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SPECIFICATIONS

Tape Format

Power Source

Power Consumption

Video Signal System

Video Recording System

Luminance

Color Signal

Hi-Fi Audio

Recording System

Linear Audio Track

Maximum Recording Time

D-VHS

VHS

Record/Playback System

Video

Audio

Digital

Rewind Time

Video Input

Audio Input

Video Output

Audio Output

Digital Interface

Input/Output

Tuner VHF

UHF

CATV

Operating Temperature

Relative Humidity

RF Channel Output

Weight

Dimensions

Timer Program Capacity

Memory Backup Time

Deck

: VHS NTSC standard with Hi-Fi

audio and D-VHS standard

: 120 V AC ; 60 Hz

: Approx. 25 W (standby 6.0 W)

EIA standard ;

NTSC color

: VHS standard/D-VHS standard

: Frequency modulation recording

: Low frequency conversion

sub-carrier phase shift recording

: VHS standard

Azimuth helical scanning system

: 1 track

150 min. with DF-300 video cassette (HS)

300 min. with DF-300 video cassette (STD)

120 min. with T-120 video cassette (SP)

360 min. with T-120 video cassette (EP)

: 4 heads

2 Hi-Fi channels and 1 monoral audio control

: HS 4 heads

STD 2 heads

Approx. 43 seconds for T-120 cassette

: 0.5 to 2.0 V(p-p), 75 Ω

unbalanced RCA pin Jack

: 346 mV(rms), 47 kΩ

unbalanced RCA pin Jack

: 1.0 V(p-p), 75 Ω unbalanced

RCA pin Jack

: 346 mV(rms), 1 kΩ unbalanced

RCA pin Jack

based on IEEE 1394 digital

interface, 4 pin, corresponds to S400

: 54 to 88 MHz, 174 to 216 MHz

: 470 to 806 MHz

: 54 to 88 MHz, 90 to 804 MHz

: 41 °F to 104 °F

: 30 % to 80 %

: Channel 3 or 4 switchable

: Approx. 9.5 lbs (4.3 kg)

: 16.7”(W) × 3.7”(H) × 12.0”(D)

: 1 month programmable

/ 16 programs

: Approx. 30 minutes

: α Deck

• Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.

• Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Only cassettes marked D-VHS or VHS can be used with this video cassette recorder.

MITSUBISHI

2002

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

MITSUBISHI DIGITAL ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC.

9351 Jeronimo Ave. Irvine, California 92618 U.S.A.

MODEL

HS-HD1100U

Summary of content (92 pages)

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2002 MITSUBISHI VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER MODEL HS-HD1100U Only cassettes marked D-VHS or VHS can be used with this video cassette recorder. SPECIFICATIONS Tape Format Power Source Power Consumption Video Signal System Video Recording System Luminance Color Signal Hi-Fi Audio Recording System Linear Audio Track Maximum Recording Time D-VHS VHS : VHS NTSC standard with Hi-Fi audio and D-VHS standard : 120 V AC ; 60 Hz : Approx. 25 W (standby 6.
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CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS ...........................................................1 CONTENTS......................................................................2 GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS ................................4 2-15. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ................................................1 CONNECTION .................................................................3 WARNING........................................................................3 DISASSEMBLY .........................................
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CONTENTS 3-2 Check and Adjustment of FM Envelope ................................................31 3-2-1 GUIDE ROLLER Adjustment Check ............31 3-2-2 Height Adjustment of GUIDE ROLLER (SP) ..................................31 3-2-3 Height Adjustment of GUIDE ROLLER (TU) ..................................31 3-2-4 Coarse Adjustment of Phase .......................32 3-2-5 Flatness Check of FM Waveform.................32 3-2-6 Tape Running Condition at the GUIDE ROLLERs (Check1) ...............
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GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS A/C A-PB A-REC AE AENV AFC AFF AFTV ALC AMODE AMPC APC ATFN ATT : Audio/Control : Audio Play Back : Audio Recording : Audio Erase : Audio Envelope : Automatic Frequency Control : Audio Flip Flop : Auto Fine Tuning Voltage : Automatic Level Control : Audio Mode : Amplifier Alternating Current Ground : Automatic Phase Control : Auto Fine : Attenuator BLMUTE : Blue Back Mute C/N CCD CG-CS CHSW CLKSEL CNTR COM CONV SW CP-FG CP-REV CPMOTORV CROT CSYNC CTL : Carrier/Noise Ratio : Ch
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS INTRODUCTION SAFETY NOTICE This manual provides service information for the adjustments of mechanical and electrical operations. Due to design modifications, the servicing procedures and data given in this manual are subject to possible change without prior notice. Before returning VCR to the customer a safety check of the entire VCR should be made.
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2. Hot Check The test sequence, with reference to the measuring circuit in the figure is as follows: (1) With switch S1 open, connect the VCR to the measuring circuit. Immediately after connection, measure the leakage current using both positions of switch S2 and with the switching devices in the VCR in all of their operating positions.
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CONNECTION Now that you’ve completed the antenna connections to your VCR, you’re ready to connect the VCR to the TV. Because every television is different (especially older model TVs), your VCR may need to be connected in a variety of ways. See the Owner’s Manual for Instruction Information ON: • Determining if you need a splitter, • Connecting TVs with audio and video inputs. Connecting separate antennas (UHF/VHF) Connecting the Television To connect separate UHF/VHF antennas to the VCR: 1.
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DISASSEMBLY 1. Removal of Top Cover 1. Remove the two Top Cover fastening screws (a) shown in Fig. 1 and remove the Top Cover in the direction shown by arrow. a 2. Removal of Front Panel 1. Remove the Top Cover. (Refer to Para. 1 of the DISASSEMBLY.) 2. Remove the Jog Dial and the Shuttle Ring. 3. Unfasten the seven catches (b) shown in Fig. 1 and remove the Front Panel in the direction shown by arrows. 4. Disconnect the Connector OG inFig.1.
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3. Removal of Bottom Panel 1. Remove the Top Cover. (Refer to Para. 1 of the DISASSEMBLY.) 2. Remove the two fastening screws (a) shown in Fig. 2. 3. Turn the set upside down as shown in Fig. 3. 4. Slide and lift the Bottom Panel in the direction of the arrows paying attention to the four catches (b) to remove it. a Fig. 2 b Bottom Panel Fig.
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4. Removal of DECK ASSY a 1. Remove the Top Cover. (Refer to Para. 1 of the DISASSEMBLY.) 2. Remove the Front Panel. (Refer to Para. 2 of the DISASSEMBLY.) 3. Short-circuit the cathode side of D927 and the GND of the DECK ASSY using the jig shown below. Note: The CAPSTAN MOTOR may be damaged without above short circuit. 4. Remove the one screw (a) and remove PCB HA Holder. 5. Disconnect the Connectors HH and HK on PCB-HEAD AMP. 6. Remove the two screws (b) shown in Fig.
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HOW TO EXECUTE CIRCUIT BOARD SERVICE CAUTION: BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE OR REPAIR ANY PCB, UNPLUG THE POWER CORD FROM THE A.C. SOURCE. PCB-1394/D-VHS PCB-HEAD AMP LOCATION OF PRINT CIRCUIT BOARDS PCB-MAIN Note : • Take caution when removing flat cables to prevent any contact problem. • Connect and disconnect the flat cables at right angles to the connector and make sure that it is completely secured. • After servicing the PCB, restore the flat cable and leads to their former state.
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3. PCB-JOG 1. Remove the Top Cover. (Refer to Para. 1 of the DISASSEMBLY.) 2. Remove the Front Panel. (Refer to Para. 2 of the DISASSEMBLY.) 3. Unfasten the three screws (a) shown in Fig. 9 and remove the PCB-JOG. Front Panel PCB-JOG a Fig.
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4. PCB-1394/D-VHS 1. Remove the Top Cover. (Refer to Para. 1 of the DISASSEMBLY.) 2. Lift and remove the Cover D VHS as shown in Fig.10. 3. Remove the one screw (a) and remove the PCB HOLDER shown in fig. 10. 4. Disconnect the connectors EE ,EK and EX on the PCB1394/D-VHS . 5. Pull out the Part A,lift and remove the Spring Earth EMC as shown in Fig. 10. 6. Unfasten the one screws (b) shown in Fig. 10 and remove the ASSY PCB-1394/D-VHS. 7.
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5. PCB-MAIN 1. Carry out steps 1 and 2 of “3.Removal of Bottom Panel” of “DISASSEMBLY” 2. Remove the Front Panel. (Refer to Para. 2 of the DISASSEMBLY.) 3. Remove the DECK ASSY. (Refer to Para. 4 of the DISASSEMBLY.) 4. Lift and remove the Cover D VHS as shown in Fig.10. 5. Disconnect the connectors EE and EX on the PCB1394/D-VHS . 6. Pull out the Part A,lift and remove the Spring Earth EMC as shown in Fig. 10. (Refer to Para. 4 of the HOW TO EXECUT CIRCUIT BOARD SERVICE.) 7.
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CHIP PARTS REPLACEMENT CHIP PARTS REPLACEMENT 2. Removal of Chip Parts (Transistors) Some resistors, shorting jumpers (0Ω resistor), ceramic capacitors, transistors and diodes are chip parts. When replacing these parts, note the following cautions. A. Melt the solder of one lead. Lift the side of that lead upward. B. Simultaneously melt the solder of the two remaining leads and lift the part from the PCB. Cautions : A.
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MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT AND REPLACEMENT 1-2. Tape Running System 1. DECK Cleaning Clean the following Parts of the Tape Running System. 1. TENSION PIN 2. F/E HEAD 3. SLANT POLE (SP) 4. SLANT POLE (TU) 5. A/C HEAD 6. GUIDE POLE (TU) 7. PINCH ROLLER 8. GUIDE PIN (TU) 9. GUIDE ROLLER (SP) 10. UPPER / LOWER DRUM ASSY 11. GUIDE ROLLER (TU) 12. CAPSTAN SHAFT 1.
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2. Replacement of Major Parts 2-1. CLEANING ARM, FELT RING b FELT RING SET POSITION : Normal b (Removal) a 1. Release the two catches (a) of the CLEANING ARM shown in the Fig. 2-1 to remove the CLEANING ARM. 2. Release the two catches (b) of the CLEANING ARM shown in the Fig. 2-1 to remove the FELT RING. CLEANING ARM a (Installation) 1. Install the FELT RING shown in the Fig. 2-1 to the CLEANING ARM. 2. Install the CLEANING ARM shown in the Fig. 2-1. Fig. 2-1 2-2.
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2-3. BOTTOM ASSY Hole in MAIN PLATE ASSY SET POSITION : Normal Remove the following part before replacing the BOTTOM ASSY. Refer to the corresponding item to install it. • STAY PLATE (Item 2-2) (Removal) 1. Move the WORM WHEEL in the Fig. 2-3-1 in the direction shown by the arrow A. And match the Boss a of the BOTTOM ASSY with the Hole in the MAIN PLATE ASSY. 2. Lift the BOTTOM ASSY in the Fig. 2-3-1 in the direction shown by the arrow B and pull it out in the direction shown by the arrow C.
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2-4. INSERT GUIDE (TU) a SET POSITION : Normal Remove the following parts before replacing the INSERT GUIDE (TU). Refer to the corresponding items to install them. • STAY PLATE (Item 2-2) • BOTTOM ASSY (Item 2-3) INSERT GUIDE (TU) (Removal) 1. Remove the screw (a) fastening the INSERT GUIDE (TU) shown in the Fig. 2-4 to remove the INSERT GUIDE (TU). (Installation) 1. Install the INSERT GUIDE (TU) shown in the Fig. 2-4. Fig. 2-4 2-5.
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2-6. REC HOLDER, REC LEVER, REC SPRING REC SPRING c REC LEVER SET POSITION : Upside down (Removal) 1. Remove the screw (a) fastening the REC HOLDER shown in the Fig. 2-6 to remove the REC HOLDER. 2. Release the REC SPRING shown in the Fig. 2-6 from the catch (b) of the REC HOLDER to remove the REC LEVER. 3. Release the two catches (c) of the REC LEVER shown in the Fig. 2-6 to remove the REC SPRING. a b REC HOLDER (Installation) 1. Install the REC SPRING shown in the Fig.
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2-8. A/C HEAD UNIT LEAD CONNECTOR SET POSITION : Normal (Removal) a 1. Remove the LEAD CONNECTOR of the A/C HEAD UNIT shown in the Fig. 2-8. 2. Remove the two screws (a) fastening the A/C HEAD UNIT shown in the Fig. 2-8 to remove the A/C HEAD UNIT. a A/C HEAD UNIT Head (Installation) 1. Install the A/C HEAD UNIT shown in the Fig. 2-8. Note : Never touch the Head of the A/C HEAD UNIT shown in the Fig. 2-8. Clean the dirt on the Head with alcohol if necessary. 2.
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2-10.SENSOR COVER (TU) SET POSITION : Normal (Removal) 1. Release the catch (a) of the SENSOR COVER (TU) shown in the Fig. 2-10 to remove the SENSOR COVER (TU). (Installation) 1. Install the SENSOR COVER (TU) shown in the Fig. 210. a SENSOR COVER (TU) Fig. 2-10 2-11.SENSOR COVER (SP) SET POSITION : Normal (Removal) 1. Remove the catch (a) of the SENSOR COVER (SP) shown in the Fig. 2-11 to remove the SENSOR COVER (SP). (Installation) 1. Install the SENSOR COVER (SP) shown in the Fig. 211.
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2-12.REV UNIT (TU), REV UNIT (SP) REV UNIT (TU) a SET POSITION : Upside down a (Removal) REV UNIT (SP) 1. Release the two catches (a) of the REV UNIT (TU) shown in the Fig. 2-12 to remove the REV UNIT (TU). 2. Release the two catches (b) of the REV UNIT (SP) shown in the Fig. 2-12 to remove the REV UNIT (SP). b (Installation) 1. Clean the dirt on the transparent part of the REV UNIT (TU) with a VIDEO HEAD cleaning cloth. Note : Never use solvent such as alcohol to clean the REV UNIT (TU). 2.
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2-14.REEL BELT, PULLEY BUSH, THRUST WASHER, BELT PULLEY, SHIFT SLIDER, PULLEY GEAR ASSY, SLIP GEAR, SLIP SPRING, SLIP WASHER, THRUST WASHER, SLIP ADJUSTER, IDLER 2 UNIT REEL BELT a PULLEY BUSH THRUST WASHER BELT PULLEY SET POSITION : Upside down Pull in the direction (Removal) A of the Arrow (A) to remove it from the SHIFT LEVER. 1. Remove the REEL BELT shown in the Fig. 2-14-1. 2. Move the SHIFT SLIDER in the Fig.
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9. Install the units from the SLIP WASHER to REEL BELT shown in the Fig. 2-14-1. Note1 : Be sure to replace the removed PULLEY BUSH with a new one. Note2 : Attach the SLIP SPRING with its straight end facing the SLIP GEAR side. Note3 : Attach the SLIP WASHER with its position set as shown in the Fig. 2-14-5. Note4 : Apply GREASE (PG-641) [859D055O30] to the part on the SLIP WASHER specified in the Fig. 214-5. 10. Install the SHIFT SLIDER to the SHIFT LEVER shown in the Fig. 2-14-1.
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2-15.CAPSTAN BRAKE SPRING, CAPSTAN BRAKE ASSY SET POSITION : Upside down CAPSTAN BRAKE ASSY a (Removal) 1. Remove the CAPSTAN BRAKE SPRING shown in the Fig. 2-15. 2. Remove the catch (a) of the CAPSTAN BRAKE ASSY shown in the Fig. 2-15 to remove the CAPSTAN BRAKE ASSY. CAPSTAN MOTOR CAPSTAN BRAKE SPRING (Installation) 1. Install the CAPSTAN BRAKE ASSY shown in the Fig. 2-15. 2. Install the CAPSTAN BRAKE SPRING shown in the Fig. 2-15. Fig.
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2-16.FC HOLDER, MOTOR HOLDER, LOADING WORM, LOADING MOTOR ASSY, WORM WHEEL LOADING MOTOR ASSY b b SET POSITION : Normal a a (Removal) 1. Release the two catches (a) of the FC HOLDER shown in the Fig. 2-16-1 to remove the FC HOLDER. 2. Remove the two screws (b) fastening the MOTOR HOLDER shown in the Fig. 2-16-1 to remove the MOTOR HOLDER. 3. Remove the two screws (c) fastening the LOADING MOTOR ASSY shown in the Fig. 2-16-1 to remove the LOADING MOTOR ASSY and LOADING WORM. 4. Remove the WORM WHEEL.
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2-17.PINCH ARM CAP, PINCH UNIT a SET POSITION : Normal PINCH ARM CAP (Removal) 1. Release the two catches (a) of the PINCH ARM CAP shown in the Fig. 2-17 to remove the PINCH ARM CAP. 2. Remove the PINCH UNIT shown in the Fig. 2-17. Part B Part A PINCH ASSY (Installation) 1. Insert Part A of the PINCH UNIT shown in the Fig. 217 in the most external groove of the MAIN CAM. 2. Install the PINCH ARM CAP matching the Part B of the PINCH ARM CAP with the Rib of the MAIN PLATE ASSY. MAIN CAM Rib Fig.
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3. Apply GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM)[859D055O90] to the points on the MAIN PLATE ASSY specified in the Fig. 2-18-1. 4. Apply GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM)[859D055O90] to the points on the DOOR ARM specified in the Fig. 218-1. 5. Install the DOOR ARM. 6. Match the Hole in the MAIN CAM with the Hole in the MAIN PLATE ASSY shown in the Fig. 2-18-2. 7. Install the F/L PLATE shown in the Fig. 2-18-1 from the front side (ARM (TU) side). 8. Insert the Boss of the F/L PLATE shown in the Fig.
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BRAKE SPRING C Insert the BRAKE SPRING under the Catch. Catch BRAKE (TU) Fig. 2-19-3 2-20.GUIDE LAMP SET POSITION : Normal Remove the following parts before replacing the GUIDE LAMP. Refer to the corresponding items to install them. • STAY PLATE (Item 2-2) • BOTTOM ASSY (Item 2-3) • MOTOR HOLDER (Item 2-16) • PINCH ARM CAP (Item 2-17) • PINCH UNIT (Item 2-17) • BRAKE CAM PLATE (Item 2-19) (Removal) 1. Release the catch (a) of the GUIDE LAMP shown in the Fig. 2-20. 2.
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2-21.MAIN CAM, GUIDE ARM (TU), BRAKE LEVER MAIN CAM SET POSITION : Normal Remove the following parts before replacing the MAIN CAM, GUIDE ARM (TU), BRAKE LEVER. Refer to the corresponding items to install them. • STAY PLATE (Item 2-2) • BOTTOM ASSY (Item 2-3) • SENSOR COVER (TU) (Item 2-10) • MOTOR HOLDER (Item 2-16) • WORM WHEEL (Item 2-16) • PINCH ARM CAP (Item 2-17) • PINCH UNIT (Item 2-17) • F/L PLATE (Item 2-18) BRAKE LEVER GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM) A GUIDE ARM (TU) a LB PIN B (Removal) 1.
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2-22.L/D LOCK LEVER SET POSITION : Normal Remove the following parts before replacing the L/D LOCK LEVER. Refer to the corresponding items to install them. • STAY PLATE (Item 2-2) • BOTTOM ASSY (Item 2-3) • MOTOR HOLDER (Item 2-16) • PINCH ARM CAP (Item 2-17) • PINCH UNIT (Item 2-17) • BRAKE CAM PLATE (Item 2-19) L/D LOCK LEVER (Removal) 1. Remove the L/D LOCK LEVER shown in the Fig. 222. (Installation) 1. Install the L/D LOCK LEVER shown in Fig. 2-22. 2-23.
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2-24. BELT LEVER, BELT ADJUSTER a SET POSITION : Normal Remove the following parts before replacing the BELT LEVER, BELT ADJUSTER. Refer to the corresponding items to install them. • STAY PLATE (Item 2-2) • BOTTOM ASSY (Item 2-3) • MOTOR HOLDER (Item 2-16) • PINCH ARM CAP (Item 2-17) • PINCH UNIT (Item 2-17) • BRAKE CAM PLATE (Item 2-19) • BRAKE BELT (SP) (Item 2-23) • BELT HOLDER (Item 2-23) BELT LEVER BELT ADJUSTER (Removal) 1. Release the catch (a) of the BELT LEVER shown in the Fig.
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(Installation) 1. Apply GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM) [859D055O90] to the parts on the MAIN PLATE ASSY specified in the Fig. 2-25. 2. Install the REEL DISK (SP side). 3. Install the TENS AXIS HOLDER. Note : Install the TENS AXIS HOLDER so that the catch (a) for the TENSION ARM will be positioned on the front (F/L ARM ASSY side). 4. Install the TENSION LEVER. 5. Install the TENSION ARM. 6. Install the TENSION SPRING. Note : Install the longer hook of the TENSION SPRING to the TENSION ARM. BRAKE BELT (TU) 2-26.
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(Installation) Note : Install the BRAKE BELT (TU) so that its Felt Side touches the REEL DISK (TU side). The GREASE applied to the BRAKE CAM PLATE and the MAIN PLATE ASSY should not adhere on the Felt Side of the BRAKE BELT (SP). 1. Apply GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM)[859D055O90] to the parts on the MAIN PLATE ASSY specified in the Fig. 2-27. 2. Install the REEL DISK (TU side). 3. Install the BRAKE BELT (TU) to the BRAKE (TU). 4. Install the BRAKE (TU). 5. Hook the BRAKE BELT (TU) to the REEL DISK (TU side).
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2-29.CHARGE SPRING, SWING LEVER, CHARGE ASSY a CHARGE SPRING SET POSITION : Normal Remove the following parts before replacing the CHARGE SPRING, SWING LEVER, CHARGE ASSY. Refer to the corresponding items to install them. • STAY PLATE (Item 2-2) • BOTTOM ASSY (Item 2-3) • MOTOR HOLDER (Item 2-16) • PINCH ARM CAP (Item 2-17) • PINCH UNIT (Item 2-17) • BRAKE CAM PLATE (Item 2-19) c CHARGE ASSY SWING LEVER b Front Back Both Sides (Front/Back) (Removal) 1. Remove the CHARGE SPRING shown in the Fig.
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(Installation) 1. Apply GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM)[859D055O90] to the parts on the MAIN PLATE ASSY specified in the Fig. 2-30-1. 2. Apply GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM)[859D055O90] to the parts on the LOADING ARM ASSY (TU) specified in the Fig. 2-30-2. 3. Install the LOADING ARM ASSY (SP) and LOADING ARM ASSY (TU) so that the Marks on the both UNITs face each other, as shown in the Fig. 2-30-3. Note : Be sure to replace the removed LOADING ARM ASSY (SP) with a new one.
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(Installation) A/L LEVER Note : Install the LOADING ARM ASSY (TU) and LOADING ARM ASSY (SP), according to the following procedure, after installing the A/L LEVER. 1. Apply GREASE (MOLYKOTE G PASTE) [859D055O50] to the parts on the MAIN PLATE ASSY specified in the Fig. 2-31-1. 2. Apply GREASE (MOLYKOTE G PASTE) [859D055O50] to the parts on the A/L LEVER specified in the Fig. 2-31-2. 3.
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2-32.TAPE GUIDE ASSY (SP), TAPE GUIDE ASSY (TU) TAPE GUIDE ASSY (TU) TAPE GUIDE ASSY (SP) SET POSITION : Normal Remove the following parts before replacing the TAPE GUIDE ASSY (SP), (TU). Refer to the corresponding items to install them. • STAY PLATE (Item 2-2) • BOTTOM ASSY (Item 2-3) • MOTOR HOLDER (Item 2-16) • PINCH ARM CAP (Item 2-17) • PINCH UNIT (Item 2-17) • BRAKE CAM PLATE (Item 2-19) • BRAKE BELT (SP) (Item 2-23) • BELT HOLDER (Item 2-23) • BELT LEVER (Item 2-24) • TENSION ARM (Item 2-25) Fig.
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2-33.DRUM CLAMPER, DRUM ASSY LEAD CONNECTOR SET POSITION : Normal b a (Removal) 1. Disconnect the LEAD CONNECTOR of the DRUM ASSY shown in the Fig. 2-33-1. 2. Remove the two screws (a, b) fastening the DRUM CLAMPER shown in the Fig. 2-33-1 to remove the DRUM ASSY with the DRUM CLAMPER. 3. Rotate the DRUM CLAMPER in the Fig. 2-33-2 in the direction shown by the arrow A to remove it from the DRUM ASSY. DRUM ASSY with DRUM CLAMPER (Installation) 1. Install the DRUM CLAMPER in the Fig.
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b Part A a C Reference Pin Reference Pin and Catch have to touch each other. Catch Fig. 2-33-3 2-34.DRUM MOTOR STATOR, BRUSH SPRING, SPACER, ROTOR CASE, END RING, BRUSH, UPPER DRUM ASSY Side View of END RING a DRUM MOTOR STATOR This side down. SET POSITION : Normal LEAD CONNECTOR (Removal) 1. Disconnect the LEAD CONNECTOR of the DRUM ASSY shown in the Fig. 2-34-1. 2. Remove the two screws (a) fastening the DRUM MOTOR STATOR shown in the Fig. 2-34-1 to remove the DRUM MOTOR STATOR. 3.
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(Installation) 1. Install the SPACER shown in the Fig. 2-34-1. Note : Be sure to use the new SPACER packed with the new UPPER DRUM ASSY. 2. Install the UPPER DRUM ASSY shown in the Fig. 234-1. 3. Install the END RING so that the reference hole (A) of the END RING shown in the Fig. 2-34-2 will be placed in parallel with the Rear Line of the MAIN PLATE ASSY. (The reference hole (A) should be on the right when viewed from the bottom.) 4.
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(Installation) 1. Apply SILICON COMPOUND (SC102) [859D164O10] to the parts on the MAIN PLATE ASSY specified in the Fig. 2-35-3. 2. Install the CAPSTAN MOTOR. a WORM WHEEL A GUIDE ARM (TU) Arrow B CAPSTAN MOTOR Fig. 2-35-2 SILICON COMPOUND (SC102) MAIN PLATE ASSY Fig.
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2-36.SSW HOLDER, SSW SLIDER SSW SLIDER SET POSITION : Upside down To access the SSW UNIT, remove the following parts : • STAY PLATE (Para. 2-2) • BOTTOM ASSY (Para. 2-3) SSW HOLDER a a (Removal) 1. Remove the SSW SLIDER shown in the Fig. 2-36 . 2. Unfasten the two catches (a) shown in Fig. 2-36, and remove the SSW HOLDER. (Installation) 1. Install the SSW HOLDER shown in Fig. 2-36. 2. Install the SSW SLIDER shown in Fig. 2-36. SSW SLIDER SSW HOLDER a Fig.
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3. Interchangeability Adjustment of the Mechanism Note 1 : Tracking may need to be preset during interchangeability adjustment of the mechanism. Digital tracking is preset by short circuiting TP5A and TP5B on the PCB-MAIN. Note 2 : The adjustments are performed in the PLAYBACK mode, using the staircase signal of an alignment tape,unless otherwise specified.Connect an oscilloscope to TP2A and externally trigger from TP2H. TENSION ARM TENSION POLE A 3-1.
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3-2. Check and Adjustment of the FM Envelope 3-2-1. GUIDE ROLLER Adjustment check 1. 2. 3. 4. Play back an alignment tape (NM6KE2 : 859C339O90). Preset the tracking. Confirm that the FM Waveform is flat such as in (A). Perform the Item 3-2-2. "Height Adjustment of GUIDE ROLLER (SP) " if the leading edge (the DRUM entry side) of the FM Waveform is not flat (Waveform (B) or (C)). Perform the Item 3-2-3.
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3-2-4. Coarse Adjustment of Phase 1. Play back an alignment tape (NM6KE2 : 859C339O90). 2. Preset the tracking. 3. Observe the FM Waveform after performing Item 3-21. "GUIDE ROLLER Check". 4. If the amplitude level of the FM Waveform is low such as in (F) in Fig. 3-2-4 set it at the maximum level such as in (G), according to the following procedure. Loosen the Screws D and E and insert a screw driver (+) into the Hole in the MAIN PLATE ASSY (Part A).
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3-2-6. Tape Running Condition at the GUIDE ROLLERs (Check 1) GUIDE ROLLER 1. Play back an Alignment Tape. [NM6KE2: 859C339O90] 2. Confirm visually that there is a space between the Tape and the Lower FLANGE of the GUIDE ROLLER (SP) and the GUIDE ROLLER (TU). 3. If there is no space in step 2, replace the TAPE GUIDE ASSY (SP) and TAPE GUIDE ASSY (TU), according to the Item 2-32. "TAPE GUIDE ASSY (SP), TAPE GUIDE ASSY (TU)". 4.
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3-3. A/C HEAD Adjustment 3-3-1. Slant Adjustment of A/C HEAD Screw C A b 1. Play back a blank tape. 2. Slowly turn the slant adjustment Screw C shown in the Fig. 3-3-1 counter-clockwise to slightly crease the bottom of the tape at the Lower FLANGE of the GUIDE POLE (TU). 3. Slowly return the slant adjustment Screw C to remove the crease. 4. Slowly turn the slant adjustment Screw C counterclockwise again and stop just before the tape is creased. Tape Screw A a A' 3-3-2.
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3-4. Phase Adjustment Screw D A b 1. Play back an alignment tape (NM3KE6 : 859C339O50). 2. Preset the tracking. 3. Loosen the Screws D and E shown in the Fig. 3-4-1. Insert a screw driver (+) into the Hole in the MAIN PLATE ASSY (Part A) and move the A/C PLATE to the right and left to set the amplitude level of the FM Waveform to maximum. 4. Tighten the Screws D and E. 5. Play back an alignment tape [NMX : 859C568O60]. 6.
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4. Servicing for Tape Jam during the Loading Process WORM WHEEL 1. Remove the tape if the mechanism part is locked due tangled tape. 2. Rotate the WORM WHEEL of the LOADING MOTOR ASSY shown in the Fig. 4 in the direction of the arrow A to eject the cassette tape. Fig.
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SERVICE CAN BE EXECUTED WITH THE EE PICTURE DISPLAYED 1. Short-circuit the cathode side of D927 and the GND of the DECK ASSY using the jig shown in Fig. 2. 2. Remove the DECK ASSY. 3. Connect TP5X and TP5Y with a jumper. Note1: Short-circuit the test points before turning on the power. Note2: Short-circuit the Shield Plate and the cathode side of D927 using the jig shown in Fig. 2 before attaching the DECK ASSY. PCB-MAIN (Component side) [Rear Side] Jig (Part No.
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HOW TO INITIALIZE THE E2PROM A replacement E2PROM is not initialized before shipping, so the E2PROM must be initialized when replaced. Initialize the E2PROM by following the steps below. 1. Press and hold the POWER button on the set for 8 seconds. 2. E2PROM initial setting is completed. WHEN REPLACING IC5A0 When replacing IC5A0, be sure to press the RESET button after turning on the power. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS Perform only the alignments required.
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LOCATIONS PCB-MAIN (Component side) REAR TP2H TP5A TP5B TP3Y PCB-HEAD AMP (Component side) TPHSL TPHSR -2-
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[ Servo circuit ] 1. Playback Switching Point Adjustment purpose Video switch over timing during playback. Symptom when incorrectly adjusted Switching noise or jitter in the playback picture. Measuring instrument and condition VCR set up condition ––– Input signal – – – Test point ––– Using tape Alignment Tape ( NS1, stair step ) EXT trigger ––– VCR condition Playback Measurement range ––– Using Jig ––– PCB-MAIN (Component side) TP5A TP5B -3- 1. Play back an Alignment Tape.
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[ D-VHS signal circuit] 2. D-VHS switching point Adjustment purpose To adjust the timing for switching the video head during playback. Symptom when incorrectly adjusted Images may not be displayed or block noise may appear.
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PARTS LIST 1.
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: Critical Component ITEM NO. PARTS NO. PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION CABINET ASSEMBLY 1 968C050O04 TOP COVER ASSY 2 669D221O40 SCREW 3 572D385O10 F/L SPRING 4 752C672O60 CASSETTE DOOR ASSY 5 701B416O40 FRONT UNIT 6 752C671O40 TIMER PANEL 7 701C081O40 JOG SHUTTLE ASSY 8 246C324O10 AC POWER CORD 9 669D501O10 SCREW 10 761B371O90 ANTENNA COVER 11 752C677O00 DOOR PANEL ASSY 4 × 12 46LA005 3 × 10 12 669D531O10 SCREW 2.6 × 8 13 669D229O90 SCREW M3.
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2. PACKING PARTS ACCESSORY A w w A q D C ACCESSORY B B q How to pack product Pack with gloss side out. Fold the corners A, B, C, and D in order not including the AC POWER CORD.
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ITEM NO. PARTS NO.
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DECK ASSEMBLY
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A 1 B C D E DECK ASSEMBLY DECK ASSEMBLY-1 F G H N-011 N-013 G-072 G-201 B-015 M-037 A-026 S-011 T-011 H-021 H-031 M-025 M-022 M-021 G-049 M-026 G-064 G-077 G-080 G-032 G-104 4 G-089 G-047 G-045 G-054 P-012 5 G-012 H-011 H-012 M-033 M-033 M-013 H-051 G-079 A-023 G-071 G-201 C-011 C-010 G-091 2 G-067 A-025 G-074 G-201 M-012 K A-022 B-025 B-010 G-075 G-072 J G-022 N-012 G-201 3 I G-024 G-212 P-011 P-021 G-083 M-011 G-048 6 M-032 G-062 G-078 G-203
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DECK ASSEMBLY-1 ∗ Settled Service Parts ITEM PARTS NO.
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A B C D E F G H I DECK ASSEMBLY DECK ASSEMBLY-2 1 G-101 M-031 G-093 M-014 2 G-201 G-088 G-060 G-031 G-212 G-214 G-056 3 G-043 G-018 G-215 G-057 G-025 G-061 4 A-029 A-028 G-096 G-211 G-035 G-017 G-081 G-216 G-066 5 G-044 G-034 G-019 G-094 G-201 6 A-029 G-042 A-028 7 8 A-2 M-034
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DECK ASSEMBLY-2 ∗ Settled Service Parts ITEM PARTS NO. ∗ ADDRESS PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION Qt.
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3. ELECTRICAL PARTS SYMBOL PARTS No. No. PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION SYMBOL PARTS No. No.
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: Critical Components SYMBOL PARTS No. No.
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: Critical Components SYMBOL PARTS No. No. PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION R2028 R2029 R2030 R2031 103P502O20 103P501O50 103P501O30 103P502O70 CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR 1/16W 560Ω-J 1/16W 150Ω-J 1/16W 100Ω-J 1/16W 1.5kΩ-J R2032 R2033 R2034 R2035 R2036 103P504O20 103P504O50 103P504O20 103P502O90 103P502O90 CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR 1/16W 27kΩ-J 1/16W 47kΩ-J 1/16W 27kΩ-J 1/16W 2.2kΩ-J 1/16W 2.
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: Critical Components SYMBOL PARTS No. No. PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION R3C9 R3G1 R5A1 R5A3 R5A6 103P493O50 103P505O60 103P504O00 103P504O00 103P503O70 CHIP METAL RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR 1/16W 2.7kΩ-F 1/16W 390kΩ-J 1/16W 18kΩ-J 1/16W 18kΩ-J 1/16W 10kΩ-J R5A8 R5A9 R5B0 R5B2 R5B3 103P501O70 103P502O50 103P502O80 103P503O30 103P503O70 CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR CHIP RESISTOR 1/16W 220Ω-J 1/16W 1kΩ-J 1/16W 1.8kΩ-J 1/16W 4.
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: Critical Components SYMBOL PARTS No. No. PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION C2D3 C2D4 C2D6 141P142O10 CHIP CAPACITOR 141P142O10 CHIP CAPACITOR 154P340O50 CHIP CAPACITOR B25V 0.01µF-K B25V 0.01µF-K CH50V 4pF-C C2D7 C2D8 C2D9 C2E0 C2E1 141P144O20 141P142O50 141P141O80 141P142O10 141P142O70 CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR F16V 0.1µF-Z B25V/16V 0.022µF-K B50V 5600pF-K B25V 0.01µF-K B25V/16V 0.
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: Critical Components SYMBOL PARTS No. No. PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION C5E5 C5E6 C5J9 C5L0 C5M2 141P140O60 141P143O30 141P143O90 141P142O90 141P142O10 CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR B50V 560pF-K B16V 0.1µF-K F50V 0.022µF-Z B25V/16V 0.047µF-K B25V 0.01µF-K C5M3 C5P0 C5R1 C5S0 C5S1 141P142O10 141P142O10 141P140O80 141P141O70 141P142O20 CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR CHIP CAPACITOR B25V 0.01µF-K B25V 0.
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IEEE1394 I/O J7A00 IEEE1394 I/O J7A01 PCB-MAIN IC7A04 EDODRAM IC7A01 3V IC7A03 FLASH ROM (BOOT) IC7A02 141 IC7A05 142 MICRO59 COMPUTER IC5D03 EX MX 17 3 L-TXD 16 4 L-RXD 15 5 LRESET IC7A13 11 9 12 15 5 65 12 8 54 14 6 67 13 7 56 1 19 TSVALID Q5D01 7 13 (DTIL)DDATAO 3V 5V IC5D02 IC5A0 IC5D01 55 Control of IC7A05 and PCB-1394/DVHS 9 11 (CLK)DSCLK 13 7 75 Communication with the Microcomputer (IC5A0) 10 10 MAINREQ 17 3 72 Expander 8 12 53 6 14 66 12 8 IC7
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Luminance Record, Chroma Record HS-HD1100U (Analog Signal) VHF/UHF OUTPUT VHF/UHF INPUT TU01 TUNER V-IN CONT CH-SW SCL SDA V-OUT 24 VIDEO-IN J2A1 Filter constant Q2A2 A-IN 31 18 30 19 Y LPF 13 CLAMP Detail emphancer YNR 28 11 MS 5 OS J801 CONV-A-OUT From IC3A0 AGC F-V-IN R CONV SW P IC2A0 Luminance/ Color Signal RAG LEAD LPF HPF LPF ACC 72 25 1 Main emphasis FM MOD I2C-DATA I2C-CLK 71 FBC ALC nonlinear emphasis Y/C PCB-OPE L CH SW 14 HPF MM HM ALC IC5A0 MI
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Luminance Playback, Chroma Playback HS-HD1100U (Analog Signal) Q2A2 Video Heads Deck HH 18 Rotary Trans 9 8 7 6 5 4 PCBHEAD AMP 19 IC2A0 Luminance / Color Signal Q2038,Q2044 Q2045,Q2055 Q2056 Trap PEQ FM AGC SIMPLE SDL G,EQ DVHS2 DLIM HM 11 10 9 MM 11 2H -R 10 2HCOM 9 8 7 6 2H-L 6H -R 6HCOM 6H-L 89 88 87 86 8 94 93 7 6 92 91 DEMO 79 78 SUB LPF MAIN DEEMPH Head Amp NL DEEMPH YLPF SQPB EQUALIZER YNR CLAMP NC 2M LPF OUTLINE EMPH APC/ACC DET ACC FEEDBACK CL
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Hi-Fi and Linear Sound HS-HD1100U (Analog Signal) IC3A0 Hi-Fi Sound and Linear Selector CONV-AUDIO (TU01 2 ) 59 43 J2A1 I2C-DATA 42 53 A-OUT1-R (From IC5A0) I2C-CLK R-ch BPF Q2038,Q2046 Q2057 R-CHANNEL R-OUT HM OUTPUT SELECT (REAR) DVHS2 HH 24 A-L 5 5 3 22 A-R 3 3 1 L-CHANNEL L-OUT 57 A-OUT1-L L-ch PNR SW NOISE PB LPF PC H L-ch BPF REC ON FM LIM L PCB-OPE L HOLD TIMING R-IN L-IN OS MS 1 A-IN-R AGC 15 2 REC AMP 21 Rotary Trans.
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HEATER + HEATER - 45 V8A0 1 Display -30V D951 D990 Q991,Q990 D911 17 T901 10 + 11 D927 12 D908 D913 2 AC 120V ~ D910 +30V MOTOR-V Q908 6 STBY5 D914 D909 Q901 Q903 D926 15 D907 Q5A5 + DECK 85 PWSV 37 Vcc from IC2A0 84 34 RESET MD DD VENV 8 Q904 Q909 3 1 Photo-coupler 3 2 PC901 C5A2 BACKUP PWV 84 D5 (PCB-1394/D-VHS) PWV STBY5 4 4 SW9 D917 D920 Q5A3 Q907 D918 16 7 Q9P3 Q9P4 Q906 Q910 Q905 13 RESET S5B1 Q5B1 D5D0 14 Protector TU01 D912 4 Switching R
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS NOTE 1. Each voltage should be within ± 20% of the DC voltages measured with a digital voltmeter. 2. The voltages parenthesised on SP recording mode. While those without parenthesised on SP play back mode. 3. Waveforms were taken with standard color bar signal. 4. TP6A, etc. show Test Points. 5.
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STBY3.
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HY L2001 C2001 Q2049 C2002 Q2048 C2063 R2080 R2093 Q2011 C2011 C2039 R2134 C2040 R2078 R2079 R2021 R2140 C2012 Q2047 R2077 Q2051 Q2062 Q2050 R2152 R2144 C2004 C2033 R2145 R2146 R2147 C2034 L2002 D2002 R2094 Q2014 Q2013 Q2012 R2027 R2029 R2108 Q2034 Q2035 R2031 R2114 R2104 R2105 C2008 C2009 C2042 R2017 R2016 C2041 C2057 R2032 R2107 D2001 R2102 Q2009 R2014 TPHSR Q2036 R2113 C2013 Q2032 Q2054 R2117 C2059 C2014 R2034 R2024 C2005 C2006 R2116 R2030 R2
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AUDIO/SAP I2C-DATA I2C-CLK L3A1 SW5V C3E5 C3E4 SW9V R3G0 C3E6 L3A0 C3D3 C3D2 C3D1 C3E7 C3D0 C3C8 C3C6 R3B2 R3C4 C3C5 C3C7 SIF R3G1 CONV-A-IN C3E8 C3C4 MUTE C3F7 C3C3 C3E9 AMODE C3F0 R3C5 R3C6 TP3N D3A2 R3C2 R3C7 C3D5 REC2 TP3X AENV C3C2 Q3A0 A-OUT-R TP3Y R3D0 A/HSRFF R3B3 TP3S R3C8 C3F1 TP1AM Q3A1 A-OUT-L C3C1 C3D6 R-A-IN-R R3B4 R-A-IN-L Q3A2 R3B6 L3A2 C3C0 A-L C3E0 C3D9 R3B8 C3D7 A-R Q3A4 C3F6 C3B9 R3B9 A-C C3D8 R3C9 R3C1 C3E1 C3B8 C3F2 C3B7 R3
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CHSW CONVSW TP2B AFTV 2.2V(p-p)(H) CONV-A-IN 0.7V(p-p)(H) SIF 0.5V(p-p)(H) +30V IC2A0 %2 PLAY SW9V IC2A0 %5 PLAY SW5V IC2A0 &1 PLAY TU01 C307 JP2A3 L301 Q2A0 TP2A PLAY TP2H L01 JP2A6 TP2A C03 R2A6 R2B0 0.
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JOG2 JOG1 FLDCS FSC CVIN CVOUT I2C-CLK I2C-DATA 2H CSYNC LSMKPB ERR_R SREF ERR DSYNCR DSYNCL DVHS SUB-SI SSVSYNC Q5B0 SUB-DATA Q5A9 SUB-CLK MC2CS Q5A8 R5F7 D5B5 R5F8 C5J9 R5M2 TP5P0 TP5P1 D5R2 Q5M0 TP5P2 C5M1 R5M3 R5M4 D5R3 R5R5 D5R0 R5G6 R5G7 R5B8 TP5LM R5B7 R5B9 R5G8 R5C0 R5M0 TP5F C5M2 C5M3 R5R4 R5R7 R5M5 IC5A1 R5A6 C5C1 Q5A0 Q5A2 IC5A5 Q5A1 D5C0 D5A2 D5A9 R5K7 R5K8 AUDIO/SAP R5A1 R5A5 R5A3 R5A2 R5A0 TP5LS I2C-DATA TP5LT R5G3 R5G1 TP5SU
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D810 S813 S811 V8A0 S820 D813 D811 R8A8 S814 HEATER- S812 HEATER+ D812 -30V OS D814 STBY5V C8A3 JG J801 R801 OG C8A2 TP5Y C801 D809 R5X0 L8A0 D821 D822 D823 D824 IC8A0 R8A7 C8A1 D8G0 D8G1 D8G2 D8G4 D8G3 JP801 C8A0 OJ TP2T R8A5 R8A2 S801 R8A3 S802 S804 S803 S805 D8G5 D801 D802 D803 D804 D805 TP5X D8G6 R8A6 TP5T D8G7 R8A1 R8A4 MJ MS R8A0 JOG1 JOG2 FLDCS SUB-CLK SUB-DATA SUB-SI IC8A0 µPD16312GB-3BS COMMAND DECODER D IN D OUT CLK STB DIMMING CIRCUIT 6
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A/HSRFF D/HSLFF STBY3.
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C7A79 IC7A12 L7A03 C7A18 C7A30 C7A19 C7A22 C7A29 C7A26 X7A01 LIEN LICK27 LITS0 LITS1 LITS2 LITS3 LITS4 LITS5 C7A23 C7A05 R7A03 L7A01 C7A32 R7C38 R7C37 R7C36 R7C35 R7C34 R7C33 R7C32 C7A44 R7B97 R7A04 C7A24 J7A00 1394IN R7A44 R7C31 SREF C7A25 C7A31 R7C51 D/HSLFF R7C50 R7C52 A/HSRFF C7A27 C7A45 R7B98 C7A43 C7A42 R7B99 R7C01 R7A46 R7C02 R7A06 R7A05 C7A06 R7A07 C7A07 R7C15 R7A47 C7A33 R7A48 R7C03 C7D01 C7D02 C7D03 C7D04 C7D05 C7D06 C7D07 C7D08 C7A80 R7A49 R7
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L-RXD L-TXD CON7A03 R7B53 R7A85 R7B54 R7A86 R7B56 R7A87 R7B60 R7A88 R7B61 R7B62 TPNABE R7B63 R7B64 R7B65 R7B66 R7B67 R7B68 R7B69 C7A69 C7A53 C7A68 C7A67 C7A66 R7A89 R7A84 C7A52 C7A54 C7A46 R7A92 R7B72 C7A65 R7B73 R7A93 X7A02 R7A94 R7B74 R7A95 R7B75 R7A96 R7B76 J7A05 C7A47 R7A91 R7B71 Not Employed C7A51 R7A90 R7A97 R7B77 C7A55 R7B78 R7A98 C7A49 C7A48 R7A99 R7B79 C7A64 R7A69 R7B01 R7B80 R7B02 R7B81 R7B03 R7B82 R7B04 R7B83 R7B05 R7B84 R7B06 R7B85 R7B0
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R5083 R7002 TL7001 TL7048 TL7002 TL7047 TL7003 TL7046 TL7004 TL7045 TL7005 TL7044 TL7006 TL7043 TL7007 TL7042 TL7008 TL7041 TL7009 TL7040 TL7010 TL7039 TL7011 TL7038 TL7012 TL7037 TL7013 TL7036 TL7014 TL7035 TL7015 TL7034 TL7016 TL7033 TL7017 TL7032 TL7018 TL7031 TL7019 TL7030 TL7020 TL7029 TL7021 TL7028 TL7022 TL7027 TL7023 TL7026 TL7024 TL7025 R5084 R5085 R5086 R5087 R5088 R5089 R5090 TLF001 IC5010 R5004 IC5005 R5002 R5008 R5007 R5009 R5005 R
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TL3851 L7D04 TL3852 TP5017 EK TP5016 TL3853 L7D03 TL3855 C3866 TLB191 L3881 R3898 TLB172 TLB176 TL3854 TP5014 C3880 R38A0 C3876 R38D6 C3879 R38D0 R38C0 C3875 R38B9 R38D2 R3802 Q3818 R38A9 C3867 C3890 C3842 R3871 R38A8 C3844 R3876 C3845 R3879 C3847 C3848 C3849 C3850 C3853 C38A5 C3886 R3878 C3846 C3840 R3868 TLB007 X3801 TL3809 TL3811 R3867 C3814 R3873 TL3812 TLB015 R3880 C3839 R3823 BMA1 BMA2 BMA3 BMA4 BMA5 BMA6 C3891 C3816 C3817 TP5001 C3818 C3819 R
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BMD15 BMD14 BMD13 BMD12 BMD11 BMD10 BMD9 BMD8 BMD7 BMD6 BMD5 BMD4 BMD3 BMD2 BMD1 BMD0 BMA20 BMA19 BMA18 BMA17 BMA16 BMA15 BMA14 BMA13 BMA12 BMA11 BMA10 BMA9 BMA8 BMA7 BMA6 BMA5 BMA4 BMA3 BMA2 BMA1 WE0 RD D3 RESET3V PG5003 TLQ002 CS1 RY/BY WP FLASHIN HS-HD1100U N 13
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PCB-HEAD AMP [ SOLDER SIDE ] 1 2 PCB-HEAD AMP [ SOLDER SIDE ] 3 1 SYMBOL NO. C2002 C2006 C2008 C2009 C2011 C2013 C2014 C2017 C2018 C2019 C2020 C2021 C2022 C2023 C2024 C2025 C2026 C2027 C2028 C2038 C2039 C2040 C2041 C2042 C2044 C2045 C2046 C2047 C2048 C2049 HK TPHSL TPHSR B 8 0 Q2049 04 L2003 E R2080 Q2051 L2004 + 9 R2079 C2006 05 + B C2039 Q2048 L2002 R2078 E C2002 L2001 + R2116 HY Q2050 12 1 PCB-HEAD AMP [ COMPONENT SIDE ] 1 2 3 1 SYMBOL NO.
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PCB-MAIN PCB-MAIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 SYMBOL NO. BB 1.