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Hi-Fi Multi Laser Disc Player
SERVICE MANUAL
MODEL
LA-3500
MULTI LASER DISC PLAYER
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CONTENTS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY ... . . . ... . .. 22 ADJUSTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 PICKUP AND SERVO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 VIDEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SEMICONDUCTORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 P.W.B. ASS'Y PARTS LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 2U-2570 MAIN UNIT ... . ... . . . ..... . ... .. . 59 2U-2571 SUB UNIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 2U-2759 TRANSFORMER UNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2U-2572 SWITCH UNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PRINTED WIRING BOARD ... ... . . . .... . . . . 68 EXPLODED VIEW OF PARTS LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PACKING & ACCESSORIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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EXPLODED VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 - 79
MAIN UNIT . .. .. ... . ... . . . .... . .... . ... . . . 75
FRONT PANEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
TRAY I DRIVE UNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
PICK BASE I TRAVERSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 , 79
CIRCUIT BLOCK DIAGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 - 84
SERVO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
AUDIO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
VIDEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
CONTROL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
SPINDLE SERVO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
CD-G . ... . .... . .. ...... .. .. . . .. . . . . ...... 84
WIRING DIAGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 - 92
NIPPON COLUMBIA CO.,.. LTD.
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IMPORTANT TO SAFETY
WARNING :
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
This Multi Laser Disk player t1ses the semiconductor lase1. To allow you to
enjoy music at a slable ope1at1on, it is re<:ommended to use this ma room
of 5°C (4 1°F) - 3S" C (95°F),
Read lns1ruc11ons - All the satcty and operating ms1wc11ons should
be read before 1he appliance is operated.
LABELS
Please, record and retain the Model name and serial number ol your set
Serial No . - - - - - - -
RISK Of ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT Of'EN
CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTR IC SHOCK, DO
NOT REMOVE COVER {OR BACK) . NO USER SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
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Follow lns11uctions - All operating and uso instructions should bu
followed
5.
Cleaning - Unplug this video producl rrdtn 1he wall outlet before
cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aaco1ol clea ners. Use a damp
cloth fo r cleaning .
6.
Attachmen1s - Do not use anachment.s no1 recommended by tho
video product manulac1urcr as they
ay cause hazards.
7.
Water and Moisture - Do not use this.vweo product near water - for
example, near a both tub, wash bowl, fr:1tchen smk, or laundry tub. in
a wet basement. or near a swimming 1>001. and the like.
Accessories - Do not place this video product on an unstable cart,
stand, tripod, bracket, or table.., Ttic video product may fall. causing
se1ious injury to a child OQt-aduh. and serious darnagc to tho
appliance. Use only w11h a c1111. stund, 1ripod, hrackcl , 01 tabl e
1ocommended by lhe manulBcturer. or sold with the video product.
Any mounting of the appliarte should follow the manufacturer's
instructions, and shou ld lllie a mourlllng accessory recommended
by the manufacturer.
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The lightning fla sh wi th arrowhead symbol within an
equilate1al triang le is intended 10 alert the user o l the
presence of uninsulated "da ngerous voltage" within
SA.
the product's enclosure thal may be of suff1c1en 1
magn11ude 10 cons1ltu1e a risk of elect1ic shock to
persons.
CAUTION .
The exclarnelion point within an equilateral triangle
USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR REFORM A NCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN
HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.
ins1ruc1ion in !he literature accompanying the appliance.
CAUTION
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT USE THIS (POLA·
RIZEDI PLUG WITH AN EXTENS ION CORO. RECEPTACLE OR
OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY
IN SERT~O TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE.
ATTENTION
POUR PREVEN IR LES CHOCS ELE CTRIOUES NE PAS UTILI·
SER CETTE FICHE POLAAISEE AVEC UN PAOLONGATEUA
UNE PRISE OE COURA NT OU UNE AUTRE SORTIE OE
COURANT. SAUF SI LES LAMES PEUVENT ETRE INSEAEES A
FOND SANS EN LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE A DECOUVEAT.
Ou1doo1 Antenna Grounding - If en outside an1enna or cable
system is connectecll o the video product, be su1e th e an1enna or
cable system is grounded so as to pr ovide some protection againsl
vol tag e surges and built-up sl alic charges. Sect ion 810 of the
National Electrical Code. ANSlfNFPA No. 7()-1984, provides informa t ion wilh respec \ to propei g1oundmg o f the mast and
supporting s1ru<;,1u re, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna
discharge unit, size ol g rounding conductors. location of antonnadi schorg e unit, connection 10 grounding elect rodes. and require ments 101 ihe groundmg electrode . See Figure A.
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L1gh1ning - For added protection 101 this video producl receiver
during a lig htning storm, or when it ts left unaUended and unused
for long periods of time, unplug it from !he wall ou \ let and
disconnect the antenna or cable syste m This will prevent damage
to th e video product due to lightning and power-line surges.
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Power Lines -An outside antenna system should not be located in
th e vicinity of overh ead power lines or oth er electric light or power
circui t s. o r where it can tall into such power linos or circuits. When
installing an ou1side antenna system. ex lf eme care should be taken
to keep from 1ouching such powo1 Imes or circuils as contact wi1h
them m1gh1 be latal .
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Over loadiny - Do not uvc1load wall out lets and extension cords as
this can result in a rosk of hre 01 electric shock .
18.
Object and Liquid Entry - Never push ob1ecls o f any kind inl o thi s
video produc1 through openings as !hoy may touch dallgerous
voltage points o r short -out parts that could resu lt in a fire or electric
shock Never spill liquid of any kind of th e video product
19.
Servicing - Do not alt empt to service tins video p1oduc1 yoursell as
opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltag e
or oth er hazards Reier all servicmg lo qua lifi ed service personnel.
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Damage Requiring Service - Unplug lhis video p1oduc1 h orn the
wall outle1 and refer servicing to quelil1od service personnel under
the followmg cond1t1ons :
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is in1ended 10 alert the user of the prosenco of
imponant opera1ing and maintenance !servicing)
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Retain Instructions - The sa lety and operating inatruct1ons should
be retomcd for futu1e reference.
3.
s hown on th e rating label.
Model No. LA-3500
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
NOTE:
9.
THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED OR REPA IRED
BY ANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSO NNEL.
NOTE :
This unit may cause ln terforence 10 radio and television reception if
you do no1 operate 11 in st1icl accordance w11h 1hls OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS.
10.
This unit complios with Class B computing device rules in accordance with the specifica11ons in Sub-part J or Part 15 of 1he FCC
Rules. which ere designed 10 provide reasonable pro1oc11on 11g11ins1
such interference in a residential installation . lf the unit does cause
interference to any radio or television reception, try to redu ce it by
one or more of the following means :
a) Turn the other unit 10 improve reception
b) Move this unit
c) Move this unit away from others
di Plug this unit respectively into a different AC ouilet
•This is not e in eccord ance with Section 15.838 of the FCC Rules.
An appliance and cart
combination should be
moved with care.
Quick stops, excessive
for ce. and uneven
surfaces may cause the
appliance and car1
combination to overturn
a. When the powcr·supply cord or plug is damaged.
Ventilation - Slots and openings in the cabinet are pro'Jided for
ven1ilat1on and 10 ensure reliable ope1ation o f the video product and
to protecl ii from overheating. and these openings must not be
blocked or covere d. The openings shou ld never be blocked by
placing 1he video product on a bed, so fa, rug or 01hcr simitar
surface. This video product should ncvur be placed near or over a
radia101 or heat register. This video producl should no1 be placed In
a bull1-in lnstall al ion such as a bookcase or rack unless proper
ventilation is p1ovided or tho manu fa c1urer's instruc1ions have been
adho1e to.
b. If liquid has been spilled, or objec ts have fallen into the video
product.
c. !I th e video product has been exposed lo ram or water.
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Power Sources - This video product should be opera ted only from
the type of power source Indicated on the rna1kmg label. If you are
not sum ol the type of power supply to your home. consuh your
appliance dealer or loca l power compan y. For video products
intended 10 operate from ba11tHy power. or other sou rces, refor to
the operating instructions
11.
Grounding or Polamation - l h1s video product is eQulpped whh a
polariled alternacing ·curren t lino plug fa plug havmg one blade
wider than tho other). This plug will fit into the power ou tlet only
one way. This 1s a sa fety feature. If you arc unable IO in sert the ptug
fully m10 the ou1le1. try reversing rhe plug. If the plug should s1itl fail
to 111, contact your electrician to rep lace your obsolete ou llet. Do nol
defeal lhe sa fety purpose of the polarized plug .
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Power-Cord Protec1ion - Power·Supply cords should be routed so
that they are not li kely to be walked on or pmched by items pieced
upon or againsl th em, paying panicular auention to cords at plugs,
convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit frorn the
appliance.
If the v ideo product does nol opera te normally by following the
opera tmg instructions. Adjust only those conirols th at arc
covered by l ho operating instructions as an improper adjustment of ot her conuols may result in damage and wilt often
rcquuu ox1ens1'Je work by a qua lified technician to restore th o
video product IO 11s norma l opera tion.
e. If lhe video product has been dropped or the cabinel has been
damaged
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Wh en th e video nroducl exhibits a dislinct change ln perform·
ance - this Indicates a need 101 service.
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Replacement Pans - Wheu replacemenl pans ere required, be sure
the service tochr11cmn has used replacemen! parts specified by th e
ma11ufacturer or have !he same characteri stics as the original pan.
Unauthorbed substitut ions may 1es ul1 in fire, eleciric shock or other
hazards.
22.
Sa fety Check - Upon comple tion o l any service or repairs to this
video product. ask 1he service technician to perform sa fety checks to
determine that th e video product is in prope1 operating condi 1io11
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M ain Features ..
Notes on Install at ion ..
Notes on U se .
Before U sing ..
Abou t Discs ....
Connect ions .
Part Names and Functions
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Opening and Closi ng th e Disc Table and Loading Discs ............... . .. .............................................. ..... 15
Remote Control Unit ....
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Caution on humidity, water, and dust
On-Sc reen Display ........................................ .. ........................................................................................ 20
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Reg ular Playback ..
Find ing Specific Sections .
Other Pl ayback M odes ..
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Main Specifi cat ions ....
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Operating Instructions .. .................................................
Audio cord .
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Video cord .......................................................... ...................
S-Video cord ... ............ ...................... ........ .................................
Remote co n1rol unit (R C-520) ..... .......................... ..... ..........
ASP (AA) ba11e ries
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Warranly card ..
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Do not open the case
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your hand is dangerous. Do no1
on top of the set.
open the case.
Be cueful of high temperatures
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If some trouble arises with th e
performance o f the set, remove the
Do not place the set in a location
where it will be exposed to direct
power plug soon and contact th e
sunlight o r nea r a heat ing ap·
sto re where the se1 was purchased
pliance.
or a nea rby dealer.
Caution on rack/cabi net installation
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Opening the top cove r or th e b ot ·
t om plate of 1he case and in serting
taining w ater shou ld not be p laced
Check that the following p arts are includ ed in th e package aside from th e main unit :
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location
Flower vases or o th er items con-
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Swi tching 1he Audio Channel ............................................................................. .
Troubleshoo1ing .
a
lot of dust
Programmed Playback ................................................................ .......... ....................... .................... 34
Repeal Playback ....
Do no t place the set in
where there is high humidity or a
Avoid in stalli ng the set in a closed·
1ype rack.
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Wh en
installing
ln
a
rack
or
cabinet, provide a sufficien tl y large
ventilation opening
to promote
heat radiat ion.
Care of the case
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Avoid the use o f pesti cides near
th e set as well as wiping 1h e case
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with benzine, th inner or oiher sol·
ven 1s since they m ay cause
MAIN FEATURES
1. Double Super linear Converter
The use o f Denon's unique sys1em and DI A converters with
excellen t resolu tion to prevent zero c ross distortion, th e ma in
cause of reduced sound quality in the PC M playback system,
make for so un d fi eld reproduct ion with rich musica l expres·
sion.
2. Real 20-bit
This together with real 20-bit DI A convert ers of fering
excellent resolution grea 1ly improves music reproducibi lity,
part icu larly at low vo lum e leve ls.
3. Full digital video processing syst em
Digital circu it ry is used for the TBC, 3-line Y/C separa tion and
FNR {Field Noise Reduction), achieving high pict ure quality.
a
change in quality or color. Use a
4. Digital servo for high playability
Th e LA·3500 uses digita l servo circu itry and a digi tal servo
processor which makes the optimu m adjuslment accordin g to
the cond ition o f each in dividua l disc, for hig h p1ecisio n control
o f th e servo section .
This provides high tracing ca paci ti es (playabili ty) and reduces
access time.
and follow th e instruc1ions ca refu l·
in g a trip, be sure to discon nect 1he
ty when using chemi cally trea ted
plug from the receptacle.
cloths .
equipment
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6. Numerous fun ctio ns
Jog/shuttl e functions
Strobe, sti ll & sou nd and art play functions
Random, auto edit and intro-scan funct ions
Be especia lly ca reful of need les,
hair pins, and coins getting Into the
set .
For sets w ith ventilation holes
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NOTES ON INSTALLATION
co rd ; be sure to hold the plug
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Do not block the ventilation holes of
the set
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Blocki ng of !he ventilation holes
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The ventilati on holes ero very Im-
will lead to damage of the set.
when removing it.
portant for hoo t rudlotlon
TV .
Insta ll the LA·3500 as far as possi ble from the tun er or TV .
Keep th e tuner and TV's antenna cord s as far as possible from
!he LA·3500's power cord and input /output connect ion cords.
Int erference is especially likely when using a 300 ohm feeder
wiro for an indoor antenna. We recommend usi ng an outdoor
ontonna and 75 ohm coaxial cab les.
When removing th e plug fr om the
receptacle, do not pull the power
The sound or picture of the tuner or TV may be affected w h en
u sing thi s dig it al audio component or an elec1ronic device
eq uipped with a microprocessor simu ltaneously wi th a tun er or
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Wh en not using the set for an
extended period such as w hen tak-
Care with the power cord
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soh cloth when wiping away d irt
Do not allow foreign matter Into the
5. CD·G (CD·graphics) compatible
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During your ab sence
from
with in tho sot. Ctiro must bo tnkun
slnco placlng M objoc1 nonln11 tho
halos wlll rt111ull In tll1 6Mlr l}mt1 filO
300 ohm feeder wire
75 ohm coa111al cable
of tompt'llnturo whhln til e 101.
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I Handling
Check the following points before using the LA-3500:
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Befo re turning on the power
Keep these opera ting instructions
Be sure the POWER button is off when connecting or
After reading these opera t ing instructions, store them in a safe
disconnecting con nection co rd s. Check again th at all connecp lace along with the warranty . A lso fill in 1he necessary 11 ems
lions are proper and that !her e are no problems with the
on the back cover for future reference .
co nnecti on co rd s.
LO players u se sem iconductor lasers. To ensure stable operaM ov ing th e set
tion, !he player should be used at a room temperature
Remove discs before moving the set To prevent short between 5"C (41 °F) and 35"C (95"' F).
ci rcu iting or damage to connection cords, always unplug the
The illustrations used for ex planat ions in 1hese instructions
power cord and d i sconnect all cords connectin g the LA-3500 to
may differ slightly from the actual set.
other audio componen t s before moving the set.
Wait until "STANDBY " appears on the displ ay befo re unplugging the power cord.
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Holding Discs
Cleaning
Fingerprin ts and dirt do not directly affect the signa ls recorded on
the d isc, bu l may reduce the ligh t reflected from the signal surfa ce
and red uce the sou nd or pictu re quality . Clean the disc if it is dirty.
To clean a disc. apply some water to a soh clot h, wring out well ,
wipe off the d irt, then wipe the disc with a dry cloth . Wipe th e disc
from the inner side towards the outer side.
Holding Laser Discs
• When holding with
both h•nds :
Hold the disc along
edges.
may appea r on the TV screen when watching a progr am wi t h 1he
player's power turned on. This is not a ma lfun ction of lh e player
or TV. Tu rn off the player's powe1 when watching TV programs .
• Wh en holding with
one h•nd :
Hold the disc with one !Inger
in the hole In lhe middle and
another along the edge.
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Be sure to read this section before using the LA-3500.
Depending on the reception conditi ons of TV programs, stripes
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Avoid 1ouching the surface of the disc when loading or unloading
it.
[ Cautions on Handling [
If stripes appear on the TV scree n
Discs
Conden sation
Condensation or dew may form on the ope ration sections or lens
if the player is brought into a warm room from the cold ou tdoors
or if the temperature in the room Increases sudden ly . If 1his
happens, the laser beam w ill not be able to read signals and discs
will not play. Depending on how heavy the dew is, leave the
powe r on for one or two hours to let the player ge t accustomed to
th e temperature in the room . Th e dew will evapo rat e and
playback wi ll be possible.
Dew may also form in the summe r if the player is exposed to th e
direct ai rfl ow from an air condi ti oner . If so, mov e the player out o f
the airflow.
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side
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Do not use record spray or ant i -static materials Also. never use
benzene, thinner, or other vo lati le chemicals.
Hold ing Compact Discs and Compact Discs with video
iCDVs)
Hold th e disc along !he edges as shown
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Figure C.
Figure C
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The picture may be in terrupt ed if the disc is
extremely di rt y .
lf this happens, clean
th e disc.
~not use cracked or warped discs .
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The disc ro1ates at high speed inside the pl ayer during
playba ck.
Do not used cracked, chipped or strongly warped di scs.
they may damage the player.
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I Types
of Discs Usable on the LA-3500
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The LA-3500 is a multi disc player.
The 9 types of disc !isted below can be played.
• The marks are included on the disc's label or jacket.
Mark
Size
Side(s)
recorded
Audio
recording format
Bern
One side
Digital
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TOC
1·11
CD (Compact Disc)
12cm
One side
Digital
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TOC
CD Graphics Sing le
Bern
One side
Digital
CD-G 1"51
TOC
12cm
One side
Oigi ial
CD-G
TOC
12cm
One side
Digi1al
(max. 5 minutes)
CLV 1"31
!max. 5 minutes)
roe
12cm
One side
Digital
(max. 20 minutes)
CLV 1"31
!max . 5 m inutes)
TOC
20cm
Sing le
One side
Digital/Anal og
CAV 1" 21
CLV
TOC
20cm
Both sides
Digita l /Analog
(•4 ) or
analog only
CAV, CLV
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DIGlfAL AUOtO
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CD (Compact Oise) Single
Video
recording format
Others
DIGITAL AUDIO
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CO VIDEO
COV Video Single
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DISC
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CD Graphics
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CDV (CO Video)
USEROISC
Ji'> LD
C O V IDEO
LO with TOC (CD Video LO)
CD VIDEO
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tASER"'5C
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LO {Laser Disc)
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JOcm
One side
LDs (laser Discs )
Laser Di scs with Digita l Sound (*4)
Discs includin g the marks
shown at the right can be used
on the LA-3500.
These discs include one of !he
marks sh own at the righl on th e
Jacket or label.
Th ese are s1andard laser disc marks Players and discs including
these laser disc marks are com patible, as long as they are
designed fo r the same TV system . Th ere are two types of laser
discs, depending on th e way the signals are recorded : standa 1d
d iscs fCAV) 1·21 and extended-play discs (CLV) 1• J) .
In addition to conven1iona l analog audio signals, the se discs also
cont ain digital audio signa ls. They offer 1he enjoyment of both the
high quali ty pictures o f lase r discs plus digital sound. Th e digital
and ana log audio sig nal s are recorded on the disc using different
frequency bands .
Standard Discs (CAV discs (*2))
These discs inclu de th e words "Standard Disc/CAV" or "Stan dard play" on the jacket or label. They include one picture per
re vol ution and play at a constant speed of 1800 rpm (CAV =
Constanl Angular Velocity) . They offer special playback featu res
such as still frame playback o r multi-speed playback. The
maximum p laying time is 30 minu1 es per side (for 30cm discs).
with a maximum o f 54,000 frames, each rrame including a frame
number between 1 and 54.000.
• The playing time depends on the con ien l s of th e disc .
Multi-Audio Lase r Discs with
Digital and Analog Sound
These discs include one of the marks
shown at the rigl11 on the iacket or
label .
These discs also include both digilal and analog audio signa ls.
but the contents of the two are di lleren1 You can switch betwee n
the digit al and analog sound to double your enjoyment .
Compact Discs with Video (CDVs)
Extended-play Di scs (CLV discs ('3))
These discs include !he words "fa tendcd ·play Oisc/CAVH or
.. Ex 1ended play .. on the 1acket or label. The signals are recorded at
a constan l linear sp eed (CLV =Constan t Linear Velocity), and the
playing speed changes gradually from 1800 rpm al the innermost
secl ion lo 600 rpm a1 the outermosl section. Because o f th is. they
offer a longer playing time than standard discs - a maximum o f
60 m in ut es per side (for 30cm discsl. CLV discs in clude time
numbers co rresponding to the elapsed time fr om th e beginning
of the disc.
• The playing lime depends on th e contents of 1he disc.
These are CDs including a video pan . They have a playing t ime of
25 minutes. 20 minutes con l aining the same digital audio signals
as regular CDs !the audio part ), 1he remaining 5 minutes
con 1aining video signals and digi1at audio signa ls (1he video pa rt ).
Norma lly the video part is played fi rst, followed by the audio part
• Video Singles contain a maximum of 5 minutes of video and
digital audio signals .
CD Gra phics Di scs (CD-Gs) (•5)
CD-Gs contain sti ll pictures and charac1er informa1ion in addition
to the regular CO audio sig nals.
The LA-3500 is a player con forming to NTSC s1anda rds.
Discs for other TV format s (PAL or SECAMI cannot be used
on th e LA-3500.
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LO Terminology
CD/CDV /CD-G Terminology
Chapter numbers
The chapt er numbers are numbers given to different sect io ns of
the disc, so m ething like chapters in a book . If ch apter numbers
are recorded on the disc, you ca n use them fo r such ope ratio ns as
chapter sea rch for finding certain sections quickly .
• Some discs do not include chapter numbers.
Trade numbers
Track numbers are numbers given to the difierenl sections of the
disc. CDV discs contain track numbers for both the audio and
video part. Use the track numbers for such opera tio ns as track
sea rch for findin g th e desired section of th e disc qu ic kly .
Frame nu m bers
These are numbers recorded for each frame of CAV discs. Use
them for such operations as frame search for finding a ceriain
scene using the fram e numbers.
Time numbers
The time numbers indica te the elapsed playing tim e fr o m the
beginning of the disc, and are recorded on CLV discs. They make
it possible lo use such ope rations as tim e number searc h for
finding a certain scene using the time numbers.
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TOC 1•1)
Aside from the audio signals, all CD, CDV and CD-G discs contain
da1a ca lled 1he HTOC" (Table Of Con ten1 s) at the beginn ing of the
disc. As the name implies, 1his is like the table of co ntent s in a
book, and includes informalion on the number o f tracks and the
playing times.
• Some LO di scs also Include TOCs.
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Using a TV (or projector) with video and audio input jacks
UHF anlcnna
Video outpul jack
UHFantonoa~
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outpui
Jack
!OPTICAL)
Aurlio
ou1pu1 jacks
Plug the powc1 cord mto
a power outl c• alter all
connections have been made .
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a power out let aher alt
connections have been made.
Digilal OUIPUI jack
(OPTICAL)
Included
01gi1al output jack
Video
Audio
output jacks
S·vtdeo output jack
VHF an1enna
VHF antenna
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Connection s
©Connect the LA-JSOO's VIDEO OUT or S-VIOEO OUT jack 10 the
video or S·video input jack on the TV (or projector) . If the TV
includes an S-video input jack, we recommend using ii for
even more vivid pic1ures.
<2) Co nn ect the LA·3500's AUDIO OUT jacks 10 the slereo
amptilier's AUX or CO inpu l ;acks. !NEVER connect them 10 the
PHONO jacks).
• It is also possible to connect the AUDIO OUT jacks to the
TV's audio input 1acks and play 1he sound over the TV's
speakers, bu t we reco mm end connecting them to a stereo
amp lifier for better CD and
sound .
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(J) Connecti ng the OPTICAL DI GITAL 0UT jack
II the stereo amplifie1 includes a digital input j ack !OPTICAL),
connect the LA -3500' s OPTI CAL DIGITAL OUT jack to !he
amp lifier's digilal input jack (OPTICAL) using an optical f iber
cord. available in stores.
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The DIG ITAL OUT jack can only be used for conn ection with
an
optica l 1ransmission/ reccption module of th e same type as the
LA-3500. Also use !he prope r type of optica l fiber cord.
NOTE o ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This jack is for use exclusi vely fo1 digi1al audio signa ls, and
cannot ou tput analog audio signa ls, The aud io channel
cannot be swi tch ed with the AUDIO MONITOR button .
Connecting to the AV amplifier
(D Connecl the LA-3500's VIDEO OUT or S-VIDEO OUT jack to the
@Connecting the OPTICAL OlGITAL OUT jack
Refer to step Ci) on Page 10.
(2:) Connect lh e LA·3500's AUDIO OUT jacks to th e AV amp li fier's
@Pll19 th e power cord into a power ou tl et.
AV amplifier's input jack.
inpu t jacks .
(j) Con n ec1 1he speake rs to th e AV amplifier's speaker 1ermina ls.
@Plug the power cord in lo a powe1 out let.
• Leave the antennas and video deck already connected to
t he TV as they are.
NOTE : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The LA-3500 can only be connecled 10 TVs equipped with
video inpu t jacks.
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PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
I Front
Panel
CO-G channel mode se lector button
ICDG CH MODEi
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Jog dial (JOG)
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Side A /B buttons !SIDE A / B)
During th e play or sli1 1 fram e modes with LD s and th e video
part of CDVs, turn the dia l clockwise to move step -by -step
in the forward d 1rect1on, counterclockwise to move step -by·
step in the reverse direction . When tu med during playback,
th e still frame mode is sel.
For details. refer to Page 24.
Use this to selecl the CD-G graphics cha nnel. When
pressed, the se lection mode is set. Selec1 1he graphics
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channel with the skip buttons ( 1'411 and 11+1 ) ~ ,
th en
press
the CD-G CH MODE selecto r bu11on to se1 the selected
channel. Press the button again to cancel the selection
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mode.
For details, refer to Page 28 .
Use 1hese to select the side of the LO to be played .
Fo1 details. ref er to Page 23.
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The disc tab le opens when th e disc table open/close button
is pressed . Load the disc in the table .
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Headphones jack !PHONES)
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Headphones volume co ntrol (LEVEL)
Use this to adjust the volume of the headphones.
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Use this jack to listen to th e sound over headphones .
(Headphones are so ld separately.)
Di splay window
Thi s displays the cha pter numbers, track numbers. frame
numbers, time numbers. etc.
For · details, refer 10 Page 14.
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Play / pau se button ( ~/II )
When pressed after a disc is set on the disc table. the disc
table is d rawn in and pl ayback begins.
When pressed in th e stop mode, playback begins .
Al so press to begin prog rammed playback (chapter prog ·
ram play).
Th e pause mode is set when th is button is pressed during
p layback . Press the button again 10 resume pl ayback fr om
the po int at which th e disc stopped.
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Turn the ring clockwise for s low or fast scanning In the
forward direction, counterclockwise for slow or fast scan ni ng in the reverse direction. When turned during playback,
the disc is scanned quickly in th~ forward or reverse
direclion . Slow and fast forward and reverse scanning are
o nly possible during the pause and sti ll frame modes wi1h
LDs and the video part of CDVs. Fast forwa1d and reverse
scanning is not possible when playing CD-Gs .
For details. re fer to Pag e 24 .
Stop button I •
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Press th is button to stop the operation during the play,
pause, and still frame play modes, when switching be·
tween sides A and B and when searching .
Connect this ja ck to th e S·
video input jack on a TV or
projector .
Vid eo
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o utput j ack
Skip buttons I I~ , ~I )
Press these during playback to skip to the beginning of 1he
chapter/track co rresponding t o the number of times the
button is pressed . Press the 1'+41 button to skip backwards.
the ... I bu11on to skip forwards. These buttons fun ct ion as
channel selector buuons when !he CO·G CH MODE selector
bunon is pressed and the CO-G graphics channel se lec rion
mode is set.
For detai ls. refer to Pag e 25 .
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Po w e r outlet
Co nn ect these jacks to 1he
video input jacks on a TV or
projector.
Oise table open I close button ( ~ )
Power cord
Plug the power cord
in to a power outlet after all con nections
have been made .
When pressed while 1he disc table is closed. the disc table
opens.
When pressed while th e disc table is opened, the disc table
closes.
Re mote contro l sensor
Power button (POWER)
Press this to turn the power on and off.
If pressed during playback or other operations, the power
does not turn off immediate ly . "OFF" fir st appears on lh e
display, then "STANDBY" appears and the power turns off .
Caution: - - - - - - - - - - - - - Whenever the power switch is in the OFF state, the
apparatus is stilt con nect ed on AC line volt age.
Please be su re to unplug the cord when you leave
home fo r, say, a vacation .
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Digital FNR (Field Noise Reduction) button/
indicator (DIGIT AL FNR)
U se this to select th e digital FNA mode. The digital FNR
system is on when the indicator is lit.
For details. refer to Page 33 .
Audio o utput jacks
Digital output jack !OPTICAL)
Connect these to the audio input jacks on a
TV or amp lifier. The outpu 1 level from these
jacks is fixed.
Connect thi s jack with the digi t al input jack (OPTICAL) on an
amp lifier.
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Disc side indicator
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This indicates lh e side of the disc.
Chapter / track number display
Digital so und indicator
Th is displays the chapter or track
number .
Thi s lights when playing discs with
digital audio signals and when
playing The dig ital audio signa ls of
LDs .
CD·G channel selectio n mode indicator
This lights when in !he CO-G channe l selection mode .
Frame/time numbe r /
messa ge display
Remote control indicator
~tandby
indicator
Random play
indicator
This ligh ts when
the power cord is
This lights when in
power outlet.
mode.
plugged
into
a
the
random
play
Auto space
Th is
lights
when in !he
intro
scan
Thi s lights
when in the
indicator
mode .
mode.
(])Press the POWER button to turn the power on .
Ci) Press the open/close button to open the disc tabl e
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Setting Discs
•
These indicate the
type of disc set on
the disc table.
Set the disc with the label for the side to be played facing
up .
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Disc sile
These indicate the repeat mode
Chapterftrack repeat :
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Side repeat:
SIDE o
All side repea1 :
ALL SIDE c:.i
A·B repeat :
A o B
indicator
auto
Opening and Closing the Disc Table
Repeat ind icators
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Intro sca n
space
Set the disc properly in the position shown on the above diagram .
The disc will not play if it is not properly set.
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N otes on
Setting Discs
Only one disc ca n be set al a time . Setting two discs in the
disc table can resu lt in damage or scra tch the discs.
• Set Bern CD singles directly in the disc table wi t ho:.Jt using
an adaptor. Be sure to set them secure ly in the disc guide .
If not, th e disc may move out o f place and th e disc table
may no longer open.
• Be carefu l no! to touch the signal surface (the side which
shines in rainbow colo rs).
• Be sure to set CDs. CDVs. CD·Gs and LO singles (20cm)
with the labelled side facing up.
• For single ·sided LDs, be sure to place the side on which
the chapter names are written facing up
• Set LD singles 120cm) directly in the disc table without
using an adaptor .
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Note s on
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Play
indicator
Single play
indicator
This
lights
when in the
play mode.
This lights when
in the single play
mode.
Auto edit
indicator
Program
indicator
Thi s lights when
in the auto edit
mode.
When
playback starts,
the "PROGH in·
dicator lights.
This lights when in
the programmed
playback mode .
Pause indicator
This ligh t s when in th e
pause mode .
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COV indicators
Thi s displays the elapsed
playing time or remaining
time on the disc, the fram e
number and such messages
as
"OPEN",
"CLOSE",
"PLAY''. HA···BH. "B ···A",
"OFF", etc.
This li ghts when sig nal s are received
from the remote con irol unit.
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OPENING AND CLOSING THE DISC TABLE AND LOADING DISCS
Mu sic calendar di splay
1-- - -
The numbers of all the chapters or tracks on
the disc light.
• For discs with TOCs, bars light above and
below all the numbers o f the chapters or
!racks on the disc, then turn ofl once the
chapter or track has been played .
• For LDs without TO Cs, bars tight above
and below the number of the chapter
currently playing .
• During programmed ' playback on two·
sided LOs with TOCs, the upper bar ind i·
cat es programmed chapters on side A
while the lower bar indicates programmed
chapters on side 8.
Chapter and track indicators
Th ese indicate whether the display is
showing chapter or track numbers.
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These indicate the audio output channels.
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the Disc Table
Use the button on the main unit or the remote contro l uni1
to open and clo se the disc table.
Do not move the unit during playback. Doing so can
scratch lh e disc.
Do not move the unit while a disc is loaded .
Applying force to th e disc tabl e or placing heavy objects
on it can result in damage.
Be carelul not 10 get your fingers caught in The disc 1able
when it is drawn in.
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lights when there are more than 16 chapt ers
or tra cks, and P ligh ts when a chapter or track
with a number of over 16 is playing
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Th e following can result in dam age:
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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
• Inserting Batteries
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Applyi ng force to the disc table
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CD Remove
the rea r lid of the remote co ntrol uni t .
Use ASP !AAl batteries in this remote contro l unit .
Rep lace the batte ries after approximately one year.
though th i s depends on the frequency with which lhe
remote control unit is used.
If. even before one year is up, the LA-3500 does not
operate when the remote control unit is operated close
to it, replace the batteries with new ones.
Be su re to insert the batteries in the proper direc t ion,
following th e '"+" and .. _ .. marks on the battery
compartment.
Rem ove the batteries when you do not plan to use the
remote control unit for an ex1ended period of time.
To prevent damage and leakage :
• Never mix old batteries with new ones.
• Never use different types of batteries together .
• Do not short -circuit. take apart, heat. or dispose of
batteries in flames.
If the batteries sh ou ld leak, car efully wipe off !he batte ry
fl uid from the ba n ery compartmen1 and insert new
batteries.
I Using
Pressing the disc table forcibly
lnsen
two ASP (AA) balt eries into the baue ry compartment,
following !he w+" and .. _ .. marks.
(J) Set t he rea1 lid bac k in p lace .
the remote control unit
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Th e remo te contro l unit may not ope rate prope rly if the remote con tro l sensor is exposed to direct sun light or strong lig ht ing, or
i f th ere is an obstacle be tween the remo te control unit and th e remo te contro l sensor.
Do not press bu ttons on t he main uni t and t he remote control unit simu ltaneously. Doing so may resu lt in m alfu ncti on.
Point the remote con1rol unit at the remote control sensor when
ope rating it, as shown on the diagram .
The remote control unit will operate with in a direct distance of
approximately 6 meters . This distance wi ll be shortened if
obstacles are present or if operated from an ang le.
The remote contro l unit can be operated within an ang le of 30 ° 10
either side of the remote control sensor.
Setting one disc on top of another
30'
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30'
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Remote control unit
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EAT and A- Bl
Use t hese to play discs re pea tedly .
(See Pag e 36 .)
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(3)
les of On-sc reen Dis plays
(These are described in the text.)
There ar e many other on-screen displays as wel l.
(1) Exa mp
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Whe n disc table is open
Checking During Pl a yback
h ON SCREEN bu\1on on the remo
shown below each ' 'me t e c
te co ntrol unit is presse d
The
changes ~1~er according to the type o f dis
The display
items displayed
for LDs
CAV discs
CLV disc s
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When disc table is being closed
frame number
Chap1er number
Tim~ numbe1
Chapter number
ON SCREEN
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• This is displayed
with TOCs are loaded .
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For both CAV and CLV discs.
1he disc type display turn s ~.ff .
The diagram shows !h e is·
p lay for CAV di scs.
a~dio
Every thing turns off.
in the Stop Mode
ers/tracks on the disc, the total playing time,
the type of disc. etc., are di splayed .
(2 )
total number of chapl
and CO-Gs.
ly disp layed for CDs, CDVs
In the stop mode. th~
The music calendar " on
CO
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CDVs
"UOIO
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Nothing is disp layed for
LDs without TOCs.
After sides A and B are
played, the tota l num~~~
of chapters and. I ~
playing time. are dtspla~·
ed for both s1des A and .
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Total playing time
Music calendar
j
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time per track
I Tota l remaining
time
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playback~em11inin9 time of
~~; ;~~~·~:~only is di splayed.
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Total number of tracks
NOTES
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fo1 discs on whic h
number .is no t displayed
d d
The
chapter
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Only the minu tes are d1sp
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the seconds are not recor e .
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I Remaining
The tota l remaining time on
the disc is displayed . .
• This is not d1sp'layed during ran·
Displays
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The disc type display and
mu sic ca lendar turn ott.
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pause
modes , as w ell as during th e play
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hen lhe di sc !able is o pened angOVs
closed
andand
during
when the
in 1hes1op
search an
m od,"c,'
on CD-Gs.
Thescreen tu rn s b lue w CDs and lhe
part_s of
from side A to side B of an
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and search modes on k hen automat ica ll y changing
The screen turns blac w
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CDVs, CDs and CD·Gs
Sea rching for chapter 1 on an LO
LDs with TOCs
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4-seco~d
NOTES:
ction is used to insert
When the auto space f un
h . time is not included in
blank spaces between ~racks, t ts
the remaining t ime d1spla.y.ing time display may not
In some cases, the remaindisc is played to the end.
reach "O" even when the
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REGULAR PLAYBACK
Press the 1
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-~IDE :.a:~~=~:es onbu thu on
e displ ay
Power button
(POWER)
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Open/ close bu11on OPEN/ClOSEI
Pia I
Side AIB bull ons
!SIDE A and SIDE Bl
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Stop but1on (STO P)
y pause hu1ton /PLAY / PAUSE)
•
(3) For
Last M emor y Function (LDs)
Two -sided Di scs (LD s)
o watch s id e A:
Play.back of side B
.
mat1ca lly once sid begins auio ·
T~e screen turn s b~ A is played .
disc is switch d
ack while the
side B.
e from sid e A 10
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LDs only the
.
pl ayback is s;oppe~o.s111on at which
memory, so when th ts stored in the
again wlul:
butlon is
t he stop
. ode , playback b .
JUSI before 1h e eg1~~ from a poinl
~essed
~layback
pil~y
was
sto~~~~on
at which
The la s! mem
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no1 w ork du~~y function does
p layback, rando~ prog ra mmed
edit playback
playback, auto
back .
and repeat play·
• To watch sid e B:
Press the SIDE B
•
A---B and
• the display wind ow . appear on
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~a
Disc
Once the end o f
o r if playba ck side A is reached
1
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midd le of side
in lhe
~urns to side A an'
pickup re1s set.
d 1he stop mode
Powe r bunon !POWER I
Side A I B buttons (SIDE AI B)
•
• To stop playback te
Press the pla
mporarily :
/
the
button.
es um e playba ck.
utton again to
~ress
Press the POWER button.
2
Press th e open/close button .
• To
p!ay~p~:~:eb
cancel playback .
D
Press the stop button . .
3
fr om side A to
~idl~uuon
Press the SIDE
from side B to
~d~u~~n
B.
to switch
e of th e disc
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Set the disc on th
Be sure the disc
.
D
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Remov e the disc from the d .ISC table.
10 switch
NOTES: - - •
Side A refers to the .
the disc table, sid e Bs1de faci~g up when th
.
on how th e disc i
to •.he side facing d
e LO " se t on
A sid e indica ted s set. side A may not /wn. Depending
If the buuon fo•
th e
o•,.spond to th e
~~ dis~.
e oppos it e side .
~aus: ~use
mode is ca~s,:,:essed in the
pause mode lh
To set the
s·~de.
atte1 _
pressing
l he_..:__'::e. .button.
press the play/ ped.
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ause button
•
Do not leave th
.
Do not turn off ~h~1sc table open .
Be sure to remo
power w ith the .
ve1ticalfy in s 1acket
th e disc
from th e payer table.
or case.
and store it
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1'sc
table
the . proper disc guide .
in
D
For LDs
'°"
Press the play/pause button .
•
Switching to th
Press th e SIDE e oth er sid e in th e middl
Press the ope n/close buno n .
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Do not open the d.
Use the bu tto
isc table doo r b h
unit to o pen :nodn th e main unit or ihe and .
Do not push on th ee!; ." th e disc tab le '°m ote co ntrol
so may
damage it.
isc !able to clos e it.
: Domg
.
For CDVs, playback start s f rom the v ideo par!.
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~ FINDING SPECIFIC SECTIONS
Skip bu llons t
The operation differs depending on whe1her th e SH UTILE ring
is turned durin g playback or during the pa use or still frame
mode.
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and . . 11
•
During playback
(3) Fast Forward and Fast Reverse
(LDs, CDs and CDVs)
Th e disc is scanned in the forward di rection when !he fast
forward scan button is pressed during playback, in the reverse
direction when !he fast reverse scan button is pressed .
Play/pause button IPLA't'IPAUSEI
.....
Aemo1e control unit
•
Sound is only produced during normal playback.
•
•
In the pause or st ill frame mod e:
The disc is scanned al low speed for the first 2.5 seconds
after t~e bu\\on is pressed, t hen at high speed .
The sound is not produced for LDs and the video part of
CDVs.
For CDs and the audio part Qf CDVs. the vo lume decreases
during scanning from the play mode, and only a litlle
sound ts p1oduced when scanning from lhe pause mode
NOTE :--------------~
The fast forward and 1evcrse scanning function does
not w ork when playing CD·Gs .
( 1) Jog Dial (LDs, CDs and CD V s)
Use 1he JOG dia l to wa1ch 1he piclures one frame at a time (for
LDs and the video part of CDVsl or 10 find lhe beginning of
chapters or tracks with grea1er precision .
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Tum the JOG dial dudng playback.
Th e s1i ll frame mode is set when 1he dial is turned during
playback . (For CDs and the audio part of COVs, the sound is
paused.)
Turn the dial clockwise to move in the forward direction,
cou nterclockwise 10 move in the reverse di rection .
When the dial is turned slowly, the picture moves one
frame at a time, and when turned approximately 5 times
per second, the picture moves (in the forward or reverse
direc1ion) at the same speed as during regular playback.
NOTE: - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -
• On -screen display
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CLV LDs and the video parl of CDVs
do nol have numbers for individual
frames (frame numbers), as do CAV
LDs .
Th e LA-3500 divides each second of
CLV LDs and the video part of CDVs
into 30 frames so that st ill frame and
CLV LDs
sl ep-by-step playback are possible.
When 1he JOG dial is turned with
CLV LDs. a number from MOON to
M29" is displayed after the minutes
and seconds {when the ON SCREEN
button is pressed).
• This is not disp layed for the video part of COVs.
NOTE: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - No sound is produced, eve n at the normal pl ayback
position .
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• For CDs and the audio part of CDVs
When turned during playback. the play mode is set when 1he
SHUTTLE ring is returned to the center po sit ion.
When turned during lhe pause mode. the pause mode is set
when the SHUTILE ring is returned to the cente r position .
Press one of the skip buttons during
playback.
Press th ese to skip to the beginning of the chapter/track
corresponding to the number of times the bul\on is
pressed.
Playback on chapte1 6
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(2) Shuttle Ring (LDs, CDs and CDVs)
Slow or fast forward or reverse scanning can be selected at
will simply by turning the SHUTTLE ring .
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Beginning ol chapter 6
Aevers~ o
The JOG dial does nol function when playing CD·Gs.
•
Turn the SHUTTLE ring during playback.
• To return to normal playback :
Press lhe play/pause button .
•
When released, 1he SHUTTLE ring relurns 10 the cen1er
position.
No sound is produced during the fast forward and reverse
scanning operations from the pause mode .
NOTE: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The SHUTTLE ring does not func1ion when playing
CD-Gs.
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(4) Finding the Beginning of Chapters or Tracks
(Chapter / track skip)
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Beginning ol chapter 7
o ~l ion
Remember thal when the reverse skip button is
pressed, lhe chapter/track currently playing is
coun1ed as one.
NOTE:---- - - - - - - - - - When skipping on LDs without TOCs , if you skip 10 a
numbe1 greater lhan the number o f chapters included
on the disc. playback begins from a point jus1before 1he
end of the disc .
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(6) Selecting a Specific Section
Using the Frame Numbe r
Frame Search {CAV LDs)
Intro scan button
(INTRO SCAN)
Press the SEARCH MODE
button during playback.
• This step can be skipped
for discs without chapl er
numbers.
Play/pause button (PLAV/PAUSEI
2
Side AIB button !SIDE AIBI
3
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(5) Selecting a Specific Chapter or Track Directlv
Direct Search
(Chapter/track search)
Press the number buuon corresponding to the desired
chapter/irack.
for chapter 3
•
When sea rch ing on LDs without TOCs, if you specify a
number greater than the number of chapters included
on the disc, p layback begins from a poin1 jusl uefore the
end of the disc.
For discs (LDs. CD-Gs, CDs and CDVsl with TOCs, if a
chapter/track number not included on the disc is
specified, "ERROR" flashe s on the screen fo r approximately 10 seconds and the search operation is not
performed.
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If the above is not displayed 011 1he sc reen for LOs, fir st
press the SEARCH MODE button to disp lay "CHAPTER'',
the press the desired number button.
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For lr•me number 102
For two·sided discs, to specify a frame number on the
side opposite the one currently playing, first press the
SIDE A or SIDE B button !1he bulton for the opposite
side), then specify the fram e number aher playback
begins on the opposite sid e.
If a frame number not recorded on the disc is specified,
playback begins from a point just before the end of the
disc.
For CDs
Press the SEARCH MODE
button during playback.
• This step can be skipped
for discs without chapter
numbers.
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Use the number buttons to
specify the desired time
number.
For time number 9 minutes,
10 seconds:
Press "9". then " 1". then.
"O".
• If you press the wrong number, press the CLEAR
button then press the right number .
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For discs on which th e time numbers are on ly in units of
minutes. playback will begin from the beginning of the
speci fied minute, even if the seconds are specified.
For two-sided discs, 10 specify a time number on the
side opposite the one currently playing, lirsl press the
SIDE A or SIDE B bu l!on (the buuon for the opposite
side). then specify the time number after playback
begins on 1he opposite side.
If a time number not inc luded on the disc is pecified,
p layback begins from a pomt 1u st before the end o f lhe
di sc .
The search mode switches as follows each time lhe
SEARCH MODE bunon is pressed :
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Th e search mode switches as follows each 1ime the
SEARCH MODE buuon is pressed :
(7) Selecting a Specific Section
Using the Time Number
Time Search {CLV LDs)
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To search for a chapter number on side B, fir s t press the SIDE
B button. !hen press the desired number butt on .
The skip and searc h functions do not work for discs on
which the chapters are not recorded .
•
Press the play/pause bunon .
• If th is is done in 1l1 e still
frame mode, th e still fra me
mode is set once the
speci fied frame is found .
• To search for ano ther
fram e from this point,
just press the number
butt ons.
NOTES: - - - - - - - - - - -•
Chapter search
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(8) Looking for a Specific Chapter or Track
Intro Scan
When the INTRO SCAN bunon 1s pressed, 1he first 8 seconds
(approximately) o f each chapter/ track is played.
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INTRO
NOTES : - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -
For chapters/ tracks with numbers of 10 or grea1er, use the "i
10~ and ~o" buuons .
Examples:
For chapter/ tra ck 10: Press "+ 10" and ~a~ .
For chapter/ tra ck 2 1: Press" i 10" twice !hen
Use th e number bullons to
specify th e number of the
desi red frame.
For frame number 102 :
Press "1". lhen "O", then
"2" .
• If you press the wrong
numbe1. press the CLEAR bu11on then press
the right number.
Press the play/pause button.
• To search for another
time number from this
point. just press the
number button s.
3
Frame search - -Chap1c 1 searc h
NOTE: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •
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For two-sided LOs, intro scan begins from side A.
Once the beginnings of all chapters / tracks have been
played, normal playback resumes from the first chapter/
track For LO singles on ly, the stop mode is set once the
beginnings of all chapters have been p layed.
• Cance lling Intro Scan
Press the play/pause button.
Normal playback resumes f rom that poinl.
NOTES: - - -•
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Th e int ro scan func tion does no t work for LDs on
which no chapter numbers are recorded .
If the INTRO SCAN bunon is pressed during programmed playback, random playback, or au lo edit
playback. programmed playback, random playback.
or auto edit playback is cancelled .
Intro scan is cancelled if the fa st forward. fas1
reverse, RANDOM , AUTO EDIT or PROGRAM buuon
is pressed and if the SHUTILE ring is turn ed.
Th e AUTO SPACE, REPEAT, SEARCH MODE and
SIN GLE buttons do not function during the intro scan
operation.
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Skip buttons ( 1-.. and
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Press the CD·G CH M ODE bunon .
Channel 7 is se lected .
• To se lect another chann el from thi s point, repeat
from step 2.
• To cancel the cha nn el selectio n mode, proceed to
COG CHAH"I ELS
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step 6.
01
on
Display window
Play/pause bu11on fPLAY /PAUSEl
4
Clearing a channel
Press the skip button 10 set the channel to be cleared.
Examp le:
To c lear channel 1, press the reverse skip button
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• " 01" flashes.
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COG CHANN ~LS
CD·G channel mode selector button
5
(COG CH MODE )
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Skip butl o n s ( l.+11 and
Press 1he CD-G CH MODE button .
Channel 1 is cleared.
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To return to the normal mode, press the COG CH MODE bu11on again .
• Returning to the normal mode without adding or clearing graphics channels (after checking the graphics
channels)
Press the CD·G CH M OOE bunon aga in.
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LDGs (lDs with th e same graphics functions as CO ·Gs) can be played as normal LOs on the LA·3500G . but their graphics f unctions
wi ll not work.
(1) Changing the CD-G Graphics Channel (CD-Gs)
CD·Gs include 16 graphics chan nels, from 0 to 15.
The data ou tput to the scree n !the pic1urel can be se lected by selecting 1he graphics channel. (The number o f channels co ntai ning da ta
differs fr om di sc to disc .)
• The graphics ch an nel is set to 0 or 1 when the power is turned on.
• Onty change th e graphics c hannel if there are instructions on the di sc's jac ket o r in the picture it self. Do not change th e graphics
chan nel unless so instructed. If this is done, the proper graphics wil1 not be di sp layed.
(2) Setting the Single Play Mode
Use thi s for example for karaoke. In the si ng le p lay mode, the
disc is sel to th e pause mode afl er eac h chapter/t rack is
played .
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Press the skip button.
• The channel changes by a number corresponding
to the number of times the button is pressed.
Lower channel
Higher channel
Press one of the st il l /step bu tl ons
during playback.
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Press the SINGLE buuon .
• "S IN GLE " appears on th e
SINGLE
main unit's display window . ~.------~
COG CHA NN ELS
Press the COG CH MOOE button.
• The graphics channel se lection m ode is set .
(3) Playing a Still Frame
(LDs and CDV s (video part))
Example:
To select channel 7, press th e forward
skip button ( t+I I 5 times.
• " Or flashes.
2
Se lect the chapter /t rack .
• Use the number buttons.
The stop mode is set automatically 4 minu1es ahe r the disc
is set to the p ause mode.
• Cancelling the pause mode
Press the play/pause button to resume normal playback.
• Cancelling the single stop mode
The sti ll frame mode is se1 regard less of which button is
pressed.
• Resuming normal playback
Press the play/pause bulton .
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W hen playing discs containing special automatic picture
stop codes, th e st ill fram e m ode is set automatically at the
frame specifi ed with thi s cod e.
Press the SINGLE bu tton again .
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Th e single p lay function does not work during the A·B
repeat mode.
If you move out of the current ch apter/ track using the
SHUITLE ring or the scan buttons whil e in lh e single
stop mode, the pause mode is set at the poinl where
scanning stops.
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• Cleari ng st eps from th e prog ram
Press the RANDOM button in the play or stop mode.
The chapters/tracks are automatically played in random order.
Random play bul!on
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• Ad ding t o th e p ro gram
N u mber liuHons (0 t o 9 and ~ 10)
Auto edit buuon (AUTO EDITf-rlia..-:11'. L.-'-.
/:.::1-.l-LJ-JJ.,:IJ;,i!,j....''-- S111l/s1ep
Speed sening bunons It and - 1 -!.jlld,\,.l....L
Press the number buttons to add 10 the program .
The corresponding chapter/1rack is added at the end of lhe
program .
but1ons j •II and IU• I
•
Multi·speed buttons !MULTI SPEED -41 and • )
Skip buttons O+il and .+ II-.;+;~~§~~
•
'-;:!="-~~-Play/pause bunon (PLAY / PAUSE)
Stop bullon (STOP!
Once all the chapters/tracks are played. the stop mode is
set and the random mode is cancelled .
For two-sided LDs, the random play fun ction on ly works for
one side . To play the chapters on side B in random order,
fir st set to the playback mode on side B, then p1ess the
RANDOM button.
• Resuming norm al pl ayback
NOTES: - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ,
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On-screen
display
DQD··-
Reverse
d1rectio11
Fo1wa1d
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Press one of the sl illl step buttons
during playback .
• The piclure moves one frame
forward
(or
backward)
When
power
turned on
eac h
time the button is pressed.
If pressed for over 2 seconds, the p icture automatically
moves forward !backward) step·b\'·Step.
• Resuming no rm al pla ybac k
Pre ss the play/pause buuon .
(5) Mult i-speed Pl ayback
(LDs and CDVs (video partJI
(i) Press the speed setting butto ns I+ and - l during playback to
ch ange t he speed of p layb ack.
X2
2 times normal speed
Xl
Same speed as normal speed
1 /2 normal speed
114
1 / 4 normal speed
118
118 normal speed
1/ 16
1/ 16 norma l speed
1'30
1 frame per second
1160
1 frame every 2 seconds
1/90
1 frame every 3 seconds
Heverse
Press the AUTO EDIT button
in the play or stop mode.
• The number of the 1st
chap l er/track can be
changed with the skip
buttons.
• The pause mode is set if
the AUTO EDIT button is
pressed in the play mode.
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Forward
direction
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or ..
When t he •+· bunon pressed
Fast II the problem persists, check the
antenna, or use a booster !available
in s1ores).
Operate the remo te co ntrol unit from
within an angle or about 30 ° and a
distance of abou t 6 meters .
c::> Replace the baueries if the range
from which the remote control unit
opera tes becomes exlremely Ii·
mited.
Replace the batleries.
t::> Replace both batteries with new
ones.
Remove the obstac le or move the
remote conlrol unit.
7.
TV malfunclions when lhe remote
control unit is opera ted .
•
This remote con1rol unit may cause
some TVs equipped for wireless re·
mole control to malfunction.
•
B.
Oise turns bu t picture does not
appear !or picture quality is bad).
(Only when playing on a TV)
•
TV's !or color monitor's) power is not
turn ed on.
Connections are wrong.
Connection plugs are disconnected !or
not fully inserted) .
TV's input se lector is set to the TV
mode.
•
Turn on the TV's power .
•
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Connect properly.
Insert securely .
•
Se1 the TV's or monitor's input selec·
tor to the video input mode when
playing discs.
The picture may roll temporarily when
the pic1ure switches from a dark scene
a bright scene, but this is not a
malfunction.
•
Adj ust the TV's vertical synchroniza ·
tion .
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9.
Vertical synchronizalion is off !pic ture rolls ).
•
Move the TV away from the player or
cover the TV's remote control sensor
when operating the remote control
unit.
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Cau se
10. Pict ure Quality is poor fo r cert ain
discs.
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Oi se is extrem ely dirty.
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Oise is misshapen !wa rped , etc. ).
Do no t u se heavily missh apen discs.
I<> See Page 7 .)
•
Clean the disc.
c:> U se a d isc cleaning kit (available in
stores).
Flatten the disc.
<> Set the disc in its cover, place it
betw ee n tw o sheets of glass or
oth er flat ob jects, put a w eight of 4
to 5 kilograms on it and leave it like
th is for one day . This may reduce
th e wa rping .
Hm y book•. et<.
kil ograms)
laservision Discs
Playing times fo r standard (CAV) discs :
Glass shee1s. e1c
Playing times for extended -play !CLV) discs:
Glass sheeis, etc.
Oil<: covet
Disc
• ex system is on though the disc does
11 . Soun d is muddled.
nOI include th e
12. No sou nd is produced .
15.
m ark.
Mu lti-speed p layback mo de is se t.
(Sou nd is only pro duced in th e norma l
playb ack m ode. )
13. So me still pictures are no t s1IJI.
14. Scanning is no t possib le on
disc.
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a
laser
Starl ing and sea rch ing is slow .
•
Turn the OIGI TAL/ANALOGICX but ·
ton on the rem ote conirol uni t off.
•
Press th e play / p ause b utto n to return
to th e norm al playbac k mo de.
Even fo r standard discs, still pictu res
may not be still du ring sce nes in
w hich movem ent is inten se.
Th is Is not a m al fun ct io n of the d isc or
play er.
•
Chapter numbers are not recorded on
the disc.
•
Funct ion s using chap1er numbers can ·
not be u sed if th e chapter nu m bers are
not recorded on the disc.
•
For so m e discs, ext ra tim e is requ ired
for readin g th e codes.
(Thi s is not a m alfunct ion.)
Disc is scra tch ed or dirty.
(Extremely scratched d iscs m ay not
play.I
•
If the disc is scratc hed, stop usin g it.
•
If the disc is di rt y, clea n it .
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16. Som e discs require some time before starting or d o not start a l al l.
•
Error in reading subcodes.
(This is not a malfunction.)
17. Time is reQ uired to return t o poi nt a
during A-B repea t.
•
Same as 15 above.
18. Chapter skip, chapter program , and
ch apter number sea rch operat ions
do not functi on.
!Refe r to Symptom 10.I
Chapter num bers are not reco rd ed o n
the disc .
•
Disc is a CO-G.
20. Picture is un stabl e du ring fast forward and reve rse sca nn ing .
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The picture may be somewha t un stable, but th is is not a ma lfunct io n.
Speed :
Compact discs (CDs and CD-Gs)
Diameter :
Direction of rotatio n (signal sid el :
Linea r speed :
Compact discs w ith video sig nals (CDVsJ
Diameter :
Direction of rot ation (sig nal side) :
linear speed :
M ax . pl aying time :
Ma x. 1 hour for both sid es
Max. 28 m in . for bolh sides
M ax . 14 min . for one si d e
30 cm:
M ax . 2 hou rs for both sides
20 cm:
M ax . 40 min. for both sides
M ax. 20 mi n . for .one sid e
JO cm sta ndard discs :
1800 rpm
JO cm ex tended ·play discs: 1800 rpm to 600 rpm
30 cm :
20cm :
12 cmor8 cm
Counterclockwise
1.2 to 1.4 mt sec
12cm
Counterclockwi se
Audio part :
1.2 - 1.4 m/sec
Video part :
11 .... 12 ml soc
20 m in. (d igital)
Audio part :
Video part :
5 min . (Cl VJ
The playing time di ffers from disc to disc.
3. Video ou t puts (two pin jacks)
Format :
Output lev el :
4. S-video output
Output lev el :
NTSC specifica t ion
1 Vp -p (w ith 75 oh m loa d. sync. negative)
Y output :
C ou tput :
Press the STOP butto n to stop the
disc,.t hen press th e p lay/ pause bu tton
again . Repeat this un til the disc s1arts.
Same as 15 above.
19. Fast forw ard and reverse scanning is
not poss ible.
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l aservision v ideo disc system and com pact disc digi t al au dio system
Semicond uctor laser. 780 nm wave leng th
AC 120 V, 60 Hz
44W
10.6 kg
434 (W ) x 14 1 (H ) x 440 (0) mm
+ 5°C t o +35 °C
5% to 90 % !wi th no con densa tio n)
2. Discs
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SPECIFICATIONS
1. General
Type :
Laser :
Power supply :
Pow er co nsumption :
Weight :
Ext ernal dim ensions:
Workin g t emperature ran ge :
Work ing hu midity range:
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5. A udio outputs (two sets)
Output level :
Digital audio performance
Funct io ns usin g chapter numbers ca n·
not be used i f th e chapter numbers are
not recorded on the d isc.
Fast forward and reverse scan n ing is
not possible on CD-Gs.
1Vp-p (wit h 75 ohm load, sync. nega tive)
0.286Vp-p (wit h 75 oh m load)
Digital audio output :
Analog audio out put:
Frequency response :
S/ N ratio :
Dyn am ic range :
Wow and fl ut1 er :
200 mVrms (1 kHz, -20dB)
200mVrms 11 kHz, 40%)
4 Hz- 20 kHz
11 0d 8
l OOd B
Be low measu rable II mi l s (below ± 0.001% W. pea k)
6. Ot her out put j acks
Optical digilal ou tput 1ack
Headphones outpu t jack
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DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY
Caution: When move or ship the set, be sure to press the power switch , and confirm the display changes from "OFF" to "STANDBY"
and then unplug the power cord .
1. Top Cover [Exploded View (1)]
(1) Remove 6 screws
::: Special screw
Use care.
@ , a special screw @ , and detach the Top Cover @])
@
is warty and different from other screw.
Top Cover
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2. Front Panel [Exploded View (1), (2)]
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(1) Plug AC cord
in wall outlet, press (OPEN/CLOSE) button to open the Loader Panel
(2) Remove 3 screws @
(3) Remove 2 screws @ of Front Panel
bottom , and unhook 3 hooks.
?l~ Use care do not damage output terminal by hitting the floor, etc.
(4) Unhook 3 hooks of Front Panel top, and detach the Front Panel.
® and then unplug the AC cord.
CD
@ x3
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AtJ
AC Plug@
3. Display PCB [Exploded View (2)]
(1) Remove the Jog Dial
@ , Shuttle Ring @ , 6 P.W.B. Screws @
and detach Display P.W.B. from Front Panel rear.
Display P.W.B.
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4. Loading Drive Unit Disassembly I Assembly [Exploded View (3)]
• GEN 2420 Tray Drive (Left) Unit
Gear (B) and Pulley Gear
Tweezers
®
and
Insert tweezers to the Slit of Gear (B)
Pulley Gear @ , loosen the Shaft Coupler,
Pull Gear (B) and Pulley Gear upward .
Slit
@Gear(B)
Shaft Coupler
@Pulley Gear
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To remove parts other then above, reverse the steps shown below.
7lf Assembly of the loading unit is critical, and unless the work is done properly con invite malfunction.
• GEN 2420 Tray drive (Left) unit
@ Gear(B)
@
Cam Stopper
@ Switch P.W.B.
Assembly Step
i. Insert the Switch Shafts @ to the 4 holes of Drive Base Ass'y
Loading Motor Sub-Ass'y to arrow direction and hook it.
(The work is reversal of Drive Base Ass'y G) )
G) from bottom side, hook Switch P.W.B. @ , and then insert
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2. Insert Gear (A) @ to the Shaft shown above and then insert the Pulley Gear @ to the Shaft and push it until the Pulley Gear
is hooked.
3. Install cam Stopper @ to the position shown above and insert Gear (8) @ to the Shaft and push it until the Shaft is
hooked .
4. Insert Slide Cam (Left)
to arrow direction and move until the hook strikes @ .
5. Set the Belt @ to the pulley of Loading Motor Sub-Ass'y @ and Pulley Gear @ .
Note: Confirm the belt is clean and free of grease.
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First Gear Tip
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@ Control Gear
@ Gear (B)
@
Concave
@
Slit Washer
Cam Stopper
@ Slide Cam (Left)
Cl) Drive Base Ass'y
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6. Confirm the concave of Slide Cam (Left)
is seated at the position shown above, move Cam Stopper @ to arrow direction
insert Control Gear ®to the shaft shown above, and confirm the first gear tip is apart from Gear (8) by 2-6 mm, and then
fasten it with Slit Washer @ .
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7l7 After the installation, turn control Gear @) to arrow direction @ and confirm the Slide Cam (Left)
moves to arrow
direction @ . Then revert the position so that the first gear tip of control Gear @ sets to the position shown above.
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Initial Mode
* Slide Cam (Left) ® mode shifting
(a) Tray Guide (Left) GEN Ass'y Installation
mode.
(b} Clamper GEN Ass'y installation mode.
(c) Functional position (Initial Mode)
®
®
7. Pull Lock Lever of Slide Cam (Left)
to arrow direction @ and move the Slide Cam (left)
to arrow direction
approximately 1Omm, and set the Lock Lever to the rectangular window (a) (Tray Guide (left) GEN Ass'y installation mode).
@
Guide Pin Groove
(V Tray Guide
(Left) Ass'y
Drive Base Ass'y
8. Set Guide Pin Groove of Tray Guide (Left) GEN Ass'y to
the cut@ and @ of Drive Base Ass'y and install the Tray
Guide (Left) Ass'y to the Drive Base Ass'y. Then set Gear
(C) @ angle as per right Figure.
Note 1: 2 Ribs beneath the Gear (C) @ set to the Outer Rib
of Control Gear
Note 2: Insert the shaft of Tray Guide (left) Ass'y (j) to the
Guide Hole of Driver Base Ass'y securely.
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GEN2421
Tray Guide (Left) Ass'y
Door Arm
Spring Hook
9. Apply redbean amount of Damper Grease (Froil GP837DE) to rectangular hole @ of Door Arm @ .
10. Apply red bean amount of Damper Grease (Froil GP837DE) to @ of Drive Base Ass'y G) .
11. Insert Door Arm @ to the Shaft. At this time set the Round Boss of Door Arm to the hatched section of Tray Guide (Lief!) GEN
Ass'y shown above.
12. Set Door Arm Spring @ to the Shaft as shown below, set the shooter end to rectangular window of Drive Base Ass'y and set
the longer end to the hook of Drive Base Ass'y G) .
13. Secure the spring with the Slit Washer @ .
Rectangular Window
@
Door Arm Spring
Door Arm Spring Setting
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• GEN 2422 Tray Drive (Right) Unit Assembly.
@ For Disassembly reverse Assembly Steps.
GEN 2425 Slide Cam (Right) Ass'y
12 Tray Guide (Right) Ass'y
GEN 2423 .
Tray Guide (Right) Ass'y
11
~ode Sh;tt;og
Upj1
(a) (b) (c)
+ Slide Cam (Right} @
mode shifting.
(a) Tray guide (Right) GEN Ass'y Installation mode.
(b) Clamper GEN Ass'y Installation mode .
(c) Functional position (Initial Mode).
< Assembly Step >
1. Insert Slide Cam (Right) Ass'y to Slide Guide Plate @ and set Lock Lever as Figure (a)
above.
(Tray Guide (Right) GEN Ass'y assembly mode .)
2. In this mode install Tray Guide (Right) GEN Ass'y, and set Lock Lever of Slide Cam (Right)
Ass'y as per Figure (b) above (Clamper GEN Ass'y Assembly mode) .
• GEN 2424 Clamper GEN Ass'y Assembly
~' For disassembly reverse Assembly Steps.
1. Install Rear Panel
[exploded view (1 )], GEN 2420 Tray Drive (Left) unit. front bridge @ [Exploded View (1)], GEN 2422
Tray Drive (Right) unit to Chassis @[Exploded (1)].
2. Install Slide Cam (Left) of Tray Drive (Left) , Slide Cam (Right) Ass'y of Tray Drive (Right) unit to GEN Ass'y, and set to mode (b) .
(Refer to mode shifting shown above).
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GEN 2424 Clamper GEN Ass'y
GEN 2423 Tcay G,;de (R;ght) GEN ASS'Y
}
GEN 2421 Tray Guide (Left) GEN ASS'Y
Push with a Finger...
\(
~
Ll
rr+--GEN 2422 Tray Drive
(Right) Unit
GEN 2420 Tray Drive (Left) Unit
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3. After the Joint Gear Ass'y @ installed, install GEN 2424 Clamper GEN A'ssy. At this time, lightly push outside so that Tray
Guide (Left) GEN Ass'y and hatched section of Tray Guide (Right) GEN Ass'y are set to Outer Side of Clamper GEN Ass'y.
4. Set Slide Cam (Left)
and Slide Cam (Right) Ass'y to (c). functional mode, and install Connect Plate @ to Clamper GEN
Ass'y with special screw @ so as it turns freely.
before use it.
Set a Slit Washer @ to the special screw
(Use care for up and down of Connector Plate.)
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®
BoodS;d~
• Tray Ass'y Disassembly
1. Turn power ON to open the tray and then turn power OFF and unplug the AC cord.
(Note: If the tray is pushed by hand, the gear meshes off and invites malfunction.)
2. Push left rear hook (hatched section) of Tray Ass'y to arrow direction at left front Cut Window of Clamper GEN Ass'y, and detach
from stopper and pull the Tray Ass'y out.
Clamper GEN Ass'y
Cut Window
@
Stopper
Tray Ass'y - _-_>_11__
- - -'.""""'----- '-------'--...._~~
r...C..-")
c~ ,
r J<
.,. Other Caution
If it is necessary to move the Loading Drive Unit when power is OFF, Detach the Front Panel and turn the Pulley Gear which
is close to Control Gear or Motor. When the tray is pushed in the set by hand, the Drive Gear is out of mesh , and if other
parts are moved, it invites mesh out and malfunction .
• Tray Ass'y Assembly
@
Roller (White)
=-- - - - - -- - GEN 2424 Clamper GEN Ass'y
@Tray Ass'y
GEN 2421 Tray Guide (Left) Ass'y ---n-
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® Gear(C)
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1. Turn power ON, push OPEN/CLOSE button to open the Loader Panel, and the unplug AC cord.
(Figure above shows left front Cut Window of Clamper GEN Ass'y)
2. When insert Tray Ass'y @ , turn Gear (C)
Concave Mark of Gear (C) @ .
@
to arrow direction, and set the first gear tip of Tray Ass'y
@
to the
3. Then hold the Tray Ass'y @ front end slightly lower, and insert the tray until the end strikes the Roller (White) @ .
Check both left and right rear of the Tray Ass'y @strike the Roller (White) @ , and after confirming it, hold the Tray
Ass'y horizontally, insert the Tray Ass'y so that the front of the tray extrudes 2-3 cm out of the Front Panel.
@Roller (White)
l~----1( (f------~)·~··
·~@ Roller (White)
~¥,.If=--- @ Rear of the Tray Ass'y -
5. Traverse Disassembly [Exploded View (1 )]
(1) Remove 4 screws @ and detach Traverse Mechanism
IT""74'
@ .
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6. P.W.B. Ass'y (Main & Sub) Disassembly [Exploded View (1)]
CD P.W.8. Ass'y
(1) Remove 4 output terminal stay screws
(2) Loosen 6 screws @ .
@
(3) Remove 1 screw @ and 4 screws @ .
(4) Pull P.W.B. Ass'y (Front Panel Side) up and forward to detach.
P.W.B. Ass'y
@
@ x4-Y
@ x6
@ Main P.W.8. and Sub P.W.8. Disassembly
(1) Unhook 5 P.W. B. Holders.
(2) Separate Main P.W.B. from Sub P.W.B . and remove
connectors between the P.W.8.s.
@ Main P.W.8. or Sub P.W.8. Assembly
(1) Set 3 P.W.B. connectors, and push the P.W. B.s.
(2) Set 5 P.W.B . holders to holes.
(3) Check the P. W.B. connectors are inserted securely with the
tester.
Caution: Form the 13P FFC cord between P.W.B.s so that it
does not touch the fin of IC101 .
Main P.W.B.
IC 101
(rts~13C
Main P.W.B.
13P FFC Cord
Sub P.W.B.
Metallic Parts
P.W.B . Ass'y (transformer) Disassembly
(1) Detach the Code Bush @ .
(2) Remove a screw @ .
(3) Catch the holder ~ with pincers, and remove it from
P.W.B ..
(4) Pull P.W.B. Ass'y (Front Panel Side) up and forward and
remove it.
P.W.B. Ass'y
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@ Optical Pickup
7 Changing Pick Base [Exploded View (4)]
• Optical Pickup
After changing the Optical Pickup, be sure to adjust servo circuit.
The Optical Pickup is fragile : Use enough care to handle it. Never
touch Focus Lens, Tilt Sensor and photo detector with a finger.
Disassembly
CD Pick Base
1. Remove flexible P.W.B. FP 25011.
2. Slowly move the Pick Base so that set screw of belt clamper
appears in the hole of traverse, and remove a belt clamper
screw.
Slowly move Pick Base so
that Belt Clamper appears
in the hole of Traverse.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
G) Remove Flexible P.W.B. from FP25011. Use care, do
not damage the Flexible P.W.B ..
Unsolder height base. (To change the Flexible P.W.B.,
unsolder Tilt Base @ also.)
Remove 3 screws (a) .
Disconnect Optical Pickup.
Remove Height Base@ (Refer to "Height base change") .
Remove height wire springs (A)@ , (B)@) of height base,
(Optical Pickup Shaft (E) side) and tilt pull spring@
(Optical Pickup side) .
Remove height link plate@ and slowly pull Optical Pickup
upward.
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Caution: One end of Optical Pickup Shaft (F) has a washer
@ . Be sure to use the washer when changing the
Optical Pickup.
Spare Optical Pickup does not have the Washer.
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Pick Base
Traverse Motor
Figure 1
[Traverse Right Side]
3. Remove a shaft holder screw, hold pick base, pull Pick
Base up clearing Guide Shaft (A).
Caution: Use care, do not lose Belt Clamper.
Pull upward
Shaft Holder
~
Screw
(Caution)
Do not remove the Shaft
Holder (B) adjustment
screw of Switch Base (1 ).
Figure 2
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(J)
@
'\1
k
Height Link Plate
(G)
Optical Pickup
/
Concave (C)
(D)
I
Cauction
II@Washer
~s,:~~
['I
@
Switch Base
I
G) Flexible P.W.B.
To FP25011
Tilt Lever
~ @)HeightWir~
1'
?ZJ
~w(b)
~~ I~ ~
'V
TI; BM• (1111 Motoc)" '
Screw (C)
@
Height Base
(Height Motor)
Figure 3
[Pick Base]
Assembly
For assembly reverse disassembly.
CD
Pick Base
1. Insert Belt Clamper to the concave of Lead Belt Pulley,
slowly move Belt Pulley, so that Belt Clamper appears in
the hole of Traverse Base.
Guide Base
.
~
.......
' 6
il!t
.
+.
~
I
.,,., . ..=. ·...,.,_-=
; -
,;>
•
•
~.,
Belt Clamper
Figure 4
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2. Set Guide Shaft to Pick Base, mount Pick Base downward
to Traverse Base and secure the Shaft Holder with a screw
(Refer to Figure 2).
3. Set Pick Base to Belt Clamper position and secure the Pick
Base with a screw (Refer to Figure 1).
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'2) Optical Pickup
1. Confirm the Boss (A) of Optical Pickup is set to Tilt Lever
Groove (B) , and install Tilt Pull Spring @ .
2. Install Height Link Plate@ : Slightly move Optical Pickup
so that Concave (C), of Height Link Plate @ , (D) inserted
to Pickup Shaft (E) and (F) , and confirm (G) of Height Link
Plate @ is pushing the switch of Switch Base @ as per
Figure 3.
3. Install Height Wire Spring (B) @ .
4. Connect Optical Pickup Flexible P.W.B.G) to relay Flexible
P.W. B. and secure the P.W.B. with 3 screws (a).
5. Install Height Wire Spring (A) @ and Height Base @.
6. Solder relay Flexible P.W. B. to Height Base
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•Changing Tilt Base
1. Unsolder Flexible P.W.B . from Tilt Motor rear.
2. Remove 2 screws (C) .
3. When installing Tilt Base, set Tilt Cam Hole (A) to Tilt Base
Hole (B), and secure Tilt Base with 2 screws so that Tilt
Lever Boss seats in Tilt Cam Groove. (hatched section) .
Tilt Lever
~
Tiit Cam !'--.
, .
'-.......
:
Groove
'-....... ....,,j
~
........................
[OK]
(A)
Switch Base (1)
l
Boss
.
~I
~',_
Tilt Base
Switch is Pushed
Height Link Plate
Figure 7
[Tilt Cam]
[NG]
·s
\
Switch is Bent#'--
Figure 5
[Switch Base (1) and Height Link Plate Upper Side]
•Changing Height Base
1. Unsolder Flexible P.W.B. from height motor rear.
2. Remove 2 screws (b).
3. Detach Height Base sideward. Concave of Height Base and
Boss of Link Plate are meshed : Slightly move Pickup
upward. When install the Height Base, move the Pickup
upward and insert the Link Plate Boss to the Concave of
Height Base.
• Changing Tilt Sensor
1. Unsolder 4 places,.
2. When installing , direct Tilt Sensor Convex Pin as per Figure
8, and solder the Tilt Sensor to Tilt Base so as there is no
clearance.
Caution: Use ·=: 40W soldering iron and do it quickly. Use care
for the foil of Sensor Base. After changing the Tilt
Sensor, Adjust servo.
Tilt Sensor
Optical Pickup
Sensor Base
Figure 6
[Height Base (rear view)]
Figure 8
[Tilt Sensor ]
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8 Checking Audio or Video Circuit
CD By using CD and CDV (Video)
2U-2570 (Main P.W.B. )
2U-2571 (Sub P.W.B.)
1) Setting
(a) Remove Top Cover.
(b) Remove Tray, Connect Plate , Clamper Plate and Slide
Guide Plate.
(c) Stand Main and Sub P.W.B. as per Figure.
(d) Detach Clamper from Clamper Plate , load a disk as per
Figure and clamp the disk.
2) Checking
Playback the disk in the mode as per the Figure , and check the
circuit. Be sure use CD or CDV disk, and never playback LD .
(a) Video circuit check ··· CDV disk video part.
(b} Audio circuit check ... CD.
SGK-0072 11 Pin Exten sion Cord (Common to LA-3250K)
(2) By using LD
SGK-0069 8 Pin Extension Cord (Common to LA-3250k)
SGK-0068 27 Pin Flat Extension Cord
P.W.B. Ass'y
2U-2570
2U-2571
2U-2573-2
SGK-0070 15 Pin Extension Cord
SG K-0071 7 Pin Flat Extension Cord
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d}
Front Panel
Remove Top Cover.
Remove Tray, Connect Plate, Clamper Plate and Slide Guide Plate.
Remove Front Panel, Regulator P.W.B. (2U-2573-2) and take P.W.B. Ass'y (2U-2570 and 2U-2571 )out.
Connect extension cords to 2 wires to Traverse Mechanism , 1 wire to Spindle Motor, 1 wire to Power Switch P.W.B., and 1
wire to Switch P.W.B. as per Figure above.
Also, change flat cable (27pin, ?pin) with extension cords.
Parts No.
Name
SGK-0068
27 pin flat extension cord
Traverse Mechanism ... .. .. Main P.W.B. (Common to LA-3250)
SG K-0069
8 pin extension cord
Traverse Mechanism ... ... . Main P.W.B. (Common to LA-3250)
SGK-0070
15 pin extension cord
Spindle Motor ... ..... ... .. .. .. .. Main P.W.B.
SGK-0071
7 pin flat extension cord
Switch P.W.B .... .. ...... .... ... . Main P.W.B.
SGK-0072
11 pin extension cord
Power Switch P.W.B ..... .. .. Main P.W.B.
Remarks
(e) Install Slide Guide Plate , Clamper Plate , Connect Plate and Tray.
(f ) Turn power ON , push OPEN/CLOSE button , set a LD to tray and start checking .
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ADJUSTMENT
(1) Pickup and Servo
• Before the Adjustment
1. Changing Pickup (SOAD90A)
• After changing the Pickup adjust from "2---- ~
WCKI NL
TRo/ADDo
TR 1/ADD 1
TSM / ADD2
CKR 1
Do 10
Do 11
Do12
4 BCKOR2
4 WCK2R
'4 WCKOUTR
BCKINL
HG62E3 3R79FS
VCLR1
WCK1R1
BCKOR1
(TOP VIEW)
i---- - - ---j
I
I
I
I READ
READ I PORT 2
PORT 1 I
I
I
I
~- - -
___ _J
NC
OVERL
SH02L
SH01 L
WRITE
PORT 0
,--I
_ _ _ _J
HG62E33R79FS Terminal Function
Pin
No.
Symbol
uo
DGIN-L
I
Leh DG input.
2
DGIN-R
I
Reh DG input.
3
SDI N-L
I
Leh DATA input.
4
SDIN-R
I
Reh DATA input.
5
WCKIN-L
I
Leh WCK input.
6
WCKIN-R
I
Reh WCK input.
7
BCKIN-L
I
Leh BCK input.
8
BCKIN-R
I
Reh BCK input.
9
(GN D)
I
10
(GND)
I
-
11
(GND)
I
-
12
(GND)
I
-
13
CLR-L
I
Leh reset input.
14
CLR-R
I
Reh reset input.
NC
16
NC
17
NC
18
NC
19
NC
20
BCKO-L1
0
Leh BCK output.
21
WCK1-L1
Leh WCK output at S18-L use.
22
SOH
0
0
Leh 20 bit DATA (+ 9 bit) output.
23
St8-L
0
Leh 18 bit DATA output ( + 9 bit alternate output).
24
P19-L
0
Leh 19 bit parallel output (for current adding).
25
P20-L
0
Leh 20 bit parallel output (for current adding).
26
(Vee)
I
-
27
WCKOUT-L
Leh WCK reverse output.
28
WCK2-L
Leh WCK output at S18-L use. Same as Pin 21.
Leh 20 bit DATA (+ 9 bit) output.
-
-
29
BCKO-L2
30
WCK1-L2
0
0
0
0
31
502-L
0
32
(GN D)
I
-
33
5H-01L
Leh DG output.
34
5H-02L
35
OVER-L
0
0
0
36
NC
0
0
0
0
-
BCKO-R1
38
WCK1-R1
39
501-R
40
518-R
41
NC
RM
APM
NC.
Vss
15
37
HCLR2
DIN 0
DIN 1
DIN 2
DIN 3
Function
1
-
VCLR 2
IN C2
Leh current adding output for± 9 bit compensation at S18-L use.
Leh BCK output. Same as Pin 20.
Leh DG reverse output.
Leh current adding output at OVER.
Reh BCK output.
Reh WCK output at 518-R use.
Reh 20 bit DATA (+ 9 bit) output.
Reh 18 bit DATA output(+ 9 bit alternate output).
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Remarks: Every Vee and GND pins should be connected to the system 's Vee. GND.
MB81C1501 Terminal Function
Pin
No.
Function
Symbol
1/0
1
TAO/ADDO
1/0
Write port O: Transfer sync signal.
or ADDO address input.
2
TR1 /ADD1
1/0
Read port 1 : Transfer sync signal.
or ADD1 address input.
3
TSM/ADD2
I
Transfer sync mode enable. or ADD2 address input.
4
CKR1
I
Port 1 : shift sianal.
5
D010
0
Port 1 : Data output.
6
D011
7
D012
8
D013
9
OE1
I
Port 1 : Output enable.
10
VC LR1
I
Port 1 : Vertical clear signal.
11
INC1
I
Port 1 : Line increment sianal.
12
HCLR1
I
Port 1 : Horizontal clear sianal.
13
WE
I
Port 0 : Write Enable.
14
VCLRO
I
Port O: Vertical clear sianal.
15
INCO
I
Port O: Line increment sianal.
16
HCLRO
I
Port O: Horizontal clear sianal.
17
CKWO
I
Port 0 : Shift sianal.
18
NC
No Connection.
19
Vee
Power supply (+SV).
Power supply (OV).
20
Vss
21
NC
22
APM
I
Address preset mode enable.
23
RM
I
Recursive mode enable.
24
DIN3
25
DIN2
DIN1
I
Port O: Data input.
26
Port 2 : Horizontal clear signal.
No Connection.
27
DINO
28
HCLR2
I
29
INC2
I
Port 2 : Line increment sianal.
30
VCLR2
I
Port 2 : Vertical clear signal.
I
Port 2 : Output Enable.
0
Port 2 : Data output.
I
Port 2 : Shift Signal.
31
OE2
32
D023
33
D022
34
D021
35
D020
36
CKR2
37
TR2/ADD3
38
Vss
1/0
Read port 2 : Transfer sync signal.
or ADD3 address input.
Power supply (OV).
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IC MN1 87324GD (IC901)
MN187324XGD Terminal Function
Pin
Symbol 1/0
No.
Name
Function
Pin
Symbol 1/0
No.
Active
Name
Function
1
PSS
0
H
seg6
FL display segment signal.
33
P02
0
-
pCLK
SBTO serial data signal.
2
PSS
0
H
segS
FL display segment signal.
34
P01
I
L
pSTIS
Serial input data signal.
3
PS4
0
H
seg4
FL display segment signal.
3S
P01
0
L
>tCKD
Serial output data signal.
4
PS3
0
H
seg3
FL display segment signal.
36
P01
0
-
SYNC
32768 divided clock output of Pin 11.
PS2
0
H
seg2
FL display segment signal.
37
CM
I
L
CM
Chip mode selection terminal.
6
PS1
0
H
seg1
FL display segment signal.
38
P47
I
H
P47
Key scan input.
7
PSO
0
H
segO
FL display segment signal.
39
P46
I
H
P48
Key scan input.
Vpp
Pull down voltage input for high tension
voltage output.
40
P4S
I
H
P45
41
P44
42
P43
0
H
43
P42
-
-
44
P41
I
s
8
Vpp
-
-
-
-
9
Vdd
10
OSC2
I
11
OSC1
0
12
Vss
-
Vdd
SV power supply.
OSC2
Clock input.
OSC1
Clock output.
Vss
Ground.
-
-
H
Key scan input.
Not used.
pc LED
Picture quality control LED display.
Not used.
PWBCHK
PWB check mode. becomes check mode
when turned to High.
13
XI
I
-
XI
Not used.
4S
P40
I
H
PO
Key scan input.
14
XO
0
-
XO
Not used.
46
P87
0
H
DGTO
Grid 1 of FL.
1S
P27
I
L
C4
Shuttle C-4, becomes Low when turned ON.
47
P86
0
H
DGT1
Grid 2 of FL.
16
P26
I
L
C3
Shuttle C-3, becomes Low when turned ON.
48
PSS
0
H
DGT2
Grid 3 of FL.
P84
DGT3
Grid 4 of FL.
17
P2S
I
L
C2
Shuttle C-2, becomes Low when turned ON.
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0
H
18
P24
I
L
C1
Shuttle C-1 . becomes Low when turned ON.
so
P83
0
H
DGT4
Grid 5 of FL.
19
P23
I
L
MACK
Mechanism control acknowledge.
51
P82
0
H
DGT5
Grid 6 of FL.
20
P22
0
L
OACK
Operation control acknowledge.
S2
P81
0
H
DGT6
Grid 7 of FL.
21
P21
I
L
J1
Jog J1 , turned ON to Low.
S3
P80
0
H
DGT7
Grid 8 of FL.
54
P71
0
H
DGTS
Grid 9 of FL.
55
P70
0
H
DGT9
Grid 10 of FL.
56
P67
0
H
SEG15
FL display segment signal.
57
P66
0
H
SEG14
FL display segment signal.
SS
P65
0
H
SEG13
FL display segment signal.
59
P64
0
H
SEG12
FL display segment signal.
60
P63
0
H
SEG11
FL display segment signal.
61
P62
0
H
SEG10
FL display segment signal.
62
P61
0
H
SEG9
FL display segment signal.
63
P60
0
H
SEGS
FL display segment signal.
64
P57
0
H
SEG7
FL display segment signal.
22
P20
I
H
BLKCLK
Block signal
(from Pin 39 of MN6626 EIMDSP).
23
P1S
I
H
R. Data
Remote command reception data.
24
P14
I
H
VTM
Vertical sync signal.
2S
P13
0
L
SGS
Chip selector.
26
P12
I
L
J2
Jog J2. becomes Low when turned ON.
0
H
OE
Not used.
27
50
Active
P11
28
P10
0
H
CK-L
Not used.
2g
P07
I
L
>tRST
Microcomputer reset.
30
POS
0
H
SCLK
Serial clock signal.
31
P04
0
-
N. C.
Not used.
32
P03
0
H
A
SBOI serial data.
Note: No connect terminal when using input or outpu t port set output
mode in Low level.
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IC MB88327 (IC402)
IC AN2661 KN (IC401)
MB88327 Terminal Function
AN2661 KN Terminal Function
Pin
No.
Symbol
1/0
Function
Pin
No.
0
Chip test terminal. Normally open.
Can also be used for dot clock. color burst clock oscillation frequency
adjustment.
As long as test command not generates. stays in low level output.
2
Noise cancel output.
3
Vcc1 (VIDEO).
1
Function
Vref output.
1
Test1
2
Test2
3
voe
0
Character signal output terminal.
4
Switch control.
4
VOB
0
Frame or background signal output terminal.
5
External video input.
5
CMP/
HSY NC
I
Composite sync signal or horizontal sync signal input terminal.
CTL terminal controls input signal selection.
Hysteresis input.
6
GND1 (VIDEO).
7
Fade control.
I
Vertical sync signal input terminal.
Hysteresis input.
8
Video output.
6
--
VSYNC
External circuit terminal of color burst clock generator (7.15909MHz).
Composes X'tal oscillation circuit by connecting external X'tal oscillator and
additional capacitance. Used for internal sync signal generation of video mode
2.
9
Noise cancel control.
10
Noise cancel Low input.
11
Noise cancel High input.
7
XNC
0
8
EXNC
I
9
10
x
0
Composes IC oscillation circuit by externaly connecting Land C.
External circuit terminal of dot clock generator.
11
Vss
-
GND Terminal.
12
VOM
0
Composite signal output terminal of video signal, character signal. frame or
background signal (Analog output).
13
(NC)
-
Not used.
I
Video signal input terminal (Analog input).
Input 2Vp-p video signal which was applied DC restoration (DC clamp).
18
Deemphasis output.
Deemphasis input.
20
FM demodulation control.
I
Selection control terminal of CMP/HSYNC terminal input signal.
Inputs high level when selecting composite sync signal input, inputs low level
when selecting horizontal sync signal input. In case selected composite sync
signal input. vertical sync signal input is defied, but be sure and not to make
VSYNC terminal in unstable level.
19
21
FM demodulation output.
22
DO High control.
+SV external power supply terminal for analog output.
23
FM demodulation capacitance connection terminal.
24
FM demodulation capacitance connection terminal.
14
15
EX
I
VIN
CTL
12
Pedestal level hold.
13
Code separation output.
14
Sync separation output.
15
Drop out output.
16
Vcc2 (FM ).
17
DO compensation input (normal).
16
AVcc
17
SI
I
Display controlling serial data input
terminal. Hysteresis input.
25
DO Low control.
18
SCLK
I
Serial transferring shift clock input terminal. Hysteresis input.
26
FM demodulation input.
I
Chip select terminal. Set to low level for serial transfer. By making this terminal
in low level. initializing of 8-bit serial transfer is performed.
Hysteresis input.
27
DO Amp control.
28
DO compensation input (1 HD).
I
Controls color burst signal, color signal when used video mode 2. When this
terminal is in high level at video mode 2. blue background shows irrespective
of internal register setting (No bloack and white picture shows).
29
GND2 (FM).
30
DO compensation output.
1(1/0)
TVDC reset input terminal. and with Reset low level. TVDC operation is
initialized. In case power ON without reset (MB88327-K1 ). after oscilation
becomes stable at a time of power ON, hold low level more than 1Dus. Generally,
composing a power ON reset circuit by external CR. In case with power ON
reset. this terminal acts as in/out terminal. Emits low level output by detecting
power supply rise at power ON To release this power ON reset. requires
applying of vertical sync signal (VSYNC signal) at power ON.
Hysteresis input.
19
20
21
22
-
cs
CB
-Reset
Vss
-
+SV external power supply terminal.
51
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IC AN8831 SC (IC002)
21
AN8831 SC Terminal Function
Pin No.
52
Function
1
Power supply (1) -1 V.
2
APC input terminal.
3
APC output terminal.
4
TILT+ input terminal.
5
TILT - input terminal.
6
GNO (1) terminal OV.
7
GNO (2) terminal OV.
8
RFLOW output terminal.
9
RFOUT input terminal.
10
RFOUT output terminal.
11
EFMAGC control Output terminal.
12
EFMAGC input terminal.
13
EFMAGC output terminal.
14
RFAGC control output terminal.
15
RFAGC input terminal.
16
RFAGC output terminal.
17
BOO detect output terminal.
18
OFTR detect output terminal.
19
Power supply (2) 5V
20
CROSS output terminal.
21
OFTR Output terminal.
22
Reference power supply (1) 4V.
23
Reference power supply (2) 2.5V.
24
Reference power supply (3) 1V.
25
Power supply (3) 5V.
26
RFenvB output terminal.
27
RFp-p Output terminal.
28
TILT+ output terminal.
29
TILT - Output terminal.
30
Tracking error output terminal.
31
Focus error output terminal.
.32
TILT balance input terminal.
33
Tracking balance input terminal.
34
Focus balance input terminal.
35
BOO output terminal.
36
CROSS input terminal.
37
Tracking error input terminal {1 ).
38
Tracking error input terminal (2).
39
Focus error input terminal (1 ).
40
Focus error input terminal (2).
41
A-V switch input terminal.
42
APC switch input terminal.
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LM33464G-12 (IC502)
Output Enable Input
OE
{
Doto Input/Output
0
DQ4
DQ1
DQ2
CAS
w
Write Specify
Inpu t
Line Address
Strobe Input
Vss(OV)
r
Doto lnput/Outpu t
Column Address
Strobe Input
Doto Input/ Outpu t
RAS
Address Input
Address Inpu t
AS
A4
Vcc(Sv)
PCM61 P (IC604,605)
Block Diagram
REF
18 BIT R2R+
CONSTANT POWER SUPPLY
SEGMENT NETWORK
IOUT
S.J
RNFB
CLOCK
DATA
LE
VOUT
18 BIT SERIA L
PARALLEL CONVERSION
M51957 A, B (IC302)
Block Diagram
0
OUT PUT
SBX1610-52 (IC903)
Remote Control Receiver
Block Diagram
INPUT
~
l o-1.ifilo!~- 1 : GN D
2 : Vout
3 : Vee
GNO
55
....
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• Transistor
Digital Transistor
2SC2295
2SB709A
2S8601A
2SD1306
UN2211
UN2212
UN2213
UN2111
UN2112
UN2113
UN2115
UN2116
2SC1384
1 : Emitter
2: Base
3: Collector
2SA1488A
2SA1567
2SC3851A
3 (Base)
2 (Collector)
1 (Emitter)
Equivalent Circuit
UN2211, UN2111
2SC1847
(Emitter)
~ 2 (Collector)
1 (Base)
2SJ164
0
Q
0
3 (Base)
2 (Collector)
1 (Emitter)
UN2212, UN2112, UN2115
22k.n.
RI
--~c
3 (Drain)
2 (Gate)
1 (Source)
DTC114TS
DTCTS Series
UN2213, UN2113
IN
DTC114TS
• Diode (including LED)
Blue
Vari-cap Diode
FC54M
GND IEI
10kohm
•Fuse
1SR35-200A
HZS-30-1
HZS-7C-1
Navy Blue
OUTICI
R1
In/Base
Out/Collector
GND/Emitter
1SS270A
L
R!
181
B
Cathode~
~~~3
3 (Emitter)
2 (Collector)
1 (Base)
B
B
2SA933 (Q),(R/S)
RL2Z
1SS198
SEL-1410G (Green)
~
Green
Long (Anode)
S1WB(A)10
1.6A (F701, 702, 703)
2.0A (F704, 705)
Short (Cathode)
S2VB20
Aoode
+ - .- . -
56
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FIP7BCM8 (FL901)
7G
BG
9G
10G
GG
5G 4G
col
f":;fb ,-, fTf ,-, ft;fb ALL:_~~t;>E Ac=lB
LO :c_o:v COG
,-,
,-, -,:-,c
,-, ,, ,-, ,;;;,c
- - - :+ - 8
INTRO
A·SPACE
CH MODE RANDOM
AB SINGLE
D STANDBY
KARAOKE
AV SIDE
AUX
C> 00PROG
A-EDIT
A
B
1G
3G 2G
,-, ,-,
h
8
-- -- III.2.IIIi2iI12:ii:Uilii
9
12
1
2
11
14
TRACK
9
12
9
11
14
11
CHAP
12
9
14
11
d
12
9
14
11
col
1/L 2/R
12
9
12
9
12
9
12
14
11
14
11
14
11
14
DIGITAL
SOUND
rcrv1
~
~
lnteral Connection Table
10G
9G
BG
7G
6G
5G
4G
3G
2G
1G
INTRO
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
ALL
S1
•
STNDBY
SINGLE
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
SIDE
S2
SIDE
RANDOM
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
A
S3
AV
A
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
PROG
B
e
e
e
e
e
L-=:i
S4
e
e
B
SS
-
CH-MODE
f
f
f
f
f
f
f
IDIGIT
ALI
SOUND
S6
-
-
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
1/L
S7
-
-
-
-
h
-
col
-
-
2/R
S9
KARAOKE
TRACK
CHAP
-
-
-
-
-
LD
S10
AUX
A-SPACE
9(UP)
9( " )
9(")
9( " )
9( " )
9( " )
9( ")
9( " )
CD
811
[>
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
v
S12
DD
1
11 ( " )
11 ( ")
11 ( ")
11 ( " )
11 (")
11 (")
11 ( " )
CDG
813
A-EDIT
11(DOWN)
12(UP)
12( " )
12( " )
12( " )
12( ")
12( " )
12( " )
12( " )
814
A
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
S15
B
14(DOWN)
14( " )
14( " )
14( ")
14( " )
14( " )
14( n )
14(")
so
m
>
......
Note: For some reasons, SB is not existing.
(UPPER)
TERMINAL No.
104
103
102
101
100
95
94
93
92
91
90
F2
NC
NC
NC
98
NP
96
F2
99
NP
97
ELECTRODE
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
TERMINAL No.
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
79
78
77
76
75
74
73
72
71
70
69
ELECTRODE
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
59
NP
58
57
NC
54
F2
53
NC
56
NC
55
NP
52
89
TERMINAL No .
68
67
66
65
64
63
62
61
60
ELECTRODE
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
TERMINAL No.
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
51
$1 2
$11
$10
S9
NC
S7
S6
S5
S4
S3
S2
S1
so
50
ELECTRODE
NP
F2
F2
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
NP
S15
$14
S15
F2
(LOWER)
TERMINAL No.
17
18
19
ELECTRODE
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
TERMINAL No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
ELECTRODE
F1
F1
NP
1G
2G
3G
4G
5G
6G
7G
8G
9G
10G
NP
NP
NP
Notes:
F: Filament
NP: No-Pin
No
G: Grid
NC: No Connection
No 51 , 52
P: Anode
49
1, 2
No 53, 54
No 55- 57
}
Extemally oonnected.
No 100 - 102
No
103, 104
57
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NOTE FOR PARTS LIST
• Part indicated with the mark " @ " are not always in stock and possibly to take a long period of time for supplying, or in
some case supplying of part may be refused.
•When ordering of part, clearly indicate "1 " and "I" (i) to avoid mis-supplying.
• Ordering part without stating its part number can not be supplied .
• Part indicated with the mark
is not illustrated in the exploded view.
•Not including Carbon Film ±5%, 1/4W Type in the PW.Board parts list. (Refer to the Schematic Diagram for those parts.)
WARNING:
Parts marked with this symbol &, fii&mll have critical characteristics.
Use ONLY replacement parts recommended by the manufacturer.
"*"
•Resistors
Ex.:
RN
Type
RD
RC
RS
AW
RN
AK
:
:
:
:
:
:
T
1
R
2
: 1/ 8W
: 1/4W
: 1/2W
: 1W
: 2W
: 3W
: SW
F
G
J
K
M
2
: :::1%
; :::2%
:
::: 50~
: :!: 10%
: =20%
p
NL
NB
FR
F
:
:
:
:
:
Pulse -resista nt type
Low noise lype
Non-burning type
Fuse-resistor
Lead wire forming
CE
04W
1H
Shape Dielectric
and per- stren gth
Type
formance
C E : Alum inum foi l
elect rolylic
CA : Aluminum solid
electrolytic
: Tantalum electrolytic
: Film
CK : Ceramic
cs
ca
cc
=
=
: Ceram ic
CP : Oil
CM : Mica
CF : Metallized
CH : Metallized
2-digit effective number. decimal point indicated by R.
OJ
BP
M
2R2
Capacity Allowable Others
error
r
HS : High s1ability type
: 6.3V
F :± 1%
1A : IOV
G : ±2%
BP : Non-polar type
IC : 16V
I E : 25V
IV : 35V
J : ±5%
K : = 10%
M : ±20%
HA : Ripple -resistant type
DL : For charge and discharge
HF : Fo r assuring high
frequency
u : UL pan
: CSA pan
w : UL-CSA type
F : Lead wire forming
1H
2A
2B
2C
2D
2E
2H
2J
1.2 ohm
" L _ 1-digit effective number.
•U nits: ohm
Ex.:
Allowable Others
error
1800 ohm = 1.8 kohm
t _ _ _ Indicates number of zeros after effective number.
' - - - - - - - - 2-digit effective number.
• Units: ohm
T
8
2B
2E
2H
3A
3D
3F
3H
FR
G
14K
2E
182
Shape
Power Resistand perance
formance
Carbon
Composition
Metal ox ide film
Winding
Metal fi lm
Metal mixt ure
* Resistance
• Capacitors
: sov
:
:
:
:
:
IOOV
125V
160V
200V
250V
: soov
: 630V
z
: +80%
- 20%
: + 100%
- 0%
: =0 .25pF
D : =O.Sp F
Others
c
c
• Capacity (electrolyte only)
T
2
2
2
2200µF
L _ _ Indicates number of zeros after effective number.
2-digrt effective number.
•Units: µF.
T
2
R
2
=
2.2µF
l____ 1-digit effective number.
• Units: µF.
2-digit effective number. decimal point indicated by R.
• Capacity (except electrolyte)
T
2
2
2
Y
• Units: µF.
2 2
T
1
= 2200pF = 0.0022µF
More than 2)- Indicates number of zeros after effective number.
2-digit effective number.
= 220pF
yo or 1)- - Indicates number of zeros after effective number.
•Units: pF.
2-digit effective number.
• When the dielectric strength is indicated in AC. "AC' is included after the dieelectric
strength value.
58
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P.W.B. ASS'Y PARTS LIST
2U·2570 MAIN UNIT
Ref. No.
I
Part No.
I
Part Name
SEMICONDUCTORS GROUP
IC001
262 1801 000
IC MN66601VRRD2
IC002
263 0872 004
ICAN8831SC
IC003,004
263 0672 903
IC006
263 0673 902
IC BA4558F
IC BA10393F
IC101
263 0877 009
IC LA6510
IC102
263 0672 903
IC BA4558F
IC103
2621211 904
IC HD14053BFP·TR
IC104
263 0877 009
IC LA6510
IC111-114
268 0073 905
IC 1CP·N15
IC201
263 0798 007
IC PA0034A
IC301
262 1796 005
IC 188321 OXGC
IC302
263 0454 008
IC M51957B
IC303
262 0678 001
IC MN1280·S
IC304
2621802 009
2621809 002
IC MN73091 PXJ
IC305
IC701
263 0873 003
IC M6M8001 1AP
IC AN3891 FBP
IC702
263 0753 000
IC NJM7809FA(S)
IC703
263 0878 008
IC NJM7909FA
IC704.405
263 0809 006
IC NJM7805FA(S)
IC708
263 0554 005
IC NJM7905FA
TR001
2710269003
Transistor 2SA 1309A
TR002,003 272 0125 904
Transistor 2SB709A
TR004-00E 928 0022 100
Transistor 2SC2295
TR007
Transistor UN2213
TR009
928 0037 001
928 0022100
TR010
2710269003
TR011.012 272 0125 904
TR013.014 928 0037 001
Transistor 2SC2295
Transistor 2SA 1309A
Transistor 2SB709A
Transistor UN2213
TR015
928 0024 409
Transistor UN2113
TR018
928 0024 205
273 0393 001
2710246000
Transistor UN2112
TR103
273 0393 001
Transistor 2SC3851 A(Y)/(G)
TR104
2710246000
Tran sis tor 2SA 1488A(Y)/(G)
TR105
275 0073 903
Tran sis tor 2SJ164PQJTP
TR1 06
269 0088 906
Transistor DTC114TK
TR201 - 20
928 0036 701
Transistor 2SD601A
TR301
928 0024 700
928 0036 701
Transistor UN2215
TR101
TR102
Transistor 2SC3851 A(Y)/(G)
Transistor 2SA 1488A(Y)/(G)
TR302
TR701-70c 273 0393 001
Transistor 2SD601A
Transistor 2SC3851A(Y)/(G)
TR704-70! 2710246000
Transistor 2SA 1488A(Y)/(G)
TR707-7m 273 0421 009
Transistor 2SC 1384
273 0420 000
2710270005
Transistor 2SC1847
Transistor 2SA 1567
TR710
TR711
Transistor 2SA 1309A
2710269003
TR712
TR71 4.715 269 0137 909
Transistor UN2212
TR720
928 0026 601
Transistor UN2111
TR721
273 0393 001
Transistor 2SC3851 A(Y)/(G)
TR722
928 0024 302
Transistor UN2211
TR724
271 0183 927
Transistor 2SA933(R/S)
TR725
273 0393 001
Transistor 2SC3851 A(Y)/(G)
928 0026 601
TR726
TR727,728 928 0024 302
Transistor UN2111
TR729.730 2710246000
Transistor 2SA 1488A(Y)/(G)
TR731
Transistor UN2211
928 0024 302
Transistor UN2211
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Remarks
Part No.
D001-005
276 0432 000
Diode 1SS270A
D006
D201 ,202
276 0503 900
Diode 1SS1 98
Diode 1SS270A
D301
D701
276 0432 000
276 0432 000
Diode 1SS270A
D702-707
276 0519 004
Diode 1SR35·200A
D708-712
276 0432 000
276 0432 000
Diode 1SS270A
D711 ,712
276 0432 000
Remarks
Part Name
Ref. No.
Diode 1SS270A
Diode 1SS270A
D713
LA1300K191
Diode RL2Z
D723-725
276 0432 000
Diode 1SS270A
D726
276 0483 910
Zener Diode HZS30·2D
D727
276 0466 908
Zener Diode HZS7C·1D
RESISTORS (Not included Carbon Film ±5%1/4W)
Adjust 1Okohm
V06PB103
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B··472J
R008 ,009
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B··103J
R010
247 0009 901
Chip 4. 7kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··472J
R012
Chip 12kohm 1/10W
RM738--123J
R013
247 0010 903
247 0011 928
Chip 39kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--393J
R014
247 0006 920
R015,016
247 0007 945
Chip 330ohm 1/1OW
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R017,018
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--222J
R019
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R020
247 0004 906
Chip 39ohm 1/10W
RM73B--390J
R022
247 0011 902
Chip 33kohm 1/10W
RM73B--333J
R023
247 0010 945
Chip 18kohm 1/10W
RM738--183J
R024
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 111 OW
RM73B--102J
R025
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/10W
RM73B·-331J
VR001,00 2 2116064006
R004-007
RM738--331J
R026
247 0006 904
Chip 270ohm 1/10W
RM73B--271J
R027
R028
247 0004 964
247 0006 988
Chip 68ohm 1/1OW
Chip 560ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--680J
RM73B--561J
R029
247 0007 903
Chip 680ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--681J
R031-033
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/10W
RM73B--473J
R034 ,035
247 0009 082
R037
247 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
RM73B--103J
RM738--103J
R038 ,039
247 0009 969
247 0009 927
Chip 8.2kohm 111 OW
RM73B--822J
R040 ,041
Chip 5.6kohm 1/1OW
RM738--562J
R042,043
247 0010 903
Chip 12kohm 1/10W
RM73B--123J
R044
247 0008 960
Chip 3.3kohm 1/1OW
R048
247 0010 929
Chip 15kohm 1/10W
RM73B··332J
RM73B--153J
R049
ROSO
247 001 1 928
Chip 39kohm 1/1OW
Chip 27kohm 1/10W
RM73B--393J
RM73B--273J
R051
247 0010 084
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--1 03J
R052
247 0005 989
Chip 220ohm 1/10W
RM73B--221J
R053
247 0004 964
Chip 68ohm 1/10W
R054
ROSS,056
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--680J
RM738--102J
247 0010 961
Chip 22kohm 1/10W
RM73B--223J
R059
247 0012 927
Chip 1OOkohm 1/1OW
RM738--104J
R060
247 0010 945
Chip 18kohm 1/10W
RM73B--183J
R061
247 0007 961
Chip 1.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B-·122J
R062
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM738--103J
R063
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/1OW
RM738--472J
R064
247 0002 940
Chip 8.2ohm 1/10W
RM738--8R2K
59
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LA-3500 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Ref. No.
Part No.
Remarks
Part Name
Ref. No.
Part No.
Part Name
Remarks
R065
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 111 OW
RM73B--331J
R206
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 111 OW
RM73B-222J
R073
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R207
247 0004 980
Chip 82ohm 1/1OW
RM73B-820J
R076,077
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B-103J
R208
247 0009 901
Chip 4. 7kohm 111 OW
RM73B-472J
R078
247 0014 912
Chip 620kohm 1/1OW
RM73B-4'24J
R209,210
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B-102J
ROSO
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B--472J
R221 ,222
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B-1 02J
ROB1-085
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R223,224
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B-472J
ROB?
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
R225,226
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/10W
RM73B-331J
ROBB
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R227,228
247 0008 083
Chip 3.9kohm 1/10W
RM73B-392J
R090
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B--222J
R229,230
247 0010 929
Chip 15kohm 1/10W
RM73B-153J
R091 ,092
247 0010 903
Chip 12kohm 1/1 OW
RM73B--123J
R231 ,232
247 0014 938
Chip 750kohm 1/10W
RM73B-754J
R093
247 0009 927
Chip 5.6kohm 1/10W
RM73B--562J
R233,234
247 0009 969
Chip 8.2kohm 111 OW
RM73B-822J
R095
247 0011 960
Chip 56kohm 1/10W
RM73B--563J
R235,236
247 0012 969
Chip 150kohm 1/1 OW
RM73B-154J
R096
247 0018 905
Chip Oohm 1/1 0W
RM73B--OROK
R237,238
247 0012 927
Chip 100kohm 1/10W
RM73B-104J
R097
247 0006 904
Chip 270ohm 1/10W
RM73B--271J
R239
247 0018 905
Chip Oohm 1/1OW
RM73B-OROK
R098
247 0018 905
Chip Oohm 111 OW
RM73B--OROK
R240
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/10W
RM73B-473J
R101
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B--4 72J
R241
247 0018 905
Chip Oohm 1/10W
RM73B-OROK
Chip 22kohm 1/10W
RM73B--223J
R242
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/1 OW
RM73B-473J
R102
RM73B-103J
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B-472J
R303
247 0006 946
Chip 390ohm 1/1 OW
RM73B-391J
R304
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/10W
RM73B-473J
Chip 2.2ohm 1/10W
RM73B--2R2K
R305
247 0008 960
Chip 3.3kohm 1/1 OW
RM73B-332J
.... .............................;.....,.,.........................
R306
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/10W
RM73B-473J
R307
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B-102J
RM73B--470J
R308
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/1 OW
RM73B-473J
RM73B--120J
R309,310
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B-103J
R311-328
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/1 OW
RM73B-473J
R329-338
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B-1 02J
R341
247 0009 901
Chip 4. 7kohm 111 OW
RM73B-472J
R342,343
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B-103J
R355
247 0018 905
Chip Oohm 1/10W
RM73B-OROK
R357-359
247 0018 905
Chip Oohm 1/10W
RM73B-OROK
R360,361
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/10W
RM73B-473J
RM73B-472J
.
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RM73B--103J
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247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
247 0009 901
RM73B-·223J
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Chip 1Okohm 1/1 OW
R119
247 0009 082
Chip 22kohm 1/1 OW
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R301
R302
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
R120
245 2376 005
Metal film 5.1 kohm 1/4W
RN14K2E512F(5)
R362
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
R121,122
247 0010 961
Chip 22kohm 1/10W
RM73B--223J
R363-370
247 0018 905
Chip Dohm 1/10W
RM73B-OROK
R124
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM738--103J
R371
247 0012 927
Chip 100kohm 1/10W
RM73B-104J
R125
247 0007 903
Chip 680ohm 1/10W
RM73B-4581J
R126
247 0014 967
Chip 1Mohm 1/10W
RM73B--105J
247 0011 902
Chip 33kohm 1/10W
R127
247 0009 943
Chip 6.8kohm 1/10W
RM73B-4582J
R706
247 0008 902
Chip 1.Bkohm 1/10W
RM73B-182J
R128
247 0010 961
Chip 22kohm 1/1 OW
RM73B--223J
R707
247 0008 973
Chip 3.6kohm 1/10W
RM73B-362J
RM73B--2R2K
R708
247 0009 927
Chip 5.6kohm 1/1 OW
RM73B-562J
R709
247 0010 961
Chip 22kohm 1/10W
RM73B-223J
R710
24 7 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1 OW
RM73B-103J
RM73B-4582J
RM73B--223J
R137
245 2368 945
Metal film 4.7kohm 1/4W
~B1~~.t19 · 2¥ggf3~?z ·•· ii\~~\1~fifoi.1R£hm1vt ·
4B704
RM73B-333J
25R111 , .1 v';;:u:'i!'i'et• 1 · · ·."4&ia11icfi.1fli·1· ~9fon1W I•.·•·I••···•·•II~ B§11§~!%J80J~s§(s)
R712
247 0005 947
Chip 150ohm 1/10W
RM73B-151J
R713
2470007903
Chip680ohm1/10W
RM73B-681J
RM73B--223J
R714
247 0005 921
Chip 120ohm 1/10W
RM73B-121J
RN14K2E472F(5)
R715
247 0010 903
CHIP 12kohm 1/10W
5§11~i19§Jij~§(§i
2470004922
Chip 47ohm 1/10W
RM73B--470J
R150
245 2369 902
Metal film B.2kohm 1/4W
RN 14K2E822F(5)
£~fo
• • · • • • • • • · 247
g4Jg9~§{)§4.
M~!tF/50V
CK73B1 H472K
C225.226
C227,228
2551264 982
Film 0.0047µF/50V
CQ93M1 H472J(B)
257 0004 903
Chip(Ceramic) 56pF/50V
CC73SL1H560J
C229,230
2561034 021
Metalized 0.039µF/50V
C231
254 4254 909
Electrolytic 10riF/16V
CF93A 1H393J
CE04W1C100M
C232
254 4260 935
Electrolytic 0.47,1F/50V
CE04W1 HR47M
C233
C234
2561034 076
257 0014 935
Metalized 0.1 µF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 µ F/25V
CF93A1H104J
CK73F1 E104Z
C235,236
254 4254 909
Electrolytic 1OµF/16V
CE04W1C100M
C237
Electrolytic 220µ F/6.3V
CE04WOJ221 M
C238
C239,240
254 4250 932
254 4250 932
254 3052 908
Electrolytic 220µF/6.3V
Electrolytic 22µF/10V (Bipolar)
CE04WOJ221 M
CE04D1A220MBP
C241
254 4250 932
Electrolytic 220µF/6.3V
CE04WOJ221 M
C301
C302,303
254 4252 930
CE04W1A101M
257 0014 935
Electrolytic 1OOµF/1OV
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1,uF/25V
C304
254 4260 935
Electrolytic 0.47>tF/50V
CK73F1E104Z
CE04W1 HR47M
CAPACITORS GROUP
Electrolytic 22µ F/16V
Metalized 0.047µF/50V
CE04W1 C220M
CF93A 1H473J
2561034 979
Metalized 0.1 ~1F/50V
CF93A 1H104J
254 4254 938
CE04W1C470M
255 1264 924
Electrolytic 47>tF/16V
Film 0.0015µF/50V
257 0009 966
Chip(Ceramic) 0.0047µF/50V
CK73B1H472K
C009- 011
254 4260 948
Electrolytic 1µF/50V
CE04W1 H01 OM
C012
254 4260 964
Electrolytic 3.3µF/50V
CE04W1 H3R3M
C013
257 0009 937
Chip(Ceramic) 0.0027µF/50V
CK73B1 H272K
C014
257 0005 960
Chip(Ceramic) 270pF/50V
CC73SL 1H271 J
C015
254 4252 927
CE04W1A470M
C017
257 0004 961
Electrolytic 47>tF/10V
Chip(Ceramic) 100pF/50V
C018.019
254 4252 927
Electrolytic 47µF/1OV
CE04W1A470M
C020-022
254 4254 909
Electrolytic 1Oµ F/16V
CE04W1C100M
C023,024
2561034 076
Metalized 0.1 µF/50V
CF93A 1H104J
C025
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1µF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
C026
254 4260 948
Electrolytic 1µ F/50V
CE04W1 H01 OM
C027
257 0009 924
Chip(Ceramic) 0.0022µF/50V
CK73B 1H222K
C028.029
257 0006 943
Chip(Ceramic) 560pF/50V
CC73SL1H561J
C030
257 0005 986
Chip(Ceramic) 330pF/50V
CC73SL1H331J
C031.032
257 0003 920
Chip(Ceramic) 27pF/50V
CC73SL 1H270J
C033
254 4260 948
CE04W1 H01 OM
C034
C035,036
254 4252 927
Electrolytic 1µF/50V
Electrolytic 47riF/1OV
254 4252 927
Electrolytic 4?,iF/1OV
CE04W1A470M
C037.038
257 0007 900
Chip(Ceramic) 0.001,tF/50V
CC73SL 1H102J
C039
C040
2551249 994
257 0009 924
Film 0.015>tF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.0022µF/50V
CQ93M1H153J(B)
CK73B 1H222K
C003
C001
254 4254 912
2561034 076
C004
C005
C007
coos
CQ93M1 H152J(B)
CC73SL1H101J
CE04W1A470M
C041
257 0009 966
Chip(Ceramic) 0.0047µF/50V
CK73B1 H472K
C042
254 4254 918
Electrolytic 10>tF/35V
CE04W1V100M
C043.044
257 0010 900
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01µF/50V
C045.Q46
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1>tF/25V
CK73B1 H103K
CK73B1E104K
C047
257 0011 996
254 4252 927
Electrolytic 47µ F/1OV
CE04W1A470M
C048
254 4252 930
Electrolytic 1OOµF/1OV
CE04W1A101M
C050
257 0010 900
CK73B1H103K
C051
C054,055
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01µF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 µF/25V
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1µF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
C056
C057
257 0003 904
Chip(Ceramic) 22pF/50V
CC73SL1H220J
257 0010 900
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01µF/50V
CK73B1H103K
CK73F1E104Z
C062
257 0010 942
Chip(Ceramic) 0.022>tF/50V
CK73B 1H223K
C063-068
257 0014 935
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1 µF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
COBO
C090,091
257 00 10 900
CK73B1H103K
257 0011 967
Chip( Ceramic) 0.01 ,1F/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.033µF/25V
C092
256 1034 050
Metalized 0.068µF/50V
CF93A 1H683J
C093
C094
257 0010 900
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01,1F/50V
CK73B 1H103K
C096
254 4254 912
257 0001 951
Electrolytic 22>1 F/16V
Chip(Ceramic) 3pF/50V
CE04W1 C220M
CC73SL 1H3ROC
C101
257 0010 900
Chip(Ceramic) 0.0 1riF/50V
CK73B1 H103K
C102
254 3056 988
Electrolytic 0.22µF/50V (Bipolar)
CE04D1 HR22MBP
C103
C104
257 0010 900
254 3056 988
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01>tF/50V
Electrolytic 0.22,1F/50V (Bipolar)
CK73B1 H1 03K
CE04D1 HR22MBP
C105
257 0003 988
Chip(Ceramic) 47pF/50V
CC73SL1H470J
CK73B 1E333K
C305
257 0010 900
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01 µF/50V
CK73B 1H103K
C306-308
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 µF/25V
CK73F1 E1 04Z
C310
257 0014 935
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1 µF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
C701-703
257 0011 967
Chip(Ceramic) 0.033µF/25V
C704-706
254 3056 959
Electrolytic 10µF/50V (Bipolar)
CK73B 1E333K
CE04D1 H1 OOM BP
C707
257 0007 900
2561034 076
Chip( Ceramic) 0.001 µF/50V
C708
Metalized 0.1µ F/50V
CC73SL 1H102J
CF93A1H104J
C709
254 4252 927
Electrolytic 47µ F/1OV
CE04W1A470M
C710
C711
254 3056 014
254 4260 948
Electrolytic 1µ F/50V (Bipolar)
Electrolytic 1µF/50V
CE04D1 H01 OMBP
CE04W1 H01 OM
C712
254 4260 906
Electrolytic 0.1µF/50V
CE04W1 HOR1 M
C713
254 4260 993
Electrolytic 22µF/50V
CE04W1 H220M
C714
255 4213 956
2561034 018
Film 0.0068µF/50V
CQ93M1 H682J(B)
CF93A 1H333J
CC73SL1H681 J
C715
Metalized 0.033µF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 680pF/50V
C716
257 0006 969
C718
2561034 076
Metalized 0.1µF/50V
CF93A 1H104J
C730
254 4254 938
Electrolytic 47riF/16V
CE04W1C470M
C731
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 ftF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
C732
254 4254 938
Electrolytic 47µ F/16V
CE04W1C470M
61
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2U-2571 SUB UNIT
Ref. No.
Part No.
C733.734
254 4254 950
C735
C736
Part Name
Remarks
Electrolytic 100µ F/35V
CE04W1V101M
254 4256 949
Electrolytic 100µ F/25V
CE04W1E101 M
Chip(Ceramic) O.Ql >tF/50V
CK73B1 H103K
C737
257 0010 900
254 4260 977
Electrolytic 4.7µF/50V
CE04W1H4R7M
C73S.739
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1>tF/25V
CK73F1El04Z
C740
254 4254 93S
Electrolytic 47µF/16V
CE04W1C470M
C741.742
257 0014 935
2544254 93S
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 >tF/25V
CK73F1 E104Z
Electrolytic 4?,iF/16V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1>tF/25V
CE04W1C470M
Electrolytic 47>t F/16V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 >tF/25V
CE04W1C470M
C743
C744,745
C746
C747.748
257 0014 935
254 4254 93S
CK73F1E104Z
Electrolytic 47>tF/16V
CK73F1E1 04Z
CE04W1C470M
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 >tF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
2544254 938
257 0014 935
Electrolytic 47>tF/16V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1µF/25V
CE04W1C470M
C756
C757-759
2544254 938
Electrolytic 47>tF/16V
CE04W1C470M
C749
257 0014 935
254 4254 938
C753.754
C755
CK73F1 El04Z
OTHERS GROUP
235 0070 937
Band Pass Filter
Band Pass Filter
Inductor 33µ H
L201
235 0070 940
Inductor 39µ H
L202
235 0060 921
Inductor 1Sµ H
L301
235 0070 924
Inductor 27µH
L701
232 0176 007
Choke Coil
FL223
FL228
L001-007
261 0133909
261 0134908
2.3MHz
2.8MHz
94uH ELC15EOOS
LC001
399 0199 002
Low Pass Filter
1.7MHz
X001
X301
399 0197 004
Crystal resonator
399 0195 909
Crystal resonator
21.0MHz
S.OMHz EFOGCS004A4
CN3
205 0233 032
3P EH Connector Base
CN7
205 0702 06S
7P FFC Connector Base(L)
CNSA
205 S024 001
SP Connector Base
CNSC
SP IL-S Connector Base(L)
CN9A
205 S026 009
205 S024 014
CN11
205 0275 016
11 P EH Connector Base
CN13A
205 0824 027
13P EH Connector Base
CN13C
205 066S 063
13P FFC Connector Base
CN15A
205 066S 005
15P FFC Connector Base
To Loading Mech
9P Connector Base
To Sub Unit
CN15C
205 OS27 oos
CN17A
205 0702 071
17P FFC Connector Base
To Display Unit
CN27
205 0702 OS4
27P FFC Connector Base(L)
To Traverse Mech
203 2293 029
2P SMR Connector Ass'y
417 04S6 000
Mini Radiator
15P IL-S Connector Base(L)
For TR104. TR725
Ref. No. [ Part No.
Part Name
IC401
263 OS74 002
ICAN2661NK
IC402
262 1S10 004
IC404
262 1211 904
IC MBS8327
IC HD14053BFP-TR
IC501
2621599105
262 1774 001
262 1683 901
IC LM33464G-12
IC CXA1 145M
IC502
IC503
262 1803 008
IC MN6626
262 1764 901
IC SM5841AS
IC603
IC604,605
2621616004
IC HG62E33R79FS
2621 171 002
IC PCM61P
IC606,607
IC608.609
263 0672 903
262 1211 904
IC BA4558F
IC HD14053BFP-TR
IC610
IC611
263 0672 903
IC BA4558F
2621211 904
IC HD14053BFP-TR
IC612,613
263 0672 903
IC BA4558F
IC614
2621205 907
IC TC74HCU04AF
ICS01
2621799 002
IC MN8S11
IC802
2621800 001
IC803.804
IC805
262 179S 003
262 0707 901
262 1797 004
IC MN8812
IC MB81C1501
IC901
499 0150 008
IC SBX1610-52
IC951
263 0690 901
IC NJM4556MB
TR401
928 0036 701
Transistor 2SD601 A
TR402
928 0022100
Transistor 2SC2295
TR403
928 0036 701
TR404
272 0125 904
Transistor 2SD601A
Transistor 2SB709A
TR405-407 928 0036 701
Transistor 2SD601A
TR410
272 0125 904
Transistor 2SB709A
TR411,412
928 0036 701
Transistor 2SD601A
TR427
928 0022100
Transistor 2SC2295
TR428
928 0036 701
Transistor 2SD601A
TR429
928 0024 302
Transistor UN221 1
TR501,502 928 0036 701
Transistor 2SD601A
272 0125 904
Transistor 2SB709A
274 0036 701
Transistor 2SD601A
TR601-604 274 0155 909
928 0024 302
TR605
TR606
269 0139 907
TR607
928 0024 302
Transistor 2SD1306NETL
Transistor UN221 1
Transistor UN2 116
Transistor UN221 1
TR801-80 3 928 0036 701
TR804-808 272 0125 904
928 0036 701
TR809
Transistor 2SD601A
TR810
272 0125 904
Transistor 2SB709A
TR811-81 3 928 0036 701
272 0125 904
TR814
Transistor 2SD601 A
TR815 ,816 928 0036 701
Transistor 2SD601 A
Transistor 2SB709A
Transistor 2SD601A
Transistor 2SB709A
Transistor 2SD601A
269 0132 904
Transistor UN2111
TR827
272 0125 904
Transistor 2SB709A
TR830
928 0024 302
Transistor UN221 1
TR901
928 0024 302
TR825
TR951 .952 274 0155 909
D401.402
276 0432 000
Remarks
IC TC4053BF
IC MN187324XGD
IC903
TR503
TR504
I
IC YVZ152-F
IC601
IC602
TR818-82 2 928 0036 70 1
62
I
SEMICONDUCTORS GROUP
Transistor UN2211
Transistor 2SD1306NETL
Diode 1SS270A
Remote Sensor
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LA-3500
Part Name
I
Remarks
Ref. No.
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Part Name
I
Remarks
Ref. No.
Part No.
D404,405
276 0432 000
Diode 1SS270A
R461
247 0013 900
Chip 220kohm 1/10W
D601
276 0432 000
Diode 1SS270A
R462
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··222J
D602
276 0554 014
Diode FC54M
247 0007 945
Chip lkohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
D603
276 0432 000
Diode 1SS270A
R463
R464
247 0005 989
Chip 220ohm 1/1OW
RM73B··221J
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
RM73B··224J
D801.802
276 0432 000
Diode 1SS270A
R465
D901-904
276 0432 000
Diode 1SS270A
R466
R480
247 0009 901
Chip 4. 7kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··472J
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··222J
LD901
393 9464 905
LED SEL·1410G
R481
R482-493
247 0006 988
247 0005 905
Chip 560ohm 1/1OW
RM73B··561J
Chip 100ohm 1/10W
RM73B··101J
R494
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
R495
247 0005 905
Chip 100ohm 1/10W
RM73B··101J
R501 ,502
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··473J
R503
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B··103J
R504
247 0014 967
Chip 1Mohm 1/1OW
RM73B··105J
R505
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/1OW
RM73B··331J
R506-508
Chip 470ohm 1/10W
Chip 100ohm 1/10W
RM73B··471J
R509-511
247 0006 962
247 0005 905
R512 ,513
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
R514
247 0005 947
Chip 150ohm 1/10W
RM73B··151J
R515
247 0008 902
Chip 1.8kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··182J
R516
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
R517
245 2370 920
Metal film 27kohm 1/4W
RN14K2E273F(5)
R518
247 0005 963
Chip 180ohm 1/10W
RM73B··181J
R519
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B··222J
Green
RESISTORS GROUP (Not included Carbon Film±5%1/4W)
VR602,603 2116093970
Adjust 1OOkohm
V06PB104
VR801
21 1 6093938
Adjust 1kohm
V06PB102
VR951
21 1 0764001
Variable
V0920FA203
R401
247 0010 961
Chip 22kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··223J
R402
247 0009 943
Chip 6.8kohm 1/10W
RM73B··682J
R403
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··222J
R404
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/10W
RM73B··331J
R405
R406
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B··222J
247 0006 946
Chip 390ohm 1/10W
RM73B··391J
R407.408
247 0006 962
Chip 470ohm 1/10W
RM73B··471J
R409
247 0005 947
Chip 150ohm 1/10W
RM73B··151J
R410
247 0007 929
Chip 820ohm 1/10W
RM73B··821J
R411
247 0008 960
Chip 3.3kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··332J
R412
247 0006 962
Ch ip 470ohm 1/10W
RM73B··471J
R413
247 0010 084
Chip 27kohm 1/10W
RM73B··273J
R414
Ch ip 12kohm 1/10W
RM73B··123J
R415
247 0010 903
247 0012 943
Ch ip 120kohm 1/10W
RM73B··124J
R416
247 0012 927
Chip 100kohm 1/10W
RM73B··104J
R417
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B··103J
R418
247 0006 988
247 0006 962
Chip 560ohm 1/10W
Chip 470ohm 1/10W
247 0008 902
Chip 1.8kohm 1/10W
RM73B··561J
RM73B··471J
RM73B··182J
R421
247 0006 991
Chip 620ohrr.1 /10W
RM73B··621J
R422
R423
247 0009 037
247 0005 989
Chip 6.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B··622J
RM73B··221J
R424
R425
247 0006 988
247 0008 944
R426
R419
R420
Chip 220ohm 1/1OW
Chip 560ohm 1/10W
RM73B··561J
Chip 2.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B··272J
247 0008 083
Chip 3.9kohm 1/10W
RM73B··392J
R427
247 0006 946
Chip 390ohm 1/10W
RM73B··391J
R428
247 0007 929
Chip 820ohm 1/10W
RM73B··821J
R430
247 0014 941
Chip 820kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··824J
R431
247 0014 909
Chip 560kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··564J
R439
247 0009 927
Chip 5.6kohm 1/10W
RM73B··562J
R440
247 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
RM73B··103J
R441-443
Chip 100ohm 1/10W
RM73B··101J
R445
247 0005 905
247 0006 962
Chip 4?Dohm 1/1OW
RM73B··471J
R446
247 0006 959
Chip 430ohm 1/10W
RM73B··431J
R447
247 0007 945
Chip l kohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
R451
247 0007 945
Chip lkohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
R452
247 0006 904
Chip 270ohm 1/10W
RM73B··271J
R454
247 0007 945
RM73B··102J
R455
247 0004 964
Chip lkohm 1/10W
Chip 68ohm 1/10W
R458
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B··222J
R459
247 0018 905
Chip Dohm 1/10W
R460
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B··OROK
RM73B··222J
RM73B··680J
RM73B··101J
R520
247 0008 902
Chip 1.8kohm 1/10W
RM73B··182J
R521,522
247 0010 961
Chip 22kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··223J
R523
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B··222J
R524-528
Chip 47kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··473J
R529
247 0011 944
247 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
RM73B··103J
R530
247 0009 927
Chip 5.6kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··562J
R531
247 0009 943
Chip 6.8kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··682J
R532
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
R533
R534
247 0009 082
247 0009 943
RM73B··103J
RM73B··682J
R535
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
Chip 6.Skohm 1/10W
Chip 10kohm 1/1OW
R601
247 0007 929
Chip 820ohm 1/1OW
RM73B··821J
R602,603
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
R604,605
R606
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/10W
247 0012 927
Chip 100kohm 1/10W
RM73B··103J
RM73B··222J
RM73B··104j
R607
247 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
RM73B··103J
R608,609
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B··472J
R610
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··473J
R611
247 0012 927
Chip 100kohm 1/10W
RM73B··104J
R612
247 0012 901
Chip 82kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··823J
R613
247 0012 927
Chip 1OOkohm 111 OW
RM73B··104J
R614
247 0006 962
Chip 470ohm 1/10W
RM73B··471J
R615
247 0002 966
Chip 10ohm 1/10W
RM73B··100J
R616
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
R620
247 0012 927
Chip 1OOkohm 1/1OW
RM73B··104J
R623
Chip Dohm 1/1OW
RM73B··DROK
R625
247 0018 905
247 0009 943
Chip 6.8kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··682J
R626-640
247 0005 905
Chip 100ohm 1/10W
RM73B··101J
R641
247 00-12 998
Chip 200kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··204J
R642
247 0012 927
Chip 1OOkohm 1/1OW
RM73B··104J
R643
247 0012 998
Chip 200kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··204J
R644
247 0003 907
Chip 15ohm 1/10W
RM73B··150J
R645
247 0014 925
Chip 680kohm 1/1OW
RM73B··684J
RM73B··103J
63
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-LA-3500
Ref. No.
Part No.
Part Name
Remarks
Ref. No.
Part No.
Part Name
Remarks
R646
247 0012 998
Chip 200kohm 1/1OW
RM73B·-204J
R829 .830
247 0005 976
Chip 200ohm 1/10W
RM73B-·201 J
R647
247 0012 927
Chip 100kohm 1/10W
RM73B--104J
R831
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R648
247 0012 998
Chip 200kohm 1/10W
RM73B--204J
R832
247 0008 931
Chip 2.4kohm 1/1OW
RM73B-·242J
R649
247 0003 907
Chip 1Sohm 1/10W
RM73B--1 SOJ
R833
247 0008 944
Chip 2.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B--272J
R650
247 0014 925
Chip 680kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--684J
R834.835
247 0008 960
Chip 3.3kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--332J
R651
247 0013 984
Chip 470kohm 1/10W
RM73B--474J
R836
247 0005 976
Chip 200ohm 1/10W
RM73B--201J
R652
R653
247 0014 967
247 0012 998
Chip 1Mohm 1/10W
Chip 200kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--1 OSJ
RM73B--204J
R837
R838
247 0005 905
247 0008 931
Chip 100ohm 1/10W
Chip 2.4kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--1O1 J
RM73B--242J
R654
247 0013 984
Chip 470kohm 1/1OW
RM73B-·474J
R839
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
R655
247 0014 967
Chip 1Mohm 1/10W
RM73B-·1OSJ
R840
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B·-102J
R656
247 0012 998
Chip 200kohm 1/10W
RM73B--204J
R841
247 0007 961
Chip 1.2kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--122J
R657
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
R842
247 0005 90S
Chip 100ohm 1/10W
RM73B--101J
R658
247 0009 927
Chip 5.6kohm 1/10W
RM73B-·562J
R843
247 0007 94S
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R659
247 0009 998
Chip 11kohm 1/10W
RM73B--113J
R844
247 0006 962
Chip 470ohm 1/10W
RM73B··471J
R660-663
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B--472J
R845
247 0007 932
Chip 910ohm 1/10W
RM73B··911J
R664
247 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
RM73B--103J
R846-849
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B··102J
R665.666
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/10W
RM73B--473J
R8SO
247 0010 961
Chip 22kohm 1/1OW
RM73B·-223J
R667
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R851
247 0007 987
Chip 1.Skohm 1/10W
RM73B--152J
R668.669
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--331J
R852.853
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--331J
R671
247 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
RM73B--103J
R8SS.8S6
247 0004 977
Chip ?Sohm 1/10W
RM73B--750J
R672
247 0009 927
Chip S.6kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--562J
R8S8
247 0006 988
Chip 560ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--S61 J
R673
Chip 11kohm 1/10W
RM73B--113J
R8S9
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--222J
R676.677
247 0009 998
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B--472J
R860
247 0008 960
Chip 3.3kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--332J
R679-682
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--473J
R861
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B--472J
R683.684
247 0005 976
Chip 200ohm 1/10W
RM73B--201J
R862
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/1OW
RM73B-·331J
R685.686
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--472J
R863
247 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
RM73B--103J
R687
247 0004 922
Chip 47ohm 1/10W
RM73B·-470J
R864
247 0004 977
Chip ?Sohm 1/10W
RM73B--750J
R688
247 0007 929
Chip 820ohm 1/10W
RM73B·-821J
R86S
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--331J
R689
247 0018 90S
Chip Oehm 1/10W
RM73B·-OROK
R868
247 0004 977
Chip ?Sohm 1/10W
RM73B--750J
R691 .692
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/10W
RM73B·-4 73J
R869.870
247 0009 98S
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
R693.694
247 0005 976
Chip 200ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--201 J
R871
247 0005 905
Chip 1OOohm 1/1OW
RM73B-·101J
R695.696
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B--472J
R872
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/1OW
RM73B·-222J
R697
247 0006 962
Chip 470ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--471J
R873
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--473J
R801
247 0006 988
Chip 560ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--561J
R874
247 0007 903
Chip 680ohm 1/10W
RM73B--681 J
R802
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--222J
R87S
247 0007 929
Chip 820ohm 1/10W
RM73B--821 J
R803
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
R876
247 0007 94S
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R804
247 0006 991
Chip 620ohm 1/1OW
RM73B--621J
R877
247 0006 962
Chip 470ohm 1/10W
RM73B--471 J
R805
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B--222J
R878
247 0007 903
Chip 680ohm 1/10W
RM73B-·681 J
R806
247 0009 927
Chip 5.6kohm 1/10W
RM73B--562J
R879-882
247 0006 904
Chip 270ohm 1/10W
RM73B--271J
R807
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R883
247 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
RM73B·-103J
R808
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/10W
RM73B--473J
R88S
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B--472J
R809
247 0010 929
Chip 15kohm 1/10W
RM73B--153J
R886
24S 2226 003
Metal film 62kohm 1/4W
RN14K2E623G(5)
R810
247 0005 989
Chip 220ohm 1/1OW
RM73B·-221 J
R887
24S 2376 021
Metal film 7.Skohm 1/4W
RN14K2E7S2G(S)
R812.813
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/10W
RM73B--331J
R888
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
RN14K2E224G(S)
R81 4
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--472J
R889
24S 2376 092
Metal film 220kohm 1/4W
R815
247 0004 922
Chip 47ohm 1/10W
RM73B--470J
R890-893
247 0018 90S
Chip Oohm 1/10W
RM73B--OROK
R816
247 0005 905
Chip 100ohm 1/10W
RM73B--101J
R901 ,902
247 0009 082
Chip 1Okohm 1/1OW
RM73B--103J
R817
247 0014 967
Chip 1Mohm 1/10W
RM73B·-1 OSJ
R903-905
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R818
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
R906
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
R819
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
R907-914
247 0011 944
Chip 47kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--473J
R820 .821
247 0012 927
Chip 100kohm 1/10W
RM73B--104J
R917
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/10W
RM73B--331J
R822
247 0006 920
Chip 330ohm 1/1OW
RM73B-·331J
R919
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
RM73B--103J
R823
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B-·472J
R921-926
247 0009 082
Chip 10kohm 1/10W
247 0008 928
Chip 2.2kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--222J
R927
247 0009 901
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
RM73B--102J
Chip 4.7konm 111ow
RM73B·-103J
R824
R825 ,826
R928
247 0007 945
Chip 1kohm 1/10W
R827
247 0007 987
Chip 1.5kohm 1/10W
RM73B--152J
R929
247 0018 905
Chip Oehm 1/1OW
RM73B--OROK
R828
247 0005 905
Chip 100ohm 1/10W
RM73B·-101J
R931
247 0009 901
Chip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B-·472J
64
RM73B--472J
RM73B--102J
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LA-3500
Ref No.
Part No.
Park Name
Remarks
Part No.
R951 .952
R953,954
247 001 2 927
Chip 1OOkohm 1/1OW
RM73B·-104J
C513
CC73SL1H121J
Chip 12kohm 1/10W
RM73B--123J
C514
257 0004 987
254 4254 909
Chip(Ceramic) 120pF/50V
247 0010 903
Electrolytic 1Oµ F/16V
CE04W1C100M
R955,956
247 0009 969
Chip 8.2kohm 1/10W
RM73B--822J
C516
257 0004 903
247 0004 948
Chip 56ohm 1/10W
RM73B--560J
C517
257 0004 987
Chip(Ceramic) 56pF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 120pF/50V
CC73SL1H560J
R957.958
R959- 962
247 0009 901
Ch ip 4.7kohm 1/10W
RM73B··472J
C518
254 4260 951
Electrolytic 2.2µF/50V
CE04W1H2R2M
Ch ip 100kohm 1/1OW
RM73B--1 04J
C519
255 1265 936
Film 0.01 ftF/50V
C093M1H1 03J(B)
C520
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0. 1ft F/25V
CK73F1E104Z
C521
2551265 936
Film 0.01 µF/50V
CQ93M1H103J(B)
C522
2551265 923
Film 0.0082µF/50V
CQ93M1H822J(B)
C523
C527
2551265 936
C093M1 H103J(B)
257 0010 900
Film 0.01 µF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01µF/50V
C601
254 4305 065
Electrolytic 1ft F/50V
CK73B1H1 03K
CE04W1 H010M(SRE)
C602
Electrolytic 1ftF/50V (Bipolar)
CE04D1 H01 OMBP
C603
254 3061 902
2561034 076
Metalized 0.1µF/50V
CF93A 1H104J
C604
2561035017
Metalized 0.22µF/50V
CF93A 1H224J
C605
257 0014 935
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1 µF/25V
CK73F1 E104Z
C606
2551264 908
Film 0.001 µF/50V
C093M1 H102J(B)
C607
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1µF/25V
CK73F1E1 04Z
C608
254 4254 925
Electrolytic 33µF/16V
CE04W1C330M
C609
2551265 978
Film 0.022µF/50V
C093M1 H223J(B)
C610
C611
2561035 059
Metalized 0.47ftF/50V
CF93A 1H474J
254 4252 930
C612
C613
Electrolytic 1OOftF/1OV
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 µF/25V
CE04W1A101M
257 0014 935
257 0012 966
C620
C621
R963-988
247 0012 927
Park Name
Remarks
Ref No.
CAPACITORS GROUP
CK73F1 E104Z
CC73SL1H121J
257 0014 935
257 0004 987
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 ~1F/25V
257 0005 986
257 0006 927
Chip(Ceramic) 330pF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 470pF/50V
CC73SL1H331J
C405
C406
257 0003 920
Chip(Ceramic) 27pF/50V
CC73SL1H270J
C407
257 0004 945
Chip(Ceramic) 82pF/50V
CC73SL1H820J
C408
257 0003 920
Chip(Ceramic) 27pF/50V
CC73SL1H270J
C409
C410.411
257 0001 951
Chip(Ceramic) 3pF/50V
CC73SL1H3ROC
257 0012 966
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01 µF/50V
CK73F1H103Z
C412
254 4252 927
Electrolytic 47µF/10V
CE04W1A470M
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01µF/50V
CK73F1H103Z
C401
C402.403
C404
C41 3
Chip(Ceramic) 120pF/50V
CC73SL1H471J
C414
257 0010 900
Ch ip(Ceramic) 0.01µ F/50V
CK73B1 H103K
C415
257 0003 904
Chip(Ceramic) 22pF/50V
CC73SL1H220J
C416
257 0004 932
Chip(Ceramic) 75pF/50V
CC73SL 1H750J
C41 7
257 0004 958
Chip(Ceramic) 91pF/50V
CC73SL1H910J
C41 8
257 0004 929
Ch ip(Ceramic) 68pF/50V
CC73SL 1H680J
C419
254 4250 932
Electrolytic 220µ F/6.3V
CE04WOJ221 M
C420
257 0004 945
Chip(Ceramic) 82pF/50V
CC73SL 1H820J
C421
257 0003 975
Ch ip(Ceramic) 43pF/50V
CC73SL1H430J
C422
257 0012 966
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01 ftF/50V
CK73F1 H103Z
C423
254 4252 930
Electrolytic 1OOµF/1OV
CE04W1A101M
C424
257 0003 920
Ch ip(Ceramic) 27pF/50V
CC73SL 1H270J
C425
C426
257 0004 929
254 4260 935
Chip(Ceramic) 68pF/50V
Electrolytic 0.47µF/50V
CC73SL 1H680J
CE04W1 HR47M
C427-429
257 0012 966
Chip(Ceramic) O.Q1 ft F/50V
CK73F1 H103Z
C430
254 4252 930
Electrolytic 1OOftF/1OV
CE04W1A101M
C431
254 4250 932
Electrolytic 220µF/6.3V
CE04WOJ221 M
C432
C433
257 0012 966
257 0004 945
Ch ip(Ceramic) 0.01 ftF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 82pF/50V
CK73F1H1 03Z
CC73SL 1H820J
C436
257 0007 900
Chip(Ceramic) 0.001ftF/50V
CC73SL1H102J
C440
254 4305 065
Electrolytic 1µ F/50V
CE04W1 H01 OM(SRE)
C441.442
257 0003 946
Chip(Ceramic) 33pF/50V
C443
C445
254 4252 930
257 0005 986
254 4254 909
Electrolytic 100µ F/1OV
Chip(Ceramic) 330pF/50V
Electrolytic 1OµF/16V
CC73SL1H330J
CE04W1A101M
CC73SL1H331 J
CE04W1C100M
C446
C447
C448
257 0005 944
Chip(Ceramic) 220pF/50V
CC73SL1H221 J
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1µF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
C462
257 0012 966
C496
257 0004 961
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01 ftF/25V
Chip(Ceramic) 1OOpF/50V
CK73F1E103Z
CC73SL1H101J
C501
254 4252 927
Electrolytic 4?>1F/1OV
CE04W1A470M
C502- 504
257 0014 935
C505
C506
254 4252 969
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1ftF/25V
Electrolytic 470µF/1OV
CK73F1E104Z
CE04W1 A471 M
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1ftF/25V
CK73F1 E1 04Z
C507
257 0004 961
Chip(Ceramic) 1OOpF/50V
CC73SL1H101 J
C508
257 0006 927
Chip(Ceramic) 470pF/50V
CC73SL1H471 J
C509
257 0006 969
Chip(Ceramic) 680pF/50V
CC73SL1H681 J
C510
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1ftF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
C511 .512
254 4254 909
Electrolytic 1Oµ F/16V
CE04W1C100M
CC73SL1H121J
Chip( Ceramic) 0.01µF/50V
CK73F1E104Z
CK73F1H103Z
257 0006 901
Chip(Ceramic) 390pF/50V
CC73SL1 H391 J
257 0002 905
Chip(Ceramic) 8pF/50V
CC73SL1H8ROD
C624
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 fLF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
C625
254 4254 909
Electrolytic 10µF/16V
CE04W1C100M
C626-628
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 µF/25V
C629,630
254 4368 934
Electrolytic 100µ F/25V
CK73F1E104.Z
CE04W1 El01 M(ASF)
C631-634
254 4356 001
Electrolytic 1OµF/50V
CE04W1H1OOMC(ARS)
C635
Film 820pF/1OOV
CQ93P2A821 J(NH)
C636
C637
255 4232 005
255 4232 018
255 4232 034
FHm 180pF/1OOV
Film 0.001µF/1OOV
C093P2A181 J(NH)
CQ93P2A102J(NH)
C638
255 4232 076
Film 200pF/1OOV
C093P2A201J(NH)
C640
255 4232 005
Film 820pF/1OOV
CQ93P2A821J(NH)
C641
255 4232 018
Film 180pF/1OOV
CQ93P2A 181 J(NH)
C642
C643
255 4232 034
255 4232 076
Film 0.001µF/1OOV
Film 200pF/1OOV
CQ93P2A 102J(NH)
C650
254 4254 909
C653-656
257 0014 935
Electrolytic 1OµF/16V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 µF/25V
C657
257 0003 904
Chip(Ceramic) 22pF/50V
C660
C658.659
C661
254 4254 954
254 4356 739
257 0003 904
Electrolytic 220µF/16V
Electrolytic 47pF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 22pF/50V
C665,666
254 4356 739
Electrolytic 47pF/50V
CC73SL1H220J
CE04W1 H470MC(ARS)
C667-670
254 4356 014
Electrolytic 1OOµF/50V
CE04W1H101 MC(ARS)
C671-679
257 0014 935
C681-684
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1pF/25V
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1µF/25V
CK73F1 E104Z
CK73F1E104Z
C685
257 0005 986
Chip(Ceramic) 330pF/50V
CC73SL1H331 J
C686-689
257 0014 935
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1 µF/25V
CK73F1E104Z
C690
254 4452 701
CE04W1 C471 MC(ASF)
C691,692
256 1045 007
Electrolytic 470ftF/16V
Metalized 1µF/63V
C693.694
256 1045 010
Metalized 0.47ftF/63V
CF93B1J474K(SA)
C695
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1µF/25V
CK73F1El04Z
C801
257 0003 946
Chip(Ceramic) 33pF/50V
CC73SL1H330J
C802
257 0004 929
Chip(Ceramic) 68pF/50V
CC73SL 1H680J
C093P2A201J(NH)
CE04W1C1 QOM
CK73F1 E104Z
CC73SL1H220J
CE04W1 C221 M
CE04W1 H470MC(ARS)
CF93B1J105K(SA)
65
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Ref No.
Part No.
Park Name
Remarks
Ref No.
Park Name
I Part No.
Remarks
257 0003 946
Chip(Ceramic) 33pF/50V
CC73SL 1H330J
C896
254 4250 042
Electrolytic 330pF/6.3V
CE04WOJ331 M
Chip(Ceramic) 3pF/50V
CC73SL 1H3ROC
C897
CE04WOJ221 M
Electrolytic 47>tF/1OV
CE04W1A470M
C898
254 4250 932
254 4254 938
Electrolytic 220riF/6.3V
C805
257 0001 951
254 4252 927
Electrolytic 47riF/16V
CE04W1C470M
C806
254 4254 909
Electrolytic 1Oft F/16V
CE04W1C100M
C901
254 4260 980
Electrolytic 1Or1F/50V
CE04W1H100M
C807
254 4252 927
Electrolytic 47ftF/1OV
CE04W1A470M
C904
257 0012 966
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01 riF/50V
CK73F1H1032
C808
257 0012 966
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01ftF/50V
CK73F1H1032
C905
Electrolytic 47ftF/16V
CE04W1C470M
C809-811
Electrolytic 100pF/10V
CE04W1A101M
C907-909
Chip(Ceramic) 120pF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 pF/25V
CC73SL 1H121 J
CK73F1E104Z
C951.952
C953,954
254 4252 941
257 0004 903
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 ftF/25V
Electrolytic 100ri F/16V
CK73F1 E1042
CE04W1C101M
C813-817
254 4252 930
257 0004 987
257 0014 935
254 4254 938
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 56pF/50V
CC73SL 1H560J
C818.819
257 0003 904
Chip( Ceramic) 22pF/50V
CC73SL 1H220J
C955.956
257 0012 966
Chip( Ceramic) 0.01 µF/50V
CK73F1H1 032
C820
257 0007 900
Chip(Ceramic) 0.001pF/50V
CC73SL 1H102J
C957
257 0014 935
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1 pF/25V
CK73F1E1042
C821
C822
257 0014 935
257 0010 900
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 ftF/25V
CK73F1 E1042
257 0009 953
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01 ftF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.0039µF/50V
CK73B 1H103K
C823
C824
255 1265 907
Film 0.0068pF/50V
CQ93M1 H682J(B)
C825
254 4305 065
Electrolytic 1p F/50V
CE04W1 H01 OM(SRE)
C803
C804
C812
CK73B1 H392K
C826
257 0002 921
Chip( Ceramic) 1OpF/50V
CC73SL 1H1 OOD
C827
257 0012 966
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01 ftF/50V
CK73F1H1032
C828.829
257 0014 935
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1 ftF/25V
CK73F1E1042
C830
257 00 14 935
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1 ftF/25V
CK73F1E1042
C831
254 4252 930
Electrolytic 100pF/10V
CE04W1A101M
C832
257 0014 935
CK73F1E1042
C833
254 4252 930
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 ftF/25V
Electrolytic 100µ F/1OV
CE04W1A101M
C834
257 0014 935
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1 ftF/25V
CK73F1 E1042
C835
254 4252 930
Electrolytic 1OOft F/1OV
CE04W1A101M
C836-838
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 ftF/25V
CK73F1E1042
C839
C840.841
254 4305 065
Electrolytic 1p F/50V
CE04W1 H01 OM(SRE)
257 0014 935
Chip( Ceramic) 0.1r1F/25V
C842
254 4252 930
Electrolytic 100ftF/10V
CK73F1 E1042
CE04W1A101M
C843
257 0003 962
Chip(Ceramic) 39pF/50V
CC73SL 1H390J
C844
257 0005 902
Chip(Ceramic) 150pF/50V
CC73SL1H151J
C845
257 0005 928
Chip(Ceramic) 180pF/50V
C846
257 0003 904
Chip(Ceramic) 22pF/50V
CC73SL1H 181J
CC73SL 1H220J
C847
C848
254 4252 930
Electrolytic 100ftF/10V
CE04W1A101M
257 0003 946
Chip(Ceramic) 33pF/50V
CC73SL1H330J
C849
254 4252 901
Electrolytic 22riF/1OV
CE04D1 A220M
C850
254 4252 930
Electrolytic 100ftF/10V
CE04W1A101M
C851
257 0012 966
Chip( Ceramic) 0.01 ftF/50V
CK73F1H1032
C852
Electrolytic 1Or1F/16V
C853
254 4254 909
257 0012 966
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01 ftF/50V
CE04W1C100M
CK73F1H1032
C854.855
254 4252 930
Electrolytic 100r1F/10V
CE04W1A101M
C856
C857
257 0012 966
257 0004 961
Chip( Ceramic) 0.01 pF/50V
CK73F1H1 032
CC73SL 1H101 J
C858
257 0005 986
Chip(Ceramic) 1OOpF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 330pF/50V
C859
257 0004 961
Chip(Ceramic) 1OOpF/50V
CC73SL 1H101 J
C860
2551265 936
Film 0.01 pF/50V
CQ93M1 H103J(B)
C861
257 0004 945
Chip(Ceramic) 82pF/50V
CC73SL 1H820J
C862
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01riF/50V
CK73F1H1032
C863
257 0012 966
257 0006 969
Chip(Ceramic) 680pF/50V
CC73SL1H681J
C864
2561035 017
Metalized 0.22µF/50V
CF93A 1H224J
C865
255 1265 994
Film 0.033ftF/50V
CQ93M1 H333J(B)
C867-870
257 0005 944
CC73SL 1H221 J
C878
C883
257 0012 966
255 4085 074
Chip(Ceramic) 220pF/50V
Chip(Ceramic) 0.01p F/50V
C884
257 0004 961
CC73SL1H331 J
CK73F1 H1032
Film 0.0082ftF/50V
CQ93P1 H822G
Chip(Ceramic) 100pF/50V
CC73SL1H101J
C890
2561034 076
Metalized 0.1pF/50V
CF93A 1H104J
C894
257 0014 935
Chip(Ceramic) 0.1 r1F/25V
CK73F1 E1042
66
OTHERS
L401
235 0060 921
Inductor 18pH
L402.403
235 0060 950
Inductor 1OµH
L404,405
L406,407
235 0074 962
235 0070 940
Inductor 6.8pH
L408
235 0070 911
Inductor 22r1H
L409.410
235 0070 937
Inductor 33ft H
L411
235 0060 950
Inductor 10pH
L412
235 0060 963
Inductor 15pH
L501
235 0070 911
Inductor 22r1H
L601
235 0060 950
235 0074 904
Inductor 1OpH
Inductor 10pH
L801
235 0060 950
235 0070 940
L802.803
235 0070 924
L804.805
235 0060 950
Inductor 10pH
L806
235 0060 905
Inductor 2.2µH
L807
235 0060 950
Inductor 10pH
L808
L809
235 0074 959
235 0074 975
Inductor 3.9pH
Inductor 8.2pH
L810-814
235 0060 950
Inductor 10pH
L815
235 0070 940
L602
L603
Inductor 39pH
Inductor 5.6pH
Inductor 39pH
Inductor 27µH
Inductor 39µH
SW901-905 212 4388 907
Tact Switch
SW907-911 212 4388 907
399 0196 908
X901
Tact Switch
DL501
231 5902 008
Delay Line
T501
231 5901 009
Filter Coil
X601
399 0096 008
Crystal
16MHz
X801
399 0098 003
Crystal
Band Pass Filter
21.8MHz
14.3MHz
Ceramic Resonator
FL801.802
2610137002
FL901
393 8003 008
FL Tube
JG901
219 0013 002
Jog Shuttle Switch
JK003
204 8265 009
4P RCA Pin Jack
YC001
204 8426 013
S Video Out Terminal
JK001
204 8329 000
2P Pin Jack
JK901
204 8322 007
Headphone Jack
JK004
269 0098 006
205 0343 061
Optical OutTerminal
CN6B
4.19MHz
S Video Out
Optical Out
6P Connector Base(KR-PH)
CN6A
CN8B
205 0343 061
6P Connector Base(KR-PH )
205 0823 002
SP Connector Plug
CN9B
205 0823 015
9P Connector Plug
CN13B
205 0823 028
13P Connector Plug
CN13D
205 0668 063
13P FFC Connector Base
CN15B
205 0668 005
15P FFC Connector Base
To Main Unit
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LA·3500 . . .
2U·27598 TRANS UNIT
Park Name
Remarks
Ref. No.
Remarks
Part Name
Part No.
Ref No.
Part No.
CN17B
205 0668 076
17P FFC Connector Base
203 6414 008
4P SAN Shield Cord
203 0475 072
1P SIN Contact Ass'y
L=60 Black
203 0503 025
1P SIN Connector Ass'y
L=80 Brown
203 0319 044
1P SIN Connector Ass'y
L=170 Yellow
203 0526 002
1P SIN Contact Ass'y
L=100
203 0526 028
1P SIN Contact Ass'y
L=290
203 2292 033
2P SAN Connector Ass'y
203 8367 001
SP SAN Connector Cord
RESISTORS (Not included Carbon Film ±5% 1/4W)
443 8568 107
LED Holder
R750
205 0452 017
Style Pin
To Main Unit
SEMICONDUCTORS GROUP
IC707
263 0809 006
IC NJM7805FA(S)
D720
276 0405 008
Diode S1 WB(A)
D721 ,722
276 0386 017
Diode S2VB20F
244 2064 932
Metallic film 3.9ohm 1W (Bipolar)
RS14B3A392JNBS
CK45E2H103P
CAPACITORS
C720-722
2531053 003
Ceramic0.01 µF/500V
C723,724
254 4319 792
Electrolytic 4700µF/25V
CE04W1 E472MC(ASF)
C725
254 4255 720
Electrolytic 6800µF/16V
CE04W1C682MC
C726
254 4255 717
Electrolytic 4700µF/16V
CE04W1C472MC
C727
254 4255 704
Electrolytic 3300µF/16V
CE04W1C332MC
C728
254 4261 769
Electrolytic 1OOOµF/50V
CE04W1H102MC
253801470:?
Ceia~i0.) 0lµF/109V AC
.CK45F2GAC1 o3MC
CE04W1H100M
6C7!jQ
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C761
254 4260 980
Electrolytic 1OµF/50V
C762
253 9036 006
BC Ceramic 0.1µF/25V
CK45F=1 E104Z
C763
254 4260 980
Electrolytic 1OµF/50V
CE04W1H100M
C764
253 9036 006
BC Ceramic 0.1 µF/25V
CK45F=1E104Z
202 0040 909
Fuse Clip
OTHERS
67
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2U·2572 SWITCH UNIT
Ref. No.
68
Part No.
Part Name
212 1114 006
SWITCH
203 4935 000
3P SAN Connector Cord
205 0702 068
7P FFC Connector Base
Remarks
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NIPPON COWMBIA CO.. LTD.
14-14, AKASAKA4-CHOME , MINATO-KU, TOKYO 107-11 , JAPAN
Telephone : 03 (3584) 8111
Cable : NIPPON COLUMBIA TOKYO Telex: JAPANOLA J22591
Printed in Japan 405
IBU I 0432
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