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Denon DN-950F - Service Manual

The DENON DN-950F CD Cart Player service manual provides detailed information on the features, specifications, and operational instructions for the device. It includes sections on connections, remote control, playback, disassembly, and electrical adjustments, as well as wiring diagrams and parts lists. The player is designed for broadcasting and production activities, offering a cartridge system for easy loading and playback of CDs.

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Denon DN-950F - Service Manual

The DENON DN-950F CD Cart Player service manual provides detailed information on the features, specifications, and operational instructions for the device. It includes sections on connections, remote control, playback, disassembly, and electrical adjustments, as well as wiring diagrams and parts lists. The player is designed for broadcasting and production activities, offering a cartridge system for easy loading and playback of CDs.

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DENON SERVICE MANUAL REVISED EDITION CD CART PLAYER MODEL DN-950F NIPPON COLUMBIA CO. LTD. TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURES: 2 SPECIFICATIONS. 3 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS 4-6 CONNECTIONS 6 REMOTE CONTROL CONNECTIONS 7 PLAYBACK 8-9 HOUSING DISC IN AND REMOVING DISC. FROM CARTRIDGE (ACO-58) 9 LOADING AND UNLOADING THE CARTRIOGE 9 NOTES ON HANDLING THE OPTICAL, PICK-UP BLOCK (MLP-10) ° BLOCK DIAGRAM (CPU SECTION) 10 BLOCK DIAGRAM (SERVO/AUDIO SECTION) " DISASSEMBLY 12-16 ASSEMBLY OF LOADING SUB. 6 ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS 17-29 REFERENCE ONLY 30-24 MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS 35-37 ASSEMBLY OF HELICAL GEAR 33-39 ‘TERMINAL EXPLANATION ayaa PW, BOARD & WIRING DIAGRAM (BOTTOM VIEW) (cPU SECTION) 4s (SERVO SECTION) 46 (AuDio SECTION) ” FEATURES PW, BOARD & WIRING DIAGRAM (TOP VIEW) (cPu SECTION) 43 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (CPU SECTION) “9 (SERVO SECTION) 50 PW, BOARD & WIRING DIAGRAM (TOP VIEW) (SERVO SECTION) 51 (AUDIO SECTION) 52 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (AUDIO SECTION) 59 NoTes 5a seMiconoUcToRS 54-55 PARTS LIST OF EXPLODED VIEW 6 PARTS LIST OF PACKING & ACCESSORIES 5 EXPLODED VIEW 8 EXPLODED VIEW OF F950 MECHA. UNIT a PARTS LIST OF FG-950 MECHA, UNIT 69 PARTS LIST OF P.W. BOARD 60-64 The Model DN-950F CD CART PLAYER is especially designed in conformance to actual broadcasting and production acti: Vities. Intensive consideration have been paid in the extremely simplified design to offer the most comfortable and minimized routine work to the operation. 1, SELECTOR by means of a rotary pulse encoder is pro vided for selecting the track number. It assures instant cueing operation since the pick-up ‘and display function simultaneously as SELECTOR is turned. ‘As soon as a track is assigned, the beginning of audio is strictly cued. 2. Subsequent depression of the PLAY button starts playback immediately. (an average 200 msec.) 3. Cartridge system is employed. Not only that CD's can be stored or used as they are kept in the cartridges, but also following advantages are offered. a) Easy loading/unloading and storage of CD's in the same manner as the current tape-cartridge system ‘offers smooth broadcasting operation. 'b) The shutter opens (closes) upon loading (unload- ing). The CD is protected from damage caused by scratches, dust or finger-prints. It assures quality, and stabilized reproduction over a long period of time. ©) When loaded, the cartridge remains exposed approximately 1/2 inch out of the loading slot so that a label showing the contents can be applied to the exposed edge. 4d} The CD-Cartridge is made of a transparent mate- rial. Titles on the disc can be easily confirmed from outside, EOM (End of Message) is sent out prior to the com- pletion of a selection (5 to 35 sec. adjustable). . The total time of a selected track and the remaining, time during play can be displayed. When the STDBY/CUE button is pressed during play, the pick-up returns to the place where the play button ‘was finally pressed, and the unit stand-by after cueing to audio. Thus, ‘preview of the program is easily performed, Depression of the PLAY/PAUSE button changes the “PLAY" or “PAUSE” modes alternately. A STEREO/MONO selector switch is provided so that Land R channels are mixed when required. SPECIFICATIONS. Type: Table top CD CART PLAYER Audio channel 2 channels, Stereo/Mono select able Type of dis: Compact Disc (Red book standard) ‘Sampling frequency: 44.1kHz Filtering: Digital fiters Bit quantization: 16-bit linear/channe! Frequency response: 20 to 20,000Hz, #0.5d8 Signal to noise ratio: 92dB Harmonic distortion: 0.01% or less, at max. TkHz out- put level Starting time: 200msec. an average Search precision: Inner buttons; 1 frame (19.3 msec) Outer buttons; Approx. 0.5 sec. intervals Output: Active balanced, suitable for 600- ‘ohm load impedance Output level: 426d8m max. when the Digital Peak Level is reproduced Output terminals: Remote control inputs Remote control outputs: Remote control ‘terminals: Environmental Duty: Power supply Dimensions: Weight: XLR type connectors, PLAY/PAUSE, STOBYICUE, TRACK SELECTOR, and SEARCH (FWD, REV} DC voltages for lamps, LEDs equivalent to the front panel dis: plays and EOM signal (End of Message, Dry Contact DC 24 500mA max] DC-37S D-sub connector Temperature; 5°C to 35°C Humidity; 25% to 85% (non- condensing) Continuous 50/60H2, 120V or 220V to 240V 410%, shown on rating label TTO(W) x 145(H} > 350(0}1mm Approx. 6ka. + Design and specifications are subject to change with or without notice. IMPORTANT (BRITISH MODEL ONLY) “The wires in the mains leads are coloured in accordance with the following code: Blue: Neutral, Brown: Live, Yellow/Green: Earth If the colours of the wires in the mains leads of this apparatus do not correspond with the coloured ‘markings Identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows: The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black. The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which ig marked with the letter L or coloured red, varoitus: SUOJAKOTELOA EI SAA AVATA. LAITE SISALTAA LAS- ER-DIODIN, JOKABLAHETTAA SILMALLE VAARALLISTA, LASER-SATEILYA. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS e e @e00 60 Power Switch (POWER) © To turn on unit, press “ON” side of switch. © When the power comes on, “01” appears under “TRACK No” on the display © A few seconds after the cartridge is loaded, the STDBYICUE button @ will flash, and the player will cue to the beginning of the first track, “When this is completed, the STANDBY/CUE button @ will light continuously, and the total time for that track will appear on the time section of the display. Note: "if there is no “01” track on the dise in the cartridge which has been loaded, "01" will flash under “TRACK No” on the dis- play, © contidge Tray inser the cartridge here When the carrie Io inverted fully, the catidge tray wl Tower andthe die wil rest on te players Sving section, «To remove the cartridge, lift up the lower center part of the protruding Portion of tho caridge fray. The carudge tay’ wil ae 10 Rs orginal Position from which the cartridge can be. re- moved © display ‘© Tho display window displays the track number, time [minutes, seconds, frames), and errar. ‘* When the SELECT knob is tured to select 2 track, the number of the selected track is dis- played under “TRACK No”. ‘© After the player cues to the beginning of the music, ‘the total time for that track will appear in the time display section. ‘© During playback, the remaining time for that track is displayed. It is possible to turn the frame display off during playback by setting the preset switches on the rear panel beforehand, e oh, tauren @ ®60 © o © During the search function, the minutes display CM") in the time display section flash to indi cote the search mode, 4 If the disc is defective and cannot be played, the ERROR indicator will flash, Note: The total time or the remaining time display indicates the time from the ‘current position of the pick-up to the ‘end of that track, With some discs, this time (the time stipulated as the ending time according to the specifications of the disc) may be slightly different from the actual ending time of the recorded track @ Play Mode Switch (PLAY MODE) # Use this switch to set to the single play mode (SINGLE) or continuous play mode (CONTINUE). If set to SINGLE, playback will stop after one track is played. ‘¢ If set to CONTINUE, playback will continue after ‘one track is played until all tracks on the disc have been played, or manually stopped. @ Track Select Switch (SELECT) '¢ Use this knob to select the track to be played, with, of without eartridge loaded, ‘© When the solector is turned, the track number is displayed @ and when the cartridg the player will cue to the beginning of that track © When cartidge is loaded, and the selector is turned clockwise, the track number increases up to the final track then returns to the first track © If the selector is turned counterclockwise, the ‘track number decreases. If turned further coun- terclockwise, the number of the final track will appear, and if tumed even further, the track ‘number will continue to decrease, when cartridge is loaded eee0o © If the selector is tured during playback, the track number on the display @ will change and flash to indicate that this track is set to be play. fed after the current track is played. When play- back of the current track ends or when the STDBYICUE button @ is pressed, the player will cue to the beginning of the set track. @ The “TRACK No” display will return to “01 when the cartridge is removed, regardless of the position of the selector. Play/Pause Button (PLAY/PAUSE Pil) ‘® Press this button to start or temporarily stop, playback ‘© If the button is pressed during the standby or search modes, the button will be illuminated in red ‘and playback ‘will begin, ‘© If pressed during playback, the button color will change to yellow and flash slowly to indicate the pause mode. To resume playback, press the button again, ‘© During playback, if the remaining time passes the preset EOM (end of message) time, the PLAY/PAUSE button will flash red for the re- mainder of the track ‘© When playback ends in the single play mode, the button will flash yellow and the remaining time on the indicator will turn off to indicate that playback has ended. © The player will not operate while the button is flashing yellow after playback ends, even if the PLAY/PAUSE ®, STDBYICUE @, or SEARCH © = @ buttons are pressed. Either select a new track number or remove then reload the car. tridge to reset the player and make it operable. ‘Standby/Cue Button (STDBY/CUE I) © Press this button to cue the beginning of the track to be played. ‘© When this button is pressed during playback, the optical pick-up will return to the place where the PLAY/PAUSE button @ was finally pressed. ‘The player will enter the standby mode, and this. button illuminated in yellow. © If this button is pressed during the search mode while part of the program is playing repeatedly, the player will enter the standby mode at that point, and this point will become the new program start point. ‘© The button flashes yellow during the cueing function, then remains lit continuously after the cueing function is completed Reverse Fast Search Button ( 44) Reverse Slow Search Button ( 4) Forward Slow Search Button (>) Forward Fast Search Button ( b>) ‘¢ Press these buttons to search manually for the place to begin playback ‘© When one of the buttons is pressed, the player centers the search mode, the minutes display (/M") in the time display section flash to indi. cate the search mode, and part of the program is played repeatedly, ‘© Each time the reverse fast search button ® or forward fast search button @ is pressed, the pick-up will advance approximately 0.5 seconds. © The pick-up will move one frame each time the reverse slow search button @ or forward slow search button @ is pressed. If the buttons are pressed continuously, the pick-up will move continuously and gradually pick up speed. ‘© The pick-up can be moved within 2 single track using the search operation, © If the PLAY/PAUSE button @ is pressed when part of the program on the disc is playing re- peatedly during the search operation, the search operation is released and playback begins from the point which was being played repeatedly, © If the STDBYICUE button @ is pressed when part of the program on the disc is playing re peatedly during the search operation, the search operation is released and the player enters the standby mode at the program at that point. «© If the SELECT knob @ is turned when part of the program on the disc is playing repeatedly with the Search operation, the search operation is re leased and the player will cue the beginning of the selected track Output Connector (LINE OUT Land R) © These are balanced type outputs for use with XLR connectors. Connect them to 6002 im- ppedance balanced type input terminals on an ‘amplifier or control console, ‘© XLR connector signal layout Pin 1: Common Pin 2: Cold Pin 3: Hot '* Connector to be used: Cannon XLR-3-11C or equivalent Note: Do not short-circuit the hot or cold pin with the common pin. ‘Output Level Controls (LEVEL Land R) © These variable resistors control the level of the audio output from the LINE OUT terminals @. © These controls. are adjusted so that the output level is +25d8m when playing signals with the Digital Peak Level. ‘© To change the output level, playback a disc with the reference level, observe the level of the LINE OUT terminals ® with a level meter, then adjust the controls to the necessary level Headphone Jack (PHONES) ‘@ Use headphones with an impedance of 30 to 400. Preset Switches (DIP Switches) ‘© Set these switches according to the application before using the player, MONO/STEREO ‘¢ When using the LINE OUT signals in monaural, set switch 1 on the left side to ON (MONO). The signals from the left and right channels will be iped and appear at each LINE OUT termina CUE LEVEL DETECT ‘© During the cueing function, the player will enter the standby mode when the audio signal level reaches the detection level setting of these switches, Use switches 2, 3, 4 and 5 on the left to set @ detection level suited to the application or the program source. If there are many tracks which start at a very low level, set switch 4 ( ~ 664B) or switch 5 (~7248). It there are many tracks which start at a relative- ly high level such as for popular music or jazz, set switch 3 (~604B) or switch 2 (—54dB). Usually use the player with switch 3 (— 6048) set REMOTE/LOCAL © To control the player remotely, set switch 1 on the right side to ON (REMOTE) REMOTE: In this position, remote control is possible, and the player cannot be operated with the switches on the front panel. LOCAL: In this position, the player can only be operated with the switches on the front panel, and cannot be operated remotely. However, remote control is available according to Example 1 on page 7. The player may also be operated with the switches on the front panel. Note: For details, refer to the section on remote control connections. OM ‘© It is possible to obtain the EOM (end of mes. sage) signal, which indicates that playback is ‘about to end when there is little remaining time left during playback, for up to 35 seconds be tween pins 1 and 20 of the REMOTE/EOM con- rector ®. The EOM time can be set for up to 36 seconds using switch 2 (6 sec., switch 3 (10 sec.), and switch 4 (20 sec.) on the right side. When all of these switches are off, no EOM sig nal will be sent, PRESET VOLTAGE CHANGE FOR THE DN-950F FRAME IND. © To set the remaining time frame indicator so that it is on during playback, turn switch 5 on the right side to ON. Remote Control Connector (REMOTE/EOM) © Connect a 37P D-sub connector here to operate the player by remote control. © This connector can be used to connect all sig- nals on the front panel except the play mode selector switch, Note: For details, refer to the section on remote control connections. ‘AC Intet (AC) © Use the included power cord to connect to a power source with the voltage indicated on the rating label. Fuse Holder © To replace the fuse, use a small screwdriver or the like to press in the tabs at the top and bot- tom of the fuse holder and remove the fuse holder, Use the type of fuse indicated on the back panel a) ‘Tho dual voltage version of the DN-G5OF allows selection of either £220 V or 240 V. The unit has been preset at 240 V prior to shipment. In order 10 use the unit at 220 V, fellow the procedure below. 1, The fuse holder serves as a voltage selector. Use a small sxew river or the like to prss in the tabs at the top (A) and bottom (8) of the fuse holder and pul out the fuse holder. 2. Take the voltage selector block out of the fuse hale. oa 3. Turn the woltege selector block so that the proper voltage setting (220) appear in the indieation window an refit 4 ress in the fuso holder back to the main body. Make sure of the click setion of the fixing tabs fr sure Fitting CAUTION: The dual voltage version allows only 220°V or 240.V settings. 100 V and 120 V positions will nt function CONNECTIONS Connection of output signals Use a 3P cord to connect the output connectors (LINE OUT L and R) on the player to the left and right balanced inputs of an amplifier or control console. Remote contol unit Use the included power cord to connect to a power source with the voltage indicated on the rating label Turn the power switch off before connecting the cord. Power supply outlet r—ce |@ Connection of remote signals To operate the player by remote control, connect the remote control (REMOTE/EOM) and the remote con- tol circuit with a 37P D-sub cord, ‘Amplifier or contro console Batanced inputs REMOTE CONTROL CONNECTIONS Refer to the following example of remote control connections to operate the player by remote control. Example 1 (Operation possible with REMOTE/LOCAL switch at LOCAL) Seltsuminating butons wed in cei example: NIPPON DENYO EP720 Example 2 (Opreration possible with REMOTE/LOCAL switch at REMOTE) PLAYBACK 1. Before Beginning ye a pooou [is] 13456 Pi oe 006 First set the preset switches on the back panel de- Pending on the content of the dise and on the ap- plication. © When using the output signals in monaural, set switch 1 on the left side to ON (MONO). The sig nals from the left and right channels will be mixed and appear at both LINE OUT terminals, @ Use switches 2, 3, 4 and 5 on the left (cue level detect switches) to set a detection level suited to the program source. Note: If set to a low level, the pick-up may stop before the actual beginning of the pro- ‘gram when using @ disc on which there is noise at the beginning of the program, If this is the case, set the detection level relatively high. If set to a high level, the beginning of @ program may not be play. ed if the signal level at the beginning is low. If this happens, set the detection level relatively low. © When using with remote control as shown in Example 2, set Dip switch 1 on the right to ON. (REMOTE), @ To use EOM (end of message), use a combina- tion of switch 2 (5 sec.), switch 3 (10 sec.), and switch 4 (20 sec.) on the right (EOM). © To display the frame numbers in the time dis: play section during playback, set switch § on the Fight to ON (FRAME INO). Loading the Cartridge Turn on the power and load the cartridge. |. Selecting the Play Mode Set the PLAY MODE selector to either SINGLE or CONTINUE. SINGLE: Set to this position to stop playback af- ter a single track CONTINUE: Set to this position to play multiple tracks from one dise continuously 4. Selecting Tracks © To select the track number after loading the car ridge ‘Turn the selector to the number of the desired track fon the “TRACK No” display. When the track number is selected, the STOBY/ CUE button will start flashing and the player will immediately start the cueing of the track. ‘Once the beginning of the track is cued, the total play time for that track will appear on the display and the STDBY/CUE button will stop flashing but remain illuminated, © To select the track number before loading the car ridge: Turn the solector to the number of the desired track fon the "TRACK No" display, When the cartridge is loaded, the STDBY/CUE button will start flashing and the player will im mediately start the cueing of the track. ‘Once the beginning of the track is cued, the total time for that track will appear on the display and the STDBY/CUE button will stop flashing but re- ‘main illuminated, Notes: 1. If the selected track number is not on the disc in the cartridge, the “TRACK No” display will flash. Check the track number then repeat the procedure, 2. If the SELECT knob is turned when the player is in standby at a certain track (when the STDBYICUE button is lit), the player will cue for the newly selected track number. 3. Refer to step 9, “Selecting the Track to be Played Next During Playback", for what hap- ens when the SELECT knob is turned during playback 5. Monitor Play When the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed, the button will turn red and playback will start. Listen to the program source and check that this is the track you have selected and the beginning of that track. ‘* To change the track, repeat step 4 above ("Select- ing Tracks”) then press the STDBYICUE button, '¢ Use the search operation described in step 8 be- low to cue the middle of a track «If the track and the position for starting playback are as desired, press the STDBY/CUE button. ‘The optical pick-up will recue the place in which the play button was finally pressed and the player will enter the standby mode. ‘Starting Playback Press the PLAY/PAUSE button, The button will turn red and playback will begin Pause (stopping during playback) Pross the PLAY/PAUSE button to pause during play- back. The button will flash slowly (yellow) and playback will stop. To resume playback from the point at which it stop- ped, press the PLAY/PAUSE button again. The but- ton color will change to red and stop flashing, and playback will begin, Note: if the SELECT knob is turned during the pause mode, the player will search for the newly selected track. 8. Search (cueing the desired place manually) Press the search buttons to find a new place to start from, The minutes display ("M") in the time display sec- tion will lash and part of the program will be played repeatedly Press the reverse ( 44-4) or forward (D-DD) but- tons while listening to the sound to move the pick- Up to the desired place. ‘When the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed, playback will begin from the position shown on the time dis- play. To recue the original position, press the STDBY/ICUE button. The pick-up will return to the place where playback was begun and enter the standby mode. Note: if the SELECT knob is turned during the search mode, the player will search for the newly selected track. 9. Selecting the Track to be Played Next During Play- back ‘The number of the track to be played next can be ‘sot by turning the SELECT knob during playback. When the SELECT knob is turned during playback, the selected track number will flash slowly on the “TRACK No” display. If the SELECT knob is tumed to select another track number then returned to the number of the track currently being played, the “TRACK No” dis- play will flash rapidly to indicate that it is the umber of the track currently being played, © If the track to be played next is selected during playback in the ‘continuous play mode, the selected track will be played after the current track has ended. Note: If the track to be played next is selected during playback then the STDBY/CUE but- ton is pressed, the player will immedaitely search for the newly selected track The track currently being played will be in- terrupted, 10. Ending Playback SINGLE mode ‘When playback ends, the PLAY/PAUSE button will flash yellow and the remaining time on the in dicator will turn off to indicate that playback has ended. When playback ends and the PLAY/PAUSE button is flashing yellow, the only operation possible on the player is to select the track to be played next. Hf the track to be played next is selected during playback, the player will search for that selection When the current selection is finished and enter the standby mode CONTINUE mode ‘After the final track on the disc has been played, the optical pick-up will return to the place at which the PLAYIPAUSE button was finally press- ‘ed and the player will enter the standby mode. 11. Resetting the microprocessor With this player, the disc drive unit and the panel switches and displays are controlled by micropro- cessor. If for some reason the microprocessor should malfunction and operation become impossi- ble, press the SELECT knob and STDBY/CUE button simultaneously. The microprocessor is reset and the player is set to its initial state. HOUSING DISC IN AND REMOVING DISC. FROM CARTRIDGE (ACD-58) LOADING AND UNLOADING THE CARTRIDGE To play a compact dite on this player, the dise must be housed in the exclusive cartridge and the cartridge must be loaded into the player. The feature of the ACD-5B cartridge is that it can be used to house and store the dise, and loaded as uch into the player. Procedure (1) Housing and Removing Dise 1. To house the disc in the cartridge, open the cover in the direction of the arrow, then insert the disc with the labelled side (printed side) facing upward, 2. To remove the disc from the cartridge, hold it with one finger in the hole in the center of the disc and another along the outside of the disc. Note: Be careful not to touch the recorded sur- face of the disc, as fingerprints could cause skips. Top cover Compact ise Laelied side (2) Loading the Cartridge Load the cartridge in the direction of the arrow (1). (Check that the cartridge is placed in the proper irection.) (3) Fastening the Cartridge Top Cover Put the included screw (M2 x 5 CFS) through the back of the cartridge and tighten it into the top cov- 3F so that the cartridge will not open. (4) Indicates the position for attaching the title label. o . “Tivo label NOTE: 41, Do not subject the cartridge to strong shocks or drop it from high places, as this may damage it. 2, Do not store for long periods of time in hot, humid places. for in direct sunlight, as this may cause the cartridge 10, change colors or warp, 1. Loading the Cartridge Load the cartridge slowly and firmly. Insert the cartridge into the cartridge tray by pressing fon the front center. When it is fully inserted, the car- tridge tray will be lowered and’ the disc will be loaded. Note: © Be sure to load the cartridge in the proper direction © Use DENON specified cartridge only, other wise loading mechanism or disc may be damaged. © Ifthe disc is not housed properly in the car- tridge or if itis dirty or scratched, when the cartridge is loaded, the player will not cue the beginning of the track, the error indica tor will light, and "84" or “88” will be dis- played at the “TRACK No" display. If this happens, house the disc properly or replace the disc. 2. Unloading the Cartridge To unload the cartridge, gently lift the lower center part of the protruding portion of the cartridge tray. The cartridge tray will rise to its original position and the cartridge will be pushed out from the cartridge tray, at which point it can be removed. NOTES ON HANDLING THE OPTICAL PICK-UP BLOCK (MLP-10) The laser pick-up MLP-10 is assembled and precisely adjusted using a sophisticated manufacturing process in our plant. Do not disassemble or attempt to readjust it. Please keep the following instructions carefully in handling pick: up. 1. PROTECTION OF LASER DIODES Laser diodes are so sensitive to such pulsive electrical noises {5 static voltage or surge current that their reliability may be decreased or completely destroyed. Take intensive precautions against all kinds of static voltage problems as well asthe following examples © Don't touch the terminal of laser diode and ALPC P.C.B. by bare hand. ‘© Electrically ground workbenches, measuring instruments, igs, tools, ete. at the same potential as the ground line of the power supply. © Use wrist straps for grounding workers’ bodies as well as Using non-leakage soldering iron with grounding for tip, It should be especially noted when wearing a synthetic dress or the air is dry. © Do not attempt checking simply with circuit tester or ‘oscilloscope probes on the laser terminals, Do not apply voltage with poorly made voltage source fr with temporary contact pins or clips. 2. HANDLING OF ACTUATOR The actuator precisely controls the object lens. For maintaining this precision, each part is finished, asyembled and adjusted with the highest care. Do not attempt careless disassembly, especially do not take ‘apart the actuator assembly, {© The abject lens is supported by a precision spring, Be careful not to apply mechanical stresses such as by ‘excessive vibrations or dropping the unit. © Pick up should be supported at point “A’ and “B" (Shown in Figure below) Especially don't touch and stress the actuator, ALP P.C.B., photo detector and LD:plate. © Inside the actuator cap covering around the object lens, there is a strong permanent magnet. Handle with cate so that any foreign object (especially metals) will not get inside, or the unit will not be placed ‘near magnetic substances. 3. CLEANING OF LENS If the object lens is stained or tarnished, the specified characteristics including the emitting power may be deteriorated, ‘© Stain on the lens should be cleaned with raveling-free cotton swabs or lens cleaning paper for cameras moistened with a mixture of aleohol/ether (3/7) or cleaning solution for cameras Wipe the lens gently so that the supporting spring will not be deformed, © Do not handle oF store the lens in places subject to oil stain or dew formation, but handle or store it in dust: {ree places with little change of temperature. 4, CAUTIONS It is necessary for you to take your eyes 30cm more off from the objective lens, when laser diode is lighting e [Link]. BLOCK DIAGRAM (CPU SECTION) CPU SECTION. SB -@ Re t ae Oo@ 8098S v gaz SEEEEE 58 oe aaa ae BLOCK DIAGRAM. (SERVO/AUDIO SECTION) | E | saps =| = bss rows ——+} | La | F | ; of BeY | veo ! —fE} ee a | rs a Fa i eee | pee sie tlle = it 2 OTE TE | i ae iM I i eee See ee eee eee eee oS peeoee eee oss CAUTION: Use wrist straps for grounding worker's bodies as well as using non-leakage solder DISASSEMBLY ing iron with grounding for tip, It should be especially noted when wearing synthetic dress or the at is dry, [TOP PANEL] 1, Remove 6 screws and pull the top panel to arrow direction. Note: Do not remove 2 front screws, cv Sonewisxt2 CFS-™) 00 Nor remove 3 ~F% ne \ IN, | (FRONT PANEL] 1, Remove 2 screws and detach the front panel in A, B order. When attach the front panel, set the main chassis lug to front panel assembly groove, as per complementary figure. _/ SCREW(Sx6 CBTS) FRONT PANEL ASS'Y ICD MECHANISM UNIT] 1. Remove 4 screws, ‘When attach the CD mechanism, be sure to affix the earth lug of front panel assembly. SCREWIax10 BTS) ti\ 6 \ EARTH LUG. 2, Disconnect 3 connectors of servo unit, and pull the CD mechanisin to arrow A di ction, When install CD mechanism unit, correctly seat the unit on the stopper of main chassis. (CO MECHANISM UNIT 12 (To page 13) (To page 15) [MAIN CHASSIS] 1, Remove 4 back panel screws. BACK PANEL. SCREW(Sx8 CBTS) 2. Remove 6 bottom panel screws, 3, Remove a screw, disconnect 2 power supply connectors, and slide the main chassis on bottom panel to arrow A direction. Be sure to affix the earth lug when reassemble it. SOREW(Sx4 CBTS) as ARH Le ( A) (From page 12) {CPU UNIT] 1. Disconnaet 6 connectors to arrow directions, remove 4 mark () ~ @ P.C. supports from CPU unit, and pull the CPU unit to arrow A direction, {SERVO UNIT] 1, Remove 3 screws, disconnect 6 connectors, and pull the Servo unit as per arrow A. CONNECTORS SERVO UNIT _-SOREW(ax6 o8S-2) i Note : Do not strain wires, P.W.B. Bracket (Left & Right) Note: Use care not to pinch these wires between Mechanism and P.W.B. bracket. [BACK PANEL] 1, Remove 5 screws, disconnect 3 connectors from AUDIO UNIT, and detach the back panel. 4 ‘AUDIO UNIT Back pune, —__}° CONNECTOR ‘SCREW(3x8 CBTS) [AUDIO UNIT] 1. Remove 2sorews, unfsten [Link], holder uss ot @ ~ @ mark, and pul the asi uni 0 arrow A eireton, Note: Wirings of connectors are fine and easy to break: do not pull the wiring forcibly. ‘AUDIO UNIT Pee, woLoen ©. iy mw 4B @ SOREW(3x6 CFTS) — Pc. HOLDER =» [MECHANISM BASE] 1, Remove 4 screws, disconnect a connector, and pull the mecha base assembly to A direction. Caution for Assembly Set micro sw. bracket to arrow side, MECH BASE ASS'Y 'SCREW(3x8 CBS-2) LP OLAMPER PLATE —sus nussen (TURNTABLE) 1. Loosen 2 BSS (2.6 x 4) screws of rotor sub-assembly, and pull the turntable assembly to arrow direction * TURN TABLE ASS'Y 4 ROTOR SUB ASS'Y Bssie.6x4) [SLIDE MOTOR] 1, Remove 3 serews and detach the slide motor assembly, Lock NUT ADs. SCREW! Note: Never let the screws and washers fall or sip. SLIDE MOTOR ASS'Y WASHEA THRUST BEARING Se | a screws (3x0 88.2) COPT. PICKUP} 1, Remove 4 screws, disconnect 2 connectors, cut a clamp, and detach the optical pickup to arrow direction. Note: 1. Connector wires are fine and easy to break, Do not pull the wires forcibly. 2, Refer to the "NOTE ON THE NANDLING OF _, SOREWIax6 CFS-2) THEORMEALRORUP one i Vea this clamp) ; ) SCREW(3x8 CBS-2) 14 (From page 12) [MOTOR DRIVE UNIT] 1, Remove a special screw, a screw, and detach the motor drive unit. co cas-2) S MOTOR DRIVE UNIT SPECIAL SCREW ‘SPACER NS [LOADING SUB] 1, Remove 3 screws and pull the loading sub-assembly to arrow A direction. Te rg When reassemble refer to the “ASSEMBLY OF LOADING SUB” SOREWISx6 85-2) o SCREWS CFE-2X ¥ | LOADING SUB ASS'Y ~ HOLDER SPRING (GEAR BASE) 1, Remove 3 screws, and detach the gear base assembly from pickup. oe ey use PLATE ~ GEAR BASE ASS'Y Sonewi2.6x8 0P5) [DISC HOLDER) 1, Remove 2 LM-springs and a SLIDE spring Remove an E ring, hinge pin to arrow A direction, and pull the disc holder to arrow B direction, NS / KY SLIDE SPRING 15 ———— ASSEMBLY OF LOADING SUB © Loading Sub [DAMPER STAND] 1, Remove holder spring from loading sub-assembly, 2 screws, and detach the damper stands to arrow A, dereetions. 1. Temporarily fasten 3 screws. SCREW(3x6 CBS-2) SOREWISx6 8S) \ SCREWI2x6 CFSZ) DAMPER STAND- LOADING suS ASS" HOLDER SPFING DAMPER STAND Note: When assemble, set damper stands so thet to maintain specified clearances as indicated below. DAMPER DAMPER STAND a ‘ee es | feotan LM BRACKET Ass'y FIXTURE CARTRIDGE 3, Remove fixture and tighten (2) sorew. 16 ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT WITHOUT THE REQUIREMENT OF THE TEST JIG. ‘This procedure outlines some adjustments which can be ‘done on the DN-950F without the requirement of the test iia |, Measuring Equipment and Implements for Adjustment Dual Mode Oscilloscope Analog Voltmeter Audio Frequency Oscillator Frequency Counter ‘Test Dise: Columbia CA 1094 or Substitute Resistors: 150KS? and 30k, 1/4W Capacitors: 560pF and 2200pF 1, Prior to the adjustments 1, Turn the power switch off 2. Remove top cover serews; 3 on left & 3 on right only. 3, Remove the preset jumper JM4 from the NORMAL side and place it on the side labeled SERVICE. (Fig, A) The player must remain in the SERVICE mode throughout the alignment procedure. While in the SERVICE mode, Focus, Tracking, and Servo functions can be accessed bby selecting the appropriate function number. The funetion number is selected via the Track Select Knob. 4, Turn the power switch ON. 5, Press the PLAY button so the blinking 00 in the Track Number display stays lit. 6, If the Minutes Display reads 10, load a cartridge into, player and push in the SELECT and STOBY/CUE buttons simultaneously to reset the CPU, Then press the PLAY button, If the display still reeds 10 in the Minutes display, repeat steps 4 and 5. IIL, Slide Motor Balance Adjustment Note: There should be no disc inside the unit during this adjustment. 1, Using the SELECT Knob, select Track Number 2, A. blinking 02 should appear on the display. 2. Press the PLAY button, The blinking 02 should stay lit. ‘This is a command to the servo controls to move the Pickup assembly to the area of approximately 1/3 from ‘the conter of the disc Locating the Pickup: Look down from the top, under ‘the top circuit board, You should see a silver colored ‘turntable, Directly to the right and behind the turntable is @ black box with a white numbered label attached, ‘The white label should be fairly easy to spot. This is the Pickup assembly, (Fig. B) conse bh | vrs @ ams ol Oo ves oi ae @tovm uts »J &—)~va Pickup ASSEMBLY Fig. B Note: Push the PLAY button a few times. The move- iment of the Pickup assembly can be easily con- firmed, (Once the pickup has moved back and forth, it should come to a standstill, Carefully watch the Pickup to detect any drifting, Adjust VRB until you can not detect any movement within 5 or 10 seconds of careful watching. Note: Turning VRS clockwise causes the Pickup to rift slowly away from the center spindle, and vice versa, 7 18 3, Press the PLAY button a fow times to get the Pickup bback to 2 good reference point, and check for any drifting once again, IV. Adjustment of the PLL Frequency 1. Connect a frequeney counter to Pin #7 of Connector +#40 located on the Servo Board Unit. Use pin #3 of Connector 40 as Ground, 2. Remove the Jumper labeled JMS from the servo board 3. Adjust L1 so the frequeney counter reads 4,29 Me HAO kH2. Please use a plastic sereweriver for adjust: ment. 4, Reinstall JMS to its original postion V. Focus Gain Adjustment 1, Arrange the test equipment according to Fig. C. io OSCILLATOR AF ‘OSCILLOSCOPE x y O 2, Set the oscillator frequency to 860 Hz, 1 V rms, and set, ‘the oscilloscope to the X.Y mode, with DC range, Place the test disc into the player. Press STDBY/CUE, and then PLAY. Select Track Number 04 and press PLAY. Select Track Number 06 and press PLAY. Adjust VR3 to obtain a 90 degree phase difference (Lissajous figure). Refer to Figure 12 on page 26. ¥ FRONT PANEL, VI. Focus Offset Adjustment (This adjustment is to be continued from item V. Focus Gain Adjustment) 1. Arrange the test equipment according to Fig. D, and set the osilloscope to the CH-1 (X} mode, N38 pinge, HE AF OSCILLATOR ‘OSCILLOSCOPE PINS} js] NOE tou. me ra t = ‘560pF rowr panes I Fig. D . Press STDBY/CUE, and then PLAY. 3. Select Track Number 04 and press PLAY. |. Select Track Number 06 and press PLAY. ‘Adjust VR2 to obtain the finest lines and maximum voltege (wave height) of the Eye Pattern. Refer to Figure 18 on page 27. Note: Adjust VR2 while watching the shortest cycle wave form, VII Tracking Gain Adjustment 1, Arrange the test equipment according to Fig. E, and set the oscilloscope to the X-Y mode with DC range. O AF OSCILLATOR 2200pF T Fig, E GND. co | | posem barony ew OSCILLOSCOPE TEI x y oxo T 30k pio v FRONT PANEL 19 Set the oscillator frequency to 800 Hz, 2 Vis Press STDBY/CUE, and then PLAY. Select Track Number 04 and press PLAY. Select Track Number 06 and press PLAY. . Adjust VR4 to obtain a 90 degree phase difference, Refer to Fig. 18 on page 28. VIII, Tracking Offset Adjustment 1, Arrange the test equipment according to Fig. F, and set the oscilloscope to the CH-2 (Y) mode, 30k OSCILLOSCOPE Y| O T ia ot Fig. F Ground the input of the oscilloscope and adjust the ZERO VOLT line to the center of the scale. Press STDBY/CUE, and then PLAY. Select Track Number 04 and press PLAY. Select Track Number 06 and press PLAY. Select Track Number 07 and press PLAY. Adjust VR1 so the upper and lower envelopes are equally located from the zero volt line. Refer to Fig, 19 on page 29, ‘After completion of adjustment, replace the preset jumper JM4 from the SERVICE side to the NORMAL side, 20 WITH THE REQUIREMENT THE TEST JIG [SERVO SECTION] |. Measuring Equipments and Implements for Adjustment Dual mode Oscilloscope ‘Audio Frequency Oscillator Frequency Counter Interconnection P.C.B. (2U-1684-2) ‘Adjustment Jig (2U-1584-1) ‘Test Disc: Disc No. CA-1094 (STAMPER No. 14169) U1. Prior to te adjustment 1. Romove AC cord from the DN-950F 2 Romove top cover sews: on left & 3 on rg Note: 1. Bo ot remove 2 front screws, (se Fi. 1) 2. The adustments of SERVO SECTION can be SCREW(3x12 CFS.N) performed when TOP PANEL is removed. C TOP PANEL, 3, Remove 2 top screws and detach front panel, (see Fig. 2) SCREW(3x6 CBTS) Y K FRONT PANEL ASS'Y Za g 21 4, Remove FG-950 section from main unit (cabinet) 5, Remove 4 front top screws from FG-960 section, (See Fig, 3) EARTH LUG — Fig. 3 6. Disconnect rear connectors CN25, CN29, and CN24, Slide out CD mechanism unit forward. (see Fig. 4) CD MECHANISM UNIT (FG-950) \ 7. Connect the FG-950 section and the main unit to the adjustment Jig, (see Fig. 5) Note: Set all switches of adjustment Jig to off, 22 ama — > Interconnection NORMAL SERVICE VR 1 (Tracking offset) VR 2 (Focus offset) VR 3 (Focus gain) VR 4 (Tracking gain) VR 5 (Slide motor balance) He iF ZoP. ae | PLCS (2U-1584-2) DN-950F Main Body za Frequency Counter Focus TRACKING Focus TRACKING OFFSET OFFSET Fig. 5 8. Adjust “VR” on the CD mechanism unit as below: VR number Function Position vet Tracking offset To ~ 12:00 O'clock vr2 Focus offset To ~ 11:00 O'clock vr Focus gain To ~ 10:30 O'clock vera Tracking gain To ~ 10:00 O'clock “VRS Slide motor balance To ~ 12:30 O'clock ‘**Note: Adjust VRS only when Slide Motor is replaced. cain oan MARKING 9 O'clock ‘Adjustment Jig (2U-1584-1) 12 O'clock 6 O'clock 23 9, Remove the preset Jumper (JMA4) of the SERVO UNIT and set to the service side, (see Fig, 6) 10. Connect the AC cord to DN-O50F. Load test disc and NORMAL SERVICE turn the power switch "ON", (Check to see nothing shorted), Note: Make sure that the blinking ” 00“ appears on the Track No. display, 11. Press PLAY button ( PHI) so that the blinking ” 00 “ display stays illuminated, Not ‘© Donot turn the SELECT switch, # If the disc rotates at high speed, press PLAY button so that the disc stops and “0 “stays lit ‘on the display. In case if the minutes display shows “2”, load or Feload cartridge and push the SELECT and STDBY/ CUE (4) buttons simultaneously to reset the Pu. SERVO-UNIT (TOP VIEW) IL, Slide Motor Balance Adjustment Note: The two Slide motors are turning continuously during this adjustments, 1, Select the Slide Balance command (Track No, 2) by rotating the SELECT switch, Blinking "G2" appears fon the display. 2, Press PLAY button, The blinking " G2 " stays lit, and ‘the pickup assembly moves to the center of the program area on the disc (Travels about 2.3 cm from inner to outer.) (se Fig. 7) Note: Push PLAY button several times, The movement SLIDE MOTOR Of the pickup assembly can be easily confirmed, I If necessary, put @ “mark” on the diecast frame c 1 corresponding with the round mark on the pickup assembly to recognize “center of the program area” position, 3, Adjust VAS so that the Pickup assembly stays in place as adjusted in steps 1, 2 (Watch the gear position at the bottom of pickup a> sembly.) ‘At the same time, make sure that both motors are ‘turning in the opposite direction, Note: To bring the pickup assembly towards the outside of the disc, turn “VRB" clockwise, and 4, If the gear moves further, press PLAY button so that it, returns to the center of the program area, and repeat the above adjustments several times, if necessary, 5. After the adjustments, leave it for 20 secs, If the at sembly does not stay at the adjusted position, turn Fig.7 VRS" gradually, until the assembly remains stable, IV. PLL Free-run Frequency Adjustment Note: Use a plastic serew-driver for frequency adjust: ments, 41, Connect a frequency counter to TP21 (COUNTER) and. TP22 (GND) on the Jig, (s8e Fig. 8) Adjustment Jig (2U-1584-1) Frequency Counter om ES +? — owe vot re ons >a om Se ~ gololea= Sut sve sws owe CT Fig. 8 2, Remove the Jumper ““JM3" (located near the heat-sink) from the servo unit. (see Fig, 9) 3. Adjust “L1"" so. that the counter reads 4.29 MHz 41-10 kHz, (4,28 ~ 4,30 MHz) (see Fig. 9) 4, Set the Jumper ““JM3" after completion of adjustments, (see Fig, 9) Note: If the above frequency is set lower, the unit may be reinforced against external vibrations. How: ‘ever, block error rates may increase, © Adjust Joint mee N40 [Link] (TOP VIEW) M3 ut Fig. 9 Note: After PLL Free-run Frequency is adjusted, dis feonnect connector (CN40) in servo unit, and connector (CNS) in Adjustment Jig, 25 26 v. 1 2 10. Focus Gain Adjustment Remove “JM1"" and “JM2" from the SERVO UNIT. (see Fig, 11) ‘Turn the power switch of the Jig "SWS" on, The Red LED on the Jig lights to show the power is applied, (see Fig, 10) ‘Turn the SELECT switch to select Track No, ” OM ”, Place the dise for adjustments, Press PLAY button (PBB) so that the optical pick up ‘moves to the center of the program area, . Set Track No, ” 05 ” by the SELECT switch and press PLAY (DIN) button to activate all servo circuitries (motors and actuators) Set oscillator frequency to 1.1 kHz, and level at mV ems, 28 Set an oscilloscope input to X:Y mode so that a Lissajous figure can be observed. (Observe both X and Y modes with DC range). ‘Turn the “SW3" (Focus Gain Switch) of the Jig on. (see Fig, 10) Adjust "V3" so as to obtain 90-degree phate difference (a Lissajous figure) (see Fig, 12). Turn the "SWS" (Focus Gain Switch) off after comple tion of adjustment, (see Fig, 10) Adjustment Jig (2U-1584-1) © Adjustment Point SERVO-UNIT (TOP VIEW) Bolo) SH 2 SWS Swe Focus RED GAIN. LED SWITCH Fig. 10 Incorrect waveform Fig, |. Focus Offset Adjustment (This adjustment is to be continued from prior. “Focus Gain Adjustment”) |. Turn “SWI” (Focus Offset Switch) of the adjustment dig on, (see Fig, 13) Set oscilloscope at “CH-2" mode. 3. Select Track No, ” Q4 "and press PLAY ( Pe Select Track No, OB "and press PLAY ( Dr {cise rotates) Adjust "VRQ" so as to obtain finest lines and maximum voltage (as wave height). (see Fig. 14, 15) Ybutton, Youtton, Note: © Adjust “"VR2” while watching the 3T shortest cycle waveform, (see Fig. 15) ‘© To set the “\VR2", remove the screw-driver after rotating it clockwise, When the adjustment is completed, turn off the "SWI" (Focus Offset Switch) of adjustment Jig, (see Fig. 13) Adjustment Jig (2U-1584-1) om oct era a " Bo 9 \o] == at Sve WE Gwe Focus OFFSET ‘SWITCH Fig. 13 Incorrect waveform © Adjustment Point SERVO-UNIT (TOP VIEW) Fig. 14 Correct waveform osciLLoscore {CHANNEL : CH2 COUPLING : ¢ COUPLING : Ac TRIGGER { MODE : AUTO LEVEL: + Fig, 15 10:1 Probe : SOmV/div 121 Probe : 0.8V /div vR2 27 VILL Tracking Gain Adjustment (The adjustment is to be continued from item VI, “Focus Offset Adjust ment." Sot oscillator frequency to 1.7 kHz, 56 mV rms Turn on “SW4" (Tracking Gain Switch) of the Jig, (see Fig, 16) Set oscilloscope to "XY" mode, Select Track No, " 04" and press PLAY ( PI) button, Select Track No, " 06" and press PLAY ( IH) button, Adjust “VR” so as to obtain 90 degree phate dit ference, (a Lissajous figure, see Fig, 17, 18) When the adjustment is completed, turn off the "SW4” (Tracking Gain Switch) of adjustment Jig. (see Fig. 16) Adjustment Jig (2U-1584-1) © Adjustment Point SERVO-UNIT (TOP VIEW) TRACKING GAIN SWITCH Fig. 16 Incorrect waveform Fig. 18 VR vill, Tr king Offset Adjustment (The adjustment is to be continued from item Vil, “Tracking Gain Adjust ment.”) Select Track No.” 97", blinking " 071” appears on the Track No. display. Press PLAY ( PAB) button, . Turn "SW2" (Tracking Offset Switch) of the Jig on, (see Fig, 20) Set oscilloscope to "CH-1” mode, Ground the input of oscilloscope and adjust to ZERO volt line to the center of scale, Adjust “V1” so that the zero volt line of the waveform aligns to the center scale line (Adjust “"VR1" so that upper and lower portion of the waveform are balanced). (see Fig. 19, 21) Incorrect waveform location OSCILLOSCOPE: CHt COUPLING: oc cee Ee |COURLING. A MODE: AUTO Correct waveform location Fig. 19 7. When the adjustment is completed, turn off the “SW2"" (Tracking Offset Switch) of adjustment Jig, (see Fig, 20) Adjustment Jig (2U-1884-1) o Ole TRACKING OFFSET SWITCH Fig. 20 © Adjustment Point SERVO-UNIT (TOP VIEW) 29 REFERENCE ONLY Precision Focus Offset Adjustment Note: Make sure that the all connectors from the Adjustment Jig have been connected as specified ‘except CN4O (8P) connector. 1, Turn off the power switeh of the unit and the adjust ment Jig 2, Return all the Jumpers (JM1, JM2 and JMA) to the ‘original positions, (see Fig. 22) 3, Oscilloscope settin Channel cH2 Input . 50 mv Probe (10:1) ‘Trigger Source CH2, ~ edge Coupling . . HEF reject, Frequency cos Vimsec./div 4, Load cartridge with “Philips #54 test disc to the unit 5. Turn the power to the unit on, Note: When power is supplied, 0 1” appears on the Track No. display, as normal function, If not, press SELECT, and STDBY/CUE (IM) buttons simultaneously to reset CPU of the unit, 6, Turn "SW1” (Focus Offset Switch) of the Jig on. (Fig, 23), 7, Select Track No." 17." © Adjustment point NORMAL SERVICE SERVO-UNIT (TOP VIEW) vr2 Focus OFFSET SWITCH Fig, 23 & After the standby mode occurs, press PLAY ( PHI) button, Not oo The power switch of the Jig have to be turned off, 9 Adjust the trigger VR of the oscilloscope so that the ‘waveform starts from a single line, (see Fig. 24) ee ee 10, Adjust “VR2" of the unit so as to minimize the bottom dent of the beginning the waveform, (see Fig. 22, 25) 11, Above adjustment should be completed within 20 secs. Note: The widest “Black Dot Line” has been marked on ‘the Track No, "17." for approx. 20 secs at start, Therefore, it is required to complete the adjust ‘ments within 20 secs after PLAY ( PIE) button is pressed. © To repeat the adjustment, press STDBY/CUE (I) and PLAY ( II) buttons, 12, Turn off power to DN-Q50F, disconnect cord and assemble in reverse order. 31 [AUDIO SECTION] Equipment Required ‘Distortion Meter * vTvM ‘= Lowpass Filter (20 kH2) + "DENON AUDIO TECHNICAL CD” (38¢39-7147) Notes for Adjustment ‘It is recommended to adjust the audio circuitry after completion of the Servo Control Circuit Adjustment. ‘© Prior to the adjustment of the audio circuitry, remove the Audio and CPU unit from the Main unit and connect wires, CN24 and CN29 of the Servo unit and cords from the power transformer can be connected via extension connector cord and Inertconnection P.C.B. However, CN25 have to be connected directly via extension cord without any intermediate devices, 10 prevent external noise, * The “DENON AUDIO TECHNICAL CD” must be used for this adjustment, ‘© Confirm that the preset jumper (JMA) in the Servo Unit is inserted into normal side. PRESET JUMPER \JMa) Normal Side o SERVO, unt 71} Connect with a wire as short as possible (cn25) AUDIO UNIT Fig, 26 IML Distortion Adjustment 1, Connect a distortion meter to the Line Output Connec- tor, 600 Fig, 27) Note: © The output of the DNO5OF is “ACTIVE BAL- ANCED”, Therefore, connect. a 1:1 audio transformer between the unit and unbslanced input ‘of the meaturement instrument so that the output of the unit is floated from the ground, ‘* The output signal of the unit to be measured is ~60 4B, 1 kHz, When connecting a distortion meter to the unit, additional amplifier with an amplitude of 40 dB may be required. Use amplifier with sufficient 'S/N ratio and minimal distortion figures, ‘© Dise to be used: “DENON AUDIO TECHNICAL CD. #98030-7147". ure poset 1 Aue Ti it > Jj DISTORTION. METER ‘AuDIO TRANSFORMER, 2. Turn the output level adjustment VR3 (L-ch) and VR4 (Rich) at maximum position, If the level is insufficient, distortion may not be measured. (see Fig, 30) 3, Turn the power switch of the unit on, and load the dise with cartridge, 4, Set the Track No, to "63" with the SELECT switch and press the PLAY (PIE) button, 5. Turn VR1 (L-ch) and VR2 (R:ch) so that distortion meter indicates minimum distortion figures, (see Fig, 28) Note: Since the Track No. "63" is displayed very short, do the adjustment quickly. If the track is shifted 10 Track No, "54", push the STDBY/CUE (il) button to reset to Track No, "63", then push the PLAY (PIL) button, so that the Track No, “83” can be replayed, AUDIO UNIT (TOP VIEW) ooo0o ooo00 O00 1 t ~ VR 2(R-CH) VR 1 ULC) Fig. 28 1V, Output Level Adjustment Disc to be used: “DENON AUDIO TECHNICAL cD +#98030.7147" 1, Connect VTVM to the Line Out Connector. (see Fig, 29) vive, (LEVEL METER) ‘Auolo TRANSFORMER Fig. 29 2. Turn the power switch of the unit on, 3, Set the Track No. "49" and push the PLAY (PHI) button, 4, Adjust the V3 (Lich) and VR4 (R-ch) to obtain +25 dBm output level on the VTVM, (see Fig, 30) REAR PANEL VR3 VR4 (Lich) (R-CH) Fig. 30 Note: The Track No. "9" like Track No, “63”, is displayed short, If the track ends during the adjustment, do the same way as mentioned in “Distortion Adjustment”, 34 MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT Slide Motor Adjustments [slide Motor Load Adjustments} ‘This Jig (printed circuit board with 4 micro switches) is to be used to apply an adequate friction load for the "SLIDE MOTORS". Connections ADL. SCREWS |, book wut supe moron @—] OC AMPERE METER ® REGURATOR SLIDE MOTORS Dos % +@_@- WOoa @O)-} wt one ens svi v2, sw3 swags avwwas | (8) (2) (de SUDENIG Fig. 31 M._ Adjustments 1. Turn the power switch (SW!) of the Jig on so that “SLIDE MOTORS (1), (2)" rotate 2, Press "SW3” on the Jig, DC current of the "SLIDE MOTOR (2)" is indicated on the OC ampere meter. Adjust the "ADJ. SCREW" (refer to Fig, 31) so that the DC ampere meter indicates 25 to 40 mA. Lock the "ADJ. SCREW" with “LOCK NUT” after the adjust Press "SWS", The meter indicates DC current of “SLIDE MOTOR (1)". ‘Adjust another “ADJ, SCREW" so that indication of the DC ampere meter indicates 35 to 40 mA and lock it in the same manner as item 3 above. ‘Turn the power switch of the Jig off after completion of ‘adjustments. mA, defective motor is probable cause, Install “HELICAL GEAR” and “OPTICAL PICK-UP” to the Slide Motor Assembly, and adjust clearances between “HELICAL GEARs” and "WORM GEAR as indicated page 34. 6. Turn the power switch (SW1) of the Jig on, — The ower is applied to the SLIDE MOTORS (1) and (2), 30 ‘that motors rotate, 7. Press "SW2" and "SWS" simultaneously. — The pick-up, advances inner direction of the dise, and DC current of the SLIDE MOTOR (2) is indicated on the ampere meter, 8, Press “SW4" and “SWS” same time, ~ The pickup moves toward the outer of disc, and DC current for the SLIDE MOTOR (1) is indicated on the DC ampere meter 9, Perform above procedures items 2. and 3. and make sure that the each value of DC current during the pick-up movements (inner and outer directions) is not exceeding 60 mA, and the difference of the current between both directions is less than 15 mA. Note: In case the DC current varies over the above values, remove the “HELICAL GEAR", and repeat the adjustment procedures from the beginning, 36 Worm Gear and Helical Gear Position Adjustments 1, Measure pitches between two axes of worm gears, If the clearances do not agree with following figures, release “Motor Mounting Screws” and adjust the motor ‘mounting position, 346202 —-Eansas202 | ! : i MoTOR | | MOUNTING | SCREWS ron SSS Fig. 32 2, Install the “Adjustment Axis, Note: If the Jig touches and is hard to install between worm gears, following adjustments will be required due to the gear positioning at the out of ‘two axes center jig” in “HELICAL GEAR" ‘Adjustment sig 1) As shown in the above right, release "Gear-base Ass'y fining sores" (3 pos. 2.6 x 8). 2) Move the Gear-base Ass'y right or left side so that the 4g fits in the proper position smoothly. 3) Fasten scrows after the Jig fits into the proper position Note: In case, if you feel difficulty to fit the Jig into ‘the position, make sure the above procedure item #1 (pitches between worm gears) again, and check if an adequate clearance (34,4 mm) is ‘maintained, 36 Gear-Base As fixing serews sty th MMT 1 [Link] at opposite side > Fig, 35, 3. To confirm the parallel of “Slide Shafts" and "Worm Gear Axes", slide the pickup forward and backward as indicated below, IF it does not move smoothly, i.e, if the Jig touches with worm gear and it blocks smooth movement; 1) Release “Slide Motor Ass'y fixing screws" (3 pes.) 2) Move the assembly left or right to find proper loce tion where the pick-up moves forward and backward smoothly, 3} Fasten three screws and fix the assembly at the point ‘where the pick-up moves smoother. Note: In some rare cases the motor plate may be deformed, In such case, it will be necessary to replace the motor plate in order to obtain sufficient movement of the pick-up, 4, Remove the Jig, and install the “HELICAL GEAR”. (refer to the INSTALLATION OF HELICAL GEAR} ASSEMBLING TURNTABLE SLIDE MOTOR ass'Y FIXING SCREWS, Fig. 96 1. After inserting the Rotor Boss to the Turntable Shaft, set the Jig (SGK-0004 separately avairable) as shown below. 2, While pressing the top of Turntable Ass'y, apply side-pressure to the Jig toward the arrow-indicated direction until the Jig touches to the bottom face of the Rotor Sub Ass'y. 3, While applying the side-pressure, tighten 2 pes. fixing serews on the Rotor Boss. 4, Make sure that no playing remained between Rotor Boss and Turntable assv. ROTOR 808s nessun TSI] SPRING fa CP Before appiying side pressure totne TURNTABLE ASS'Y MECHA Base =) S&S ROTOR SUB ASS'Y FIXING SCREWS JIG 18¢x.0008) 16 the rotor hh not "BLACK™ marktwo. plestic washer fo be reid ~aLAci’ MARK ROTOR suB Ass'Y BOTTOM VIEW 37 ASSEMBLY OF HELICAL GEAR © Helical Gear To install helical gear to mechanism base assembly, align the helical gear marks inside. SCREW(2x4 CBS) WASHER, HELICAL GEAR: ‘ark : Overlap the marks at the time of assembling WORM GEAR ot Fig. 37 Fig, 38 © Adjustment of Spindle Motor (1) Remove the loader, and detach the mechanism unit. (2) Connect the adjustment wired connector (7P) to ‘the measuring equipments, (see Fig, 41) Servo unit 1598) vei Motor Drive P.W.8, (30-1392) Belance Volume Control © For easy way to perform spindle motor adjust- ‘ment, place the motor as per illustration to revolve the motor. (3) Adjust balance volume control VR1 and obtain an amplitude of height (Y} and width (X) becomes ‘almost even, (Adjusting the VR1 effects (X) ampli- tude.) (see Fig, 40) (4) When using a dual-mode oscilloscope for adjustment, select ALTER or CHOPPER mode and apply an signal to CH1 and CH2, then adjust balance volume control VR1 to obtain an even amplitude for X and Y. (see Fig. 42) rat IOs) i a oS em Constnt Vitae Foner Supply A ey ot b, oe-_ Tz 1, v Input Volpe Rajusiment VR Digital Voitmeser ite" Apply an input votene lapprox.1Y or less) Now Sethu the outbut amplitude A and B become fess hon app ond not ture TERMINAL EXPLANATION [Terminal Explanation of Digital Signal Processor IC CX23035 (IC8)] enor | Symt_ | vo “Terminal Function 1 [Few © | ine constant ching output for inal motor utp wr 2 [wow © | ON/OFF convo! ouput for sinle motor. a [wo (© | Drive output for winle motor, Roughly cons in CLVS moe, and controls haw in CLV ode «| wos © | Drive output for spinale motor. Contos seed in CLV? mode = [er 7 [ieoat of EFM dnl rom AF ampier CH). - 6 [asy © | Ourbut ro control sc level of EFM signal 7 | MIRA |_| Input of Mirror from RF amplifier (1C1), @ | veo0 | © | VCO ouput. = 8.6496 Ms tthe in oss to EFM inal 3 veo! 1 | eo input io Test | For tsa it [P00 © | Pha compaationoviut of §FM inl and VEO 12 | Vss —_| Ground, _ va [eux | + | Seskinouer te ine waning wil a om shan cont VER cer soe ip ve [xur {21h inl ssrig il ata om rasan onl WEN). Lach at oF 15 [BATA | 1 | tut of wil ct from mechani convol (62H) _ 16 | xRST 1 | tno of system rereting. Resa "L™ 17 [enn 1 | tap of waeking pute. 18 | SENSE 0 | Output of inner state corresponding to address. — 19 | Mute 1 | Pinte Ate ot ier eter in“ MUTG in “L” — normal condition | AMIE! Ne sound Sonditons 20 [6RGF | 0 | Ouputctsubcode G CRC check vn Zi [EXGK | 1] Giock nou for rl output of wbsode 2% (S880 | O | Serial output of subcoee. - - ‘suBQ. “10. | Output of subcode 0. - 24 =| SCOR 0 | Output of sub-code synchro $0 + S1. — — 26 _|WRCR | 0 | Output of wie frome clock, = 736 KR at he tine of frame syecvo locks 26 | RFCK | Output of read frame clock. 7.35 kHz for X’tal system. | 27 «| GTOP. © | Indication output under protection state of frame synchro. - - 2a [ars (0 [ Ttetion but under look sae of frame wet ~ 29 ~ 32 | DBO8~DB05 | 1/0 | Data terminal of extornal RAM. Pin 28 = MSB. 33 «| voD —_| Power supply (+5V). - 34~37 | 0804~0801 | VO | Dota tial of extwael RAM, Fn @) = LSB '36~48 |RAOT=RAIT| 0 | Output of external RAM address. Pin QB = LSB, Pin GD 49 [RAWE | 0 | Gututof write enable signal to external RAM. Active t so [pace 0 ‘Output of ehip select signa v0 external RAM. Active at © | 1/2divided output of Xtal. f= 4.2336 MHz. f — | Ground, — 2 | XTAL 1 | Input of Xtal oseiloion eeuie, t= 6.4672 Mi, a | 54 [xTAO, (0. | Ovrout of X'tl oscillation cireuit. = 8.4672 Me, es [carL 0 | Output of correcting state, When processing of corection for C2 system is impossible, comes "H" 56 __| caro (| Inaleation output of 2 pointer. Synchronizes to audio data output 87 [RAOV (0 _| Indication output af overflow in =4 frames jiter absorbing RAM and underflow. eae aica |_| lnput of code switching for audio data output. "L" for 2s complamental output, "H” for offset binary renal prea 0, ‘Terminal Function So [RSSL 1 Tut ot moa etn rave oop "Yrs up "For ur aa | 60 | APTR ©. | Output for controlling aperture compensation. In “H” for R-ch. 7 61 | APTL ‘© | Oviput for controlling aperture compensation. In “H" for Leh. [62 | onosiores | 0 | WhegPSSL="H" becomes DAO (L38 of aril sound dt) outout PSSL= “Lt become CIF ca ononrcie2 | 0” | When PEL anes DADZ ouput PRLS" CTF G4 | DAGICZF1 | O | When PSSL = “H™ becomes DAOS output, PSSL ~ “L” becomes C2F1 output. | 65 | DA0s/C2F2 | O | When PSSL = “H” becomes DAO4 output, PSSL = “L” becomes C2F2 output. Ge [BADEIUGFS | 0” When PS ="H™ teas DAOS output SELL" brome UGFS ov G7 | BROEIAEERL 6 When PSL ="H oc DADS vu PSL ="L" brome FER out ca—[BnorrFeKv| 6 | WrenPESL="W ecanes OAD? out PELL" bene FORY cut 69 | DAOB/FCKX | O | When PSSL ~ “H” becomes DAOB output, PSSL = “L" becomes FCKX output. 70 | DAOB/PLCK | O | When PSSL = “HH” becomes DAQS output, PSSL = “L” becomes FLCK output. TE [BMOPERER | [Wer PS = “Wb DATO tu EBL =" beens TREK out Fa [BATTTONER | 0 Wor PSSL=-Wbeconet DAT out OBL" tone ALR ove 73 | voo — | Power supply (+5V). _ 74 [DATZIGENT | _O | When PSSL = "H" becomes OAT2 output, PSSL = "L” becomes DENL output TE | OATB/OENR | 0 [wher PSS ="HbecomesOATSovtou PESL="L" become DERM out Te [BaaiezTo | 0” When PSSL="H" bones DATS oul PSSL= "wom CPT ovo 4 Fr [Dasrezto | 0” When PSSL="H"imcones DATS ouput FSSL= "bers CZ outut Te [DAVeIDATA| 0” When PSL="H ones DAS NSD of wll sind ov, PSSL =" aeons dt on [te fwoce [0 Ova af 82 We vote at 0 furex [0 [outer at 1 wi reo a 42 [Port map and terminal explanation of IC up D7809 (C21) for mechanism controlling micro-computer ‘the servo unit (3U-1535-1).] pe0+-+—Yno 081 --—2) pa 082 =--—Jenz B3-+—foas e4—++—Stong pes--—Slmas >| 057++—5| a7 pas ack=—}ea0 crcen=—4 cmp —24 PC +3} mure-—4 stor+—94 PB Pee Pas. pes pas Pas a7 Pco Pct Pca O22} ocs weusy—~24pca now—24 pcs RREN——23 fece Ho —» 24 tec? Fes—- 25m ivr Move! 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Reads data at “L"". ‘50 | FOK 1 | When focus servo activated at status line — "H™. [31 [encen | o | falrm 7H to gae ray when header mode ourth bye reads rom ate array is OTH, sr [eR {Clock ouput for sopving command input vo X20%08 (1G2) and GX20085 (NCE). [2% [ow | | Seerrmbieece arias fan St En|bes Std BER gel 9 HOR 12 os ex 18)

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