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Clarion Co., Ltd. Published by Service Dept.
50 Kamitoda, Toda-shi, Saitama 335-8511 Japan
298-6173-00 Oct. 2004 X
Service Dept.: 5-66 Azuma, Kitamoto-shi, Saitama 364-0007 Japan
Tel: +81-48-541-2335/2432 FAX: +81-48-541-2703 Printed in P.R.C.
Service Manual
AM/FM DVD/VCD/CD/MP3 Player
Model
(PE-2630K-D)
(for OCEANIA / Region No. "4")
(PE-2630K-E)
(for ASIA / Region No. "3")
(PE-2630K-F)
(for KOREA / Region No. "3")
Sector structure: CD-ROM mode 1, mode 2 - form 1
SPECIFICATIONS
(Automatic distinction)
FM tuner section
Logic format: ISO9660 level 1,2,3,/JOLIET/ROMEO
Frequency range: 87.0MHz to 108.0MHz
Folder structure: 8 classes
Usable sensitivity: 9dBf
Number of folders: Maximum of 255
50dB quieting sensitivity: 15dBf
Number of files: Maximum of 500
Alternate channel selectivity:
(Up to per 255 one folder)
70dB
File name: 128byte
Stereo separation: 35dB(1kHz)
Folder name: Maximum of 128byte
Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz(+3/-3dB)
Audio section
AM tuner section
Maximum power output: 208W(52W x 4 ch)
Frequency range: 531kHz to 1629kHz
Continuous average power output:
Usable sensitivity: 25uV
17W x 4(20Hz to 20kHz, 1%, 4 ohm)
Bass control action: +16dB, -12dB(50Hz/80Hz/20Hz)
DVD player section
Table control action: +12/-12dB(8kHz/12kHz)
System: Digital versatile disc system with CDDA
Line output level: 1.5V(CD 1kHz)
capable
Usable discs: DVD video disc, Video CD, Compact disc
General
Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz(+1/-1dB)
Power supply voltage: 14.4V DC(10.8 to 15.6V allowable)
Signal to noise ratio: 90dB
Ground: Negative
Distortion: 0.02%
Current consumption: Less than 15A, 3A
Channel separation: 80dB
Speaker impedance: 4 ohm(4 ohm to 8 ohm allowable)
Analog audio output: 1.5Vrms
Dimensions(mm): Main unit
178(W) x 50(H) x 160(D)
MP3 section
Remote control unit
MP3 decording: MPEG-1; Audio layer 3
54(W) x 155(H) x 27(D)
Sampling rate: MPEG-1; 32kHz, 44.1kHz, 48kHz
Weight: Main unit 1.8kg
MPEG-2; 16kHz, 22.05kHz, 24kHz
Remote control unit 100g
MPEG-2.5; 8kHz, 11.025kHz, 12kHz
(including battery)
Bit rate: MPEG-1; 32k to 320kbps/VBR
MPEG-2; 8k to 160kbps/VBR
MPEG-2.5; 8k to 160kbps/VBR
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COMPONENTS To engineers in charge of repair or inspe-
PE-2630K-D,K-E,K-F ction of our products.
1. Main unit ----------- 1 Before repair or inspection, make sure to follow the in-
2. Remote controller RCB-166-200 1 structions so that customers and Engineers in charge
3. Battery(SUM-3) ----------- 2 of repair or inspection can avoid suffering any risk or
4. Mounting bracket(straight) 300-4976-00 1 injury.
5. Mounting bracket(loop) 300-7742-00 1 1. Use specified parts.
6. DCP case 335-6035-20 1 The system uses parts with special safety features against fire
7. Outer escutcheon 370-6084-02 1 and voltage. Use only parts with equivalent characteristics when
8. Extension lead 854-6349-50 1 replacing them.
9. Parts bag ----------- 1 The use of unspecified parts shall be regarded as remodeling for
9-1. Removal key 331-2497-00 2 which we shall not be liable. The onus of product liability (PL) sh-
9-2. Screw(M5 x 8) 716-0496-01 1 all not be our responsibility in cases where an accident or failure
9-3. Lead holder 335-0833-01 2 is as a result of unspecified parts being used.
10. Parts bag ----------- 1 2. Place the parts and wiring back in their original positions after re-
10-1. Ferrite core(small) 060-8041-00 1 placement or re-wiring.
10-2. Ferrite core(large) 060-8043-00 2 For proper circuit construction, use of insulation tubes, bonding,
gaps to PWB, etc, is involved. The wiring connection and routing
NOTES to the PWB are specially planned using clamps to keep away
* Use a CeNET extension cable that is less than 20m in length. from heated and high voltage parts. Ensure that they are placed
* This DVD video player can play the following discs. back in their original positions after repair or inspection.
If extended damage is caused due to negligence during repair,
R the legal responsibility shall be with the repairing company.
Note: When you play a CD Extra disc, only the first session will be 3. Check for safety after repair.
recognized. Check that the screws, parts and wires are put back securely in
* This player can play CD-R/CD-RW discs previously recorded in their original position after repair. Ensure for safety reasons there
music CD format or video CD format. is no possibility of secondary ploblems around the repaired spots.
* This unit can playback CD-R/CD-RW discs on which MP3 music If extended damage is caused due to negligence of repair, the
data have been recorded. legal responsibility shall be with the repairing company.
* This DVD video player cannot playback DVD-R, DVD-RAM, Pho- 4. Caution in removal and making wiring connection to the parts for
to CDs, etc. the automobile.
Note: It may also not be possible to playback CDs recorded on a Disconnect the battery terminal after turning the ignition key off.
CD-R unit and CD-RW unit. If wrong wiring connections are made with the battery connected,
* The DVD video system assigns a region number to DVD video a short circuit and/or fire may occur.
players and DVD discs by sales area. This player can play "ALL" If extensive damage is caused due to negligence of repair, the
and "3" or "4" (and those inclusive). The DVD video region num- legal responsibility shall be with the repairing company.
ber is marked on the disc jacketas shown. 5. Cautions regarding chips.
3 Do not reuse removed chips even when no abnormality is obser-
ALL 3 4 4
6 ved in their appearance. Always replace them with new ones.
* This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is (The chip parts include resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors,
protected by method claims of certain U.S. patents and other int- etc). The negative pole of tantalum capacitors is highly suscepti-
ellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and ble to heat, so use special care when replacing them and check
other rights owners. Use of this copyright protection tecnology the operation afterwards.
must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended 6. Cautions in handling flexible PWB
for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise au- Before working with a soldering iron, make sure that the iron tip
thorized by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineering or dis- temperature is around 270 C. Take care not to apply the iron tip
assembly is prohibited. repeatedly(more than three times) to the same patterns. Also ta-
* Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. ke care not to apply the tip with force.
"Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Labor- 7. Turn the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement.
atories. Recheck all work before you apply power to the unit.
* "DTS" and "DTS Digital Surround" are registered trademarks of 8. Cautions in checking that the optical pickup lights up.
Digital Theater Systems, Inc. Copyright 1996, 2003 Digital Theater The laser is focused on the disc reflection surface through the
Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved. lens of the optical pickup. When checking that the laser optical
* When the mechanism assy (HBS-523-100) of DVD mechanism diode lights up, keep your eyes more than 30cms away from the
(slide mechanism) used for this model is replaced, it is necessary lens. Prolonged viewing of the laser within 30cms may damage
to check playback. Please refer to page 13 for details. your eyesight.
* We cannot supply PWB with component parts in principle. When 9. Cautions in handling the optical pickup
a circuit on PWB has failure, please repair it by component parts The laser diode of the optical pickup can be damaged by electr-
base. Parts which are not mentioned in service manual are not ostatic charge caused by your clothes and body. Make sure to
supplied. avoid electrostatic charges on your clothes or body, or discharge
* Specifications and design are subject to change without notice for static electricity before handling the optical pickup.
further improvement.
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9-1. Laser diode
SETTING THE CLOCK
The laser diode terminals are shorted for transportation in order
1. Press the [A] button to switch to the adjustment selection display.
to prevent electrostatic damage. After replacement, open the
2. Press the [ ] or [ ] button to select "CLOCK E".
shorted circuit.
3. Press the [ ] button.
When removing the pickup from the mechanism, short the ter-
4. Press the [ ] or [ ] button to select the hour or the minute.
minals by soldering them to prevent this damage.
5. Turn the [ROTARY] knob clockwise or counterclockwise to set
9-2. Actuator
the correct time.
The actuator has a powerful magnetic circuit. If a magnetic
* The clock is displayed in 12-hour format.
material is put close to it. Its characteristics will change.
6. Press the [ ] button to store the time into memory.
Ensure that not foreign substances enter through the ventilati-
7. Press the [A] button to return to the previous mode.
on slots in the cover.
9-3. Cleaning the lens * You cannot set the clock when it is displayed with only the ignition
Dust on the optical lens affects performance. on. If you drain or remove the car's battery or take out this unit,
To clean the lens, apply a small amount of isopropyl alcohol to the clock is reset. While setting the clock, if another button or ope-
lens paper and wipe the lens gently. ration is selected, the clock set mode is canceled.
CAUTIONS ABOUT THE 2-ZONE FUNCTION
Use of controls, adjustments or performance of procedures other The 2-ZONE function is a function that outputs separate sounds
than those specified herein, may result in hazardous radiation exp- from the MAIN zone and SUB zone by simultaneously operating two
osure. sources in the one center unit, thereby allowing plural listeners to
The COMPACT DISC player and MINI DISC player should not be enjoy separate music sources. This unit can control its internal sour-
adjusted or repaired by anyone except properly qualified service ces (radio, DVD, etc.) to play back them, and further, can simultane-
personnel. ously play back sources from external equipment connected via
CeNET (for instance, CD changers etc.). The sources of the MAIN
zone are played back from the speakers of the vehicle side, and
SYSTEM CHECK those of the SUB zone are from the headphone systems
The first time this unit is turned on after the wire connections are
(WH104/WH204).
completed, it must be checked what equipment is connected. When
the power is turned on, "SYSTEM CHK" and "Push POWER" appe- * Except AUX, the MAIN and SUB zones cannot simultaneously use
ar in the display alternately, so press the [FNC] button. The system sources inside this unit. Also, external equipment connected via
check starts within the unit. When the system check is complete, CeNET cannot simultaneously be used.
press the [FNC] button again. * The TV mode while the 2-ZONE function is tuned on is forced to
change to "VTR playback".
* The ISR function cannot be operated when the 2-ZONE function is
turned on.
* The Audio mode and Z-enhancer function cannot be set for the
sources of the SUB zone.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Cause Measure
General Nothing happens when The microprocessor has malfun- Turn off the power, then press the [RELEASE] button and
buttons are pressd. ction due to noise, etc. remove the DCP. Press the reset button for about 2 seconds
Display is not accurate. with a thin rod.
Reset button
DVD Audio and video are not MP3 files are absent in a disc. Write MP3 files onto the disc properly.
(CD/MP3) output.
Files are not recognized as an MP3 Use MP3 files encoded properly.
file.
File system is not correct. Use ISO9660 level 1, 2 or JOLIET or Romeo file system.
Sound is cut or slipped. MP3 files are not encoded properly. Use MP3 files encoded properly.
Noise is generated or
noise is mixed with sou-
nd.
Wrong filename File system is not correct. Use ISO9660 level 1, 2 or JOLIET or Romeo file system.
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ERROR DISPLAYS
If an error occurs, one of the following displays is displayed. Take the measures described below to eliminate the problem.
Error display Cause Measure
ERROR 2 The failure of a DVD/CD itself considered. This is a failure of DVD deck's mechanism.
ERROR 3 A DVD/CD cannot be played due to scratches, etc. Replace with a non-scratched, non-warped disc.
A DVD/CD cannot be played due to the defective
DVD pick-up part.
(CD/MP3) The disc is placed up side down.
ERROR 6 A DISC inside a DVD/CD cannot be played because Eject the disc then reload it properly.
it is loaded upside-down.
ERROR R Disc region code incorrect. Use a disc with the correct region code.
ERROR P The view is limited. Release the view limitation or change the parental
level.
ERROR 2 A CD inside the CD changer is not loaded. This is a failure of CD changer's mechanism.
ERROR 3 A CD inside the CD changer cannot be played due Replace with a non-scratched, non-warped disc.
CD
to scratches, etc.
changer
ERROR 6 A CD inside the CD changer cannot be played be- Eject the disc then reload it properly.
cause it is loaded upside-down.
ERROR 2 A DISC inside the DVD changer cannot be played. This is a failure of DVD mechanism.
ERROR 3 A DISC cannot be played due to scratches, etc. Retry or replace with a non-scratched, non-warped
disc.
DVD
ERROR 6 A DISC inside the DVD changer cannot be played Eject the disc then reload it properly.
changer
because it is loaded upside-down.
ERROR P Parental level error Set the correct Parental level.
ERROR R Region code error Eject the disc and replace correct region code disc.
AMP GUARD The speaker protection circuit is operating. Turn down sound volume. Function can also be resto-
During this operation, if any volume operation is red by turning the power off and on again.
General
performed, the display shows "AMP GUARD". (Speaker volume is reduced automatically when the
speaker protection circuit operates).
* If an error display other than the ones described above appears, press the reset button. If the problem persists, turn off the power and
consult your store of purchase.
BLOCK DIAGRAM
DVD mechanism section
MAIN PWB
IC505
16M DRAM
MSM56V16160F
PICKUP 4.74XL
IC101 IC301
LASER DIODE SERNO/DATA/IF(ATAPI) ATAPI I/F
RF-AMP HOST CPU
I/V AMP, PROCESSOR
PHOTO DIODE TA1363AF TC94A11F
FOCUSING &
TRACKING
ACTUATOR
IC204
SLED ACTUATOR &
MOTOR MOTOR DRIVER
BD7902CFS
SPINDLE HOST CPU
IC501
MOTOR 9V, 5V, 3.3V
MECHE.
MAIN CPU
TMP91CW12AF
LOADING
MOTOR
SMA-192-100
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Main section
DVD PWB
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DVD MECHANISM
SWITCH PWB
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EXPLANATION OF IC 051-5446-08 BD4843G Precision Vlotage Detector 4.3V
051-2050-01 LA47532-S Quad Bridge Power Amplifiers VDD
AU X IN 1 OUTPUT 1 5 N.C. Vout
2 2 GND VDD 2
St and b y (H = Amp ON ) 4
3 2 OUT - GND 3 4 N.C.
VCC 6 + 5 2 OUT +
Vref
R i p p l e F i l te r 10 7 1 OUT -
1 IN 11 8 1 GND
+ GND
2 IN 12 9 1 OUT +
P R E GN D 13
Terminal description
4 IN 14 17 3 OUT + pin 1: OUTPUT : N channel open drain output, positive logic.
+
3 IN 15 18 3 GND pin 2: VDD : Positive supply voltage.
ON ti me C 16 19 3 OUT -
pin 3: GND : Ground.
V C C 20 + 21 4 OUT + pin 4: NC : Not in use.
23 4 OUT -
MU T E (L = Mu te ON ) 22 pin 5: NC : Not in use.
24 4 GND
(n e g a ti v e l o g i c ) 25 Off set Det ect
051-5834-90 uPC5701GR-028-8JG Variable Fc LPF
051-3297-00 BA4916 Power Supply System
D EC 1 1 20 1st LPF C2
LOGIC LPF 1
D EC 2 2 19 1st OUT
VDD-0.7V 3 COMP OUT
VDD DET 1 RESET OUT GND 3 18 1st LPF C1
ACC IN 4
5.7V 1st IN LPF 4 17 VCC
VCC 9 5 VDD OUT
Stabilized
Ground 12 1st IN THR 5 16 N.C.
VCC-0.5V 2 EXT OUT
9V TEST 6 15 2nd LPF C2
Controller
See the table
6 AUDIO OUT
Stabilized
Control 8 LPF 2
8V 2nd IN LPF 7 14 2nd OUT
7 CD OUT
Stabilized
10V 2nd IN THR 8 13 2nd LPF C1
ILL Voltage 10 ILLUMI OUT
11 Adjustable
Adjust GND 9 12 VCC
Iref adjust 10 11 1/2 VCC
Table 1. Output Control
CTRL EXT AUDIO CD LIM
Fc Table
in out out out out
(pin 8) (pin 2) (pin 6) (pin 7) (pin 10) Fc DEC 1(pin 1) DEC 2(pin 2)
L off off off off Through 0 0
M Vcc-0.5V 9V off 10V 120Hz 0 1
H Vcc-0.5V 9V 8V 10V 80Hz 1 0
0.0V < L < 1.5V, 2.0V < M < 3.0V, 4.1V < H < 5.9V 50Hz 1 1
051-3333-00 NJM2396F05 Positive Voltage Regurator (5.0V)
051-9320-30 HY57V161610DTC-7I
2 Banks x 512K x 16 bit Synchronous DRAM
4 Control input ( ON = H or Open ) 1.Terminal Description
3 Ground pin 1: VDD : - : Positive supply voltage.
2 Power output
pin 2: DQ 0 :I/O: Data signal input/output.
1 Power input
pin 3: DQ 1 :I/O: Data signal input/output.
pin 4: VSS : - : Negative supply voltage.
051-3334-00 NJM2396F09 Positive Voltage Regurator (9.0V) pin 5: DQ 2 :I/O: Data signal input/output.
pin 6: DQ 3 :I/O: Data signal input/output.
pin 7: VDD : - : Positive supply voltage.
4 Control input ( ON = H or Open ) pin 8: DQ 4 :I/O: Data signal input/output.
3 Ground pin 9: DQ 5 :I/O: Data signal input/output.
2 Power output pin 10: VSS : - : Negative supply voltage.
1 Power input
pin 11: DQ 6 :I/O: Data signal input/output.
pin 12: DQ 7 :I/O: Data signal input/output.
pin 13: VDD : - : Positive supply voltage.
051-9406-28 BR24L01AF 128 x 8 bit EEP-ROM
pin 14: L DQM : IN : Lower DQM. Input/output masking signal
input.
1. Terminal Description
pin 1: Slave add set 0 : IN : Slave address setting input. pin 15: WE : IN : Write enable signal input.
pin 2: Slave add set 1 : IN : Slave address setting input. pin 16: CAS : IN : Column address strobe input.
pin 3: Slave add set 2 : IN : Slave address setting input. pin 17: RAS : IN : Raw address strobe input.
pin 4: GND : - : Ground. pin 18: CS IN : IN : The chip select command input.
pin 5: S DA :I/O: The serial data input/output. pin 19: A 11 : IN : Address signal input.
pin 6: SCK : IN : The clock pulse input. pin 20: A 10 : IN : Address signal input.
pin 7: Write Protect : IN : Write protect signal input. pin 21: A 0 : IN : Address signal input.
pin 8: VCC : - : Positive supply voltage. pin 22: A 1 : IN : Address signal input.
pin 23: A 2 : IN : Address signal input.
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pin 24: A 3 : IN : Address signal input. pin 45: SEG 45 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 25: VDD : - : Positive supply voltage. pin 46: SEG 46 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 26: VSS : - : Negative supply voltage. pin 47: SEG 47 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 27: A 4 : IN : Address signal input. pin 48: SEG 48 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 28: A 5 : IN : Address signal input. pin 49: SEG 49 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 29: A 6 : IN : Address signal input. pin 50: SEG 50 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 30: A 7 : IN : Address signal input. pin 51: SEG 51 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 31: A 8 : IN : Address signal input. pin 52: SEG 52 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 32: A 9 : IN : Address signal input. pin 53: SEG 53 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 33: NU : - : Not in use. pin 54: SEG 54 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 34: CKE : IN : Clock enable signal input. pin 55: SEG 55 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 35: CLK : IN : The clock pulse input. pin 56: SEG 56 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 36: U DQM : IN : Upper DQM. Input/output masking signal pin 57: SEG 57 : O : The segment signal output.
input. pin 58: SEG 58 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 37: NU : - : Not in use. pin 59: SEG 59 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 38: VDD : - : Positive supply voltage. pin 60: SEG 60 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 39: DQ 8 :I/O: Data signal input/output. pin 61: SEG 61 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 40: DQ 9 :I/O: Data signal input/output. pin 62: SEG 62 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 41: VSS : - : Negative supply voltage. pin 63: SEG 63 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 42: DQ 10 :I/O: Data signal input/output. pin 64: SEG 64 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 43: DQ 11 :I/O: Data signal input/output. pin 65: SEG 65 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 44: VDD : - : Positive supply voltage. pin 66: COMMON 1 : O : The common signal output.
pin 45: DQ 12 :I/O: Data signal input/output. pin 67: COMMON 2 : O : The common signal output.
pin 46: DQ 13 :I/O: Data signal input/output. pin 68: COMMON 3 : O : The common signal output.
pin 47: VSS : - : Negative supply voltage. pin 69: COMMON 4 : O : The common signal output.
pin 48: DQ 14 :I/O: Data signal input/output. pin 70: COMMON 5 : O : The common signal output.
pin 49: DQ 15 :I/O: Data signal input/output. pin 71: COMMON 6 : O : The common signal output.
pin 50: VSS : - : Negative supply voltage. pin 72: COMMON 7 : O : The common signal output.
pin 73: COMMON 8 : O : The common signal output.
051-6073-00 NJU6538FG1 LCD Driver with Key scan pin 74: COMMON 9 : O : The common signal output.
pin 1: SEG 1 : O : The segment signal output. pin 75: COMMON 10 : O : The common signal output.
pin 2: SEG 2 : O : The segment signal output. pin 76: PO 0 : O : 128 steps PWM output.
pin 3: SEG 3 : O : The segment signal output. pin 77: PO 1 : O : 128 steps PWM output.
pin 4: SEG 4 : O : The segment signal output. pin 78: PO 2 : O : 128 steps PWM output.
pin 5: SEG 5 : O : The segment signal output. pin 79: KS OUT 0/PO 3 : O : Key scan output / 128 steps PWM output.
pin 6: SEG 6 : O : The segment signal output. pin 80: KS OUT 1 : O : Key scan output.
pin 7: SEG 7 : O : The segment signal output. pin 81: KS OUT 2 : O : Key scan output.
pin 8: SEG 8 : O : The segment signal output. pin 82: KS OUT 3 : O : Key scan output.
pin 9: SEG 9 : O : The segment signal output. pin 83: KS OUT 4 : O : Key scan output.
pin 10: SEG 10 : O : The segment signal output. pin 84: KS IN 0 : IN : Key scan input.
pin 11: SEG 11 : O : The segment signal output. pin 85: KS IN 1 : IN : Key scan input.
pin 12: SEG 12 : O : The segment signal output. pin 86: KS IN 2 : IN : Key scan input.
pin 13: SEG 13 : O : The segment signal output. pin 87: KS IN 3 : IN : Key scan input.
pin 14: SEG 14 : O : The segment signal output. pin 88: KS IN 4 : IN : Key scan input.
pin 15: SEG 15 : O : The segment signal output. pin 89: VDD : - : Positive supply voltage.
pin 16: SEG 16 : O : The segment signal output. pin 90: V LCD 1 : - : The driving voltage for the LCD.
pin 17: SEG 17 : O : The segment signal output. pin 91: V LCD 2 : - : The bias voltage for the LCD.
pin 18: SEG 18 : O : The segment signal output. pin 92: V0 : - : The bias voltage for the LCD.
pin 19: SEG 19 : O : The segment signal output. pin 93: V1 : - : The bias voltage for the LCD.
pin 20: SEG 20 : O : The segment signal output. pin 94: V2 : - : The bias voltage for the LCD.
pin 21: SEG 21 : O : The segment signal output. pin 95: VSS : - : Negative supply voltage.
pin 22: SEG 22 : O : The segment signal output. pin 96: OSC : - : For oscillating.
pin 23: SEG 23 : O : The segment signal output. pin 97: RESET : IN : Reset signal input.
pin 24: SEG 24 : O : The segment signal output. pin 98: CE : IN : Chip enable signal input.
pin 25: SEG 25 : O : The segment signal output. pin 99: SCK : IN : The clock pulse input.
pin 26: SEG 26 : O : The segment signal output. pin100: S DATA :I/O: Serial data input/output.
pin 27: SEG 27 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 28: SEG 28 : O : The segment signal output. 052-6058-10 MR27V802D-A6TPZ010 8M bit One Time PROM
pin 29: SEG 29 : O : The segment signal output.
1.Terminal Description
pin 30: SEG 30 : O : The segment signal output. pin 1: NU : - : Not in use.
pin 31: SEG 31 : O : The segment signal output. pin 2: A 18 : IN : The address input.
pin 32: SEG 32 : O : The segment signal output. pin 3: A 17 : IN : The address input.
pin 33: SEG 33 : O : The segment signal output. pin 4: A 7 : IN : The address input.
pin 34: SEG 34 : O : The segment signal output. pin 5: A 6 : IN : The address input.
pin 35: SEG 35 : O : The segment signal output. pin 6: A 5 : IN : The address input.
pin 36: SEG 36 : O : The segment signal output. pin 7: A 4 : IN : The address input.
pin 37: SEG 37 : O : The segment signal output. pin 8: A 3 : IN : The address input.
pin 38: SEG 38 : O : The segment signal output. pin 9: A 2 : IN : The address input.
pin 39: SEG 39 : O : The segment signal output. pin 10: A 1 : IN : The address input.
pin 40: SEG 40 : O : The segment signal output. pin 11: A 0 : IN : The address input.
pin 41: SEG 41 : O : The segment signal output. pin 12: Chip enable : IN : Chip enable signal input.
pin 42: SEG 42 : O : The segment signal output. pin 13: VSS : - : Ground.
pin 43: SEG 43 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 14: Output enable : IN : Output enable signal input.
pin 44: SEG 44 : O : The segment signal output.
pin 15: D 0 : O : The data output.
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pin 16: D 8 : O : The data output. pin 45: PLL DI : IN : Serial data input from the PLL IC.
pin 17: D 1 : O : The data output. pin 46: ST / SD : IN : At receiving the FM station, this port de-
pin 18: D 9 : O : The data output. tects the stereo signal. At seeking or scan-
pin 19: D 2 : O : The data output. ning, this port detects the station detection
signal.
pin 20: D 10 : O : The data output.
pin 47: SYS ACC : O : ACC detect signal output.
pin 21: D 3 : O : The data output.
pin 48: FIL CONT 2 : O : The cut off frequency control signal output
pin 22: D 11 : O : The data output.
to the filter. Refer Table-1.
pin 23: VCC : - : Positive supply voltage.
pin 49: FIL CONT 1 : O : The cut off frequency control signal output
pin 24: D 4 : O : The data output. to the filter. Refer Table-1.
pin 25: D 12 : O : The data output. pin 50: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 26: D 5 : O : The data output. pin 51: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 27: D 13 : O : The data output. pin 52: CTRL : O : Power supply ON signal output.
pin 28: D 6 : O : The data output. pin 53: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 29: D 14 : O : The data output. pin 54: E VOL CLK : O : The clock pulse output to the volume IC.
pin 30: D 7 : O : The data output. pin 55: E VOL DATA : O : The serial data output to the volume IC.
pin 31: D 15 / A -1 :I/O: The data output. / The address input. pin 56: INT AMP REM : O : ON signal output to the internal Amplifier.
pin 32: VSS : - : Ground. pin 57: EXT AMP REM : O : ON signal output to the external Amplifier.
pin 33: BYTE : IN : 8bit/16bit selection. pin 58: AMP MUTE : O : Muting signal output to the Audio Power
pin 34: A 16 : IN : The address input. Amplifier.
pin 35: A 15 : IN : The address input. pin 59: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 36: A 14 : IN : The address input. pin 60: VCC : - : Positive supply voltage.
pin 37: A 13 : IN : The address input. pin 61: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 38: A 12 : IN : The address input. pin 62: GND : - : Ground.
pin 39: A 11 : IN : The address input. pin 63: LINE SYS MU : O : The system muting command output.
pin 40: A 10 : IN : The address input. pin 64: NAVI MUTE : O : Muting signal output to suppress the noise
pin 41: A 9 : IN : The address input. without Navigation sound interrupting.
pin 42: A 8 : IN : The address input. pin 65: 2-zone Mute : O : 2-zone muting control.
pin 43: NU : - : Not in use. pin 66: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 44: NU : - : Not in use. pin 67: 5V REM : O : ON signal output to the 5V power supply.
pin 68: KEY ILL REM : O : Key illumination ON signal output.
052-3392-01 M30622MEP-168GP System Controller pin 69: AUT ANT REM : O : Motor Antenna control signal output.
pin 70: DISP+B REM : O : The power supply control signal output for
[NOTE] 052-3392-01 is compatible with 052-3392-00 the LCD driver.
Terminal Description pin 71: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 1: H-DVD ST : IN : A communication port for H-DVD mechanism. pin 72: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 2: REMOCON : IN : Remote controller signal input terminal. pin 73: OFFSET DET : IN : The emergency signal input from the pow-
pin 3: DP DT : O : The communication port for DVD proces- er IC.
sor IC. pin 74: ILL DET : IN : Illumination ON signal input.
pin 4: NU : IN : Not in use. pin 75: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 5: DP CK : O : The communication port for DVD proces- pin 76: DVD ON 1 : O : DVD ON signal output.
sor IC. pin 77: DVD ON 2 : O : DVD ON signal output.
pin 6: BYTE : IN : The data length selection(8bit/16bit). pin 78: PHONE INT : IN : The telephone interrupt signal input.
pin 7: CN VSS : IN : Connect to VSS. pin 79: INIT 1 : IN : The initial setting input.
pin 8: JOG CW : IN : Jog key signal input. pin 80: INIT 2 : IN : The initial setting input.
pin 9: JOG CCW : IN : Jog key signal input. pin 81: REG 1 : IN : Initial setting terminal.
pin 10: RESET : IN : Reset signal input. pin 82: REG 2 : IN : Initial setting terminal.
pin 11: X out : O : Crystal connection. pin 83: REG 3 : IN : Initial setting terminal.
pin 12: VSS : - : Negative supply voltage. pin 84: VIDEO MUTE : O : The video mute signal output.
pin 13: X IN : IN : Crystal connection. pin 85: KEY A/D : IN : The input terminal of the internal ADC for
pin 14: VCC : - : Positive supply voltage. key judgement.
pin 15: NMI : IN : Connect to VDD. pin 86: EJECT out : O : Eject command output.
pin 16: ACC DET : IN : ACC detection signal input. pin 87: DVD ACC : O : Wakeup signal output to DVD mechanism
pin 17: BU DET : IN : Backup detection signal input. controller.
pin 18: KEY INT : IN : Key interrupting signal input. pin 88: SYS P1 : IN : System power 1 control signal input.
pin 19: 27pin connect : IN : Connect to 27pin. pin 89: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 20: NU : IN : Not in use. pin 90: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 21: NU : IN : Not in use. pin 91: ES RST : O : The reset pulse output to DVD processor IC.
pin 22: BEEP : O : Beep out. pin 92: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 23: TIME BASE : IN : Time base pulse input. pin 93: FE RST : O : The reset pulse output to H-DVD mecha-
pin 24: LCD CS : O : Chip select signal output to the LCD driver. nism controller.
pin 25: LCDSISO :I/O: The communication port for LCD controller. pin 94: A VSS : - : Analog ground.
pin 26: LCD CLK : O : The clock pulse output to the LCD driver. pin 95: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 27: IE BUS RX : IN : IE Bus serial data input. pin 96: Vref : - : Reference voltage.
pin 28: IE BUS TX : O : IE Bus serial data output. pin 97: A VCC : - : Positive supply voltage for the internal an-
alog section.
pin 29: EMULATOR TX : O : The serial data output to the emulator.
pin 98: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 30: EMULATOR RX : IN : The serial data input from the emulator.
pin 99: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 31: FLASH MODE : IN : The flash memory mode setting input.
pin100: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 32: FLASH MODE : O : Not in use (open).
pin 33: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 34: ES DT : IN : The communication port for DVD proces- Table-1. Analog Mater IC uPC5701 control
sor IC. FIL_CONT 1 FIL_CONT 2
pin 35: ES CK : IN : The communication port for DVD proces- Line out Signal (pin 49) (pin 48)
sor IC. Non Fader output L L
pin 36: NU : O : Not in use. Sub-Woofer 120Hz L H
pin 37: INIT 3 : IN : The initial setting input. Sub-Woofer 80Hz H L
pin 38: INIT 4 : IN : The initial setting input. Sub-Woofer 50Hz H H
pin 39: FLASH MODE : IN : The flash memory mode setting input.
pin 40: NU : IN : Not in use.
pin 41: PLL DO : O : Serial data output to the PLL IC.
pin 42: PLL CE : O : The chip enable signal output to the PLL IC.
pin 43: PLL SCK : O : The clock pulse output to the PLL IC.
pin 44: FLASH MODE : IN : The flash memory mode setting input.
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