AAC DECODING HAS FAILED

[1] AAC information

[Purpose]

AAC Error Information

[How to Enter]

Press [ESC], [DISP], [+10], then [1], in that order. The first screen is displayed.

To switch screens, press [DIG/ANA].

First screen

Note 1: Startup status (OK/NG) of the external decoder

If the external decoder starts up normally, OK is displayed. If it fails to start up, NG is displayed. With NG, playback of any AAC

file will fail.

Possible causes for failure of startup and how to diagnose

Possible cause 1: No reset signal is input to IC101.

How to diagnose: Check whether a high signal is input to Pin AAC_RESET_B of IC101.

Possible cause 2: Communication failure between IC101 and IC1001 on the MAIN ASSY.

How to diagnose: Check whether high and low signals are alternately input to Pins AAC_D0 to AAC_D15, AAC_A0 to

AAC_A10, AAC_RD_B, AAC_WR_B, and AAC_CS_B for communication.

Possible cause 3: Failure in IC101

How to diagnose: Check whether a low signal is output from Pin AAC_INT_B in response to the reply from IC101

Possible cause 4: Failure in IC101 that cannot be diagnosed

The flow of startup processes is as follows:

(1) A high signal is input to Pin AAC_RESET_B.

(2) Communication starts, using Pins AAC_D0 to AAC_D15, AAC_A0 to AAC_A10, AAC_RD_B, AAC_WR_B, and

AAC_CS_B.

(3) In response to the process in step (2) above, a low signal is output from Pin AAC_INT_B.

(4) Steps (2) and (3) are repeated until the startup process is completed.

(Note 1)

(Note 2)

Second screen: Information on playback of MUSIC files

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Note 2:

ERROR information

If any error code is indicated in parentheses, a playback error has been generated. Each error code is displayed in its fixed

position. (The duration of error-code indication is short, because when an error is generated, playback of the next file is

automatically attempted.)

Description of error codes

FMT : The file cannot be recognized as having an MP4 file format.

DEC : Although the file is recognized as playable, the decoder could not decode the data of the file correctly.

CH : The number of channels is not supported.

QNT : The quantization bit rate is not supported.

BPS : The bit rate is not supported.

FS : The sampling frequency is not supported.

BOX : The file format is judged to be not supported upon analysis of the MP4 file.

PRF : The Advanced Audio Codec (AAC) is judged to be not playable.

MEM : The system failed to secure the amount of memory required for playback.

Possible causes for errors and how to diagnose

Possible causes for an FMT error

Possible cause 1: Impossible box size for the first box of an MP4 format file

How to diagnose: Check the binary data of the file with which an FMT error was generated. Consider the first 4 bytes at the

beginning of the file as the box size and check if the size is 0 or a value that exceeds the file size.

If the box size is 1, consider the 8 bytes from the 8th byte from the beginning as the box size. Check if the

size is 0 or a value that exceeds the file size.

How to check the box size:

For checking the binary data of the file, use the Binary Editor of the PC tools.

The figure below shows the binary data of an MPEG4 file:

Possible cause 2: Failure in data reading during file analysis

How to diagnose: Check the ATA error log on the Debug screen.

How to check the ATA error log:

Display the ATA error log page by pressing [ESC], [DISP], [2], then [DIG/ANA], in that order.

The first 4 digits denote date, and the next 6 digits denote time. Check if the date and time match those when an error was

generated during AAC playback.

You can switch between Writer and HDD data, using [FRM/TIM]. Switch according to the type of medium being played back.

For USB, there is no log for reading errors.

BOX size BOX name

With this file, the first box is an "ftyp" box, and its size is 0x18 bytes (the figure in the frame in red).

In a case of an FMT error, the first box size is 0 or a value that exceeds the file size (impossible value for the MPEG4 file format).

If the box size is 1, the data that are framed in dotted green lines in the above figure are treated as the box size.

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Possible causes for a DEC error

Possible cause 1: An error notification was issued by the decoder, because there was an error in the stream.

How to diagnose: Play back the file on the PC to check if an error is generated.

Possible cause 2: Data reading failed while the data were being transmitted to the decoder.

How to diagnose: Check the ATA error log on the Debug screen.

* See "How to check the ATA error log," above.

A "CH" error does not occur during AAC playback.

Possible causes for a QNT error

Possible cause 1: The encoding method is not 16-bit quantization.

How to diagnose: Check the number of quantization bits, using a PC analysis tool.

Possible cause 2: After data reading failed, an erroneous number of quantization bits was obtained.

How to diagnose: Check the ATA error log on the Debug screen.

* See "How to check the ATA error log," above.

Possible causes for a BPS error

Possible cause 1: The average bit rate exceeded 480 Kbps.

How to diagnose: Check the average bit rate, using a PC analysis tool.

Possible cause 2: After data reading failed, an erroneous average bit rate was obtained.

How to diagnose: Check the ATA error log on the Debug screen.

* See "How to check the ATA error log," above.

Possible causes for an FS error

Possible cause 1: The sampling frequency was less than 8 KHz or greater than 96 KHz.

How to diagnose: Check the sampling frequency, using a PC analysis tool.

Possible cause 2: After data reading failed, an erroneous sampling frequency was obtained.

How to diagnose: Check the ATA error log on the Debug screen.

* See "How to check the ATA error log," above.

Possible causes for a BOX error

Possible cause 1: An impossible box size was obtained during box analysis.

How to diagnose: Check the box size, using a PC analysis tool.

Possible cause 2: Data necessary for playback could not be obtained.

How to diagnose: Analyze the file, using a PC analysis tool, and check that SAMPLE DESCRIPTION BOX, TIME TO SAMPLE

BOX, SAMPLE SIZE BOX (SAMPLE SIZE 2 BOX), SAMPLE TO CHUNK BOX, CHUNK OFFSET BOX

(64BIT CHUNK OFFSET BOX) exist.

Possible cause 3: SAMPLE DESCRIPTION BOX, which signifies that audio streams are contained, did not exist.

How to diagnose: Check the binary data of the file with which this error was generated and confirm that the 20th byte does not

indicate "mp4a." (A DRM file may also have this error.)

Possible cause 4: "AudioSpecificConfig" was not described in "SAMPLE DESCRIPTION BOX," which should show that an

audio stream is contained.

How to diagnose: Check AudioSpecificConfig, using a PC analysis tool.

Possible cause 5: Data reading failed during file analysis.

How to diagnose: Check the ATA error log on the Debug screen.

* See "How to check the ATA error log," above.

Possible causes for a PRF error

Possible cause 1: Audio streams were not contained in "AAC LC" and "High Efficiency AAC Profile."

How to diagnose: Check the type of audio stream in AudioObjectType of AudioSpecificConfig, using a PC analysis tool.

Possible cause 2: After data reading failed, erroneous AudioObjectType data were obtained.

How to diagnose: Check the ATA error log on the Debug screen.

* See "How to check the ATA error log," above.

Possible causes for an MEM error

Possible cause 1: The shared memory region for the system was fragmented, and the memory region of 4,096 bytes that was

necessary for file analysis could not be ensured.

How to diagnose: After setting the unit to Standby mode, turn the unit back on and check if an MEM error is generated.

If it is, the system memory may be defective.

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6.12 DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES WHEN CONNECTING THE LAN

In bold print: Fixed indications

[1] Specifications of the Ether Debug Screen

[Purpose]

Diagnose based on Ethernet connection information.

[How to Enter]

Press [ESC], [DISP], [+10], [+10], then [7], in that order.

[2] Simple diagnostic procedures

In regular print: Variable indications

Sympton: Neither CDDBonline search nor ConnectPC (Ethernet) function.

DescriptionsNameNo. Remarks

Init Whether initialization of LAN9211 (Ethernet Controller)

has been completed successfully (OK) or not (NG)

In a case of NG, communication between the LAN9211

and EMMA2RFEx may have failed.

Link

Whether the unit is connected to equipment that can

communicate through Ethernet and has established

links (UP) or not (DOWN)

MAC MAC address that is set for the unit

DHCP Setting for automatic acquisition of an IP address

DNS Setting for automatic acquisition of a DNS server

PRX Proxy setting

With the Proxy setting ON, when the server assignment

method is server name or IP address, NAME or IP is

indicated, respectively.

IP IP address that is set for the unit

SM Subnet mask that is set for the unit

4DG Default gateway that is set for the unit

7SPEED Display the communication speed and Duplex mode.

DP DNS server primary address

DNS server secondary address

With the Proxy setting ON, the server name or IP

address is displayed.

With the Proxy setting OFF, - - - is displayed.

PT With the Proxy setting ON, the port number is displayed. With the Proxy setting OFF, - - - is displayed.

Check Items and Unit Status

Screen

Position

No. Possible Cause

Ether 1

Init indication:

OK: Initialization of the Ethernet-associated LSI (IC301) has

been successfully completed.

NG: Poor communication between the Ethernet-associated

LSI (IC301) and HOST microcomputer (IC1001).

Initialization of the Ethernet-associated LSI (IC301) has

failed.

With NG:

Failure in IC301 (the Ethernet Controller).

Failure in communication between IC301 and IC1001,

defective solder, or failure in power supply.

With an IP address that is out of the range described

on the left:

If automatic acquisition of an IP address is set to ON,

check the setting of the router.

Ether 1

Link indication:

UP: The unit is connected to equipment that can communicate

through Ethernet and has established links.

DOWN: The links are not established.

With DOWN:

Defective LAN terminal, poor connection of the ETAB

board, defective LAN cable, the router's power is OFF,

or the connected equipment cannot communicate

through Ethernet.

Ether 2

IP indication:

Is the IP address set within the ranges shown below?

CLASS A: 10.0.0.1 to 10.255.255.254

CLASS B: 172.16.0.1 to 172.31.255.254

CLASS C: 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.255.254

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7. DISASSEMBLY

Bonnet

Remove the five screws.

Diagnosis

Remove the four screws.

Remove the bonnet.

1 1

Tray Panel

Press the u STANDBY/ON button to turn on the power.

Press the h OPEN/CLOSE button to open the tray.

Remove the tray panel.

Press the h OPEN/CLOSE button to close the tray.

Press the u STANDBY/ON button to turn off the power.

Note 1: Do NOT look directly into the pickup lens. The laser beam may cause eye injury.

Note 2: Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product, the procedures

described here are common.

Emergency disc ejection rod

(GGF1529)

When the tray cannot be opened because the power cannot be

turned on, it can be opened using the emergency disc ejection

rod (GGF1529). (A long, thin rod about 1 mm in diameter can be

used in place of the rod.)

How to open the tray when the power cannot be turned on

Rear view

Bonnet

×2

Tray panel

Tray

SERVICE LOADER Assy

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Front Panel Section

Unhook the four hooks.

Disconnect the one flexible cable.

Remove the front panel section.

HDD

Remove the two screws.

Remove the HDD with the HDD stay.

CN105

SERVICE TUSB

Assy

Front panel section

HDD

Bottom view

1 1

2 2

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Disconnect the three connectors.

Remove the two screws.

DVR-LX61 Only

Remove the ETAB Assy while disconnecting the B to B

connector.

Remove the one screw.

Disconnect the one flexible cable.

Remove the six screws.

Remove the SERVICE LOADER MAIN.

Remove the one screw.

SERVICE LOADER MAIN

CN201 CN902

CN901

CN2301

CN501

SERVICE DVUB

Assy

POWER SUPPLY

Assy

SERVICE LOADER MAIN

ETAB Assy

2 2

Bottom view

7 7

Bottom view

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Diagnosis

Reassembling the front panel section.

Connect the flexible cable for service.

Arrange the unit as shown in the photo below.

Diagnosis

SERVICE LOADER Assy

SERVICE MAIN Assy

SERVICE LOADER MAIN

HDD

Front panel section

SERVICE TUSB Assy

Flexible cable for service

(40P)

CN101

CN2301

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Access to the SERVICE MAIN Assy, Cleaning the Pickup Lens

Remove the Upper case.

Remove the two screws.

Remove the cord holder.

Cord Holder

Remove the four screws.

Remove the two tapes.

Remove the low case U11.

Low Case U11, Upper Case

Before shipment, be sure to clean the pickup lens,

using the following cleaning materials:

Cleaning liquid : GEM1004

Cleaning paper : GED-008

Cord holder

SERVICE LOADER Assy

Low case U11

Upper case

SERVICE MAIN AssySERVICE LOADER Assy

Pickup lens

2Bottom view

Bottom view

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8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT

8.1 MODEL SETTING

When the MAIN Assy and/or TUJB Assy that are(is)

commonly used with another model are(is) replaced,

they(it) must recognize the model of this unit.

Items to be set: The model number, destination, and

region No. must be set.

• Once the setting has been made, it can never be changed. Be sure to make the setting correctly.

• As this setting resets the Assy(s) in question to the factory-preset status, it is recommended that you obtain

the customer's consent beforehand.

1 After the unit is turned on, the model name for the

original equipment manufacturer is displayed on the

TV monitor screen. Input "9696" on the remote control

unit for service to change it to the model name for

Pioneer.

2 The following screen is displayed on TV monitor.

Press four digits properly by using the remote control

unit for service,

according to the screen information.

3 Disconnect then reconnect the AC power cord of the

unit. Be careful not to impart vibration to the unit

immediately after the AC power cord is disconnected.

[Procedures]

[Purposes] [Tool to be used]

[Notes]

5 Press [ESC] then [DISP] keys by using the remote

control unit for servicing, and then confirm each

Model Name.

End

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

4 Reset the recorder to all its factory settings.

(Make sure that the recorder is on. Press and hold

g (STOP) key and press u (STANDBY/ON) key on

the front panel.)

The recorder turns off with all settings reset.

DVR-LX61/WY VERSION : 0.14

SYSCON : RELEASE_179

Rev.1.7379

TUNERCON : 2.22 OK

DRIVE : DVD-RW DVR-U13 OK

1.10 OK

PIC SERIAL : 007710217604

HDD INT : ----

HDD USE : ----

GNDB B : NOBKUP GNDB U : NOBKUP

DEVICE : E2R-FEx1.1 FLASH : 128M

REGION : 2 C : 0000000153

HDCP : 0000000153

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8.2 LD POWER ADJUSTMENT

[Purposes]

If a combination of a main board and PU is

changed, the LD power adjustment and

adjustment for disc judgment needs to be made

for a new combination of the main board and PU

since the adjusted LD-power value becomes

inappropriate for the new combination and stable

playback and recording to disc becomes

impossible.

[Tools to be used]

[Notes] Never turn the power off while any of the following operations is in progress:

• While laser diode (LD) power adjustment is being performed normally by the unit

• While adjustment for disc judgment is being performed

[Explanation on each adjustment mode]

• Drive Adjustment Mode

This mode is used to select each mode for LD power adjustment.

In this mode, you can confirm an 11-digit number provided for the LD power adjustment.

The 11-digit number is stored in FLASH (IC1102) of the main board.

• PU Data Setting Mode

This mode is used to enter an 11-digit number provided for the LD power adjustment.

If you have changed a combination of the main board and PU, enter an 11-digit number marked

on the case of a loader which is provided in pairs with PU.

The LD power adjustment is made by using this 11-digit number.

• Power Adjustment Mode

This mode is used to execute the LD power adjustment and to check the progress of the adjustment.

In case an error occurs during the adjustment, you can also check the error details in this mode.

11-digit

numeric data

[How to enter Drive Adjustment Mode]

To enter the Drive Adjustment Mode, press [ESC]+[CX]+[1]+[0] on the remote control unit for service.

Though the LD power adjustment can be executed irrespective of the product functions, do not operate

the product during the LD power adjustment to prevent misadjustment.

GGF1381 : Service Remote Control Unit

GGV1054 : CD-ROM (CDT-313)

GGV1036 : DVD-ROM DL (DVDT-002)

GGV1278 : Blank DVD-R (That's DR-C12WTY5PA)

GGV1282 : Blank DVD-RW (JVC VD-W120XH5)

GGV1284 : Blank DVD-RAM (maxell DRM120C.1P5S)

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[Operation procedure]

1. When you enter the Drive Adjustment Mode, the following screen is displayed. On this screen, you can check

11-digit numeric data stored in FLASH of MAIN Assy, and can also switch over between each mode.

[Drive Adjustment Mode]

PU DATA

[12345678910]

<CLEAR> Exit

<STEREO> PU Data Setting

<SEARCH> Power Adjustment

2. To enter the PU Data Setting Mode, press [STEREO] on the remote control unit for service.

Entering the PU Data Setting Mode displays the following screen.

[PU Data Setting Mode]

OLD PU DATA

[12345678910]

NEW PU DATA?

>***********

<CLEAR> Exit

<SEARCH> PU DATA CLEAR

11-digit number

for adjustment

3. By pressing [0] to [9] keys on the remote control unit for service, enter an 11-digit number marked on

the case of a loader provided in pairs with PU.

Entering the 11-digit number displays the following screen.

[PU Data Setting Mode]

OLD PU DATA

[12345678910]

NEW PU DATA?

>01987654321 OK

<CLEAR> Exit

<SEARCH> PU DATA CLEAR

<PLAY> Enter

4. To enter the 11-digit number, press [PLAY] on the remote control unit for service.

The 11-digit number contains 2-digit checksum data to prevent input errors.

The screens displayed for the correct/incorrect check sum are as follows.

When the checksum is correct

[Drive Adjustment Mode]

PU DATA

[01987654321]

<CLEAR> Exit

<STEREO> PU Data Setting

<SEARCH> Power Adjustment

When the checksum is correct

Enter the Power Adjustment Mode and

execute the LD power adjustment, as

described in 5.

When the checksum is incorrect

[Drive Adjustment Mode]

PU DATA

[12345678910]

CHECK SUM NG!

[01987654321]

<CLEAR> Exit

<STEREO> PU Data Setting

<SEARCH> Power Adjustment

When the checksum is incorrect

The input data may be incorrect.

Return to 2 and enter the PU Data Setting

Mode to re-enter the 11-digit number.

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5. When the checksum is correct, enter the Power Adjustment Mode and execute the LD power adjustment.

To enter the Power Adjustment Mode, press [SEARCH] on the remote control unit for service.

Entering the Power Adjustment Mode displays the following screen and opens the tray automatically.

[Power Adjustment Mode]

Close The Tray!

<CLEAR> Exit

6. Close the tray manually to execute the LD power adjustment mode.

You can check the progress of adjustment in the following screen.

[Power Adjustment Mode]

Step Mode : DVD Read Power

<CLEAR> Exit

7. When DVD Disc Judgment is displayed in the Step Mode, the tray opens automatically.

Place DVDT-002 in the tray. The tray closes after 15 seconds from the time it opened.

If the adjustment for DVD disc judgment is completed successfully, CD Disc Judgment is displayed in the Step Mode.

When the tray does not open

• Check if flexible cables and wire rods are connected properly.

• Errors in the loader, main board, or power source board are

suspected.

Explanation on Step Mode (time needed)

• DVD Read Power (approx. 10 sec.)

Adjustment of DVD playback power

• RAM Read Power (approx. 20 sec.)

Adjustment of RAM playback power

• DVD Write Power (approx. 40 sec.)

Adjustment of DVD recording power

• CD Read Power (approx. 10 sec.)

Adjustment of CD playback power

• DVD Disc Judgment (approx. 30 sec.)

Adjustment for DVD disc judgment

• CD Disc Judgment (approx. 30 sec.)

Adjustment for CD disc judgment

If the adjustment for DVD disc judgment is not completed successfully

• A disc other than DVDT-002 may have been placed.

Place DVDT-002 in the tray.

8. When CD Disc judgment is displayed in the Step Mode, the tray opens automatically.

Place CDT-313 in the tray. The tray closes after 15 seconds from the time it opened.

If the adjustment for CD disc judgment is completed successfully, the following screen is displayed.

Since the judgment is completed successfully, press [CLEAR] on the remote control unit for service and exit

from the adjustment mode.

[Power Adjustment Mode]

Step Mode : -

Result : OK

<CLEAR> Exit

9. Turn off the power.

If the adjustment for CD disc judgment is not completed successfully

• A disc other than CDT-313 may have been placed.

Place CDT-313 in the tray.

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[Error information]

In case of errors in the Power Adjustment Mode, the following screen is displayed.

[Power Adjustment Mode]

Step Mode : -

Result : 4 - 1

Error!

<CLEAR> Exit

[Contents to check]

1. Record the data to a designated disc (DVD-R / DVD-RW / DVD-RAM) in real time.

2. Measure an error rate at a place where recording is executed.

Measurement method: Refer to the simplified error rate measurement method in the Service Mode.

3. Check that the error rate is 3.3e-3 or below.

About error indication

[Left number]

The left number indicates the Step Mode in

which the error has occurred.

2: Adjustment of DVD playback power

3: Adjustment of RAM playback power

4: Adjustment of DVD recording power

5: Adjustment of CD playback power

6: Adjustment for DVD disc judgment

7: Adjustment for CD disc judgment

[Right number]

The right number indicates the error information.

1 or 2: Error in the adjustment process

(Details of error)

• The PU flexible cables may not have been connected.

• TM or main board error is suspected.

3: Forced termination

This number is displayed when you pressed [CLEAR]

on the remote control unit for service and executed

forced termination.

Error is displayed

If the error rate is out of specification

• Check if there is any defect or fingerprint on the disc. If you find any problem with the disc,

change the disc and try the check again.

• The power adjustment may have been unsuccessful.

Try the power adjustment again.

If the above two do not solve the problem, a defect with MAIN Assy or PU is suspected.

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8.3 CPRM ID NUMBER AND DATA SETTING

For the DVD recorder,it is necessary with the recoding/playback of DVD-RW disc to set an individual

number (ID number) and ID data to each recorder. If the number and data are not set correctly with the

following procedure, cannot work with residual quantity 0:00 or operations in the future may not be

guaranteed with RW disc. You will find the ID number to be set on the ID label on the rear panel.

The Input is Necessary When:

• " CPRM ERR" is displayed on the FL display immediately after the power is turned on or in Stop mode.

• When the MAIN ASSY or the HDD is exchanged.

Important: If no ID label is found on the rear panel, write down the specified ID number by checking it

according to "How to confirm the ID number" shown below.

• Input the ID number while the unit is in Stop mode.

• After the data are read from the data disc (Type 2), the disc will automatically be unloaded.

[Purposes]

[Tools to be used]

[Notes]

Remote control unit supplied

with the unit

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

DVD Recorder Data Disc (Type 2)

Be sure to use the latest disc (Type 2).

In Apr. 2008, the latest disc is GGV1321.

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An error occured. Please consult

the service center. Note that

contents on the HDD may be

erased when servicing this unit.

HDD information is not correct.

Execute HDD Initialize from

the Disc Setup menu.

CPRM information is not correct.

When displayed following message at

Power on

FL Tube : [E01]

CRT display :

When displayed following message at

Power on

FL Tube : [E02]

CRT display :

When displayed following message at

Power on

FL Tube : [CPRM ERR]

CRT display :

Power ON

When displayed "CPRM ERR"

• When exchanging HDD or MAIN

Assy, or both exchanged

Initialize HDD Start

Basic

Initialize

Finalize

Initialize HDD

Disc Setup

Confirmation of the CPRM ID No.

Normal operation mode

All recorded data are deleted if the HDD is intialized.

Take care that restoration of the user's data recorded on the HDD is totally

impossible.

Before servicing, OBTAIN THE USER'S PRIOR CONSENT to that effect.

*Use Remote Control of

the unit

*Goes to normal operation

with no caution

New HDD/when

there is error

on recorded contents

Exchanging to the original HDD(when

there is no error on

the recorded

contents.)

[CAUTION]

End

Deletion of the CPRM ID No.(when ID No. is registered.)

Input of the CPRM ID No. and ID data

Power OFF ON

Execute

HOME MENU Disc Setup Intialize

HDD Initialize HDD Start

After OSD displaying "Finished" after initilaization, reboot.

[1] Input Flow of the ID No. and ID Data When Exchanging HDD or MAIN Assy

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To enter the input mode, press ESC + STEREO keys

sequentially in a status with no ID number set, such as after

FLASH-ROM downloading.

[Recorder's ID Number Setting]

ID Number ?

> - - - - - - - - -

<CLEAR> Exit

Input ID Number !

As number input is enabled when the unit enters the input

mode, input the 9-digit ID number.

(The entered number is also displayed on the FL display.)

[Recorder's ID Data Setting]

<CLEAR> Exit

Insert The ID Data Disc !

[Recorder's ID Data Setting]

Loading The ID Data Disc !

While the data are being read, the message shown in the figure

at left is displayed on the screen.

(The FL display indicates "LOAD ID.")

[Recorder's ID Number Setting]

ID Number ?

> 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 OK ?

<PLAY> Compare Mode

<SEARCH> Enter

Input ID Number !

After inputting the number, press SEARCH keys to register the

ID number.

[Recorder's ID Data Setting]

Wait Rom Writing !

When the ID data have been read, the data are written to the

FLASH-ROM.

(The FL display indicates "WRITE ID.")

[Recorder's ID Data Setting]

Rom Write OK !

<CLEAR> Exit

When the ID data have been written to the FLASH-ROM, the

message "Rom Write OK" is displayed on the screen.

(The FL display indicates "ID OK.")

After confirming this message, press CLEAR key to exit the

input mode.

When the ID number has been registered, the unit enters the ID

data input mode. (The FL display indicates

"INSERT ID.")

In this condition, place the ID data disc on the tray and close the

tray using the CLOSE key

on the player.

[2] How to Input the ID Number and ID Data

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[How to Confirm the ID Number]

[How to Clear the ID Number]

[Recorder's ID Number Setting]

ID Number ?

[ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1]

Compare

> * * * * * * * * *

<CLEAR> Exit

Input ID Number !

Press ESC + STEREO keys sequentially with an ID number

already set, and the unit enters the ID number confirmation

mode.

The set ID number is displayed on the screen (and on the FL

display), permitting you to confirm it.

To exit this mode, press CLEAR key.

Press ESC + STEREO keys sequentially with an ID number

already set, and the unit enters the ID number confirmation

mode.

Input the same number as the ID number you have set.

[Recorder's ID Number Setting]

ID Number ?

[ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1]

Compare

> * * * * * * * * *

<CLEAR> Exit

<STEREO> ID Data Setting Mode

Input ID Number !

<STEREO> ID Data Setting Mode

After inputting the number, press STOP key.

Only when the entered number matches the set ID number, the

ID number is cleared and the unit exits this mode.

If the numbers do not match, you must return to step .

( STOP key is not accepted until 9 digits are entered.)

[Recorder's ID Number Setting]

ID Number ?

[ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1]

Compare

> 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 OK ?

<PLAY> Enter

<STOP> Memory Clear

Input ID Number !

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8.4 FIRMWARE UPDATE METHOD

Open a disc tray by pressing the "OPEN/CLOSE" button.

Put the update disc on the tray. Press a " OPEN/CLOSE " button while pressing a "Record Stop"

button on the frontpanel.

* The disc tray closes automatically and the disc is loaded.

* The disc tray opens automatically after loading.

Take out the Download Disc.

FL display

SYSCON download

FrontEnd

download

[Procedure]

Remote control unit

for servicing

(GGF1381)

Firmware Update Disc

(Refer to Page 96.)

[Notes]

Be sure NOT to turn off the unit during update.

If the unit is turned off during update, the SYSCON,

TUNERCON, DRIVE programs may not be properly rewritten, in

which case the unit may not be able to initialize itself normally

when turned on again.

1. When the main board is replaced, the firmware versions for the system control computer, drive, and the TUFL

microcomputer do not match, and operations of the unit may be destabilized.

To match the versions for the above three, firmware downloading is necessary in the following cases:

After the model setting

When NG is displayed on the first screen (version information, etc.) of Service mode

After changing MAIN Assy or TUSB Assy

2. Rewriting the firmware to the latest version may ameliorate the symptoms claimed by the customer.

There are the following two methods for update: disc update and serial update

[Purposes]

[Tools to be used]

* After update is completed, the power turns off, and a disc tray

closes automatically.

* It takes for about 7-8 minutes until update is completed.

S CD I D W L D

W N LD O O A D - 2

L O A D

W N LD O O A D - 3

W N LD O O A D - 4 TunerCon

download

[1] Disc Update

The power turns on and press a " ESC " button, then press " DISP " button on the remote control unit for

servicing.

Confirm a firmware release version.

Press " ESC " button on the remote control unit for servicing in order to exit the test mode.

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[Tips]

If the power is not correctly turned on or when the power is shut off during update, proceed as follows before

performing update again:

• In a case where update was incorrectly terminated while "DOWNLOAD-2" was displayed on the FL display:

The SYSCON program will not function correctly.

If the program cannot be update from the disc or through serial communication, replace the MAIN Assy.

• In a case where update was incorrectly terminated while "DOWNLOAD-3" was displayed on the FL display:

The DRIVE program will not function correctly.

If the program cannot be update from the disc, replace the MAIN Assy.

• In a case where update was incorrectly terminated while "DOWNLOAD-4" was displayed on the FL display

The program for the tuner microcomputer will not function correctly.

If the program cannot be update from the disc, replace the TUNERCON microcomputer (IC101 : TUSB Assy).

(1)

Connect the 232C I/F jigs above way.

Turn on the PC and start the " UFU.exe ".

Select the Firmware file. ("sz0" file)

Turn the DVD recorder on and start the update

program.

" Target Device is connected " is appeared on the

screen.

Select the Communication Speed (Baud Rate)

a) Base Speed 115,200

b) Data Send Speed 115,200

START

• Even if you click "START" button, sometimes

"Communication Error" may come out one to

twice, and update may fail.

In this case, please click "START" again.

• Other factors can be considerd if update fails 3

times or more.

• And it takes about 40 minutes for updating the

firmware.

[Procedures]

[Connection]

Connect as follows: * PC with serial port

* RS-232C straight cable

* RS-232C I/F jig (GGF1348)

* 7P FFC (VDA1681)

* Update program (UFU.exe)

* Firmware

[Tools to be used]

[Purposes]

1. This method is used when disc update fails.

PC This unit

CN1402

(MAIN Assy)

RS-232C I/F

RS-232C cable 7P FFC

[2] Serial Update

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HOW TO PRODUCE A DISC FOR UPDATING

Items necessary for producing a disc (CD-R or CD-RW) for updating

• CD-R/RW drive

• CD-R/RW writing software

• Blank CD-R or CD-RW disc

• Supported OS: Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP *

* Other OS's, such as Linux and MacOS, cannot be used.

1. Right-click on the icon of the file for updating that you

downloaded to any folder and select "Send To" in order

to send the file to the drive to be used for writing to the disc.

* Do NOT change the filename.

How to produce a disc for updating

2. An icon appears at the right of the taskbar on the bottom

of the screen. Click on it.

* If the icon does not appear, select the drive to be used

for writing to the disc from My Computer.

When the PC is ready for writing, the window shown will

be displayed.

3. Load a CD-R/RW disc in the drive. Select File then

"Write these files to CD" * Be sure to use a blank disc.

* Scratches or dirt on the disc may result in a failure in

writing.

4. The Writing to CD Wizard will be displayed. Click on

Next to start writing.

5. When writing is finished, the disc will be ejected.

Production of the disc for updating is completed.

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8.5 GRACENOTE DATABASE UPDATE METHOD

Open a disc tray by pressing the "OPEN/CLOSE" button.

Put the update disc on the tray. Press a " OPEN/CLOSE " button while pressing a "Record Stop"

button on the frontpanel.

* The disc tray closes automatically and the disc is loaded.

FL display

GNDB download

[Procedure]

Remote control unit

for servicing

(GGF1381)

Gracenote DB

Update Disc

(Refer to Page 96.)

[Notes]

Be sure NOT to turn off the unit during update.

If the unit is turned off during update, the GNDB programs may

not be properly rewritten, in which case the unit may not be able

to initialize itself normally when turned on again.

1. Gracenote DB should be stored in build-in HDD to search for audio CD titles.

After replacing the HDD, it is necessary to download the Gracenote DB.

2. While the GUI screen is not displayed, press the ESC then DISP keys.

When “NOBKUP” was displayed on the first screen (version information, etc.), update the latest Gracenote

Database (GNDB) information.

3. Rewriting the database to the latest version may ameliorate the symptoms claimed by the customer.

(Confirm that the GNDB B and GNDB U are latest version.)

[Purposes]

[Tools to be used]

L O A D

S CD I D W L D

W N LD O O A D - 1

[1] Disc Update

*After update is completed, the disc tray opens automatically.

At this time, "DOWNLOAD-1" or "CLOCK" is displayed on the FL display.

*It takes for about 15 minutes until update is completed.

Take out the Update Disc.

The power turns on and press a " ESC " button, then press " DISP " button on the remote control unit for

servicing.

Confirm a GNDB B and GNDB U version.

Press " ESC " button on the remote control unit for servicing in order to exit the test mode.

The power turns off. (An effective key is "STANDBY/ON" key.)

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[Tips]

[Diagnosis Flowchart]

Note: If the AC power fails during updating, the HDD may be damaged.

CD titles cannot be searched.

Is "Initial Setup--Gracenote

Database--Version Information"

(the version display) normal?

GNDB error (damage or loss)

Is "GNDB B, GNDB U"

(the version display) on the version

information screen normal?

The database (DB) is normal. Download the firmware again.

Restore the database from the backup data then restart the system.

After restarting, does the

system operate normally?

Abnormality in the GNDB backup file.

Redownload GNDB.

After redownloading of

GNDB, is the version displayed in

"Version Information"?

Abnormality in the HDD, or file-system error.

Perform an HDD check.

Is the HDD normal as a

result of the check? File-system error. Initialize the HDD.

After initialization, does the

system operate normally?

Completed

Failure in the HDD. After replacement

of the HDD, redownload the DB.

Completed

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8.6 VIDEO ADJUSTMENT FOR SPECIFIC AREA

[When specific channel setting have NOT been made] [When specific channel setting have been made]

Depending on the area, if a flicker

may appear in a picture received by

the tuner, it can be corrected or

reduced with this setting.

Select a channel or line input (L1-L3) on which a specific setting is to be made.

Press the ESC then CHP/TIM keys on the remote control unit for servicing. "General Setting mode"

is displayed.

Press the DIG/ANA key in General Setting mode. Specific-Channel Setting mode is entered.

[Purposes] [Tools to be used]

[How to enter this mode]

Press the ESC key on the remote control unit for servicing to return the Normal mode.

[How to exit]

Setting is in effect only during recording/playback stop.

[Note]

The setting examples in Specific-Channel Setting mode are shown below.

For details on each setting item, see "Table 1: Key operations in Specific-Area Setting mode."

[Setting examples]

• If a channel that does not have specific settings is displayed, the setting figures are displayed as hyphens (- -).

• If the setting figures are not displayed as hyphens, those settings have been specifically set even if they are

identical to the default settings or those of General Setting mode.

• The setting indicated with an asterisk (*) is the default.

• The channels to be indicated for "Input Channel" are as shown below:

Line inputs: L1-L3, DV (DV is not valid for specific-area settings.)

Tuner channels: Channels received by the tuner (channels to be set in Specific-Channel Setting mode, etc.)

[Tips]

Remote control unit supplied

with the unit

Remote control unit for servicing

(GGF1381)

In this mode, specific settings can be made for up to 12 channels.

For channels that do not have specific settings, the settings of General Setting mode are applied.

General setting

data

Specific channel

setting data

VDEC Specific Area Mode Ver2.00

Input - [ TUNER ]

Sync AGC : ON *

H Threshold Level : 12 *

V Threshold Level : 10

EPG EQ : OFF *

Individual setting state

Input Channel - [ 1CH ]

Sync AGC : ---

H Threshold Level : ---

V Threshold Level : ---

VDEC Specific Area Mode Ver2.00

Input - [ TUNER ]

Sync AGC : ON *

H Threshold Level : 12 *

V Threshold Level : 10 *

EPG EQ : OFF *

Individual setting state

Input Channel - [ 1CH ]

Sync AGC : ON *

H Threshold Level : 14

V Threshold Level : 7

[1] Specific-Channel Setting Mode

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[General Setting mode screen]

*: Setting is the default.

[Display in General Setting mode when the channel

currently displayed has specific settings]

• Indication when the maximum number (12) of channels have individual settings

If a channel that does not have specific settings is currently selected, the indication will be as shown below,

and individual data items cannot be set for that channel. To set individual data items for the currently selected

channel, you must clear any specific-channel settings for one or more channels.

[H Threshold Level]

The slice level setting for the horizontal(H)-sync separation circuit can

be changed. By your changing the slice level, horizontal sync

disturbance may be ameliorated. Set the slice level to a value with

which the least sync disturbance is seen.

[V Threshold Level]

The slice level setting for the vertical(V)-sync separation circuit can be

changed. By your changing the slice level, vertical sync disturbance

may be ameliorated. Set the slice level to a value with which the least

sync disturbance is seen.

[Receiver sensitivity setting for an electronic program guide (EPG)]

The sensitivity when receiving an electronic program guide can be

selected. Set the sensitivity to "High" only if reception is unstable.

[Tips]

• To shift from Specific-Channel Setting mode:

Each time the DIG/ANA key is pressed, Specific-Channel Setting mode and General Setting mode

are alternately selected.

• To shift from Normal mode (recording/playback stop):

Press the ESC then CHP/TIM keys.

[How to enter this mode]

Press the ESC key to return the normal mode.

[How to exit]

Show setting example on the General Setting mode screen to the following.

Regarding setting of actual each item, refer to table 1 (key operations in specific-area setting mode).

[Setting examples]

• General Setting mode can be entered only during recording/playback stop.

• The currently selected input mode (TUNER or LINE) is displayed for "Input."

• If L1, L2, L3, or DV is selected for input, general settings for the line input can be made (DV is not valid for

specific-area settings), and if TUNER is selected, general settings for the tuner input can be made.

[Tips]

Specific Area Mode

Input - [ TUNER ]

Sync AGC : ON *

H Threshold Level : 12 *

V Threshold Level : 10 *

EPG EQ : OFF *

Individual setting state

Sorry !

You can store only 12 channels

for Specific Area mode.

Specific Area Mode

Input - [ TUNER ]

Sync AGC : ON *

H ThresholdLevel : 12 *

V Threshold Level : 10 *

EPG EQ : OFF *

Specific Area Mode

Input - [ TUNER ]

Sync AGC : ON *

H ThresholdLevel : 12 *

V Threshold Level : 10 *

EPG EQ : OFF *

This channel is set up

individually.

[2] General Setting Mode

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Key Operation Switching (*: Default) Used in Specific-

Channel Setting mode

Used in General

Setting mode

Remarks

[INPUT SELECT],

[CHANNEL +/-]

(Remote control unit

supplied with this unit)

–

Switches inputs or channels.

[ SIDE A ] , [ SIDE B ] ON(*) / OFF

Sets SyncAGC.

[ DIG/ANA ] –

––

Switches General setting mode

and Specific setting mode.

[ Rev ×3 ], [ ×3 Fwd ] [ Rev ×3 ] :

Decreasing 1 by 1 in the range 0 to 15.

(Cyclic operation)

[

Rev CHAPTER SKIP

]

Decreasing 1 by 1 in the range 0 to 15.

(Cyclic operation)

[

CHAPTER SKIP Fwd

]

Increasing 1 by 1 in the range 0 to 15.

(Cyclic operation)

[ ×3 Fwd ] :

Increasing 1 by 1 in the range 0 to 15.

(Cyclic operation)

0 – 15 (Default : 12)

Sets H Threshold.

[ Rev CHAPTER SKIP ]

[ CHAPTER SKIP Fwd ]

0 – 15 (Default : 10)

Sets V Threshold Level.

ON : The sync level is set to an appropriate value.

OFF : Cancel the Sync AGC.

Table 1: key operations in specific-Area setting mode (1/2)

Key operations in Specific Area Setting mode of the remote control units are shown in the table below

(the keys are of the remote control unit for servicing unless otherwise stated):

102 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

[ CLEAR ]

–

[ PAUSE ]

–

[ ESC ]

––

[ PLAY ] –

All channels that have specific

setting data will be canceled, and

the specific data will be initialized.

The General Setting data will not be changed.

Key Operation Switching (*: Default) Used in Specific-

Channel Setting mode

Used in General

Setting mode

Remarks

Table 1: key operations in specific-Area setting mode (2/2)

Notes:

• Each key listed in Table 1 above is active only while the tuner is completely stopped.

• The setting values will not be reset to default even if resetting to the state at the time of shipment is performed.

Specific-Channel Setting mode:

If the currently selected channel

has its specific setting, that

setting will be canceled. (By

canceling the specific setting for

that channel, the number of

remaining channels that can

have specific settings will be

increased by one.)

General Setting mode:

Settings of General Setting

mode are initialized.

Specific-Channel Setting mode:

All specific data are initialized.

The General Setting data will not be changed.

General Setting mode:

All general setting data are reset to default.

The specific setting data will not be changed

(will be retained).

The specific-channel-setting

data for the currently selected

channel are reset to default.

To quit Setting mode for a

specific area and clear the

on-screen display.

The General Setting data will not be changed

(will be retained).

103

DVR-LX61

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104 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST

9.1 PACKING SECTION

NOTES:

Parts marked by “NSP” 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.

Screws adjacent to b mark on product are used for disassembly.

For the applying amount of lubricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual.

(In the case of no amount instructions, apply as you think it appropriate.)

DVR-560H

ONLY

DVR-LX61

ONLY

105

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DVR-LX61/WYXK5, WYXV5, DVR-560H-S/WYXK5, WYXV5, DVR-560H-K/WYXK5 and WYXV5 are constructed

the same except for the following:

Mark No. Description Part No.

>1Power Cable ADG1127

2Audio / Video Cable (1.5 m) VDE1077

(red/white/yellow)

3 RF Antenna Cable (PAL) See Contrast table (2)

4 G-Link™ Cable (3 m) VDX1010

5 Remote Control See Contrast table (2)

6 Battery Cover VZN1025

NSP 7 Dry Cell Batteries (AA/R6P) VEM1010

8 Operating Instructions (French) See Contrast table (2)

9 Operating Instructions (German)See Contrast table (2)

10 Operating Instructions (Dutch) See Contrast table (2)

11 Operating Instructions (Spanish)See Contrast table (2)

12 Operating Instructions (Italian) See Contrast table (2)

13 HDD Caution 8L See Contrast table (2)

14 HDD Caution 8L B See Contrast table (2)

NSP 15 Caution Card See Contrast table (2)

NSP 16 Warranty Card See Contrast table (2)

NSP 17 Serial Label S See Contrast table (2)

18 WEEE Label VRW2231

19 Polyethylene Bag B5 VHL1088

20 Polyethylene Bag B5 See Contrast table (2)

21 Front Pad See Contrast table (2)

22 Rear Pad See Contrast table (2)

23 Mirror Mat VHL1095

24 Nonwoven Cloth Cover See Contrast table (2)

25 Packing Case See Contrast table (2)

26 Mirror Sheet See Contrast table (2)

Mark No. Description Part No.

Mark No. Symbol and Description DVR-LX61

/WYXK5

DVR-LX61

/WYXV5

DVR-560H-S

/WYXK5

DVR-560H-S

/WYXV5

DVR-560H-K

/WYXK5

DVR-560H-K

/WYXV5

3 RF Antenna Cable (PAL) VDE1075 VDE1095 VDE1075 VDE1095 VDE1075 VDE1095

5 Remote Control VXX3286 VXX3286 VXX3287 VXX3287 VXX3293 VXX3293

8 Operating Instructions (French) VRC1493 VRC1460 VRC1484 VRC1459 VRC1484 VRC1459

9 Operating Instructions (German) VRC1486 VRC1465 VRC1485 VRC1464 VRC1485 VRC1464

10 Operating Instructions (Dutch) VRC1490 VRC1472 VRC1489 VRC1471 VRC1489 VRC1471

11 Operating Instructions (Spanish) VRC1492 VRC1476 VRC1491 VRC1475 VRC1491 VRC1475

12 Operating Instructions (Italian) VRC1488 VRC1482 VRC1487 VRC1468 VRC1487 VRC1468

13 HDD Caution 8L VRR1072 VRR1071 VRR1072 VRR1071 VRR1072 VRR1071

14 HDD Caution 8L B VRR1077 VRR1076 VRR1077 VRR1076 VRR1077 VRR1076

NSP 15 Caution Card VRR1095 VRR1094 VRR1095 VRR1094 VRR1095 VRR1094

NSP 16 Warranty Card ARY7112 ARY7113 ARY7112 ARY7113 ARY7112 ARY7113

NSP 17 Serial Label S VRW2017 VRW2188 VRW2017 VRW2188 VRW2017 VRW2188

20 Polyethylene Bag B5 VHL1051 VHL1088 VHL1051 VHL1088 VHL1051 VHL1088

21 Front Pad VHA1425 VHA1427 VHA1425 VHA1427 VHA1425 VHA1427

22 Rear Pad VHA1426 VHA1428 VHA1426 VHA1428 VHA1426 VHA1428

24 Nonwoven Cloth Cover VHL1116 VHL1116 Not used Not used Not used Not used

25 Packing Case YHG1006 YHG1003 YHG1008 YHG1004 YHG1010 YHG1005

26 Mirror Sheet Not used Not used VHL1117 VHL1117 VHL1117 VHL1117

106 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION

CONTACT SIDE

NON-CONTACT

SIDE

Cleaning paper :

GED-008

Refer to

“9.3 FRONT PANEL SECTION (DVR-LX61)”,

“9.4 FRONT PANEL SECTION (DVR-560H)”.

Refer to

“9.5 SERVICE LOADER

MAIN SECTION”.

DVR-LX61

ONLY

DVR-LX61

ONLY

DVR-LX61

ONLY

DVR-LX61

ONLY

DVR-LX61

ONLY

DVR-LX61

ONLY

DVR-LX61

ONLY

DVR-560H

ONLY

107

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

(1) EXTERIOR SECTION PARTS LIST

Mark No. Description Part No.

1 ETAB Assy See Contrast table (2)

2 SERVICE DVUB Assy YXX1001

3 SERVICE TUSB Assy YXX1003

4 SERVICE FRJB Assy See Contrast table (2)

NSP 5 SERVICE LOADER MAIN See Contrast table (2)

>6 POWER SUPPLY Assy VWR1406

7 HDD See Contrast table (2)

8 Connector Assy PF13PP-S17

9 Flexible Cable (40P) VDA2159

10 Flexible Cable (11P) VDA2162

11 Housing Assy (4P) VKP2389

12 Housing Assy (10P) VKP2391

13 Housing Assy (2P) VKP2392

14 SATA Cable YDX1001

15 Housing Assy (TUJB) YKP1001

16 Housing Assy (6P) YKP1002

17 DC Fan Motor 60 VXM1123

18 Spacer Cushion VEB1400

19 Cushion VEB1401

NSP 20 HDD Stay VNE2450

21 Cord Holder VNL1971

NSP 22 Binder (BK-1) ZCA-BK1

23 Rubber Spacer VEB1378

24 Rubber Spacer VEB1408

25 Gasket 30 x 10T VEC2522

26 Aluminum Tape 13 x 25 VEF1068

27 Aluminum Tape 70 x 19 YEF1001

28 Bonnet S See Contrast table (2)

29 PCB Support AEC1215

30 Rubber Foot VEB1349

31 Screw Guard VEB1399

32 Barrier See Contrast table (2)

NSP 33 Base Chassis VNB1057

NSP 34 Writer Stay L VNE2448

NSP 35 Writer Stay R VNE2449

36 DV Angle See Contrast table (2)

37 Insulator H.S. See Contrast table (2)

38 Rear Panel See Contrast table (2)

39 LAN Angle See Contrast table (2)

40 Earth Plate TU VBK1173

41 Tray Sheet VEC2551

42 Tray Panel YNK1038

NSP 43 ID Label Assy See Contrast table (2)

44 Laser Caution Label VRW2262

NSP 45 Serial Label S See Contrast table (2)

NSP 46 Tape ZTA-156A-19

47 • • • • •

48 • • • • •

49 #6-32 ScrewDBA1125

50 ScrewSee Contrast table (2)

51 Screw M3 x 8 See Contrast table (2)

52 Screw M3 x 8 VBA1088

53 ScrewAMZ30P060FTC

54 ScrewSee Contrast table (2)

55 ScrewBPZ30P080FTC

56 ScrewBSR30P060FTC

57 ScrewBSR30P080FTB

58 ScrewSee Contrast table (2)

59 ScrewBSZ30P040FTC

60 ScrewSee Contrast table (2)

61 ScrewSee Contrast table (2)

Mark No. Description Part No.

108 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DVR-LX61/WYXK5, WYXV5, DVR-560H-S/WYXK5, WYXV5, DVR-560H-K/WYXK5 and WYXV5 are constructed

the same except for the following:

Mark No. Symbol and Description DVR-LX61

/WYXK5

DVR-LX61

/WYXV5

DVR-560H-S

/WYXK5

DVR-560H-S

/WYXV5

DVR-560H-K

/WYXK5

DVR-560H-K

/WYXV5

1 ETAB Assy VWV2344 VWV2344 Not used Not used Not used Not used

4 SERVICE FRJB Assy YXX1027 YXX1027 YXX1004 YXX1004 YXX1004 YXX1004

NSP 5 SERVICE LOADER MAIN VXU1014 VXU1014 VXU1013 VXU1013 VXU1013 VXU1013

7 HDD VXF1131 VXF1131 VXF1152 VXF1152 VXF1152 VXF1152

28 Bonnet S YXX1009 YXX1009 YXX1010 YXX1010 YXX1009 YXX1009

32 Barrier VEC2548 VEC2548 Not used Not used Not used Not used

36 DV Angle VNE2474 VNE2474 VNE2453 VNE2453 VNE2474 VNE2474

37 Insulator H.S. VNK6329 VNK6329 Not used Not used Not used Not used

38 Rear Panel YNA1009 YNA1007 YNA1010 YNA1008 YNA1012 YNA1011

39 LAN Angle YNE1001 YNE1001 Not used Not used Not used Not used

NSP 43 ID Label Assy VXW1019 VXW1019 VXW1015 VXW1015 VXW1015 VXW1015

NSP 45 Serial Label S VRW2017 VRW2188 VRW2017 VRW2188 VRW2017 VRW2188

50 ScrewVBA1112 VBA1112 BSZ30P060FTC BSZ30P060FTC BSZ30P060FBN BSZ30P060FBN

51 ScrewYBA1001 YBA1001 VBA1088 VBA1088 VBA1088 VBA1088

54 ScrewBPZ30P080FCC BPZ30P080FCC BPZ30P080FTC BPZ30P080FTC BPZ30P080FTC BPZ30P080FTC

58 ScrewBSZ30P040FCC BSZ30P040FCC BSZ30P040FTC BSZ30P040FTC BSZ30P040FTC BSZ30P040FTC

60 ScrewBSZ30P060FCC BSZ30P060FCC BSZ30P060FTC BSZ30P060FTC BSZ30P060FBN BSZ30P060FBN

60 ScrewPPZ30P080FCC PPZ30P080FCC PBZ30P080FTC PBZ30P080FTC PBZ30P080FTC PBZ30P080FTC

109

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

110 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

9.3 FRONT PANEL SECTION (DVR-LX61)

CONTACT SIDE

NON-CONTACT

SIDE

Paste lubricant hanarl (GEM1041) to

salient points of both sides of the door.

SERVICE TUSB

CN105

to Door Shaft

Lubricant Hanarl

GEM1041

111

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

FRONT PANEL SECTION (DVR-LX61) PARTS LIST

Mark No. Description Part No.

1 SERVICE FLKY Assy YXX1008

2 Flexible Cable (17P) YDA1002

3 Magnet Holder Assy AEC1077

4 Pioneer Name Plate VAM1158

5 Earth Plate FLKY VBK1176

6 Earth Plate VBK1179

7 FL Filter VEC2544

8 Door Pad VEC2562

9 FP Bridge VNE2464

10 Magnet Catcher B VNE2482

11 Panel Frame VNK6149

12 LED Lens VNK6290

13 Door Panel YAH1001

14 Main Key YNK1004

15 Key Top PW YNK1005

16 Key Top REC YNK1006

17 Door Base YNK1011

18 Door Ring YNK1013

19 FL Lens YNK1020

20 Optical Lens YNK1035

21 Center Lens YNK1036

22 Damper Assy YXA1001

23 Sub Panel PTD YXA1010

24 Function Key PTD YXA1054

25 Front Panel Assy PTD YXA1055

26 CI Cover YNK1026

27 • • • • •

28 Flat Head ScrewVBA1113

29 ScrewBPZ30P080FTC

112 DVR-LX61

12 3 4

9.4 FRONT PANEL SECTION (DVR-560H-S,-K)

CONTACT SIDE

NON-CONTACT

SIDE

Paste lubricant hanarl (GEM1041) to

salient points of both sides of the door.

SERVICE TUSB

CN105

to Door Shaft

Lubricant Hanarl

GEM1041

Lubricant Hanarl

GEM1041

Lubricant Hanarl

GEM1041 B

113

DVR-LX61

56 7 8

(1) FRONT PANEL SECTION (DVR-560H) PARTS LIST

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DVR-560H-S/WYXK5, WYXV5, DVR-560H-K/WYXK5 and WYXV5 are constructed the same except for the

following:

Mark No. Description Part No.

1 SERVICE FLKY Assy YXX1007

2 Flexible Cable (17P) YDA1002

3 Pioneer Name Plate See Contrast table (2)

4 Earth Plate FLKY VBK1176

5 Earth Plate VBK1179

6Rubber Foot VEB1349

7Rubber Sheet VEB1396

8 Door Cushion VEC2561

9 FP Bridge VNE2464

10 Panel Frame VNK6149

11 CI Cover See Contrast table (2)

12 Key Top PW See Contrast table (2)

13 Key Top REC See Contrast table (2)

14 Door Spring YBK1001

15 Main Key YNK1004

NSP 16 Lens L YNK1007

NSP 17 Key Lens YNK1009

NSP 18 Key Base YNK1010

NSP 19 Lens R YNK1024