Harman Kardon BDP 1/120 Service Manual Download Page 51

SATA_TXDN1_A

EN ET_LED-G

ENET_LED-Y

SA TA_TXDP1_A

SATA_RXD N1_A

SATA_RXDP1_A

SATA_TXDN1

SATA_R XDN1

SATA_RXD P1

EPH Y_RDN

EPHY_T DN

+2V5_ENET

USB0_DP

U SB0_PWRON

USB0_DN

USB0_PWRFLT

EPHY_RDP

$3N572

E PHY_TDP

$3N576

+5V

SA TA_TXDP1

+VBUS_USB0

ENET_LINK

EN E T_ACTIVITY

U SB1_PWRON

USB1_PWRFLT

+VBUS_USB1

+5V

USB1_DN

G ND

+5V

USB1_DP

G ND
G ND

USB1_DN

USB1_DP

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

+3V3

GND

GND

GND

+5V

+3V3

GND

GND

GND

+5V

+3V3

GND

+5V

E PHY_RDP

EPHY_RDN

EPHY_ TDP

EPHY_TDN

EN ET_LINK

ENET_ACTIVI TY

USB0_PWRON

USB0_PW RFLT

SATA_TX DP1

SATA_TXDN1

SA TA_RXDN1

SATA_RXDP1

+2V5_BCM7440

USB0_DN

USB0_DP

USB0_PW RFLT

USB0_PWRON

USB1_PWRON

USB1_PWRON

USB1_PW RFLT

USB1_PW RFLT

USB1_DN

USB1_DP

(CLUSTER)

*  SATA speed is 1.5Gbs, keep traces as short as possible.

Ethernet, SATA, IDE

ETHERNET

(CLUSTER)

SATA1

ETHERNET : Design notes and Layout Guidelines:

3- Route differential pairs above the GND plane. Do not split the GND plane under differential pairs.
4- Use minimum number of VIA.
5- When possible, use higher clearance distance between differantials pairs and any others traces (>15 mils).

7- Use a 15 mils trace to route 2.5V.
8- Place EPHY_RDAC resistor close  to BCM7440.

SATA : Design notes and Layout Guidelines:

3- Route differential pairs above the GND plane. Do not split the GND plane under differential pairs.
4- Use minimum number of VIA.
5- When possible, use higher clearance distance between differantials pairs and any others traces (>15 mils).
6- Place series capacitors close to connectors.
7- Place SATA 25MHz xtal and passive component close close to BCM7440.

1- Ethernet Data DP/DN traces must be routed as 100 Ohms Differential pairs.

1- SATA Data DP/DN traces must be routed as 100 Ohms Differential pairs.
2- Match trace lenght of DP/DN differential pairs. 20 mils max within a pair.

2- Match trace lenght of DP/DN differential pairs. 100 mils max within a pair.

6- For fanout facility, all the ethernet terminations can be place close to the connector.

USB

(CLUSTER)

USB

(CLUSTER)

0.1UF

C0542

1

2

0.01UF

C28

5 0V

10%

1

2

49.9

R5

2

1

49.9

R7

2

1

0.1UF

C0543

1

2

0.01UF

C27

5 0V

10%

1

2

49.9

R6

2

1

0

R530

2

1

2 20

R3

100MW 1%

2

1

47-U

SB003-XX2

US

B

P600

USB

1

2
3

4
5
6

TV S9

INA-1KV

49.9

R4

2

1

TVS10

INA-1KV

67491-0020

J8

1
2

3
4

5
6
7

MTG1
MTG2

2 20

R8

100MW

1%

2

1

T VS13

INA-1KV

TVS11

INA-1KV

0.1UF

C6

1

2

0.1UF

C686

1

2

U01

PR TR5V0U2X

2

1

3

4

T VS14

INA-1KV

0.1UF

C542

1

2

TVS12

INA-1KV

U02

T PS2052B

SO8

IN

2

EN1

3

OC1

8

OC2

5

EN2

4

OUT1

7

OUT2

6

GND

1

22UF

C5

1

2

0.01UF

C25

5 0V

10%

1

2

0.1UF

C543

1

2

0

R0530

2

1

XP6

PBC04SAAN

DEPOP

1
2

3
4

35MOHMS

L3

1

2

U2

T PS2052B

SO8

IN

2

EN1

3

OC1

8

OC2

5

EN2

4

OUT1

7

OUT2

6

GND

1

0.01UF

C26

50V

10%

1

2

0.1UF

C685

1

2

LEFT LED

RIGHT LED

J0026D21BNL

J2

MTG1

MTG1

GND_1

4

GND_2

5

LED1-A

12

LED1-C

11

LED2-A

9

LED2-C

10

RDC

6

RDN

8

RDP

7

TDC

3

TDN

2

TDP

1

MTG2

MTG2

Main Board Electric Diagram: Ethemet, SATA, USB

 

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harman/kardon

BDP 1 / BDP 10 Service Manual

Summary of Contents for BDP 1/120

Page 1: ...PLAY 10 BDP 10 REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS 11 BDP 1 REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS 13 REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS 15 BDP 10 INSTALLATION 17 BDP1 INSTALLATION 19 SOFTWARE UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS 21 PACKAGING 22 EXPLODED...

Page 2: ...pending HD DVD and the DVD logos are trademarks of the DVD Format Logo Licensing Corporation DVD FLLC IGH EFINITION ULTIMEDIA NTERFACE IS A TRADEMARK OR REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF Licensing LLC iPod is a...

Page 3: ...rks of Harman International Industries Incorporated registered in the United States and or other countries Designed to Entertain is a trademark of Harman International Industries Incorporated BD Live...

Page 4: ...lug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 15 Do not expose this...

Page 5: ...Wipe it dry immediately with a dry cloth NEVER use benzene aerosol cleaners thinner alcohol or any other volatile cleaning agent Do not use abrasive cleaners as they may damage the finish of metal par...

Page 6: ...tus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as p...

Page 7: ...a dry cloth NEVER use benzene aerosol cleaners thinner alcohol or any other volatile cleaning agent Do not use abrasive cleaners as they may damage the finish of metal parts Avoid spraying insecticid...

Page 8: ...rward Skip Reverse Stop Play Pause Open Close Power PowerIndicator NOTE To make it easier to follow the instructions throughout the manual that refer to this illustration a copy of this page may be do...

Page 9: ...drawer Play Pause tII Press to start pause or resume playback Stop Q Press to stop playback When a video is playing press it once for Resume mode and twice to fully stop playback Skip Reverse Iss Pre...

Page 10: ...ng time of the current media Track Chapter When a video disc is playing these two positions show the current chapter When a CD is playing they will show the current track number Title These two positi...

Page 11: ...e may be downloaded from the Product Support section at www harmankardon com AC Power Input Fan Vents Network Jack UTPUT Optical DigitalAudio Output Component Video Outputs Remote IR Input Remote IR O...

Page 12: ...LE 6 RECEIVER OR VIDEO display device If your A V receiver or surround processor is capable of DECODING AUDIO FROM THE STREAM NO FURTHER AUDIO CONNECTION IS needed NOTE If your A V receiver or video d...

Page 13: ...e downloaded from the Product Support section at www harmankardon com ON OFF Composite Video Output Coaxial Digital Audio Output Master Power Switch Analog Audio Outputs Remote IR Input Optical Digita...

Page 14: ...compatible A V receiver or video display device If your A V receiver or surround processor is capable of decoding audio from the HDMI stream no further audio connection is needed NOTE If your A V rece...

Page 15: ...Product Support section at www harmankardon com Power On IR Transmitter Lens Dimmer ISC ENU Return OK Previous Search Reverse Play Setup Repeat A B Repeat Numeric Keys Backlight Open Close Power Off S...

Page 16: ...rogram Each press changes the speed 2x 4x 8x 16x 32x 64x or 128x The slow motion function is not available in reverse Play Press to begin playback Search Slow Forward Press to scan forward through the...

Page 17: ...as a backup See Figure 4 Figure 4 Analog Audio Outputs Skip to Step Four Step Three Connect the BDP 10 Directly to a Television Alternate If an A V receiver or processor was used you may skip this st...

Page 18: ...eleases and lift the battery cover up Insert the batteries as shown in Figure 9 observing the correct polarity To replace the cover insert the two small tabs at the top of the cover into the recesses...

Page 19: ...tems or as a backup See Figure 4 Figure 4 Analog Audio Outputs Skip to Step Four Step Three Connect the BDP 1 Directly to a Television Alternate If an A V receiver or processor was used you may skip t...

Page 20: ...he battery cover up To replace the cover insert the two small tabs at the top of the cover into the recesses at the top of the battery compartment and lower the cover pressing the latch at the bottom...

Page 21: ...formation are displayed on the TV screen as follows 4 1 Caution The set MUST NOT be powered off during upgrading otherwise the Main Board will be irreparably damaged The other upgrade SW way is by mem...

Page 22: ...Corner Protectors 4 8 HDMI cable 46 HDI015 19G 1 3 conductor analog audio video cable 41 UH1500 0KKCD 1 AC power cord BDP1 51 BC0150 0LSA9 M 1 AC power cord BDP10 51 DC0150 0CRA4 1 9 Owner s Manual BD...

Page 23: ...or BDP10 BDP1 It s a general mechanical exploded view for BDP10 BDP1 please refer to the model set for detailed information ASSY 1 includes components 3 7 25 26 28 30 31 23 harman kardon BDP 1 BDP 10...

Page 24: ...5 67 BDP1R1 1E0B1 BOTTOM PLATE 1 17 67 BDP1T1 0E0B1 TOP COVER 1 IFU 72 0BDP10 120B1 USER MANUAL 1 DBOX 76 982790 0ATB1 DISPLAY BOX 1 CABLE 46 KS006T 03FG 2PIN CABLE 1 13 43 FS512S 214 DC FAN 1 HDMICAB...

Page 25: ...1 1E0B1 BOTTOM PLATE 1 17 67 BDP1T1 0E0B1 TOP COVER 1 IFU visit www harmankardon com OWNER S MANUAL 1 DBOX 76 982790 0ATB2 DISPLAY BOX 1 CABLE 46 KS006T 03FG 2PIN CABLE 1 13 43 FS512S 214 DC FAN 1 HDM...

Page 26: ...47 singal Correct connection Replace U3 Yes Yes Yes No Check 28V 5V 12V voltage on the power and front board Check the front board signal VDIN VCLK VSTB 1 Check whether bad solder exists on U2 and pi...

Page 27: ...1 U24 7 Check the connection of the 12PIN cable from xp7 on the main board Connect the 12pin cable to xp7 properly on output board Yes Yes No Go Check whether the audio signal is right from the U22 an...

Page 28: ...Replace the battery for remote controller Check whether the remote controller s battery is exhausted or not Check the IR1 power supply is vcc vcc is about 5V Check the VCC net no front board Replace I...

Page 29: ...read disc or can t open the disk door Check SATA cable from main board connection to the loader is normal Replace the loader NO GO Check whether the DVD loader running is normal Fix the connection th...

Page 30: ...ection power board CN502 front board XP1 Check whether the voltage 5Vstb on the front board is normal work or not Check DC5V to AC 3V switch circuit Replace U4 U3 Yes Check whether the voltage 33 V is...

Page 31: ...nection fan to Power board CN503 Go No No Fan don t work Yes Check U506 8 on Power board Check on Power board whether CN503 1 is 11V Replace the cable Replace Fan Yes Trouble shooting chart 31 harman...

Page 32: ...Front Board Print layout Top side 32 harman kardon BDP 1 BDP 10 Service Manual...

Page 33: ...Front Board Print layout Bottom side 33 harman kardon BDP 1 BDP 10 Service Manual...

Page 34: ...IR Board Print layout Bottom side 34 harman kardon BDP 1 BDP 10 Service Manual...

Page 35: ...Power Board Print layout Bottom side 35 harman kardon BDP 1 BDP 10 Service Manual...

Page 36: ...Main Board Print layout Top side 7 20 36 harman kardon BDP 1 BDP 10 Service Manual...

Page 37: ...Main Board Print layout Bottom side 37 harman kardon BDP 1 BDP 10 Service Manual...

Page 38: ...pin or bus location on chip P 11 DC DC 3 3V USB0 Header Harman BDP 10 BDP 1 Block Diagram U10 U13 U17 U18 XP1 J2 J3 J4 J4 U3 XP6 U14 U15 XP2 XP5 XP4 J8 IR_LOOP JP7 U6 U7 Video buffer Video buffer main...

Page 39: ...2 VSS_130 W13 VSS_131 W14 VSS_132 W17 VSS_133 W18 VSS_134 W19 VSS_135 W25 VSS_136 W29 VSS_137 W4 VSS_138 Y13 VSS_139 Y18 VSS_140 Y2 VSS_141 AJ29 DDR2_0_ADDR_12 R6 DDR2_0_ADDR_11 R5 DDR2_0_ADDR_10 P4 D...

Page 40: ...8 1N4148 R56 10 K7 Q7 3906 SMT C48 220p NC R42 1K K3 R58 10K D9 1N4148 R59 10 C99 100p D1 1N4148 NC U1 PRTR5V0U2X 2 1 3 4 U3 FUTABA CS 47 RESET 48 OSC 49 F 1 NC 5 NC 6 NC 7 NC 8 NC 9 NC 10 NC 11 NC 12...

Page 41: ...A A B B C C D D E E 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 SWITCH BOARD LED2 LED1 XP5 PICH 2 0 1 2 3 4 K1 Switch Board Electric Diagram 41 harman kardon BDP 1 BDP 10 Service Manual...

Page 42: ...0 1uF R503 470K PAS C502 0 01UF 50V CE505 47uF 35V C506 222 50V CN506 AC INPUT N 1 L 2 R527 1 2k 1 D504 FR107 CN504 9x2 0mm 5V 2 GND 3 GND 4 12V 5 12V 6 GND 7 5V 1 5V STBY 8 PCON 9 R538 33K R522 100 R...

Page 43: ...B E C U7 FMS6363CS SO8 VCC 4 GND 5 IN2 2 OUT2 7 OUT3 6 IN1 1 IN3 3 OUT1 8 75 R720 100MW 1 2 1 2200UF 6 3V CE33 6 3V 2 1 0 1UF C518 16V 10 1 2 D5 B AV99 B E C 10pf C11 1 2 33 R1 2 1 16 5K R53 100MW 1...

Page 44: ...or plan the proximity of the DDR2 device to the memory controller is an important factor To avoid the use of external address termination on high speed DDR2 the address trace length should be less tha...

Page 45: ...e DDR2 device to the memory controller is an important factor To avoid the use of external address termination on high speed DDR2 the address trace length should be less than 2 5in If those requiremen...

Page 46: ...EBI_DATA12 PCI_AD12 EBI_DATA11 PCI_AD11 EBI_DATA10 PCI_AD10 EBI_DATA9 PCI_AD9 EBI_DATA8 PCI_AD8 NAND_I O7 PCI_AD7 EBI_DATA6 NAND_I O6 PCI_AD6 EBI_DATA4 NAND_I O4 PCI_AD4 EBI_DATA3 NAND_I O3 PCI_AD3 EB...

Page 47: ...he HDMI connector 7 Consider limiting current to Maximum 500mA on HDMI 5V power HDMI 2008 5 19 5VA 47PF NC C10 1 2 TV S5 INA 1KV 100K NC R9 100MW 1 2 1 0 1UF C8 1 2 25 5K NC R13 2 1 TV S1 INA 1KV 0 1U...

Page 48: ...0 Low active interrupt 1 Swap CS_0 and CS_1 signals 0 No swap strap_ebi_invert_addr 0 DDR2 bank 0 size 64 MB 1 DDR2 bank 0 size 128 MB 2 DDR2 bank 0 size 256 512 MB 3 DDR2 Controller Manual Initializ...

Page 49: ...RT4G G D S Q10 PMBF170 g d s 0 01UF C549 1 2 2200UF 6 3V CE34 2 1 316 R532 2 1 0 01UF C561 1 2 Q8 PMBF170 g d s 22UF C544 1 2 0 1UF C677 1 2 Q1 NTD40N03RT4G G D S T P3 1 Q5 PMBF170 g d s HS1 1 2 MBR05...

Page 50: ...G_TCK JTAG_TDI JTAG_ TRST JTAG_TARGET_ RST UART0_TXD UART0_RXD UART1_TXD UART1_RXD BBS_SDA BBS_SCL CLUSTER 5V tolerant LVTTL i o RTC FPANEL UART BBS RESET CLOCK GPIO IRQ BBS CONNECT TO UART BOARD INTE...

Page 51: ...rance distance between differantials pairs and any others traces 15 mils 6 Place series capacitors close to connectors 7 Place SATA 25MHz xtal and passive component close close to BCM7440 1 Ethernet D...

Page 52: ...OPA 3 2 1 8 4 R634 3 3K C84 220PF C92 0 1uF C76 220PF C91 1500pF C124 10UF 10V C22 10UF 10V R691 4 7K R622 20k R686 4 7K U23 AK4359 LOUT1 25 DEM0 13 DZF2 29 DZF1 30 CAD0 6 RSTB 5 BICK 2 MCLK 1 DVDD 14...

Page 53: ...2 TEST 4 XOUT 3 RESET 8 P10 INT0 20 PP11 INT1 21 P12 DVO 22 P13 SDA RXD1 16 P14 SCL TXD1 17 P30 TC3 PDO3 PWM3 23 P31 TC4 PDO4 PWM4 PPG4 24 P32 AIN0 25 P34 AIN2 STOP2 27 P35 AIN3 STOP3 28 P00 TXD0 10 P...

Page 54: ...r inside Using a small flat blade screwdriver move the slotted bar as far to the right as it will go this will unlock the loader mechanism and free the disc The disc should now be free and can be pull...

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