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Please use this service manual with referring to the user guide ( D.F.U. ) without fail.

Service
Manual

DVD Player

DV4001

DV4001 /

N1B/N1S/U1B

Part no. 90M20CW855010

First Issue 2006.09

MZ

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 

PAGE

 1. TECHNICAL SPEC 

I FI CA TIONS ........................................................................................... 1

  2.  SERVICE HINTS AND TOOLS ............................................................................................. 5

  3.  WARNING AND LASER SAFETY IN STRUC TIONS ............................................................ 6

  4.  TAKING THE DISC OUT OF EMERGENCY ........................................................................ 7

  5.  UPDATE BACK END FIRM WARE PRO CE DURE ................................................................ 8

  6.  THE UPDATE DISC CREATION PROCEDURE .................................................................. 8

  7.  UPDATES RS-232C MICROPROCESSOR FIRMWARE PROCEDURE ............................. 9

 8. SER 

VICE MODE .................................................................................................................24

 9. WIRING DIAGRAM 

............................................................................................................. 25

 10.  BLOCK  DIAGRAM .............................................................................................................. 27

 11.  SCHEMATIC  DIAGRAM ..................................................................................................... 29

 12.  PARTS  LOCATION  ............................................................................................................. 45

 13.  EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST ................................................................................ 63

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STANDBY

POWER

PAUSE

PLAY

OPEN/CLOSE

STOP

DVD PLAYER DV4001

ON/STANDBY

HDMI

AUDIO EX.

Summary of Contents for DV4001

Page 1: ...S AND TOOLS 5 3 WARNING AND LASER SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 6 4 TAKING THE DISC OUT OF EMERGENCY 7 5 UPDATE BACK END FIRMWARE PROCEDURE 8 6 THE UPDATE DISC CREATION PROCEDURE 8 7 UPDATES RS 232C MICROPROCES...

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Page 3: ...ector output 21 pin connector This connector provides the video and audio signals for connection to a compatible color TV or monitor Audio output Output level During audio output 2 Vrms 1 kHz 0 dB Num...

Page 4: ...the very highest picture and digital sound quality by fully digital transmission This unit is equipped with an HDCP compatible digital image output terminal HDMI to provide copyright protection Direc...

Page 5: ...lity Logo This unit can play DVD R RW discs Please note the followings points when using these discs Audio CD compatibility Logos 12cm 5in or 8cm 3in discs Linear PCM digital audio Audio CD CD R and C...

Page 6: ...ways be sure to specify a le extension of JPG or JPEG for JPEG les The le will not be able to be displayed if a le extension other than JPG or JPEG is speci ed or if no le extension is assigned to the...

Page 7: ...rors SBC444 Disc with DO errors black spots and fingerprints SBC444A 4822 397 30245 Disc 65 min 1kHz without no pause 4822 397 30155 Max diameter disc 58 0 mm 4822 397 60141 Torx screwdrivers Set stra...

Page 8: ...tools also at this potential WARNING Safety regulations require that the set be restored to its original condition and that parts which are identical with those specified be used Veiligheidsbepalingen...

Page 9: ...7 4 TAKING THE DISC OUT OF EMERGENCY 1 Remove the top cover of the player 2 Remove 2 screws shown in the picture follows 3 Remove the disc clamper 4 Now you can remove the disc Remove those screws...

Page 10: ...y on TV changes from FILE COPING and displays UPGRADING 9 Then the tray opens automatically And remove the Update disc from the tray 10 Firmware is written into the flash ROM 11 FL display change from...

Page 11: ...are setup procedure C Writing Procedure Necessary Equipment Windows PC OS Windows2000 or WindowsXP with Serial port RS 232C Dsub 9 pin cable female to female straight type Update tool Flash Programmer...

Page 12: ...10 2 Click the Next 3 Check the I accept the terms in the license agreement and click the Next...

Page 13: ...11 4 Click the Next 5 Click the Finish NOTE This installation does not create short cut icon on a desktop and a startup...

Page 14: ...B Update firmware setup procedure 1 The right button of mouse click on the My Computer and select the Explore in a menu 2 Double click the Flashprog exe in C Program Files Toshiba Flash Programmer fol...

Page 15: ...13 3 Setup window appears Click the Device tag 4 Choose the 870 C in Series Choose the TMP86FS49 in Device...

Page 16: ...5 Click the Apply then TMP86FS49 appears in the Chosen Device And click the Communication tag 6 Choose the Serial Port number in the COM Port Choose the 9600 bps in the Data Rate And Click the Passwo...

Page 17: ...9 Click the Devise is BLANK Check the Hex in Input Type Type the 5468652044264d2047726f7570 into Password Type the 0xff00 into Password count storage address Type the 0xff01 into Password comparison...

Page 18: ...16 10 Click the OK C Writing Procedure Flash Programmer starts 1 When Flash Programmer did not start double click the Flashprog exe in C Program Files Toshiba Flash Programmer folder...

Page 19: ...lick the OK NOTE Since Flash Programmer communicates with the unit automatically the following dialog box appears when it fails in communication 3 Click the Setup in the menu bar and select the Object...

Page 20: ...18 4 Click the Browse 5 Choose the iHEX Format h16 h20 in Files of type Choose the Vxxx_rs232c_boad h16 and click the Open NOTE The Vxxx is a revision number...

Page 21: ...nit and Serial Port of windows PC with RS 232C cable Insert a thin rot to the hole near the EXT INT slide switch REMOTE CONTROL and push the switch 1508 inside to turn on the switch Connect the mains...

Page 22: ...20 8 Click the Auto Programming Auto Programming appears...

Page 23: ...21 9 Check the all check boxes in Flash Memory Programming And click the Start Firmware is written into the microprocessor The writing of firmware takes about 1 minute...

Page 24: ...22 10 Click the No 11 Click the Cancel...

Page 25: ...the menu bar and select the Exit 13 Disconnect the mains cord and RS232C cable from the unit Insert a thin rot to the hole near the EXT INT slide switch REMOTE CONTROL and push the switch 1508 inside...

Page 26: ...troller RC001DV 1 Press the POWER button to turn on the unit 2 Press the OPEN CLOSE button to open the disc tray 3 Press the DISP Button of the Remote controller 4 The following information is display...

Page 27: ...1 PWB AV PWB RS 232 PWB FRONT DISPLAY PWB PSU FRONT KEY PWB PWB ASSY is replaced PWB ASSY is replaced PWB ASSY is replaced PWB ASSY is replaced PWB ASSY is replaced UNIT ASSY is replaced UNIT ASSY is...

Page 28: ...Control Interface P 18 17 16 15 O N M VS OUT GND CCLK CDTI CSN DZFL DZFR LRCK SDATA 11 12 13 14 15 C D K IN 8 9 10 MCLK 8 9 10 17 E H I 2 3 OUT 12 11 7 18 13 6 5 4 F I H L7805 C G 14 A Clock Ref Ref E...

Page 29: ...0p T116 10K 2138 4111 6 3V 470u 100n 3142 2107 1K5 T108 150R 150R 3177 3176 3124 T103 10K 6111 PDZ15 B MSP 801V1 02 01 B NI FE LF 7 6 6128 BAS316 1102 B 10K 3130 T109 220p 2119 T124 600R 5102 10K 3141...

Page 30: ...9 12V_A 1K5 3246 3227 470R 3225 4201 680p 100K 2214 BC857B 7205 1K5 3242 5V 5V 100R 3240 7218 BC817 40 1 3 2 BC817 40 1 3 2 4K7 7219 3206 3205 2K7 6201 BAS316 7204 BC817 25 7213 1 3 2 1 8 4 LM833 2226...

Page 31: ...n T125 3144 1R0 3180 47R 22R 3178 4142 T134 BLM18P 5152 10u 5151 22p 2162 T131 2160 22p T104 100n 2171 3 4 5 6 B6B PH K 1102 1 2 3181 22R D 3112 6R8 T101 7119 BC817 25W 3177 22K 3171 4K7 100n T107 215...

Page 32: ...2251 3265 4K7 DV33 5VL 4214 4213 13 14 10 37 27 46 43 45 33 35 38 40 42 44 30 32 18 8 7 29 31 34 36 39 41 48 17 16 9 23 22 21 20 19 25 24 6 5 4 3 2 1 5V_STBY FLASH 2Mx8 1Mx16 7205 M29W160ET70 D 150R...

Page 33: ...S1 2 51 VSS1 3 78 VSS2 40 VSSD 19 WRF 77 VIA 10 VIB 4 VIC 3 VID 9 VIE 12 VIF 80 VIG 13 VIH TIMOUT 18 TS1 31 TS2 30 VDD1 1 8 VDD1 2 11 VDD1 3 55 VDD2 36 VDDL 75 SCL 26 SDA 25 SERTST 45 SICL 35 SIDA 34...

Page 34: ...10K I532 1u0 2508 100n 2527 100p 2515 I503 33R 3531 I522 I520 I519 3523 33R 3575 33R 2504 22p 22p 2501 3573 33R 2534 100p 100n 2536 2535 100n 3574 10K I536 I537 8 9 3572 10K B9B EH A 1510 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 35: ...5 P13 16 P14 17 P15 18 5 P2 4G 25 5G 24 6G 23 7G 1 F11 F12 2 31 F21 F22 32 HNV 07SS56T DSP 29 1G 28 2G 27 3G 26 4304 1301 2309 1n0 10K 3336 100K 3316 1307 1 BAT54 SIN 21T 1 8S B 6308 100K 3308 T315 10...

Page 36: ...1403 D6 1404 D7 1405 D7 1406 E5 1407 E6 T408 T407 8 9 LTL816KETNN 6401 1 10 11 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 B12P PH K 1401 2n2 47R 3403 2405 3404 47R 3401 1K8 1405 1408 T412 T411 T409 T410 PDZ5 6 B 6409 2404 1n0 6...

Page 37: ...45 46 FRONT KEY PWB A 12 PARTS LOCATION Sn Ag Cu Lead free Solder When soldering use the Lead free Solder Sn Ag Cu FRONT KEY PWB B...

Page 38: ...48 47 Sn Ag Cu Lead free Solder When soldering use the Lead free Solder Sn Ag Cu FRONT DISPLAY PWB A...

Page 39: ...49 50 Sn Ag Cu Lead free Solder When soldering use the Lead free Solder Sn Ag Cu FRONT DISPLAY PWB B...

Page 40: ...52 51 Sn Ag Cu Lead free Solder When soldering use the Lead free Solder Sn Ag Cu AV PWB A...

Page 41: ...53 54 Sn Ag Cu Lead free Solder When soldering use the Lead free Solder Sn Ag Cu AV PWB B...

Page 42: ...56 55 Sn Ag Cu Lead free Solder When soldering use the Lead free Solder Sn Ag Cu MONO DVM9 1 PWB A...

Page 43: ...57 58 Sn Ag Cu Lead free Solder When soldering use the Lead free Solder Sn Ag Cu MONO DVM9 1 PWB B...

Page 44: ...60 59 Sn Ag Cu Lead free Solder When soldering use the Lead free Solder Sn Ag Cu RS232 PWB A...

Page 45: ...61 62 Sn Ag Cu Lead free Solder When soldering use the Lead free Solder Sn Ag Cu RS232 PWB B...

Page 46: ...64 63 52 0 53 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 53 52 0 0 8 0 6 2 6 07 6 07 23 07 2 4 30 9 07 035 2 4 9 07 13 EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST...

Page 47: ...810R 90M ZZ003810R PWB ASSY PSU DV4001 06P15 WR SRV2016WW 3139 247 13351 1006 90M ZZ003820R 90M ZZ003820R PWB ASSY PCBAS MEM RS232 DV4001 3139 248 50741 8100 nsp 90M YU002470R FPC FFC FOIL 30P 060 30P...

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