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Le document fournit des spécifications techniques et des instructions de service pour le lecteur de cassette numérique Marantz DD-92/DD-82. Il inclut des détails sur les connexions, les contrôles, le schéma de circuit, ainsi que des informations sur la commande des pièces et le service après-vente. Des instructions de démontage et des modes de service sont également décrits pour faciliter la maintenance et la réparation de l'appareil.
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267 vues26 pagesMarantz-DD-82-Service-Manual DD82
Le document fournit des spécifications techniques et des instructions de service pour le lecteur de cassette numérique Marantz DD-92/DD-82. Il inclut des détails sur les connexions, les contrôles, le schéma de circuit, ainsi que des informations sur la commande des pièces et le service après-vente. Des instructions de démontage et des modes de service sont également décrits pour faciliter la maintenance et la réparation de l'appareil.
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Service 74 DD-92/o1ci02ci0scio7a
74 DD-82/018/028/058/078
M anu al Digital compact casette recorder
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
TectwacaL SPECIFICATIONS 2
CONNEETIONS AND CONTROLS ;
DsassemeLy &
Senvice woDes /FacToRY MODES 5
MOHOPROCESEOR fo PINS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS 2
‘LocK DIAGRAM o
DeSenPTON OF SicuAL NAMES ey
NotTaae cnanrs a
Wake oAGRAU 8
SCHENATC DAGRAM AND PARTS LOCATIONS 2B
TUAN 9c (P03) POWER SUPPLY PCB PPC3 OC SUPPLY PCE (PEGS /
POWER TRANSFORMER TERMINAL PCB (P83) 2
POWER SUPPLY eARCUIT (PROS POWER TRANSFORMER TERNAL CIRCUIT (PP62)
POWER GCUT (pedo 18] Be SUPPLY CIRCUIT (a3) 2
Ecol echt (b009.26), 3
Neon emu (paoa-48) 3
[ANALOG et, FGHTAL ROUT CRCLIT (POON-€8) /RECBALANCE VOLLME CIRCUIT PVES) «1
RECBALANCE VOLUME PCB (VGH) 8
Dou, MUTE, ANALOG OUT Cincuit Pcoa.) a
HEADPHONE, OM CIRCUIT (PGES) HEADPHONE CXRCUIT(PHDB.12}HOI22) o
HEApeHoMe £0 oH) °
DieiraL eatcure (ozo
DIGITAL emeuT (pzoa27)
Disitat pea a Se gz)
READWAITE PCB A SIDE (PWo2)
Reap Aue emcurr (ones
ae ae nu wes
READIWRITE roe 8 SIDE wD)
‘No conveftea ciscuit (Pace)
‘tbioa Pee (pana)
‘ab'on pce (pans)
‘Sia conventeA cRcu (PAGS 22)
‘Teay wine CONNECTIVE, SERVO ChacuT (p03)
‘TRAY WIRE CONNECTIVE, SEAVO PCB (PND,
Front Fes (rors).
FRONT incur (200)
HEAD, DECK MECHANIGN AND THER WTERFACES
Lestnical Measumenenrs AN ADJUSTMENT
‘Ser exPLobed VIEW AND PARTS UST.
DECK EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST
ELECTRICAL PARTS UIST
BRE ee B® ek BEE”
First issue : 1992
model DD-92/DD-82 462272550978
Pos a7 454 MARANTZ DESIGN AND SERVICE
Using suporior design and séloctod high grade
‘components, MARANTZ company has created the:
tufimate in stereo sound.
‘Oni original MARANTZ parts can ingure that your
MARANTZ product wi continue to perform to the
speetications for which tis famous,
MARANTZ INTERNATIONAL
Vesidik 8
5600 MD Eindhoven.
‘Tho Nethorands
Phone: +31/40.758220
Telefax: 431/40,75.62.99
ee ee Naa he ee Telex: 35000 PHC NL routing IND NLMTFAT
available fo our National Marantz Subsidiary o: Agent
‘ORDERING PARTS:
Parts can be ordered either by mall or by telex. In both
cases, correct part number has to be specod
‘The totowing information must be supplied ‘0 eliminate
delays in processing your ordor: :
1. Complete adress .
2. Complete part numbers and quantities required
3. Description of parts
4, Model number for which partis required
5. Way of shipment
6. Signature: any order form or telex must be signed
‘otherwise such part order will be considered as null
and void.
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{All of the above locations are fully equipped to take care of your total service needs. Because various countries have
differing eontiguration requirements, it Is necessary thal you contact the serviee facity in your particular country. In
‘the event that there is no service location listed for your country, please, contact the nearest facility for the necessary
assistance.
Tn 2ase of dificaulles, do not hesidate fo contact the Techrical
Dopariment at above mentioned adcress.
Pos 67 485 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.
DéA Conversion BitstrearnDAC-7 Oifferentisl_ Total Harmonie Distortion
Mode 1 Bi Pulse Density
‘Moauiation with 20 bi 8 times
oversampling oigealttior
Digital (playback) <.003% af t kHz (DD-82)
‘<0085% al 1 KHz (DD-82)
‘Channel Separation
‘AID Conversion BustreamS~ a Sigma-Deta
Modulation 64 times.
Dighaliplayback) 100. dB at 1 kHz
oversampling with 18 8 resol. Wow and Fister
‘fon Digtai bolow the lirit of moasuremont
Analog QRS) 18%
Frequency Respanse:
bea ‘Output eve and impedance
4Bkttzsamping «102-22 kHz 2B ‘Analog Fixed 2Vi1 Ska
aeakeirsampig 102-20 KHz 0.208 Analog Vacible © O~ 24.540
22ktizsamping§ 10 He 14.5 Hr 0.2 0B Digtal co-axial SV ppi750
Analog (Type litape) 202 - 184M + 368 Digial optical Tostink-19 68
SIN ratio (Raweighted) Powersupply
Digtal(olayseck) 103.48 (00-62) "Ot version 110-1207220-240V AC 0/60 Hr
3104 €8 (00-82) so2version 230V AC 50/60 Hz
10507 version Bao AC SO/60 Hz
Analog (ne NR, Type) >59 48 version 120V AC 60 Hz 35
Doky Bimproverort upto 1042 mene
Dolby C improverent 102008 ons
me ° Warn 488 min. 417 718"
Dynamic range
Dighal(playback} ——->100¢8
(including side pane's\(00-22)
420 mm, 18 1/2" (OD-82)
Height 182 mm, 53/4"
Depth 344 mm, 15 14"
Weight 15 kg, 26 lbs (00-82)
8.249, 17 bs (00-82)
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© Display oot ® Input selec switch 8083
© Counterreset switch soi8 ® Rocbalance control vo,
© Time switch Dat ® Roclevolconiral vot
® Toxtswiten 8020 @® varadie ow ste
®_ Repeat switch Spot © Freaout 740
© Biankskip switch 8027 © Linen sa
® AMS.wtch S026 © Digital coaxial vou wA08
® Rocording/playoackcontrolswiich SD02-06, 08,08, © Oplicliniout a0, 02
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© Timerplayfotirec switch S031 © Remote com. dbus ret
® Markor control switch SD10-14,28 @ Main socket 098
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_ Pos 67 468 DISASSEMBLY
REMOVING THE TOP COVER REMOVING THE LOADER (TRAY MECHANISM) i
0-82. Remove the € caps @ ~© and remove the 8 Remove te 4 screws D ~ ®., :
scons O- ©. REMOVING THE DECK MECHANISM
‘DD-82 Remove the 8 screws © ~ © 4) Remove the 4 scrams O ~ ©,
2) Remove the 4 screws ® ~ ©. :
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REMOVING THE CASSETTE COVER
1) Push the OPEN/CLOSE bution © and open the tray.
2) To unlock the way panel, press the @ and ® of the
rocking knobs a shown in arrow ctrection,
8) Remove the tay panei © drawing it as shown in REMOVING THE POWER SUPPLY P.C.B.
‘arrow direction. Romove the & soren D~ @and remove the spacer ®.
REMOVING THE MAIN P.C.B.
Bemovere T2srews © ~ © erdremove te cpacer
REMOVING THE DIGITAL P.C.8, AND ADIDA P.C.B.
raw out each P.C.B. as shown in arrow direction. (@ ~
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REMOVING THE FRONT PANEL
1}, Remove the tray panol (cassette cover)
2} Remove the 5 screws @ ~ ©.
POS 67 488 -s- SERVICE MODE 2.2. Moke sure the tonath of DCC cassette, and SW (SW
mechanism).
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HEAD, DECK MECHANISM AND THEIR
INTERFACES
DCC head
Heads used inthe DCC are called a thin film head and made
by repeating 20 times or more of multiple evaporations and
spatterings as in fabricating ICs.
Accordingly, the heads have different features and char-
acteristics from those of coil winding type heads used in
conventional Analog cassette tape decks.
‘
1. Playback head uses a magnetic resistance element
(MR element).
2. The MRE needs magnetic bias to obtain its maximum
output. So, a bias conductor which is equivalent to a coil
to develop the magnetic bias is installed.
3. Moreover, analog playback head needs a magnetic
feedback to increase linearity. This is realized by giving
a magnetic field proportional to the MRE output from a
bias conductor.
Terminals and structure of the DCC head are shown in the
Fig. 1.
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THE STRUCTURE
AUTOREVERSE CASSETTE DECK
BRAKE solenoid
Head Block
LIGHT SENSOR
DCC detection switches
Cautions of handling of heads
The heads are susceptible to electrostatic voltage (about
DC150V).
The heads are protected from external electrostatic charging
by connecting the head flexible cables to the Read/Write
PCB.
When disconnecting the cables, always place the deck on
a bench with required electrostatic discharging measures
taken and wear an electrostatic discharging band.
Moreover, always mountthe short-clip on the flexible cables
removed.
The heads are also susceptible to strong external magnetic
field and the analog output may be affected. Do not use a
head demagnetizer, etc.
WARNING
DO NOT USE A DEMAGNETIZER CASSETTE.
Supply reel
MODE switch
Take - Up reel
Cassette detect
CrO2(only CC)
DCC Detection switch
TRIGGER solenoid |
[:] 2
2 record protect (erasure protect)
| cassette detection (DCC/CC) ( 3
4
5
3/4/5 indication playing time
-85-
Pairing with Read/Write PCB
For each head,
- setting for amount of bias (for both analog and digital)
- feedback adjustment (only for analog playback)
are required.
Thatis, a pairing is needed for heads and R/W PCB to which
the heads are connected. So, when the R/W PCB is re-
placed or the head is replaced, potmeters (trimming resis-
tors) on the R/R/ PCB must be readjusted.
The adjustment requires dedicated adjustment jigs.
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ANALOG
FEEDBACK DIGITAL
(RCH) BIAS
R102 RIIT
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MONITOR(I2 OHMS)
Fig. 2
Read/Write PCB adjustment
As previously stated, a pairing adjustment has been made
for specified heads and the R/W PCB in the factory in
preceding the shipment. So, following adjustments are not
necessary in service stations PCB a first time.
(Perform replacement of deck, heads, R/W PCB and tray
loader as one unit.)
Adjustment with dedicated jigs in the factory
1. Analog playback head bias adjustment (R109:Lch,
R110:Rch)
2. Analog playback head feedback adjustment (R101:Lch,
R102:Rch)
3. Digital playback head bias adjustment (R117)
4. Digital playback head playback output level adjustment
(R135)
5. Digital record head record current adjustment (R167)
1. and 2. determine distortion value in the analog play-
back.
2. determines frequency response in the same way.
Accordingly, tampering the trimming resistors for 1. and
2. will deteriorate those characteristics. These opera-
tions can be monitored at Ana L and R terminals on the
R/W/ PCB. ’
3. will be replaced with a fixed resistor in near future.
Since the digital output has only two values 1 or 0, minor
waveform distortion can be accepted.
—86-
4. is the adjustment for an attenuator to develop a
specified voltage for sending a signal to the signal
process circuit (DCC PCB). This can be used to test a
correct output is obtained from the head. This operation
can be monitored at RMUX terminal on the R/W PCB.
5. is required to record signals in a constant depth ona
tape.
For each head, a recommended record current exists
individually. (140 ~ 180mA) If this value is not adjusted
correctly, the RD MUX value in 4 does not match
between a self recorded tape and prerecorded tape.
Moreover, if a recording is made at a deep layer with a
high value, the previous records can notbe erased when
an overwrite recording is made at that area later, and
error rate will be increased at that area.
Check points for R/W PCB
Under normal operations, the following signals can be
observed out of R/W PCB connectors.
at PLAYBACK
ROClock
RDSyne
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WDota
WData
at RECORDING
Fig. 3
The actual waveforms are shown photo 1 to 2.
At PLAY Ip 10.
Pairing with Read/Write PCB
For each head,
- setting for amount of bias (for both analog and digital)
- feedback adjustment (only for analog playback)
are required.
Thatis, a pairing is needed for heads and R/W PCB to which
the heads are connected. So, when the R/W PCB is re-
placed or the head is replaced, potmeters (trimming resis-
tors) on the R/R/ PCB must be readjusted.
The adjustment requires dedicated adjustment jigs.
PWO3
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ANALOG
FEEDBACK
CH)
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piSITAL RIG? IREC RIO as
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(RD MUX) BIAS RIO!
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TREC
MONITOR(I2 OHMS)
Fig. 2
Read/Write PCB adjustment
As previously stated, a pairing adjustment has been made
for specified heads and the R/W PCB in the factory in
preceding the shipment. So, following adjustments are not
necessary in service stations PCB a first time.
(Perform replacement of deck, heads, R/W PCB and tray
loader as one unit.)
Adjustment with dedicated jigs in the factory
1. Analog playback head bias adjustment (R109:Lch,
R110:Rch)
2. Analog playback head feedback adjustment (R101:Lch,
R102:Rch)
3. Digital playback head bias adjustment (R117)
4. Digital playback head playback output level adjustment
(R135)
5. Digital record head record current adjustment (R167)
1. and 2. determine distortion value in the analog play-
back.
2. determines frequency response in the same way.
Accordingly, tampering the trimming resistors for 1. and
2. will deteriorate those characteristics. These opera-
tions can be monitored at Ana L and R terminals on the
RMW/ PCB. 7
3. will be replaced with a fixed resistor in near future.
Since the digital output has only two values 1 or 0, minor
waveform distortion can be accepted.
—86—
4. is the adjustment for an attenuator to develop a
specified voltage for sending a signal to the signal
process circuit (DCC PCB). This can be used to testa
correct output is obtained from the head. This operation
can be monitored at RMUX terminal on the R/W PCB.
5. is required to record signals in a constant depth on a
tape.
For each head, a recommended record current exists
individually. (140 ~ 180mA) If this value is not adjusted
correctly, the RD MUX value in 4 does not match
between a self recorded tape and prerecorded tape.
Moreover, if a recording is made at a deep layer with a
high value, the previous records can not be erased when
an overwrite recording is made at that area later, and
error rate will be increased at that area.
Check points for R/W PCB
Under normal operations, the following signals can be
observed out of R/W PCB connectors.
at PLAYBACK
ROCIock
RDSyne
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at RECORDING
Fig. 3
The actual waveforms are shown photo 1 to 2.
At PLAYBACK
Photo 1 At RECORDING
Rdclock
Rdsyne
0.5uS/div
0.2V/div
Rdclock
Rdsyne
0.5uS/div
50mV/div(Up)
0.2V/div(Dn)
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Wdata
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0.2V/div
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Photo 2
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Up: Raclock Up: Webiock
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Record:
DSF iC-on the DCC PCB continuously outputs a rectan-
ular waveform of 24kH2, 60% duty. This can be monitored
atcheck pointon the PCB, #3 0fu11, With tis rectangular
\wavetorm the capstan motor rotates ata specitod epeed 10
record signals on a tape.
Be playback:
Dig signal am the hens rea, and spacd devitonis
calcuatod and oubit aa 8 eration of Sy al th eposd
terminal. The sawva coat on te Yay PUB sje changes
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‘Analog playback:
Continunously devolops a fixed rectangular waveform ig-
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SPEED SIGNAL,
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ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS AND
ADJUSTMENTS
‘Tape speed adjustment (PIMOS PCB)
4. Conncet frequency counter to analog L- of R-outout
2. Playoack on side A8.1SkHa(Skliz) signal from wow &
futier test cassette.
Acjust S02 for frequency reading between
‘145H2(2980H2} and 3765H2(9010H2).
Pray back 3.75kHz(SkH2) at side B.
‘Agjust RS08 for reading between 214SHz(2990H2) and
3t55He(3010H2),
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5.
NoTE:
It the agjustment of the unit is not made precisely and
rotation error higher than spectied value occu, tha serv,
isnotiocked duting playback of = DOC tape and the signals
vill be muted. This Condition (locked or not locked) can be
‘monitored at speed terminal (83) of JWOS, (Refer to photo.)
Under normal locked concition, deflection of the speed
signal is less than @.5m8,
‘Quick sensor adjustmont (PHOS PCB)
4. Conneet DG-voltmeter betwaen 3.4031 and ground,
2, Use OC Maxwell UDIG0.
(Bad tape with respect to ight foiection)
3. Wind tape untl leader is passed.
| Press PLAY.
8. Adjust R096 for DC reading of 1V.
dant get 1V at the maximum adjustment, lave the
‘maxi point.
Analog playback frequency respon
(PG0s Pcs)
1, Play baci 20H, hz, 14kez signals on test tape TOS
1896 (-2408).
‘Aejust each trimming resistor RS4S(L) and R646(R) so
that 40Hz signal level shows within = 148 from Kez
referonce level.
‘Adjust each trimming resistor R64O(L} and AG44(R) so
‘hat ¢4kie signal level shows wehin 6 ~ 148 fom TkHz
reference level.
adjustment
2
~ 89
Playback output adjustment (Dolby) (PGO3 PCB)
1. Connect AC-voltmetar betwoen 11801 and 2.1601 for
channel and 3-J60% ane 2/601 for L-chertnel
2 Playback Dolby test cassette,
3, Adjust F633 (L) and R644 (R) for AC reading of 388 mV.
Level meter sensitivity adjustment (PGO3 PCB)
41. Connoct a tkHe (4248) cigftal signal (44.1kHz) tothe
digital terminal
Sot unit to FEC PAUSE mode.
Adjust each trimming resistor RLOS(L), and RLOG{R)
nti mete lights up~0dB point then ights down 1248,
paint.
Aiier the above adjustment, playback the Doloy Test
‘Tape, check the melerights on OcB point.
2
a
NOTE:
Ifthe meter its on except O08 point, adjust again rom the
frat step.
‘VCO free run frequency adjustment (PZ03 PCB)
4, Tum the power avitch ON. (Dont input any digtel
signal)
2, Make sure the frequency on the test point Je2, and
‘adust the trimming resistor R455 10 7.5MHz + 0.1KH2.
NOTE:
Irthis adjustment is nat performed properly the sync signal
{snot lacked with an outside one.
‘This frequency must be chocked carefully wien replacing
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rnazs |asozos1 sotaz] “ska + 5% sn6W, CHIP (Gane faaze 206 a3608] 1c, ‘SUSSOFS NPC CHP
faxes |asczos: sotc2] 3kn 28% sn6H CHIP
‘naar |aso2 081 30082] eakn 4 5% 1n6M, CHIP 2903
feaze [az ost a0ce2] Sek +m NEM CHIP 1 |ea22 208 aaasa] 1, UMS CHIP
faxze [azz 081 aozz2| 22kn 4 5% 276M. CHIP once
asso [aszz ust soaz2] 22Kn + se ne, CHIP 19307 |es22 120 azeda] TRANSISTOR, 284972 (GA, BL)
fast [asozost actos] “soon tse snow CHIP (G30e [eaz2 130 aznsa| TRANSISTOR, 23K372 (GR BL)
rrsse |ascoast so1a:] oon + 5% shew, CHIP ‘2003 |aeze 13061074] TRANSISTOR, 258812(NES NEB) CHI
ass [aszzost sous] 4700 2.6% 116m CHIP ean
1. |esee 130 dzsea) TRANSISTOR, zskr2 (GR. Bi)
faso4 |aszzasy sows] 4700 + 5% sn6W, CHIP one
fs [fae 147 forse] fovea 45% 16M. CHIP 0315 [ence 208 1013) ic, ‘Toats47 OACT
fase [422197 10154] sown 4 Bm sn6H. CHIP
lars? cons fesze 130 czseo] raawsisToR, 2601762 (EF)
+ |aoze ss 0106] ror 2% 1, FUSE (st7 faaze 190 az540) TRANSISTOR, 2801165 (6.7)
Lansio (0315 fesae 130 e1074) TRANSISTOR 25A8:20N50.NGB) CH
‘Ratt [asczost actos] 00 25% how, CHIP
sez [eae ost donor] foun 4 sk vn6M. CHIP PADS-MISCELLANEOUS:
sus [azz 051 30002] eaKD 1% 176M CHP seo PLUG,
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