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COMPONENTS

PE-2523B-A/PE-2523K-A/B

Source  unit

1

Remote  control  unit

RCB-130-202 1

Battery(SUM-3)

2

Mounting  bracket

300-7742-00 1

300-4976-00 1

DCP  case

335-6035-20 1

Escutcheon(OUT-ES)

370-6009-01 1(PE-2523B-A)

370-6009-00 1(PE-2523K-A/B)

Extension  lead

854-6380-50 1

Parts  bag

Removal  key

331-2497-00 2

Screw

716-0496-01 1

FEATURES

1. Pop-Up  Rotary  Encoder  Volume  with  Rubber

2. Motorized  Sloping  Console  Detachable  Aluminum  Face

&  High  Visibility  Multi-Color  LC  Display

3. Controller  for  Optional  DVD  Deck, DSP/ EQ  &

SIRIUS / TV / DAB  Tuner  Modules

4.CD-R/CD-RW  Compatible, Built-In  CD  TEXT, Also  Reads

CD  TEXT  Data  from  Clarion  Compatible  CD  Changer

5. BEAT  EQ  for  Sound  Creation  with  3  Adjustment  Modes

(3-Band  P.EQ)

6. CeNET  with  Balanced  Audio  Line  Transmission  and

Dynamic  Noise  Cancelling

7.

+®  FM  Reception  System

8. 24-Bit/Advanced  Multi-Bit  D/A  Converters  with

128-Times  Oversampling

9. 8-Times  Oversampling  Digital  Filter  and  Zero-Bit

Detector     Mute  Circuit

   10. 4V/ 4-Channel  Line  Level  Output  with  Fader  Control

   11. 4V/ 2-Channel  Non-Fade  RCA  Line  Level  Output  with

Volume  Control

   12. 2-Channel  RCA  AUX  Input  with  3  Level  Adjustments

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TM

To  engineers  in  charge  of  repair

or  inspection  of  our  products.

Before  repair  or  inspection, make  sure  to  fol-

low  the instructions  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  equiva-

lent  characteristics  when  replacing  them.

The  use  of  unspecified  parts  shall  be  regarded  as

remodeling  for  which  we  shall  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  posit-

ions  after  replacement  or  re-wiring.

For  proper  circuit  construction, use  of  insulationtubes,

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  second-

ary  ploblems  around  the  repaired  spots.

If  extended  damage  is  caused  due  to  negligence  of

repair, the  legal  responsibility  shall  be  with  the  repair-

ing  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  abnor-

mality  is  observed  in  their  appearance. Always  re-

place  them  with  new  ones. (The  chip  parts  include

resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, etc). The  nega-

tive  pole  of  tantalum  capacitors  is  highly  susceptible

to  heat, so  use  special  care  when  replacing  them  and

check  the  operation  afterwards.

6. Cautions  in  handing  flexible  PWB

Before  working  with  a  soldering  iron, make  sure  that

the  iron  tip  temperature  is  around  270

.  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  rep-

lacement. 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  handing  the  optical  pickup

The  laser  diode  of  the  optical  pickup  can  be  damag-

ed  by  electrostatic  charge  caused  by  your  clothes

and  body. Make  sure  to  avoid  electrostatic  charges

on  your  clothes  or  body, or  discharge  static  electric

ity  before  handling  the  optical  pickup.

9-1.Laser  diode

The  laser  diode  terminals  are  shorted  for  transpor-

tation  in  order  to  prevent  electrostatic  damage.

After  replacement, open  the  shorted  circuit. When

removing  the  pickup  from  the  mechanism, short

the  terminals  by  soldering  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  characteristi-

cs  will  change. Ensure  that  no  foreign  substances

enter  through  the  ventilation  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  isopropolal-

cohol  to  lens  paper  and  wipe  the  lens  gently.

DXZ825

Summary of Contents for Addzest DXZ825

Page 1: ... discs Compact disc Frequency response 5Hz to 20kHz 1dB Signal to noise ratio 100dB 1kHz Dynamic range 95dB 1kHz Harmonic distortion 0 01 Audio section Maximum power output 50W 4 Continuous average power output 18W 4 into 4Ω 20Hz to 20kHz 1 THD Bass control action 15dB 12dB 30Hz MID control action 12dB 1kHz Treble control action 12dB 10kHz Line output 4V CD 1kHz General Power supply voltage 14 4V ...

Page 2: ...ition after repair Ensure for safety reasons there is no possibility of second ary ploblems around the repaired spots If extended damage is caused due to negligence of repair the legal responsibility shall be with the repair ing 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 wirin...

Page 3: ...M When using the player outside the U S A the frequency reception range can switch to the intervals below Initial setting U S standard AM Frequency intervals 10kHz 9kHz 530 to 1710kHz FM 200kHz 50kHz 87 9 to 107 9MHz Frequency range Frequency intervals Frequency range New setting outside U S 531 to 1629kHz 87 5 to 108MHz Setting the reception area 1 Press the BND button and select the desired radi...

Page 4: ...emote on voltage excessive current required The microprocessor has malfunctioned due to noise etc DCP or main unit connectors are dirty Wipe the dirt off with a soft cloth moistened with cleaning alcohol Compact disc cannot be loaded Another compact disc is already loaded Eject the compact disc before loading the new one Sund skips or is noisy Compact disc is dirty Turn off the power then press th...

Page 5: ...ailure 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 because it is loaded upside down Eject the disc then reload it properly If an error display other than the ones described above appears press the reset button ERROR H Displayed when the temperatu...

Page 6: ... 6 DXZ825 BLOCK DIAGRAM ...

Page 7: ... CD BUC 0 O Communication line with the CD IC pin 53 CD 8V O Power supply ON signal output for the Loading motor and the Photo sensors pin 54 CD 5V O Power supply control signal output for the CD IC DAC IC H ON pin 55 DIR E OUT IN Emphasis flag output from the digital audio interface receiver pin 56 DIR ERROR IN Error detection signal input Negative logic L digital in H analog in pin 57 DIG RESET ...

Page 8: ...0 076 0647 00 051 6057 00 001 7055 90 013 6507 50 DESCRIPTION INDICATOR LENS ALMI KNOB DUBLE FACE RUBBER RING KNOB DOUBLE FACE SWITCH SWITCH PWB SWITCH IR RECEIVER SWITCH DIODE IC PLUG Q TY 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 13 1 1 1 6 6 1 22 1 24 1 23 1 21 382 6449 00 382 6450 00 347 6798 00 347 6748 00 FILM REFLECTOR BUTTON BUTTON 1 1 1 1 1 45 1 46 1 47 1 48 1 49 1 50 1 51 347 6739 00 335 6759 00 001 7030 02 335 6...

Page 9: ...0 101 0941 00 313 1651 21 092 4000 51 880 2089B 313 1715 20 DESCRIPTION PLUG OUTLET SOCKET SPACER FILM DIODE DOUBLE LAYER C SWITCH MAIN PWB MICOM TRANSISTOR HEAT SINK TUNER ANT RECEPT HEAT SINK Q TY 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 24 26 25 23 307 0616 03 313 1814 00 313 1813 00 731 3008 89 TAPTIGHT M3 8 HEAT SINK HEAT SINK REAR CVR 1 1 1 2 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 102 3420 50 074 1194 00 074 1214 00 042 044...

Page 10: ... LEVER UP L LEVER LO L ILLUMI PLATE LEVER LO R PAD SCREW Q TY 10 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 NO 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 34 PARTS NO 341 1740 00 347 6527 00 750 3457 00 291 0099 00 613 0717 00 634 0023 00 347 6275 00 039 1862 00 309 0772 01 613 0719 00 750 3432 00 613 0720 00 746 0768 20 750 3303 20 DESCRIPTION ROLLER CUSHION SPRING STICKER INPUT GEAR MOTOR ASSY FILM FPC P...

Page 11: ...01 D 102 D 103 D 104 D 105 D 106 D 107 D 108 D 201 D 203 D 211 D 212 D 219 D 221 D 222 D 223 D 224 D 225 D 228 D 229 D 230 D 231 D 241 D 280 D 401 D 402 D 403 D 404 D 405 D 501 D 603 D 610 D 651 L 1 L 2 051 6201 90 051 2038 10 051 3201 90 051 1014 08 051 3605 90 051 3034 90 051 7232 08 051 3034 90 051 3034 90 051 3034 90 051 6327 08 051 6370 08 051 3034 90 051 3034 90 051 3034 90 051 5020 90 051 6...

Page 12: ...24 C 430 C 431 C 433 C 434 C 435 C 436 C 437 C 438 C 439 C 440 C 441 C 442 C 443 C 444 C 502 C 504 C 507 C 508 C 509 C 510 C 511 C 512 C 513 C 517 C 521 C 523 C 530 C 531 C 532 C 533 C 534 C 535 C 536 C 537 C 550 C 551 C 553 C 554 C 556 178 4742 78 178 4742 78 163 1053 60 163 4763 30 183 3353 62 163 2263 30 163 1053 60 166 8201 50 168 1022 05 172 3331 15 172 3331 15 172 3331 15 172 3331 15 042 044...

Page 13: ...6 R 417 R 418 R 419 R 420 R 421 R 422 R 423 R 424 R 425 R 426 R 427 R 428 R 429 R 430 R 431 R 432 R 433 R 434 R 435 R 436 R 437 R 438 R 439 R 440 R 441 R 442 R 443 R 444 R 445 R 446 R 447 R 448 R 449 R 450 R 451 119 4731 10 119 1531 10 119 1031 10 119 4731 10 119 2221 10 119 2221 10 119 1031 10 119 3921 10 119 1801 10 119 1031 10 111 1591 91 111 1591 91 119 4731 10 119 3321 10 119 3321 10 111 1591...

Page 14: ...701 S 702 S 703 S 704 S 705 S 706 S 707 S 708 S 709 S 710 S 711 S 712 S 713 S 714 S 715 S 716 S 717 S 718 S 719 S 720 S 721 S 723 IR 701 032 0140 98 032 0140 98 032 0140 98 032 0140 98 032 0140 98 032 0140 98 032 0140 98 032 0140 98 032 0140 98 032 0140 98 119 1521 10 119 1521 10 119 1521 10 119 1521 10 119 1221 10 119 1221 10 119 1221 10 119 1221 10 119 1521 10 119 1221 10 119 1221 10 119 1521 10...

Page 15: ... 15 BLOCK DIAGRAM CD mechanism section 929 0226 80 DXZ825 ...

Page 16: ... 16 EXPLODED VIEW CD mechanism section 929 0226 80 DXZ825 ...

Page 17: ... LINK VINYL COAT WIRE ORG LEAD WIRE YEL ID LOCK PLATE SPRING PLATE ROLLER GUIDE UPPER GUIDE SH RACK ASSY UPPER CHASSIS LOWER CHASSIS SHIFT LEVER RACK LOCK ARM L Q TY 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 20 21 621 0603 25 621 0604 22 LOCK ARM R GEAR BASE 1 1 22 621 0605 22 GEAR COVER 1 47 345 8704 20 CUSHION RUBBER 1 24 29 28 27 26 25 23 621 0606 21 816 2590 00 621 0608 21 621 0609 20 621 0610 20 ...

Page 18: ...209 C 210 C 211 C 212 C 213 C 214 C 215 C 216 C 217 C 301 C 302 C 303 D 201 IC 101 IC 102 IC 201 IC 301 J 101 J 201 J 301 L 101 L 102 L 103 L 104 L 105 L 401 Q 201 R 102 R 103 R 104 R 105 R 108 R 109 R 110 R 111 R 114 168 1042 78 045 4701 50 046 4722 58 168 1042 78 046 1532 78 046 1032 78 046 1032 78 046 4722 58 046 1522 58 046 3332 78 168 1042 78 046 3332 78 168 1042 78 168 1042 78 046 4712 58 04...

Page 19: ... 19 DXZ825 PRINTED WIRING BOARD CD mechanism section 929 0226 80 ...

Page 20: ... 20 DXZ825 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM CD mechanism section 929 0226 80 ...

Page 21: ... 21 PRINTED WIRING BOARD Switch PWB B2 section DXZ825 ...

Page 22: ... 22 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Switch PWB B2 section REF No with r small letter like r745 means a jumper wire DXZ825 ...

Page 23: ... 23 PRINTED WIRING BOARD Main PWB B1 section DXZ825 ...

Page 24: ...CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Main PWB B1 section 1 4 REF No with r small letter like r670 means a jumper wire 24 DXZ825 r r r r r r r r r PE 2523B A K B ONLY ...

Page 25: ...CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Main PWB B1 section 2 4 REF No with r small letter like r84 means a jumper wire 25 DXZ825 r 8 4 ...

Page 26: ...CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Main PWB B1 section 3 4 26 DXZ825 ...

Page 27: ...CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Main PWB B1 section 4 4 REF No with r small letter like r474 means a jumper wire 27 DXZ825 r474 r477 r492 B U ...

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