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HWR- Write 

strobe 

HRD- Read 

strobe 

MPGCS- Chip 

select 

MPEGIRQ-Interrupt line generated by Vaddis 
 
 

 
Digital Video bus

 

The 8 bit bus YUV[0:7], with CLK27 provides the BT-656 
type parallel digital video bus. The 27MHz clock is 
provided on 2 different lines. CLK27 is used for the video 
DAC (and also goes to the ATAPI chip). CLK27PS is used 
for the progressive scan board. 
 

Digital Audio 

 

The audio output of the Vaddis is given out on the 
following signals 
SPDIF-I34  

IEC 958 SPDIF output 

ASDAT0   

Serial data for Left and right 

ASDAT1   

Serial data for Lsurround,  

ASDAT2   

Serial data for Centre, sub 

ALRCLK  

Wordclock 

ABCLK  

Bit 

clock 

 

Audio/Video clocks

 

Special note should be made of the audio and video clocks 
in the system, there are separate asynchronous clocks used 
for video and audio. The video runs on the system 27MHz 
clock, which is generated by the Vaddis in conjunction 
with the crystal Y2. 
The audio clock is generated on the AV board and this is 
totally asynchronous with respect to the 27MHz clock.  
This is slightly unusual, since most DVD players derive 
the audio clock from the video clock via a phase locked 
loop  
 
The Vaddis has a PLL which generates the audio clock, 
but we don’t use it because it has horrendous jitter. 
Instead, we bypass the Vaddis PLL and configure 
AMCLK as an input. Our clock source is on the AV board 
and this is a very low jitter oscillator. 
The Vaddis maintains AV sync by dropping or repeating 1 
frame of video to re-synchronise the streams when they 
start to get out of sync. In practice this happens very rarely 
because the 2 clocks are very accurate so the difference in 
frequency will be very small. It is important to note that 
without the audio clock present, no audio or video material 
can be played. 
 

CD-DSP interface

 

(CDERR, CDFRM, CDDAT, CDCLK.) 
The Vaddis chip has a CD-DSP interface designed to 
connect to DVD drives with this type of interface for CDs. 
These signals are tracked on the board but they are 

not 

used

. The data path for CDs is exactly the same as for 

DVDs. 
 

Reset and standby signals

 

The signal MPGRST- is an active low signal that the 
micro uses to reset the Vaddis and ATAPI bridge chip. 
The signal MPGSTBY- is an active low signal that the 
micro uses to put the Vaddis in a low power mode while 
the player is in standby. 
 

SDRAM

 

The Vaddis  requires some memory for video and audio 
decoding and processing. This is provided by a 16MBit 
synchronous DRAM (512K x 16 bit x 2 banks). 
The board is arranged to allow 2 SDRAMs, but at present 
we only use one. U11 is fitted while U10 is not fitted. The 
Vaddis interfaces directly to the SDRAM with no other 
device being involved. 
 
 
 

PSU Synchronisation

 

An interesting feature of the Arcam DVD player is that the 
switch mode supply on the PSU is synchronised to the 
audio sampling frequency. This is done to reduce the 
switch mode noise on the audio output. The PSU will free 
run on its own, when tested, but when connected to the 
DSP board it will lock to the audio word clock. The signal 
ALRCLK is buffered by U14 to provide the signal 
LRCK_PSU which goes to the PSU. 

Sheet 4 - Video DAC

 

This sheet shows the video encoder/DAC and output 
buffers. 
U9 is an Analog Devices ADV7172, which does 
PAL/NTSC encoding and has 6 DACs providing all our 
video outputs. 
It takes its input from the BT-656 video bus YUV[0..7], 
this bus is clocked by CLK27 (27MHz). No H/V sync 
signals are required since the H and V synchronisation is 
done with embedded sync patterns in the data. 
The chip has its operating parameters loaded by the system 
CPU via the I2C bus. 
There are 6 analogue outputs from U9. These are 
composite PAL/NTSC, S-Video, and 3 lines that are 
configurable (via setup menu) to be YUV or RGB. The 
DACs have current outputs, so R16-21 have been chosen 
to give the required output level voltage, in conjunction 
with R22/24 and R23/25 which program the DAC current 
outputs. 
All channels are buffered by op-amps U13,16,17. These 
have a gain of +2, and drive out to the AV board through a 
source impedance of 75R. The AV board has filtering and 
another buffer stage. 
There are 2 control signals that also go to the AV board 
video section. 
ENABLE_AV 

Used for SCART status signal. High 
when player is not in standby 

 

 

 

 

16/9 

Used for SCART status signal. High when 16:9 
TV type has been selected in setup menu. 

 

Digital Video output

 

Connector CN4 provides a digital video output. This is 
used in the DV27 only, for connection to the progressive 
scan board. 
YUV[0..7] are present on this connector along with clock 
CLK27PS. 
The system reset signal RESET- is provided, and the I2C 
bus for control of devices on the progressive scan board. 
The signal IRIRQ is connected to pick up the output of the 
remote bus circuit which is on the progressive scan board. 
This is an open collector signal which can be driven from 
either the front panel or the remote bus input. 

 
 
Sheet 5 - ATAPI Bridge and interface

 

U18 is a Zoran ZR36701 ATAPI to AV port bridge. 
It interfaces with the system CPU via the SSC bus, made 
up of the following signals: 
 
SSC_SCLK 

Clock (input to ZR36701) 

SSC_MTSR 

Data input (CPU to ZR36701) 

SSC_MRST  

Data output (ZR36701 to CPU) 

SSC_ATN- 

Port ready signal (output from 
ZR36701) 

DRV_IRQ- 

Interrupt request generated by 
ZR36701 

 
The chip also receives MPGRST- to reset it from the CPU. 
The system video clock CLK27 is connected to generate 
timing signals. 
 
The chip has an interface with the Vaddis referred to as the 
AV interface. See the section on the Vaddis for a 
description. 
 

Summary of Contents for DiVA DV88

Page 1: ...DV88 DiVA DV88 DVD Player Progressive Scan Service Manual ARCAM Issue 2 0 ...

Page 2: ...Circuit description Frequently asked questions issue 1 Software release notes 1 1 to 1 76 Progressive scan upgrade instructions Service guide Circuit diagrams Component overlays Circuit board parts list General assembly parts list ...

Page 3: ...3V rails are provided The Vaddis and its SDRAM operate on 3 3V everything else runs on 5V CN5 is the audio connector to the AV board Digital audio in I2S and SPDIF formats are passed to the AV board from here as well as a number of control signals FSEL0 1 Selects 1 of 4 audio clock frequencies MD MC ML8716_L ML_8716_R ML_8716_X 5 wire SPI bus to configure audio DACs GAIN_SCALING HDCD gain scaling ...

Page 4: ...ed PSU Synchronisation An interesting feature of the Arcam DVD player is that the switch mode supply on the PSU is synchronised to the audio sampling frequency This is done to reduce the switch mode noise on the audio output The PSU will free run on its own when tested but when connected to the DSP board it will lock to the audio word clock The signal ALRCLK is buffered by U14 to provide the signa...

Page 5: ...ansformer to be added to provide the analogue supply in a more expensive model In such a model SK6 will then not be used and the additional transformer secondary will be plugged directly into the AV PCB The mains transformer TX1 is specified to provide 25V DC at 195V Input and maximum load across C3 and give 14 5V DC with 200mA on each rail when rectified on The AV PCB The main DC supply 38V_UR is...

Page 6: ...witching frequency of the PSU When the Voltage on C10 exceeds the RC threshold the cap is discharged and the cycle begins and the PSU switching mosfet is turned ON The function of R10 is to allow an externally applied spike to be superimposed on the RC pin voltage The external spike is generated by the sync cct By adding a spike of a few hundred millivolt amplitude to the RC ramp the circuit can b...

Page 7: ... 10 10 8 12 13 2 4V3 5 4 085 4 3 4 515 19V5 5 18 525 19 5 20 475 Voltage across C3 Nominal Tol min nom max V V V V V C3 27 5 5 26 13 27 50 28 88 Free running frequency Nominal Tol Min Nom Max KHz KHz KHz KHz Frequency 27 10 24 30 27 00 29 70 L878 AV Circuit Summary This board is used in the DV27 and DV88 DVD players It takes the outputs of the DSP board and produces all the video and audio outputs...

Page 8: ...initiated by the AC sense signal from D5 Finally it can also mute when the signal XMUTE is taken high This is controlled by the system CPU so the software can mute if required Sheet 3 Re clocking This sheet shows the re clocking latches Z7 Z8 and Z28 These are clocked by CK256FS_RCK and simply re latch the digital signals from the DSP board The SPDIF signal has been given its own latch chip rather...

Page 9: ...mV pk pk nominal in PAL into 75R Component Y 700mV nominal in PAL black to peak white into 75R Component U 700mV pk pk nominal for 100 colour bars into 75R Component V 700mV pk pk nominal for 100 colour bars into 75R L886 Display Circuit Summary This board is used in the DV88 DVD player It contains the front panel VFD display buttons LEDs and remote IR receiver The board for the FMJ player DV27 wi...

Page 10: ...assistance The remote control has not been programmed to control your ARCAM DVD player Reprogram the remote control If programming from the supplied ARCAM remote control ensure that the ARCAM remote control is configured to DVD and not to CD see above The player does not respond to a non ARCAM learning remote control The remote control does not support RC5 commands correctly This is a fault with t...

Page 11: ...ly fix this problem version 1 75 or later On the analogue outputs the left or right channel is on both outputs The analogue outputs have been configured so that one channel is put out through both outputs Software version 1 75 or later On the third page of the Set up menu change the Analog Out item to Normal Pops or crackles are heard through the amp lifier when the player is first switched on The...

Page 12: ...ut of standby and opens the draw CD skip back works at 1 second It had been noted that the skip back when a CD is being played did not work if pressed at exactly 1 second into a track This is now fixed Single channel mono now available on analogue outputs Some VCDs have a different language on the left and right channels A menu option has been added Analog output page 3 that allows the selection o...

Page 13: ... in house DV27 machines Software release notes for v1 7 The changes that differentiate versions 1 6 and 1 7 of the DV88 27 software Download countdown implemented and download speed improved CD playback rewind through track boundaries possible fast forward when in repeat mode works correctly playback restarts from the track beginning fast forward when not in repeat mode starts playback from the be...

Page 14: ... release notes for v1 3SEf This is a special edition sent to a single dealer in France in order to evaluate the French language support This version was not released via an ECO and should not appear on any production player Software release notes for v1 3SEi This is a special edition sent to a single dealer in Italy in order to evaluate the Italian language support This version was not released vi...

Page 15: ...AUTO to OFF Default digital output changed from STEREO PCM to BITSTREAM Software release notes for v1 1 The changes that differentiate versions 1 0 and 1 1 of the DV88 27 software Bookmarking is implemented so that the bookmarks are stored after the disk is removed from the player and restored when the disk is re introduced Up to 100 disks can be stored each with up to 3 bookmarks The Play button ...

Page 16: ...lay 3 Press the LOAD button to open the tray 4 Put the DVS firmware CD in the tray 5 Press the LOAD button to close the tray The firmware will now load from the CD into RAM This takes about 30 seconds 6 Wait until the tray opens When it does take the CD out of the tray The flash memory will now be erased and the new firmware will be loaded from RAM into the flash ROM This will take a further 30 se...

Page 17: ...s in the middle labelled Pr R Y G and Pb B There should also be hole labelled REMOTE IN left uncovered Remove the progressive scan board from its bag and fit it into the DVD player The 3 phono connectors will fit in the 3 holes in the rear panel labelled Pr R Y G and Pb B The jack socket will fit in the hole labelled REMOTE IN The 2 mounting holes at the rear should line up with the 2 pillars you ...

Page 18: ... is the pin closest to the SK3 legend on the silk screen see diagram 1 You will need to solder 3 of the wires to points on the DSP board These points are located near the bottom left corner of the Zoran Vaddis III IC the upper right corner of the chip when viewed from the front of the unit Diagram 2 shows the vias to connect to Pin 1 V Sync Connect to via shown in diagram 2 Pin 2 GND Connect to on...

Page 19: ...Diagram 2 points to solder to on DSP board ...

Page 20: ...ctly Check Q3 to Q6 on the display board Check for dry joints around Z1 on the display board No progressive scan output Is the Progressive scan board fitted Check the flex foil is correctly fitted Check in the setup menu that the progressive board is enabled Check unit has latest software version Region 2 PAL discs will not give progressive output due to current licensing rules Drawer fails to ope...

Page 21: ... will play it will not change the video parameters Market Options Open the tray enter 1 2 3 4 on the remote then enter a 2 digit number from 01 to12 for the Arcam region 1 to 12 This sets parameters such as DVD region video standard We have defined several Arcam shipping regions which are explained in the following table Note that the video parameters will be changed How to check which software an...

Page 22: ... _03_ Indonesia 3 PAL IRE 0 RGB 230V Hong Kong Thailand Malasia Singapore _04_ Australia 4 PAL IRE 0 RGB 230V New Zealand Most of south pacific _05_ Russia 5 PAL IRE 0 RGB 230V Former Russian states India _06_ China 6 PAL IRE 0 RGB 230V _07_ Japan 2 NTSC IRE 0 YUV 100V _08_ South Korea 3 NTSC IRE 7 5 YUV 230V _09_ Taiwan 3 NTSC IRE 7 5 YUV 115V _10_ Argentina 4 PAL N IRE 0 YUV 230V _11_ Brazil 4 P...

Page 23: ...SM Vin I GND Vout O U22 LM1086 3 3V SM C80 10U EL SM C79 10U EL SM Q 1 QPAD Q 2 QPAD Q_3 QPAD Q 4 QPAD Q 5 QPAD Q 6 QPAD Q 7 QPAD Q_8 QPAD Q_9 QPAD Q_11QPAD Q_12QPAD Q 13 QPAD Q_14QPAD Q 15 QPAD Q_16 QPAD Q 17 QPAD Q 18 QPAD Q_19 QPAD Q_20 QPAD Q_21 QPAD Q_22 QPAD Q_23 QPAD Q_24 QPAD Q_25 QPAD Q_26 QPAD Q 27 QPAD Q 28 QPAD Q 30 QPAD Q 31 QPAD Q 32 QPAD Q 33 QPAD Q 34 QPAD Q 35 QPAD Q_36 QPAD Q 37 ...

Page 24: ...LUEOP V REDOP MPGSTBY 16 9 Q 41 QPAD Q 42 QPAD Q_43 QPAD Q 44QPAD Q_45 QPAD Q_46 QPAD Q 47QPAD Q 48 QPAD To AV board VIDEO CODER DAC R23 1K0 0805 R22 1K0 0805 R16 220R 0805 R17 220R 0805 R18 220R 0805 R19 220R 0805 R20 220R 0805 R21 220R 0805 YUV 0 7 YUV 0 7 YUV0 YUV1 YUV2 YUV3 YUV4 YUV5 YUV6 YUV7 YUV0 YUV1 YUV2 YUV3 YUV4 YUV5 YUV6 YUV7 CLK27PS CLK27 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19...

Page 25: ...h 128Kx16 HA17 VCC Default 512Kx16 HA19 HA17 P5 14 15 is read only inp PROM Configuration Note Depth Width ROM P1 256Kx16 N C 512Kx16 A18 PCB Note Provide clearance around PROM for SMT Sockets PCB Note Stretch RAM pads to accomodate both 300mil and 400mil wide devices MPGRST is low after reset MPGRST must be set high to access MPEG chip P1H 6 A14 61 P1H 7 A15 62 Vss 63 Vcc 64 RSTIN 65 RSTOUT 66 NM...

Page 26: ... GND 81 MD0 82 TESTMODE 83 VCLK 84 VMASTER 85 V3 3 86 VDEN 87 CBLANK 88 VSYNC 89 HSYNC 90 FIELD 91 Y7 92 GND 93 Y6 94 Y5 95 Y4 96 Y3 97 V3 3 98 Y2 99 Y1 100 Y0 101 UV7 102 V3 3 103 UV6 104 UV5 105 UV4 106 UV3 107 GND 108 UV2 109 UV1 110 UV0 111 AIN 112 V3 3 113 AOUT0 114 AOUT1 115 AOUT2 116 SPDIF 117 ALRCLK 118 ABCLK 119 GND 120 GND 41 GND 1 A5 42 GPSI 2 A2 43 HD15 3 A6 44 HD14 4 A1 45 HD13 5 A7 4...

Page 27: ...2 59 ATDA1 60 ATDA0 61 ATCS1 62 ATCS0 63 GND 64 U18 ZR36701 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 CN10 IDE40 DD 0 15 ATCRESET ATCRESET DD7 DD6 DD5 DD4 DD3 DD2 DD1 DD0 R60 4K7 0805 R62 4K7 0805 5V DIOW DIOW DIOR DIOR IORDY IORDY R59 4K7 0805 5V DMARQ DMACK INTRQ INTRQ DA1 DA0 DA2 DA1 DA0 CS0 CS0 CS1 DD8 DD9 DD10 DD11 DD12 DD13...

Page 28: ...X2 L TX PQ32 470UH R18 1K0 MF L5 33UH 2A RA C33 100N PE C32 100N PE DGND 5V 3V3 5V DGND C29 100N PE C35 100N PE TR3 BD179 NPN TO 126 TR1 BD180 PNP TO 126 C8 47U EL 35V 5V DGND PCB PCB L877PB_4 38V_UR DGND 5V 5V 5V DGND DGND M1 IRF640 5V_NFB HS1 TO220HS08TR R12 22R MF R13 1K0 MF C18 470P CD 5V_NFB DGND 38V_UR 38V_UR 38V_UR C16 100N PE DZ2 10V 400MW 38V_UR DGND R2 22K MF R3 15K MF R4 1K0 MF D3 1N414...

Page 29: ...ART_L SCART_R SPDIF_R CK256FS DAC L 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 SK1 FFC22V SM CK256FS_DSP DSPBOARDCONNECTOR GAIN 2ND DAC BOARD POWER CONNECTOR CK256FS EXT AD2IN AD3IN ML_8716_X RL_MUTE 5V 12VA 12VA Q_1 QPAD Q 2 QPAD Q 3 QPAD Q 4 QPAD Q_5 QPAD Q_6 QPAD Q 7 QPAD Q 8 QPAD Q_9 QPAD Q 10 QPAD Q_11 QPAD Q_12 QPAD Q 13 QPAD Q 14 QPAD Q_15 QPAD Q_16 QPAD Q 17 QPAD Q 18 QPAD CK...

Page 30: ...VA 12VA 5V_DAC_L and 5V_DAC_R are analogue supplies 5V and 12V are digital supplies 5V_VID is derived from 5V ANALOGUE POWER 118V 11 8V R50 0R0 MF Q1 BC849B C22 100N0805 C32 100N0805 D1 3V90W5SM C33 100N0805 Vin I GND G Vout O Z5 7805 Q_62 QPAD 12V 5V_CLOCK2 Power for clock buffers FLT3 7G002 C34 100N0805 C35 100N0805 C36 100N0805 C37 100N0805 FLT4 7G002 Vin 8 GND 2 Vout 1 Z9 78L05SM BYG22D is in ...

Page 31: ... 5V AD_DAC_R LRCK_DAC_R BCK_DAC_R CLK 3 D 2 SD 4 CD 1 Q 5 Q 6 Z7A 74VHCT74 SM CLK 11 D 12 SD 10 CD 13 Q 9 Q 8 Z7B 74VHCT74 SM CLK 3 D 2 SD 4 CD 1 Q 5 Q 6 Z28A 74VHCT74 SM CLK 3 D 2 SD 4 CD 1 Q 5 Q 6 Z8A 74VHCT74 SM CLK 11 D 12 SD 10 CD 13 Q 9 Q 8 Z8B 74VHCT74 SM CLK 11 D 12 SD 10 CD 13 Q 9 Q 8 Z28B 74VHCT74 SM R58 100R0805 VCC 14 GND 7 Z7C 74VHCT74 SM Note that input signals are 3V hence VHCT VCC ...

Page 32: ... SM Q3 BFS17H L23 10UH SM C58 100N0805 5V_CLOCK1 22 5792MHz oscillator 24 576MHz oscillator 12 13 Z12F 74HCU04 SM 2 4 5 3 Z27 74AHC1GU04SM 5V_CLOCK1 or 5V_CLOCK2 L15 7F004 C59 100N0805 C60 100N0805 5V_CLOCK2 2 3 1 Z21A 74VHC125SM 12 11 13 Z21D 74VHC125SM 9 8 10 Z21C 74VHC125SM 5 6 4 Z21B 74VHC125SM 14 7 Z21E 74VHC125SM 2 3 1 Z14A 74VHC125SM 5 6 4 Z14B 74VHC125SM 14 7 Z14E 74VHC125SM R59 100R0805 R...

Page 33: ...DAC_R R5 1K0805 R6 1K0805 R37 10K0805 R38 10K0805 R19 1K0805 R20 1K0805 R101 75R0805 R102 75R0805 R84 22K0805 R86 12K0805 R85 12K0805 R83 22K0805 R88 22K0805 R87 22K0805 R90 12K0805 R89 12K0805 R92 3K30805 R91 3K30805 R94 3K30805 R93 3K30805 R95 2K20805 R96 2K20805 R97 2K20805 R98 2K20805 R99 2K20805 R100 2K20805 C76 10UELSG C79 10UELSG C61 10N0805 C62 10N0805 C141 10U SILMIC C142 10U SILMIC C78 1...

Page 34: ...L3 2U2H SM R24 1K0805 VID_GND VIDEOCONNECTOR L4 2U2H SM VID_GND VID_GND From DSP board Q 41 QPAD L5 2U2H SM Q 40 QPAD 16 9 Indicate 16 9 ratio ENABLE_AV enable SCART AV VID_GND 16 9 L6 2U2H SM ENABLE_AV VID_GND L7 2U2H SM V ROUT U BOUT Y GOUT VID_GND SCART CVBS CVBS_OUT SVID COUT SVID_YOUT L8 2U2H SM Q_39 QPAD Q_38QPAD VID_GND Q_37QPAD Q_36 QPAD Q_35 QPAD Q_34 QPAD Q_33QPAD VID_GND V RIN 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 35: ...QPAD COAX OUTPUT C24 10UELSM 5V Gnd 1 Radj 2 Vcc 3 Vin 4 GND Z25 TOTX173 OPTICAL OUTPUT 5V Q8 DTRANN SM Q9 DTRANN SM SCART_CVBS VIDEO 2 C101 100N0805 L21 7F004 C102 100N0805 2 3 1 Z26A 74VHC125SM 5 6 4 Z26B 74VHC125SM 9 8 10 Z26C 74VHC125SM 12 11 13 Z26D 74VHC125SM 14 7 Z26E 74VHC125SM R7 1K00805 R8 1K00805 R11 1K00805 R71 100R0805 R69 100R0805 R70 100R0805 R39 10K0805 R68 100R0805 R117 4K70805 R6...

Page 36: ...CK SI DATA O Photo Strip PS PHOTO_STRIP Detail Drilling DD2 DRILL_DWG Paper Marker A2 Horizontal DD3 DD_A3H Paper Marker A2 Vertical DD4 DD_A3V FD_1 F DUCIAL FD_2 FIDUCIAL FIX4 FIXING HOLE FIX3 FIX NG HOLE FIX2 FIXING HOLE FIX1 FIX NG HOLE FR4 1 OZ Cu PCB MATERIAL DD1 FR4_1OZ Q_1 Q_2 Q_3 Q_4 _5 _6 Q_7 _8 Q_9 Q_10 Q_11 Q_12 Q_13 Q_14 Q_23 Q_24 Q_25 Q_26 Q_27 Q_28 Q_29 Q_30 R8 4K7 SM 5V Q_18 R G LED...

Page 37: ...D8 RED7 RED6 RED5 RED4 RED3 RED2 RED1 RED0 GRN9 GRN8 GRN7 GRN6 GRN5 GRN4 GRN3 GRN2 GRN1 GRN0 BLU9 BLU8 BLU7 BLU6 BLU5 BLU4 BLU3 BLU2 BLU1 BLU0 SOG VGASYNC l889C2 l889C2_2 1 Sch HSYNC VSYNC CSYNC VID_CLK SDA DVRESET RED9 RED8 RED7 RED6 RED5 RED4 RED3 RED2 RED1 RED0 GRN9 GRN8 GRN7 GRN6 GRN5 GRN4 GRN3 GRN2 GRN1 GRN0 BLU9 BLU8 BLU7 BLU6 BLU5 BLU4 BLU3 BLU2 BLU1 BLU0 SCL SOG VGASYNC l889C3 l889C3_2 1 S...

Page 38: ...C202 680PPP DGND DGND 5V D 5V D DGND 5V D MRMC L201 27MH 8 4 IC201C LM393ASM DGND 5V D SK201 JACK35 MRMC D201 4V7350MWSM A_202 ATE_PAD A_203 ATE_PAD A_204 ATE_PAD R202 1K00805 R203 1K00805 R204 4K70805 R211 1K508051 R207 10K0805 R208 10K0805 R206 100K0805 R205 100K0805 C210 10N0805 R213 0R00805 R212 NF C203 10N0805 R209 1K80805 R210 1K80805 C204 10N0805 C205 NF R214 10K0805 DGND 01_1044 PG 14 03 0...

Page 39: ...00N 0805 C19 100N 0805 C18 1N 0805 C1 1N 0805 C4 1N 0805 C25 22P NPO 0805 C26 22P NPO 0805 SDA I2C DGND DVRESET DVRESET 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RP11 33R X 4 ISO R1 33R 0805 DGND SET 8MB SDRAM TP1 TESTPAD TP2 TESTPAD TP3 TESTPAD R6 4K7 0805 3V3 DISABLE DYNAMIC RANGE EXPANSION SDA SCL SCL RED9 RED8 RED7 RED6 RED5 RED4 RED3 RED2 RED1 RED0 GRN9 GRN8 GRN7 GRN6 GRN5 GRN4 GRN3 GRN2 GRN1 GRN0 BLU9 BLU8 BLU7 BLU6 ...

Page 40: ...48 150R 0805 R150 150R 0805 DGND DGND DGND C163 100P NPO 0805 C165 100P NPO 0805 C166 100P NPO 0805 C155 100P NPO 0805 C158 100P NPO 0805 C159 100P NPO 0805 C130 100N 0805 C113 100N 0805 C117 100N 0805 C133 100N 0805 C132 100N 0805 C116 100N 0805 C137 100N 0805 C134 100N 0805 C135 100N 0805 C136 100N 0805 C131 100N 0805 DVRESET DVRESET 3 2 1 IC108A EL5244 SM 3 2 1 IC107A EL5244 SM 3 2 1 IC106A EL5...

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Page 46: ...W LED1 3D007 1 LED GREEN 3 1MM SLR 37MG3F LED2 4A846B 1 TRANS LF SS N SM BC846B Q6 4A847 3 TRANS LF SS N SM BC847B Q2 Q3 Q4 4A856B 2 TRANS LF SS P SM BC856B Q1 Q5 5H2872 1 A IC FL DRIVER BU2872AK Z1 5K7474 1 IC HCMOS SM 74HC74 Z2 8K2506 1 6 WAY AMP CT CONN R A SK2 8K8408 1 8 WAY FFC CONN SM H 1MM SK1 A1505 8 TACT SWITCH SM SDTM 610 NTR SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8 B1014 1 DISP DVD SVV 07MS09 DI...

Page 47: ...TITLE DVD DV88 DISPLAY BOARD DWG No L886RS ISSUE 3 0a ECO No DATE 17 11 00 DRAWN BY PG RUN OUT SHEET SHEET 2 of 1 Part Qty Iss Description Designators 1M122 1 RES SM 0805 220R R4 ...

Page 48: ...65 R91 R92 R93 R94 1M247 1 RES SM 0805 4K7 R117 1M268 1 RES SM 0805 6K8 R118 1M282 3 RES SM 0805 8K2 R41 R42 R43 1M310 9 RES SM 0805 10K R15 R33 R34 R35 R36 R37 R38 R39 R40 1M312 4 RES SM 0805 12K R85 R86 R89 R90 1M322 12 RES SM 0805 22K R83 R84 R87 R88 R110 R111 R115 R116 R123 R124 R125 R126 1M333 1 RES SM 0805 33K R49 1M347 4 RES SM 0805 47K R44 R45 R46 R47 1M547 1 RES SM 0805 4M7 R77 2D122 4 PP...

Page 49: ... 2 IC OPAMP DUAL SM OPA2134PA Z19 Z20 5B5244 3 IC OP AMP DUAL EL5244 SM Z22 Z23 Z24 5D317T 3 IC VREG POS LM317T Z1 Z2 Z3 5D337 1 IC VREG POS LM337T Z4 5D7805 1 IC VREG POS 7805 Z5 5D78L05S 1 IC VREG POS 78L05 SM Z9 5K7404 1 IC HCMOS SM 74HCU04 Z12 5K74125V 3 IC HCMOS SM 74VHC125 Z14 Z21 Z26 5K7474V 1 IC VHCMOS SM 74VHC74MX Z10 5K7474VT 3 IC VHCMOS SM 74VHCT74 Z7 Z8 Z28 5KA1U04 1 IC AHC SN74AHC1GU0...

Page 50: ...G Page 3 of 3 L878PB_3 1 X PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD PCB Obsolete absent redundant or incorrect issue in PDM L878PB_3 1 X PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD PCB Additions Since Last Issue Part Qty Iss Description Designators 1M110 1 RES SM 0805 100R C155 Deletions Since Last Issue Part Qty Iss Description Designators 2J210 1 MLC 1N 50V X7R 10 0805 C155 ...

Page 51: ...805 C82 2J410 41 MLC 100N 50V X7R 10 0805 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11 C15 C16 C17 C19 C20 C21 C22 C23 C27 C28 C29 C30 C31 C32 C33 C34 C35 C36 C37 C38 C39 C42 C43 C44 C45 C48 C49 C50 C51 C57 C58 C59 C86 2L022 2 MLC 22P 100V NPO 5 0805 C2 C3 2L033 2 MLC 33P 100V NPO 5 0805 C40 C52 2L110 1 MLC 100P 100V NPO 5 0805 C56 2M610 6 ELST 10U 50V SM C12 C13 C14 C24 C25 C26 2M710 2 ELST 100U 25V SM C18 C75 2W04...

Page 52: ...K8308 1 8 WAY FFC CONN SM V 1MM CN6 8K8322 3 22 WAY FFC CONN SM 1mm CN4 CN5 CN9 8KB40 1 CONN 40 WAY IDC 0 1 HEADER CN10 8S032P 2 IC SOCKET PLCC32 SM U4 U5 L875PB_4 1 X PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD PCB Obsolete absent redundant or incorrect issue in PDM Additions Since Last Issue Part Qty Iss Description Designators L875PB_4 1 X PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD PCB Deletions Since Last Issue Part Qty Iss Description...

Page 53: ...0 C10 C11 C19 C25 C30 C36 2K233 4 SUPPR CAP 3N3 250V C1 C2 C41 C42 2K247A 1 PEST 4N7 63V 10 C14 2K322 1 PEST 22N 63V 10 C15 2K410 14 PEST 100N 63V 10 C5 C6 C9 C13 C16 C22 C23 C27 C29 C32 C33 C35 C37 C38 2N610 1 ELST 10U 50V C7 2N647 1 ELST 47 35V C8 2N710 1 ELST 100U 25V C40 2N747 4 ELST 470U 25V RA C21 C24 C28 C34 2Z722A 2 220UF 16V 105C LOWZ YXF Series C17 C39 2Z810A 2 1000UF 16V 105C LOWZ YXF S...

Page 54: ... PUSH MAINS DPST TV 8 SW1 A1404 1 VOLTAGE SELECTOR SLIDE SWITCH SW2 C11316 2 FUSE 20mm 315mA T S504315ma F1 F2 C41506 1 FUSE BUSSMAN BK ETF SERIES F5 E5402 1 MAINS EMC SHIELD SHLD1 F006 1 HEATSINK CLIP TO220 13 8 6 DC W HS1 F008 1 HEATSINK TO220 8 6 DEGC W HS1 F022 2 INS COVER PCB FUSEHOLDER F1 F2 F082 1 TO 220 SIL PAD SP1 HP007 2 COPPER RIVET TCP D48 BS SK1 SK1 L852TX 1 DVD TORROIDAL TX AD3483T T...

Page 55: ...05 100K R205 R206 1V033B 10 RES SM 33R X 4ISO RP11 RP12 RP13 RP14 RP15 RP16 RP17 RP18 RP19 RP20 1V333B 2 RES SM 33K X 4ISO RP21 RP22 2D168 1 PPRO 680P 5 63V RA C202 2J210 3 MLC 1N 50V X7R 10 0805 C1 C4 C18 2J310 5 MLC 10N 50V X7R 10 0805 C156 C167 C203 C204 C210 2J410 29 MLC 100N 50V X7R 10 0805 C2 C3 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11 C12 C13 C14 C15 C16 C17 C19 C113 C116 C117 C118 C130 C131 C132 C133 C134 C...

Page 56: ... BD 1206 BL31A700S L4 L5 L6 L105 L106 L110 7X041 1 XTAL 20MHZ SM GSX49 4 X1 8D221 1 PHONO SKT SINGLE EMC GOLD SK101A 8D228 1 MIN JACK SINGLE 3 5mm SK201 8D230 1 PHONO SKT 2 WAY HOR EMC GOLD SK100 8K2404 1 4 WAY AMP CT CONN SK3 8K2408 1 8 WAY AMP CT CONN SK2 8K8322 1 22 WAY FFC CONN SM 1mm SK1 A1601 1 SW DIL 8WAY SM SW2 E863MC 1 DVD PROG SCAN PCB SCREEN SH1 L017AY 1 DVDO Prog Scan Microcontroller I...

Page 57: ... PLATE 1 E899AY E998AY DVD DRAWER FRONT ASSY 1 E970AY E987AY FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLY 1 HA4V06S HA4V06B M4 X 6mm SCREW 4 B2013 DVD MECH 1 E026AY CHASSIS DVD CD SUB PANEL 1 E802AP DAMPING PAD 15X6X3MM L878AY AT Z17 Z18 C90 C91 C1 C3 RLY1 x1 x3 6 5 E805MI DVD MAINS INSULATOR 1 E814BG DVD PROG SCAN BLANKING GASKET 1 E815BG DVD 2ND AUDIO BLANKING GASKET 1 E820AY REAR PANEL ASSEMBLY 1 E840MC DVD MECH MOUNT...

Page 58: ...OS N NEXT TO SWITCH 1 HA3V10A M3 x10mm MACHINE SCREW MOTHER PCB FXGS 31 HA4A12B M C PAN SUPA M4X12 STBK 1 HE6V06B No 6 x 6mm SELF TAPPER FASCIA FXGS SCART 6 HF4V09B No 4 x 9mm SELF TAPPER RR PAN COVER 19 HJ3A00A NUT M3 FULL STZP TO FIT B2011 TO F208 LOCK M3 THREAD OF UT WITH NAIL POLISH AT ASSEMBLY 4 HJ4A00A NUT M4 FULL STZP 1 HL4AF M4 FIBER WASHER 1 HL4SA WASHER M4 IN LOCK STZP 1 K5408 light pipe...

Page 59: ... 7 01 01_1131 ADD F214 12 ITEM 240V 115V 100V SILVER BLACK DESCRIPTION WHERE USED QTY L854CA DVD CABLE MECH IDC MECH DSP 1 L875AY WD88V 1A DVD DSP PC ASSEMBLY 1 L877AY WD88V 2A DVD PSU PCB ASSEMBLY 1 L878AY WD88V 4A DVD AV PCB ASSEMBLY 1 L886AY WD88V 3A DVD DISPLAY PCB ASSEMBLY 1 SL025 LASER WARNING FOR REAR PANEL 1 SL158 EARTH SYMBOL LABEL ON OUTSIDE OF CHASSIS WHERE EATHE EAD IS ATTACHED 1 ...

Page 60: ...N REAR PANEL 1 H029 30mm x M3 TAPPED PILLAR 8mm STUD END TO FIT PCB 2 HF4V09B TORX SCREW No 4 x 9mm BLACK FIT PCB ASSY INTO REAR PANEL 5 HA3V06A M C SCREW M3 x 6mm STEEL ZINC PLATE SECURE PCB TO PILLARS 2 F200 PLASTIC GROMMET BLACK HOLE BLANKING ON REAR PANEL 3 L844CA DVD CABLE ASS PSU TO DSP PSU SK8 TO PROG SCAN SK2 1 E824PK PACKING BOX 1 U069 ANTI STATIC PLASTIC BAG 1 E865SL ACCESSORY BOX LABEL ...

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