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Service

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS
REPAIR & ADJUSTMENTS | = nee ORDER NO.
i== = ARP1243-A
AUDIO/VIDEO STEREO RECEIVER

VSX-4000 (BK)
MODEL VSX-4000(BK) COMES IN TWO VERSIONS DISTINGUISHED AS FOLLOWS:

Power requirement Export destination

AC120V only : U.S.A and Canada

AC110V, 120V, 220V, 240V (Switchable) U.S. Military

e This service manual is applicable to the KUC and S/G types.

e As to the S/G type, please refer to pages 32.
e As to the circuit descriptions, please refer to the VSX-5000(BK) service manual (ARF1241).

CONTENTS
1. SAFETY INFORMATION ............... 2
2. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST....... 3
3). -PAGKING .s bccc0s te miwaieiowe
wa ne ee ee 6 6
4. P.C. BOARDS CONNECTION DIAGRAM..... 7
5. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM................ 15
6. ELECTRICAL PARTSLIST.............. 23
7, ADJUSTMENTS. «2 sceeedeebee seca eaes 27
8. REMOTE CONTROL UNIT.............. 29
9 FOR SIG TYPE <3. scceeewn se see ce eaes 32

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PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 4-1.Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153, Japar

PIONEER ELECTRONICS SERVICE INC. P.O. Box 1760,Long Beach, California 80801 U.S.A.| TEL: (213) 420-50
PIONEER ELECTRONIC (EUROPE)N.V. Keetbergilaan 1.2740 Beveren. Belgium TEL: 03/775-28-08
PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY.LTD. 179-184 Boundary Road, Braeside, Victoria 3195, Australia
TEL: (03) 580-9891 1 ° F
SI@ AUG. 1986 Puted ‘nm Japan
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1. SAFETY INFORMATION
1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS
The following check should be performed for the OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A PO-
continued protection of the customer and service tech- TENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE COR-
nician. RECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK TO THE CUSTOMER.
Measure leakage current to a known earth ground
(water pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage current
2.PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or equivalent between
Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance
the earth ground and all exposed metal parts of the appili-
have special safety related characteristics. These are often
ance (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays,
not evident from visual inspection nor the protection
control shaft, etc.). Plug the AC line cord of the appliance
afforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using
directly into a 120V AC 60Hz outlet and turn the AC
replacement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc.
power switch on. Any current measured must not exceed
Replacement parts which have these special safety charac-
0.5mA.
teristics are identified in this Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are identified
by marking with aA on the schematics and on the parts
list in this Service Manual.
Reading should
not be above
The use of a substitute replacement component which
Device 0.5mA dose not have the same safety characteristics as the
under PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in the
test parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire,
Test all or other hazards.
exposed metal
Product Safety is continuously under review and new
surfaces
instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest
<< 2-wire cord
oS information, always consult the current PIONEER Service
O Also test with ( } Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of, PIONEER
plug reversed Earth
Service Manual may be obtained at a nominal charge from
(Using AC adapter ground
plug as required) PIONEER.

AC Leakage Test
2. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST

Parts
Mark

A kk

A ke

A kk
S/G type only
A kk

Ak

Urethane foam B < **

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4. P.C. BOARD CONNECTION DIAGRAM
Q409

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2SB834
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Type No MN3007 3 4
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NOTES:
e Parts without part number cannot be supplied. 3. PACKING
e The (\ mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the
safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical Parts List
designation. Mark No. Part No. Description
e For your Parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the
marks * * and *. 1 AHA1020 Front pad
** GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN * 2 AHA1021 Rear pad
This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model 3 AHD1105 Packing case
number, temperature, humidity, etc. 4 AEA1002 Antenna set
¢ Parts marked by “ @ ” are not always kept in stock. Their delivery time may be longer 5 ARB1030 Operating instruction
than usual or they may be unavailable. (ENGLISH)

Parts List 51 Packing sheet

52 Battery assembly
Mark No. Part No. Description Mark No. Part No. Description
AWZ1194 Tuner assembly 36 AEC-898 Rivet
AWZ1104 Signal assembly 37 AEP-818 Mica sheet
38
AWZ1105 AF Video assembly 39 ABA-176
A kk = 2SA1490(C)
ahWwWh Transistor (Q1, Q3) 40 ABA-258

A kk 2SC3854(C) Transistor (Q2, O04) 41 ADG-089

42
CKDYF473Z50 Ceramic capacitor (C2) 43 BBZ30 PO80FZK
A kk an
owmonATS1033 Power transformer 44
only (AC120V, T1) 45
Axx 10 ATT1016 Power transformer
(AC120V, T2) 46 FBT40 PO8OFZK Screw
47 VBZ40 POSOFMC Screw
Ake 11 AKX1004 Line voltage selector (S1) 48 VMZ30 PO60 FMC Screw
Axx 12 AEK-108 Fuse (AC125V, 5A, FU1) 49 AKP-515 AC socket (AC OUTLET)
Axe 13 AEK-100 Fuse (AC125V, 4A, FU3,
FU4) 101 Control assembly
Axx 14 AEK-008 Battery 102 LCD assembly
15 AEC-784 Leg assembly 103 Remote control assembly
104 SP. Switch assembly
16 AMR1049 Lamp assembly 105 Head phone terminal
17 AEL1020 Lamp with lead wire
assembly
18 AAD1046 Knob A (VCR1)
19 AAD1047 Knob B (VCR2) 106 Power switch assembly
20 AAD1048 Knob C (VDP/VCR3) 107
108 Chassis
21 AAD1049 Knob D (VIDEO SIGNAL 109 Rear panel
SELECTOR) 110 Bottom plate
22 AAD1050 Knob E (TAPE1)
23 AAD1051 Knob E (TAPE2) 111 P.C.B holder
24 AAD1052 Knob G( CD ) 112 Head phone holder
25 AAD1053 Knob H (PHONO) 113 Heat sink
114 Rubber (A)
26 AAH1005 Alminum panel LU 115 Rubber (B)
27 AAH1009 Alminum panel LD
28 AAH1010 Alminum panel RU
29 AAH1008 Alminum panel RD
30 AAK1117 Acrylic panel

31 AAM-030 Function board

32 AAY-157 Push knob (SPEAKERS)
33 AMB1084 Front panel
34 AMR1105 IR Filter
35 ANE1043 Bonnet case
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'c511 TC4069UBP
Ic512 PD3068
Q501.502 2S8C1740S
Q503~505 RNI201
Q506,507 RN2201
Q508.509 RNIZ203
Q510 2SA933S
D502~504 RDIZESB3
D505~507 RD5.1ESB
D509~516,519~534 1SS131

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QN7.19,221.224 28A933S D229~231 RD4.3ESB
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244 1162
Q201,202 28A979 0237 RBV602
Q205.206,215.216 28C2240
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02,4 28C3854(C) 0252 RO4.7ESB
01,3 2SA1490(C) 0256 RD5.6ESB

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The indicated semiconductors are representative ones
only. Other alternative semiconductors may be used and
are listed in the parts list.

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SWITCHES

A
OUTSIDE OF P.C BOARD ASSEMBLY
S1: SPEAKER IMPEDANCE SELECTOR A,B

AF VIDEO ASSEMBLY
$201 ©SURROUND ON - OFF
$202 : MATRIX LEVEL Hi - Mid~ Lo
SP SW ASSEMBLY
$203 (1/2) :SPEAKERS A ON— OFF
15A Sees $203 (2/2) : SPEAKERS B ON — OFF
St: SPEAKER
+8 IMPEDANCE
TP Gi) AKX{004
237 ct ct: AcG-019
The underlined indicates the switch position.

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Fut 5A
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AC POWER CORD
ADG-089

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6. . ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST CAPACITORS Signal Assembly (AWZ1104) OTHERS

Mark Symbol & Description Part No. SEMICONDUCTORS Mark Symbol &
NOTES: es Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
e When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in cea TC402 Ceramic A aS ee Y P * X501 oe§
the following examples. ra i CCDCHO20C50 xx 1C502 CX-789 Terr
Ex. 1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm C4 % CCDCHORODSO xx IC506 M5201 P
and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J=5%, and K=10%). ca ; CeDCHIBOIEO x* !C509 M5218P
5602 56 x 10! B6L sik <2RD“PS BOD J C412, C460, C46 ** 1C503—IC505, 1C507 M5218 PF AF Video Asser
47k2 47 x 103 473..... RD%PS AB J x* 1C512 RECEIVER CONTROL IC PD3068
0.52 OR ho preteen cs RN2H OBB) K C413 CCDCH330J50 SEMICONDUCTO
12 BIO sep ta ett ana bach RSIP OW@O K C401, C402, C405, C406 phasis xe = 1C511 TCA069UBP Mark Symbol &
Ex. 2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision
scion, metal film C407
c408
aaa
CCDSLOSOCS5O
ae xx* ~§=1€510 TC9163N Ic107
x — 1C501, 1C508 MPD4066BC ished obec:
5.62k2 562 x 10! 5621 .... RN%SR BOBO F C410 CCDSL1O1 50 ** —0503—0505 RN1201 eee ere
e The 4, mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the Sfa74k6 ** 0508, Q509 RN1203 aaa ici 08 -
safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of ea ea nae es
identical designation. Se CCATuGEB EEG xx 0506, 0507 RN2201
ee IC101—IC
e For your Parts Stock Control,
*
Ce eae the fast moving items are indicated with the C4
gt
5 xx 0510 2SA933S 1C108
ote x 0501, 0502 28C1740S eae
&% GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN * * D502—D504 RD13ESB3 ‘ ieaee
This| classification
ificati: shall if be a djusted
ijustec byy each
eac distributor
uto because
a it depends
Dp on cr Peas RIO NRE x D505—D507 RD5.1ESB ee 0207, 02)
model number, temperature, humidity, etc. Gane CERGHEINIGO a eee
© Parts marked by “ © ” are not always kept in stock. Their delivery.time may be longer C452 CEASOR1 M50 x eat 6, D519—D534—s- 11$$131
than usual or they may be unavailable, C432, C433, C453, C466 CEASO10M50 , ESOP ke =O117, Q1
: c421 CEAS1 R5M50 COIL
Miscellaneous Parts **e 213A, 0
et xe 02018, 0
P.C.BOARD ASSEMBLIES C423, C447, C450 CEAS100M50 Mark Symbol & Description Part No. ke 0223
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. Mark Symbol & Description Part No. C417, C459 CEAS101M16 L501 Inductor LAU101K ee §=Q101—AQ1
C443 CEAS2R2M50 O121—4Q1
Tuner assembly AWZ1194 *x C403 PLL IC LM7001 C420, C422, C442 CEAS3R3M50 CAPACITORS
Signal assembly Aw2it04 %% 0407, 0412 Q217—0:
AF Video assembly
RN1203 C441 CEAS4R7MS50 ae ais
AW21105 xx 0405, 0411 RN2203 Mark Symbol & Description Part No. ho spk
Control assembly Non supply C424 CEAS470M16 C570, C571
LCD assembly Non supply CCCSL680J50 **k 205, 02:
xx 0408—0410, 0413 2SC1740S c462 CKCYB102K50 C523—C534 CCCSL101J50 #* 209, 02
xx 0403, 0406 2S8C2668 C430, C431 CKCYB122K50 C611, C612 CCCSL220J50 ke 222
Remote control assembly Non supply x* 0402 2SC2786 C445 CKCYB562K50 C537, C538 CCCSL221 50 xx D218
SP Switch assembly Non supply xe 0404 2SK161 C416, C451 CKCYF223Z50 C535, C536 CEANL2 R2M50
Headphone assembly Non supply ** = 0401 2SK241 C564,C565,C568,C569,C613
Power switch assembly CEASO10M50 A * D237
Non supply C418, C439, C446, C448, CKCYX473M25
* x 1238, D2:
D404, D405 SVC321SP c449 C609 CEAS100M50 * D219
Remote control unit assembly ADX1007 x D406—D414 188131 C403, C404, C411, C434, CKDYF103Z50 C563, C603, C604 CEAS101M10
* D401—D403
* D229—D2
1SV147 C438, C457, C463, C465, C588, C589, C594, C610 CEAS101M16 * D252
OTHERS C467, C468, C470 C566, C567, C615, C618
Mark Symbol & Description —-CEAS101M25
Part No. SWITCH AND RELAY C426, C427 COMA102J50 C545, C546, C557—C562, CEAS2R2M50O * D256
; 3854/C Mark Symbol & Description Part No. C471 CKCYF103Z50 C582, C583, C586, C587,
iyA Gem: OZ, 104 STranBIetOr carpet C428, C429 CQMA561K50 C601, C602, C619, C620
* D101—D1
D201—pz
*x* Q1, Q3 Transistor 2SA1490(C) ** $401 Slide switch ASH1005 C437 COSA391J50 D225, D2:
C2 Ceramic capacitor CKDYF4732Z50 (SPLIT SCREEN, ENHNCER) c419 COSA471J50 C607, C608 CERAS221M16 D248—Ds
= , Ronee ae.“ BYAOT. Relay pone C593 CERAS330M16
A * ower Transformer D257—Dz
{AC1 20V)
RESISTORS C539, C540 CERAS471M6
COIPES TRANSEORMERS AND FILTERS NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value C599, C600
A * ~=T2 Power transformer CKCYB331K50 *% D233—Dz
ATTIO16 Mark Symbol & Description Part No. into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before. C592 CKCYF222250
cams ag
. 7 edance selector AKX1004
L401 AM
L406
FM coil
OSC coil
ATC1001
ATB-100 Mark
a
Symbol & Description
cases
Part No.
C617
eas
CKCYF473Z50
Cie eee
Mark Symbol
SM LTCHES “AND
&
A x FU Fuse (AC125V, 5A) AEK-108 L405
403 FM
EM coilcoil ATC1003 C574, C575 CQMA103J50
ATC1009 A R462, R466 RD1/4PMF100J C595, C596 CQMA153J50 **x =§201 (SUI
A x% =FU3, FU4 Fuse (AC125V, 4A) AEK-100 L col A R422 RD1/4PMF4R7J
A * = T404 AM ANT transformer ATB-099 eke $202 (MA’
A Battery R460 RD1/4PM295.5 C572, C573 COMA184J50
AEX-008 a aeear vateee C597, C598 CQMA222J50
oni
* OR ae
A BO eOE Ss enar wea penis A * 401 FM RF transformer —ATC-194 ea peak! C591 CQMA33350 A *® RY
ery ‘4, T402 FM Matching transformerATE-063 A et. Ga VATEOSS C541, C542 CQMA243J50
A REIL jeer A * T4058 FM Detector transformer ATE1001 : S78 0078 COMA273J50 COILS
A —T406 FM Detector transformer ATE1002 Srer tesla RBIS Ebay) ae au C590 ee Mark __ Symbol &
‘Tuner Assembly (AWZ1194) A » 1403 Balun RUSRe? OTHERS C624 ekevaio7Kso
paaas can habe
i201; W20
ad aNd LAO inductor ATH-108
u
Mark Symbol & Description
se
Part No. RESISTORS L1
ee
Indu
Mark mbol & Description a oO.
:
—— z a ere, ee Hea eae * X402 Crystal resonator ASS1005
wx =1C401 MPX IC NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value
ee ee panies Ne ATEA19 * al ae resonator ices into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before.
1C402 AM/FM IC LA ermina L1 04 Indu
ba f F403 AM Ceramic filter ATF-208 Mini jack
au:
AKN-207 Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
R582 RD1/4PM821J
a4 Other resistors RD1/8PMOO
23 OJ os
 OTHERS Mark Symbol & Description Part No. Mark Symbol & Description Part No. RESISTORS
Part No. A R279 RD1/4PMFL100J NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value
Mark Symbol & Description L103 Inductor (2.2 WH) LAU2R2M
A R211—R214, R239—R246, RDI/4PMFOO OJ into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before,
L105 Inductor (22 uH) LAU220K
x X501 Crystal resonator ASS-013 R255—R258, R261—R264, Mark Symbo! & Description Part No.
L106 Inductor (27 wH) LAU270K
Terminal (4P} AKB1007 R278, R295, R331, R332,
Terminal (6P) AKB1008 All resistors RD1/8PMOO OJ
CAPACITORS R374

Mark Symbol & Description Part No. OTHERS

R121, R163, R167, R170, RD1/4PMO 0 OJ
AF Video Assembly (AWZ1105) A C252 (0.01 uF/AC120V) ACG1002 R171, R177, R201—R204, Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
SEMICONDUCTORS C237, C238 (8200/56) ACH1001 R207—R210, R215—R224, x 301 Indicator AAV1011
Mark Symbo! & Description Part No. C124 CCCCH100D50 R251—R254
c115 CCCCH101J50 A R231— R234 RFA1/4PS121J
we = 10107 M51848P A C1 Ceramic capacitor ACG-019 A R247— R250 RFA1/4PS4R7J
Remote Control Assembly
xx 10203, 1C204 M5218PF (0.01 4F/AC1 50V) SEMICONDUCTOR
xx 1€201, 1202 PAOO16 A R269—R272 RS1LMF100J Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
C113 CCCCH180J50
xx 1C106 PDOO12A A R333, R367 RS2LMF100J
c120—C122 CCCCH220J50
xx =1€101—IC103 TC4066BP xx =§=©0301 2SC1740S
C136, C137, C227 CCCSL101 J50 A R277 RS2LMF152J

we = 10105 TC4069UBP
C215—C218
C225, C226
CCCSL101 K500
CCCSL151 J50
A R365, R366, R368 RS2LMF4R7J
CAPACITORS
xx 10206 LPC78MO5H Other resistors RD1/8PMOOOJ Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
xx =1C205 MPC78M12H
C107 CCCSL180J50 C301 CEAS101M16
Q208 2SA1145
xx = 0207, C203, C204 CCCSL221 J50 OTHERS
xx =§=Q120 2SA1237
C207, C208 CCCSL270K500 Mark Symbol & Description Part No. RESISTORS
C116, C117, C133, C134 CCCSL470J50
we =6.Q117, Q119, 0221, 0224 2SA933S Pin jack (1P) AKB1010 Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
C211—C214 , CCCSL680J50
wee =0213A, Q214A 2SA968 Terminal (SPEAKERS) (8P) | AKE-111 x VR101 Semi-fixed (100k) ACU1005
xe 02018, 02028 2SA979 DIN socket (5P) AKP-081
C219, C220 CEANP2R2M100 x VR102 Semi-fixed (100k) ACU1006
xe. 0223 2SB834
C231, C232 CEASR22M50
wee Q101—0103, Q107—Q116, 2SC1740S
C249, C250, C259—C261 CEASO10M50 R301— R304 RD1/8PM102J
Q121—Q124, 0128, 0129, C112 CEAS101M10 Control Assembly
Q217—Q220, 0225, 0226,
Qi18
C105, C140, C142 CEAS101 M16 SEMICONDUCTORS CAPACITORS
Mark Symbol! & Description Part No. Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
xe = §=Q211A, O212A 2SC2238 C241, C242 CEAS101M25
150 xx 0205, 0206, 0215, 0216 2SC2240 * D301—D307 1$S131 C301 CEAS101 M16
C248, C131 CEAS102M16
J50 xx 0209, 0210 2SC2705 C239 CEAS102M35
J50 xx = =Q222 250880
C201, C202, C254 CEAS2R2M50 SWITCHES OTHERS
J50 xx D218 KZLO83 C245, C246 CEAS220M16 Mark Symbol & Description Part No. Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
M50
450 A * D237 RBV602 C147 ‘ CEAS220M25 ** $301-—S312, $315, $316, ASG-711 Remote control sensor unit AXX1002
x 0238, D239 RD15EB C230 CEAS220M50 $318—S346, $351-S354 (ASG-703)
150 x D219 RD24EB C229 CEAS221M10 Tact switch
410 « D229—D231 RD4.3ESB C141 CEAS221M16 {ACOUSTIC MEMORY, SP switch Assembly
416 * 0252 RD4.7ESB ACOUSTIC, TREBLE-, BASS, SWITCH
C145, C146 CEAS330M25
125 MUTE, VOLUME-, VOLUME, Mark Symbol! & Description Part No.
A50 x D256 RD5.6ESB C255 CEAS4R7M50 FREQICH, TUNE-, BASS-, TUNE:,
x D101—D103, D106, D107, 188131 C106, C108, C125, C143 CEAS220M25 BLANCE LEFT, BLANCE RIGHT, ** $203 Push switch (SPEAKER) SUL5LXXSC
D201—D217, D221, D222, C101—C103, C119, C123, CEAS470M16 EXPANDER, AUTO/MANU,
D225, D226, D246, C251 DIRECT, STATION NAME, FM
M16 D248—D251, D253—D255, C243, C244, C247 CEAS470M25 MONO, CATV, TV/VIDEO, V.SEL, RESISTORS
M16 D257— D262 C127, C129 CEAS471M16 FM, AM, 1, 2, 3,4, 5, MEMORY, Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
M6 1-10/11-20, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
K50 * 0233—D236, D241—D244 11£2 V.ADP, ENHANCER, VCR A R363, R364 RS2LMF331 J
C240 CEAS471M35
‘250 C209, C210, C228 CEAS471M6 MODE, NOISE FILTER,
4M25 SWITCHES AND RELAYS C205, C206 CKCYB331 K50 SIMULATED STEREO, VCR1,
1Z50 Mark Symbol & Description Part No. C118, C126, C138 CKCYX103 M25 VCR2, VDP, STUDIO,
Headphone Assembly
J50 C144, C257 CKDYF473Z50 STADIUM, DOLBY, Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
xx* $201 (SURROUND SW) ASH1004
J50 TAPE1, TAPE2, CD, PHONO)
wx $202 (MATRIX LEVEL) ASH1003 Jack (PHONE) AKN1002
J50 C258 CKDYX104M25
x» RY201 ASR-112
J50 C135 CQMA104J50 LCD Assembly
J50 A * ~ RY202 ASR-512
J50°
C221, C222 CQMA473K250 SEMICONDUCTORS Power switch Assembly
C139 CQSA821 J50 Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
J50 COILS Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
C114 CQSA911J50
J50 Mark Symbol & Description Part No. C264 CKCYX104M25 xx 1€301, 1C302 LC7580 xx $355 Tact switch (POWER) ASG-711
J50, {ASG-703)
L201, 1202 Choke coil (0.7 mH)ATH1004
2K 50 RESISTORS CAPACITORS
L107 Inductor (10H) LAU100K
NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
L101, L102, L108 Inductor LAU101K
into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before.
stance value (100 tH)
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. C302, C303 CKPYB681 K50
o. as before. L104 Inductor (18H) LAU1 80K
A R259, R260 (0.332 S5Wx2) ACN-139
A R296 (2.2MQ) ACN-209
B21J
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7. ADJUSTMENTS
FM Tuner Section
¢ Connect the FM signal generator (FM SG) to the FM ANTENNA 3002 terminal through a 3000 dummy
antenna.
e Set the AUTO/MANUAL switch to the MANUAL position and the FUNCTION switch to the FM.

FM MONO ADJUSTMENT
FM SG
Adjustment procedure
(1 kHzt75 kHz dev.) Frequency
display
Adjustment
point
Frequency
Check pin 73 (3.4+1.5V) of tuner assembly.
No signal
108.0 MHz Check pin 73 (7 eeU of tuner assembly.

T401, L402 Set the output from pin 74 of tuner assembly to

20~30 dB T402 maximum level.
Adjust voltage across pins 76 and 77 of tuner
60 dB T405
assembly to T meter center. (410 mW

60 dB T406 Minimize distortion.

Repeat steps 4 and 5 until both specification ratings are satisfied.

98 MHz 80 dB 98 MHz VR401 Adjust the frequency at pin 75 of tuner assembly

No modulation to 75.8 kHz (+100 Hz)
98 MHz 60 dB Minimize distortion in both left and right channel
98 MHz T402 outputs (adjust T402 to within +90°)
Stereo modulation*
98 MHz 60 dB
98 MHz VR402 Maximize separation.
Stereo modulation”

Confirm that TUNER IND and STEREOIND are

extinguished.
Stereo modulation*
* Stereo modulation: Main 1 kHz L+R+68.25 kHz dev. Pilot 19 kHz+6.75 kHz dev.

AM (MW) Tuner Section

* (AM SG). and connect the Loop antenna (of the set} to AM
Connect loop antenna to the AM signal generator
ANTENNA terminal.
¢ Set the FUNCTION switch to the AM (MW) .
saul
AM SG
Frequency Adjustment Adjustment procedure
(400Hz, 30% MOD)
Frequency
display

531 kHz
pint

406 Set pin 73 of tuner assembly to 1.2V i[+=0.05V)

eee
No signal
1602 kHz TC402 Set pin 73 tuner assembly to 10.0Vi+-0.1VY
Repeat steps 1 and 2 until both specification ratings are satisfied.

603 kHz 40 dB 603 kHz T404 Set the output from pin 74 of tuner assembly to
1395 kHz 40 dB 1395 kHz TC401 maximum level.

Repeat steps 4 and 5 until both specification ratings are satisfied.

999 kHz 55dB | 999kHz | Confirm that TUNER IND becomes lit.

« The distance between AM SG side loop antenna A 60 cm

and the receiver side (VSX-4000(BK)) loop antenna B,
that is, from the center ofA side loop antenna to that
ofB side loop antenna should be 60 cm. AM SG
[wa]
A

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VSX-4000(BK)

Spatula

Use a spatula whose

an edge is thin.

Spatula

L402 ~
MWg L402

Adjust by making this space

between windings of a coil 'wider
or closer with a spatula.

\
AM \
10K <——_9K

FM
100K <«— 50K

$401
CHANNEL STEP T

TP76@ GTP77
1C401
(TUN.TP)

@
VR402
(SEPA)

ra05[Q]
I
VR401 T406
(VCO) 3
TP74
(SIGNAL)
5 TP45
(VCO)

Fig. 7-1 Adjustment points

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8. REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

8.1 EXPLODED VIEW
Parts List

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Mark No. Part No. Description
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8.2 ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST

NOTES:
e When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in
the following examples.
Ex. 1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm
and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J=5%, and K=10%).
5602 56 x 10! 561...... RD4%PS BM J
47kQ 47 x 10° 473..... RD%*PS (ZG J
0.52 ORS: beck dak gsee oh RAL RN2H OA K
10 OVO |e ee eae ek RsiP OW K
Ex. 2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film
resistors).
5.62kQ 562 x 10' 5621 .... RN“SR HARD F
e The 4, mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the
safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of
identical designation.
e For your Parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the
marks ** and * .
*x%* GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN *
This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on
model number, temperature, humidity, etc.
e Parts marked by“ © ” are not always kept in stock. Their delivery time may be longer
than usual or they may be unavailable.

Remote control unit Assembly (ADX1007)

SEMICONDUCTORS RESISTORS
Mark __- Symbol & Description Part No. NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value
ae (ICI PD5039 into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before.
kx = 28C2021 Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
i ane 2S8C2673
* D1, D2 LED SE303A RB, AG np I/SEMe
nis
Other resistors RD1/8PMO OJ
SWITCH
os OTHER
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
Jo4 Tage e ep ace te Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
** SW1 Slide switch (POWER) SSSS21507
* Xi Ceramic resonator CSB480EB
CAPACITORS
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.

C1 CEJA470M6
C3, C4 CCDSL101J50
C5 CKDYB472K59

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8.3 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

Q1 28¢2021
NOTE:
.
;
02 2sc2673
O12 SE303A IC 1: SYSTEM REMOTE + The indicated semiconductors are representative ones
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are listed in the parts list.
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13 Gt fico Pa 1. RESISTORS:
44 G2 €219 +} Indicated in 2, 1/4W, 1/6W and 1/8W, +5% tolerance unless otherwise
15 G3 E318 5 noted k; kQ, M; MQ, (F); £1%, (G); +2%, (K); 10%, (M); +20% tolerance
f6(NC) — (NC)I7 2. CAPACITORS:
een! Indicated in capacity (uF)/voitage (V) unless otherwise noted p; pF. ee
Indication without voltage is 50V except electrolytic capacitor.
3. VOLTAGE, CURRENT:
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This is the basic schematic diagram, but the actual circuit may vary due to
improvements in design.
THE UNDERLINED INDICATES THE SWITCH POSITION

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9. FOR S/G TYPE

CONTRAST OF MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
The VSX-4000(BK)/S/G type is the same as the VSX-4000(BK)/KUC type except for following sections.

Parts No.

Symbol & Description VSX-4000(BK) VSX-4000(BK)

S/G type

$2 Line voltage selector (A) AKX1004

$3 Line voltage selector (B) AKX-507
Ful Fuse (8A)
FU1, FU2 Fuse (4A)

AC Power cord
(AC120V) ADG-089
(AC110V/120V/220V/240V)

Power transformer
(AC120V) ATS1033
{(AC110V/120V/220V /240V)
Power transformer
AC120V)

(AC110V/120V/220V/240V) ATT1017

Packing case AHD1103 AHD1104

FU2 2.5A FUY 2.54

AEK ~102 AEK -102
AF VIDEO ASSEMBLY
AWZ1105
-——_— -
FU4 4A Avr ats1034 AC POWER CORD
AEK~-100 tof S3: LINE VOLTAGE
ADG - 087
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SELECTOR
AC 110V
{20V
220V
240V
50/60Hz

SWITCHED UNSWITCHED
TOTAL 300W 200W MAX
MAX
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OUTLET —
AKP~515

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IMPEDANCE
AKX 1004
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Service

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS :
REPAIR & ADJUSTMENTS ee ORDER NO.
Sones Goer G3S8255 ARP1241-A
AUDIO/VIDEO STEREO RECEIVER

VSX-5S000(BK)
MODEL VSX-5000(BK) COMES IN TWO VERSIONS DISTINGISHED AS FOLLOWS:

Power requirement Export destination

AC120V only U.S.A and Canada

S/G AC110V, 120V, 220V, 240V (Switchable) U.S.Military

e This service manual is applicable to the KUC and S/G types.

e As to the S/G type, please refer to pages 77.

CONTENTS
1. SAFETY INFORMATION ............... 2 10. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM................ 23
2. SPECIFICATIONS ...........-...2005. 3 11, ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST..............- 31
3. REMOTE CONTROL UNIT OPERATION. .... 4 12. BLOCK DIAGRAM..............00200- 36
4. FRONT PANEL FACILITIES............. 5 13. TROUBLE SHOOTING...............-.. 38
5. REAR PANEL FACILITIES.............. 7 14. SIGNAL BUTE. ov aeceeas cs Be saes wie s 44
6. DISASSEMBLY ..................0005 9 15. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS. .............. 46
ts PACKING. cee le ge ee ebeneae 11 16. ADJUSTMENTS. .................005. 68
8. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTSLIST....... 12 17. REMOTE CONTROL UNIT .............. 74
9. P.C. BOARDS CONNECTION DIAGRAM..... 15 18. FOR S{G TYPE on cag eens es dndaende es£4 77

PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 3 4-1,Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 753, Japan

PIONEER ELECTRONICS SERVICE ING. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, California S08071 U.S.A. TEL: (213) 420-5700
PIONEER ELECTRONIC (EUROPE) N.V. Keetbergiaan 1.2740 Beveren. Belgium TEL: 03/775-28-08
PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY.LTD. 178-184 Boundary Road, Sraeside, Victoria 3195, Australia
TEL: (03) 580-3971 1
SK® AUG. 1986 Printed in Japan
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1. SAFETY INFORMATION
1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS
OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A PO-
The following check should be performed for the
TENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE COR-
continued protection of the customer and service tech-
RECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE
nician.
TO THE CUSTOMER.
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK
Measure leakage current to a known earth ground
(water pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage current 2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or equivalent between Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance
the earth ground and all exposed metal parts of the appli- have special safety related characteristics. These are often
ance (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays, not evident from visual inspection nor the protection
control shaft, etc.). Plug the AC line cord of the appliance afforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using
directly into a 120V AC 6OHz outlet and turn the AC replacement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc.
power switch on. Any current measured must not exceed Replacement parts which have these special safety charac-
0.5mA. teristics are identified in this Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are identified

=
by marking with a A on the schematics and on the parts
list in this Service Manual.
Reading should
The use of a substitute replacement component which
not be above
Leakage
current 0.5mA dose not have the same safety characteristics as the
tester PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in the
parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire,
Test all or other hazards.
exposed metal Product Safety is continuously under review and new
surfaces
instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest
information, always consult the-current PIONEER Service
Also test with } Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of, PIONEER
plug reversed Earth Service Manual may be obtained at a néminal charge from
(Using AC adapter ground
PIONEER.
plug as required)

AC Leakage Test
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2. SPECIFICATIONS Power consumption

U.S., Canadian models ..............cceceeeeee 380 W, 470 VA
Furnished Parts
FM T-type antenna ..........ccceeeee eeeeneres 1
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Other destination Models ...............cceecseeeeeeeeeeees 380 W
Amplifier section VIDEO Section AM Loop Antenna .......ccccseceeeeceee eeeeeneeneeeneeseeeneeeeeen ees 1
In stand-by CONGItION ...........ccecse scene eeeseneceeeareeeeene 5W Dry Cell battery ..........cccscseceeeeeee
eeeeeeeeneeenueeaeceeeeeaeaenans 2
[POWER IN] STEREO MODE Input (Level/Impedance) AC Outlets
Remote Control Unit .........csceeceeeceeeeeeseneeeneeeeeeeeeeeseeeees 1
Continuous average power output is VCR 1, VCR 2, VDP/VCR 3, ADAPTOR ........... 1 Vp-p/75 22
SWITCHED X2 .......ccecccseeeceeeeeeenes TOTAL 300 W MAX neseees 1
eereneeseeeeeeer eer
Output (Level/Impedance) Operating iNstruCtiONS ...........cceeseecnsc
100 watts* per channel, min., at 8 ohms VCR 1, VCR 2, ADAPTOR, MONITOR ..........06 1 Vp-p/75 Q
UNSWITCHED X 1... ccc cecceccecececeeeeeeeeeene 200 W MAX
from 20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz with no Frequency Response
Dimensions ..............ececeeees 420 (W) x 124 (H) x 381 (D) mm NOTE:
Specifications and the design subject to possible modifications
16-9/16 (W) x 4-3/4 (H) x 14-15/16 (D) in
more than 0.005% total harmonic VCR 1, VCR 2, VDP/VCR 3, ADAPTOR, MONITOR ............
Weight (without package) ............:eceeeeeeee 10 kg (22 Ib 1 oz) without notice due to improvements.
distortion.** 5 Hz — 6 MHz (+$ dB)
Signal to noise ratio ...........ccceesecsecescesseeeseeescneeeeees 55 dB
[POWER IN] SURROUND MODE
Continuous power output (both channels driven)
Choss talk: winsscricseecdenc aceite eid 55 dB (3.58
Enhancer (DETAIL) ...........:.cecececeeeeseeeseeeseees 2 MHz
MHz)
+3 dB 3. REMOTE CONTROL UNIT OPERATION
Front channel:
A video adaptor is provided only on the VSX-5000. It is net
20 Hz — 20 kHz, T.H.D. 0.005%, 8 @.......... 7OW + 70W
provided on the VSX-4000. In addition to the present unit, the remote control unit can also VCR power key
Surround channel: be used to operate other Pioneer components (TV, VCR, VDP Use to turn power ON/OFF to a VCR.
20 Hz — 15 kHz, T.H.D. 0.3%, 82 ............ 15W + 15W or CD) bearing the §§ mark.
FM Tuner Section
Continuous output power: 1 kHz, 0.3%, 8 Q.... 18W + 18W
Input (sensitivity/impedance) Frequency range .........seecececeeeeneeseees 87.5 MHz — 108 MHz SLEEP key A/V selector switch

PHONO. eocieetive ciate ees cstvesseva teak er eedtendcea ss 2.5 mV/50 k& Usable sensitivity .......... Mono; 10.8 dBf, IHF (0.95 uV/75 &) Press to enable the sleep timer function. Each time you press
the key, the timer function becomes 60 minutes, 30 minutes, TV power key
CD, TAPE, VCR 1, VCR 2, VDP. ...........000+ 150 mV/30 k2 50 dB Quieting sensitivity .............ccccecseceeseeseeceeeeeeeeerenees
or OFF, in that sequence. Use to turn power ON/OFF to a TV.
POWER INPUT: FRONT .........ccsscesseeeseeeeneeee 1 V/50 kQQ Mono; 15.3 dBf, (1.6 hV/75 2) When the SLEEP display is fully lit, this means 60 minutes,

|
POWER INPUT: SURROUND .............0005 150 mV/50 kQ Stereo; 37.1 dBf, (19.5 wV/75 &) when it is half lit, this means 30 minutes, and when it is out,
VIDEO SELECTOR key
Damping factor Signal to noise Ratio .............:seeeeeeee Mono; 80 dB (65 dB‘) this means OFF.

VKHZ, BD: csi decwees slasernetic cess Se eateadicdeis vets aeedese 55 Stereo; 75 dB (85 dBf)
Phono overload level (T.H.D. 0.03% 1,000 Hz) DIStOMiON: disessdicvdueresccedbetedecesessbes Mono; 0.08% (100 Hz)
SURROUND VOLUME key
PHONO |oiscnccecatacatekeseede
cdeseveed Aecccnedeecadesiwedes 140 mV 0.08% (1 kHz)
(functions only with the VSX-5000)
Cartridge load capacity/load resistance 0.2% (6 kHz)
PHONO ........ eaiduusedeccd.
ccdsusbaieesencweetesddes 220 pF/50 k2 Stereo; 0.2% (100 Hz)
Frequency Response 0.15% (1 kHz) RECEIVER power stand-by/on key
BALANCE key
PHONO, 20 Hz — 20 KHZ ..........cceecseseeceeeeeeneees +0.3dB 0.3% (6 kHz) Audio/Video Function keys
CD, TAPE, VCR 1, VCR 2, VDP, 5 Hz — 100 kHz..... +2dB Capture rations. ccscteccctetse cevcenecdetass aces dup endedasisssteaae 1d8
VDP IN ~ SURROUND OUT (at DOLBY SURROUND) Alternate channel selectivity ...............:0s000 65 dB (400 kHz) MASTER VOLUME key
30 zi 7 KAZ ai cecehs erie ci ietraeheta estes +$dB Stereo separation .........sccecscsceseececereeceeceeees 50 dB (1 kHz)
SURROUND MODE key
Output (level/impedance) 35 dB (30 Hz — 15 kHz)
VCR REC, TAPE REC ...........ccccsecenseeeees 150 mV/4.7 kQ Frequency reSponse ............seeeceeee30 Hz — 15 kHz (+$5dB)
FM/AM selecor keys TUNER CH key
PREAMP OUT: FRONT .........csecesseeseeeseneceees 1/470 Q Image interference ratio ...........:.ceeceeeceee secaeseneeeeeees 50 dB
(When the A/V selector is ‘“A’’)
PREAMP OUT: SURROUND ...............066 150 mV/4702 IF interference ratio .........cccceceeseceeeeeeeeeseeseeseeeeneees 80 dB TV keys
... Sets the TV set function to VDP. The station which is memorized
PAR ote teods ois toe iateesbune eden ee denten seede ccaetess 1V/4.7kQ AM SUPPFeSSION ratio .........cesecsecececeeeseseeenseneeeeseees 55 dB in the STATION CALL switch
TV ... Sets the TV set function to TV.
Tone control Spurious interference ratio ...............eeeseceeceeeeeeeeeeeee 70 dB will be received.
— ... Reduces the TV set’s sound volume.
BASS: 100)H2. ise. sicd dc tlnesieaserchtecedeacledcesctecs +8 dB Antenna input + ... Increases the TV set’s sound volume. +:By pressing this switch, the
Pitan teiits ese 300 2 BAL/75 2 UNBAL F-type connector channel number of the STA-
TREBLE; 10 KAZ. cecicetseccoie seoites aawedem eeseseascieoees +8dB TION CALL switch will in-
VCR NOISE FILTER .............-.c000ee 50 Hz, 5 kHz: —6 dB/oct BACATV): -c2ccc5; scaveers casters 75 2 UNBAL F-type connector PHONO keys
creases.
® (PLAY)... To begin record playback.
MURING ciceiel cose tisocet eigen covets Saag seiacaesides seustntedeense dees — 0 @ (STOP) .... To stop record playback.
—: By pressing this switch, the

Loudness CONTOUF ..........cceceecececeeeeeeeeeeees +6 dB (100 Hz), AM Tuner Section channel number of the STA-
TION CALL switch will
+3 dB (10 kHz) Frequency range ..........sccesecscecnececececsseesceeeeees seneieas mounted decrease.
Channel separation When 10 kHz step: 530 kHz — 1,600 kHz NOTE:
PHONO) wccc.c.cccsescecsecsecs
cusseeaveneseeseseeaeeees 65 dB/1 kHz When 9 kHz step: 531 kHz — 1,602 ktiz Unless the FM or AM function is
CD, TAPE, VCR 1, VCR 2, VDP ..........sceeevee 65 dB/1 kHz Sensitivity (IHF, Loop antenna) ..............-:.:eeeees 300 pV /rr.
SURROUND MODE key
selected using the BAND selec-
tor keys, you cannot receive a
Signal to noise ratio (IHF, short circuited A network) SGleCtiVity: stoi tv ete nsaseus chee eves eis nohostucedst tas eceeoets 20 dB broadcast.
[When controlling the VSX-5000]
PHONO: eess.cdeGs icraediteea etd ase ce eee cetvin de sveven aus 83 dB Signal to noise ratio ............eeceeeeeeeeees50 dB (100 dB pV/m)
Selects the surround mode. Each time the key is pressed, the
CD, TAPE, VCR 1, VCR 2, VDP. .......eecceseceeceeeeeees98 dB Image interference ratio ..........cceecceeaeeceeeceneeenees ve. 450B function is switched in the following order:
Signal to noise ratio [EIA, at 1 W (1 kHz)] IF interference ratio ...........cccsecececececenseeeeceeeeseeeeeens 70 dB TV CH key
STUDIO --STADIUM= DOLBY SURROUND — OFF
PHONO csccesseccacetec avanes banksctsicigetateatiewataieoet ees77 dB ANteNina’ wisseees cccteainest eisiwe Saiatesd hs eaatedieved Loop antenna (When the A/V selector is ““V’’)
CD, TAPE, VCR 1, VCR 2, VDP. ou... sc ceceeseeeeeeeeeeeee79 dB +: Selects channels in ascen-
[When controlling the VSX-4000]
Distortion (SURROUND) Miscellaneous Selects the SURROUND mode. Each time the key is
ding order.
~-: Selects channels in descen-
1 kHz, VDP IN ~ SURROUND OUT (at DOLBY SUR- Power requirements pressed, the function is switched in the following order: ding order.
ROUND) -sesectec ceiciaeden sect eee located chance mea os 1% U.S., Canadian models .............csceseeeees AC 120 V, 60 Hz
SPEAKER 20 cc 02s cseiacecsnsdacesexcsmvacansis OFF, A, B, A parallel B
SIMULATED__STEREO. SIMULATED STEREO
Other destination models ............ AC 110/120/220/240 V SIEBEGS “2 WIDE STEREO WIDE
Speaker impedance .............ceseececeeeeeeeseeeeeees 4— 162 (switchable), 50/60 Hz
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4. FRONT PANEL FACILITIES

SPLIT SCREEN control SIMULATED STEREO switch + ACOUSTIC MEMORY switch + Presetting the Acoustic Memory
This control allows you to freely control the area of enhanced pic- Press to produce a simulated stereo effect when listening to Use to set sound quality to three different settings (A, B, or C).
ture (on right side of screen) and original picture (non-enhanced, monaural sources (for example normal AM or TV broadcasts). This function allows you to preset and quickly recall frequently
on left side of screen) by means of a vertical line dividing the “S/STEREO” appears on the display panel. used tone settings.
screen into two sections.
NOTE:
Screen to which Screen to which
enhancer has enhancer has not
° ON the VSX-5000, this effect is not produced through the sur- ACOUSTIC SELECT switch *
been applied been applied round speakers. Each time this switch is pressed, acoustic effects are produced in
the following order:

iasiaald ——* LOUDNESS ——» A——e B—e ami

SPLIT SCREEN SPLIT SCREEN SPLIT SCREEN

£ o oO 2 o o - i) oO
FLAT: For flat (normal) frequency response. 1, Use the ACOUSTIC SELECT switch to select the desired
DYNAMIC EXPANDER switch *
LOUDNESS: Emphasizes the low- and high-frequency ranges. memory position (A, B, or C).
NOTE: Press to add impressive dynamicity to rock or jazz music sources. Produces a fuller sense of sound particularly when 2. Use the BASS/TREBLE controls to adjust the sound to the
This line is not output from the VCR (VCR 7 and VCR 2) VIDEO
listening at low volumes. desired tone quality.
OUT jacks. As a result, the split screen image is not recorded; NOTE:
A, B or C: Produces the sound tone preset with the ACOUSTIC 3. Press the ACOUSTIC MEMORY switch.
the recorded image will be entirely that produced by the This effect is not produced through the surround speakers.
MEMORY switch.
enhancer function. ¢ In this way, the desired tone will be preset in one of the three
acoustic memory positions. To preset two other desired tone
ENHANCER control settings, perform the same operations.
When performing tape copying with a VCR, some deterioration in ¢ To recail the memorized tone settings, press the ACOUSTIC
image quality occurs normally. This control allows compensation Remote signal sensor SELECT switch to select the desired memory position. In this
-for this deterioration in image quality by emphasizing image detail. way, three different tone settings can be preset and recalled in
the three positions of the acoustic memory.
NOTE:
The ENHANCER control functions to suppress image deteriora-
DPRONEER «co, corn ammo cen ven an:
tion, but will not improve image quality beyond its original state.
BASS/TREBLE controls
Use these controls to adjust the tone quality.
SPEAKERS switches
When both sides (+) of the BASS control are pressed
These switches are used to select the speakers used.
simultaneously, the bass response will be set to the flat (normal)
A: To use the speakers connected to the SPEAKERS A terminals.
condition; likewise, when both sides (+) of the TREBLE control are
B: To use the speakers connected to the SPEAKERS B terminals.
pressed simultaneously, the treble response will be set to the flat
When perform surround reproduction, press both of switches
(normal) condition.
A and B.
NOTE:
No sound will be heard through the speakers when both the A MASTER VOLUME switch
and B switches are depressed if only one set of speakers has Use to simultaneously adjust the sound volume from front and sur-
been connected to either the A or B SPEAKERS terminals. round speakers. To increase sound volume, press the ‘+’ side.
To reduce sound volume, press the “’—"’ side.
POWER STAND-BY/ON switch
PHONES jack © The sound volume level is memorized even when the power is
When this switch is pressed, power is supplied to the unit. Press
turned OFF. When the power is turned ON again, the volume
the switch again to turn power off. Connect the plug on your headphones to this jack. To listen to a
will automatically return to the previously set level...
program through the headphones, set both SPEAKERS A and B
[Timer ON/OFF possible]
switches to the OFF position.
When the unit is switched ON, ON/OFF control can be performed VIDEO SIGNAL SELECTOR switch
GhAlIFE Ati ee ee?
by means of the optional timer. When recording simulcast programs, the recorded image can be MUTE switch *
VIDEO ADAPTOR switchx
NOTE: selected from among VCR 1, VCR 2, and VDP/VCR 3. Press to temporarily cut off the sound volume. When pressed
Press when using the video component connected to the VIDEO
When the power is turned ON, muting will be applied to prevent ADAPTOR jacks. again, the sound will return to its previous level.
Sound from being output while the volume level indicator is Audio/video function switches*
flashing (about 5 seconds). VIDEO ENHANCER switch* VCR 1: Press when performing playback on a VCR unit.
Press when performing video copying with added video enhancer VCR 2: Press when performing playback on a second VCR unit. VCR NOISE FILTER switch +
SURROUND mode switches + effects. When the switch is pressed, the monitored video image VDP/VCR 3: Press when performing playback on a video disc If tape hiss noise is noticeable when performing playback of video
Set in accordance with the music source used when performing will be the split screen picture. player (VDP) or third VCR. cassette tapes, press this switch to reduce the noise.
surround playback. “TAPE 1: Press when performing playback on a tape deck and By pressing this switch, ‘‘N FILTER’ will appear on the display
OFF: Press when not performing surround playback. when monitoring recording. panel.
VCR MODE STEREO/MONO selector switch * TAPE 2: Press when performing playback on a second tape deck
STUDIO: Optimum when watching movie or concert programs. NOTE:
MONO: All playback, including stereo signals, are produced in
STADIUM: Optimum when watching live sports programs. and when monitoring recording. © This switch can be used when one of the video system func-
monaural.
00 SURROUND: Optimum when watching movie programs bear- When the MODE MONO indicator lights, the unit is set to the This receiver has two sets of tape terminals, allowing you to con- tion switches is selected. In addition, this switch can be
ing the DOLBY STEREO trademark. MONO mode. nect two tape decks for both recording and playback. preset for either of VCR 1, VCR 2, or VDP/ VCR 3. When any
other audio function switch is pressed, the noise filter is
NOTE: NOTE: NOTE:
automatically canceled.
© When the rear panel SURROUND ON/ OFF selector switch is This switch can be used when one of the video system function If TAPE 1 and TAPE 2 are pressed simultaneously, TAPE 2 alone
° The effectiveness in reducing high-frequency hiss noise
in the OFF position, no surround effect will be produced even switches is selected. In addition, this switch can be preset for will function.
varies depending on the type of tape used, the recording
if these switches are pressed. either of VCR 1, VCR 2, or VDP/VCR 3. When any other func- CD: Press when playing compact discs on a CD player. level, and other conditions.
tion switch is pressed, the mode mono is automatically cancel- PHONO: Press when playing records on a turntable.
ed.
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5. REAR PANEL FACILITIES

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FM/AM ANTENNA terminals L+R output jacks AC OUTLETS

SURROUND POWER AMP IN jacks These are the Dolby surround center channel signa! output jacks. (SWITCHED) TOTAL 300 W MAX
Use these antenna terminals for reception of normal FM and AM
broadcasts. When a separate pre-amplifier is connected and VSX-5000 is used They can also be used as a 3D system MONO output. Power supplied through these outlets is turned on and off by the
© For details regarding antenna connection, see the section as power amplifier for surround ‘speakers, connect the pre- (Standard output 1 V, output impedance 4.7 KQ.) receiver's POWER switch. Total electrical power consumption of
“Hints for Better Reception’ on page 28. amplifier to these jacks. connected equipment should not exceed 300 W.
(Standard input 150 mV, Impedance 50 k2) SPEAKERS terminals (UNSWITCHED) 200 W MAX
A: Connect to a first set of speakers (or the front speakers in a sur- Power flows continually to this outlet, regardless of whether the
ANTENNA FN-B (CATV) terminal SURROUND PRE-AMP OUT jacks round system). receiver is switched ON or OFF. Electrical power consumption of
Use this antenna terminal for reception of CATV FM broadcasts. B: Connect to a second set of speakers (or the surround speakers the connected equipment should not exceed 200 W.
Connect a 75-ohm coaxial cable to this terminal. When a power amplifier is used to connect surround speakers, in a surround system). The equipment should be disconnected by removing the main plug
connect the power amplifier to these jacks. ¢ The words in parenthesis apply to when the SURROUND from the wall socket when not in regular use, e.g. when on vaca-
(Standard output 150 mV, Impedance 470 Q) ON/OFF selector switch is ON. tion.
INPUT jacks Speaker lead wire preparation and connection
PHONO ... Connect to the output cables from a turntable. Cutter NOTE:
SURROUND BALANCE control Do not connect appliances with high power consumption such
CD ... Connect to the output jacks of a compact disc player. i Dy Speaker cord
Use to adjust the surround effect from the surround speakers. as heaters, irons, or television sets to the AC OUTLETS in order
Normally leave in the center position. When inputting a monaural to avoid overheating or fire risk.
10 mm Twist the strands
TAPE jacks signal, adjust so that the surround output is minimum. This can cause the receiver to malfunction.
Ss) (a)
The REC/PLAY jack on the receiver consists of two sets, @ Push up Push down.
TAPE 1 and TAPE 2. It is possible to connect two tape decks to
REMOTE CONTROL IN/OUT jacks
IN: Connect this jack to other Pioneer components (main unit or © insert & SPEAKER IMPEDANCE selector switch
the receiver and do simultaneous recording or tape to tape record-
remote control unit) when using those components to con- NOTE: Set this switch to the nominal impedance of your speakers. When
ing. When connecting only one tape to the receiver, connect it to
trol this unit. Do not allow any of the cord’s conductors to protrude from the using surround speakers, or when two sets of speakers are used
the TAPE 1 jack.
OUT: Connect this jack to other Pioneer components when using terminals or touch any other conductors. Malfunctioning or together, each set of speakers should have a nominal impedance
Connecting for Recording this unit's remote control to control the other components. breakdowns may occur when conductors come into contact of 8—16 ohms. When connecting surround speakers, always set
The tape recording jack (TAPE REC) on the tape deck should be with each other. to position @.
connected to the REC side of the TAPE jack on the receiver with a When SURROUND ON/OFF selector switch is ON position:

T=
pin plug connecting cord.
@ Norminal speaker When using
Connecting for Playback aa a impedance Surround Speaker
Connect the TAPE PLAY jack on the tape deck to the PLAY side ® From 4t0 less than@@ |__|
= From8toless than 16 9
[gs
of the TAPE jack on the receiver with a pin plug connecting cord.

GND terminal
ee When SURROUND
Nominal speaker
impedance
ON/OFF selector switch is OFF position:
One set of speakers | Both sets of speakers
(A or B) alone together (A + B)
Connect the ground lead of a turntable to this terminal.
From 4 to less than 8 Q. Position @ ee
Power cord
From 8 to less than 16 2. Position @
VIDEO ADAPTOR jacks
Use to connect a video adaptor component such as a video If speakers are used in ways other than those shown above, the
enhancer or color corrector. speakers may not deliver proper output, or unnecessary heatng
VCR 1 jacks may be caused.
[VIDEO OUT] FRONT POWER AMP IN jacks
When copying program materials from the video component con-
VDP/VCR 3 jacks nected to the VCR 2 or VDP/VCR 3 jacks, connect to the VIDEO
When a separate pre-amplifier is connected and the VSX-5000 is SURROUND ON/OFF selector switch
[VIDEO IN] used as power amplifier, connect the pre-amplifier to these jacks.
INPUT jacks of the VCR used for recording. When surround speakers are connected to the SPEAKER B ter-
When watching the video image from a LaserVision player (VDP) (Standard input 1 V, input impedance 50 k2) minals, set to the ON position; in all other cases, leave in the OFF
or a VCR used for playback, connect its VIDEO OUTPUT jacks [AUDIO OUT (L, R)] position. When set to the ON position, the SURROUND mode an
here. When copying program materials from the video component con-
nected to the VCR 2 or VDP/VCR 3 jacks, or when recording FRONT PRE-AMP OUT jacks be selected with the unit’s main controls or with the remote con-
[AUDIO IN (L, R)] trol unit.
music from an audio component source, connect to the AUDIO When a separate power amplifier is used to connect the front
When playing back the audio channel from a LaserVision player Before operating this switch, read the explanation on he
INPUT jacks of the VCR used for recording. speakers, connect the power amplifer to these jacks.
(VDP) or a VCR for playback, connect its AUDIO OUTPUT jacks SPEAKER IMPEDANCE selector switch.
[VIDEO IN] (Standard output 1 V, output impedance 470 2) [a ee
here.
When monitoring the video image from a VCR used for playing,
connect its VIDEO OUTPUT jacks here. VIDEO OUT jacks
[AUDIO IN (L, R)] Use to connect a TV set for watching program materials from the
VCR 2 jacks
When monitoring back the audio channel from a VCR used for VCR or VDP connected to this unit.
[VIDEO OUT]
When copying program materials from the video component con- playing, connect its AUDIO OUTPUT jacks here. [TO MONITOR TV jack]
nected to the VCR 1 or VDP/VCR 3 jacks, connect to the VIDEO Connect to a monitor TV or to a TV set with video input terminals.
INPUT jacks of the VCR used for recording. [VIDEO IN] (TO RF MODULATOR jack]
When monitoring the video image from a VCR used for copying, Use to connect a normal TV set. When performing connections,
[AUDIO OUT (L, R))
connect its VIDEO OUTPUT jacks here. the RF MODULATOR JA-RFS5: (sold separately) is required. By
When copying program materials from the video component con-
nected to the VCR 1 or VDP/VCR 3 jacks, or when recording [AUDIO IN (L, R)] connecting an RF modulator, video signals can be converted to NOTE:
music from an audio component source, connect to the AUDIO When monitoring the audio channel from a VCR used for copying, VHF signals (U.S. channel 3 or 4), thus allowing this unit to be A “normal TV set” as noted above is one for which RF connc—
INPUT jacks of the VCR used for recording. connect its AUDIO OUTPUT jacks here. used to view the selected source on a normal television set. tions alone are possible.
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6. DISASSEMBLY Removal of lamp box (3)

1. Remove two screws 1 and remove the LCD board in
Removal of lamp box (1) the direction of arrow.
1. Remove four screws @ and two screws @. 2. Unfasten three claws and remove the lamp box.
2. Remove bonnet in the direction of arrow A . 3. Extract four lamps.
Sheet
:
Bonnet case
Large rivet

Urethane foam A

Front stay

Lamp box

Rubber B

Removal of lamp box (2) JAE

1. Remove two screws @.
2. Unfasten three chaws (a) and open the front panel NOTE: The panel cannot be pulled out toward you. Remove the Lamp
: : : : P P panel by turning it.
assembly in the direction of arrow B .
3. Unfasten three claws (b) and remove the Remote
control assembly.
Panel stay
Wrapping Lamp box
Lamp box
Remote control assembly
Panel stay

2
7
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Lefer Lead wrapping
Chassis
Large rivet
LCD board Urethane foam A

Urethane foamA

Claw(a) Claw(a)

10
7.PACKING 8. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST
Parts List NOTES:
Mark No. Part No. Description e Parts without part number cannot be supplied.
e The :\ mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the
1 AHA1020 Front pad
safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical
2 AHA1021 Rear pad
designation.
3 AHD1104 Packing case
e For your Parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the
4 AEA1003 Antenna set
marks * * and *.
5 ARB1030 Operating instruction
*&* GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN *
(ENGLISH) This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on model
number, temperature, humidity, etc.
51 Packing sheet
e Parts marked by “ © ” are not always kept in stock. Their delivery time may be longer
52 Battery assembly
than usual or thev may be unavailable.
Parts List
Mark No. Part No. Description Mark No. Part_No. Description

AWZ1093 Tuner assembly 36 AEC-898 Rivet

AWZ1094 Signal assembly 37 AEP-057 Mica sheet
AW2Z1096 Surround assembly 38 ABA-313 Mica sheet
AWZ1097 AF Video assembly 39 ABA-176 Screw
A k* — 2SA1302(A)
aQhwh Transistor (Q1, Q3) 40 ABA-258 Screw

A xx 2SC3281(A) Transistor (Q2, Q4) A 41 ADG-087 AC power cord

NO ACG-019 Capacitor 42 «aa eis
(0.01 wF/AC150V, C1) 43 BBZ30PO80FZK Screw
CKDYF473Z50 Ceramic capacitor (C2) 44000 ee es
A wx ATS1031 Power transformer 45 ; le
(AC120V, T1)
A &* 10 ATT1016 Power transformer 46 FBT40 PO80FZK Screw
(AC120V, T2) 47 VBZ40PO80FMC Screw
48 VMZ30PO60FMC Screw
A k* 11 AKX1004 Speaker inpedance selector (S1) A 49 AKP-515 (AKP-504)AC socket (AC OUTLET)
Aw 12 AEK-304 Fuse (AC125V, 8A, FU1)
A k* 13 AEK-108 Fuse 101 Control assembly
(AC125V, 5A, FU3, FU4) 102 LCD assembly
14 AEK-008 Battery 103 Remote control assembl
15 AEP-251 Leg 104 SP.Switch assembly
105 Head phone terminal
16 AMR1104 Lamp assembly assembly
17 AEL1020 Lamp with lead wire
18 AAD1046 Knob A (VCR1) 106 Power switch assernbly
19 AAD1047 Knob B (VCR2) 107 Dolby balance asse mbly
20 AAD1048 Knob C (VDP/VCR3) 108 Chassis
109 Rear panel
21 AAD1049 Knob D (VIDEO SIGNAL 110 Bottom plate
SELECTOR)
22 AAD1050 Knob E (TAPE1) 111 P.C.B holder
23 AAD1051 Knob F (TAPE2) 112 Head phone holder
24 AAD1052 Knob G (CD) 113 Heat sink
25 AAD1053 Knob H (PHONO) 114 Rubber (A)
115 Rubber (B)
26 AAH1005 Alminum panel LU
27 AAH1015 Alminum panel LD 116 Panel stay
28 AAH1007 Alminum panel RU 117 P.C.B holder
29 AAH1016 Alminum panel RD 118 Heat sink holder
30 AAK1117 Acrylic panel

31 AAM-030 Function board

32 AAY-157 Push knob (SPEAKERS)
33 AMB1083 Front panel
34 AMR1105 IR Filter
35 ANE1043 Bonnet case

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101-103 >INPUT AMP 107,108: CLAMP 6 1C 408 TC4069UBP D219 RD24E8
Q109: CHROMA FILTER

a Ae male
L_6
1C 106 PDOOIZA D229~ 232 RD4.3ESB
RI30
476 IC107 MS51848P 0233~ 236 1OE2FO
J ag
! Benson I 1C201,202 PAOOI6 0237 RBV602
AXX1002
1
1C203,204
ic208
MS2i8 PF
uPC7BEMI2H
0238,239
0241 ~244
ROISEB
11E2 L |_© ®& G PLS

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So
1C206 uPC7B MOSH 0252 RO4.7ESB
Q101~ 116, 148, 121~125,.128, D256 RDS.6ESB
Q129, 217~ 220, 225, 226
28ci740S L101, 102,108 : LAU IOIK $201 : ASH1004
Qu7, 119, 221, 224 L103 : Lau2R2m RY201 : ASR-110
2SA933S L10@ + LAUS8OK RY202 : ASR -S12
OMO-12 DETAIL Q120 2841237 L108 = Lauz20K St: SPEAKER -_———

O1l4-116 CONTROL 1 Q201, 202 2Sa979 L106 : LAU270K +8 IMPEDANCE 13

TP AKX 1004 °
Q205, 206,215, 216 L107 : LAUIOOK
La €) cr: acG-o19 Bie?
2S¢2240 L201,202: ATHIO04
Q207,208 2SA1145 R259, 260 : ACN-139
Q209,210 2802705 R296 : ACN-209 ry
(09 Q2tt, 212 28c2238 c2s2 ACG1002 mc237. |
10000
vRioz Q213, 214 2S5A968 €237,238 : ACHIO10 a 1 {]
eee 7) Q222 280880 * f
Oa
SPLIT SCREEN Q223 258834
0101 ~103, 106, 107.
§
case |
(2000
7 7) eal!
4] Q301 28c1740s
1 VRIO : ACUIOOS. 4 0201~ 217, 221~ 228,
VRIO2 : ACUIOOE 0246, 248~251 , 253~255, [-50]
D257~262 1858131
REMOTE CONTROL
ASSEMBLY

1C205: REGULATOR

FU3 SA
AEK-108

SEPARTE SYNC SPLIT SCREEN pee ee ce Q222,223: +8 ) 18-6

REGULATOR

A973

R353 R3S7T R361 R351 R355 R359

220k 620k 10k 220k 680k 40k
ppb

IC203: FRONT
METER AMP

gelx J prones
HEADPHONE 0217-221:
PROTECTION

aT Ll
S203 : SPEAKERS A,B
SULSLEXXSC

Lye Fut 6A
8
AEK-304
SPEAKERS ONO 9)
[ze3v7e0]
48a

sprn—

Ax
R296
2.2
(1/2 Ww)

switer
TOTAL
MAX,
L
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W4-> Cin-je/elelt=]6)

The indicated semiconductors are representative ones

only, Other alternative semiconductors may be used and
SURROUND ASSEMBLY AWZ1096
SO
are listed in the parts list.
rn
ee
OOLBY
aC PLi
BALANCE
ASSEMBLY (2/2)

Ts
| 3~ DOLBY BALANCE
SURROUND

|©) > D PLS

ASSEMBLY (1/2)
R702 : SURROUND }
|
C701 (172):
PRE
OUT
AMP

BALANCE. 1

ee
MNP (LL FR) [somv74700]
mv /4700
L@ PL4
i

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c70t

R702 4 rt 3 RMS RTA

3 12 4 40
12k 12k 1¢ 708:
IN OUT op Lv STROBE t CLK
An ATS1O31 1750
Cnr
R72 REF DATA
$1: SPEAKER {Ok VOLUME
+8 IMPEDANCE,
Te 6!) AKX {006
QUT. C31 CS2 M/S VOL Vss
0237 e; Ct: ACG-O19
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TT So
t f
1237.1
‘000 1C704 (272)
mt
LPF
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2238 |
cmmememe VIDEO SIGNAL (ORIGINAL SIGNAL)

ENHANCER SIGNAL

SPRIT SCREEN CONTROL SIGNAL

Fus 5a
AEK-108

FUS 5A
AEK-108

1€705 (1/2) : AMP STADIUM

1C709 :POWER AMP LCH

1C740 : POWER AMP RCH
A iC 710

(C801 : BUFFER IC802 : DYNAMIC

EXPANDER
REOS LCH (C803 : DYNAMIC
220
0230

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13-4

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C804 RBOE
22/9 bre

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2.2/50 10k

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IC 701,705 ,801~ 803 VR701 > VRTMGHSO3
M5218 PF VR703 : VRTB6VS223
1c 702 NES71 £701,702: ATH=(33
{C703 MN3OO7
1c704 TC4069UBP
IC706 LA2730
1C 707 TC4066 BP
1 708 Cx7978
(C709,710 =yPC118BH
Q7ot 2SA933S
Q702~704, 708,803,804
2sci740s
Q70S~707 RN2203
Q801,802 2sc2259
D701,702 RD2.7ESB
0703 ~708, 803, 804
AC POWER CORD
"2 aTTIOW
A0G~O8T 1SS1314
X2_ BRN =a D709, 801,802 RDIVESB
D710,7414 ROS.1ESB
0805 RO4.3ESB

shies! teal
-— cI Cf A

A ACI20V SS ES oe
6OHr
SWITCHED UNSWITCHED
~ TOTAL 300W 200W MAX,
Max,
Me Gores _| SWITCHES:
AKP =315 OUTS!IDE OF P.C. BOARD ASSEMBLY SP SW ASSEMBLY
S1:SPEAKER IMPED ANCE SELECTOR A*B $203 1/2) :SPEAKERS A ON fe} mn 1

AF VIDEO ASSEMBLY
4a - ge S203 (2/2) :SPEAKERS B ON oO a 7

$201:2SURROUND ON — OFF The underlined indicates the switch position.

19 | 20 ; 21 22 | 23 | 24 =
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Vi)

11.ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST

NOTES:
form as shown in
e When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code
the following examples.
apart from 0), such as 560 ohm
Ex. 1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit
and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J=5%, and K=10%).
56 x 10 561.... .. RD%PS BOM J
5602
47x 10° Ps ee RD“PS Za J
47RQ
ORS® & > Madidtiekew ees RN2H K
0.52
OL 0 ore eke Sta OR EO ee RS1iP OHH K
12
as in high precision metal film
Ex. 2 When there are 3 effective digits (such
resistors).
5.62k2 562 x 10° 5621 .... RN%SR GADD F
indicates the importance of the
e The {\ mark found on some component parts
the part. Therefo re, when replacin g, be sure to use parts of
safety factor of
identical designation.
the fast moving items are indicated with the
e For your Parts Stock Control,
marks ** and * .
*k*x GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN *
distributor because it depends on
This classification shall be adjusted by each
ete.
model number, temperature, humidity,
may be longer
© Parts marked by “ © ” are not always kept in stock. Their delivery time
than usual or they may be unavailable.

Miscellaneous Parts Tuner Assembly (AWZ1093)

ASSEMBLIES
SEMICONDUCTORS
P.C.BOARD
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
Mark Symboi & Description Part No.
xx 1C401 MAX IC AN7470P
Tuner assembly AWZ1093
wx = 1€402 AM/FM IC LA1265S
Signal assembly AWZ1094
xx 1C403 PLL IC LM7001
Surround assembly AWZ1096
xx 0407, 0412 RN1203
AF Video assembly AW2Z1097
xx (0405, 0411 RN2203
Contro! assembly Non supply

xx OQ408—0410, 0413 28C1740S

LCD assembly Non supply
te Q403, A406 2SC2668
Remote control assembly Non supply
xx 0402 2SC2786
SP Switch assembly Non supply
kk Q404 2SK161
Headphone assembly Non supply
xx 0401 2SK241
Power Switch assembly Non supply

* D404, D405 S$VC321SP

Dolby balance assembly Non supply
* D406—D414 1$$131
Remote control unit assembly ADX1007
* D401—D403 1SV147

OTHERS
Part No. SWITCH AND RELAY
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
2$C3281(A) Mark Symbol & Description
fete 62, G4 Transistor
kk $401 Slide switch ASH1005
A wk Q1, Q3 Transistor 2SA1302(A)
(SPLIT SCREEN, ENHNCER)
A C1 Ceramic capacitor ACG-019
xx RY401 Relay ASR-080
(0.01 uF/AC150V)
C2 Ceramic capacitor CKDYF473Z50
COILES, TRANSFORMERS AND FILTERS
aeeisibs —
(A
71 Power transformer
A «
Mark Symbol & Description pe
A T2 Power transformer (AC120V)ATT1016 L406 AM OSC coil ATB-100
A x $1 Speaker impedance selectorAKX1004 ATC1001
AEK-304 L401 FM coil
A we = -FU1 Fuse (AC125V, 8A) ATC1003
L405 FM coil
AL xe == FU3, FU4 Fuse (ACI 25V, 5A) AEK-108 ATC1009
L402 FM coil
A * T404°AM ANT transformer ATB-099
A Battery AEX-008
Lamp with lead wire AEL1020
A * 7401 FM RF transformer ATC-194
A AC power cord ADG-087
AKP-515 A *% 402 FM Matching transformerATE-063
A AC Socket (AC OUTLET)
(AKP-504) & * 1405 FM Detector transformer ATE1001
& * 1406 FM Detector transformer ATE1002
& x 7403 Balun ATX-037
 Symbol & Description Part No. Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
Mark
ATH-108 * VR402 (229k) VRTB6VS224
L407 Inductor
LAU2R2M * VR401 (4.7k) VRTB6VS472
L403, L404, L408 Inductor
F402 FM Ceramic filter ATF-107
ATF-119 Other resistors RDI/8PMOOOJ
F401 FM Ceramic filter
F404 Low—pass filter ATF-164
OTHERS
F403 AM Ceramic filter ATF-208 Mark Symbo! & Description Part No.

Antenna terminal (4P) AKA1003

CAPACITORS Jack (MINI) AKN-207
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
* X402 Crystal resonator ASS1005
TC401, TC402 Ceramic trimmerACM-015
CCDCHO10C50 x X%401 Ceramic resonator ATF-125
c4os
c415 CCDCHO20C50
C414 CCDCHO80D50
C412, C460, C461 CCDCH150J50 Signal Assembly (AWZ1094)
SEMICONDUCTORS
C413 CCDCH330J50 Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
C401, C402, C405, C406 CCDRH390J550
CCDSLO20C50 xx 10502 CX-789
C407
CCDSLO50C50 xx IC506 M5201P
C408
c410 CCDSL101 J50 *x* IC503—I!C505 M5218PF
xx 1c509 M5220P
CCDSL221J50 xx 10512 RECEIVER CONTROL IC PD3068
C454
C425 CCDSL680J50
CCDTHO80D50 wx = =10511 TC4069 UBP
C435
CCDTH150J50 xx 1C510 TC9163.N
C436
CCDTH180J50 xx 10501 @PD405 6BC
C464
xx 0503—0505 RN1 201
CEASR22M50 x* 0508, Q509 RN1203
C456
C458 CEASR47 M50
CEASOR1 M50 xx = 0510 2SA933S
C452
C433, C453, C466 CEASO10M50 xx 0501, 0502 2SC1740S
C432,
CEAS1 RSM50 * D502—D504 RD13£S B3
C421
x 0505 RD5.1&SB
C447, C450 CEAS100M50 x DS509—D516, D519—D525 1S8131
C423,
C417, C459 CEAS101M16
CEAS2 R2M50 x D518 1$1555
C443
C420, C422, C442 CEAS3 R3 M50
C441 CEAS4R7 M50 COIL
Mark Symbo! & Description Part No.
C424 CEAS470M16
L501 Inductor LAUTO! K
C462 CKCYB102K50
C445 CKCYB562K50
CAPACITORS
C416, C451 CKCYF223Z50
CKCYX473Z25 Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
C418, C439, C446, C448,
C449 C523—C534 CCCSLI 01J50
c570, C571, C611, C612 CCCSL2 20/50
C403, C404, C411, C432, CKDYF103Z50 C537, C538 CCCSL 21 J50
C434, C438, C465, C465, C535, C536 CEANI2 R2M50
C467, C468 C564, C565, C568, C569, CEASO! OM50
C470 CKDYF1302Z50
C613
C426, C427 CQMA102 550
C428, C429 CQMA47J501 c609 CEAS19 0M50
C563 CEAS13 1M10
C437 CQSA391 J50 C588, C589, C594, C610 CEAS19 1M16
C419 CQSA471 K50 CEAS1D 1M25
C566, C567, C615, C618
C545, C546, C557—C562, CEAS222 M50
RESISTORS C582, C583, C587, C586,
NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value C619, C620
into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before.
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. C607, C608 CEAS22 1M16
C593 CEAS33 OM16
R401 RD1/2PM103J
C553, C555 CEAS47 1M16
A R462, R466 RD1/4PMF100J CEAS47 1M6
C539, C540
A R422 RD1/4PMF4R7J
c590 CKCYRS331 K50
R460 RD1/4PM225J

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 Part No. Mark Symbo! & Description Part No.
Mark Symbol & Description

C592 CKCYF222Z50 C702, C704, C717, C724, CEASO10M50

C616, C617 CKCYF4732Z50 C735, C740, C741, C744,
C574, C575 CQMA103J50 C745, C746
C572, C573 CQMA184J50 C705, C707, C711, C715, CEAS100M50
C541, C542 COMA243J50 C726, C739, C748, C750,
C755, C769—C771
C578, C579 CQMA273J50 C742 CEAS101M10
C576, C577, C591 CQMA332J50 C725 CEAS101M16
C543, C544 CQMA823J50
C815 CEAS102M6
C751—C754, C757, C758, CEAS2R2M50
RESISTORS C801—C804, C811, C812
C736 CEAS220M16
NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value
C767, C768 CEAS220M25
into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before.
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
Sg C813, C814 CEAS3R3M50
A R6O3, R604 RD1/4PMF4705 C756 CEAS330M25
R582 RD1/4PM821J C703, C708, C807 CEAS4R7 M50
; C732 CEJAR33M50
Other resistors RD1/8PMOO OJ C701, C709, C721, C722 CEJAO10M50

OTHERS C713, C749 CEJA100M16

& Description Part No. C714, C808 CEJA4R7M35
Mark Symbol
i C719 CKCYB102K50
resonator ASS-013 C729 CKCYB222K50
* X501 Crystal
ienatneh et) BRSLOM C718, C730 CKCYB332K50
Terminal (6P) AKB1008
Terminal (1 P) AKB1011 C731 CKCYB391 K50
C738, C759, C760 CKCYB471 K50

Surround Assembly (AWZ1096) nied Spegtice

SEMICONDUCTORS C727 CKCYB821K50
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
C733 CQMA104K50
xx 1708 CX7978 C710, C716, C763—C766, CQMA223K50
xx — 10703 MN3007 C734, C743 COMA333K50
xe 1C701, IC705, 1C801—1C803 M5218PF C737 COMA472K50
xx = 10702 NES71 C809, C810 COMA473K50
wx 1C707 TC4066BP RESISTORS
we 10704 TC4069UBP NOTE:When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value
A x — 1€709, 1C710 BPCTIBH into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before.
x Q705—Q707 RN2203 Mark Bunibel @. Baxctiot
escription Part No.
2SA933S Mark ymbo
‘eae Q701

A R733, R787, R788

2SC1740S OJ
RO1/4PMFOO
ake Q702—Q704, 0708, O803,
aso04 x VR703 (22k) VRTB6VS223
xx 0801, Q802 2SC2259 * VR701 (50k) VRTM6H503
* D709, D801, D802 RD10ESB
x D701, D702 RD2.7ESB Other resistors RO1/8PMOO OJ
x D805 RD4.3ESB
«D710, D711 Speween AF Video Assembly (AWZ1097)
* D703—D708, D803, D804._—«1SS131 SEMICONDUCTORS
Mark Symbo! & Description Part No.
COILS *x 1C107 M51848P
= IC203, 1C204 M5218PEF
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. Ean

L701, L702 Choke coil ATH-133 wx 1€201, 16202 PAOO16

xx 1C106 PDOO12A
wx 10101—1C104 TC4066BP
CAPACITORS
Part No. me IC105 TC4069UBP
Mark Symbol! & Description

C761, C762 CCCSL220J50 xx 1C206 uPC78MO5H

C723 CCCSL470J50 xx 10205 pPC78M1 2H
C706, C712, C720 CEASOR1 M50 x*x 207, 0208 2SA1145
*x*x 120 2SA1237

33
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. Mark Symbo! & Description Part No.

wee = =0117, Q119, O221, Q224 2SA933S C219, C220 CEANP2R2M100

ze 213A, Q214A 2SA968 C231—C234 CEASR22 M50
we 0201, Q202 2SA979 C249, C250 CEASO10M50
xx 0223 2SB834 C112 CEAS101M10
wee Q101—Q116, Q118, 2S8C1740S C105, C140, C142 CEAS101 M16
Q121—0125, Q128, Q129,
Q217—Q220, Q225, Q226 C241, C242 CEAS101M25
ee Q211A, Q212A 2SC2238 C248 CEAS102M16
xx 0205, 0206, 0215, 0216 2SC2240 C201, C202, C254 CEAS2R2M50
xx 0209, 0210 2SC2705 C245, C246 CEAS220M16
we =§=0222 2SD880 C147 CEAS220M25
xx D218 KZLO83
C230 CEAS220M50
A *® = D237 RBV602 C229 CEAS221M10
*« D238, D239 RD15EB C141 CEAS221M16
* D219 RD24EB C253 CEAS221M35
* D229—D232 RD4.3ESB C145, C146 CEAS330M25
* 0252 RD4.7ESB
C255 CEAS4R7 M50
* D256 RD5.6ESB C106, C108, C111, C125, CEAS470M10
x p101—D103, D106, D107, 188131 C143
D201—D217, D221—D228, C101—C104, C119, C123, CEAS470M16
0246, D248— D251, C251
D253—D255, D257 C243, C244, C247 CEAS470M25
A + D233—D236 10E2FD C109, C127, C129, C131 CEAS471M16

A * D241—D244 11E2 C209, C210, C228 CEAS471 M6

C205, C206 CKCYB331 K50
SWITCHES AND RELAYS C118, C126, C138 CKCYX103M25
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. C144, C256, C257 CKDYF473250
over C135 CQMA104J50
*xx §201 (SURROUND SW) ASH1004
* RY201 ASR-110 C221, C222 CQMA473K250
A x RY202 ASR-512 C139 CQSA821 J5O
C114 CQSA91 1 J50
COILS
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. RESISDTORS
. NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistamce value
L201, L202 Choke coil (0.7mH)ATH1004 into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before.
Li07 Inductor (1OuH) aca Mark Symbol & Description Part No :
L101, L102, L108 Inductor LAU101K ea
(100uH) A R259, R260 (0.332 5WX2) ACN-139
L104 Inductor (18uH) LAU180K A R296 (2.2M) ACN-209
A R279 RD1/4PMFL101J
L103 Inductor (2.2uH) LAU2R2M A R211—-R214, R239—R246, RDI/4PMFO ODS
L105 Inductor (22uH) LAU220K R251—R258, R261—R264, ,
L106 Inductor (27uH) LAU270K R278, R295, R331, R332,
R373, R374
CAPACITORS R121, R163, R167, R170, RDI/4PMOOOJ
Mark ‘Symbol & Description Part No. R171, R177, R201—R204,
R207—R210, R215—R224
A C252 (0.01 wF/AC120V) ACG1002 A R231—R234 RFA1/4PS121J
C237, C238 (1000/71V} ACH1010 A R247—R250 REA1/4PS4R7J
C239, C240 (4700/35V) ACH1021
C124 CCCCH100D50 A R269—R272 RS1 LMF100J
C115 CCCCH101J50 A R333, R338 RS2LMF100J
A R277 RS2LMF222))
C113 CCCCH180J50
€120—C122 CCCCH220J50 Other resistors RD1/8PMOE OJ
C136, C137, C227 CCCSL101 J50
C215—C218 CCCSL101 K500 OTHERS
€225, C226 PECSLESI EO Mark Symbol & Description Part No.

€107, C110 CCCSL180J550 Pin jack (1P) AKB1010

C203, C204 CCCSL221 J50 - Terminal (SPEAKERS)(8P) AKE-111
C207, C208 CCCSL270K500 DIN socket (5P} AKP-081
C116, C117, C133, C134 CCCSL470J50 -
€211—C214 CCCSL680J50

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 Control Assembly CAPACITORS
SEMICONDUCTORS Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
_Mark Symbol & Description Part No. C301 CEAS101M16
x D301—D307 1SS$131
OTHERS
SWITCHES Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. Remote control sensor unit AXX1002
xx $301—S354 (Tact switch) ASG-711
(ACOUSTIC MEMORY, (ASG-703)
ACOUSTIC, TREBLE—, BASS+, SP switch Assembly
MUTE, VOLUME—, VOLUME+, SWITCH
FREQICH, TUNE—, BASS—,
TUNE+, SURROUND VOLUME,
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.

BLANCE LEFT, BLANCE RIGHT, *xx S203 Push switch (SPEAKER) SUL5LXXSC
EXPANDER, AUTO/MANU,
DIRECT, STATION NAME, FM RESISTORS
MONO, CATV, TV/VIDEO, Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
V.SEL FM, AM, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
A R363, R364 RS2LMF331J5
MEMORY, 1-10/11-20, 6, 7, 8,
9, 10, V.ADP, ENHANCER, VCR
MODE, NOISE FILTER,
Headphone Assembly
SIMULATED STEREO, VCR1,
VCR2, VDP, SURROUND OFF, Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
STUDIO, STADIUM, DOLBY, Jack (PHONE) AKN1002
TAPE1, TAPE2, CD, PHONO)

Power switch Assembly

LCD Assembly
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
SEMICONDUCTORS
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. xx S355 Tact switch (POWER) ASG-711
(ASG-703)
x* 1€301, 1C302 LC7580

CAPACITORS Dolby balance Assembly

Mark Symbol & Description Part No. RESISTORS
C302, C303 Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
CKPYB681 K50
*x VR702 (10k) ACT1006
RESISTORS R774, R775 RD1/8PM103J
NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value
into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before. OTHERS
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. Mark Symbol & Description Part No.
All resistors RD1/8PMOO QJ Pin jack (4P) AKB1009

OTHERS
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.

* V301 Indicator AAV1010

Remote Control Assembly

SEMICONDUCTOR
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.

xx 0301 2SC1740S

RESISTORS
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.

* — VR101 (100k) ACU1005

* —VR102 (100k) ACU1006

R301— R304 D1/8PM102J

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TUNER_ ASSEMBLY (AWZ 1093) se
-_— | -
FM TUNER SECTION IF SECTION (meee | Ie7O5(172) 0708
SS ER IS (Ea SYSe Le ele ae, TR PN
ee a ae sf
a iS AMP BUFFER
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13. TROUBLESHOOTING 13.2. SOUND DOES NOT EMIT.

13.1 POWER SUPPLY DOES NOT ON.
Power supply does
Sound does not emit.

Does the protection

Are ST-BY power : NO | telay switch turn ON
supply 12V (POWER eee after an elapse of
SX-5000(BK)\ | several seconds after
RELAY) and 5.2V VSX-4000(BK turning power ON?
(1C206: Defective sub- power !s the DC potential of YES
ts the DC potential of
LLPC78M 05H) within supply circuit. the surround power the power amplifier
the AF video Does the needle of
amplifier output (J18 output [R259 and YES Defective the wiring
assembly (AWZ1097) the power meter
L and R sections) R260 (0.330, 5W)]
up to the speaker.
normal? within the LCD
within the surround: within the AF video
indicator swing?
assembly (AWZ1096) assembly (AWZ1097)
OWER ov? Ov? NO Defective
Does pin 45 (POW! microcomputer IC
RELAY) of the NO NO Can the display within {1C512: PD3068)
microcomputer IC : the LCD indicator be within the small
Defective power relay, YES (C512: PD3068) Defective power Defective power switched normally NO
relay drive Tr Q226 within the small signal assembly
amplifier for surround. amplifier circuit when the functions
740S). signal assembly and volumes are
(AWZ1094) and
SS (AWZ1094) vary to operated? periphery of the key
5V/OV when power matrix within the
ON/OFF. YES control assembly.
Defective protection
(AWZ 1098)
circuit Is the output (Lch: Pin
How many volts of 18 and Rch: Pin 25)
No. 2 within the | fixed. fee Creat SX-5000(BK)\ | of the preamplifierIC
small signal assembly |5V * $335 contact VSX-4000(BK) (1C502: CX-789)
J8 (KEY MATRIX) failure within the small
when the power * J10 Defective periphery
disconnection Defective periphery of simulated stereo
signal assembly
switch is depressed of STEREO WIDE circuit 1IC506 (M5201). (AWZ1094) OK? (At
circuit 1C508 (Lch becomes
continuously? @ Reset timing (Power on reset) (uPD4066). this point, SP
defective)
ov or “YTV SW=OFF and
Only VSX-4000(BK) VOLUME=MAX)
100/120 Hz
Does the power a
YES| when connecting A
plug again after
Defective cause disconnecting it Does signal come to
Defective peripheries
: ; once? the input (Lch: Pin 8
* Electrostatic noise of the input circuit
° AC line noise Teac >20msec and Rech pin 35) of
and function switch
the preamplifier IC
IC (1C510: TC9163N).
Are signals of pin 2 (1C502)?
(RESET) and pin 4
(ST BY) of the
microcomputer IC Defective RESET
Nee 2: rDeOr El and : ST-BY @ 1C502(CX789) Control signal
bees osci-
Are the power supply
= _ Defective wiring of
nigral aegemply lation circuit. and control signal
the power supply or (DATA, CLOCK,
TYPE2 ( CX789, CX7978, TCSIESN )
(AWZ1094) normal? control signal of the feats
Has the crystal been STROBE) of the
preamplifier IC CLOCK)
oscillating? preamplifier IC
(1C502).
(I1C502) normal?
YES <DATA>

Does the remote

<STROB> |
control signal come Defective preamplifier
NO
to pin 3 of the IC (1C502: CX-789).
microcomputer IC
(10512)?

Defective externally Does remote control

connected equip-
signal come to the
external input pin Defective remote
ment or defective (CONTROL IN) within control circuit.
microcomputer the tuner assembly
IC (1C512). (AWZ1093)?

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13.3 SURROUND DOES NOT EMIT. (ONLY VSX-5000(BK)).

(Turn ON the surround

SW on the rear panel.)
Defective the
speaker output
Does the power YES circuit from the
Are all in surround |YES
meter within the LDC Surround assembly
mode? indicator operate? (AWZ1096) up to the
AF video assembly
NO NO (AWZ1097).
Is the fuse FU3 and
Is the control signal FU4 of the secondary YES
(J6: STUDIO, side of the
STADIUM, DOLBY), transformer (T1)
blown out?
to which the surround
mode selection IC
(1C707: TC4066) is Is the DC potential of
applicable, normal? pin 1 (Output) of the Defective the power
power IC (IC709 and IC (IC709 andIC710
YES 1C710: 4PC1188H) uPC1188H) within

a mode?
within
assembly
the surround the surround assem-
bly (AWZ1096).
STADIUM (AWZ1096) OV?

Rch w Lch DOLBY

Is the DC potential of
Defective surround pin 4 (Muting) of the
Defective DOLBY IC power IC (1C709 and
selection IC (IC707:
(1C706: LA2730). 10710) 6V?
TC4066).

YES

Is the output pin of YES Defective the input

the surround PRE Circuit up to the
CUT normal? power IC (IC709).

Is the input level of

the volume IC (1C708:
CX-7978) within the P F
Defective periphe
surround assembly NES of the eclgae ic
(AWZ1096) normal? (1C708).

Defective the circuit Are STUDIO,

from the microcom- STADIUM and
puter IC (C512: DOLBY of the control
PD3068)up to J6 signal (J6) of the
pin within the small surround selection
signal assembly IC (1C707: TC4066)
(AWZ1094). normal?
YES

Defective peripheries
of Q705 to Q707
(RN2203), I1C707
(TC4066) or 1C701
(M5218PF).

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13.4.1 DYNAMIC EXPANDER EMITS NO SOUND. (ONLY VSX-5000(BK)).

Dynamic expander
emits no sound.

Does the expander

Defective output of J5 (Lch:
periphery of dynamic No.7 and Rch: No.3)
expander IC (IC802
within the surround
and IC803: M5218)
assembly (AWZ1096)
emit?

Is the signal coming

to the expander input Defective course from
(Lch: No.9 and Rch: surround assembly
No.34) of the preamp |NO (AWZ1096) to
IC (IC502: CX-789) preamp IC (1C502)
within the small input within small
signal assembly signal assmbly
(AWZ1094)? (AWZ1094).

Defective periphery
of preamp IC (1C502).

13.4.2 STEREO WIDE EMITS NO SOUND. (ONLY VSX-4000(BK)).

STEREO WIDE emits

no sound.

!s signal coming to
the output pin (Lch:
Defective STEREO
No.1 and Rch: No.7)
WIDE IC (1C507).
of STEREO WIDE IC
(1C507: M5218)
within zmall signal
assembly
(AWZ1094)?

Is the control signal

Defective periphery
of STEREO WIDE
of Q506 and 0507
selection IC (C508:
(RN2201).
MPD406€) normal?

Defective STEREO
WIDE selection IC
(1C508).

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13.5 © ENHANCER DOES NOT WORK. 13.7 FM(AM) DOES NOT RECEIVE.

Enhancer does not

Defective work.
periphery of color
signal eliminating FM (AM) does not
circuit Q109 receive.
(2SC1740S) within AF Is enhancer VR at
video assembly center? Does FM/AM
(AWZ1097) or selection Tr Q405
enhancer volume Defective periphery
NO Defective emitter Does the TUNED IND and Q411 within the
(VR101: tuner assembly of IC403 (LM7001),
10k) Is enhancer VR Min follower Q112
light up?
(AWZ1093) operate Q405 and 0411.
(SOFT)? (2SC1740S) within
normally?
a AF video assembly
N
Defective emitter (AWZ1097)
Does output of tuner
follower Q111 Is enhancer VR Max
(2SC1740S) within (SHARP)?
output (J1:L,R out)
Defective periphery Is tuning voltage Defective periphery
AF video assembly
within tuner assem-
of IC401 (AN7470P) (Pin 73: VT.TP) of 1C403 (LM7001),
(AWZ1097) NO bly (AWZ1093)
emit? normal? Q409 and 0410.
Check
respective DC
voltages to enhancer
circuit Q108 to Q115
Are other functions Defective 1C402
within AF video normal? (LA12658)
assembly
(AWZ1097).

To pages 39. Defective signal

13-2. Sound does not emit. course from J1 of
tuner assembly to
function selection
1C510 (TC9163N) of
13.6 SPLIT SCREEN DOES NOT WORK. small signal assembly
(AWZ1094).

Split screen does

not work.

Does the control

signal synchronized
with the horizontal
Does the output (Pin
Defective 3/6 and 4/6 3) of timer circuit IC signal emit at pin
of inverter IC (IC105). (IC107: M5184} (No.5 and No.13) of
emits? switch IC (1C102:
TC4066) within the-
AF video assembly
(AWZ1097)?
Is the output (Pin 2:
Defective periphery horizontal
of timer circuit IC synchronizing signal)
(1C107). When the split screen
of inverter IC (IC105:
TC4069) normai? VR (VR102: 100k) is
moved, does the Defective periphery
above-mentioned of Q120 (2SA1237)
duty of the control within AF video
Defective periphery signal alters smoothly assembly and VR
from Q117 to inverter to about 10% to 102 (AWZ1097).
IC (1C105 1/6). 90%?

Defective switch IC
(1102).

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15.1 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS
Mi ENHANCER CIRCUIT e Frequency characteristics
The video signal input from the respective video termi-

J
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nals is fed to the CLAMP circuit after being passed through
6dB amplifier and buffer amplifier. In the CLAMP circuit,
it is operated so that emitter potential of Q107 is always ®

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same as the synchronizing level of the video signal (See
Fig. @) ). At this point, one signal is input to the switching ou -58MHz

IC (C103) through the delay line and the other signal

becomes black and white signal after eliminating the color
signal component with a 3.58MHz trap filter (See Fig. ®).
Furthermore, low frequency component is eliminated with
the high-pass filter (fc=850kHz) (Sée Fig. ©).
The waveform of the signal input to the base of Q110 3.58MHz
is taken out from the emitter side as it remains as the origi-
nal form (See Fig. ©), and at the collector side, it is taken
out as the inversed phase waveform (See Fig. (D) ). Then,
the respective signals are mixed with the enhancer volume
(VR101) after passing through the buffer amplifiers Q111
and Q112. At this point, depends on the difference posi- 850kHz
tion of the enhancer volume, they become respectively
waveforms of )-@ to ®-@.
When the enhancer volume is set to the sharp position, the
rising edge of the waveform becomes steep as shown in
Fig. &) - @ and the contour of the TV screen picture Sharp side

becomes precise and sharp. When the enhancer volume is

set to the soft position, the rising edge of the waveform
becomes smooth as shown in Fig. (X) -@ and the contour
of the TV screen picture becomes soft.
The original signal passed through the buffer amplifier
and the signal to which enhancer has been applied are
mixed with each other in the MIXER circuit and output @|@
to the respective output terminals (See Fig. &) ).

® Soft side

SOOkHz 2MHz 3.58MHz

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an
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A partial of the video signal which has been passed through

ball the CLAMP circuit (See Fig. (A) ) is input to the synchro-
nizing separation circuit. In the synchronizing separation
Color circuit, at first, color signal component is eliminated by
—_—- Emitter potential of Q107 passing through the low-pass filter (fc=600kHz) (See
Fig. (© ), and then, only the synchronizing pulse of the
re ar video signal is fetched with the synchronizing separation
u I circuit (Q117 to Q119) (See Fig. ®).
This pulse is input to the inverter (IC105-1/6) and its
Black and white output is differentiated. The differentiated waveform
becomes origin of the reset signal of IC107 and trigger
signal (See Figs. G) and @) ).
Moreover, from the waveforms shown in Figs. @ , @ and
those of shown in Figs. D), ® are generated by D102 and
D103. After that, the signal of which waveform regulated
by two inverters of IC105-5/6 and 6/6 is input to termnal 4
of IC107. This signal becomes the reset signal of IC107
(See Fig. ®) ). Furthermore, the signal of which waveform is
regulated by one inverter of 1C105-2/6 is input to ter-
minal 2 of IC107 and it becomes the trigger signal(See Fig.
( ) of IC107.
On terminals 6 and 7 of IC107, the waveform length
(time length) is varied with the volume VR101 (split screen
volume) and with the time constants of the current mirror
transistor of Q101 and capacitor of C139 which is equiva-
Sharp side
lent to Q101. By this waveform variation, the vertical
(MAX)
line position of the split screen on the picture screen is
shifted.
By the signal input to terminals 2, 4, 6, and 7, the wave-
Center Volume
form shown in Fig. ™) is output from terminal 3(See the
{Original signal) position
Block Diagram of IC107). The waveform shown in Fig.
(@) which is output from terminal 3 of C107 is inversed
Soft side
by the inverter of 1C105-4/6 (See Fig. ©) ) and one is
(MEN)
reinverted by the inverter of IC105-3/6 and then, input to
terminal 7 of IC102 (See Fig. () ). The other is input to
terminal 5 of IC102 after smoothening its waveform rising
edge with D101, R174, and C133 (See Fig. Q)). In order
to make the rising edge of the waveform smooth as shown
in Fig. Q) , the operation time of terminal 5 of IC102 is
Sharp side delayed. Thus making time difference (the time when both
waveforms of (P) and @) become OFF) and generating
the waveform of Fig. P , to appear the vertical line of split
screen on the TV screen (See Fig. S)).
By switching this control signal, between one synchro-
Tee nizing signal and another, the picture to which enhancer is
applied and that to which enhancer is not applied can
® ® tal io Center simultaneously be seen apparently at the left and right sides
of the vertical line of the split screen on the TV screen.

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Power supply

Power supply
reset circuit

Reference voltage (5)

Voltage
Threshold (6)
comparator

Output stage

(7) Discharge
Trigger

Flip-flop logic table

R Q
L No variation

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Split screen line Line of split screen

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15.2 IC DATA
NOTE: In this IC data, there are different points from the actual
LOS,
ones. Refer to the circuit diagram and block diagram.

@ CX-789 TERMINAL DESCRIPTION

42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 3}! 27 26 25 24 23 22

MBiock diagram

SW
MOS
CONTROL
LOGIC
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3 : _ Terminal
Tecninal Symbol |
: i)
Terminal description ini Terminal description foe
—_
PHONO INPUT TERMINAL (From EQ. Logic section DATA input termina!
Amp.} ;
Power supply terminal
' TUNER input terminal
eae eUNES bite ! 24 VOD 1 - Power supply terminal
| TV input terminal a vag
= a es 25 OUT [e) Output terminal
AUX input terminal :
4 Ope ee 26 LC Oo Output terminal to the capacitor for
5 O° REC output terminal 1 LOW FILTER

6 REC 02 {e) REC output terminal 2 27 HC ° Output terminal to the capacitor for
5 HIGH FILTER
7 GND - Ground terminal
! 2 inal 2
8 l TAPE 2 \ TAPE 2 input terminal 8 TC [@) es to the capacitor for
ek
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8 TAPE | TAPE 1 input terminal 29 BC t input terminal from the capacitor for
; }
10 GND - Ground terminal BASS

11 OP + (0) Output terminal to OP Amp. (+) 30 OPO I Input terminal from OP Amp. out

[ 12 OP — ie) Output terminal to OP 31 Op- c@) Output terminal to Op Amp. [—) es

13 OPO | Output terminal from OP Amp. out [ 32 OP + ie) Output terminal to Op Amp. (+) f
14 BC I Input terminal from the capacitor for 33 GND - Ground terminal

BASS 34. | TAPE TAPE 1 input terminal

15 Tc (e) cecilia to the capacitor for 35 T APER | | APES vind terminal

- inal
16 HC ie) Output terminal to the capacitor for sabe Grocnd/ienpae
HIGH FILTER Reco2| oO REC output terminal 2
17 Lc ie) Output terminal to the capacitor for 38 RECO1 (0) REC output terminal 1
LOW FILTER 5 :
AUX input terminal
18 OuT fo) Output
utput terminal
termina TV input terminal
19 vss = Pi ower supplyly ttermina
inal
TUNER TUNER input terminal oe
20 STROBE ( Logic
9! section
OVAstrobe PHONO 1 PHONO input terminal (from EQ
21 CLOCK | Logic section CLOCK input terminal Amp.)

ME Serial Data Input Format

bt, O 1,2 ,3 ,4, 5 ,6,7 ,8 ,9 ,10 411,12 ,13 14. 15 =

LSB MSB (

Leh bch Rech Rch i

VOLUME 2 VOLUME 1 VOLUME 2 VOLUME 1 a:
(1dB) (10dB) (1dB) (10dB)

TAPE
TREBLE MONITOR FUNCTION

TAPE
MONITOR FUNCTION

*1 DATA is input from MSB.

*2 bit 15
O VOLUME DATA
1 Other DATA ae
*3 bit 1 23
0 0OMODE DATA
OOOTREBLE DATA

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BE Control Data

[—T-Finetion
|Tape monitor [Tape copy HIGH FILTER
LOW FILTER

[0 | PHONO | SOURCE | SOURCE_| DATA POSITION POSITION

[1 [tuner [_tares | taper. | feNO Wiehe e ORG =

1
f | ONS
STEREO
MONAURAL

TREBLE VOLUME 1 VOLUME 2

BASS (10dB) (1dB)
DATA POSITION DATA POSITION POSITION

3 +1088 Oe
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2 20 2
3 30 3

5 50 5

7 70 7

A A

*1 VOLUME attenuation is the sum of VOLUME 1 and VOLUME 2.

ex. 56 dB = 50dB + 6dB

10 dB posi, 1 dB posi
data 5 6
*2 By controlling the VOLUMEs Lch and Rch independently, it becomes BALANCE CONTROL.

MIC Internal SW State

aN,

(1) Tape monitor (3) Function

[dete [SW
|
10]
9
No
105 106 107
[deta
[ Wo
[13 14) 101
102 103 104
SOURCE 0 0 1 0 0 0
Tape 1 1 ie) 0 1 ce)
Tape 2 0 1 0 0 1

(2) Tape copy

(4) Mode

Pa fia
113|
11 12 | 109 110 108
0 1 0 oO
ie) Stereo 1 0
1
Mono 0 1

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(5) Volume 1 dB step (Lch)

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1 2 3 £4 | 509510511 512 513 514515 516 517 518 519

0 o oOo oO 0
1 1 o Oo oO
2 0 1 0 Oo
3 1 1 o 860
4 (oe) 1 0
5 1 re) 1 0
6 0 1 1 0
7 1 1 1 0
8 0 o oOo 1
9 1 o Oo 1
10 0 1 O.- 4

(6) Volume 10 dB step (Lch) (9) High Filter

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Step data SW No.
(10dB) | 5 7 |501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508
0 0 1 N
1 0 O
0 1 +40
1 1 0
0 Oo 1
1 0 1
o 1 1
1 11

(7) Bass (10) Low Filter

(2dB) |5 6 301 302 303 304 305 306 | 8 | 522 |

+10 1 1 ON 1
8 0 0 OFF )
6 1 0
4 Oo 1 * With the logic table 1 — SW out high
2 1 1 OorQ — low
0 0 0 ae
2 1 0 ;
4 Oo 1
6 1 1 Vos
8 0 oO
1 1 0

(8) Treble

Step
(24dB)}1 2 3 4{|310311 314 316 317 318 319 320 :
1°10 0
8/0 0 1 0
6/1 0 1 0
4/0 1 1 0
2/1 14 1 «0
Oo /0 0 0 1
—2 1/1 00 1
4 10 1 0 1
6/1 1 0 1 eo
8 10 0 1 1 Neat
1o/1 0 1 1

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32 31 30 29
(10203) 4)

$306 $310
PHONO 42 So—$0129 HE
(1) = $509 $521 (16)
TUNER 41
$307 sat __S3t6 25 OUT
(2) w e3 $522 (18)
$317
TV 40
(3) n2
$308

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$318
AUX 39
(4) wn& ix)

$309 $319
TAPE! 34
(9) uw g a
$320

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Mi CX7978 TERMINAL DESCRIPTION

ME Block Diagram
GNOiL) INCL) OUTIL)

Clock
V1bit SWITCH MOS AND POLY-S!
SHIFT REGISTER RESISTANCE PATTERN
Data

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LV ref SWITCH
ORIVER

To R-CHANNEL
L- CHANNEL

STROBE
DECODER

SELECTOR R - CHANNEL
FROM
SHIFT
REGISTER
( EQUIVALENT TO L~CHANNEL }

LEVEL
Strobe SHIFTER

Vss VOL VbO GNDIR) IN(R) OUTIR)

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Terminal Input / ri aed Terminal Input / ‘ oe Be

No. Symbol Output Terminal description No. Symbol Output Terminal description Z
a a

Audio signal reference potential (OV) of Logic system power supply (IVSS +
1 GND {L) = 7 VDL -
= Lch 5) V).
2 IN (L) I Audio signal input of Lch 8 VSS - IC board potential (- 14V)

3 OUT ({L) 0 Audio signa! output of Lch Clock for serial data fetching
P 2 ° 9 Clock 1 It fetches at its rising. It is of 11-bit or
Chip selection terminal $-bit structure
Chip is selected when bit Sth and bit :
4 cs1 10th of the serial data are coincided 10 Data 1 Serial data of 11 bits or 8 bits.

C52 = bi 0th, However, "O"= C81 ee

with the levels of CS1 = bit Sth and Mod ; oa ch

CS2 = VSS; "1"=CS1,CS2 = OPEN ib : : ;

I or VDL 11 Strobe - the IC is latched by rising of the strobe
pulse and the switch pertaining to that
data is turned ON.
5 CS2 12 LVref | Sets the input level range of the control
signal (Clock, Data and Strobe)
13 VDD - Switch driver power supply (+14V)
Serial data input mode selection.
When this terminal is fixed to VSS, it 14 OUT {R) Oo Reh audio signal output gos
becomes an 8 bit-input, and when it is 18 IN (R) i Rch audio signal input
opened ({or-set to VDL), it becomes an
11 bit-input. 16 GND {R) = ee os signal reference potential

In the VSX-5000 and 4000, data is transmitted with 8-bit mode.

*

2dB DATA 8dB DATA L R

2dB DATA 8dB ow L © © &

e2dB Data

Position Hexat Switch

icimal

Ponca
| odB |Osofot |
Sa ae ee
| 4cB_ | 2 Tt fot ft fi I
psOe8t aS ee ee al

pan
e8dB Data

DOOOU Een

Ltfojofi] tif ty | e
Pe fa ete

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e L/R (When 8 bits: M/S="L") e L/R (When 11 bits: M/S=“H”)

met SEE
|_No
change
|0 |0 |

iesronnnge: abet
M§ Audio Circuit of 2 dB and 8dB Step Volume Section of CX-7978

@ Switch number corresponding table

Switch No. in 2dB and 8dB data table

Switch No. in Fig. 0-0 SUE R WNT?
pe
ee Lch SW101 to SW117
Rech SW201 to SW217

@ Block Diagram
GND tN (Rech) OUT Vop DATA CLOCK

GND IN {tL ch) OUT csi cs2 M/S VOL vss

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m@ LC7580 TERMINAL DESCRIPTION

OUT)
OSP

DSPApo!
OSPt)
OSP2)
$53 $32 ss $49 $48
—COMt $50
~
leslesler aslss!selselsslsstectsslsetr tzalzal
—=—
$47 (AD 1)
a7
——s4610sP1)
46;
— $45 a2)
—— $44(DSP2)

lelelstebeity 2
a
8 2
oy let [3| vg o

© $47(AD1)

°S45(A02)

OPENO——

Terminal oo
Terminal description No Symbol Terminal description /

Segment output terminal

Segment output terminal

13 $13 45 $44 (DSP 2) Segment output or DSP input terminal

}_
Ll 14 $14 46 $45 (AD2) Segment output or AD input terminal

15 $15 | 47 $46 (DSP1) Seg ment output or DSP input terminal

+—-

16 $16 $47 (AD1) g

Segment output or AD input
output or inpu terminal
ina
17 $17 $48 (DSP OUT) Segment output or DSP output terminal

18 | $18 $49 (ADO1) ce

—
19 $19 $50 (ADOQ2)

$51 (ADO3) Segment output or AD output terminal

$52 (ADO4)
54 $53 (ADO5)
———— |_
23 $23 55 osc Oscillating terminal

24 OPEN No connection 56 VDD Power supply

25 $24 INH Display extinguishing input terminal

26! $25 LCD bias voltrage setting terminal .

|
27 $26 Power supply
b yeeeaeat a
28 $27 Segment output terminal 60 CE Chip enable input terminal
+

29 ; $28 61 CLK Clock data input terminal

30 $293 62 DATA Serial data input terminal we

31 $30 63 com2 Common output terminal (Use oniy when 1/2 NS

duty)

32 $31 | 64 com1 Common output terminal (Use COM1 only

when 1/1 duty)

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Mf Data transferring format when 1/2 duty (112 bits)

@ When 1/2 duty (56 bits suffice for transfer data if
display segment is below 52 segments. In addition, the
transfer format is the same as 1/1 duty, and alteration
of only D54 to D106 cannot be made.)

Transfer direction (112 bits)

[ex[oe[oe[m+[os[om[or[oe] sat O80[08 |sz es8 ar|.) 2 |

se[ss[oss[se[se[oss[ono[oi[oe] p102|D103 p104/D105 [D106
DS53 and D106 are ineffective (don't care)

Di to D53: Display data (when 1/1 duty) Lights up at“1”

D1 to D106: Display data (when 1/2 duty)
Extinguishes at “0”
PAT

‘Note: When selecting AD or DSP

1/1 duty: D46 to D53 are ineffective (don’t care)
1/2 duty: D88 to D106 are ineffective (don't care)

DP: Driving method selection bit

”1/2 duty at “1”
"1/1 duty at “0”
DQ: AD or DSP function selection bits
AD or DSP function at “1”
Segment output at “0”
X: don’t care

Mi Serial data when duty (112 bits)

Interna! latch 1 x

Internal latch 2 x

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Mi Output waveform during 1/2 duty

—— Vico
1
—— Vico
COM! —oOv

$1 to $52 output when —Vtico

COM1 side segment
lights up. pone a egy
COM2 OFF

VLeD
$1 to $52 output when
COM1 side segment
extinguishes. —-OV
aes a
COM2 ON

COM 2

$1 to $52 output when

COM2 side segment
; ' Mey
lights up. fala OF '
COM2 ON 1 | |
$1 to $52 output when
COM2 side segment
extinguishes.
(este nea
COM2 OFF

COM 1

COM 2

$1 to S52 output when .

both COM1 and COM2
segment light up.

S1 to $52 output when

both COM1 and COM2
segment extinguish.

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MELCD displayer

|
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eS = nee = as,

WII LN LN
Wet Lit LN LN Lf fe) ] A CE PN ER EN |
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CERES CER SRONT ll ll acoustic BAL [Lu] Ce]

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vcRt voR2 vOrP 40PT ENHANCER MONO NOISEFIL TER Roe spec? LOUONESS TUNING AUTO wes oN ma) BICATY) Ty

NOTE: The indication of DYNAMIC EXPANDER in the figure

becomes that of STEREO WIDE in the VSX-4000 (BK).

ME LCD displayer (Segment pattern)

samen enon a= NO TO er SARANRSREKSLKMARSBRHRSLST TS SSSFS BSYGSVSHSSISIS

000
000000
000000

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FRONT
TREBLE : | SLEEP
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NHANCER TER-
MONO ——NOISEFIL ~ BENAMIE:
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STEREO LOLONESS T TUNING AUTO
Co Lawl
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MONS. BOS ecarvny —

MA LCD displayer (Common pattern)

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2 Q2
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ayers e-- ==
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688 88 °
8
0° he) °
101

|S orem [esovr
REE covey suRROUND TREBLE
ROUND
ASS
DYNAMIC SIMULATEO STATION eM
Levert -vehe-vp -AOPT— ENHANCER ~MONO NOISEFTER EXPANDER STEREO” LOUONESS TUNING AUTO CH 17-20 MONO mS excaty ty

NOTE: * The segment of terminalis 4 to.51 is indicated with

the combination of those and COM terminals 1 to 3.
* Moreover, the segment of terminals 54 to 100 is
indicated with the combination of those and COM
terminals of 52, 53, and 101.
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Mi LM7001 TERMINAL DESCRIPTION MB Equivalent circuit block diagram

x ouT [1] jis} Vss

-
SY¢
14 OPD 1
acl ls oPD2
x inal ts] PD2?
x INC (68S pore
ra]Pt X OQUTo rt
13] VoD2 FM INO” 5 ee
pata(sl rier | PROGRAMABLE DIVIDER
DIVIDER | 13 yop?

——ovss
it4] FM IN
SHIFT REGISTER LATCH
Ho] AM IN

19] B03 eel ao

& an ;

Terminal ‘ ies Terminal , oN,

No Symbol Terminal description No Symbol Terminal description

1 X OUT Crystal oscillator (7.2MHz) output 9 BO3 Band data output

2 X IN Crystal oscillator (7.2MHz) input 10 AM IN AM Local oscillation signal input terminal
3 CE Chip enable signal input 11 FM IN FM local oscillation signal input terminal
4 CL Clock data input terminal 12 VDD 1 Power supply
5 DATA Data input 13 VDD 2 Back-up power supply
6 syc Clock output terminal for controller 14 PD 1 Change pump output
(400kHz)

BO! Band data output (FM=“’L’ ’) 15 PD2 Charge pump output

BO2 Band data output (AM=‘‘L’ ’) 16 vss Power supply

No
WE Data input

olor [oe[on] [mle [ero] [els|

1) DO(LSB) to D13(MSB): Dividing figure data Use DO
to D13 for FM IN and D4 to D13 for AM IN.
eX.
er eee ieee
During FM 101 0 00 00 0 1 1 #71 1 c——> FM IN dividing figure = 14853
LSB : MSB
During AM 0 0 00 01 014 1 1 cc _ AM IN dividing figure = 928
LSB MSB -

2) 70 and Tl: Should be used for testing of LSI (0,0). Ses

3) BO to B2 and TB: Band data and time base data

Se
 4) RO to R2: Reference frequency data

ie)
0
ie)
ce]
0
1
(@)
ie) (6) 1
Cro [ri | 2 |wet[B01
pO Os) [| Oo |100kHz[
|BOR|BOS|
1 | 1 [ oO |
cé) 1 0 (¢] 1 0 po | Oo Tt |50kHz |pt eff tll Ore 3)
c¢] 1 1 0 1 1 —O_| 1} 01 25H Ae
1 0 0 0 0 ry ee ee ee
1 0 1 re) 0 1 (7 eT
1 1 fo) ) 1 r) i
1 1 1 0 1 1 ReBaeeair ae ee
0 0 0 1 + * Ce ak a aed
x 1 0 1 1 ) 2 :
x fe) 1 1 fe) 1 5) S: Divider selection data
: 1 1 1 1 1 “17: FM IN and “0”: AM IN
1 ie) 0 1 0 ie) 6) The VSX-5000 (BK) is used in FM mode where fref is
*: It is determined by RO to R2. x: Don't care. TB: 8 Hz 25 kHz, is used in AM mode of 9 kHz where fref is
NOTE: In the VSX-5000 (BK) when its input is "0110", itis used 10 kHz, and is used in AM mode of 10 kHz where
in FM mode and when “1000” it is used in AM mode. fref is 9 kHz.

M@§ PD3068 TERMINAL DESCRIPTION

Terminal : | Terminal ;
[ tess Name Function 1/0 |ACT | No Name Function 1/0 |ACT
: — i : en
vss GNDterminal - - 64 GO (LSB)
2 RES Reset input | L 63 G1
3 INT Remote control input 1 L 62 | G2
<—— I
4 STBY Standby input | L 61 G3
Key matrix input I L
5 XTAL Connect a 4MHz crystal os-| aa 60 G4
6 EXTAL _| cillator between terminals |— | = 59 G5
7 NUM Connect to GND | — | =a 58 G6
8 TIMER _|Connect to GND |-|- 57 G7 (MsB)
9 A7__| (Nouse) NC | o | -!| 56 F7 | (Nouse) NC (mse) |
10 A6 FM AUTO (L)/MONO (H) 0 55 F6
11 A5 AM 9k({H)/10KL) | 54 F5
jp ;
12 A4 FM stereo mode I H 53 F4
ig ———— Key matrix output 0 L
13 A3 FM ANT-A (L)/-B (H) ie) 52 F3
14 A2 Tuning STOP REQ I H 51 F2
— 1
15 Al LM7001 (PLL)CE ie) H 50 F1
a
16 AQ TC9163N STROBE ie) H 49 FO (LSB)
17 B7 CX780 strobe oO H 48 E7 | Serial data output*3 Si 0 H
18 B6 VCR2 REC OUT fe) L 47 E6 Clock output*3 0
19 B5 VCR1 REC OUT oO L 46 E5 ‘ RF CONV VIDEO (L)/TV(H)| 0
20 B4 S/S control Oo L | 45 E4 Power relay CONTROL 0 H |
21 B3 S/W control oO H 44 E3 ., LC7580 CE1 0 H
22 L B2 S/W ce) L | 43 E2 LC7580 CE2 0 H
23 Bi Serial data output* 1 re) H 42 E1 : LC7580 INH1,2 0 L
| 24 =| BO _| Clock output*1 ol 4H 44 EO | (Nouse) NC 0
25 C7/TX | Serial data output*2 fe) 40 D7 n
— o use
26 C6/RX_| PDOO1ZA TE [0 LL 39 | DE/INT2 - (Terminated to GND} ]
27 C5/CK |
Clock output*2 Pe.) 2) 38 DS
28 C4 | (Nouse) NC
eee kes fe) |AC pulse input oa|i | 4a
29 c3 STUDIO control ie) |Speaker-B surround I
30 C2 STADIUM control ie) | Model 5000 {L) /4000
(H) J
31 C1 DOLBY control | oO | Model J(H)/other (L) |
pen

32 co CX7978 strobe | O H 33 Vcc Power supply +4.8V

*1 Serial data clock line for CX789 and CX7978

*2 Serial data clock line for LM7001, PD0012A and LC7580
*3 Serial data clock line for TC9163N
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Mi Control [Cs
CX789 (Function, Volume, Balance, Tone, Noise filter,
Stereo/Mono)
TC9163N (Function, Tape monitor)
CX7978 (Surround volume)
LM7001 (PLL)
PDO0012A (Video function) (TC4066BP control)
1IC7580 (LCD driver)
M5201P (Simulated stereo)
TC4066BP (Stereo wide, VCR REC, Surround function,
and Video function) are switched over by the output of
the PD0012A.

ME Main unit key

Ns? | |S
ee oi aT = eT Se eT
ACOUSTIC TREBLE BASS begs MUTE NOEUME eee
SELECT
TUNING BASS eso SURROUND rec erhase ee

on FM MODE
DIRECT FREQ/ AUTO/ oe
NAME MONO

ACCESS
SIGNAL
SELECTOR an
1 to 10/
MEMORY
11 to 20
VCR MODE VCR
VIDEO STEREO/ NOISE IM
SIMULATED
ADAPTOR | ENHANCER MONO FILTER STEREO

es STUDIO | STADIUM DOLBY TAPE1

All keys —— x
*4 STELEO WIDE at 4000 mode

Mi Remote control key

Tuner Section [COMPO CODE:A4 |

Key corresponding to main unit Key corresponding to main unit

00 oO 10 og 3 9 |
01 1 1 oD FM FM
02 2 2 OE AM AM
03 3 ! 3 10 Memory + TUNE + *5
04 4 4 11 Memory — TUNE - *5
0s 5 i
| 5 Ain 13 Ban d |
06 6 sali 6 ; 1E MPX FM AUTO /MONO
Memory
delenion 1 to 10/11 to 20

*5 The TUNE +/— key of the main body serves both as itself
and CH +/— key.
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AMP Section [|COMPO CODE:AS ]

Code Name Key corresponding to main unit | Code Name Key corresponding to main unit
OA VOL + ie VOL + 42 SURROUND LEVEL + SURR +
OB VOL + ie VOL + 47 TUNER
[op VDP y VCR3/VDP 48 SLEEP
OE VIDEO 1 VCR2 49 BAL R BAL R
[ OF (VTR) 2 VCR1 4A BAL CENTER ai)
[42 | MUTE MUTE 4B BAL L BALL
1A POWER ON 4c cD cD i
| POWER OFF 4D PHONO PHONO
. 1c ma POWER ON/OFF POWER 4E TAPE TAPE1
1D MONITOR TAPE2 51 MUTE ON
1F VIDEO ADAPTOR VIDEO ADAPTOR 52 MUTE OFF
40 SURROUND MODE 54 VFUNC VIDEO SELECTOR
t 41 SURROUND LEVEL + SURR + a 55 AFUNC
CODE: HEX Indication

Mi Reset timing (Power on reset) M@iBack-up timing

45 msec
Voo
100/120 Hz AC (D4)
Q

—— Vood
STBY

tose >20msec osc

Standby mode
\ (STBY=0)
STOP mode
(After 45 msec of AC OFF,
call with software)

@§Port expander layout (PD0012A port)

[Video Function Control (TC4066BP)}

PIN Work

VCR1 REC OUT

ENHANCER
VCR2 REC OUT MONITOR OUT
NORMAL NORMAL
VCR1 REC OUT MONITOR OUT
6 02 VCRI1
NORMAL ENHANCER
VCR2 REC OUT
7 Os VDP (No use)
ENHANCER
ALL PORT ACTIVE “H”

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Mi Data output timing Mi Volume display vs. Attenuating amount

t) ee

a = ae
OTYPE1 (LM7001, LC7580 [SCI USE) } u

-30
<CLOCK) -40

~50 Front CX789 1dB step

«DATA =o0 eae CX7978 2dB 3

« ea OOOO VOLUME DISPLY

MiBalance display vs. Attenuating amount

OTYPE2 ( CX789, CX7978, TCYIGSN )
°
joo}ts 7s M,
<CLOCK> -10 gee “te
sine 715

ag v N
<DATA)

<STROB> -75

ee [OOOO
BALANCE DISPLY

OTYPE3 (PDO012A) : 7
fa ts M™ Surround volume display vs. Attenuating
amount of master volume
<CLOCK>
| dB
t {20 yet
+10; ee o
<DATA)

=o e (2dB step)
<CE> | ( | -20

vor? LILI JI IIL Ne

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ME Test mode (With TEST key of key matrix) Mi Simultaneous pressing (Demonstration mode)
Adjusting data set Simultaneous key pressing other than the below combina-
tion is not accepted.
SH Ne: oe CH No. |Data | = * BALANCE L+R ~ BALANCE Center
* TREBLE UP+DOWN — TREBLE Flat
:
[3 | 90.0MH2 | 13 | 954/1000KHz_| Babs URT DOWN BASS Fiat
[4 | 94.0MHz | 14 | 963/101 0kHz |
| 5] SS 7.6MHz | 15 | 999/1050kHz | With POWER OFF (STANDBY state)
[6 | 99.0MHz [| 16 | 1008/1060kHz | * TV ANTENNA Power —_ Demonstration mode

[8 COL 106.0MHz | 18 | :1395/1490kHz |

| 9 [ 108.0MHz 19 1494/1600kHz
10 §31/530kHz 20 1602/1 600kHz
(9K/10K)
VOLUME Min
BALANCE Center
SURROUND Mid
TONE Flat
By the above-mentioned 4 modes, the UP/DOWN
speed becomes optimum.

Wl uPC1188H-P
Block Connection Diagram
MUTE Vec
O

Terminal description
Terminal Standard voitage (V) Terminal name 1/0 Function and operation _|
4 0 OUTPUT Output Output terminal
fo
i tldra
= NC NC
3 22 +VCC | Positive power supply voltage terminal
a
i 4 H: 5.9, L: 0 MUTING input Muting input | H: MUTE OFF, L: Mu-TE ON
5 0.5 PHASE COMP ;
6 ~ 20.3 PHASE COMP Capacity connecting terminal for phase cirnpensation
} | oe Rie sete
7 0 INPUT Input Input terminal
8 NFB Input NFB input terminal
9 GND GND
fe) -VvCcCc Negative power supply voitage terminal

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16. ADJUSTMENTS
16.1 TUNER SECTION
FM Tuner Section .
e¢ Connect the FM signal generator (FM SG) to the FM ANTENNA 3002 terminal through a 3002 dummy
antenna.
e Set the AUTO/MANUAL switch to the MANUAL position and the FUNCTION switch to the FM.

FM MONO ADJUSTMENT
FM SG
Frequency Adjustment Adjustment procedure
(1 kHzt75 kHz dev.)
display point
Frequency

Check pin 73 (3.4+1.5V) of tuner assembly.

108.0 MHz ~ Check pin 73 (8. we ae of tuner assembly.

T401, L402 | Set the output from pin 74 of tuner assembly to

3 98 MHz 20~30 dB 98 MHz T402 maximum level.

Adjust voltage across pins 76 and 77 of tuner

4 98 MHz 60 dB 98 MHz T405
assembly to T meter center. (£10 mV}

98 MHz 60 dB 98 MHz T406 Minimize distortion.

Repeat steps 4 and 5 until both specification ratings are satisfied.

FM MPX ADJUSTMENT
vR401 Adjust the frequency at pin 75 of tuner assembly
to 75.8 kHz (+100 Hz)
98 MHz

grins alaeeee
60 dB 7402 Minimize distortion in both left and right channe!

98 MHz 280 dB ame :

98 MHz VR402 Maximize separation.

saw
98 MHz 10 dB Confirm that TUNER IND and STEREO IND are
extinguished.
| _____Stereo modulation*
modulation* 9

* Stereo modulation: Main 1 kHz L+R 68.25 kHz dev. Pilot 19 kHz+6.75 kHz dev.

AM (MW) Tuner Section we

* Connect loop antenna to the AM signal generator (AM SG). and connect the Loop antenna (of the set) to AM
ANTENNA terminal.
¢ Set the FUNCTION switch to the AM (MW)

AM SG
Frequency Adjustment
Step {400Hz, 30% MOD) Adjustment procedure
displa int ’

1 ; 531 kHz L406 Set pin 73 of tuner assembly to 1.2V (+0.05WY

No signal
1602 kHz TC402 Set pin 73 tuner assembly to 10.0V (+0.1V)
Repeat steps 1 and 2 until both specification ratings are satisfied.

603 kHz 40 dB 603 kHz T404 Set the output from pin 74 of tuner assembly to
1395 kHz 40 dB 1395 kHz Tc401 maximum level.
&i
Olin,
wiry Repeat steps 4 and 5 until both specification ratings are satisfied.

sl 999 kHz | 55dB CS 999kHz Confirm that TUNER IND becomes lit.
¢ The distance between AM SG side loop antenna A 60 cm
and the receiver side (VSX-5000(BK)) loop antenna B,
that is, from the center ofA side loop antenna to that
of Bside loop antenna should be 60 cm. eases [ia]

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 VSX-5000(BK

Use a spatula whose

an edge is thin.

orate ,
L402

vy ~ L402
!
Adjust by making this space
between windings of a coil wider
or closer with a spatula.
be Ss Se eeea tta
\
\
|
\
\
AM \
10K «——® 9K h
FM ;
100K «—»50K

CHANNEL STEP I

TP76@ UTP77
1c401 (TUN.TP)

VR402
(SEPA)

405[Q]

rao8[Q]
a
TP74
(SIGNAL)

Fig 16-1 Adjustment points

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16.2 SURROUND AMP SECTION

® SURROUND LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
Preparation

1) Adjust the SURROUND BALANCE VR (VR702) on 4) Set the SURROUND MODE to the DUSURROUND
the rear side to the center clicking position. (DOLBY)
2) Connect load (892). 5) Input sine wave signal of 1kHz, 260mV to the CD
3) Turn the power supply ON. input. Lch (or R ch) only.
(Be sure that the small signal assembly is operationg
normally.)

Millivolt
meter
SURROUND
In put assembly
terminal TP 6? Distortion
meter

Connection diagram

Adjusting method
1) Adjust with VR701 (LEVEL) so that the output of TP
pin 81 of the SURROUND assembly becomes 100mV
+5mV.

|TP @1)

_/@_¢ me2 aeee RS,

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@e SURROUND DISTORTION ADJUSTMENT

Preparation

1) Connect load (1W/8Q).

2) Turn the power supply ON and adjust with the
MASTER VOLUME and SURROUND VOLUME so
that the output of the power amplifier becomes ap-
proximately 2.83V.
3) Turn the power supply OFF.
4) Make the circuit into non-loaded state (open circuit).
5) Remove seven screws @ and remove the bottom plate.

Bottom plate
vSX-5000(BK])

6) Remove two claws of the PCB hinge which are hooked

onto the AF video assembly from the AF video assem-

Push the claw ofthe plastic rivet from both of its

sides and insert inside. SURROUND assembly

P.C.B. hinge

Heat sinker (Radiator) Heat sinker

P=
_ AF video assembly
|
—_

AF video assembly

The diagram viewed from bottom The diagram viewed from the side.

7) Remove four screws @ of the power AMPIC (for

SURROUND) and remove the SURROUND assembly.

Power AMP IC \
(for SURROUND)

SURROUND
assembly

8) Turn the power supply ON.

9) Set the SURROUND MODE to the DOSURROUND
(DOLBY).
10) Input sine wave signal of 1kHz, 260mV to the CD
input. L ch (or R ch)
(Be sure that the small signal assembly is operating
normally.)

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 VSX-5000(BK

Adjusting method
Adjust with VR703 so that the distortion of TP pin 81
becomes minimum.

IC709
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17. REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

17.1 EXPLODED VIEW
Parts List

<a
Mark No. Part No. Description

1
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TOD
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9

2
0

3
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4
5

5
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B25 2

6
one
Oonwon

NNWN
tan

ros
aoe
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fs
MuwN
ooo
<tiqaqd€

=O 2 c ad
@
Soc

Battery spring(A)
Battery spring(B)
Battery terminal

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17.2. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST

NOTES:
e When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in
the following examples.
Ex. 1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm
and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J=5%, and K=10%).
5602 56 x 10! 561...... RD“PS BAW J
47k2 47x 10? 473..... RD“PS A403 J
0.52 ORS e828 Rice eee) RN2H ORG K
I2 OLD asd cr Gh hace ate oe Rsip @@M K
Ex. 2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film
resistors).
5.62k2 562 x 10! 5621 .... RN%SR BAAD F
e The #4, mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the
safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of
identical designation.
e For your Parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the
marks ** and * .
*x* GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN *
This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on
model number, temperature, humidity, etc.
e Parts marked by “© ” are not always kept in stock. Their delivery time may be longer
than usual or they may be unavailable.

Remote control unit Assembly (ADX1007)

SEMICONDUCTORS RESISTORS
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. NOTE: When ordering resistors, convert the resistance value
So ee into code form, and then rewrite the part no. as before.
tok 1C1 PD5039-A Mark er
ies 2§C2021 ar Symbol & Description Part No .

* O01, D2 LED SE303A R5, R6 RD1 /8PM2R7J

kx §=6.2 2SC2673 Other resistors RD1/8PMOO OJ

SWITCH OTHERS
Mark Symbol & Description Part No. Mark Symbol & Description Part No.

xx SW1 Slide switch (POWER) SSSS21507A * X11 Ceramic resonator CSB480FB

CAPACITORS
Mark Symbol & Description Part No.

ci , CEJA470M6
C3, C4 CCDSL101 J50
cs CKDYB472K59

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17.3 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

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CONTROL : a -
2; -cESBSe058 only. Other alternative semiconductors may be used and
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Clovest cat 8, fay" are listed in the parts list.
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100p-7100p:
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oat eee. UES 1. RESISTORS:
1462 £219 i Indicated in Q, 1/4W, 1/6W and 1/8W, +5% tolerance unless otherwise
15 G3 E348 noted k: kQ., M; MQ. (F): £1%, (G); £2%. (K); £10%. (M); 20% tolerance
16(NC) — (NCIIT : 2. CAPACITORS:
mre Indicated in capacity (uF)/voltage (V} unless otherwise noted p; pF.
indication without voltage is 50V except electrolytic capacitor.
3. VOLTAGE, CURRENT:
“71: DC voitage (V) at no input signal Value in({ —) is OC voltage at
32)a 31)
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Yh K29
ct ‘t rated power.
oe oat cizel | <3 mA; DC current at no input signal
St et “Zh “ad [Cimv}; Signal voltage at FM 400 Hz = 75 kHz DEV.
«24 x23! K22) 21! 4. OTHERS: '
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x20. Kia] Kiel KI7 @ ; Adjusting point
zh S < The A mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of
Ke, KIS) Kia] «13 the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when repiacing, be sure to use
x He 4g Se parts of identical designation.
K4iL K42] KG3] K44) KI2) Kit] KIO) KI > marked capacitors and resistors have parts unmbers.
Aad eed Md Oe xf xt yt xP The underlined indicates the switch position.
K37, K38, K39] Kao] Kel KZ) KE) KS,
‘Sf wl Oe p” b° x } This is the basic schematic diagram, but the actual circuit may vary due to
ae woop‘at ea po lacs wat BM improvements in design.
re or eon es a THE UNDERLINED INDICATES THE SWITCH POSITION

17.4 P.C.BOARD PATTERN

External Appearance of —_aaa

Transistors and ICs

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C Type No bre C

—E ¢ B

28C 2673

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PKs [s31 7]
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[x33] s33_ |
K36 $34

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[x39 [$39
K40

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18. FOR S/G TYPE

CONTRAST OF MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
The VSX-5000(BK)/S/G type is the same as the VSX-5000(BK)/KUC type except for following sections.

Symbol & Description VSX-5000(BK) VS X-5000(BK) Remarks

KUC type S/G type

$2 Line voltage selector (A) AKX1004

$3 Line voltage selector (B)} AKX-507
FU1 = Fuse (8A)
FU1, FU2 Fuse (4A)

AC Power cord
(AC120V)
(AC110V/120V/220V/240V)
Power transformer
(AC120V)
(AC110V/120V/220V/240V)
Power transformer
AC120V)

(AC110V/120V/220V/240V) , ATT1017

Packing case AHD1103 AHD1104

Fu2 4A FU1 4A
AEK~-100 AEK-100
AF VIDEO ASSEMBLY
AWZ 1097

H ren An ATS1032 AC POWER CORD

ADG- 087
$3:LINE VOLTAGE
SELECTOR (A)
AKX~507 AC tiOV
120V
220V
240V
50/60Hz

SWITCHED UNSWITCHED
TOTAL 300W 200W MAX.

=
MAX
AC
OUTLET
AKP-515

: SPEAKER be ee ee oe =
IMPEDANCE
i AK X 1004
Ci: ACG-O19

4 $2: LINE VOLTAGE

1
i ee OR OE SELECTOR (8)
AKX 1004

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