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Clarion

Co.,

Ltd.

Published

by

Service

Dept

@

SO

Kamitoda.

Toda-shi,

Saitama

335-8511

Japan

C

la

[

|

O

Nn

Service

Dept.:

5-66

Azuma,

Kitamoto-shi,

Saitama

364-0007

Japan

298-6044-00

JAN.

2003

X

Tel:

+81-48-541-2335

2432 FAX:

+81-48-541-2703

Printed

in

PRC

S

M

[

High

End

RDS-EON

AM/FM

Radio

CD

Player

Combination

)

Model

DXZ938R

(PE-2578E-A

)

a

et

SPECIFICATIONS

NOTE

Radio

section

We

cannot

supply

PWB

with

component

parts

in

principle.

When

a

circuit

on

PWB

has

failure,

please

repair

it

by

component

parts

Tuning

system:

PLL

synthesizer

tuner

Receiving

frequencies:

FM

87.5

to

108MHz

base.

Parts

which

are

not

mentioned

in

service

manual

are

not

(0.05MHz

steps)

supplied.

was

oe

MW

531

to

1602kHz

*

Only

CDs

and

CD-ROMs

having

the

ose

or

aise

mark

can

be

ee

Re

tates

“ee

TS

(9kHz

steps)

used

in

this

unit.

LW.

153

to

279kHz

Some

CDs

recorded

in

CD-R

mode

may

not

be

usable.

Even

when

(3kHz

steps)

recorded

in

CD-RW

mode,

some

CDs

not

be

usable.

*

Specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

for

CD

player

section

further

improvement.

System:

Compact

disc

digital

audio

*

Manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories.

system

"Dolby",

"Pro

Logic"

and

the

double-D

symbol

are

teademarkes

of

Frequency

response:

5Hz

to

20kHz(+1/-1dB)

Dolby

Laboratories.

Signal

to

noise

ratio:

100dB(1kHz)

IHF-A

Dynamic

range:

96dB(1kHz)

COMPONENTS

Harmonic

distortion:

0.01%

PE-2578E-A

General

Source

unit

1

Output

power:

4x31W(DIN45324,

+B=14.4V)

Mounting

bracket

300-7742-00

1

Power

supply

voltage:

14.4V

DC(10.8

to

15.6V

allowable),

DCP

case

335-6777-00

1

negative

ground

Escutcheon(OUT-ES)

370-6007-03

1

Power

consumption:

Less

than

15A

Extension

lead

854-6362-54

1

Speaker

impedance:

4ohm(4ohm

to

80hm

allowable)

Remote

control

unit

RCB-147-700

1

Auto

antenna

rated

current:

500mA

or

less

Parts

bag

Weight:

Source

unit

—1.7kg

Battery(CR2032)

—_

1

Remote

control

unit

IR

plate

291-0088-00

1

30g(including

battery)

Parts

bag

SSS

Dimensions(mm):

Source

unit

Removal

key

331-2497-00

2

178(W)x50(H)x155(D)

Rubber

spacer

345-3653-20

1

Screw

716-0726-01

1

Remote

control

unit

32(W)x56(H)x24(D)

4.4

DXZ938

R

To

engineers

in

charge

of

repair

or

inspecti-

on

of

our

products.

Before

repair

or

inspection,

make

sure

to

follow

the

inst-

ructions

so

that

customers

and

Engineers

in

charge

of

repair

or

inspection

can

avoid

suffering

any

risk

or

injury.

1.

Use

specified

parts.

The

system

uses

parts

with

special

safety

features

against

fire

and

voltage.

Use

only

parts

with

equivalent

characteristics

when

replacing

them.

The

use

of

unspecified

parts

shall

be

regarded

as

remodeling

for

which

we

shail

not

be

liable.

The

onus

of

product

liability

(PL)

shall

not

be

our

responsibility

in

cases

where

an

accident

or

failure

is

as

a

result

of

unspecified

parts

being

used.

2.

Place

the

parts

and

wiring

back

in

their

original

positions

after

replacement

or

re-wiring.

For

proper

circuit

construction,

use

of

insulation

tubes,

bonding,

gaps

to

PWB,

etc,

is

involved.

The

wiring

connection

and

routing

to

the

PWB

are

specially

planned

using

clamps

to

keep

away

from

heated

and

high

voltage

parts.

Ensure

that

they

are

placed

back

in

their

original

positions

after

repair

or

inspection.

If

extended

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

during

repair.

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

3.

Check

for

safety

after

repair.

Check

that

the

screws,

parts

and

wires

are

put

back

securely

in

their

original

position

after

repair.

Ensure

for

safety

reasons

there

is

NO

possibility

of

secondary

ploblems

around

the

repaired

spots.

If

extended

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

repair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

4.

Caution

in

removal

and

making

wiring

connection

to

the

parts

for

the

automobile.

Disconnect

the

battery

terminal

after

turning

the

ignition

key

off.

If

wrong

wiring

connections

are

made

with

the

battery

connected,

a

short

circuit

and/or

fire

may

occur.

If

extensive

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

repair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

5.

Cautions

regarding

chips.

Do

not

reuse

removed

chips

even

when

no

abnormality

is

obse-

rved

in

their

appearance.

Always

replace

them

with

new

ones

(The

chip

parts

include

resistors,

capacitors,

diodes,

transistors,

etc).

The

negative

pole

of

tantalum

capacitors

is

highly

suscepti-

ble

to

heat,

so

use

special

care

when

replacing

them

and

check

the

operation

afterwards.

6.

Cautions

in

handling

flexible

PWB

Before

working

with

a

soldering

iron,

make

sure

that

the

iron

tip

temperature

is

around

270°C.

Take

care

not

to

apply

the

iron

tip

repeatedly

(more

than

three

times)

to

the

same

patterns.

Also

take

Care

not

to

apply

the

tip

with

force.

7.

Turn

the

unit

OFF

during

disassembly

and

parts

replacement.

Recheck

all

work

before

you

apply

power

to

the

unit.

8.

Cautions

in

checking

that

the

optical

pickup

lights

up.

The

laser

is

focused

on

the

disc

reflection

surface

through

the

lens

of

the

optical

pickup.

When

checking

that

the

laser

optical

diode

lights

up,

keep

your

eyes

more

than

30cms

away

from

the

lens.

Prolonged

viewing

of

the

laser

within

30cms

may

damage

your

eyesight.

9.

Cautions

in

handling

the

optical

pickup

The

laser

diode

of

the

optical

pickup

can

be

damaged

by

electro-

Static

Charge

caused

by

your

clothes

and

body.

Make

sure

to

avoid

electrostatic

charges

on

your

clothes

or

body,

or

discharge

static

electricity

before

handling

the

optical

pickup.

DXZ938R

2

9-1.Laser

diode

The

laser

diode

terminals

are

shorted

for

transportation

in

order

to

prevent

electrostatic

damage.

After

replacement,

open

the

shorted

circuit.

When

removing

the

pickup

from

the

mechanism.

short

the

terminals

by

sold-

ering

them

to

prevent

this

damage

9-2.Actuator

The

actuator

has

a

powerful

magnetic

circuit.

If

a

magnetic

material

is

put

close

to

it.

Its

characteristics

will

change

Ensure

that

no

foreign

substances

enter

through

the

ventila-

tion

slots

in

the

cover.

9-3.Cleaning

the

lens

Dust

on

the

optical

lens

affects

performance.

To

clean

the

lens,

apply

a

small

amount

of

isopropyl

alcohol

to

lens

paper

and

wipe

the

lens

gently.

CAUTIONS

This

appliance

contains

a

laser

system

and

is

classified

as

a

"CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT".

To

use

this

model

properly.

read

this

Owner's

Manual

carefully

and

keep

this

manual

for

your

futu-

re

reference.

In

case

of

any

trouble

with

this

player,

please

cont-

act

your

nearest

"AUTHORIZED

service

station".

To

prevent

dir-

ect

exposure

to

the

laser

beam,

do

not

try

to

open

the

enclosure.

USE

OF

CONTROLS

OR

ADJUSTMENTS

OR

PERFORMANCE

OF

PROCEDURES

OTHER

THAN

THOSE

SPECIFIED

IN

THE

OWNER'S

MANUAL

MAY

RESULT

IN

HAZARDOUS

RADIATION

EXPOSURE

J

Clarion

12V

©

GROUND

LW

153-279kHz

ae

MW

531-1602kHz

j

FM(UKW)

87.5-108MHz

|

This

unit

is

designed

for

on-road

vehicle

purpose.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

Manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

“Dolby”,

“Pro

Logic*

and

the

double-D

symbol

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laborator-es

iawe

286-

J)

Clanioe

Co_Lid

MADE

INC)

NOTES

OF

ISO

CONNECTOR

DUAL

ACTION

1.

For

VW

and

Audi

vehicies,

change

the

position

of

fuse

installation

This

unit

uses

Dual

Action

to

make

large-screen

displays

possible.

as

shown

on

the

diagram.

(Figure

1)

When

you

use

the

Dual

Action,

be

sure

to

close

it.

EXTENSION

CABLE

type

BE

CAREFUL

NOT

TO

GET

YOUR

FINGERS

CAUGHT

WHEN

OPENING

AND

CLOSING

THE

DUAL

ACTION

1.

For

safety's

sake,

always

close

the

DUAL

ACTION

before

leaving

this

unit

unused

for

a

prolonged

period

or

switching

at

OFF

the

ignition

key.

al

j

If

you

switch

OFF

the

ignition

key

with

the

DUAL

ACTION

tilted.

mi

>

the

DUAL

ACTION

does

not

close.

CARE

a

A

are

2.

Before

the

DUAL

ACTION

closes,

there

may

be

a

braking

sound

Initial

setting

of

ex-lead

_Yellow

_

CER}

Yeliow

~

Yellow

Geri

——4.

va

BlueWhite

|

prem

from

the

safety

mechanism.

This

is

normal.

3.

If

you

move

the

DUAL

ACTION

by

hand.

this

may

create

play

i

:

To

correct

this

play,

with

the

power

on

for

the

unit,

press

the

Seal

aiiaasinenieneei

[0]

button

to

close

the

DUAL

ACTION.

4.

After

a

disc

is

ejected,

the

DUAL

ACTION

automatically

returns

to

the

tilted

or

closed

state.

If

there

is

any

obstruction

when

the

DUAL

ACTION

tries

to

close.

the

safety

mechanism

is

triggered

and

the

DUAL

ACTION

returns

to

the

open

state.

If

this

happens.

remove

the

obstruction,

then

press

the

{O]

button.

5.

To avoid

scratching

the

compact

disc,

keep

the

12

or

8cmCD

level

when

inserting

or

removing

them.

GreenWhite

Green/White

;

(qe:

For

models

1992

and

later

For

modeis

up

to

1991

(

Red

|

Lees

Yellwo

Yellwo

:

|

|

__Bea

a)

Figure

4

2.

When

the

car

stereo

is

installed

in

1998

and

later

Volkswagen

models,

make

sure

to

cut

the

car

lead

wire

connected

the

A-5

terminal.

(A

breakdown

could

occur

if

the

lead

wire

is

not

cut.)

After

cutting

the

lead

wire,

insulate

the

front

end

of

the

lead

wire

with

insulation

tape

to

prevent

the

risk

of

short-circuits.

(Figure

2)

Note:

Before

cutting

the

lead

wire,

disconnect

the

car

battery

-

(negative)

cable.

Figure

2

3.

When

the

Main

unit

is

also

connected

to

an

external

amplifier,

connect

REMOTE

on

the

externa!

amplifier

to

the

previously

cut

lead

wire

on

the

side

of

the

connector.

4.

When

an

ex-lead

is

required

in

Extension

cable

type

wiring

Procedure,

remove

the

auto

antenna

leads

(Blue/White).

Be

Sure

to

insulate

both

the

ISO

connector

side

terminal

and

the

main

unit

side

terminal

with

insulation

tape,

respectively.

(Figure

3)

ee

Insulation

tape

Blue/White

Blue/White

~

a

Remote

tum-on

Blue/White

Blue

White

-

€

insulate

the

terminal

“Never

let

the

terminals

make

contact

with

the

metal

Plate

parts

of

the

car.

Figure

3

eo

DXZ9388

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem

Cause

Measure

Nothing

happens

when

buttons

are

pressed.

Display

is

not

accurate.

ERROR

DISPLAYS

if

an

error

occurs,

one

of

the

following

displays

is

displayed.

Take

the

measures

described

below

to

eliminate

the

problem.

Error

Display

The

microprocessor

has

malfunctioned

due

to

noise,

etc.

DCP.

with

a

thin

rod.

Cause

Turn

off

the

power,

then

press

the

[RELEASE]

button

and

remove

the

Press

the

reset

button

Measure

ERROR

2

ACD

is

caught

inside

the

CD

deck

and

is

not

ejected.

|

This

is

a

failure

of

CD

deck's

mechanism.

ERROR

3

4.

2

A

CD

cannot

be

played

due

to

scratches,

etc.

i

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-warped

disc.

ERROR

6

A

CD

is

loaded

upside-down

inside

the

CD

deck

and

does

not

play.

=|

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

cD

changer

—~

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

to

;

scratches,

etc.

ERROR

6

A

CD

inside

the

CD

changer

cannot

be

played

be-

cause

it

is

loaded

upside-down.

|

—____.

————~-__|_

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-warped

disc.

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

MD

changer

b=

ERROR

H

Displayed

when

the

temperature

in

the

MD

changer

is

too

high

and

playback

has

been

stopped

automatically.

Lower

the

surrounding

temperature

and

wait

for

a

while

to

cool

off

MD

changer.

ERROR

2

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

is

not

loaded.

}—-—

_

This

is

a

failure

of

MD

changer’s

mechanism.

ERROR

3

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

cannot

be

played

due

to

scratches,

etc.

Replace

with

a

non-scratched,

non-warped

disc.

ERROR

6

|

An

MD

inside

the

MD

changer

cannot

be

played

be-

cause

it

is

loaded

upside-down.

+

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

Displayed

when

a

non-recorded

MD

is

loaded

in

the

MD

changer.

Load

a

pre-recorded

MD

in

the

MD

changer.

DVD

changer

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.

ERROR

6

A

DISC

inside

the

DVD

changer

cannot

be

played

be-

cause

it

is

loaded

upside-down.

Eject

the

disc

then

reload

it

properly.

ERROR

P

Parental

level

error.

Set

the

correct

Parental

level.

ERROR

R

Region

code

error.

If

an

error

display

other

than

the

ones

described

above

appears,

press

the

reset

button.

ADJUSTMENT

Procedure

Eject

the

disc

and

replace

correct

region

code

disc.

Measuring

instrument

DXZ938R

to

cancel

t

1.

Turn

on

the

power

and

press

the

ENT

button

&

PRESET

No.6

button

at

the

same

time

for

about

2

seconds.

(TEST

MODE)

2.

Input

the

98.1MHz/30dBu/400Hz

or

15KHz

(main90%+pilot10%)

signal.

3.

Adjust

the

reading

of

LCD

display

to

[24----00]

(2.4V+0.2/-0.2V)

by

VR101.

4.

Push

the

ENT

button

&

PRESET

No.6

button

at

the

same

time

for

2

seconds

once

again

or

do

power

off

he

TEST

MODE.

SG

EXPLANATION

OF

IC:

052-3376-10

M30624MGA-132GP

Main

System

controiler

1.

Terminal

Description

pin

4

pin

2

pin

3

a)

=]

ON

OA

ping

:

pin

10:

pin

it:

pin

12:

pin

13

pin

14

pin

15

pin

16

pin

17

pin

18

pin

19

pin

20

pin

21

pin

22

pin

23

pin

24

pin

25

pin

26

pin

27

:

pin

28

pin

29

pin

30

pin

31

pin

32

pin

33

pin

34

pin

35

pin

36

pin

37

pin

38

pin

39

pin

40

pin

41

pin

42

pin

43

pin

44

pin

45

pin

46

pin

47

pin

48

pin

49

pin

50

pin

54

pin

52

pin

53

pin

54

pin

55

pin

56

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n

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2

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2

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SPEED

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RDS

COTST

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>

CLK

REF

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:

DCP

DET

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DIMM

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BUS

RX

IN

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BUS

TX

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RST

oO

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RST

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SEL2

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SI

IN

:

DSP

SCK

ee

:

DSP

RDY

IN

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RQ

0

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CUT

:O

:DSPSMUTE

:O

:LD

MUTE

uo

>

LD

CONT

VO:

:CDTRA

ZN

‘CDTRB

IN:

CD

CHK

SW

IN:

‘CD

SSTOP

IN:

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RESET

me)

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CCE

[0

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BUCK

ie)

:CD

BUS

3

WO:

:CD

Bus

2

WC:

:CD

BUS

14

VO:

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BUS

0

uC:

:CD

5V

[0

:CD

ev

no

‘AUDIO

SEL3

:0

‘BUS

VO

ee

The

chip

enable

signa!

output

to

the

PLL

IC.

Time

base

pulse

input

The

sub

Q

data

request

command

input

fr-

om

the

CD

IC

Not

in

use.

The

speed

pulse

input.

Connect

to

the

ground.

Connect

to

the

ground

Not

ir

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Reset

signai

input.

Crystal

connection.

:

Negative

supply

voltage

Crystai

connection.

Positive

supply

voltage

Connect

to

the

ground.

ACC

setection

signal

input

Backuz

detection

signal

input.

:

Key

interrupting

signal

input

:

Connect

to

pin

27.

:

The

time

constant

select

signal

output

for

the

speed

pulse

counter

’

The

time

constant

select

signal

output

for

the

speed

pulse

counter

Beep

out.

For

the

test.

:

Refererce

clock

pulse

output

:

DCP

detection

signal

output

:

Dimmer

pulse

output

for

LCD

back

light.

.

IE

Bus

serial

data

input.

-

1E

Bus

serial

data

output.

:

The

reset

signal

output

to

DSP

IC.

:

Reset

pulse

output

to

the

DSP

IC.

:

The

select

signal

output

to

the

audio

signal

input

selector.

Refer

Table

1.

:

The

select

signal

output

to

the

audio

signal

input

selector.

Refer

Table

1

:

Serial

data

output

to

the

DSP

IC.

:

Serial

data

input

from

the

DSP

IC.

:

The

clock

pulse

output

to

DSP

IC.

:

Ready

signal

input

from

the

DSP

IC,

:

Request

signal

output

to

the

DSP

IC,

:

Zero

cross

mute

Cutting

signal

output.

:

Soft

muting

starting

signal

output

to

the

D-

SP

IC.

:

Muting

signal

output

to

the

CD

mechanism.

Communication

line

with

the

CD

mechani-

sm.

:

The

photo

sensor

signal

input

from

the

CD

mechanism.

The

photo

sensor

signal

input

from

the

CD

mechanism.

CD

disc

chucking

signal

input.

At

loading.

detects

the

chucking.

And

next,

detects

the

inside

limit

of

the

pick

up

positi-

on.

:

The

reset

pulse

output

to

the

CD

IC,

:

The

chip

enable

signal

output

to

the

CD

IC.

:CD

IC

clock

pulse

output.

The

data

bus.

The

data

bus.

The

data

bus.

The

data

bus.

:

Power

supply

control

signal

output

for

the

CD

IC

/

DAC

IC.

"H"=

ON.

:

Power

supply

control

signal

output

for

the

motor

/

photo

IC.

“H"=

ON.

:

The

select

signal

output

to

the

audio

signal

input

setector.

Refer Table

1,

:

The

audio

signal

select

command

output

f-

or

Ce-NET.

pin

57

pin

58

pin

59

pin

60

pin

61

pin

62

pin

63

pin

64

pin

65

pin

66

pin

67

pin

68

pin

69

pin

70

pin

74

om

72

pin

73

pin

74

pin

75

pin

76

pin

77

pin

78

pin

79

om

80

pin

81

pin

82

pin

83

pin

84

pin

85

pin

86

pin

87

pin

88

pin

89

pin

90

pin

91

pin

92

pin

93

pin

94

pin

95

pin

96

pin

97

pin

98

pin

99

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>

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>

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AMP

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OUT:

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>

PLL

SO

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>

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REM

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AMP

REM

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RDS

CLK

SYS

MUTE

LINE

MUTE

>

AMP

MUTE

SYS

ACC

“NU

PHONE

INT

NAY

MUTE

RDS

TEST

ST

MUTE

SPD

UP

:

RDS

DATA

:

NOISE

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:

ROS

MUTE

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SD

KEY

AD

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1

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HILL

DET

:

Vref

:A

VCC

PLL

SCK

2000

O00

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strobe

pulse

output

to

the

volume

IC

The

serial

data

output

to

the

volume

IC

:

The

clock

pulse

output

to

the

volume

IC

-

:

Positive

supply

voltage

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LED

drive

output

Negative

supply

voltage

Power

supply

ON

signal

output

for

the

sto-

pe

mechanism

motor.

The

slope

motor

control

signa!

output

The

slope

motor

contro!

signa!

output

:

The

slope

voitage

contro!

signal

output

.

The

open

position

detect

Signal

input

Not

in

use

The

close

position

detect

signal

input

Key

tlumination

ON

signal

output

5V

power

supply

ON

signal

output

Remote

controller

wire

short

detection

RDS

clock

pulse

input

System

muting

signai

output

The

line

mute

signai

output.

:

Muting

signal

output

to

the

Audio

Power

A-

Mplifier

ACC

detect

signal

output

Not

in

use

The

telephone

interrupt

signal

input

Muting

signal

output

to

suppress

the

noise

at

Navigation

sound

interrupting

Outputting

‘H"

without

the

test

mode

Station

detection

speed

up

command

out-

put

for

RDS.

‘RDS

serial

data

input.

‘RDS

noise

discharge

signal

output

RDS

mute

signal

output.

:

At

receiving

the

FM

station,

this

port

detec-

ts

the

stereo

signal.

:

Input

terminal

of

A/D

converter

for

Key

jud-

gment.

.

The

input

terminai

of

internal

A/D

converter

to

monitor

the

radio

field

strength.

‘Input

terminal

of

the

internal

ADC

to

sense

the

RDS-noise-level.

:

The

amber

LED

contro!

signal

output.

:

The

green

LED

control

signal

output.

:

Amplifier

ON

signa!

output

terminal.

Voltage

detector

input

terminal

for

Automa-

tic

Dimmer

.

Analog

ground

:

Hlumination

ON

signal

input.

:

Reference

voltage.

:

Positive

supply

voltage

for

the

internal

an-

alog

section

:

Serial

data

input

from

the

PLL

IC

:

Serial

data

output

to

the

PLL

IC

:

The

clock

pulse

output

to

the

PLL

IC.

Table

1.

The

select

signal

Output(audio

signal

input

selector)

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pin

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pin

2

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pin

pia

pin

19

pin

20

pin

2)

pin

22

pin

23

pin

24

pin

25

pin

26

pin

27

pin

28

pin

29

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pin

30

pin

31

pin

32

pin

33

pin

34

pin

35

pin

36

pin

37

pin

38

pin

39

pin

40

pin

41

pin

42

pin

43

pin

44

pin

45

pin

46

pin

47

pin

48

pin

49

pin

50

pin

51

pin

52

pin

53

pin

54

pin

55

pin

56

pin

57

:

pin

58

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LCD

contrast

control

voltage

output

:

Not

in

use.

otin

use.

:

Not

in

use

:

Remote

controller

signal

input

terminal

‘Input

"L"

at

single

mode

operation.

‘Input

"L"

at

single

mode

operation.

Destination

setting

input.

Reter

Table

1

Destination

setting

input.

Refer

Table

1

:

Reset

signal

input

:

Crystal

connection

:

Negative

supply

voltage.

Crystal

connection.

:

Positive

supply

voitage.

Connect

to

VCC.

ACC

detect

signal

input.

Backup

detection

signal

input.

Notin

use.

:

Connect

to

27pin.

>

Not

in

use.

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:Notin

use

:

Standby

pulse

output

for

the

key

scan

IC

Input

"L"

at

write

mode.

-

:

Not

in

use

TIN:

Ox

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LIN:

70

IN

[0

©)

ae)

70

-IE

Bus

serial

data

input.

TE

Bus

serial

data

output.

.

The

chip

setect

signal

output

to

the

key

scan

IC.

‘The

clock

pulse

output

for

the

key

scan

IC.

Key

scan

data

input.

The

serial

data

output

to

the

Key

scan

IC

:

The

serial

data

output

to

the

LCD

driver

The

serial

data

input

from

the

LCD

driver

:

The

clock

pulse

output

to

the

LCD

driver

:

The

key

request

signal

input

from

the

key

scan

IC.

:

The

chip

select

signat

output

to

the

LCD

driver.

:

The

power

supply

circuit

contro!

signal

o-

utput

for

OCP.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Notin

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use.

:

ON

command

output

to

the

indicator

for

"M-

USIC".

>

ON

command

output

to

the

indicator

for

"M-

ATRIX".

>

ON

command

output

to

the

indicator

for

"M-

OVIE".

:

ON

command

output

to

the

indicator

for

"V-

iRTUAL".

:

ON

command

output

to

the

indicator

for

“D-

ISC".

>

ON

command

output

to

the

indicator

for

"S-

CN".

:

ON

command

output

to

the

indicator

for

"R-

PT".

>

ON

command

output

to

the

indicator

for

“R-

DM",

pin

86

pin

87

pin

83

pin

89

pin

99

pin

91:

pin

92

pin

93

pin

94

pin

95

:

pin

96

pin

97

pin

98

:

pin

99

:

pintoo:

Nu

>NU

5

NU

Niu

NU

>NU

OCP

DET

IN

NU

NU

:NU

AVSS

NU

Vret

AVCC

NU

NU

NU

:

Not

in

use

:

Posilive

supply

voltage

Not

in

use

-

Negative

supply

voltage

>

Not

in

use

>

Not

in

use.

:Notin

use

:Not

in

use

‘Not

in

use

:Notin

use

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use

:

:

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Jog

key

signal

mput

Jog

key

signal

input

:Notin

use

:

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use

‘Not

in

use

Not

in

use.

Not

in

use

>

Notin

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use

IN:

:

Not

in

use

The

DCP

detection

signal

input

-

:

Notin

use.

>

Not

in

use.

:

Analog

ground.

:

Not

in

use

:

Reference

voltage.

-

:

Positive

supply

voltage

for

the

internal

analog

section.

-

:

Not

in

use.

:

Not

in

use

:

Not

in

use.

Table

1.

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destination

setting

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